HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-05-14 - Orange Coast PilotWhistle Blown on lfOspita:ls' 'Game'?
BJ JACIUE BYMAN
Cll ttlt CMoly ....... "
Was Gov. Jerry Brown
lltleally motivated when he
ccused five
I
n Identified
outhern
allfornia
ospitals or
)fedi ·C :il
buses?·
_ A :itate or· ~cial replies
hat Brown's
barges were, "' r anything.
n understatement.
"We think this sort of thine ls
happening to ono deeree or
another in many hospital•," 11ld
Joseph Cuccia, chief of tbe
Health Open.lions Branch ot the
state Department of Benefit
Payments.
Cuccia's invest.lgators, alont
wlth a atate Department of
Heallh team, uncovered the al·
legeci violations in ~ audit that
beaan last August.
Al a pl'ess conference Thurs-
day, Brown said five hospitals
had overcharged Medi-Cal by
Sl.2 million in fiscal 1976, about ~., percent of their liUliilgs to the
slate.
Brown cited such improper
SUNDAY
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LINDA MURPHY (RIGHT) SHARES DAUGHTER, BREE
Donna Desmond, Dorothy Poole , Mayme Bettencourt
Mother May I?
Four Answers Possib'le
Cham·es an~ S·week-olcl Bree :\lurphy of Costa
:\lc~a \Hll spend this afternoon µlaymg ··musical
hah' .. ·sl•atin~ will be a\'ailahlc on the lap or her
motlH.·r. L111da Murphy. 24. or her mother, Donna
lk:-.mond. U. of :'\ewport B<.•al·h ; or her mother.
Dornlh\' Poon'. lifi. or her mother. :\tavme Betten·
l'Oll rt, tb. both ol Long lkad1 ·
WO:\IE~ OF THE LATEST five-generation
I am 1 ly to c:nml' to our attention along the Orange
Coast seem the most hkel) honorees for today's na·
t1011al sc.ilutc to matnard1"
What is the Mother's Oay pres~nt they most re·
mcmhcr giving'!
"A tennis motif T -shi rt ... a Venus' flytrap
plant ... ple11tyol clothes ... .i Hthlc." ·
'WIL<\T JS TllE PRESEi''T they most remember
receiving':'
"f~lowers ... candy ... always more clothes
. . . perfumes and lotions. more than you know what
to do with.•·
Anet what would make this Mother's Day
-;pedal'!
"lleing with my family ... keeping my health
... a nke Jetter from my husband . . . starting the
day by having ou r \\hole gang attend church
together."
TYRANT GULF -Emery A.
McGowen of Huntington Beach
is captain or an oil tanker plying
arctic waters. He tells about
sleepless battles to keep the ship
from breakin& up in 40 to 50-foot
seas on Page A4
CUTl'ING TUE MUST ARD -
Hot dog speclaliAt Der
Wienersch nltzel added ham-
burgers lo their menu in 1974,
taktn1 on the big boys,
McDonald's and Burger King.
To find out how they're doing,
aee Pa1cc1.
DOLLS, DOLLARS -At Your
Service wrlter Pat.Dunn takes
an am1cUonat• look at doll col
Jectlns lhrou&tl the eyes or a
woman who loves her cuddly ln·
vutment&. .P•• CJ.
JACK LEMMON -Veteran
actor or screen and stage says
the roles t\e likes best are the'
ones be at first understands
least. I( that sounds like con-
tradiction, his reasoning is de·
tailed on Page BS.
ltUlde s.,,.,..,,
OAll.T "''-OT CTIOMI
uses as financing overseu trips
by hospital officials and their
famllies, Rolls Royces and
Cadillacs. Playboy Club dues,
tickets lo sports events, and a
yacht.
Allhough Brown didn't name
any of the hospitals, Ad-
ministrator Fred Hellmer of
Broadway Community Hospital
in Lo$ Aneeles accused tbe .gov-
ernor of trying to promote his
re-election campaign. Hellmer's
hospital was identified by the
Los Angeles nmes as or\e of the
five. •
And Paul Ward, president of
the California Hospital Associa-
tion, said the conference was
"an obvious attempt to blast the
hospital Industry with implied
conclusions based on in·
conclusive evidence from a
miniscule number of hospital
audits."
Well, Joe says it ain't so.
He said the probe and resut-
tant publicity were an attempt
to atop what he called "a game''
played by some hospital ad·
ministrations.
"We disallow them each time'
and they figure out new ways to
clalm the sturr." Cuccia said.
•·our point is we don't have any
sanctions in law that does any
more than take the money away
Crom them.
"They can take the st,ate's
money for two or three years
before we get tl back. You can
see why we're incensed."
Cuccia also declined te> name
the hospitals, all proprietary
<privately owned) hospitals
ranging frt>m 56 to 150 beds, say·
ing they have a right lo remairi (
anonymous while they file 1p.
peals. The names or those not t
appealing wlll be made public in
30 days, he said.
He said he believes all are in l Los Angeles or San Die10 coun·
ties. They were selected because
they matched a pronte of sus-
pected misusers due to their low
occupancy and high claims, Cua·
cia said.
Three to four times as Jong as
usual was spent on the audits, so
the hospltalS' were also selected
for their smallness, Cuccia said.
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T WENTY.·FIV
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34 Turks Die • Ill Blaze
1 ANKARA, Turkey CAP) -
Flames swept through a
five -s tory s hopping
center-voca lion a I school
complex Friday, leaving 34
persons dead and more than 100
injured in their frantic scramble
to escupc. •
At least six of the victims
jumped to their deaths Crom
upper story windows as the fire
roared upward from the ground
leve l, witnesses said. Some of
the injured suffered broken
limbs when they leaped Crom the
concrete buUdin1 and others
s uffered burns and smoke
inhalation. Damage to the
suburban Yiba commercial
cente r was eslimated at $20
million.
Fire officials !.aid rescue
clfort:,, we rt> hampered by thick
i.m oke. They managed to eet
ladders to higher windows to
save about 250 persons, but were
unsuccessful with a helicopter
attempt to pluck a group or
students Crom the roor.
"Please save us, we don't
want lo die," witnesses said the
Many Leap to Death
As Flames Draw Near--
trapped group of youths yelled.
They reported about a dozen
students and members of the .
school starr escaped from the
roo f on a fire department
mechanical ladder. but then the
ladder's gears failed a nd it
swayed away from the
screaming victims who burned
to death. .
An unidentified student who
made it down the ladder told
reporters from his hoi.p1tul bed:
"I saw my director\ Hilal
Karabag. helping my
l'lassmates lo board th'c Slt!el
ladder. liul then as he was aliout
to push the last few remaining
boys, the ladder swayed. l could
still see a glitter of hope In his
eyes."
Press repol'ts said angry
bystanders stoned a group of
.. firemen when their canvas
rescue net ripped apart a-; u
man jumped into it and he fell to
the pavement and died.
Authorities said the f1r1·
apparently s tarted when a
flammable material in a first
floor shoe-making shop ignited.
They said.,lhe blaze was fueled
by 'exptodihg ,gas containers jn a
basemer'lal!mop.
The ,)4-year--·old building, with
numcl'ous small shops and the
school. was occupied by about
500 persons y. hen the fire broke
out. officials sauJ Many on the
ground floor fled, but thoi-~
above were quickly cul orr. The
struc·ture had no external fire
escapes.
Authorities said ti27,.~hod1es
were identiried, while. tbe others
were burned beyortd ~erognilion
::and some had been f'educed to
bones .
._ ; ... Cars in Ricoch·e,t Chase
One B~4 Turn Deserved Another
By TOM BARLEY /•
Of 1i. O.llr ...... Si.ti '
A 7l·year-old motorist who al-
legedly slammed into 11 vehicles
at two Westminster lntersec-
lions before pursuing police
pulled him over and booked him
for drunken driving, was lodged
in Orange County Jail Saturday
night.
Officers said Wilbert G.
Lankford, 15621 Beach Blvd ..
was transferred to the Jail from
the UC Irvine Medical Center
where he was treated for culs
and bruises suffered in the al·
leged series of collisions.
needed treatment for minor in·
Juries. None was detained in
hospital.
Westminster police said their
first notification of Lankford's
involvement In traffic accidents
came when he 11ll~gedly drov~
haphazardly thro\iih. the in·
ters<'clion of McFaddlt Avenue
and Newland Street, strikanJ?
five vehicles and a telephone
pole in his pro~ress.
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Toro Woman
Pinned, Dies
In Auto Crash
They said seven occupants of
the 11 vehicles allegedly struck
by Lankford in what they
described as his drunken pro-
gress through Westminster
Before pursuing officers could
catch the Lankford vehicle. they
said, it had bounced off anotht!r APWl~I·
An El Toro woman suffered
fatal Injuries Saturday when a
car driven by an allegedly
drunken driver slammed Into
her auto al the intersection of El
Toro Road and Muirlands
Boulevard, California Highway
P atrolmen said.
Officers identified the victim
who died at Mission Community
Hospital. Mission Viejo, two
hours later as Barbara A. Pot·
ter. 58, of 24921 Mulrlands Blvd.,
Space 51.
They said the driver of the
other car died at the scene. or~
ri cers declined to identiry him
pending noUCication or next of
kin.
Orflcers said the unidentified
driver ran· a red light and
slammed broadside into the Pol·
ter car, pinning Mrs. Potter
behind the wheel.
Police Probe
'Drowning'
Senta Ana police launched
what they said was a murder in·
vestigaUon Saturday night into
the drowning of a man whose·
body was found floating in the
pool of·an apartment complex ot
200 W. Katella St.
omcers identified tho victim
as .Donald A. McCullough, 48, of
that address. But they refused to
comment on the reason why
horn lei de lnveatlgatora were
called to tho scene.
"Frienda and rell\tlves are be-
ing qu tloned at thia time but
we have no auapectl as yet, 1·' an
ocrteer Hid. 'tWe m-a.y have -
more to ••Y about th1I caae after
the autopsy h as been
performed.''
The aUtoplly wm M t0ndutted
by tll• coroner's otrlce toda,. a
•Pokt1man for lb•t office Hid.
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(See CHASE, Page i\2) DEATH SECONDS AWAY
34 Died In Ankara Fire
Jarvis Sides Shifting
Previously Committed Voters Back Off
A random telephone sampling conducted by
the Dally Pilot reveals that the number of voters
who have heard of the controversial Jarvis
Amendment is growing fast.
The survey shows that 91 percent o( the 614
people contacted in April had heard of the
measure, Proposition 13, during that month.
That was an increase of 16 percent over the
survey figure logged in March. But the percentage
of those prepared lo vote for the measure declined
to 32 percent, the same level as February. That
figure had climbed to 38 percent m March.
Opposition to the Jarvis plan slumped slightly
in April, down by one per<:ent from the March
level or 37 percent of all those polled. But the
figure was still substantially higher than the 14
percent recorded in February.
Jn other words, if those voters contacted in tl)e
sampling had the power to decided the outcome or
the Jarvi& amendment, it would be defeated with
36 percent of the 68 percent who marked their
ballots voting "No."
Poll analysts expect victory to come to the
side which can bring the most uncommitted voters
Into iu camp.
In April, 36 percent of those contacted had nqt
made up lhelr minds on voUng1 an lricrease 9f
.even '~rcent f'tom March ind a arop of 22 percent
from February.
Tho controversial 1mendment, which wUl be
on the June 6 ballot. would ftmit property taxes to
1 percent of cal~ value. Opponents bave charged
tho propcMJltlon would cripple sch~l districts and
clty 1ovvnmenta. Lu Veproddlmlrtm IJ)l)eared u; ~ looklnc
askance at lho Jarvls Amendment S1turday night.
Odds quoted In the eamblln1 mecca were s.1 · aeain~t the propt>1ltlon. In other words, a
aupporter of tbe Jarvis plan who ~t $1,000 on 'ts
•acctt>tant:!e would get $5,000 -ao.d his fl,000 b•c~
-lf lt paaod. r
Have you heard of the
Jarvis Amendment?
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Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights
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DEBBIE MOSER WITH BARN OJVL 1
ii di.ti
Barn owl bit confused on diet
A b~ Qwl got lessons la&t week in how to s~arch for a
more appropriate diet. The fot.tng bird w'ent hunting Irvine
residents in their Willow area houses. A man living on
l<'ireside Circle claimed the owl tried attacking him every
lime he attempted to leave hls house. But Debbie Moser.
an animal control officer who eventually captured the
bird, explained to the man there was nothing that could be
done immediately. It was dark. Miss Moser expJained she
would have to wait until dawn because owls see a lot better
at night than humans. Jrvine police received a call al 5:30
next morning from a Walnut Avenue resident who said
that the owl was on the roof of his home. "It won't let me
out," he said. Miss Moser rushed to the· address. The owl
was in a tree and aided its own capture when it jumped
into a net. The animal officer took the owl to Dr. Kent
Wa lker at Univel"tity Park Veterinary Hospital. The doc·
tor pronouncing the bird tit and posslbly-c(jl1fUSecta bout diet
m alters, decided tosetitstraight, then free.
UC Irvine
maygetOC
arts complex
Although there are
already plenty or plays
and concerts in the 1'"'ine
Arts Village complex on
the hilly campus, UC
1 rvine could become the
cultural center of Orange
County. Itisoneoftwosites
being considered for a pro·
Newport Bt'••ch
posed $24 milJion music
cente r, according to Dr.
Daniel Aldrich Jr., chan-
cellor. He said he had been
contacted by music center
negotiators, who told him
there's a "strong possibili·
ty" the fuJl Orange County
Mus ic Center board of
directors will vote to locate
the performing arts com-
plex on campus. The other
site under consideration is
at 2700 N. Main St., Santa
Ana. A press conference
announcing the site selec-
tion isscheduledJuly6.
Steamer in 'troubled waters '
She's old. Her paint is peeling. There are creaks. But
her white bow often glistened in the noon day sun as sbe
made her way to Avalon on the Bay, Catalina Island. She
was known as the "Great White Steamer," though her of·
ficial name is S.S. Catalina. She was a bit with U.S. presidents
and the common man on those many passages to the island.
She's "retired" now, but still proved a hlt at the recent boat.
s how in Ne wport Harbor. She was moored during
the exhibit near Lido Village. But she is also causing woes
for her owner Hyman Singer who bought the ship in 1977 as
a Valentine for his wife. Singer was recently sued by Los
Angeles officials who claim he owes $30,000 in allegedly
unpaid dock fees. The steamer left Newport Harbor last
week for a temporary berth in San Diego. Singer said he is
having difficulty finding a place to dock the ship, admit·
ling he won't be able to keep it long in San Diego.
Mission Viejo
What we have
is too much
baseball
Lucy of the comic stTip
"Peanuts" is known for
her wry comments at the
pitcher's mound. An ap-
propriate line for her in a
future strip might be there
is "loo much baseball ...
Too much baseball and not
enough playing sites is
proving to be a problem in
Mission Viejo, according
to Ken Anderson. He is ad-
ministrative service direc·
tor for the Saddleback
Valley Unified School Dis-
trict. Angry residents
around Montevideo School
where several Little
League games are played,
recently turned in peti·
lions to Anderson. They
complain the massive in·
flux 9f baseball players
and families who descend
nightly on the school's
diamonds are creating
hazardous traffic coodi·
tions. They fear van-
dalism. are concerned
about litter and the fact
that sometimes restroom
facilities at the school are
locked. One nearby resi-
dent complained that she
was recently "forced" to
.open her home's toilet
facilities because the
school's were Jocked. An·
derson indicated
measures would be taken
to"'ease" the situation.
Fro•P~geAI
·JIOSPITAL CHARGES •••
.. We didn't want it to take
forever." be said, addlne that
some larger nonprofit hospitals
jnay be auilty or similar claims.
lt would be lmpoaslble to
" ovo whether or not most or the
e.aed violations were lnten·
• al, Cuccia said but "we are in· :~gating the posslblllty ot
• audulent or criminal ac-
: YlUes.''
Asked it any Orange County
tats were lnvolvocl, Cuccia
ed and said, 0 1 think we
• care of Cella already."
: Dr. Louis J. Cella, formerly a
• a.y backer of county poUUcal
; mpalgns, 11 now aervln1 •two.
; 15 year prison sentence for
• and tbeft and n11a1 lalae • ror eaf ..Cal paJmenta al
prietary Oran1e COUntJ
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other efforts by the governor to
force cuts in Medi·Cal claims
failed, Cuccia said.
After a federal court over·
turned Brown's 10 percent limit
on growth in hospital costs, be
set up Operation Cost Watch last
year, which led to the audits.
One unusual aspect of the ln·
vestlgation, Cuccia said, was
that the Departments or Health
and Benefit Payments joined to
conduct audits or both medical
and noomedlca l cl al ma
1lmult.aneoualy. Such lnvesU1a·
tlons are usually conducted
aepanitely, be aald.
Cuccta pve one eUmple ot
tbe type of system• practice
which, whlle not fraudulent, is
unacceptable because it may ln·
nate Cliat'ges.
"They autornaUcaUy blll for
what.'1 ordered. IUCb U PWll.
of tetta; Yibetbar UM.1 were nQ. .... Cll'-." Cuccl& Ald.
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Puffers Pulling Prime Protein
More to Tobacoo Plant
Than Going Up in Smoke
By JACKIE BYMAN
Of "'9 OaUy '1• ltalf
Tobacco. currently one ot the
chief threats to Americans'
health, may also prove to be one
of the solutions to future food
problems.
Tobacco is composed of 2.2
percent proteln and "it is a very
high -quality protein," Dr.
Roslyn 8. Alfin-Slaler told a
workshop on nutrition Friday.
Dr. Alfin-Slate-r. nead or
UCLA's division of Envlronmen·
tal and Nutritional Sciences,
said a shortage of protein is
a lready faced by many nations
and may shortly confront
Americans.
She cited the increasing use ol
fertile larld .. to house fertHe peo-
ple," such as the loss or ora(lge
groves in Orange Comtty; 'en·
croacbments by forei.gJl fi$hing
fleets into U.S. waters: Cllld Americans' consumption or
twice their needed protein,
mostly in animal rat.
"One of the problems with our
food supply right now is that
animals ·are competing with
humans for food," Dr. ~lfin·
Slater said.
Queen Halts
Runmmy
Hone Team
WINDSOR, England CAP> -
Shouting "Whoa! Whoa!" Queen
Elizabeth II grabbed the reins of
four frightened horses dragging
an overturned coach Saturday
and with her husband, Prince
Philip, brought them to a halt.
The incident occurred during
a horse show in Windsor Great
Pa rk that the queen and Philip
were watching from a parked
jeep.
The carriage overturned while
m aneuve ring around obstacle
No. 3 or the course and all four
troopers from the Royal
Household Cavalry Regiment
who were aboard were thrown
out.
Capt. Nicholas d'Ambrumenil,
who was in charge of the
carriage, said the h orses
dragged it for several hundred
yards and "I saw the queen step
forward to shout 'Whoa• and
take hold or the reins.
In her t alk, entiUed "Foods of
the Future," Dr, Alfin-Slater
predicted a number of develop.
ments, some already being
studied and some that she said
should be looked into. The Foun·
tain Valley session was
sponsored by Coastline Com·
munity Emeritus lnstilute.
Among the trends Dr. Alfin·
Slater said may help keep us
healthyin the future are: •
-Aquaculture, including fish
farming. She cited n current
project &tudylng the nutritional
likes and needs of lobsters, and
how to keep th!m apart.
"They are cannibal1sllc," Dr.
Alfin-Slaler said. "You leCIH'
two lobsters together O\ ern1~hl
and the next day there b on~.·•
Then she added thoughlfully,
;A ••• but it's well fed."
-Fabricated foods. chierly
made from textured soy protein.
Some such foods, such a)) bacon
and sausage s ubstitutes, C1rc
already available, and Dr. Alfm-
Slater eaid she exp~ll these to
become more competitive with
meal as their price decreases
-New, high-yield wheat, rice
and com, and vegetables witQ
higher nutritionaJ value, such as
beans with more protein, carrots
with more vitamin A and
tomatoes with more of vitamlnsA
andC.
Un fortunately, Dr. Alf in~
Slater said, the new tomatoes
come out orange instead of red
"I think it needs a little Madiso~
Avenue-type advertising,'' she
said.
-Livestock bred for higher
weight gains per pound of food,
chickens that lay more eggs and
cows that &ive more_ milk.
-Foods for animals that are
nondigestlble by humans such as
cellulose foods for cattle and in·
sects for other animals.
0.11, '""°' St.alt -
Dr. Alfin-Slatc r said she
esp(•cially r ecommend s that
animals cat roaches, since she
doesn 'l hke them. "Ch ickens
don't have the sume feelings
that we do about insects."
TOBACCO AS FOOD?
Dr. Roslyn Alfln-Slater
and meat prices rise.
Earthworms g rown in
garbage might be another good
animal food, she said.
-Single-cell protein, a type of
Yl'a))l with a high yield of protein
1·omparable rn quality to soy
protein. Single-cell protein is
grown on synthetic ethyl alcohol
rna<le from petrol~um, Dr. AUin·
~later. said.
-Leaf Protein Concentrate
m adc from grasses. alfalfa and
especially tobacco.
"This may be the future of
tobacco.'' said Dr. Alf in-Slater. •·we're ,..ally not going to
s tarve'' she said, "but we may
not be eating the same things."
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i lppliques
i lpplaiuled
lnez Howald of Corona del Mar Oen)
shows off quilt she helped assemble to
Jeffrey Hall, 5, of Newport Beach at
OASIS center for scmor c1t1zens. Venue
was just one of stops in 9-day city arts
fest1 val.
Today's offerings will be: --..
Children's theater presentation of
"East of the Sun, West of the Moon," ~t
11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. in Newport
Theater Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive.
John Wayne Film Fes tival ,
''Stagecoach," Mariner's Library, 2005.
Dover Drive, 7 p.m., free, sealing on a
first come, first served basis.
Focus on William Bazioles at 3 p.m.
at Newport Harbor Art Museum.
Events Monday will include:
"The New Theater: America s
Emerging Mirror," a symposium in-
cluding representatives of El Teatro
Campesino, The Los Angeles Mask
Theater, The Bear Republic Theater,
Make·A·Circus, Yellow Brick Road
Show, and the Galavanting Inspiration
Group, sponsored by Coastline Com-
munity College, Corona del Mar High
School Little Theater. 2101 EastbJuff
Drive, 7 :30 p.m., free.
J ohn Wayne Film Festival, "Fort
Apache." Mariners Library, 7 p.m.
,.lloto by 8111 Gl"ffn "Then Prince Philip came up
and they both quieted the
animals while the carriage }Vas
put back."
PARAMEDICS REMOVE ONE OF INJURED PERSONS FROM 11 BUMPED CARS
Motorcyclist
Hurt in NB
A motorcyclist who was·
hurled Crom bis machine when it
collided with a car Saturday on
Newport Center Drive in
Newport Beach was allowed to
return home after treatment at
Hoag Memorial Hospital, police
said.
Officers ldenutied the cyclist
as Donald Cluck, 21, of 1421
Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach.
They said the driver of the car
with which bet collided received
only minor injuries which did
not require hoapltal treatment.
Offlcera aald the collision
created a traffic tle·up which led
to a aecond colllalon between a
motorcycle and a car.
Jn tho second colUalon. the car
d rl ver, Scott Sprinkle, 19, of
Palatine, Ill., required t reat·
men\ at"&ar tot mlaor Wun ea
and waa allowed to 10 home.
The mo«orcycllat wu Lreatea al
the aceao for t:nlnor cut.a and brullea and re•eued. • -.. .
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six vehicles -includin& cam·
pers and a motorcycle -at the
intersection of Beach Boulevard
and McFadden. leaving another
trail or damaged cars and In·
jured motorists.
Officers said they booked
Lankford for drunken driving
and felony hit and run.
"He Just bounced orr car after
car and kept right on going," an
officer involved in the pursuit
said ... It was a miracle that no
one was seriously hurt, 1.oclud·
~g~mael.C. ~
Brown Supported
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Forty
perunt of caurornla 's voters iblnk Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. ls
dofq • l'OOd or U'Ctltent job,
whllo 19 percent rate tho
40-year•Old Democrat's
~rfomwice ~ .~r. a Gannett Nen SlinlCO pcJll.SQL •
Gas Leakage
Evacuees
Readmitted
ATHENS. T exas <Al>) -
Authorities allowed evacuated
residents back into the area of a
gas well leaking toxic hydrogen
sulfide gas Saturday, but only so
they could care for their stock.
A highway patrolman close to
the sparseJy settled scene 12
miles north of this eastern Texas
community said, .. We're
recommending that people go in
to take care or their stock, then
get baok out. There's no
immedia~ hazard. If It develops
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go back in to get tho people
out!'
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Thursday. and somo 400 rntdents were ~vacuated from
about a 10-milo radius Friday
after gas well flre1lfhter Red
Adalr•s crews \Vere awnmoned
from Bomtoa. -·
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Sunday, May 14. 1978 DAILY PILOT A3
•
After running long and hard, couple finish~s out of· the money
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ol Ille 0.11, ,.. ... SUft
St'cunty tu her is a steaming bowl or soup, a mild
t'hl'l'">e sandWlch and the little hand-cuved crucifix over
rum pled twm lwds tn the lmy apartment where devotion
llwclb
Pleasure to him is his affordable two cans or soda pop
pl"r \\eek, goo<l n1bblin~ <·heci.e he cheddar kind with
somC' real tai.tc to 1l -and those good days 1n which she
cloei.n 't tnp and fall aga111 .
EDWARDS "POPS" WEEKS IS ALSO sustained m the
JO} and t:omforl or his ever-present $3 98 llialeah briar
p1~ tmd the lo"e ttnd dependence of his wife R~e-. a hefty
11walid he must tend day and mght.
Poµs is 87, Hos(· 78, and they s pend mo~t of their time
an their small, rundown rented residence at 2710 Delaware
SL • lluntmgton Beach.
"They a re forgotten pc•ople .. that's what they are,"
... ays their soc·utl a id volunteer Barbara Maier. who takes
Pops shopping every Friday afternoon.
"But it's such a beautiful devotion," adds Ms. Maier.
\\ho bchcves sometimes Pops carries it too far, while
others don't know the meaning of that word.
Portraits or their three sons, then young and rn
military uniform-now well Into middle age and s~aUered
JC'ross the land adorn their coffee table
THE PICTURES CATCH MS. MAIER'S eye once
again as they do eaC'h Friday when she comes for the shop.
ping ritual. and her c)'es fl ash.
"They arc, really, forgotten people"· she repeats.
Pops is in the kitchen, heating soup for Mrs. Weeki..
"t)o spends hour after hour in he r recliner chair by the
\\<indow onto the world, a study in old age and infirmity.
I le, too, has run most or that race called a lifetime.
Poµ!>ie and Rose are going to finish out or the money,
but they ran long a nd hard and they manage.
POPS WEEKS IS A TACITURN r etired New
Hampshire textile mill worker who came west 30 years
Jgo ror a promised Job in Santa Ana that never
materialized
One small joh followed another
·'lie went to \\ ashin' dii.hes at a restaurant," says
Hose. g lad for tompany "It was The Home Care over on
Hroad\\ay in Santa Ana "
Pops--b~nR~ ~teamingsoup1o her TV tra>
Dallr 19' Slat! l'MC•
DEVOTION SUSTAINS ROSE ANO EDWARD WEEKS
••TIJANKS. DAD." SHE YELLS. for he 1s hard 11(
hearing.
And speaking of occupallons, she adds that one of the
sons, from whom they r arely ht'ar these days, r ecently
broke tus back when he fell 200 feet while working as u
flagpole and church steeple painter.
"He hil an overhangini.t roof on the way down and
that's what saved him," she declares with a motherl>
chuckle.
Pops, meanwhile, goes through the t) p1cal ritual of c1
dedicated pipe s mo ker : packing 1l, tamping 1t and lighting
1t
"lllS ONLY JOY IN LffF. IS the two Cctns of soda pop
he buys when I take him shopping That and his pipe I
bought it for him when he broke his old one It's just a
funky old pipe," sayi. Ms. Ma ier
The Wcckscs li vc on Soc1al Secunty pensions and 1l
was a major crisis: a loss Pops felt he must It ve with uo1ng
without if necessary to stretch the bud(o:el
"I think I can make it, 1f I just have my s moke." ht'
told Ms. Maier. Pops shops striclll No rnlls for the
household
...
"We buy four cans of l>OUp, thre~ loa\-es or bread,
t•heese. a dozen eggs, TV dinners, two tans or soda and db
tilled water," she !>ays.
Pops' wife of 47 years must dnnk d1sl1lh.<d water for
medical reruions
"HE DRINKS Tiil!: llARO WATER so she won't run
out of hers," Ms. Maier say!>
··Popsie. Don't baby her! I want her up! 1 want her
getting around! I want he r to have better circulation !" she
t•ries as Pops Weeks goes to wait on Rose once again.
One reason Pops worries is that.Rose falls easily
··Yeah, and when I fall, I bruise easy," the elderly
lady decl,ilres.
"Look al this floor':· Ms. Ma ier snaps,' pointing to
numerous loose, c urling tiles that could easily trip
::.omeone. "Look al these walls 1
COBWEBS ADORN TllEM, ALONG with the knick
knacks or 47 years' accumulallon. on a patina or yello".
g ray gas grease from the stove.
"We used to pay $85 re n\. but now we're paying $215
a nd the landlord's never dont a thing to the place," Mr ...
Weeks chimes in
"And we Sl•nd in our rt'nl a week or two ahead of
"That W>ed to mei:ln !>omclh1ng tc1 a landlord. but nut
loday." Pops observe:. q u1ctly. lie r<.1rely hutts into <'On
vt:r sation.
"I've seen houses in hl•llcr s hape Ill '1'1Juana " M ...
Maier adds. '
SHE SAID S llE ('ALLF.D THEIR landlord. \\ho saul
he will not repaint their house, so Ms . Maier says 1f
necessary s he will pay for the paint and has Kiwanis Cluh
volunteers hncd up to do thl' pamtmg.
Their landlord, Donald Spunglcr. del'lml•d tu ui...1·u,s
the matter, but his secretarv said the so1·rn l aid \Olunteer
had called only om·e and wc.1" rather har'>h lo her hos., 1111
the telephone
TJle S,ec rctary c alled c-r~P-Orter h1H·k :4hortl y
the reafter to sav the Wct'kscs. who havt• li ved at 2710
Delaware St . for nine year .... are very gnod about paymi:
their r ent
"They've never e.Hn asked for anything, · she n.,
marked. t.
Highway Deaths Rising
WASHI NGTON tAP > · The
U.S. lrani>portalion death toll
rose nearly 1 percent tn 1977. the
biggest mnl'ase in fl\'C years
lligh\\ ay l ~1tJl 1t1es lead •thc
i rll' re a~t·
The Nutumal Truni.portation
Safely Board said Saturday that
1977 dl'alhs tn all trani.portalton
modes totaled 52.154. up from
50,208 in 197() The figure rose 1
percent in 197G artcr three years
of decline.
The board said 46,880 people
died in highway accidents, an
increase of 1,357 O\'er 1976~ fl
wail lhl· ~e(·onu straight )'PUr ol
increased h1gh\\ay fatallt1c.,
a(kr t\\O vears of dcC'ltne
l"nder 'the 55 mph national
.,fll'l'd hm1t. thl· high\\ a~ dl'alh
toll dropped m~arl~ 20 perC'cnt 111
1!17·t :rnd 2 pl'rt'l'nl in 1975 lil'fort·
turning up 2 pcrcl•nt Ill Hl76 and
.J percent 111 19i7
Thl• n·t:ord 1111 mot11r \ l'h1Ctt:
ueaths was 55.51 t 1n 197:J
More than hair the 111crc<.1:-.t· 111
h1J,thway f at<.1 l 1t1cs in 1977
n•s ulteu rrom motnrt•ytl1·
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·Shuns Service
ROME <AP) -Ovemdmg the
':explicit wish of Aldo Moro's
• ~mily, Italy pald final tribute
, pt~turday to the slain ex-premier
.,.th a memorial Mass in the ~ajestlc St. John Lateran
asilica attended by Pope Paul
l and deleg_ates from over 100
• tions.
~-, Expressing a "scream and cry
. grief," the SO.year-old
BRIE;FS )
::itontifr ~ddressed hims elf to
• (;od, saymg:
• • "You have not listened to our
"b eseeching for the safe return of
Aldo Moro, of this good. meek,
innocent and friendly man."
His widow Eleonora and their
four children boycotted lht' slate
, rites, res ponding to Moro 's
t:~shes, spelled out In one or a
~eries of handwritten letters
.6>from the 61 ·year·old president or
the ruling Christian Democratic
•P a rty. Hut other members of
. Moro 's immediate family did
• <attend the public memorial
" ilCrvice.
. Ship'• Cr ew S a fe
MILWAUKEE <APl -The ;$3
('rew members and captain of
the British cargo ship Pholinia
w ere s afely sh eltered in a
d'owntown hotel Saturday night
.. aft e r being pluckt-d hy
heli co pter from their
$l Orm-huHeted _anct grounded
&hip along the L11 kt' Michigan
. shore.
The \'ei.sel ran aground :JOO
yards off suburban St. Francis,
and Frederick Wenzel , a
•. spokesman for tht: :;hip's agent,
Inte rn ational Great Lakes
Shipping Co., said it had not
been determined what salvage
measures could be taken.
Fo~ T op• 1'1arlc
WASHING TON <AP> -The
U.S. laM r ferce passed the 100
million stark in 1977 with
women occeeting ror most oC
the increase, the Census Bureau
said Saturday.
The lal>or force. including
military personnel, increased by
some 15 million Crom 1970
through 1977, reaching a peak of
101 million last year and
averaging 99.5 miUion .
:l Die ha Fire•
MEXICO CITY CAP) A
series of explosions triggered
Ci r es Saturday that destro.xed
tY.o lari.:c department stores
only a block apart in downtown
Mexico City, a uthorities re-
ported .
They said two persons were
known dead and at least SO were
inJuted in the twin infernos that
poss ibly were set by political
terrorists.
Airport Atta~ked
TOKYO <AP> -Seve n
persons entered a radio beacon
faci l ity for Tokyo 's n e w
vio l ence -b eset Na r ila
International Airport Saturday
and damaKed 20 of 50 antennae
in:;ide, police reported .
T-r&nsport MiJustry -0Cficrals
said the intOJders.. knocked out
gt•ar that was being used for
flights lo and from Tokyo's
Haneda International Airport.
but Ha neda flights were not
affected because another. beacon
i.ystem c.ilso is used there.
··Tyrant Gulf
'•,
, .
Alaska's Seas Deadly
By WARD SIMS
ABOARO T ll F. SS ARCO
J UNEAU <AP > The Gulf of
Alaska as a meanly capricious
tyrant.
Sure. man may drill deep into
the earth to extract oil to serve
hi s needs Sur e. he may huiltl
mighty ships to t·arry al Lo dis·
ta nl places.
But when those ships put ollt
from Yaldet.. Ala~&. and leave
Prince William S ound, the
tyrant Gulf calls the tune, as
Capt. Emery A McGowen of
Huntington Beach will attest.
again in March to Pul!et Sound
with R1J,1R4 barrt•ls of crude oil.
The ·skal•s were hra~ht, the seas
~entle . and the crew was bu!>y
sprucing up the ship.
"Painting outside in March in
the Gulf of Ala!>ka ·! Unheard
of." saict Bosun Paul Farrcnkopf
of Philadelphia.
"It's one of the ft-w times
you 'II ever see the sun in ~ the
gulf_ this time of ) car." said
Capt. McGowen. "I've seen seas
40 to SO feet high many times in ·
this gulf."
A,..~,...,.... ,1,., the Fini?
Soviet physicist Yurt Orlov
goes on trial in Moscow
~londay in what is feared
w all become a round of ac·
t ions against Soviet dissi-
d l· n t s in lh l.! Russian
C'a pital's 111fluential group of
1nlellectual dissidents.
Orlov faces char ges of 'An-
ti ·So\·ict agitation and pro-
paganda.'
Soviets Say
'Bigfoot Real'
YA~COCVER CAP ) -Tw11'
So\'iet sc1enti!>ts say the Bigfoot
monster is for real.
"Thal there is a Si!squatch is
as ''.alid and obli~atory to us as
lhe. fact that l.he wodd ls f01'nd ...
wl'ote. Drmilri Bayano\' and Igor
n ourlsev of MOSCO\\·~ Darwin
.\1 useum Their paper wa::. de·
h \'Cred Frida} at the t:ni\'ersity
of British Columbia's Sasquatch
conference.
' INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL/WEATHER
~ltlom' Lo1'es 28 ..
BATAVIA, Ohio <AP > -Only
a tew or them can say the word
"Mom " but that's enough for
Estetie Sprague. She sees
something special in each of her
children -28 ot them In all.
Oarole fa 17 but has the body of
a 2-year-old. She weighs 38
pounds. Sean, an eplleptic, mus t
be strapped In his chair. Other
children, their legs and arms de·
formed, stare at the television
set, trying lo lirt overs ized
heads.
.. MOST PEOPLE call them
retarded. but to me, they're
something special because there
Is something special about each
o ne or them ," s a ys Mrs .
Sprague, a Crail, gray-haired
grandmother .
For her, there are no holidays
-not even Mother'& Day.
Ten years a&o, after rearing
three children of their own, she
and her husband , Darius,
opened a home for the mentally
retarded on an 11-acre farm.
Sixteen children live in their
home now, and 1.2 others live in
a home the couple bought In
1975, a home that has been used
to house the mentally retarded
s ince the 1920s. Thirteen paid
employees help during the day.
THE CHILDR EN come from
state institutions and private
hom es. Costs are defrayed by
state funds or $16.70 per day per
child and private char ges to
families. In addition, all of the
Sprague's ramily savings have
gone into caring for the children.
Mrs. Sprague, 60, believes the
children are better off "1th her
than with their own familtes.
"So often, at Is so rlirficult for
parents to care Cor children
such as these because they f~I
s uch pity for them or personal
guilt," she says.
The joys are measured in
faltering steps or slurred words.
Even at the dining table. there
are cha n ces for unexpected
breakthroughs. Only four of t he 16
children in the Sprague home
can reed therhselves.
M R S. SPRAGUE n ever
speaks of deformities . She talks
about the color of a child's eyes
or a s mile.
"I 'm always looking for
som ething a little better from
each of them ," she says. "To
.me. they arc my children "
'' 'Wlreplloio
ESTELLE SPRAGUE CUDDLES TWO OF 28 RETARDED CHILDREN SHE CARES FOR
IT ~1A Y BE benevolent, a
peaceful lake without s hores.
But from October through April,
the Gutr turns s avage, the
roughest waters In the world.
A TANKERMAN 41 of his 60
years, McGowen thought back
an d said. "When you get
weather like that. you stand
your watch and try and rest -
and you don't get much of that.··
PLACfDWATERBELIESVIOLENT,CHANGEABLE NATURE OF ALASKAN GULF PLIED BY SS ARCO JUNEAU
The IOJ! of Atlantic Rlchfleld's
883·foot tanker Juneau:
"Ship \\orkin~ heavy in rough
seas and S\\ ells. taking seas and
spray over the bow .
"Ship rnlhng deeply."
I\ FLOODLIGHT on the
forema .... t. J7 feet above the
waterhnl'. is lorn away. The
clapper of the s hip 's be ll ,
fa stened hv a 1''1·inch bolt,
snaps off ~tetal fittings on the
how ancl deck are ripped free.
Th~t Fl!hruary voyage was one
• of the \\Orst in the memory of
the veteran crew.
Yet, the :;hip set out again the
s ame month from Cherry Point,
Wash .. for Valdez, and back
"You can't really rest. You
just hang on." added Mike Ames
of Matinicus. Maine. the third
mate and. at 22. one of the
youngest crewmen aboard.
"When the seas are running,
you don't dare go out on deck."
s aid second mate Jus tin
Haymo nd of Some rs. Mass .
•'There is blue water over every-
thing, four lo s ix feet cteep. All
of l he "atcrtighl doors arc kept
closed. n~ht up to the captain's
<leek ."
The captain's deck is 45 feet
:.ibO\'C the w~terllne. McGowen
remembers seas that smashed
windows on the bridge 57 feet
up.
How do you rest'! You get
\.ISed to it. after a fashion. says
chief engineer Walt Olsen of
Conroe, Texas. 'I wedge myself
into bed with pillow!> "
There Is rarely talk of danger.
"Oh. you hear someone say
'J'll be glad when this is over.'
or soml'lhinJ! like that." says
Olsen. "But that's primarily the
inexperienced. Look et the size
of this ship It's hc.i rd not to feel
safe "
"It's always something out
here during the wi nter months,"
said seaman Jim Jlines of Los
An~eles "Fog, wind, ram. You
name it. ..
HINES, WHO has been·saillng
since he was 16, is 56 now and
South, Midwest Battered·
lines D~ Dozens Hurt in Tonuuloes
v.s. Su••arw
Oor.ns of ~rwit1s wt~ lnJunCI,
trees wtr~ uprooltd, ullllly llnu
downed. •r•••er' ov~t1urMcl anti
hom.,. •r>CI buslnen"' d•m•oed 1n 10
Sl•IH dUftnQ Ille w .. ktnd as 1'11Qh
wlne11 &nd tornadou &altered lh•
Sooth •nd MICS-S(
Oft• m.., w•• kllltd In AlalNm•
otnd a thlld °'td lrl ll•nhKh Ill a
Slorrn·r•l•ted .occ1oe11t n.. 8rltlttt
«<90 slllD ""°'ln+a ran 4191"0\M Ill
lUe Mlclll9an In hl9ll wlr1c1S S.tur d•Y, •no )0 crew mern0tr1 w1r• •v•cuated b\t helltopl•t.
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one of the old hands aboard the
120,000·ton Juneau.
The ship Is equipped with the
latest in electronrc navigation
gear. inc ludin g a co m puter
which can plot the course and
s peed of as many as 40 other
vessels in a48-mlle radius.
Every cril1col piece of equip
ment has a backup.
The 'b a 11 a s t lank ~ are
segregated; there is ne\·er oil m
them . If ballast water is pumped
into the car go tanks, at is
pumped ashore to remo\'e a ll oil
before it is returned to the :;ea
AND ALL OF the ship's waste
-from the galley garbage to
the oil-streaked \\.c.tter of the
bilges -goes into a slop lank
which, when the ship is docked,
is pumped into shoreside waste
treatment facilities.
"Nothing is pumped over the
side while we'r e at sea,"
McGowen said. "We want to see
clean water just like everyone
else, and we'd never do anything
deliberate lo pollute." For the seagulls following the
shtp at sea, the plckflljs are
sllm.
Everything aboard ls spick
and span, even the engine room.
T he walls are clean. the noors
are waiced and the woodwork is
polished. lns ide and out, the
paint is fresh .
E VEN IN CALM seas the ship
rolls and pitches sllghUy. The
neophyte measures the motion
by watching sunlight from a
porthole dance up and down on
the wall. But the stomach begins
lo dance too, and that's enough
or that .
On the steel deck, there ls
always a sound llke that of
rushing wind. It's oil sloahlna
back and forth ln the car10
tank• below -io1t>e·s10 mlJUon
wortb ol crude. ~
The ~placement va11.l• ot tbia
4·year-old •hlP plus tts cargo ~mes to aboUt J70 mllllOll. Yet
tb• crew numbers a mere 29.
The Haiulla play a n endless
t•m• of klna-of-the-hUl tor the
rifht to th• ihree pr•m• tlah•
watchlnl perebes or lh• ship.
atop the forema1t and the two
klnf \*ta amidahlp .
TRB BEAT OF the engine and
th• vlbratJon el the ahip'a h\lge
•
propeller blots out all othe r
sound in the deckhouse.
ll take!' only 81 revolutions per
minute for the five-bladed
prop-27 1 ~ feel in diameter -to
dti\•e the ship along at its cruis-
inl! s peed of 16 knots fully
loaded.
Dress is informal. The skipper
wears slacks. a plaid s hirt.
f our hours on and eight hours
off. Junior officers and the un·
licensed crew have lime to kill
e' cry trip.
Recreational opportunities are
li mited. Food takes up the slat k.
It is sohd, varied and unlimited
fare. Crewm1m order as much as
they want from every menu.
A TYPICAL supper offering:
Tossed green salad with assort·
ed dressings: roast turkey with
sausage dressing. giblet gravy,
cranberry sauce: grilled veal
steak with fried onions; braised
short ribs or beef; Welsh rarebit
on toast : mashed potatoes,
cauliflower au. gratln, candied
sweet potatoes; buttered green
p eu: bre ad and butter; Ice
cream with topping, cookies;
iced tea. fresh milk and coffee
All baking, except hread and
sandwich rolls. is done aboard
ship.
The m eat consumption 1s
some indication of the appetile!-
aboard -a httle more than l\\O
pounds a day per man.
ThNe is a lele\'is1on set. a
shortwa,·e radio ret·eiver ancl a
:;terl'o in hoth the crt•\\ ·s lounge
and the officers' Joun~l'. There 1s
an exercise room . There arc
c;.irds.
THE TELEVISION sets can
play videotaped movies whi·n
the !>hip is loo far off the coas t to
pick up commercial telcca~h.
\\hi ch 1s most of the tame.
The tanke r lanes between
Valdez and Puget Sound lake the
ship 100 miles or more offshort'
mos t or the \\·ay during thl'
l,290·mile run.
The mo\·ies, a selection of
eight lo 10, are changed each
voyage, but even the worst set
three orrour showings. includin~
such cripples as "The Sailor Who
Fell From Grace With The Sea."
JUNEAU CAPT. EMl!RY A. McQOWEN OF HUNTINGTON BEA CH
r
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STATE NEWS DAIL y PILOT A.ii
t
Fortulle's Theirs
Lineman Given $5 Million Estate
CLYDE (AP> --A form~r
power company lineman and his
wife see no reason why inherit
ing the lion's ~hare pt a $5
million e~late should change
their quiet life in lh1s tiny Contra
Costa County ('Ommunity
The windfall came to Waller
and Kathleen Sherrill , both
named in a will opened after the
recent death of Eunice Van
Winkle. who owned the Bay
Point Light and Power Com·
pany, the st ale's smallest utility.
THE NEW millionaires say
their ~ood fortune came as nl)
surprise.
··we plan lo go on as we have
been, managing property ...
for Mr. Van Winkle," Mrs.
Sherrill said. "She never kept
secrets from us so we have been
living with this for years."
She rrill, who worked as a
lineman for 16 years at the
power company. also managed
cattle operations for the Van
Winkle family. The Sherr111 's
live on the 148-acre Nichols
ranch just east or here, which is
part of thP estate.
Reginald G. Hearn, the San
Francisco attorney who is handl·
ing the probate matter before
Al'Wlr-.....o
sotne Fans
~-~"'11~.t1. h:l\t' !-tmi lt•d ''htn Phyllis Wanger. center.
lnt<t out 1111 tht• nt'\\ Lo:-/\ngclcs' Rams cheerleading
-;quJd. thl' Suntlanc.:crs. !Jul the long-time fan's en
thusia!'>m got her ubourd Saturday ..__as a 'Huddle l\Iom ·
for the 29 young \\omen "ho also made the learn.
SAN FRA:\CISCO <API
.'.':udcar phys1t·1'.'>l Dr Edward
Tell<.'r told th<' Cal i fornia
Hankt•rs J\ssnt·1 ation Saturcluv
that tht· st.1lt' s population \\ 1il
rt•ac h :IO m1llwn hv lhl' vcar
2.0011 and it s t•ncrgy. Ol."!\!cls · '' 111
1nC'rl'aSl' hy ;.o r><.•rn·nt
Teller talll'cl for thL• develop
mcnl of nuclear energy lo mc<:l
huq,:eoning power net'ds. saying,
.. th<.'re is 110 safer method for
produt·mg t'llt•rgy tlrnn nuck·iir
reactors "
lie 5a1d cont·crns ahout lht•
damage donl' to r eactors b"
earthquakes iirc unfoundcil
bel'ausc ei..15tinJ.! plants and pro·
post•cl sites arc lot•ate<I far from
lhl' San t\ndn•as f.iult
:J:W Faef9 Fi ring
ORA~GE CAP) -About 3:>0
employees of lht• Orange limfied
School District hav(.' receive.'<!
notices that lh('v may not be rt·
h1r<.'d next year
The nol1l'<.'S. hand dehvcrcd
Friday to lt>acher!> and non·
teac hing employN•s. caml'
because of llw JIO'>!.iblc passage
of Proposition 13 "h1ch would
II mi t taxes uc;<.'d to ore rate
pubhr schools. d1 stnct uff1r1als
s aid. The d1stnct has ubout 1,300
teachers.
( IN SHORT J
Th.ei't Ring Caaaght
ENSENADA (AP) -A ring
s pecializing in stealing late·
model trucks and selling them
south of the border has hecn
hroken. authorities say.
,\ rrestcd May 5 were Spencer
F . Handy. 36, of El Cajon. David
V. Deill, 39, of San Diego, and
Feliz Jimenez, 30, of Ensenada.
The third American, Stephen L.
Bradlick of Downey. was arrest
t·tl April 29 in Ensenada,
Patrol111en Killed
WEST COVINA CAP> -Two
Catirornia Highway Patrol Of·
fi ccrs were struck and killed bv
a semi-truck trailer about 5:JO
a m . Saturday while investigat·
ing a collision on the San
Bernardino Freeway. the CHP
said.
The victims were identified ns
William Ferris Leiphardt Jr ..
39, of West Co"ina, and Harolci
Horine. 39. of West Covina.
There wcrl.' no other injuries re·
ported. The driver of the truck.
Keith H. Fuller. 48, of Martinez,
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Contra Costa Superior Court
Judge Norman Grege, said it ap-
pears the SherriHs will get
roughly 8S percent or the estate.
HE WOULDN'T estim ate the
monetary value of their share,
but it was understood to be in
the neighborhood of $3 million.
Another of Mrs. Van Winkle's
employees, Cecilia Arnold, was
named in the will and ls to re-
ceive about 15 percent of the
estate.
·'The tax bite will be rough on
$5 million," Hearn said. "They
may have to sell the power com-
pany and some securities to pay
the t axes. The balance left over
after taxes are paid then 'MU be
dlvlded between Arnold and
Sherrill." ~ ·~~ MODERATE GOP GROUP OAVE ENDORSEMENT BOOST TO SAN DIEOO MAYOR The Van Winkle estate bad
humble beginnings with a hand·
operated gasoline pump Walter
Van Wlnkle set up in 1914 in Port Chi~ago, just north of Concord.
After marrying Eunice, he
opened a hardware store and
bought the power plant from the
Coos Bay Lumber Company.
C•ndld.•t•• Squght B•cldng, from left, Ken Maddy, Pete Wiison, EvelleYounger :.
•' Wilson Wins GOP Boost
the United States from the Unit·
ed Nations. At the time of his death in
1953. the estate was valued at
$1.3 million.
LOS ANGELES <AP) -San
Diego Mayor Pete Wilson was
endorsed Saturday for governor
by the California Republican WILSON, WHO is a distant
League after a surprisingly easy fourth in the voter preference INFLATION, together with
the $1 million the widow got in
property sales to the Navy in
1969, ballooned the estate to an
estimated $5 million.
contest with Assemblyman Ken polls for the Republican nomina.
Maddy. tion for governor, topped Maddy
Wilson and Maddy also at 315to178 in balloting at the blen-
tacked former Los Angeles nial endorsing convention of the
Police Chief Ed Davis, with CRL.
Mrs. Sherrill said keeping up 'filson using especially harsh Attorney General Evetle
the rapches is going to be a big language, for Davis' end9rse~-. '(QU!l&fil' __ a.!)c!_ Davi~ th_e froQt·
chore, but J.b:ey-:wotr't-to-rger-nftdt i>T several rr~ st0 nmnersintlte1'Qi1s-;-recetvecton.
their benefactor. 11Ianks. such as withdrawal by ly 42 and 6 votes respectively.
" The CRL endo~emeot was a
StUdy CoSts Rising
SACRAMENTO <AP) -A state study or professional re·
gulatory boards has cost $453,000 in federal i'noney and is nearly
five months behind schedule, the Sacramento Bee said Satqrday.
The newspaper said a similar study, conducted by the state's
!Jillie Hoover Commission in 1967, cost only $12,000.
McManus said one reason for the review was the proliferation
of "sunset" legislation that would require regulatory agencies to
justify their existence periodically.
The Uee said that by the end of last week, the task force had
l'Omc up with draft reports which recommend that 11 of the
sm a Iler boards b e merged with others or be abolished.
SI ill unfinished were reports on the contractors, dental ex
am in<: rs, funeral directors and pharmacy boards as well as an ewer
view of the entire regulatory pr0Gei$.
An Assembly budget subccMllaflllitte& headed b,r Asseri>bl.>-'!'}1tn
Bill McVitlie, D-Upland, is .... tA>°Jak! ue the lasue ot\ TWj day. • .... ~ ,.q,.. ...... ...-;.. -..... '
Calif .. was booked for investiga. A Bi•l Off lion of felony drunk drivinJ and
felony manslaughter.
6:J9tla Suicide
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
young woman jogger bade a
Golden Gate Rridge worker
"good morning." ran another 10
yards. dofred her s weatshirt
lhen jumped ore the bridge lo
her death. off1cials said.
The coroner's office identified
the woman as Christianne
Thom as. believed about 25 years
old, from the Los Angeles area.
The incident was the bridge's
63!lth known suicide.
Fire Hit• Hilb
LOS ANGELES CAP>
-House prices are
skyrocketing in
Southern California. and
that's no doubt true even
in the ordinary suburb
of Mission llills. But sur-
ely this ad appearing in
today's Los Angeles
Times is a put-on.
"Death of pet forces
sale. 1.6 ac. estate. Most
desirable section of
Miss. Hills. 3 br., 2 ba ..
1500 sq. ft. Pool. garb.
disp .. flush toilets,
hooked up for gas and
elec. $684,000. Hurry
won 'l last! Qualified
buyers only.··
significant boost for Wilson, who
has been battling Maddy for sup.
port among moderate or .. pro·
gressive" Republicans.
The CRL also endorsed Mike
Curb for lieuteoant governor
and George D~ukmejian for at-
torney general.
The CRL is one ot the smaller
grassroots organizations in the
California GOP, but is the major
o n e among moderate
Republicans.
IN ACCEPTING the endorse·
rnent, Wil son told CRL delegates
that their phi lo sophy
··represents the future of the
Republican Party."
Wilson said Davis. who a.s the
most conservative major. can·
d1date in 41~ GOP race, h~ the
' . ,
The Athena 2000 is the
world's most advanced -~
sewing machine. It's also ~·
'I
Republican Party by endorsing
the pl atform of the ullta-
c on s er v alive United
Republicans or California to win
lheir endorsement a week ago.
Davis, who did not attend,the
CRL convcotion, told UROC thaL
he supported their positions to
abolish the progressive income
tax, pull the United States owt• of
the United Nations and have
California repeal its ratification
'Of "tire Equal-Right~ AmetTd·
menL
To take such PQ$illons Wjlson
said, "is to not live in the ?0th
Century" and "to assign himself
and his party to permanent
minority status."
MADDY ALSO criticited
Davis for his UROC stand, but in
more restrained terms.
Younger refused lo commeni
on the statements by Davis, say-
ing it was his policy not to
criticize any fellow Republican.
lie also refused to comment on an
a lleged attempt by Maddy
backt'r.; to pers uade Wilson to pull
out of the campaign and support
Maddy
Democratic !>late Senate
President pro tem James Mills of San Diego asked the Los
Angeles distncl attorney's office
to investigate. ·
BAKERSFIELD <AP> -In
what may be California's first
major brushfire of the year.
flames quickly swept through
more than 500 acres near the
Elk Hills petroleum reserve 25
miles south or here Saturday.
the world's easiest to use. ,. .,_,,.
Because only Singer gives ~.;.:?A
authorities said.
Kern County Fire Capt. Phil •
Johnston said the fire, which •
was fed by winds up to 25 mph, •
was expected to burn more than •
1,000 acres before it could be •
brought under control. •
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Judges' Ranking
Courts Disfavor
Once hc'b in olla c~. u Judge Ii> a lanost t•crtaan to ~tay
there until he dccidci; to h~ave. Barring the most bizarre
or amoral conduct, he will win rC·t:lcl'tion until he retires
or grows wcaty of the job.
fellow juoges protect the iru:ompetent all too often.
It 's not u \'Cry welt kept M.'crct th&t some -granted a
s mall minority -of the gentlemen and ladies on the
be nch have drinking und psyc·hological problems. Others
are plain hazy.
But even the in competents sh1y on.
That's why it was puzzling a nd somewhat disquieting
that the Orange County Ba r Association would take tht·
unusual step of ranking sbc j udges up for rc·election ancl
their s ix challengers.
The system for determ ining the rankings is, if not
mysterious, a bit on the strange side.
The county bar g ro up formed a 15-attorney
committee Lo do the ranking. l\lembers of the committee
were not named. They studied the candidates a nd
inte r vit:wed them. according to the bar assoc1at1on
president. Others in the profc~sion were asked for opinions
on the candidates.
In the end. thl· t·urnm1tlec nmked the Judges and
the ir challengers as "well qualified." "qu3lifit•d" or "not
qualified."
The six judges seeking re-election all got one of th~
Lop two rankins::s. Foul' of the cha Jle ngez·s were rated not
qualified . .ind thcothcr twowcrcsaid to be qualified.
The disturbing clement of this rating program is that
1t smacks of the elitism strain so prevalent a m ong l egal
practitione rs. We know what's best. they t ell us.
ever yone else stay out of our affairs.
On the other ·hand, we would gninl that the ordinary
voter casting tllots on municipal and s uperior court
judges has n't 1c vaguest idea of the qualifications of
d thl·r the incu bents or their challengers. Almost a ny
he lp h e gets in evaluating the candidates might be
considered useful.
So, we will accept t he c.·ount v heir association 's effort
.1s a wcll·intentioned move
But we would caution that the <:urrent low pubht c•sfccm-~ of the-JegaT prOfesslon-it not-~nani"ed by
setf-scr\rmg prOl-!rilm~ thttt protect· those who havt>
reachl'd the insitk
Jury Report Renllss
County government's Citizens Direction Finding
Com mission docs n 't have nearly the research resources
available to it th<1t are easily accessible to the Orange
County Grand .Jury. •
Yet the tommission ·s recent report on Proposition t:J.
the most nitital clcct1on issue of 1978, put thC' grand
1ury's handiwork on tlw :-.arnc suh.Jl't'l lo shame.·
Th<1t s hnuldn "t hl'
The C1t11.cns Din.•c·tHm F inding Comm1ss1011 as s1mpl)
a t•omm1ltcc of I!) ,·oluntecr~ handed together to offer
.1dv1ce on lot·al i:-.:-.ucs tu the county Hoard of Supervisors .
.advice that is usually ignored.
In <:ontr:.ist . tht· grand jury packs a hefty budget and
has the IC'gal ha1:king to carry out both its criminal and
civil duties Those d,·jl duties include ser\"ing as the
publl( ... s wal<:hdog h~· hnnging a pr i\·ilcgecl insight into
govel"nmcnt 1:-.~m·s
In the case of Propos1t1on l:L the C'.Ounty grand JUr~
a~sut•d a namby-pamby, one-page statement saying it had
stud ied the issue o f property t ax r eform without r eaching
a conclusion. The jury didn't even bother to define the
•~sues at slake in the ballot initiative. ·
Like the gran d jur y. the commission didn't take a
position on Proposition 13. Eut it did release a detailed
six·pagc s ummary of w hat it sees as the major issu es at
stake.
Good. h ad or inl,fifferenl, the commission's work gave
the public an added insight into a complicated issue.
Thl' grand j ury, though. apparently decided it w as
more comfortable s t a nding on the sjdelines without
saying :1 \\.Ord during lhc g reat <ld>atc• of l9i8 .
Preparation Criticized
We don't ordinarily use the editoria l columns for
promotion of Daily Piiot f calures or projects, but we
1A.Ot1lci lakl' to call your attention to one com ing up on the
oppo...,11 ~ pa~t· llC''<l Sunday.
It 1-; comprised of a series of comments from college
stucknts a~kl'cl about the quality of t heir high school
education and how it prepared them for higher education.
Even to the most cynical evaluator of our California
public school system, the r eport is devastating.
ThC" report and the quotations warrant the attention
of anyone• con cern ed with ed u cation a l values.
l 'nfortun:.itcly. do not <'xpert them to make you feel
hctfN
OI Mice & Men & Honor
What Californian wouldn't s upport a commemorative
U.S. postage st.a mp honoring John Steinbeck'!
As a writer of great significance, Steinbeck clearly
t>arns the honor. So clearly so, that we wonder why Sen.
Alan Cranston had to bother iss uing a 250-word press
release telling in detail why he supports the St~inbeck
stamp. -
Election yrrtr is still two years off. Senator. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321.
Boyd /Fiddling
Hy l .. M. 80\'D
Again am asked the d1f
ference between a fiddle ancl
e violin. If you carry It in a
v e lvet -lined case. it's a
violin. Ir you carry it in a
g unnysack. it's a fiddle.
That's what a Montana
b artender once told· me.
Pretty iiood· But not as good
as tho explaoatlon of the
Montana s quare-dance
caller: "A fiddle on the mid-
dle l8 just a fiddle . . but :i
riddle on the chin is a violin ..
Would you like to turn •
10.-acre tract of land into ll Sl
mllllon profit wlthln 3$
yuni? Nothlna to lt. l•tant
black wntnu~1 tree:, Those
who know say just one acrr
in that much time woul9 pro
duce lumbt.-r worth S96,000.
Not everybody rcaliies
that an elephant grows six
aets or teeth over its lifetime.
Q ... Can a cat and a doe be
tau•ht to use a people-type
toilet bowl?"
A. A cat can be. But nol a doa. JJas nothlnii to do with
brA lns. Matter or body bu lid
a11J aensc or balance
fldclved a £1\0f'l~hol from n
ctleot sometime baclt of n rat
•xacUy so enRa1ed, but
never 5{0l araund to framlna
it.
Priesthood's Bench Emptying
WA S HINGTO N -The
changefi 10 society are so oft.en
told in the
rold recila
ti on or
statistics. ond
s tati s ti cs
s how that
the pries t
s hortage in
t he Ro m a n
Catholic
Church hat-
rcuched crish.
level.
Outwardly, this fact might
!>eem to intertst only Catbohcs
or the professional clergy.
t\ctually, this development rn
the large, far-flung American
Catholic Church not only reflects
a sharp shiCt In value•. but also
foretells a lessened Influence of
Catholicism as a social force in
American life.
The United States was over
whelmingly Protestant until the
great waves of 19th Century im
migration brought lmpoveMshed
CathoHcs to these shores from
Ireland, Italy, the Slavic coun-
lries and other parts of Europe.
T HESE WERE working-class
people who home d toward
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church steeples because lhl:'y
needed a welcome and all the
help they could get. Many of
these Cathollc immig rants
reached into politics or the bu<I·
ding labor movement in an effort
to improve their economic stale
and lheirsocialstatus.
The priests and bishops whu
t e nde d these immigra nts
sometimes became social rl'
for mers themselves. J a m es
Cardinul Gibbons, for example.
rervcnlly preached the blessinRS
oC democracy, defended the sus-
pect Knights of Labor, and
became friend and adviser to
Presidents Cleve land, Teddy
Roosevell and Taft.
This lrudition continued, und
there were many Ca lholi e
pril'!il!l involved in the soci1tl rt
form of the New Deal era and.
<ifterwar<ls, the civil righL<t and
anti-war .movements of our
lime, and the organization t)f
fa rm workers.
LIKE /\NV inslltuUon feel inn
strength. the American C<1thol1<::
Church threw its weight arouncl.
New York's Cardinal Spellman,
Chicago's Bishop Sheen, Lo11
Angeles' Cardinal Mcintyre und
Boston's Cardinal Cushing, wer<:
political powerhQu&es in their
lime.
The church also once ex
ercised undue power ln terms or
movie censorship. and also
joined other religious denomina-
tions in insisting on questionable
local censorship codes enU... or·
dinances. But in this era or
porno and violence. s urh power-
wtefding is pretty m'u~b a thing
or the past.
Today, the Catholic Church 1i.
in c reasingly attacked by
secularists, not so much out or
old fas hion e d Ame ri can
nalivistic bigotry. as out of the
knowledge that the church isn't
able to put up much of a fight
anymore.
THE CATHOLIC church has
indeed gone through great con-
vulsions in recent years, and one
is the precipitous decline in thC'
numbers of nuns and priests.
According to a Ion~ and prob
ang article in the May 5 issue of
National Catholac Reporter,
priests are resigning, retiring
and dying at a rate which ac-
counts for a 42-percent loss of
the priestly population in tht•
past 10 years. and with a 24 )X'r·
cent gain through ordination, the
net decline is now 18 percent.
That's pretty serious. but with
a 64 percent drop in the number
of young men study ing in
::.em inaries, the outlook is n't
promising.
A-,. ... rc~ult. says the
Jteporlcr, the Catholic Church in
the U.S. C<rn expect to have onc-
fourth fewt•r priests in 1985 UHm
1t had in 1965. and by the yebr
2015, it will have experienced a
50 percent loss in priests.
Msgr. Colin MacDonald, tlirt•t•·
lor of the N1Jtionat Conforen<·e or
Catholic Bishops Comm ittee on
Priestly Life and Ministry. says.
"ll 's dear the priest shorlaite
will gel worse. All the indicators
point that way. It's a very
c hallenging situation for t he
church."
There is some gallows humor
about the s1tuat1on. One bishop's
pastoral bulletin not<'d
·· ... since we will have no or
dinations to the priesthood until
.June , 1979, no priests of the
ctaoccse may dJe until then. This is
an order."
ON•: PASTOR, noting that
~om e parishioners had com·
r>lalned that "those priests at SL
Stephen's are all old guys,"
wrote•.
"True, t!nough, all three of U!C
&re tn (>Ur 60s, with your past.or
the oldest or all, riding poinl ~t
64. Sorry about that; but there
..in 't no youngsters in the
archdao~·t~an bunkhouse ready
ond wilhn~ to take over the
herd. f'md some and we'U glad·
ly hang up our s purs."
American Catholic priests, as
:t g roup, are gelling ol<Jer. In
1966. according lo the Report.er,
60 percent were 45 or young-.:r.
That figure now is al 50 percent,
and will drop to 40 percfot by
1980.
The explanations for the sharv
drop an Catholic religious vo<:<i ·
tions and the priestly number;
~cnerally reflect where society
1s today. Secularism is a more
potent lure than religious life.
Celibacy is too tough a stricture
ror many Catholic young men.
TUE DECLINE OF respect
for authority and clergy counts
some, anct so does the pervasi'"e
influcnct• of the federal govern·
mcnt.
T h t• N <I t 1 u n u I C a t h o I 1 t•
Heporter. a lively, professio1tal
and left-leaning journal, would
lik e to also bl ame "con·
scrvalism" as a faclor in th<.'
decline of reli gious vocations. 1
suspect the otht'r reasons an·
more valid
Whatever, in terms of social
impact on Americun life, the
Catholic Church can be expected
to have less as the number of
<"lergy -nuns and priests
declines. Thal':; what happened
111 Europe generations ago.
'Let Trustoos, Not Jarvis, Trim Budget'
To the Bd1tm:
Prop. 13. commonl}' known as
.Jarvis-Gann Initiative, has
caused a tremendous amount of
debate in terms of its disastrous
impact on public service agen·
cies, especially. schools. r agree
w1lh the opponents of lhe in·
1t1ativc as they suggest thal the
passage of the issue on June 6.
1978 would certainly r uin the
education system in California
as we know it. Today school dis-
tricts offer various alternative
programs which u e designed to
meet special educationaf needs
C>P special students of different
communities across thi s
b<>autiful stale.
However, I also share and un
dcrstand the view to a degree as
<.'xprc ssed in m edia that.
~enerally speaking, each school
.tistrirt mainta ins a certain
amount of "fat" and "luxury
programs" which they couJd do
without and should.
I feel that il is the tesp0nsibili·
ty of board of trus tees of such
SC'hool districts to, seriously,
conscientiously, and persistent·
ly. try to reach agreements with
their communities, l&achers.
and administrators on elimina-
tion of 11uch unwise use of pubhc
funds in the interest of providing
the higher quality of education
at reasonable cost to the over-
burdened taxpayers. This seems
ro be the only way schools can
earn deeper respect and
stronger ~upporl from the
public. 1
EDUCATION is the foundut1o n
of the development of a civillzl'd
11oclely." Some proponents or the
Initiative sugge.'lt that teachers
arc paid too much. Friends, let
m e humbly uak you : Who taught .
people to become doctors? Who
taugh t pe opl e to become
lawyers? Who tought people to
bee.me engineers? Who taught
us -the people who work, pro-
duce, cam. and have raJstd the
level or •t~ndurds of livln1
ncrosa this tend over the years?
Let us not forget M> soon .
Teachers toach the life of
ulmost every individual In a
pertonatlzed woy, Teachen
1eTVV thit wide lnterats Qf our
t
society. Teuchers deserve better
incentives and salaries; not
worse. Teachers and schools
n eed your encouragement,
solidarity and strong moral sup-
port if they are expected to con-
tinue to try to do an even better
JOb or L'Clucatin~ the youth Of to-
day for the leadership of tomor-
row. Schools build people . Pco·
pie buLld ~ociely. A great society
builds a great nation. America is
the greatest nation in the world.
However, if our education
system is dumped for the sake or
saving a few hundred dollars in
our pockets from the r eduction
ol our property laxes, America
will no longer be the same
greatest country in the world
Do you wish lo keep yourself in
a great progressive nation? H
yes, vote YES on Proposition 8
and NO on Proposition 13.
RAGHU P. MATHUR
Les•on IJJ19raded
To the. Edll<Jr :
Since Gov. Brown has been
governor , a pupil is required to
be able lo read and write b'erore
he can receive his high achoo1'
diploma, hjs ad goes .
It ls a di11grace that the
children haven't been required
to read and write to get into the
third grade. We certainly
shouldn't brag that our high
school graduates can now read
and write. I quit school in the
·1otb grade. f can read and
write and some day I'm going to
trarn to sJ)l'll.
JIM ROLDINCi
Pltf all 118uttal
To the Editor:
Your editorial In tha Daily
Pilot dated Moy 4, o\lllln~nf tho
pitfalls of the Jarvis tnlUtaUva
deserves a rebuttal. The ialtlalls
of NOT voUng for PrQ.P. 13 ln-.
elude:
CA) A continuC!d rise in proper.
ty taxes beci.ausci local jurisdic-
tions have not learned to curb
!!pending, The homeowners or
Orange County, despite votlna
down several t.nx inttlatJves fol'
schools, con\inu • to rec Iv In·
crease. ln taxes due to property
evalu11Uon1 that arc only valid if
..
a property is sold
(8) If Prop. 13 passes, accord-,.
ing to your article, the statewide
effect on schools is a loss of $3.9
billion. The slate already has a
surplus of S3 billion that is a n·-
sult of taxpayer payments.
<C> You indicate a concern for
the millions of dollars Orange
County would lose from large
property taxpayers by resetting
the tax to 170 of 1975 full cash
value. Bow about the millions of
dollars the State of CaUforn1a
lost by doing away with the busi-
ness inventory tax? The state
plans to partially compensate
for this loss by contributing S29
million from the exis ting S:3
billion surplus which taxpayer.,
contributed. ...
P R OPE R TY O W NER S
whether on fixee income or not
are tired of having their largest
asset used as a vehicle to con·
tinue to maintain an education
system fraught with problems
that appear soluble only by
more money. Since 1971 my prop-
erty taxes have increased by
100%· -the education system
has not kept up with that
percentage of increase in em
cieflcy.
It is the taxpayers right and
duly to vote in taxes and it is hat.
right and duly to vote out taxe~.
This is guaranteed us by the con·
slilution. While the Jarvis in-
itiative may not be palatable to
' certain pressure groups, It is a
viable alternative to anythln1t a
state, county or city government
has presented. It gives tbc tax
payer who is fed up with taxe!I
on opportunity to reset the taxes
to a moro reasonable level. ll
should now be the responslblHty of state, ctt1 and county govern·
menu to reJustlf y their spending
r.eq~lr.ment.s wlth som e hn·
a1lnat1ve altemaUvcs.
D.S11ELTON
El /fl...,....,._.,.
To tho EdltM.
!'.' am writing ln response to
Your vndaT Special <Mey 7>
lltled "Mobil1U' Won 't Budge''
reaardln& El l\torro Reach
Mobll hot11ePa1\'sdllernma
Unfortunately, the reporter
did not grasp the spirit of the El
Morro residents and I feel that
the emphasis upon which I was
quotect was misdirected. Tbe
points l want to make arc:
I. T llE PEOPLE hl'rc <it 1::1
Morro are just as productive
:ind as viable a part of Laguna
Beach as our neighbors in
Emerald Hay and Irvine Cove :
but in no way did 1 mean lo im-
ply those communities should
trade situations with El Morro.
2. El Morro residents are law
:1b1din~ and upstanding citizens
and will accept the final decision
regardin~ our permanency.
However, we cannot emphasize
cnou~h our desire to st<.1y herC'
due lo a l ac k or eq u al
altern;1tives a nd to the financial
and emotional losses involved.
3. The uncertainly regarding
our plight has unfortunately pre-
vented any resale market in our
park, so those or us who might
choose to move ha ve not been
able to sell thus far.
4. THE CONCEPT or leaserl
l:tnd really has no relevancy to
our prohl ems as le<1scd land '' quite rommon and actuall y ;1
way-of-life on Irvine land.
S. We arc not angry peopll',
hut very frustrated and con
ccrncd about the lack of control
over the dcstinv or "our"'
beloved El Morro and our futurt:
here.
Th e <ir t1 c le f a iled t o
nrknowlCtlgc our orgunltl'd ef-
fort to seek out :rnd find a com-
promise whereby this valuable
community will be ullowed to
C'xist. fl is not our desire to close
the door on others, but to share
and enjoy this location iwlthoul
having to relinquish our homes
here.
GALEN COLWELL
Lltttr• from r1a.d•r1 art! wtlconu.
TM right to condm1e letter• to /it
lf"JCt or eliminate libtl is rea~
~ttcn of JOO word$ "' le11 will bto
¢um pref .,enc•. All Ltttf'f'a m&&.tt in·
clUdl '1gnohtrt" and mtdtf11g Wdre-.~
bid 110nttl mof k wftMtld on T'd•
quitd f/ tul/fcktd ~ ltC11'PQ1'enl. PodrJI will Mt br pvbU<fd..
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icbolas Von Hoffman i
'M' is for the Medicare That's Insufficient
,
My mother is the only poor
dentist I've ever met. t'or ~
years she practiced in New York
City, a town where the dentists'
favori~ form of trunsportation
1s the Mercedes-Benz, but
mother wasn 'l that kind of den·
tist.
She ran a no-high-overhead
operatiop without a receptionisL
or a secretary
or the other
flashy stuff
dentists ust-
to run up the
bills and push
down th e
quality of
their work.
Now she
herself is a
patient hav-
i ng to deal with chronic illness
and death tts it comc:s to us in
America.
Mother would n eve r let
anybody else work on her pa·
tients ' teeth. No hygienists
tucked away in rows of cubicles
cleaning teeth under the cursory
supervision of a DDS.
That is why, instead of "see·
ing" four or five patients an
hour , she could only atlend to
seven or eight a day. First-class
dentistry, she's always said, is
s low and time consuming, but
mother is one of those old·
fashioned people who put a pre·
mi um on care and craftsmanship
thatonlytherichcan afford to pay
for. Mother, however, had a
Mother's
Presen ce:
Gifts That
penchant ror pdor patients,
elevator operators. domestic ser·
v ants, day laborers.
SHE KN£W that ln a society
that conruses the free market
with freedom, where profit max·
imizution is preached from
pulpit and editorial page, 11he
who casts bread u pon the waters
is likely to get scum in return.
Nevertheless, she persevered in
providing hand craft ed,
meticulous dental medic;ine to
those whose i ncomes merited
only a cruder product with the
result that when her legs gave
out a few years ago, she retired
with her Social Security and lit·
lie else.
She moved to Washington and
made her home with me and
busied he rself with various
health education projects, a field
that had always been of great in·
terest to her. "It's better to wear
out than rot out," she says and,
although she has breast cancer,
until quite recently she was
wearing out in a long, digrilfied
and wise old age. Mother will be
80 this autumn.
SllE'S-llAD the breast cancer
10 or 12 years. We're ac·
customed to thinking of cancer
as a galloping disease. You have
cancer, you have six months to
live, and sometimes that's so,
but not always.
Mother alsQ decided when she
Never Die '
Hy PAULINE COtEMAN
Pauline Coleman 1s a resident o)
San Juan Caprstra11v.
''J lmew not howothrr:1sawhv.
But to me slle wos iwndrously
fair-"
Beautiful words by a ~real
poet; meaningful when )Ou idcn·
tafy with them "Rut to me-" he-
1s saying "hot we more often
hear : "Beauty is in the eyes of the
beholder."
Tho::.e \\Ords dC'scrihc my
mother. I ha\ c a feeling they
descnbe your mother, loo. When
you think of her. do you dwell on
t he length of her lashes, the color
of her eyes. or whether her profile
is perfect'! I doubt 1l.
YOU REMEMBER the touch
or her hand. the tone or her voice
and the love that you sec in her
eyes.
When the umbilical cord was;
severed. :,ou left a safe womb to
face a strange world. What did
\ ou do? You cr1<~d. But the \,a rm th of hC'r brcust, and ht.•r
protective arms, was a lanJ:uage
\'OU understood: ther<· was
nothing to foar, )OU were still
safe and secure an the womb of
her love.
Then ''hen \ ou crawled and
you walked, and sometimes you
fell, s he picked you up, kissed the
place whert> 1t hurt. and
miraculousl} 1t got, "All well."
THE DAY that you stood with
one foot on the edge of childhood
while the other stretched out on
the brink of maturity. so that
vou teetered ~ind felt insecure,
and misunderstood, you told her.
She listened; she didn't always
know the right answer, but it
helped. You knew that she was
understanding, a nd that she
cared.
Remember the day you kissed
he r good-bye? Career, mar·
raage. whatever map you m·
tended to follow, that does not
matter: the important thing was
you were leaving, and she lifted
her head, with pnde in her eyes.
"I HAVE faith in you. You 'll
make1t."
You walked away with your
dreams and your hope. wrapped
up in the confidence she'd been
giving you all through the years.
and when you looked back she
was still waving and smiling -
.
came down with it, not to go the
route or Betty f'ord and Happy
Rockefeller. She considered the
cure claims for operations like
mastectomies to be exaggerat·
~d. In fact, she was not con·
vlnced there is convincing
evidence to show women who
unde r go the operation llve
longer, or. what is as Important
to mother, live DJ well as women
whodonoL
At any rate, as a responsible
person who believes men and
women do have the right to con·
trot what is and what is not done
to their bodies, mother decided
to forego operation, radiation and
chemotherapy.
INSTEAD she chose to try to
live as healthy a life as possible.
She was very careful about what
she ate. Lots of fresh vegetables
and fruits , fish, moderate
amounts of lean meat, not more
than two or three times a week,
no sugar, very Utte white flour,
low salt, brown rice and other
grains that had not had their
nutritive properties refined out
of them. .
She alsp followed a program of
exercise appropriate to a lady of
her years which does not mean
putting on the Adidas and run.
ning suit to go pounding through
the parks for an hour every day.
She walked and did yoga.
For treatment she relied on
ac upunc ture and certain
you were gone, when she sat
down and cried.
Finally the day comes, has
come to some of us already,
when her Ille cord is severed
forever. And we cry. Out of the
past we hear her voice, "I have
faith in you. You'll make it ...
YOU DRY your tears, and
now you can see the protective
womb some people call memory;
words, without sound, bands you
can't hold, eyes you can't see, but
she's there.
She lives. She never will leave
you. Why? You know; I know; a
mother's love does not die. Why am I wearing a pink
carnation? Why shall I wear one
as Jon g as I live? I've told you,
for my mother who is wondrous·
ly fair.
homeopathic r e m edies pre-
scribed by a lay practitioner.
(Homeopathy is a school o(
medicine that thrived here and In.
Europe during the late 19th and
early years or the 20th century.
Homeopathic doctors are MOs
with special postgraduate
training, but there are very few of
them 10 that most people seeking
homeopathic help have to rely on
lay prescribers.
u ses them, alt hou g h
hom eopath ic and n on·
homeopathic doctors both use
some of the same things like an·
as long or as comfortably with the
disease as my mother has.
My mother has !Uffered no
treatments that make her hair
fall out. She is terribly thin, as is
often the case with cancer, but
her color is good and she is eat·
ing like a little pony. She has
had no pain at the primary site
of her cancer and, while she is a
gravely ill person, he r im·
m ediate cares stem less from
her disease than from organized
m edicine, Medicare and our
health care delivery system.
· tibiotics.
As a school or m edicine,
homeopathy is quite different in
the drugs it uses ana the way it
MOTHER MAKES no claim to
be cured. She obviously isn't
cured, for the cancer has spread
in the course of the years. But
then can the American Cancer
Society claim their methods
cured t he late Sen. Hubert Hum-
phrey who, from what I know
about the two cases, didn't live
''I'M iORN WtfH CONFLICT, DOC-I WANT 10 MARCJ.l otJ .5kOklE 1 BUf !M
.ALSO AGAINSI FREeDOM ~ SPf£CU!"
Skokie's Inequity Paraded
By DA VlD GOLDBERGER
I am the American Civil Liberties Union
lawyer who went into court last April to de-
fend freedom of speech in Skokie, Ill .. fo r a
handful of people calling themselves "Nazis."
That case has had an enormous impact
on my Ure.
It has also gravely injured the ACLU
financially.
I WOULD LIKE lo explain why we t ook
.. tbe case, and why the ACLU needs help.
The case began when the Nazis scattered
requests to several Chicago suburbs seeking
permits to hold a rally in their towns. Skokie
was one of those towns.
Many of the towns that received the
Nazis• request just ignored it. Skokie did not.
SKOKIE RF.SPONDED by obtaining a
court order banning the rally, and by passing
sever al local laws that, in effect, proh1bited
most political rallies. not only the Nazis'.
The Nazis asked us to defend their right
to hold the rally, and to challenge one of the
laws prohibiting it. Though we detested their
beliefs, we went into court to defend the First
Amendment.
I've had a Jot of experience with bans on
speech like the one in Skokie. I've opposed
them when they were used to block civil
rights marches, and I've opposed them when
they were used to ban anti-war demonstra·
tions.
At this very moment, I am representing
the Marlin Luther King Jr. Coalition, which
has been banned from Marquette P ark, a
hostile white neighborhood on the southwest
side of Chicafo, by a law very much like one
of the Skokie aws.
BUT THE SKOKIE case was quite dif·
ferent. Skokie's population is predominantly
Jewish, and ihcludes a large number of con-
centration camp survivors. To allow people
calling themselves Nazis to parade in that
town seemed to many an agony too much lo
bear.
I s hare that agony. All of us at the ACLU
do.
The executive director of the ACLU.
Aryeh Neler, ls himself a survivor of Nazi
Germany. He has more reason than most to
despise what people caUing themselves Nazis
stand for.
BUT THE NAZIS a re not the r eal issue.
The Skokie laws are the real issue.
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Very few people have actua11y seen the
Skokie laws. They do not specifically prohibit
Nazis from speaking. They don't even m en.
lion them.
The Skokie laws require anyone who
wants to speak, parade or demonstrate to ap·
ply first for a permit, and they grant the
village offi cials the power lo deny a permit if
in their opinion the proposed speech portrays
a "lack of virtue" in others or ''incites
hostility."
ANYONE WHO WANTS to speak must
also post a $350,000 insurance bond. This re-
quirement applies to everyone, not only the
Nazis, and since insurance companies rare·
ly will write such insurance, the requirement
in effect prohibits everyone's free speech.
Jn fact, Skokie has already used the very
same law to deny the Jewish War Veterans a
permit to parade.
It is crucial that these kinds of Jaws and
requirements be struck down, because there
is no way to limit them. If they are not struck
down, then towns everywhere will have the
legal power to pass identical laws, and to use
them to prohibit whatever they believe is of.
tensive.
THINK OF SUCH power in the hands or a
racist sheriff, or a local police department
hostile to anti-war demonstrators, or the
wrong kind of President. You don 'l have to
think very long lo remember a ll of these
situations.
That is what was at s take in the Skokie
• case.
Yet many, understandably. did not see it
that way. They felt that the Nazis' views
were so reprehensible that they did not de·
serve the protection or the Constitution.
A FEW PEOPLE even made personal
threats against me and other members of the
ACLU staff.
The effect of all this on the ACLU has
been very disturbing to me. Thousands of
members have resigned, and its income bas
plummeted. All over the country, ACLU of·
fices have had to lay off staff, including your
own affiliate in Southern California, and
financial support for many of its cases is now
in jeopardy. or the approximately 6,000 cases handled
by the ACLU throughout the country, only six
-or one-tenth of one percent -are like the
Skokie case. But now the others are in
danger, too, because there isn't enough
money to continue.
Bob Greene/ PareD.ts' Staying Power Given a Loving Nudge
W e were always goin~
somewhere. That was part of
the deal. Growin~ up meant get·
ling away. So one of us set off
for Chicago. and onr of us set off
for Flondo, and one or us set off
for Colorado.
Debby came home, but Tim·
my and I never did. He has
climbed
m ountains in
Peru and now
be 's a bar·
tender i n
Boulder,
w aiting tor
the next
thing.
l do what·
ever IL ls
that l do. We
don't get home very often. and
when we do lt is just to hit and
run. We are brolhers and sis·
t.er, and we call each other once tn
awhile.
~I Y PAR£NTS art still At
home, or courn. They didn't
1.Cavc. We never lhougbt much
about lhat, Debby and Timmy
and t; ~ d1dn•t con1lder that
maybe t.biey .bil&l'ii want to so
away._ too, that maybe the wan·
derlusl wasn't ours exclusively.
We assumed that we would
always have a hometown, and
that meant that our parents
would a l way s be there .
Somehow they weren 't allowed
to leave. That was how the rules
were.
They seemed to understand it.
Not once, during all the years or
our wanderings. did our mother
and father express any envy or
our freedom, any questioning of
our reluctance to stay pot.
TIMMY WOULD head for
South America in search of a
mountain, or I would go to
Europe on a business trip, look·
ing at my w.atch the whole time,
and never once did our parent.a
say that ma'ybe they would have
Jlkcd some of that, too.
Wo were rootless enouab.
There was nothing to hold us
down. I ~ 't know where we &ot.
it; certainly it didn't come from
our parents. who Uufbt us
i.tablUty.
Timmy f4 just as lilcely to be
in Mame tomorrow momJna u
be 11 in Colorado, 1I ho re~ lhe
..
whim; I've lived in so many
hotel rooms these last 10 years
that they don't even feel strange
any more.
WHY DID WE become that
way? Probably because we
knew lhal home would always
be there. That lf we needed a
place to go, we could head back
for that most familiar destina·
tlon of all, lhe one we set off
from In the first place.
Everything elao in th e
hometown might chen.ie. but as
long as our mother and father
were there, we had a place to
call our own. Tha t kind of
knowledge 1ives you the
coura1e to move around.
It \1 an·age of divorce and ln·
fldelitY. and t.hedeathofthefalnll· ly. M ilrrl11e1 break up more
easily than they are formed, and
tboae who do at.,y married walt
a long time befou having
children, btdclna their beta.
~TX"JNG TOGETDEB Is
aucb a bW'Clen. Ral1in1 a family
11 auch • respom.lb{Uty. So Umlt.-ln1. No wonder. dh-orce 11
becomlna o.11e of oul' moat.
sacred institutions.
My parents have stayed mar·
ried for 35 years. While we, their
children. have been free lo roam
and explore every possibilily in
life, they bave lived in the same
town this whole time. We
chUdren went out lo eet lost or
get away or get famous -
whatever we wanted -and they
stayed, bavlng given us that
freedom.
I don •t know what lt ls that we
are trying to accomplish ln our
disordered llvu, but they have
accomplished what they set out
to do. They rnisod a family.
TlllRTV·FIVE YEARS and a
family ral.se4. Tbe three or us
children never once doubted that
tbey were there to tum to lf we
needed help, and I don't recall
tbat we ever 1ald tbanka. I have
been the wont offender.
I bave betome so proficient at
putttna wordl on paper for ton·
1unu>Uon by Iara• nwnben ot people that l have lost tho abillty
to ·communicate, privately with
tbe t'wo peopt wtio have meant
t.be most to me. I can't write a
JeUU; I 1Mriiecl Joa• •So that
writing a letter to one person is
a skill I have given up in ex·
cha nge for the other.
Worse. I don't even talk to my
parents very well. J am much
better with strangers. Put me in
an airport bar in an unfamiliar
city, and I am quite glib. Stop
me on the street and I may even
be charming. Any number of
waitresses will tell you how easy
I am to get to know.
IT IS ONLY with lhe people l
love that I become silent.
Perhaps they understjnd that;
I know J don't. t accept it,
though, and live with it. just as
Debby and Timmy and I llvo
wlt.h the knowledge that or all
the things we may accomplish In
our scattered lives, nothing can
1>0ssibly be as lmprcsslv& as t.bo memory of the house we ~
up tn, and what lt represented.
That ts wbat my parents have
accomplished 1n this life: they
tta.ve Jiven us that house, and
the memories of the yurs we
were a f amity in it.
80 TREY BA VE bffn mar·
r*l U yea~ now. Tbat is A
monument or sorts. and Debby
and Timmy and I have decided
that finally it is their turn. They
spent 35 years in the same town.
making s ure that we would
a lways have a home if, in the
course of our moving about, we
felt we needed it.
Now we are trying to assure
them of the same thing. We have
asked ~em to go to Europe, as a
gitt from us. They have never
been there. Now they are ready
to depart.
r don't know whnt they'll find
there, in France and Italy and
England, but I'm pretty sure it
won't measure up to what they
hnve known In our hometown.
That's the secret we want
them to know: No matter how
fina a time they may bave ln the
fabled lands where they will
travel, it wUl never measuN up
to what they have created in tM
town or our ltf<>wini up.
D bby and Tlmmt and I hue
known that for years. Now our
parents will find it out. Thank
you It you have read lhls far, but.
today •a column la oat. for )'OU. ll
l1 for them.
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I Fairyland Ashore
Castle Setting Hard to Believe
By ALMON LOCICABEY Ol U. Dltt'I ,..._ $tMI You•re cruising south along the rugged coast
«>f Mexico. Al flrsl ligbl you poke your head out the
hatch and do a double take shoreward. Tbe blazing
white Moorish cu.sue emerging from tho jun&le in·•
clines you to c.heck the quality of libations in your
liquor locker. t. recheck of your chart confirms that you are
still in the Pacific Ocean. nol miraculously
transported to some North African or Mediterra-
nean fantasy land.
WHAT YOU ARE SEEING as the sun emerges
from the jungle is the fabulous Las Hadas Hotel on
the Santiago Peninsula al the entrance to
Manzanillo, Mexico's sprawling and once dingy
commercial s eaport.
A q\lick change or course to port will bring you
Hlto the Las Hadas Marina, a clean and spec~
tacular harbor, highlighling whal is rapidly
becoming known as the Mexican Riviera or Gold
Coast between Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco.
Las Hadas, meaning fairyland, lives up to its
name but is more than just a hotel.
ll is a $33 miJJion beginning or a billion dollar
resort complex that will eventually transform
Manzanilla from a commercial seaport and fishing
community into one of the chic and affluent
showplaces of the Pacific Coast.
How did it come about?
LAS HADAS ITSELF was the expensive
dream of Bolivian tin magnate Antenor Patino
who commis:.ioned Jose Luis Ezquerra to design a
resort bolel that would rival any other riviera. In·
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terlor designers were Valerian Rybar. Francois
Catroux and Jean Paul Olivier of Paris.
The result was a snow white architectural ex·
travaganza that resembles a Moorish village out of.
Arabian Nights more than a commercial hotel.
Rooms are fashioned with villas, bungalows,
ornamental towers and low·rise buildings winding
around cobblestone streets and ornamental plazas
with fountains and archways.
THE MOORISH MOTIF is provided by
whitewashed mazes of minarets, cupalos and mos·
que-like domes. The stark whiteness of the build-
ings is relieved by Mex.lean hanging gardens of
red, orange and lavender bougainvillea.
Las Hadas has 204 elegan~ marble·fioored
rooms, few or which are reached by elevator or
stairways. 1£ you need the exercise and have a
strong heart you can walk the cobblestone streets
to your room or suite.
Otherwise, there a re electric and small
automotive vehicles to cart you around and pro-
vide room service. They are usually very prompt.
But remember, you are in Mexico where "momen·
tito" may mean five or 10 minutes during busy
periods.
ALL ROOMS ARE individually air conditioned
and have two channels for FM and taped music
plus private terraces and balconies overlooking
the beach. There are two semiprivate pools connected to
deluxe rooms and two private pools -one at the
Presidential Suite and one at the Royal Suite. The
main pool looks more like a lagoon with two
landscaped islands, a sporty rope bridge, a swim·
up l>ar and two waterfalls.
For thos,e looking for a little ae~eit:-.-..~._..
libations there is La Pal.apa. the open-air, thatch· 1 "'l'oofff-nigtK clab next to the pool <k.o!f.~JIUaJ:ina
which offers nightly dancing to the latest hit re-
cords and.live groupslrom Mexico~ ,, _
THE RESORT HAS THREE excellent
restaurants. The Legazpi is the most elegant with
international cuisine. You can also dine on the
Legazpi terrace under the stars.
El Terral serves Mexican dishes, charcoal
grilled steaks and fresh seafood. Las Pinas is an
informal coffee shop under the palms on a terrace.
Yachtsmen will find the Las Hadas Marina
one of the most beautiful and convenient on the
Pacific Coast. ll has room for 50 yachts tied stem
to the seawall.
THE LANDLUBBER JET setters also find
plenty of water and land sports to their liking. Las
lladas has a fi shing fl eet docked at the marina. A
trimaran is also available for small game fishing,
picnics. l'xcursions to Manzanillo and daily sunset
cruises. The 500 yards of beach offer beautiful
white sand with shade under Moorish beach tents.
There are three hard surlace tennis courts
all illummated for night play -and a nine hole
gotr course for those who prefer their exercise on
solid ground.
With all this luxury and elegance you would
perhaps gel the impression tbat a trip to Las
Had as is only for the wealthy jet set.
WELL, IT IS NOT exactly motel prices. but
sin~e tbe hotel wat taken over recently by Casolar,
the resort development division of Grupo In-
dustrial Alfa, prices have been within reach or
those who can afford more than the ordinary
camping trip. "Superior .. rooms are $43 single and $45 dou·
ble per day. "Deluxe" accommodations are $52
and $54: a "Junior Suite .. carries a tab of $84 and
S86, and regular suites are priced at $95. All prices
are in U.S. dollars and are on a modified
American plan.
Avon Calls
Second to London
By GRAHAM HEATHCOTE
STRATFORD ON AVON, England (AP)
-It's a gray, wel and windy day beside the
Avon river. But in an age of affluence and
cut-price tours, William Shakespeare is
never out of season.
The big buses swing around the top of
Henley Street and pull up outside the timber·
framed house with mullioned windows and
gables, built more than 400 years ago.
IN A STEADY STREAM that neve~
ceases through. the daylight hours, the
peoples of the world pusb open the narrow
door and walk upstairs Into a low-celllnged
room with blackened beams and cream•
painted plast.er.
Tradition has lt that Sbakespeare was
born In this room.
The feeling of being crowded passes and
there is a Ughtening in the throat.
••The tourist season really starts at
Easter and 1oes on to tbe end of September,
but nowadays they never atop comh:la.'' said
Harry Dyke, who has been a guide at the
birthplace house for 23 yea.ra. ''Last year."
he said, "hair a milUon people of at least 80
nationalities came through this house:•
DYKE, 64, SAID visitors asked personal
questions about Shakespeare that nobody
could answer ubecause biography and
autobiography as we know lt did not exist in
those days."
He said the most common preconception
or visitors was that Stratford would be a
sleepy, country market town. They find ll
busy and noisy with traffic.
"But I tell them thal under this ve«er of
modernity and structure or the antique and
historical Stratford remains, which they can
uncover a bit. it they know where to look,•• be
said.
LOCAL OFFICIALS PVT the total num·
ber of vhitora in Slrattord. at around 1.f
mllllon a year, makln1 ll the 1econd most
popular town in Enatand, aftel' Lbndon.
Vlal'°ra with the lncllnat.lon to utc
around wW ftnd that Sbakeepeare S. not
beloved by all tho 21,500 clllzens of Strattord.
who llnd In hllb 1ummer their elreetl c:boked
with buses and their 1ldewalka crowded with
c:amer•·totlnc tourlata.
However. Fox aald tho 14Sbakespeare In·
dlaltry .. I reaponatble for the towia'• f"ine
holelt. aoOd •hopa and reataurant.a..
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But Resort at Manzanlllo ls Actually Architectural Extravaganza
Evolution Still Fasrinates
Galapagos Never Disappoints
By STAN DEL!ft>LANE
TIIE GALAPAGOS, Ecuador -These
t:quatorial volcano tops, the inspiration for
Darwin's "Origin of the Species," are re-
t·e nl newcomers to the tourist scene.
The islands -13 main ones, six minor
~nd numerous rocks. scattered over 24,000
square miles -have been known since
1535, when Bishop Tomas de Berlanga's
bark was swept off course on a voyage
from Panama to P eru.
CHARLES DARWIN CAME 300 years
1ater. He and the 10-gun Beagle spent fi ve
weeks here, discovering the unique flora and
fauna that led Darwin to his great theory of
evolution. In between Bishop Berlanga and
Darwin, bu ccaneers and privateers hid out
in the archipelago, resting up from coastal
raids and the plundering of treasure ships.
Whalers reprovisioned, hauling off the
giant Galapagos turtle for soup and steak.
and fur-sealers mercilessly sought their
prey.
BUT ONLY 10 YEARS AGO did
tourists begin coming to the Galapagos in
any numbers to see the strange wonder.t
found no where else in the world.
The brooding, hissing iguanas that feed
in the sea. Cormorants that have lost the
ability to fly. Night-feeding swallow·tailed
gulls. Sixty-foot trees that are cousins of
the daisy. Birds that hunt insects with cac·
tus spines.
If Darwin was agog over what he
found. so are the 10,000 or more tourists
who now visit the Galapagos each year.
Ninety percent of the islands is now an
Ecuadorian national park.
PARK OFFICIALS RIGOROUSLY re·
gulate access to the islands, with the em·
phasis on protecting the irreplaceable re·
sources. Some areas are closed altogether
to visitation. With others, visitation is
carefully limited.
People are not allowed to wander at
will, although the marked trails on the ma·
jor points of interest allow close.up views
of the intriguing bird and animal life.
The Darwin Research Station at
Puerto Ayora, on Santa Cruz Island.
though strapped for funds, has been a ma-
jor force in assisting the Ecuadorian park
service in developing a conservation pro-
gram for the islands.
PRF.SENT PLANS CJ\LL FOR limit·
ing the tourist now to 12,000 to 15,000 a
year.
"We think that might be a manageable
ceiling;• says Dr. Hendrick Hoeck, the
34·year-old director of the Darwin Station.
Naturalist guides, trained at the
Darwin Station, accompany all large
tourist parties. No ono who has been here
is ever sorry for coming. "E>n a scale of 10,
I would rank the Galapagos as 12, .. says
one recent visitor.
Much of tho island landscape consists
of harsh, brutal lava fields and patches of
prlcklY chaparral.
AS REPEWNG AS THAT may seem.
tho archipelago also Ls a place or ex•
traordlnary beauty .and tranquWty.
Prlstino coral beaches with turquoise
water !or swimmln~.
Coollill trade_WUlds as you look at night
at both the Southern Cross and the Blg Di~
per. ThC rare chance to linger at a man·
grove lagoon where pink flamingos and
speckled Galapagos ducks feed, mindless
of your presence.
The climate 1s agreeable year-around.
due to the convergence of the cold Hum-
boldt current from the south with the
warmer northern currents.
THE DRY SEASON IS FROM June to
December, when daytime temperatures
are a mild 63 to 72 degrees. During those
months, a fine mist called "the garua"
often covers the highlands.
The warmer season, which generally
brings some rain, lasts from J anuary to
June, with high temperatures from the
mid·70s to the mid-80s. It can be fairly
humid at times during this season.
We had a pleasant time aboard t~
M/V Bucanero, operated by Galapag~
Tours, based in Guayaquil. She's ScottisM-
built, 263 feet long, sleeps 80 passengers itl
40 cabins, all first class. · . .. .
GALAPAGOS TOURS, WHICH ruqk
the Bucanero all year. offers cruises 'if
eight and five days, starting and endiftg fu
Guayaquil. On the eighl·day cruises, one
leg~ither going or returning-will be a
plane flight between Guayaquil and Baltra
Island. The five·day trip has flights both
ways.
The eight-day cruise is $672 per person,
double occupancy; the five-day cruise.
$465.00. Add S80 one-way air fare between
Guayaquil and Baltra; $160 round·trip.
TAME, an internal Ecuadorian airline.
has flights to Baltra on Wednesday and
Fridays. from Guayaquil, which we
reachedaboardEcuatoriana Airlines.
THERE ARE A COUPLE OF small
hotels in Puerto Ayora. It's a raffish
village that straggles along the A venida
Charles Darwin, bordering Academy Bay.
Looks like some place in the Bahamas in
the 1930s.
Two lively spots in town. The Ninfa
Bar, next to the fi shing marina, gathers up
cattle ranchers from the highlands, scien·
tists from the Darwin Station and assorted
townspeople. . •
Up the road, lookmg out on the tut·
quoise Academy Bay is Rocky's bar, whe~
you can sit on an arcaded terrace with
palm trees around and have a splendid
lobster cocktail with a bottle of cold
Ecuadorian Club pilsner.
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FRESNO -LaMonte1 King, a
UC Irvine lruhrnan from 1 Surprise. Ari z., made the
• rld's ~l long jump or this
ason Saturday hy l eaping
-6~~ nt the Pacific Coast
, thlet.ic Association track and
1 eJd ebampionships, helping I Cl lo the team UUe.
..t:~ King, 5·foot·9 and 160 pounds, ,'~ade his conference r ecord long
'1hmp after winning the 100·
eter and ioo meter dashes to
become the first triple winner In
the history Of the m tt. He ran
the 200 in a n\eet-record 20.61
and the 100 1n a track-record
10.46.
UCl's Anteatetlii, competing
for the first time in the PCAA
meet, wQn the team cham-
pionship with 89 points to 161 <!
for Long Beach State and 70 for
defending champiOfl San Jose
State.
King's best long jump came on .
•Two J'Ul'c tun~. \\ho pr·cferreci nol lo be identH1 ec.1. dud
"ith moton·)'C'lci:, in thl' mud on tbc infidd or the In
< dianapolis ~lolor Spccd\\a~ Saturday a::. rain sto pped the opcnin~ day o.f lime lnals. Afltff a run throu~h lht: mucl
<top l, the l \\O had n beard-pulling match <inti 1 m1~hed Ii~
lhro\\ mg \\ater <it ~a<:h other to wash off.
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his fifth and last try. He had
23·10~~ on hjs first, fouled on his
second, went 24-lOlf~ on his third,
passed his fourth, the n went
26!6~2. The world r ecord of
29-2\.'.i wu set by Bob Beamon
ror the Unlted States team in the
1968 Olympics at Mexico City.
"I was really tired after com-
peting in the 200, but just de-
cided in my mind to do my
best," said Kine, who was
Arizona's high school athlete of
the year and the ~lat~ scholastic
champion In the long jump.
•'The key is concentration, and
then pushing down hard on the
runway and then exploding.
"Tho others got a step on m e
out of the blocks in the 100,"
King said, "but I had a great
transition at about 60 meters
. . . It was my best race or the
season."
Jle said "the key to winnin,1?
the 200 was the curve, and that'!>
something I have been working
on with my eQach (Len Miller)."
Irvine's Ed t.\hlmeyer
1
added a
meet record In the 5,000-meter
run lo his meet record in the
:1,000. meter steeplechase Fri•
day. His time for the 5,000 was
14.06.06.
The Anteaters' Steve Scott had
a meet-record 3:43.55 in the
1,500-meter run and ·1rvinc's
(See KING, Page B2)
Evert Tops Casals
Strings Outlast Oranges, 28-23
Hy HOWARO L. HANDY
Of I,. Dally Piiot Slalf
~ris Evert und Ille Nastase
In ght out lht-largest crowd of
t h Anaht•im Oranges home
s(• on and\\ t•nl on lo lead the Los
J\ gl•IC's Strings to a 28-23 O\'CI'·
l1mt• \ ictory over tht! Oranges
Saturday nig ht ut Anaheim Con-
' l'l1l111n l°l'lller.
A!.ked about playing Nasta:-.l',
he said.
"lie has lhe game lo beat me.
l thrive on a guy who make!>
mistakes. Ilic puts the ball back
in the middle and forct•s you to
make·lhe mistake. I playcd him
because Mark (('ox) was rl'lul·
tant to play him "
E\'crt. the No. l women's
I d d WH Y DID HE, as the home µayer in the worl , easily is-team captain, choose mt'n's posed or the Oranges. Ros ie CHRIS EVUT ILIE l\!ASTASE • • '> C~~.ilii!n singl~..O~iirul..jg.ined __ ----_ . _.._-_._ _ d~ub!es11°!1:be~verltJ!lt!P!£!.~~-..
teammate Ann Kiyomura to win Nastase lost a single~ match 'T !o1i'tTh1nkNaslase is ,.as
in doubles o•er.Casals and Fr......_· •1~dJe...Qi1>.bi;.Ji11.JlJJUas -&tday. -J!O~d m doubles and I fell w_c had
<·oisc Durr, 6·4 before a crowd of m o rning. then caught a plant' u bellerchan<.~ hen? ... -
G, 18-t. ---bat:k to he4> the Strings to a ~m _T.!:u; Oi:a~i::C~ mLxcd~ doubles
Friday night arriving at 6 :JO. lea m or Casals and Anand
!\.\ST.\SE. TllE somct1ml•s
le m pcranwntu 1 µluycr-coach of
tht Stnng~. cl1spost·d of Cliff
l>r.\ sdalt· 111 smglt••., tlwn <Jltcr the
Orangl''i ''on tht• men's douhlc!> in
.1 t1chn·akl·1 . scrn~d the telling
l>low
ln World Team Tennis, the
\\ mnini.; tcum musl win the last
set or go rnlo O\'Crlimc. One
gam<.' is all that is needed to
t'lsn<'h thC' \'ll'tor~, however and
Nastds1• wus lhe one who did it
IJy p1tki11g up four slru1ght
points on scrvitc
''.ltnmy l'onnors might play a
<·o upl(• of matches for us later
lh1s \car," Nasl:J!'C said. "lie is
II\ ing in Lo~ /\ngl'lcs and we han·
talked ahout 1l "
' J\mrilraJ had the Y.idest \ltlury
·1 fell I played some of m) margin of tht! night for the
best sets tonight," ht' said Anaheim·IJaM:d team, 6-J
Drvsdak thl' playcr-<·oat·h ol • The victory .brought th.-
the Orang<.'~ said hl· \His d1sap St r!ngs ~el'ord t~>_ h·9 for the year
pointed with lht• wonH•n's \\h1lcthcOrru1gcsdroppedto~ tu
doubles and men's Jo.inglL•s. The Oranges. host th,e Indiana
"I TlllNK I AM dosing in on th<:
formal for the team." he said.
"This means that Casals and
Durr will µlay women's doubles."
Whal is lht• stalu:-. ·of Kathv
llartcr, the third woman playe'r
on the lcam and a graclu <1lc ol
Marina II1Ah S<.•hool''
"Sht•'s a ).(real tt•am ml•mht•r
and 1s tht• hanlt·sl \\Ol'l..l•r on thl'
!'>quad." Dry:-d~1l1• -.aul "Sht· s
i.:ot thl• strok<•s lo hl' om· of tht·
I incst player:, hut al thl• 11H1ml·nt
she doc:-.n 't huvl• ltll' It-cl ol tht:
1·011rt l'nough lor m(• lo put lwr 111
CJ\ er Fr:m<.1Hsl' or H11s1t· ·
Loves and Dwnnc I' romholtz
Monday night al Anaheim Con·
vention l't!ntcr with the first
m alt•h starting at 7 · 30.
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('O~NORS WA~ al thl· makh
and re1M1rll'dly depurte<l in th1·
t·om µuny of E.nrl. lie has been
hosp1t ullll:rl eight cla~ ~ y, 1th in
fcl·t 1ou.., mononullt•os1s and WU!-.
relt>ascd Fndtt\ I k \\Orked out
for JO mmute~ 1-'riday and JG
minutes Stiturda.r.
Ill' pred1ctecl he would I.le ready
for action in pre-Wimbledon
tournamL•nh nt·>.t month 1n
Eng land
Jolm Baf fles €/iicago
Dodgers End Streak,· 5-2
LOS J\~<il·:1.1<;s 1/\I'1 Tom
mv John and 'l't•rrv For..,tcr <:om
liinl'll 1111 a :-i\ h01lll'l' and Bill
llussctl douhlccl honw two runs as
the Los Angeles Dndi.:c rs beal lh1•
l'hll'a(!o C:ub:-. !l 2 SuLUrda~ night
and snapped a three gamc losing
s tn•ak.
John. 5·1. p1tl'hell out of a Jam in
lhe first inning and did not allow a
runner past first until the ninth
when Bill Bucknt•r singled an!I
Da\'e Kin1:man h1l his fr>urth
home run. John walked Bobbv ~l urcer before Forster l'ame on
and s truck out Ste\<' Ontiveros.
.Joe Wallis and Larry Cox
The l>odgers jumped on Woodic
Frym an. I ·4. for thrc<.' run!> in thl'
Sl'cond inning. two on Russell'-.
bases loaded do uble Lee Lac~
openC'd the inning with a douhlc
and Steve Ycug<.'r walkccl. After
Lacy s toic third and John
sacririccd Yeager to second,
Fryman walked Davt' Lopes in-
tentionally but Russt•ll clouhlc•d
for two runs and Reggie Smith's
sacrifice fly scored Lopes.
The Dodgers adcled a run in the
fourth when Smith walked with
two out and Ron Ccy douhlcd him
home. They made it 5·0 in the
eighth. Lopes and Russell singled
and Smith flied out, with Lopes
scoring all the way from second
hase when shortstop I van
UeJesus dropped the throw from
the outfield.
into a double Jllu~· ancl John
funned Kingman. John retired lfl
h:.itlt•rs 111 a row before Kingman
s mg lc1h~1lh two out 111 lhc fnurt h
The Dodgers :.ilso threatened in
tht• first inning hutf:ulcd tosrnn·
Lope!> and Russell s ingled and.
after Smith was called oul on
-Dodgers S lofe
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stnk<'s. lh<.'v executed a clouhl1·
stt•al. Fryman pitched out of th1 ·
jam by striking out Cl')." alkmg
Sten'.' Gan cy intl·nt1onall~ and
then J.!etlml-! Rick Monda) to look
al ;1 thirdslnkc.
J\ ftcr the Dodgers scored the1 r
fourth run in the fourth inning.
fryman left for a pmt•h hitter 111
the lop of the fifth. 11 1• wa-.
C'hargcd with four runs on fl\'t•
hits.
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The Cubs opened the game with
singles by DeJcsus and Manny
Trillo but Bill Buckner grounded
Don Prudhomme "l't a lra<'k
r<.'cord of 242.SI miles p<.'r hour
to capture lhe runn~ car d1\'1s111n
of th<.' NllRN Winston World
Championship Series divisional
competition al Oranj?e Cnunly
International Haceway Saturday ni~ht before nedrly 15,000 fans
al II li2 and 1;,; tlli '
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CLEVELAND <AP) -Rick
ails fired n se.ven·hitter and
11dre Thornton drove In two
ns with a broken-bat sinele in
e sixtb lnnJng to carry the
levclar'ld Indians to their fourth
raight victory, a 2· l decision
ver the California Angels
turdny.
Wait.a, 3·2, was in neorly cons·
nt trouble for the first six ln-ngs, gettina out or three d1f·
rent Jams with double plays.
"I didn't have good stutt until
last three lnnin•11." Ute red-
ded left hand r expla,ned. "I
asn 't onslltent wlth an~thlng. -
. Waits Stops Halos on Seven Hit,s
member l 'm a b.reaking ball
pitcher."
Ram, whlch had fallen most of
tbe last two days, sprinkled over
tbe field intermittenUy, but
Wails Hid, "I'm m<>re of a cold,
wet, dirty pitct\w. The well.er
and muddier. the helter tor me
becaus!i when I'm on, they're
hilling tne ball on the vound."
"He (Waits) has a tendency tO
t wild .lft sWet.che.s," expl-1Jled
l veland manaf r ~eft
Torborl(. ''Re starts rushln1
himselr. But he really hung in
there today. He's starting to re-
ally get lhc feel of his own
mechanics."
T H E LOSER WAS Chris
Knapp, 4·31 who gave up just
tlve hits, lour or them io the
sixth,
•'We hit the ball hard, I
thou1ht," nld California
man•eer Davo Garcia. "He
CWaJta) must have knocked
down balls.All to him about rour
llmet, and they were htt hard.
He hflped hlm1e.Jf win that
1arne. We bad a lot or runners
on baae, but, obvlou1ly, wa
didn't hit at the opportune
lime."
The victory wus the third
CQmplete game this season for
Waits.
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Prudhommt;•, the pre·m<'cl
favorite and defending NHRA
national champion, had an
elapsed time or 6.04 seconds on
his record run lie had an ~usy
\'ictory O\'er Henry llarnson m
the finals. Harrison posted n Ii :11
and 239 mph.
Tom McEwen of 1''ounlain
Valley had a fas t e lapsed lime.• or
6.07 in the second round but lost
to Harrison bccuuse of a slow
starl. Harrison ran 6.17 seconds
but got a Jump at the slartinl(
line. McEwen hesitated at the
starl and despite his fast elapsed
time, couldn't catch Harrison.
tn top fuel compclitlon, Dennis
B•c1 oC Cuncord dcfcutcd Gary
Beck In the finals. Baca had n
run or 6.06 seconds and 2l3 76
mph while Beck wo:s forced to
shutdown ot the :;lartlnjl line
because or a matrunctlon.
Kevin Rotty won lhe pro 11tocjs
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SI'EEPLECHASE
RECORD BROKEN
SEATT Lfo: <AP l
Wash lnJ!tnn Stall' l'nivers1ty's
I f('n ry Hono of Kenya broke the
world 3.000 nfotcr stec1>lec.·hlfhe
l'l'C'Ol'll Soturday Wtlh ll time.• or
B:Oa 4 at the Northwest Hcluys
track meet.
Ropo. a t\\o i1me NCAA l'ro!IS·
country champion, broke the old
atccplcchabc world record of
8, 08 0 Sl't hy Anders G arderud of
Sweden in 1916
Rono, u sophomore. rive
wtek:. :\.-to hrokc th • 5,000 meter
record al Bcrkf'lf"Y with a tune
of 13~08.4. Ht> oi!lo lt-nd · the
world tt\iir; yenr lh tht' 10,000
meters. "h1cb he ran In New
:lealanJ ~Ith a time or Z7 40 6
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: MISCELLA~\'
Surf. Duels Oakland Today
Costlg ColHsion
San Francisco' Giants •second baseman Bill Madlock and
first baseman Willie McCo\'cy collide as they try for a pop
fly during Saturday's game against St . Louis. Both fell to
the ground <below> in pain. McCovcy was forced to lea\'e
the -game \\·~th a cut lip. Madlock was charged with an er·
~ ror r Des pile th& pi..y... th& Gianl.s WOOF 7 ·G •. to-m aintajn-
lhe~r: ~ alional L tla{{Uf ~~lkad.... _
OAKLAND-The California
Surf will be trying to bold first
place in the American Con·
ference Western Division today
when it battles the Oakland
Stompers l.n Oakland-Alameda
Coliseum in a North American
Soccer League game.
The contest will be televised
Jive over Channel 9 beginning at
2 o'clock.
Coach John Sewell says he wiJi s tart Dave Jokerst in the
goal ahead of John Jackson who
arrived Thursday and had 12
Montreal
saves in the second half of an ex·
bibition game against Stuttgart
Friday night in Anaheim.
J okersl set a club career re·
Ola T\' Today
O.ann~I 9 at 2
cord for shutouts when he re·
corded his ninth Tuesday
against Tampa Bay. Jackson
was the third leading goalkeeper
in the NASL last season in St. Louis.
Rolls On
Canadiens Triumph, 4-1
.MONTREAL <AP) -Guy Lafleur scored a goal and set up
tallies by Yvon Lambert and Steve Shutt Saturday night, powering
Montreal to a 4·1 victory over lhe Boston Bruins. The victory gave
the Can~diens a l·O lead in the National Hockey League's cham.
piooship series.
Lafleur, a driving force for Montreal every lime he touched
the ice, now has 9S points -including 40 goals -in the 77 games of
his Stanley Cup playoff career. Meanwhile, the Montreal dcfenst>
stilled the Boston attack, hotdmg the liruins lo 16 s hots.
Lafleur brought the Canadiens even al 1 · l in a first period
marked by lbe furious, frenzied speed of an auto race. After
Boston defenseman Brad Park opened the scoring at 2:31 with a
power-play goal, the right wing brought Montreal back with a
power· play score of his own exactly two minutes later.
Theo LeOeur found Lambert alone to the right of Boston goalie
Gerry Cheevers al 9:53 of the session for a 2·1 lead that was all
Montreal needed to record its seventh straight playoff victory over
Boston and Its eighth in a row during this year's post-season pl ay.
At 13 :54 of the second period, LaCleur fed Jacques Lemaire for
a SS·foot slapshot lhat Shutt tipped past Cheevers to make it 3·1.
Canadiens captain Yvan Cournoyer added a breakaway goal
at 3:55 of the third period, racing behind Boston defenseman Gary
Doak, taking a pass from Doug Jarvis at the center line and
.£lreaking in on ChHV•frl~ .. ~ ogGu ·-em& t8Mft potnl -of
his 14:1-eame StanJey Cup-earee&. . --....
Game two will be played. al Montreal Tuesday night.
Sewell is also hopeful that his
three regular start.era on the in·
j ured list will be ready for
today's game. Captain Peter
Wall, one of the leaders or the
strong Surf defense, sulf ered an
a nkle injury Tuesday.
Midllelders Geor&e Graham
and Malcol'11 Lord missed both
games last week but could be
back for today's outing.
Winger Les Barre tt (rom
Mlllwall also arrived Thursday
and played In the second half of
LAMONTE KING
Best in the World
Fro111PageBJ
KING'.~.
·· ·M-auricfo;:f;;d~-f~n.4ss ltnts
was a conference mark in the
decathlon. &oll was second in
the 800 (1 :50.46) and did not
compete in the 5,000, as ex·
peeled.
Bardales· decathlon f1arks
included 15.2 in the 110 high
hurdles. a discus throw of 138·0. a
pole vault of 14.71,, a javelin
throw of 211·9 and a time of 4 :31.3
in the 1.500.
Long Beach won both relays in
PCAA reeord limes, laking the
400 in 39.90 and the t ,600 in
3:08 .50. The 49cr s abo got a
meet record in the 400 on Hubert
Beasley's clocking of 4S.87.
San Jose took firsts in the high
jump, Sly Pritchett, 7·1 : 110
hurdles, Dedy Cooper, 13.97 ;
shot put. Bob Feuerbach, 60-6;
and javelin, Frank Bejak, 223 9
San Diego Slate, finis hed
fourth with 42 .polDtS and had
wtnnQl"s lh the 800-m~er, Brian
Donohue, 1 :49.43. and 400 ID·
termediate hurdles. Tony Hicks.
51 fiO
RACES IN METERS UNI.ES$ OTHlllWISE
NOTED
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Trevino-Watson Duel?
FORT WORTll lAl' > It 's a
subdued Lee Trevino who is fac
ing thl! possibility or another
shootout with Tom Watson in
today 's final round of the
S200.000 Coloni al National In
v1tat1on i;:olf tournament.
pulling for you.·• said Trevino.
who has recently moved back to
nearby Dallas, his original
home. "But it kind o! hurts, loo.
Ever ybody is out there yelling at
On T\'Today
Channel 2 at l
"Playmg here in front of all
my family. all thl' kids. all my
friends. you can 'l throw those
temper tantrums like you do 1n
Wes tchester or Worces t e r.··
Trevino said after a solid. 2
under-par f,S hud lifted ham anto
!lole control of thr third rounrt
lead Saturday
~ou. 'hey, you got to start mak
mg those putts'.
.. It helps. gives you a lift, hav
inJ! all those people out there
"Sometimes l want to turn
J round and say. 'what the hell
do you think I'm trying to do?' ··
lie had many opportunities
Saturday. but couldn't gel any
trung going until the run down
Troe Fans
Ho,,ey,,,oon Sperit at Game
PllllJ\OELPfilA IAP) · A seat along the left field
foul lin<' may noL ho where most folks would choose to
s pend lhea r honeymodn. but that's where Robert Beck and
hi!i bride Barbara were Saturday night.
And just so they wouldn't feel lonely among tbe
thousandc; of fans watching the Phillies play the Cincinnati
Reds. the Becks brought their 30-member wedding party
with them to Veterans Stadium.
... ,.VE BEEN A PRR.LlES' ran ror as lonii as 1 can
remember," ex.plainea lteck. "We started going together
last year, and alot otout dates were to ball games. So she
kind o! gotinterested in ba!Jeball."
Beck, 22, and his 18-year-0ld bride chartered a bus for
family members aad friends because "it just seemed like
a neat. ldea t.o get everybody together, get a bus and have a
lot or run." he said.
Tbe couple took advnnlage or the Honeymoon Special.
a Phillies promotion fo r newlyweds who attend a game on
their wedding day. · ..
FOR mE PRICE of admission, the team presents the
couple with a bottle of champagne, puts their names on the
scoreboard and introd\lces them to the crowd durtn1 tho
sevenlh·lnnlng stretch.
That was enough to sell Beck, who said, .. I tbou1ht If (
ever got a girl who liked bueball, well, that's what I'd do
-go to the Vet on my ho11e;ymoon."
BECK WAV£&EP when M eonaldered havln1 the
wedding be!oro lb• 1tart ol the iouon, but hi.a fiaqcee con-
vincecl him to wait. They made sure their weddlai date fit
the PhlUJes' achedule l'or a 1ame with ClncirulaU.
l
the stretch. "I think I was trying
to wish the ball in the hole." he
said.
A couple of them found the
cups on the 15th and 17h, lifting
him in front of Steve Melnyk and
setting up th e potential of
another duel with Watson, the
man who beat him last week in
Dallas Tom was only three
shots back after a 68.
''I'm :.lill in the hunt." hi:
said ''I'm hitting the ball bet
ter ; actually pretty good. J'm
making some mistakes, but I'm
scramblin~ good enough to cov
er them. My bad s hots aren't
that bad. I could win, but I 'd
have to have a very good round
to do it."
Trevino felt the same way.
"I'm going to have to shoot in
the 60s to win." he said.
Trevino, who birdied two of
his last four holes on the tough,
unforgiving old Colonial Country
Club course. had a 54-hole tot.al
of 202.
Thal was eight s hots under
par on the rose-bordered layout
on the Trinity River and a single
shot in front of Melnyk.
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Two quick ~oals within two
minutes of each other were all the
Los Angeles Skyhawks needed to
ove r com e the Ca lifo rnia
Sunshine. 2· l, in American Soccer
League action Saturday nlgl\t at
Orange Coast College.
A crowd of 1,891 saw the
Sunshine take a 1·0 lead when Don
Tobin scored in the 52nd minute of
the match.
But Alan Sproats booted acro!.s
a goal in lht> 78th minute and l\\O
minutes later Bally McN1 chol
hred in another to provide LO',
Angeles with its wanning t.'dge
Both of the Skyhawks' ~oab
came on assists by Vincent
McCarthy.
The Sunshine was playing 1L-.
first game with Alan Paterson in
the goal. He recently joined the
team after playing in the finals of
the Irish Cup for his native
Ireland.
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LIVE ...
On the Marina!
If vuu m1ot-d out ''" thl' UMU,.I
develupments lhJt hJ\C «lml' •ll'n~ t'Yt•ry
drt.1<11'"' ,11, tht·n here" your th•ncl.'1 lu•t
refC.J~eJ. the (1n•I unit' di the buutilul
MARINA CLUB overlooking OrHnal~'•
new HiTbor, •bout h•tr way belwttn S•n
D1rso ~nd Newport Be;ich.
l vt'ry remaining ret0rt homl' hu ~ view of
the m•nn•, bt-.tch. the wh1lt'<"1rpcd w1vet
•nd lhe •H bevondl Sp•clou1 l bedroom,, 2
b.11h" <".irtfullv det.ailed 1nterlon •. thr
11h1m.Hr 1n •t'<Urt', ur<efn-e llf,.stylt•
Don 't dM•Y You I.now what happvnrd" .ill
th1 lilh l'r "Vtl'W l>f·tht-.~l'A f'l.tt n 'fOU
dr1 .. 1meJ .ibo111
$124 500 bal'9nt fltt•Ml"I from I A¥111.~lt •
the Stutteart exhiblUon Friday
night. He could aee acUon in
Oaklahd today.
Oakland Is currently io fourth
place in the dlvlsional race with
a 4·3 record and 32 point.a com-
pared to 6-3 and 48 point.a for the
Surf in first place.
Oakland'• early success ~
been built on a solid defe11,1e
which has allowed only el&J.\t
goals In seven games. The Surf
has given up nine goala in nine
N ASL 1amCJ1.
Cauthen,
J.O. Tobin
Favored
INGLEWOOD <AP) -Cox's
Ridge, an invader from New
York. rn1k11 a seven-race win·
ning slccak today against J .O.
Tobin in the $214.SSO CalifornJan
ut lloll ywood Park.
(;ox's Ridge will race fite
rt v a Iii In the 2.Sth running of U\e
Cal ifornia n. including J .O.
Tobin. winner or the only race
that Seat.tie Slew has ever lost.
Eddie Maple will ride Cox's
Ridee, who carries the high
weight or 1.27 pounds for the teil
al 11 /18 miles. Under the al·
lowance conditions. J .O. Tobin.
who liluc• to be favored, WU
assigned ra>.
_ Cox's Ridge began 1.978 racia.g
at Oaktawn Park in A-rkan.aa.'l
and won three times before be·
Ing shipped to New -York. He -
eaptured the Excelsior Hao-
d1up at Aqued"ct m his nl0$t
recent outing. Overall, Cox's
Ridge has won 13 or 16 starts
with earnings of $452,62S.
Steve Cauthen, who piloted Af.
firmed to victory in last week's
Kentucky Derby, will ride J .O.
Tobin, unbeaten in five races on
this track.
J.0 . Tobin's big&est acclaim
came in last summer's Swaps
Stakes at Hollywood Park when
h e went wire-to-wire for an
cight·length triumph. Seattle
Slew. the 1977 Triple Crown win·
ner. finished fourth in that race.
The 4-year-old J .0. Tobin has .
won twice here this meeting, in-
cluding the Premiere Handle~.
the same distance as the CalifOl'-
qjan.
In post position order, the•·
trtes are Replant, Cox's Ridge.
Bad 'N Big. J .O. Tobi1'.
Bywayorchicago and Ddub.le
Discount. If all six go to the
post. the Californian will pay the
winner $124 ,550.
Darrel McHargue. the leading
Jockey of this meeting after w\1)-
nang the riding title at Satltll
Anita, will be on Replant with an
assigned 120 pounds. Replant
was a two-time winner in al·
lowance races at Santa Anita.
earlier this year.
Bienek Stars
lnORUWin
TULSA-Former Fountain
Valley High and Golden West
College star Vince Bienek got
three hits in four at-bats to lead
Oral Robert~ University to a 10.7
vi ctory O\'Cr visiting Iowa Stale
ID college baseball Saturday ..
Dana llllls lliRh grad Bill
Springman contributed one hit Co
the Oral Hob<'rts attack. lie allt>
knockc-d tn a run and scoreil
twice
Former Lo:. Alamitos Higt,
pitcher Uruce Heiser picked tf>
the victory for Oral Roberts. hi."
sixth oC the season against t~
losses. ,
Oral Roberts has now won !D
of ils last 20 games for a 38·\0
record.
. .
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·HB Nine Ousts Foe ·
Gudmundson, Gies Star in 4-2 Win
By ROGER CARLSON
Ot Ille o.lly P'llM It.ff
Huntington Beach H igh 's
Oilers have advanced to the
second round of the CIF 4·A
basef>all playoffs Tuesday
following their 4.i triumph over
J.ong Beach Millikan Jligh
· Saturd~ at GoldcrvWest College
'before 500 fans.
·' The Oilers m eet St. Francis
High <La Canada> Tuesday, a
team with a 12-7 overall record
and the Del Rey League's No. 2
entry at a site yet to be de-
termined.
SATURDAY'S CONQUEST,
To Fullerton
the first CIF baseball playoffs
action the Oilers have seen since
the 1950s, was obtained by a
com binatlon of the clutch
pitching or Scott Gudmundson, a
three-run homer by Joe Gies and
an errprless defensive effort
sparked by the diving catch or
Steve Lawrence in a tight situa-
tion.
Coach Don Terranove's Sunset
League tri·champions survived
a pounding by Millikan batters
in the early going, got the break
they needed when Millikan's
centerfielder played Gies' shot
poorly and then rode the arm of
UCI Drops Pair
UC ln•ine blew a four.run lead
in the second game and even-
, t.uall y lo~t both ends of a
doublehead er al Cal State
Fullerton , 9-1 and 7-5, in
,baseball action Saturday.
The Anteaters finished their
season with a 17 24 record.
Kenny Washing ton hit his
eighth home run in the past
three weeks and his ninth or the
··season , unloading a two-run
blast in the second game.
In the first gam e UC I held a
1-0 lead briefly before Fullerton
struc k for three runs in -the
-fourttrframe. Tha t was all the
.Titans needed, but when they
added four more in the sixth UCI
was [)Ufled.
In the rli~hlcap UCLJumpedm
front. 3·0, in the second tnning,
powered by a two-run hom tr
from Jim Dawson. Washington's
homer enabled UCI to extend
the lead to 5· l by the fifth, but in
the bottom o f that inning
Fullerton cut loose.
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Gudmundaon, whose effective-
ness responded dramatically
after Gies' blow.
AFTER RETIRING meekly in
the first two frames. the Oilers
put together the winning rally in
the third as Corey Funk doubled
off the ivy in right field and went
to third on Jim Thomas' single
to center.
Rico Thompson tied the game
at l ·l with a sacrifice fly in foul
territory and Shawn Gill walked
to set up Gies' blast-a Jong fly
over the reach of a stumbling
Millikan defender.
With a three-run cushion, Gud-
mundson, a compact right·
hander who struck out s ix, sud-
denly became the master and
Millikan began to wilt, although
it did pick up a run in the sixth
and had two on base in the
seventh.
MILLIKAN GOT a big break
in the sixth when a third s trike
was dropped on what would have
been a third out and the batter
beat the throw to first to extend
the inning, with a run eventually
scoring. But with two runners
uboard, Lawrence came up with a
diving catch on 1:1 shallow fly to
center to stifle the threat.
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HB 'S JOE GIES IS GREETED BY TEAMMATES AFTER A THREE-RUN ttOMER.
178
ZEPHYR
LEASE FOR
Mo +Tax & Lie
S89.99 mo + tax &
license & 96c for 36 mos.
Cap cost $4284 Total or
monthly payments S3271 .
Residual S2142 36 mos.
OAC Stk. #7045
AUTO LEASING
THE WAY IT
AUTO IE!
Baseball Standings
A~IERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct. GB
Roston
Detroit
New York
C'lcvC'land
Milwa ukee
Ha iti more
Toronto
21 11 .656
17 9 .654 I
17 11 .607 2
14 14 .500 5
13 16 .448 61 ::
12 17 .414 71 ;!
11 19 .367 9
West Division
Oakland
Angels
Kans as City
Texas
Chicago
Seattle
Minnesota
21 9 .700
18 11 .621 2·~
16 13 .552 412
14 13 .519 512
9 17 .346 10
12 2.1 .343 l l1'l
10 22 .313 12
S.tunl4ty .. l<-
O•"•nO l, O.tn>4t 1 ~•111• •.Toronto 6
Cltvel•nct t, C..lrlonlla 1 Bost°"•. Ml-MM• 2 Mllw..,ll• •• Oltc.,o I
New YOt'll s, K•-City 2 l•IUmOt't S, TeHs 1
TM8y'a0-.
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S.•111• IAOllOtt 1·11 •I Toronto IC.r•ln 2·11
C.lllornl• IT-a j-1) It Oe,...anct IHoodJ.41
Mltwaukft lc..tdwell 2'21 al Oii~ llNtrlOS
1 21
l\Otlan IEckerslpy 2-ll •• Mlnn•IOIA
IThormocno.>d 1-0
New Yorlt mOr'-I.JI el Ktn•U City ( ... Hitt
0.01
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n
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division w I,
Philadelphia I ft 11
Montreal 17 13
Chicago 15 15
St. Louis 14 17
Pittsbur~h 13 16
'.'Jew York 14 20
West Division
San Francisco 18 12
Cincinnati 19 13
Dodgen• 18 13
Houston 13 16
San Diego 13 17
Atlanta 11 18
lalWNY'• sc ... " Houston7,,..wYorllC
Mon1ru•l,.A1tan1•0 S•n Fran<IKol,SI L.-t6
Cincinnati•, ""•l-lplli'3
losAngelesS,Ollc-l
S.n 01"906, PllhburQh S
Tod..,'1Ga-1
Pel.
.593
.567
.500
.452
.448
.412
.600
.594
.581
.448
.433
.379
GB
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4
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AU..-ta IAllll!Wft 1.J Ot' llooos I-JI •I MontrHt
<Mayl·JI
St. Louis IDrtMy ).l -F•I<-0.U at Sift
F••ri<llCO l&errt-4anoH•ll<kl0.0)
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SOM LEASING •••
\
ALL MAKES
ALL MODELS
NEW
/
&lnday, May 14, 1978 DAILY PILOT 83
, O.lly '11et ~ •• ltkMnl K.-..r
OILERS' PITCHER SCOTT GUDMUNDSON FIRES HARD IN CIF PLAYOFF VICTORY.
Bucs, U CI Shells Qualify
Ameaters Bid for Varsity Eighu Crown
LOS GATOS CC Irvine ts in
an ideal position lo lake home its
firs t medal l'ver from the
Weste rn lnlcrcollcgiat<.· Howing
Ch <.1mp1onsh1ps t od<1y. and
Or<inge Coast Collci!e also ap-
pears headed for a dl\·1s1onal 'lt·
tll'.
Ouring preltm!> Saturday at
Lexington Reser\'otr here. UCI
won its he<.1t of lht:' ,.<.1rs1ty eights
w1th a comfortable 6.'IG 2. iind tn
the JV heat the Antcaten; also
won with a a time of 6 :41.0.
Oran ge Coast will be a
favorite in the freshman c1ghl-;
today. brint:ing an 18· l season
record inlo lite final!>
OCC Al .SO WON iLc; repechage
heat of the JV eight C\'Cnt, clock-
ing 6:55 2. The Pirate shell was
scC'onci in the first JV eight heat
be hind l'Cl with a 6:44 5.
IN THE VARSITY fours Hum-
bolt State set the pace with a
7 : 37 .1 while Orange Coast was a
close second. timed in 7:37.6.
While British Columbia was
clearly the strongest overall
t eam entered in Saturday's
Western Sprints prelims. roach
Mike Conway wasn't exactly
gloating.
.. I l was nic·e to win." he con-
ceded, but he was quick to add
that two of the top weal coast
t~am s -W ash ington and
California-were not entered.
They passed up the regatta here
for next week ·s Pac-8 con -
ference competition in Seallle.
TEMPERAT~RES RANGED
in th e 90s a l Lexington
Reser\'oir, where the sprints are
being held on fresh water, but
l 'Cl coach Bob Newman said
the heat wasn 't too much of a
proble m.
"It gets a little hard on your
throat, but all in all I'd say the
weather was almost perfect,"
Newman says.
YAltSITY
HUI 1 1 Bnl••h C.Olumb•• • :14.43; 1 Long
Beech St•ll. Sl u. J LOVOI• , .OJ 80, • UC S.r>-
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1:31.lt.
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Hta( 1-1. uc ,,.,,,,.. & •1 OJ, 1. o .. noe eo.s1
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Hui I 1 MumbOldt SI 1 JI ". , 0•6ftl)e
Co6\I 1 .31 6Y, J UC Irvin• 1 41 Jl, 4 !>dnla Clara
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Or1>gon 7:U .91; s. Slanlord8 OJ 16. Rep•<h<l!llt heal f.>11 oav .. ncc 1-1 St. M.try's,
2 UC lr••ne: 3. Or•noe Co.'l\t, • Santa Cl•••
Cno llmto• •-tedl.
T he Univc•rsity of Britis h
Columbia established itself as a
primary thrt'at d urin g
Saturday's qualifying heats,
clocking 6:34.4 to win the first
heat of the \'arsity eight.
JC Tennis Summaries
British Columbia also won its
heat or the junior v;i rsily eight
1n 6 :53 .9, and wo n the
lighl\H!ight eight with a 6 . 49. 7.
JC Softball
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BLOOMINGTON-Minnesota Twlns owner
Calvin Griffith bow4'd to player pressure and an-
nounced Saturday that reliever Mike Marshall, a
free asent, would be signed to a contract.
Rod Carew had been hotly critical of Griffith
for refusing to offer Marshall a contract. Tho six·
tJme American Leaeue battlng champion accUJed
Grlf!ithoC being stingy and said he wasn0Unlere1ted
inbuUdinga winning team.
A brief announcement issued by the 'twins
Saturday said that the 35-year-old Marshall bad
agreed to terms and would be signed to a contract
as soon as a spot on the roster can be cleared, pro. bably Tuesday.
Manball worked out with the team In Chicago
earlier in the week but Griffith balked at algnin,
the 1974 National League Cy Young award Winner,
wbo reportedly made $150,000 last aoasoa.
A'• Break llp No-laluer, WI•
Former Corona tlel Mar High standout Matt
Keou&b burled 6~ strong Innings agalna& Detroit
Saturday, .surrendering jusl
thre e hits, but left with no de-
d s ion as his Oakland A's even·
tually pulled out a 3-2 victory in
Detroit.
Dave Rozema or the Tigers
held Oakland hitless for seven In·
nings, but the A's broke looaefor
three runs In the eighth to over·
come a 2·0 deficit.
F'ormer California Angel
MA1t1oou1uuo Mario Guerrero led off the
Oakland eighth with a bad-hop single to break up the
no· hit bld, then Dove Revering erased Detroit's lead
wt lb a home run into the upper deck in right field.
Alter w&lks loodcd the bases , Dwayne Murphy
knocked in Oakland's winning run with a sacrifi~e
fly.
Ej6(>W~!"~ in Sports •••
BASEBALL Detroit reliaver Steve
Foucault, who had his nose broken Friday on a
bad-hop sin~lc hy ~larlo Guerrero of Oakland, will
be able to p1tt-h ag:un "hen the swelling which
closed his left t>yc ::.uh~tcles. the Ti~ers said Satur-
day ... Jim Auten singled home the winning run
in the bottom of the ninth to g1 ve CCLA a 9-8 victory
over Southern Cal in the final Pac-8 Conference
Southt>m Di vision baseball game of the season for
both teams ... Dennis Delany of Costa l\1csah1t at WO·
run homer for UCLA in the fourth inning.
AUTO RACING -If the rain continues
through Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speed way,
~1ario AndreUi say:. he may have lo let another
driver qualify his cur for him next weekend. An·
drelti is committed lo drive in the Belgian Grand
Prix next week .. A 57-year-old woman suffered
a heart atta(·k at Tnd1anapolis Speedway Saturday
and du~d. track offll·1;.il)> S:Jid.
BOXING World Boxing Council junior mid-
dlew1ght champion Rocky Mattioli of Italy puts his
title on the line tonight against Spain's Jose Duran
-1n a bout al P escara, Italy ... Olympic
lightweight champ Howard Davis remained Uft·
beaten a:; a pro with a JO-round split decision
Saturday over veteran Larry Stanton in Orlando.
Florida. . . . WiUord Scyplon, a light mid-
dleweight from Galena Park, Texas, was dis·
qualllicd Saturday night in hi s bout against IUa
Jllev of Dulg;m:.i for throwing rahbit punches to
the back of ht.., opponent's neck. The right was part
of the Worl<I .\matc·ur Boxing Championships.
GOLi-' -Dale II ayes of South Africa held on to
the lead in the second round of the French Open
GolC Championships Saturday with his second con·
scc·ulive sub·par round. Hayes shot a 69 •.. Nan·
cy Lopez conquered high winds and ra\n lo shoot a
par-matching 73 in Lutherville, Maryland Satur·
<lay, extending her lead to four strokes in the
Greater Baltimore (;olf Classic.
QTllER SPORTS -Stanford water polo and
volleyball couch Art Lambert announced this week
he will rei.i>-:n. lea\ mg a posi-
• lion he has hl'lrl for !'even years.
La m be rt. who won cham·
p1ons hips in both sports. says he
t•an no longer financially afford
to coach al Stanford ... Mex·
lco's World Cup soccer team
faces Stuttgart in an exhibition
matc h at the L os AngelH
Coliseum today . . . Kornella
Ender and Roland Mathes, two
of East Germany's most suc-ART LAMauT
cessful Olympic s wimmers. were married Satur·
day •.. The Seattle Sounders have acquired de-
fender Les Parodi from the Soutbhampton team in
England, the North American Soccer League team
<Announced ..• Tailback OUver IDUmon rushed
for 128 yards and three touchdowns lo lead Cal to a
68·7 romp over the its Alumni Saturday.
Sport• on T1' Todafl
10 a.m. (2) -THREE ON THREE -E arl
Monroe. Dave DcBus11chere and Jack Knight meet
• 'l>aul Westphal, Gus Johnson and Richard Hatch.
C4 l TENNIS -The WCT tennis singles cham-
pionship from Dallas.
11 a .m. <2> -NBA PLAYOFFS -The Seattle
Supersonics meet the Nuegets at Denver in game
No.5.
11 a.m. (5) -BASEBALL-The Angels meet
the Indians at Cleveland Stadium.
1 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round of play IA
the Colonial National Invitation tournament at Ft.
Worth, Tex. (7) -TENNIS -The World Jnvita·
tlonal Tennis Clusic opens a new season with a
flrst·roW\d m ntcb between defending cbamplon
Bjorn Borl{ and John Newcombe. taped at Hilton
Head Island, SC. (4) -TENNIS-Dick Stockton
v1. Keo Rosewall in a WCT Cballenae Cup match.
2 p.m. (9) -PRO SOCCER-The Surf vs. the
Slompera in Oakland.
2:30 p.m. (7) -AMERICAN SP08T8MAN -
Hunting for geese in Argentina, skUng fn Chile and
investJaaUns the life cycle o( the &iant sea turtle. ·
3 p.m. (4) SPORTSWOatD -The 103rd ranninl of the Withers Stakes, a mile race at
Aqueduct for th.ree·year-olda. Alao, picking win-ners ln the New York Handlcappen Challenge and
the Soviet-American dual divlna meet. (,28) -
WOM ENt8 TENNJS-BUUe Jean Kina and Martlaa
Nav.ratUcwatace VlrgloJa Wa~and Francoise DWT
in the Brldgoetoneworlddoubl•cbampionablp. •
, 3:30 p.m. (7) -WJO£ WORU> OJ' SPORTS-
ROCkJ MaWoll puts bl• WBC auper-welterwe\lht
title on t.be J.iM agalna\ JOH Duran in a acheduiid
(
15-round bout; AJao. a NpOrt from the Indy 500
&lm•&rials. . --..• --·
'
Hitting Pag Dirt
GIRLS' SPORTS/ MISCELLANY
AtDen1'er
SOnics Seek
NBA Finals )
DENVER (AP) -Three atrai&bt defeats have
pushed the Deaver Nuggets to the edge ot the cliCC
In the Natlooal Basketball Association playoffs.
But It'• the winnlna coach, Seattle's Lenny
WUJteM, who thinka be bas to explain himself. ••we don't have over·conlldence. I'm Ured or
that 1u1geatlon," Wllkens said after the
SuperSonlcs dlspa~bed the Nugets 100.M Friday
nJsht to take a commanding 3-1 lead ln their best·
of .. even Westem Conference champion.ship series.
A victory today in Denver would propel the
Sonics Into tbe NBA finals for the first time in
their 11-year blltory.
Friday nl1ht. the Sonics played some or their
bat defensive basketball r -....
of the season ln lhe 0. T¥ Toda• second half ln a come·
back triumph. Oaaa11el 2 at J J \,.
... DON'TTBINK we•ve ever played a better two
quarters," said Sonica center Marvin Webster. "To
bold a team to 18 points in each quarter and 36 points
lo a balfis tenacious de!eme. ···vou know when you're down and the offense
Isn't going well, the coach says you can always
play good defense and rebound. If you do that.
eventually you can calcb up."
That's exactly what Seattle did.
SAID DENVER COACH Larry Brown: "They
keep coming at. you, busWng and rebounding all
the Ume. And they are getting good bench support.
You look down nt our bench and we don't have
some play~rs that can nve us olfense.
The Dodgers• Davey Lopes slides safely
into home during Saturday night's win
over the Chicago Cubs. Lopes scored on a
sacrifice fly by Regeie Smith. Cubs
catcher Larry Cox muffed the throw.
"ft.'a tough belng-d'Own 3-L U we play well
today, I'll hope we '11 be back here (in SeatUe)
for a 1lxtb eame Wednesday night • , • The only
thing I ask of this team ls to work bard and tey a
liWe harder. You can't bope and wish shots in."
Rakhshani Clears 16-1
Seattle guard Dennis Johnson pumped fn a
tareer·hl&b 31 palnta Friday night and did a
yeoman'• Job on .defense on the Nuggets• most
dangerous weapoa. David Thompson.
Johnson scored 11 points In the rourth period
and Fred Brown, SeatUe's designated gunner of!
Vawter LecuU-GWC inPr.elinzg_ {1u_~~:_•coru1 ~ 11 of ~ ~~~ ~ ~!~~
WALNUT -Steve Rakhshani.
pole \·aulted 16-1-a career best
a nd school record-to lead the
Golden West track and field
team during Southern California
junior college prelims at Mt. Sao
Antonio College Saturday.
Hakhs hani's brother, Vic, qu<1l1ficd in two e vents as
Golden West produced its best
showing in seven years at the
Southern California meet.
The Husll<'rs qualified for next
Saturday's finals Ill eight dif·
ferent events.
Mike Poller ca me up with his
lifetime best in the javelin with
a 201 ·2. qualifying him ~ixth in
that event for Golden West
For Coast Area
The Rustlers' Perry Jolm!on
sinled in the sprinta, qualifying
second in his heat of the 100
meters with a 10.4, an instant
behind Houston McTear's 10.2.
Johnson won his heat of the 200
meters with a 21.4 clocking.
The elder of the Rakhshanl
brothers, Vic, quaUfied second
in the s hot with a 52-9 and
seventh in the discus with an ef·
·fort of 148·3.
Robert Angel was also a dou·
ble q ualifier for Golden West,
winning his heals or the 1,500
meters (3:55.4 ) and the 800
meters 0 :53.0>. His 1,500 time
was the fastest ol the day and.
Girls' Results
Softball
Vu~ty
f.I T-('I (JI Ufllv•rJ•l r
E I 1 oro-t4 .. vlt•n. lb. 1 I I 0 C••ll• < f, •.o44: C.rr. Jll. J.J 1 o. woooec, c, J.c~. 8•Cn.
S\, •·l·l-0, W•~onel<Of\3, P. J40.4; Plonont, lb, 4-0 1-0. Mofflct, rf. 140-0, I.Ahr, rl, 1-.0, Ar•
royo. 11. 1-<H>-O; Gon••lea, If, l·0.0.0; To\Aol\: , .... a-o.
Unl ... rslty-~•OS, "· 3..o.M; s. ~. 2b. 4.0.0-0; Connolly, cl. ).(l.O o. w1111em1. ~. w+o; J ... rH, lb. 1-040; AobOIM, lb, 2.0-1-G;
Tunsl•ll, II, 2-0-0-C; K••r. c. 3-2·1.0; Gold, P.
0·0·0·0: Price. 3b, 3-l·M; Ml Mn, rt. 1.0.0.0:
Tol•ll: 26·3.+2.
El Toro
U11lwratty
S'9f"e by 1 ll'llftf\
r fl • ocs 010 ,_. • 3
001 020 0-4 6 3
JtMl<ir VHlllY
Ill T•ro C11 Ill u .. 1 ... n11y
vanity c...v.t1..., mm..,. c.._....
Coolllr•no V•ll•y-Post, u, l-1·1-0; w1111...,.,
C, •l+o; ~m, p, '-l·NI: O'H•Otfl, Cb,
... t .).2: Finl lb. ~; Aonde•u. l b. ).0.1 2;
f'ewcett, cf, 2·0-0-0; Aqulllar, rl, 1 ·0·0·0;
~Ooftal4, _., ~; Troll•, II, I~; To1M11
as.~. le" 0..,..... IClfto, If, 4-1-2-0; Otfttmor., JI).
....... ; Uribe, U , 2·1.0-0; N•PPI. <, • 0.1.0; -'-"'°"• cl, J.1·1.0; Thon>P\Oft, p. 1.0-0.0; I, Q,...,.,.,.., 2b. 2·1~'; C:..tn, lb, 1-040; D•vl-,
... 2·1-0.0; ~r. lb, 140.0; S. eom..-.
rf0 2 ... ; Tot.la: l1+4-I.
ken~·-... r It • ~010~., 001 )()I ,_. 4 2 ......... "'......., C..-VAlteJ '41 (11) ""'OtfMIMI
t·061;3 FtoS~CO•Ot :oe.J.
100 lru-1. O'Gor"""' tSCI 1:00.2; t. 0 ' ... "'°"
(OHi t .02 l;l.~Mln tOH I l:M t. soo l•H-1. 11_..., IOHI s·u.o; l . or-<SCI
S ·~ •• J Gr•H tOHI ~.O.I. 100 N <k-1. W~bor CSCl 1:11'.6; 2. o...lltl1t
(OHi I: 1).7; l.llnelwek (SCI I. 16.0.
100 br .. ll-1. St"'°" (OM) 1:17.2; 2, Hlltntr
CSCI l :?J.0,.l. H"""pton CSCI 1:11.7.
•OO lrM rt4•1-1. ~ OtfNnle •:it.a.
""'I« y w1ltY S•" a.-140 cn1 o.e M1t1t 200 medlf'( 1'9l•y-1. DH 1:1'.t; 100 ,,.._,_
~ttr CDHI 1:01.7; 100 l,,._1, ~ COMI
1:16.0: SO t,..._1. Port9' (Ot41 :St.O; SO fty-t,
Donei,o (OHi 13.7; SO bKk-t. Olunlle COHI 3'.11
SO twu,1-1. Sw•rl1'*.IQll COHI l&.7; 200 If'•,...
10 -1. OenaHllll2:16.l.
Bad...U.tOll
s-ett.o..-Founttln v.i1ey 10, IEdllOfl •
Newl)Or1H¥toor15, Westmlnstw t
H1H1tlnvton Be..:111'-M.trt,.. D
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,.um \Corff. I. UfJUNl Bee<ll 20, 2. M111i..
Viejo lf'h; 1 Esi..ci. U; •. C«-del M4r It;
5. la Quinta •'h: 6. HunUnQton .. «ti 4Vt; 1.
W•lnut 6; a. (htl Hogties •ncl El Toro •''>; 10.
FOUfll•ln V•lle"t l\ o; 11. Sent• Monie•, 2; 12. ... _.,,.
~,SI .....
Donne 01~ IMlstlof! Vie jo) del LIM•
llObettMlll (~Be.ell 11-4, ll.O.
°""""' OeVrfts-Alch (Mlss!Ofl l/lelol Otl Moeller•
Olrf1Ua,,_ (Le ~Intel s-4, IM.
thlHlOO clocking d Angel'~ best
of the season. Irvine's In the women's event!, Golden
West. notched four qualifiers-.
OH"ta Leone in the ja-yelin Kelley
<134-0), Pam BanJcs in the blgb
Jump (5-3), Kathy Keys in the 400
(57 .1) and Diane Stuart in the Jong Sparkles jump (15-8).
Orange Coast College dis·
played ~articular strength in the
women s portion of the meet,
nabbing nine qualifiers.
ROLLING HILLS
EST ATES-Michelle
Kelley of Irvine High
won four events in
Friday's CIF l ·A track
and field prellms at
Rolling Hills High.
Her sister Lynda,
added· a qualification in
RE·LEASE
MERCEDES
SENSIBLE PAYMENTS
f~~~
Bonnie Dasse and Joy
Marimon led the pack with
qualifying marks in three eventa
each. Dasse made the grade in
the javelin <128-9), s hot put
(39-41h) and discus (12.5-7) wblle
Marimon qualified in the 100
U2.2>. 200 (25.2> and long jump
(17-11).
the h I gb jump, and i~!!!~~!!!!!i!i!~i
Irvine High will be com· S"VJf
Orance Coaat also qualified its <400 relay team (50.1): Joellel
Sheller made the finals in the 100
hurdles U!U) and Signe Carlscm
quallfied ln the 400 burdlea
(1:06.8).
Pirate Duo
peting in seven di!f erent
girls events in the finals
next Saturday at 1977 Arcadla High.
In tbe boys' division, LINCOLN
lrvlne qualified Dennis y :nl Shannon In the pole er5Gll es
vault and Tom Stapp in ./U.. •'-~.
the mile. : ~M&.4 .
Shannon vaulted 13-0 ·\ ' · ,·~
to tie with four other ~ r~~?"f
Picks Tl.tans ~thletes who qualified ~ · -· ___ fll'st. Stapp took fourth a.,,...._ SMclrw
1 in his beat Of the miJe, 11 "9 ~ Two of Orange Coast Colleges clocking 4:41.S ln the ~"
brightest baseball prospects this beat and smog. s9999 week signed letters of intent to attend Cal State Fullerton next Kelley overcame the rser. 7W1MFI06727) year. elementa and turned in SIMILAI SAVIMCiS
Fullerton's prizes are Bobby winning marks in the 100 OH OTHB MOD&S
Smith, a .507 biller and South (11.4), the 220 (26.6), the "'=l:"JorU::-
Coaat Conference player of the long Jump < <17·9in> and
year, and Glenn Robertson, an the '40 (60.5).
all·conlerence lnfielder who bit Also quallfylng for
.382. Irvine were Elaine F ero
Smith, Robertson and OCC ln the two-mlle C13 :04.6)
teammates Mlke Sodden and and Pam Miller in the
Rick Woolard wm Join the rest two·mile <13:14.8) and
of the all-conference selections mile <6:03.S).
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in an all-star game against Cer· -===================:::;-ritos College today at. noon on •
the Cerritos diamond.
Coachiq a.gain.st conf erenee
champ Cerritos will be OCC's
Mike Mayne and Fullerton
Collece•a Mike Scobba.
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Nadadores docked 4:33.8 in the
400 Individual medley, the fifth
f uteat time in the .world this
year, to hJghlight compeUtion in
the Canada Cup swim invlta-
Uonal Saturday in Vancouver.
It was a good day for Mission
Viejo as the Nadadores picked
up victories in rour of lhe six
men's event! and three of the she
women's races. •
· The three-day lnvitalional con.
eludes today at. Vancouver's Aquatic Center.
Brian Goodell came from
behind to Wlo the 200 free in
l:SS.O and Mark Tonelli cap.
Mer)!IOU0;1t.W=~:!n~1m.ao. B ts w· 71-64
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dleback COiiete Saturday llllht.
Reld was named the tourne,y'• .. a.-.~~......... moat valuable pla1er. Otbera
,........,,.. .. _,,..,.c:i.-te1·ou. named to the all-tourney team
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time.
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Nadadores were the men's 800
free relay team, Alice Browne.bl
the women's 200 fly, Dawn
Rodlgblero fn tbe women's 100
breaststroke and Jennifer
Hooker (Ue for first) iD the 200
free.
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exercise your body and
Spring is the perfect season to embark on
an exercise and body care program. Noted
author and exercise director, Marjorie Craig,
whose devotees at the Elizabeth Arden Salon in
New York constitute famous faces as well as
bodies, maintains that a balanced program of
exercise, cautious dieting and regular care of
body skin begun now will make the coming
summer season a pleasure, not an ordeal.
A firm, healthy looking body on the beach,
tennis court and golf course is a pleasure to
have and to behold. Good exercises tone and
firm the body.
They need never be so arduous and
strenuous that they result in tom or pulled
muscles. Never force any movement so that a
muscle feels strained. Easy, natural exercise
movements are Just as effective.
Ms. Craig explained there are more than
600 muscles in the body. These muscles form a
natural girdle to hold internal organs in their
correct positions. If a group of muscles are not
used, or too little used, they tend to deteriorate
and lose their tone -paving the way for flab·
by thighs, arms and breasts.
EXERCISE CAN help restore the muscles'
firmness and elasticity. Aside from the desire to
look fit and trim, there are many good reasons
for maintaining proper weight level. If the body
accumulates excess fat, it will gravitate to the
muscles.
This can weaken the body's natural system.
Weak and flabby muscles lack the ability to
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eleh muscles take longer to move fat out or the system.
Regular, moderate exercise, toaether with a reduction In the body's intake o{ calories can
put moat of us on the way to a trimmer figure.
Implicit in Ms. Craig's philosophy ls the
concern for a consistent program of care for the
body skin. One way to help accomplish this is
with the use of a moisturizer formulated for lbe unique problems of body skin.
UNLIKE FACIAL skin which has a loose
cell atru«ure and is more easUy permeated
with moisture, body skin has a compact cellular
structure with fewer hair follicles and sweat
glands. For this reason, a moisturizer that
works on the face is nol designed to achieve the same effect on the body.
What with active sports. air conditioning,
salt water and parching sun, loss of moisture
during the summertime Is likely to exceed the
drying effectB or winter, Ms. Craig notes. A
woman who has worked so hard lo appear slim
through exercise and diet should not neglect her
body skin, especially when restoring moisture
to the skin is so easy. A moisturizer for body
skin is a summer essential every woman· should have.
American women are more body conscious
than ever before. There is a continual upsurge
in the number of health clubs, spas and exercise
classes. Ms. Craig's sensible program of ex-
ercise, dJet and care for the body is available to
every woman. Not just for this season, but
throughout the year.
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For a trim figure like this one, start with exerctses at left .
Fashion
m en take to ·active sportswear
Active sportswear has discarded Its locker·
room Image.
Instead of being confined to pool, court and
jogging path, Its expanded horiZ<>nB include just
about any scene where comfort and casualness
abide.
.. Active sportswear looks are more relaxed,
more reClned and more naturally related within
a particular color grouping,'' says Paul Rogers,
fashion director for Sears Men's Store, "so the
pieces work together without contrivance.''
This sprlng's sportswear separates rely
heavily on poly-cotton fabrications for fit and
durability, And for added comfort and
absorbency, terry cloth gets into the swim of
thinas with trunks that can double as athletical-
ly styled shorts.
While neutral and natural colorations
dominate tailored me nswear fashions for
spring, active sportswear thrives on the brights
and lights -tomato red, bright aqua and
brilliant blues and whites spiked with bold ac.
cents.
Even khaki is sparked by Madras·look plaid
shirts. Knit tops range from brightly colored
and accented T·shirts to shirts trimmed with
sharply contrasting collar colors.
"With th is season's slick sportswear
pieces," concluded Rogers, .. it's not unusual to
see a jogger wearing a grubby sweatshirt and
jeans for the workout routine, then putting on a
warm-up suit to relax in ."
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"Wur private consul-
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s urteery and anesthe-
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Dermatology
Allergy
Dr. Frankel and A.uodat•
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lze in Che dla,ftCMJls and
treatment of aUerrfts and
skin problems such as tt•
zema, p10rlasb, moltt, tu-
mors. acne, ancl complex-
ion problfmL Dr. Fnnkel
also performs dermabra-
i. ion, chemical peel for
wrinkles ancl discolora-
tion, and llittoo removal.
We are pleated to an-
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(PUV A) therapy for pso-
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Dr. Frankel bu atab-
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rtplactmenl. Wt can
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bnl method of hair tt-
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rtstoratlon -clvlnc
you a full cboltt. Abo •
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for hair r estoration
is available. Surgery
ud loul anesthdia are
explainecl to you.
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Weddings/Engagements
Ptou-Bernhart
Merrill F. Bernhart of
Costa Mesa and James
M . Plou of Anaheim ex-
changed wedding vows
in Our Lady Queen or
Angels Church, Newport
Beach.
The bride, daughter or
Paul C. Bernhart of
Yorba Linda and Mrs.
Barbara Bernhart or
Irvine, graduated from
Cal State Fullerton,
where she is studying
for her masters degree.
The bridegroom , son
or Mrs. Henry Plou of
Anaheim, graduated
from Notre Dame and
Cal State Fullerton.
The couple will hve m
Newport Beach.
Natriello-Wagner
Kathleen Allen
Wagner of Laguna
Beach and Gary James
Natriello were married
in a double ring
ceremony at Annunziata
Church.
The bride, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H .
Wagner of Laguna
Beach, graduated from
Mary institute and Stan-
ford University.
The bridegroom, son
or Mr. and Mrs. J.J.
Natriello of Trenton,
N.J ., graduated from
Princeton University
and Stanford where be is
working on his PhD.
The couple will live in
California.
Morkert-Walters
Carol Morkert or
Costa Mesa has an-
nounced the engagement
of her daughter, Lynette
J . Morkert and James
Walte rs Jr. A July is·
wedding date at the
USMC El Toro base
chapel has been set.
Miss Morkert is a
graduate of Costa Mesa
High School.
Mrs. Plou Mrs. Natriello
P9etry For a Special Child
D EA R ANN : My mean so much if parents quite far from Earth!
husband is Dr. John A. learn to see their re-ll's time again for
M assimilla, pastor of larded child as a bless· another birth. Ann
Landers
the United Methodist ing and a special person. Said the Angels to
Charge, Magnolia, Del. If anyone would like to the Lord above,
He is also chaplain for write to us, please ask the Hospital for the them to include return "This Special Chilc.l
Men tally Retarded in postage. _ Sincerely, will need much love.
Stockley, Del. We have a MRS. J. MASSIMlLLA, "His progress may
severely retarded P. 0. Box 21, Hatboro, beveryslow,
daughter. Pa. 19040. "Accomplishment
A few years ago you DEAR REVEREND he may not show. "So let's be careful sent from above
printed a poem I wrote A N D M R s . "And he'll require where he 's sent. "Comes s tronger
about such children. As MASSIMJLLA: Thank extra care "We want his life to faith and richer love.
a result, we received you so much ror remind· "From the folks he be content. .. And soon they'll
many letters from inf me &hat it's again meetsdownthere. "Please. Lord, find k.nowthe privilege.g{ven
pare nts or retarded time to rerun "Heaven's "He may not run or the parents who .. In caring for their
children, and have car· Very SpedaJ ChUd." I do laugh or play; "Will do a specie1l gift from Heaven.
ried on a heartwarming so wU.b warm thanks and • "His thoughts may job for You. "Thci r precious
esponde~ ..wilh..-eur~---· s~~~ qultefaraw!)'. _ "'i:hey -wjll D~ r~ c!)jlrg1:2.Q ..!!l...~.ek_aruL __ these parents -hopeful-P.S. Several readers 'In many ways ne ahze right away mild · -
ly giving them comfort wbowrotetoyouwroteto won't adapt . -"The leadtng. role •·rs Heaven's Very
and reassurance. me also to say what "And he'll be known they 'reaskedtopla~. S pecial Chil d ." -·
The poem, "Heaven's beautifully warm and as handicapped. "But with this child by Edna l\1assimiUa
Very Special Child,'' compassionate letters-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ was written purely they bad received What
through inspiration from special people yo~ must
a greate r power. We be!
would like to share these HEAVEN'S VERY
words once again with SPECIAL CHILD
your readers. It can A meeting was held
Volunteers
Take Hollors
Three individuals and one organization last
week collected Carnation Community Silver
Bowl awards for their efforts to help Orange
countians.
Winning were Geraldine Shields or the
CATCH program of the Straight Talk Clinic,
Janet Fear for work in the Respite Care pro·
gr:im of the Orange County Department of
Social St!rvices, Sally Williamson of the Orange
County l!ihapter of the American Red Cross and
the St. Francis Guild oC St. Francis Home for
the Aged. .
Community service certificates were pre-
sented to Cleo Boyts, Anne Silfand and
Margaret Washer for work at Chapman Harbor
Convalescent Hospital in Garden Grove, Gerry
Cirino for her work with the Anaheim Family
''Y" and to Carol Covellone for Mental Healtn
Association activities.
Also recieving certificates were Florence
Elwlng for Buena Vista Convalescent Hospital
activities with patients, Claire McNair for
SATCH Belles Guild efforts at Santa Ana· Tustin
Community Hospital and to Alana Peloquin for
Hillhaven Convalescent Hospital activities.
Other certificates went to Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Ryan for helping with Hi Hopes of Hope High
School and to Agnes Sinderhaur for work at
Spring View School.
Organizations receiving certificates were the
VIPs (Volunteers in Public Schools) of Hunt-
ington Beach High School District and the
Woman's Club of Cypress for community ~ork.
Tbe annual awards were presented April 27
after a jury reviewed nominations by county
agencies and organizations.
YOU CAN HELP:
Opportunities to help others abound in
Orange County with many organizations accept·
ing calls from voluntet!rs directly.
Many other openings are listed through the
West Orange County Voluntary Action Cent.er at·
898·0043. Here are a few or those openings:
Training begins in May for an upcoming
United Way crusade in the west county area.
Speakers are needed for the organization's talks
to schools, businesses and other groups.
Westminster's American Red Cross unit of·
fers first aid courses to those willing to share
their new knowledge with others in their own
community. Courses cover first aid, babysitting
and home nursing among other subjects.
South Orange County's VAC also handles re-
quests tor vol\Urteers at 675-9210 or 833-9278.
Here are some of their listings;
• A retired newspaper person is needed to
teach youngsters at a boys club to write news
releases and articles. The same club could use
gymnasticcoacbesforsummerprogram.
YoWlg.st.ers with a variety or physical and
emotional banelicaps need individual help from
those who want to work closely with someone.
A spe~b theraplst needs assistanla Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings. ..
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A NEW WAY OF LIFE!
THIS MAN
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AND SO CAN YOU!!
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Your classes will consisl of lectures
and live animal workshops. You'll
learn to walk a lion. ride an
elephant, wrestle a bear and begin a
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The principles and philosophy or animal psychology and behavorism will be
taught by the world's foremost authority, Mr. Ralph Helfer, who has over 5.000
TV and motion picture credits to his name. Mr. Helrer has supplied most of
today's animal stars from the series or DAKTARI, GENTLE BEN, THE
MERCURY COUGAR to the recent ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU.
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THURSDA y I MA y 25th
Mushroom. tomato, & green bean salad with
minceur vinaigrette with herbs. roast chicken in
a bag, poached pears in burgundy & cassis with
black currant con serve
THURSDAY, JUNE 1st
Sea bass braised in lettuce moussaka in a mold
with tomato sauce m1nceur, hot apple tarts with
~-o.i1 apricot puree and mincour whipped cream
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
NOUVELLE CUISINE NOW BEING
TAUGHT BY
Swiss born Louis Schnelli, owner of The CELLAR, the
first. and perhaps the most excltin& Nouvelle Cuisine
dining experience In Orange County
and
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port Beach arH tor four years.
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ERMA BOMBECK /HOROSCOPE . . . Sundav, May 14. 1978 OAILY PU.OT ,87
[ Horoscope J Anniversaries
Welcome •••
Gary Con1pton and
Company Cr~att•
'" pleaNed to aanoaat't-
a aew addition to
tilt" Htaff of prole»tiloaab
_.....,_..--..1.,
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ef •verly Hlll•/Fa,.laloa I sla••
lti a 11p.elallHt ••Ith flat" llalr.
Appolatmen•111 for me• aad wemet1
are available •·ltb Larry
TueHday tlar• Sat•rday
in tlu~ Ne•·port Beat'b Salon
sixteen seventeen Westcliff Drive
Newport Beach
642-6164 -641-6165
MONDAY,MAY 15
By SYDNEY OMARR
A RIES (.l\farch 2l·April 19): What seemed in·
accessible as suddenly ready and available. Leo,
Aquanus persons fi gure prominently. New work
or employment program might be featured. You
karn of "new diet" which. if sensibly applied.
ought answer a real need.
TAURUS (April 20 May 20): Study Aries
message. lmprint style. Create. take a chance
on your own instincts, capabilities. Love in pie·
ture. Emotions tend n~w Lo dominate logic. You
have premonition or prophetic dream. You gain "extra information" and this is to your advan·
rnge.
GEMINI (May 2l·June 20): Stick to
familiar ground. Routine, safety measures, be-
ing positive of facts -these are essential.
Sagittarius -and another Gemini -could
figure prominently. You will get answer which.
has been delayed in recent past. Now you can
complete transaction. Mr. and Mrs. Mayriel Ballinger
CANCER <June 21-July 22): Study Gemini
message Be aware. alert and versatile.
Luug hing at your own foiblei would be
marvelous therapy -know it and res pond ac·
cordingly. Relative surprises you by relating
story that had been "a secret."
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Count your change,
protect valuables. Take notrung for granted. Ac·
cent on income potential, gain through written
word . A Gemini teacher could provide
enlightenment. Virgo also in picture where
money is concerned. In matters or speculation.
s tick with number 5.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Cycle fine for
s traightening out family situation. Get second
emotional wind. Remember anniversary or
s pecial occasion. Purchase or gift could clear
air and make you a hero. You're due for sur·
prise -and you will be pleased. Taurus, Libra
persons figure in scenario. .
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Define terms. Be
positive that you are not being quote~ out of
context. Emphasis on what occurs behind
scenes. Remember that being alone is not bein~
lonely.
--·-COltPl6-1Uct. ea NeY-r·-2l~mpbasis on
part of your Solar horoscope related to friends,
hopes. wishes. Element of luck rides with you.
Number 8 could fi gure prominently. Rela·
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SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): You
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Dramatic presentation now can work wonders
Aries. Libra and the number 9 figure prom-
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scenario.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19)' Creative
juices are activated -people hang on to your
words. written or spoken . Leo, Aquarius
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limitations are self-imposed.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·1''eb. 18): Get beneath
s urface· indications. Ftnd out about costs. time.
motion performance. Partner or mate deserves
explanation of economic situation. Aquarian is
in picture. -:
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Staying Dry
By ERMA BOMBECK you with a rainbo\\ that
A woman once wrote follows you around if
to me and asked. "Wh al you don 't ~ct to the
do you think about toilet bathroom on trme. They
training?" try to impress on you
J a nswered her . how wonderful it feels
.. Frankly, I'm for it." beirtg dry.
To me that portion of And another innova·
Erma
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child-raising was one of lion is that toilet leurn· the most frustrating l ing has become an equal trainee, but nothmg to
ever encountered. I did opportunity e mployer. equal the closeness of
ev e r ything wrong. Dad is involved as much my son and me. Every
There wasn't a day went as mother. time we hear "Tbe Im-
by that I didn't engage I suppose there is stiU po.ssible Dream " be
1 n a s e r i e s o ( camaraderie betwee.n says, "They're playing
60th Anniversary
I
' . ' . ' I Th1rty-yeur Costa Mes a resident& Mayrifl 1
and Marcella Ballinger recently celebri~ '
their 60lh weddinl( anniversary. i :
Originally from Pitts burgh. Pa .. Ute Bab. i
1ngers have four grandchildren and one great· ~
grandchild. Their daughter. Mrs. Ron <Norma > ,
Stallinl(s , tivei; in St~nton and their son. ,~
Mayrid Ballinger, und his wife. Mary Lou, re· '
i.ide in San Dieiro. ~
Ballinger was an the automobile business In 1
various capacities for more than SO years. ~
" .J
50th Anniversary "·, '!
Former Newport Beach residents Mr. and~.
Mrs. Dick Col vans celebratt!d their 50th weddin'K ~
anniversary in Ohio where they were marrit!O;.:
April 14 . 1928. • ..
Now living in Burbank. the couple ha\'e a ~
:.on and dau~hters, five grandchildren and one,.
great-granddaughter. . r
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coming to California in 1942. he entered re.al•
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Co:.ta Mesa Board of Realtors tn 1975 at the itge i
Cif 83 . . ~ --. 50th Anniversary · f.
The 50lh wedding anniversary or long time~·
Newport Beach residents Olive and Al ~:
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by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr~.'
Thomas Decmer. :mJ •
J oining the celebration were the Lanfl. l
ridge's son and daughter-in-law. Robert andJUd; •
Langridge or Oregon. and three grandchll<IAAr&.?
,'fiche!. CoJl een and Kevin Deemer • ~"
The Langr1dges were married in New t<irJ<;
City on May 1. 1928. 'tJley became perm&#• '
residents of Newport Beach in 1957. '.'
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JACK BOSTON ) -'111e roles Jack Lemmon Wees 1D01t .,.. tbe roles Jack Lemmon at first
undentanda least.
.. It'• the best way or staying out or a rut,"
11y1 the veteran ol 39 films and 500 t.elevialon
shows.
ON
"You have to fieht llke bell not to get
pigeon.holed in this buslness. U you don't, you
keep gelling the same part with a different
name."
The two-~car winner is right now on a-
change-of·me<lium break in the play "Tribute.••
After tryouts here and in Toronto, the father-son
comedy-drama gets lo Broadway's Atki.Daoa
Theater June L
Veteran Actor
Likes Roles He
Least Understands
THE PRODUCl'JON IS only the third Lem-
mon appearance on a Main Stem stage in 25
years. Just out or stock apprenticeship, the
future star assisted at a 1953 revival of "Room
Service," ret"'ned in 1960 with "Face of a
Hero" which scored a critical and boxoffice
zero.
.. That didn't discourage me a bit," he says
cheerfully. "Your chances in a play are about
five times tougher than in a film, but the whole
business ts a crapshoot. I've had my share of
flops and I'U have them again.
''I think I learned more out or that ex·
perience than in any hit. When as an actor you
have something that is not working, but you
keep slugging, the experience is very good for
you.
.. Fortunately, though, the vibes this time
are au the opposite of what they were in
'Hero'."
wam A CHERUBIC PUFF on the ever·
present big cigar, Lemmon says he would have
been b~ck sooner "if it wasn't such a major job
of moving coast to coast with your family and everything."
As an extra inducement lo involvement, the
bouncy 53·year·old performer has a contractual
first claim on starring in the eventual movie
version of the show. Whatever else it does
"Tribute" has set a pre· production record of be:
ing bought !or the screen for $1 million.
"I can play in New York through October.''
he reports. ''Later l 'd like to do it In Los
Angeles."
Lemmon has kept in stage training in Los
Angeles-for severaJ years with appearances attbe
Music Center with "Idiot's Delight" and "Juno
and the Paycock." ,
-"II'S. LIKE SWl.M.l\ln{G -.....it ~lP s back
lo you right away," he says of the contrastfng
thespic demands of screen and stage. "I'm
awful lucky I got my basic training in theater
a nd in the great era of live drama on
television."
Lemmon got the script of "Tribute" about a '
year ago from the author, Bernard Slade, whose
earlier opus "Same Time, Next Year"
~ TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PUIZLI
."CROSS 57 GOf'S by sound
1 A<J,11ns1 boa1 103 Expect
pm fox '>A Al11cdn fi~h wishfully
5 Comfort 60 Golf i.w1nq 104 Spanish
9 St1ll<t1$ 61 Shoe 1.orl1!> nobleman
hravoly • 62 S1amc!)e 105 Formerly
slang coin 106 Supervisor
15 Ch;:inge 65 Meaqer 107 B1bhcal
21 Employ!"PS 66 Cool l:JhoUll country
23 8n11•<tl plan1 67 p ..... 1 .. lnR Crustud
21 l>re'>s .. r 68 BauylonoJn dcssen
2~AtJdPd qod 111 lmpor1an1
suqar G9 larly f'PrU 113 Flm111sh
a> Brawlt>r \lldn!>o 116 lnwllo
ll Ct'urwsr 70 Shopping Ctl'ncy
QJITH' con1am!'I 118 Moth
28 Vot I y .uon 71 Coun1cd1 11 119 Vasc1llatc
m1•r l'J Thonq 120 Profound
29 Golf cluh 13 Maple respect
30 Spooled genus 12 1 Verse
thlld 74 Sea coast 122 Specialist
31 Brewery 75 "Witch" city 123 Prophet
vessels 76 Bilk 124 College
33 Hulm posi-77 Legal mat· cheers . lh)n 1er DOWN
34 Old lash-78 Standoffish 1 Church re-1oned one 79 FathPtS
3$ Lode toads 80 Gratify cess
38 Bally beds 81 Embrace 2 Aquatic ani·
38 Pmd athll·le 82 Gypsy dev· mal
39 Oily 11s 3Woody
42 Verbal 83 Huffed plant
43 Value 8'1 Summit 4 JJpanese
44 Chopin-.; in· 86 Em,,rqency bay
st rumen I •~h·phone 5 Work power
46 French in fl<\ Mu~1r.al 6 Pester
7 Witnessed come show 8 Ancient 47 Hidden ob· !lO Nautical
stacle oroun tune
9 Gun feature 48 PursuP 91 Plunqo into
49 Fiench 92 Stray1119 10 Assumed
dance 93 HdS SIJIUS name
50 ltaltan com· 94 Lamb's 11 Blemish
mune pPnnamc 12 Strike
51 Conveoos 95 WandPrS 13 Helm posi-
96 "Pine Tree•• uon 52 Shin 14 Perfo~m· S3 Travel State
around 97 Swa111 an.:e
98 Haul 15 Splits 54 l\Aascuhne 99 Go back 16 Historic pe-
lltle 100 Label 11ods
65 Until 101 Artl5t's 17 German 56 Brushing srand name
motion 102 Kitten 18 Mix
19 Not continu·
ously active
20 Sea eagle
22 Unem-
ployed
30 Boast
32 Presidential
nickname
34 Destiny
35 Dani'>h
coins
36 Eccentric
37 Ha1ard
38 LiQuid mea
sures
39 S1oneware:
French
40 Dwelling
41 Enrapture
42 Aware:
slang
43 Aspect
44 A Pope and
others
45 Individual
47 Loca1ion
48 Onionlike
herb
49 Small
vouchers
51 Revolve
52 Sparkle
53 Bargain
events
55 Exploits
56 Compose
57 An11toxin
59 TV head·
liner
60 Stunt
61 Conducts
warfare
62 Striking
63 Sketch
agarn: 2
wds.
64 Adhesive
65 Prevaricator
66Army unit
67 Vaulting
•Ids
88 Shrub genus
70 Selected
7t Freight boat
72 Swamp
74 lnchne
75 Bone cavity
76 Went by au
78 Straighten
79 D1s1om
80 Suppht.i
lion
81 Gonq .,ounc1
82 Chml1111q
peppftr
83 M1li1ary
prison
85 Annoyance
86 Dress bor-
der
87 Dramatic
poem
88 Geometrical
figure
89 Declaim
wildly
90 Cat's
weapcn
91 Cooing bird
93 False flower
94 Winged god
95 Mend
97 Varnish
base
98 Abandon
99 Bandit
101 Vestmule
102 Van opera·
tor
103 Strain
104 Military
storage
105 Extraordi·
nary person
100 Mbble-
107 Large knife
108 Silver cone
109 Skin oonsa-
tion
110 Potato buds
112 Knead
114 Bewitch
115 Corded fab·
ric
116 Tax agency
117 Irish sea
god
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••we'd met casually before, but Bernie sald
he'd written It with me .fn mind, so be thought I
ought to see It. Well, I loved it and the project
was far enough ahead so lime could be blocked
out to do it." A lifelong piano addict, Lemmon
also wrote a song that he plays in one scene.
His role is that of a happy-go-lucky writer
who has squandered talent by "making the
world around him a large party.•• Threatened
by serio~ illness. be .. decides to do one good
thing by developing a relationship with bis
grown son."
Lest that sound too solemn, Lemmon as·
serts "there's a tremendous amount of comedy
and that's how it makes points."
~rior to rehearsal, however, he avoided
probing the character too much, or arriving at a
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con~e~l. Which brings him back to the pattern
of hkmg parts of potential complexity and
depth.,
"I often rind if a part is well written I
haven't the slightest idea of how to play it al fi~st
-that's one ol the most attractive things I
know.
"There has to be something there that isn't
obvious." He cites ''Days of Wine and Roses"
and •·save the Tiger" as two movie examples of
s uch dilemma.
"I didn't have the remotest idea where l
wanted to go al first. You start digging.
"If you know immediately how Lo play a
part, I don't know t.-hy the hell you'd do it.
Because that would mean, you'd either played
the part before, or there's nothing to it, it's all
surface."
In "Tribute .. he feels "pretty damn close"
to ultimate portrayal, "although there are
always lilUe bits you keep working on."
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Everything's Relative for TV Career
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bess Armstron1
sips sherry, a 1enteel 1berraUon acquired from
her grandmother, and speculates that she
absorbed her aclln1 ability frolll relatives.
Bess, who stars as Julia Peters in the bit
CBS comedy "On Our Own,·• comes from what
appears to be a famlly of overachievers. There
was her grandmother, Evelyn Parlange, a
Louisiana Creole from the Parlange Plantation
who struck terror In the hearts of waiters in
New Orleans' finest restaurants.
"SHE WAS A FEMME fatale," says ~ess .
.. When she died we went South for the funeral
and visited her favorite restaurant, Galatoire's.
where she once made the waiters tremble."
From her grandmother and her mother she
absorbed the graces. But it was her father.
Alexander Armstrong, an English and drama
teacher in her hometown of Baltimore, who was
most influential.
"Whatever innate ability is in my acting
comes froro my father," says Bess, 24, one or
five children. "He was a master of understated
comedy."
Her father was in Princeton's Triangle
Club at the time Josh Logan was direct-
._._------------~~t~ht
site ealla a 'nrper WASP.,
ing. He was, she says, the first "giri" that
"East or the Sun, West of the Moon'' was sung
to. It was written by a Clas5rnate.
"My producers say I was raised by sociable
wolves," she says. "I know so much about what
happened 800 years ago but nothing about cur-
rent events.
"My favorite episode or the series bad me .
stuck on lhe 33rd floor or a building in a
Katherine Helmond of "Soap," Audra Lindley
of 11Three'i Company," Vic Tay back or
''Alice," Ml mt Kennedy, formerly of "3 Girls
3." Th&lone series holdout is Van Johnson.
Bess studied classical vioUn from an early
age, and for most of her life has been absorbed
in music. But at Brown University, she abruptly
switched lo acting and moved to New York City.
''When I lirst got to New York I lived in Lit·
lie San Juan, near 15th Street. Once they got to
know me they became very protective. When I
lost my cal, I knew which gang to go to.
"NOW I LIVE ON West End Avenue. I
would never live a.nywhere else. l can walk to
work sometimes."
Jn the series Bess plays . what she calls a
·•super WASP.''
''Lynnie's character as Maria is defined.
She's Italian, Catholic, comes from a large
Brooklyn family and has paranoia about being
too tall.
"For my character, all it said was: 'Enter
Julia Peters, oC normal height and pretty.' That
was It."
She and LynnJe spied each other at the audi-
tion and read for the parts together.
.. J TRIED TO BE VERY cool," Ress re-
calls, "but I kept tripping over myself. Lynnie
was coming apart. l turned to Mr. Susskind and
s aid, 'My mother says hello.'
"They must have sensed it -that we
were the characters. We were both inept. Maria
makes no pretense of not being a klutz, but
Julia makes a pretense."
With no defined character, they turned to
Bess' own background. "I went to a girls'
school ror H years, so they decided Julia did,
too. My family Is academic. I was the excep-
tion. I did not ride ponies. I did not go for sports.
_.. mmna nAUOMI • .. ,,.... blackout with ~older man. He tries to find out
• ._.._ •.Ll.T.tNt my age and asks me what night tfocle Miltie
''BUT JULIA IS mE rule. In lbe second
-episode, Maria defends me when I ask for a
raise. She says, 'It's not fair to penalize a
person because she has good manners and once
owned a p<>ny .'"
17•"50 ""' ... 0"lY•.UU011Nl(I) was on. And Bess u1e actress bad-to stop and
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The show is just what the name Implies -
Julia and Maria are on their own for the first
time. working in an advertising agency.
Bess was in Los Angeles to star in her-first
motion picture, a CBS comedy called "Getting
Married," which airs on CBS this Wednesday.
She co-~ars with Richard Thomas, formerly of
"The Waltons.." ,
The entire movie is a festival tor series stars:
Mark Harmon of ••sam.:·
Drama Aids
Coping Spotlighted
A Serles of three Plays for Livfn.J intended
to help families cope with lileproblems1s being of·
f ered in the Saddleback College Theater. Mission
Viejo. _
Small discussion gl'OUJIS follow each of the
plays which are perlormed by prof essi0t1al ac·
tors and actresses.
TOPICS AND DATES of the pJays are:
-"Quiet Cries", a play dealing with
suicide, to be done at 2:30 p.m. May 21, and
-·"Who's Counting'!" a discussion or aging
due at 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 12.
The public is invited and a $1 donation is re-
quested.
The series ls being sponsored by two United
Way agencies, Family Service Association or
Orange County and the county Mental Health
Association, in cooperation with Saddleback
Community College District and the Alcohol,
Drug Abuse and Mental Health Services
Department of the Orange County Human
Services Agency.
For information about the leries produced
by the Family Services Association of America
call 838-7377.
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dress (or "GeTtiog M ~rricd," but has no tans
-lo don anofher soon. 'Arte r lhal, ITT get mar-
ried I'm going to elope."
After her divorce, Erica got to know
some pretty Interesting people .••
Including ~rself •
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Single ltern
.Just Doesn't
Cut Mustard
Der Wienerschnitzel
president Robert L.
Trujillo likes long
distance running,
seeing the chain
grow and munching
a ch ill-covered dog
as he work~ behind
couflter in Orange
Counly unit. Once just
a hot dog haven, the
company ftas added
hamburgers, putting
them in competition
with the big boys.
µot-dogger Battles f o·r Burger Bucks
By THOM LECOQ
Of tM Dally P'tlel St.all
Der Wienerschnitzel is trying
to take a bigger bite out of the
nation's burger appetite
_An~e,y_'i:e do~ng H.--·~ relish.~
-T be Irvine-based fast food
marketer is somethtng of a late
comer in the industry. having
orily begun dishing up ham
burgers in 1974.
B.VT HOT DOGS have been
selling since the first unit was
opened in Wilmington in 1961 by
the chain's owner, J ohn M.
Galardi.
He opened the now familiar A·
frame with red roof across the
street from a real estate broker .
RobertL. Trujillo.
. When the first s tand suc-
ceeded, the young entrepreneur
asked Trujillo to find a second
location.
has helped the expanding firm
through growing pains and pro·
vided a calm leadership style
that c:nourages othe rs in the
com p_an_y _toJa {or big~e c.
tfiings. ·
For a privately held fa st food
company .
they '"e done
pretty well,
co ll ecti n g
abo ut $80
m i Ilion from
their 284 loca·
li ons l ast
year . Another
24 are under
construction.
Trujillo looks for a 25 percent
increase this year from the 230
A-frame style units and the 5-1
newer "Concept 80" buildingi.
with inside sealing, bright in
tcriors -and countcr service. An
even more ~ophisticatcd dei.ign
1s undr r study
Industry statistics show that
the burger accounts for 80 per-
cent of all fast food sales with
hot dogs, tacos, chicken, pizza
_arui fish.. struggling. for what:.S
left. •. _
"'We have pushed the 'a ll
together now' theme of hot dogs
and hamburgers in one place,
but our image is slill tilted
toward hot dogs," Trujillo said.
The decision to diversify had a
large impact on tire chain and its
franchisees.
independent operators wanted
to switch.
But the 80 company-owned
stores were converted and a( ·
-lasl count all bul 20 percent ~
!rJill.Clli~eeLha<l Jldded h..am·
birgers to the menu.
Beside the cost of conversion.
Trujillo thinks the once·
conventional wisdo m of fast
fooders that a s ingle specialty
was the road to success, may ex·
plain some of the reluctance.
THE CONVERSION put Der
Wienerscbnitzel smack in the
middle, of what the Wall Street
Journal recently headlined as
the "Whopper War ," a struggle
be tween Pills bury's Burger
King a nd McDonald's for a
larger market share.
Beefed-up burgers, improved
french fries and increased em.
ciency by -Mel>on•ld!!t, -Burger·
King and a third party lo the
fray, Wendy's, are making it
tough for Der Wienerschnit.zel.
Trujillo said th is m~ans pieces that match (occasionalJY>
that wncn Der WlenerschnHzel combinations of pi ctures prlntfd·
sells a hamburger, "It's stealing on a sheet. Collect all the ri t
a sale from McDonald's.·· pieces and you win food or ca
&ames-bave become '3 c ... o.,,,mw-. ...---m:mn~S"'Werit up 23 perc
petit.iY~ weapon. M~DenalQ.!&of. WAeD-We ~~ th--""""~-
fers "Win With the Stars,"' said Trujillo. "People really
Burger King hands out in-store pretty excited; there are ads
p r e m i u m s a n d D e r the newspapers where peo
Wienerschnitzel is seeking win· are ofCering lo trade a picl
ners (and new business) wilh its for the one they nc~d ."
"Hot Dog Dollars and Burger All corporate office peo
Bucks" contest. must spend a few hours ev
The l\~e is simil a r to three months working al a
McDonalds.
Cust omers pick up game (SeeHOTDOG.PageC%)
As Use chain grew. so did Lhe
pair'• relationship. Trujillo hai.
mov.td \(p to president BURGERS WE RE added in
1974 wh en Calarcit and Trujillo
~greed that w:.is the answer to
movinl( Der Wiepersct.ll itzel
away from mad competition fol'
a tiny segment of the total fast
foods market
"There was a 40 percent in·
l'reasc m business r il!hl off the
bat ... T.rn.iiijo sa.icl. but uie t.es.t'i
s uccess in company-owned
stores created many burdens.
T)l,e b~lll• ~us beesuu ·~ • Ahierica·s appetfte for ham.
burgers may h~ye topped out at
~ billiod. 'lh Net, said one In· .
odustryr ~tr(~. consumption fell
o ff s lig htly during the last
quarter.
F IVE DIVISIONS report lo
bi~, Markelhfg, operations.
fraJtc hises. expansion and
finance.
The tall and slender Trujillo
p
COST OF con version for
established stands came to
about $25,000 per unit and not all
~ubaru: Driving Toward Sales
Within the last 15 years a
number of Japa nese auto-
maken moved into the American
m,arketplace : Toyota, Datsun.
M6zda and Honda.
·And entrepreneurs watched as
first one, then another caught on.
grew, then look a healthy share
of new car sales.
After seeing what had hap·
pened wilh those who hopped on
the bandwagon with the firs t four
firms, many Lhought, "I'm gonna
grab onto Lhe next franchise that
comes along."
"We were Lhe next one to come
a long." said Sandra Andrews,
\"i ce pr esident a nd gener al
manager of Subaru of Southern
California.
Many hopeful people bought
franchises at bargain basement
prices, $500 worth of parts and
tools .
"THEN TUEY sat back to see
what would bappen'" said Miss
Andrews.
Nothing hap~, she said.
Subaru brougtit in the model
360, which was roasted as
unsafe by Ralph Nader-a few
dealers bought a few cars and
thal was about it.
Subaru's first inning was
scoreless, dealer s were glad
they'd held onto their money and
Lhe few cars that were purchased
putted along, aged, then died.
The same thjng had happened
to Toyota, which a rrived here at
first t agged with the name
Toyopet.
THE FOUNDERS of Subaru's
U.S. Importing operation, Mell
Bricklin (of Bricklin auto fame)
and Harvey Lamb. limped along,
adding a few dealers here and
there, making slow gains in Lhe
midwest, where Subaru's
engineering held some appeal.
The West Coast was a disaster area.
(See SUBARU, Page C2)
Subaru's Sandra Anrlrews
huddles with Lionel
beside hottest model
Subaru'• atr&199le to aur-
v Ive Is turnlng Into •
scamper to succeH under
'Brat' power. Page C1 .
Dolls, Dollars
Huggables Grow Valuable
By PAT DUNN
Of Ille Dally P'tlot SU.ff
Doll collecting (or fun or profit is becoming a' popular
field in the world of anpques.
Jeanette Spiegel of Costa Mesa began her collection
only 10 years ago with a $35 purchase at a swap meet.
Since then, she managed her own doll shop for three years
, and has devoted untold hours lo her ever-growing collec·
tion of more Lhan 150 dolls. which range from French and
German bisque treasures lo modern Mattel "walkers and
talkers."
MRS. SPIEGEL m ay be ofCicially retired, but her con-
tinuing enthusiasm for dolls of a ll kinds is apparent. They
occupy evet'y .room in th• Spiegel household, from the
charming fireplace grouRing that appears to be enjoying a •
bit of rocking chair gossip to the napping baby dolls tucked
in a life·sized crib in the master bedroom.
The varied ''people room" dolls turn out to be only a
preview of the main event-a large room addition which
serves exclusively for permanent display of her most
prhled dolls. An old-fashioned feather Christmas tree sets
the year-round holiday decoration thtme.
The visit.or reaota with speechless amazement at the
·total effect and knows that-thls collecllofl'Was cboaet'i wllh
a ffection and arrJnged with utmos~ar-:•,J.lt seems ,
somewhat out of place to inquire how nOTICd ahould • l choose dolls and bow lo profit from this by by 'Witt bu,y. •
in,g and selling. , (, ,
Mrs. Spiegel obviou•lr enjoys this l'eaction. ~ "'Everyone who secs my dolls feels just the way you do. 1
Being able to enjoy tbe pleasure D\Y dolls give to others is
the main reason I have this collection."
• 't'\ ,.
SHE ADVISES the new hobbyist to follow her -exam·
pie. "Buy only one at a time and make sure you like the
doll and aren't choosing it just for resale value. Sludylna
(See Dolle. Page CZ>
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Q QAJ\. Y PllOt SUnd9Y. May 14', 1911 BUStNESS/REAL ESTATE
,....---------------------------------'llealEstatellJaillJag--------------------------------~
Cottage Could Shelter Profits
By ROBERT J. BRUSS
DEAR BOB : I am 63, reured. and want to know bow to
sell my primary residence (on which 1 have about $35,000
profit) so I can u.e the sale money to improve my summer
cottage where 1 would move for my principal residence.
Can this be done wlthout paying tax on my profit? Edward
L.
) DE~R EDWARD: Yea, but not without expert tu help
· to be sure you don't make a costly tax mistake.
Your aummer cottage eleart}' won't qualify for the
•"replacement residence rule ... That rule, applicable &o
home tellers of any age, permits total profit tax deferral lf
yoa sell your primary resldence and buy a more expeulve
one within 18 months before or after the aale. The coat of the
replacement residence Includes capUal Improvement.a
added within the 18 month periods. SI.ace you already own
the aummer cottage, however, It won't qualify.
Bat the "over IS rule" cu save yoo profit tu on the
first $35,000 ol your principal resldeiace'a aales price. To
qualify, you mut <a> be IS or older on the tltletruaferdate <ll'• all right to sip the sales agreement before beeomlDg
65), <b> hne owned aud lived In tbe residence aJ leaat nve
or the eight years before sale, and (c) never •av~ ued &hla
tax rule before.
So you could move out now, rent your boase for ap to
three years berore sale. sell after you become 65, and avoid
the prom tax on tbe first $35,080 of the sales price. A lease
with opUon to buy might sallsfy both you and your tenant·
buyer.
DEAR BOB: If I sell my home and take back an install·
menl sale mortgage for the buyer , will I be disqualified for
the "over G5 rule?•• Max inc J
Sure-fire· Way?
Acquisition Fever
----Heats-Bp-Ea_rnings
By l\llLTON MOSKOWITZ
Here 's a \\ay of making it in the stock market: Find a compan_y
that's about to be -or likely to be -acquired by another company.
It's a sur.e-fire method, assuming your search is successful.
Companies on the prowl for other companies are usually ready and
willing to pay a hefty premium over the market price to gain con-
trol.
SO ALL YOU have to do is latch on to the stock of a company
before it's (!encrally known that the company is an acquisition
target. That strntegy would have rewarded you ha ndsomely in any
number of <·asC's over the past two years.
You will cln even heller if the company you select is sought by
more than un<' acquisltor, as Babock & Wilcox was. Then you get the
DEAR MAXINE: No. The .. over IS rale .. and aa ln.ataU·
ment sale cao be cornblned In one bome aale for maxlmurn
tu .. ~, .. To estimate your tax·free profit percentaae.
divide SSS,000 by your home's .. adjusted sales prtce" (Cl'OH
sale-. prtce minus aelllng costs). An lnatallmeut sale wlll
spread Into future years any profit tu that II dae. Cbeck
with your tax adviser to be sure you doo't exceed tbe St per-
cent or sale price U mtt receivable from tbe buyu ID tbe year
ofaaleonlnBtallmentsales.
DEAR BOB: I just read your excellent article on mov·
ing costs tax deductions. My wile and 1 are reUrlng next Oc·
tober and plan a move then to a house which will cost about
$3,000. ls it tax deductible? Mietlael K.
DEAR MICHAEL: No, unless you'll be laldal a new Job
located at least 35 miles further away from your old bome
than wu your former job site. U you won't be worklDg at
your new location, oo moving cost ta• dedactlona.
DEAR BOB: Do condominium owners g~t to dedu~t
mortgage interest and property taxes like single.{ amhy
homeowners do? Sophias.
DEAR SOPHIA: Yes. Many states alao ofrenpeclal tu
breaks on property taxes for bomeowaera and Mlllor
cltl:iens; these benefits ap-ply &o condomlDlums too.
DEAR BOB: My husband died, leaving me (age 67)
with onl)' our home (which has a $111 monthly mortgaee, tax
and insurance payment) and about $342 monthly income.
Not enough lo live on. I'm thinking o! renting an apartment
for $230 and selling the house which is worth $42,000. U I do
sell, should I take back a wrap-around or installment
mortgage? Lila G. •
,
OEAa ULA: SeWng alld ta.k.LoC back Ute mortgage I•
an excellent way to provide extr1 redrement Income. Oob't
forget to u.se the "over IS rule" &o save oa vour Droll& tax. A tas advller cu hdp explalra tbe details.
Ano&her altenlatlve la &o rent )'our bome to tenants and
move to that apartment. Homes aeoeraUy rent for one per.
cent per month ot market value. ~r malllDg your Slll
houae payment, tbat would leave you about S3tt <M:O minus
till) more moa.&blJ lacome tlaaa yon DOW have. Tbat'a more
lbH yoca .ould receive lf you leU die home and take back
• .Ute mor&gage.
DEAR BOB: From a tenant's viewpointt is it better to
have a lease or month·to·montb reotal? Ron I'.
DEAit RON: Tenant.a usually prefer a lea.e which of·
fers p~tloo from u.nexpeel.ed reat .. creasa or ndden
notlcea to vacate. Bat a leae can be udeslrable If Ute le·
aant wlaba to move before ll expires.
From the owner'• vlewpolDt, montltly rentall are anal·
ly bes& liace the owner can quickly paH alone &o teaHta
a•Y cost lncrealleS (except In rental control areas) and ghe
eviction notices to undesirable l.enaals.
~UBARU •..
(From Pa~eCl)
A !luccession of M:ven general
managers produced nothing but
red ink in the West from thl'
firm '1 founding in 1968 to 1975.
That'iii when Miss Andrews
-rame1ntin.ftf pTKIIl'e--
!->he 1i. modl'lll about her move
to the top spot at the SouU1ern
Caltfornia dlstnbutorship.
··No one wanted any part of it.
so everyone wa.a willing to let me
alone. so long as they wouldn't
have to take any blame."
HER FIRST move was to look
at the dealer network. The scene
was bleak.
A few had 18·month-old inven·
tory sitting on lots, most mixeid in
with other brands. The majority
dido 'l have any cars at all. Not
many wanted to buy more .
benefit of 3UC't inn bidding. .
0£ course there's nothing new about this strategy. Advance know lt!d).(~ of mergers has always been a key lo instant money·
m aking on Wall Street. What's new is the upgrading of this strategy
No more tiny, red-roofed huts, Der Wienerschn;tze/'s grown up either. .
''First, I had to find a way to
motivate dealers, not j ust get
new ones.
[ ~J Money
mto an investment discipline
by the Dreyfus Corp., one of
the largest manaeer s of
mutual funds.
HOT DOG SPECIALIST EXPANDS ... "I had to get them to either
give up their franchises or ll;lake ·
H happen ... she sayi .
" ,.,,., Tree Dreyfus has been able to
weather the storms on Wall
Street by offering customers
a smorgasbord of investment routes. Its original vehicle. the
DrC'y(us Fund. promised long-term growth: Put your money in
Polaroid, Xerox and IBM and watch it grow.
TODA V DREYFUS has something for everyone.
You're interested strictly in income? There's the Dreyfus
SpC'cial Income Fund, which buys shares in companies paying high
di \'id ends.
You want lo gamble on big gains by using such speculative
techniques as short-selli ng? There's the Dreyfus Leverage Fund.
You have a lot of money and you are looking !or safe tax-free in·
struments'! There's the Dreyfus Tax Exempt Bond Fund.
You want income but you also want very safe investments"?
There's Dreyfus Liquid Assets, which invests in securities issued by
the U .$.government or its agencies.
There are !our other specialized Dreyfus-managed funds, in·
eluding the Dreyfus Third Century. which seeks to combine an in-
terest in capital growth with an interest in socially responsible cor·
porate behavior.
NOW COl'lfES the lotb me.mber or the team: Dreyfus Mergers &
Acquisitions f'und, which is scheduled to start up soon. Its mandate
will be to locate for investment companies that might become
takeover or merger candidates. .
Can you imagine how companies will reel when they learn they
ha\'e been selected for purchase by Dreyfus Mergers & Acquisi·
lions? They will have to ~tart looking over their shoulders to see who's followinl! them.
This is the first mutual fund formed fo r the purpose of investing
in companies slated for disappearance as individual entities.
The portfolio of Dreyfus Mergers & Acquisitions will become
must reading at the offices of Beatrice Foods. ITT, United
Technologies and other companies that are constantly prowling for
prey. Sometimes it's not easy lo find a company to take over. The
new Dreyfus fund will provide them with a shopping list.
'
(From Page CO
to keep the feel for where sales
are really made, at the counter.
But gut ·level perceptions
a r e n 't the basis or
Wienerschnitzel operations.
For example. the firm recent-
ly completed a detailed survey
of best managers and counter
people to devise a profile or the
kind of individual who succeeds.
Officials hope the information
will help stem rapid turnover of
help. Many units suffer a 300 per·
cent change each year.
ONE PROBLEM. a company
department head outlined is the
way many young people see the
Cast food industry.
"They think that's what you
do if the Army won't take you
and you can't pump gas. But
where else can someone spend
six months in training and then
start earning $15,000 a year. And
after that, you get a large raise
plus a percentage of sales.··
Der Wienerschnitzel offers a
wide variety or franchises, rang·
ing from area types allowing one
operator to saturate a given
market, to a deal for long term
employees who do well.
TRUJILLO SAID those
employees have been backed,
with only a fi ve percent down
payment, in their own stores.
Proven performance reduces the
risk to both franchisee and the
company.
DOLLS COLLECT VALUE, LOVE ••.
<From Page Cl)
doH collector's reference and pricing books and go~
ing lo doll shows will give the inexperienced col-
lector a good idea of the current prices but settine
actual worth ls a dirferent matter.
"Aside from the market value, dolls often
corry sentimental value which can prejudice the
owner. A common German biSQue doll may be
~ortb several hundred dollars more to its owner
than it.s actual market value II \t has been in her
family for generations."
. Mrs. Spiegel says that although age is a factor
In determining a doll's value, the condition can be
even more important. Hers is the voice of ex·
pertence. She remains actively involved in ap·
prais al and restoration.
"TifE COLLECTPR should consider the cost
of repairs to restore the doll to collectible or sale·
Mile condition. 1t would make more sense to pay a
reputable dealer the asking price for a 1920 doll in ~collcnt condition than buying a 1890s bisque with
1 aacked bead and shabby leather part.I or a
cblpped ~hlna-head with a replacement body."
She addS, "Unless a collector ls ablo to make
ll'lQor repa.lfl and ha the Ume and pat.t.:ice fol' tt.
the hi• 4*t of d.OIJ re.ior&UoD. muat be con· tldefta. New cott\IJa... Wij1, eyes, •Oinaina .-uuc Ind otMI' riN&i' m•rtali may ,lilcrtue
die cot.11 COit ol • dolI to an mnuona ... level."
lln.. Sp6el.t ·~ colltc:toft)bqold remember ~.,.. MYU&l prices for. aay .....,...ue or coll•cll·
atle: "' • • M GI~ ln doll colleetur nft.raer~.
first, there is the discounted price to allow for a re-
. asonable mark-up that one dealer pays to another.
Then, there's the price a dealer would expect to
pay when buying a group of dolls from an auction,
estate or individual picker.
.. TRIS PRICE is based on the picker's cost
plus a small mark·up or on a reasonable, ap·
praised price set b>' a dealer or other qualified
person when an auction or estate sale is involved.
"Another price base exists when one collector
buys from another • usually much lower than shop
price. Finally, there are occasional bargain prices
at a garage sale. nea market or thrift shop.
Marketa and shops uaua1ly charge more becaute
they are aware of the increasing value of dolls.
•'The wise collector consldcn each doll as an
individual that should be closely examined for im-
perfecUon.s, ase and general condition. Only then
should you ask younell lf you want a parttcular
doll enough to pay the total price.••
ABOVE ALL, Mrs. Spiegel urges new collec·
tors to enjoy buying their dolls. "Each one you
purchase should be Important to you. Not every
one has to be a valuable addJllon to your collct·
Uon . .Buy for fun u well H possible profit."
Sho. laug~ and clve• a pat on the head to a
)Ira. Beuley doU comfortabtr 1eated on a •m•ll wooden chair ... BU11ni a •fbb doll aomettma bu
1u.,,rllea too. I plck-4 up Ul.11 118'7 Matt.el doll fOf
M beca~ I liked btr, and abe11 worth about SU
nowf" Kn. BualtY lan't for 1alo tbouab. oor. &ft
mOlt Gf tti. oth~ dolls In lhe ~al room. Jt aJmOlt
IMlllliMybowll
•
Trujillo said the offer is
backfiring because many or his
executives have dropped out to
open their own unit. "They m ake
Lop franchisees," he said.
He laughed as he told or a
former company janitor who
saved and \\Orked long enough
lo qualify and purchased a
Sacrament o location. "He
doubled lbe volume immediately
in the first store he bought."
Franchise operations have a
~wlat?n Dt?r
Wff!llersel11tltze-I st?I&
a laa•h11rgt?r, it,•
stt?allng a •ale f re.
JtfeDonald..'
good track record. Business
failure rate for restaurants is 90
percent in 10 years, among the
highest failure rates in business.
Franchise operations show a 93
percent success rate.
Der Wienerschnitzel growth
has not been meteoric compared
to other franchises.
(McDonald's has about 4,000
units in the U.S )
IN FACT, there have been
some tough times.
Trujillo said that during the
'60s, Galardi owed the John Han·
cock Insurance company nearly
$10 million.
The insurance carrier re·
quired interest payments only,
but once several months went by
without any payment.
"One day the Hancock people
called and suggested a little
meeting to talk about it,'' said
Trujillo .
"I asked John <Galardi) what
he was going to say lo them. He
thought for a second and said
'Hell, I'm going to ask them for
more money'."
He got It.
SINCE THEN the firm has re·
pald all but an estimated
$400,000.
But the capital limitation
stands. And Galardi refuses lo
gopubllc.
Asked why. a few years ago,
the bachelor-40.year-old 11 re·
Ported t.o have turned and point-
ed toward his man1ion, his col·
lectlon of h11h·prkcd cars <and a yaeht wt th tU·'airl crt:iw) and to
have repUed:
"If 1 had a board or dlrectora
to aa1wer to, they'd take one
look a\ all thls and tell mo to cut.
back.''
In a recent lnt.ervlew wllh
Food a.vtce Chain Ex~uUve. a
trade publication, Galardi com·
ment.ed on Der
WleQertcbnlt.zcl'a heavy traln•
lnl pro1ram and hl• move
tow-r4 attract101 •m•ll in· vat on.
Maat. ft.rma t.a1k a JrOod ~
pl• orlated came, ;"'be·• com· ~~~.._ ... _. ____ _ -
plained, but not many put their
money there. "They put many
dollars into a corporate image
campaign and lots of money In
advertising and more m oney on
meetings. and on top or that
they'll put money into fancy of-
fice decor. But when it comes lo
spending money on a program
for people who don't have
enough cash lo break into the
business. they don't fund that."
He added, "In the tong run,
that's the program to fund.·•
Thus. the stay.five-years·we'll
finance-you proposition.
An informal s urvey showed
that many managers in cor·
porate offices at 4440 Vo n
Karman Ave., Newport Beach.
frankly had plans to get into hot
dog dealing. "Those g uys really
m ake the bucks,'' one middle
manager explained.
lier eyes sparkle as she descr ibes standing toe·tO·toe
with franchise holders, trying to
convince them they had to work
to make thei r hopes come alive.
..Som etimes we'd get so excited
I'd tell them to get moving or get
out"
MISS ANDREWS took t wo
franchisees to to Denver, where
three dealerships were selling
Brat: Subaru's biggie
more of the by now improved GALARDI HIRED Russ Sut-Subarus than all of Southern
ton. formerly an operator of California combined. ·
training programs for RCA, to "I brought them back to· a
run the six-week manager train-dealer meeting and let the m tell
inl{ sessions. all a boµt whatthey'd seen." He was credited for the plan to With a slender advertising
screen applicants against norms budget, still only $30,0~ to
set by successful managers. $50,000 per month, she set out lo
Der Wienerschnitzel 's long make Subaru recogni:iable to the
range goal is to install 700 units. public.
"That'll m ean about 7,000 At a n auto s how, s he in-
employees -it's kind of scary troduced the cars -end Lionel, a
to think we'll be bigger <in stuffed lion symbolizing Subaru,
number of employees> than "King of the Imports!" .
Fluor. The slogan was considerably
more grand than the facts, but
"GALARDI HAS given me a the cuddly stuffed lions were of·
new perspective on doing busi· rered to anyone who wottld cQme
ness. As a real estate man in in and take a test drive.
Wilmington, I'm not sure I BuyoneandabigLtonelwould
would push myself to grow this be yours to snuggle with.
way,'' he said. The car show displa)' had
The soft-spoken Trujillo. Subarus mixed wilt\ an artrrr~1aJ
however, does pu.sh ... and run, jungle. Hidden sales people "!led
each morning near his home in microphones to have cars
Palos Verdes. Ten miles or so, "answer" questions r(om he said, and exerctse isn't the lookers.
only reason. A lot of flash, not much money.
"You can't think of anything Since then, she bas enjoyed lbe
for long when you're runnln1. advertising end of the business
Mentally and physlcaUy, it real· more than any other.
lydoahelp." Miss Andrews says she is
He qualified for the Boston careful to make Subaru ads corn·
Marathon last month, but busi· pletely different than the com ·
ness kept him away. He'll try petition's.
again next year, .. It's one of my Thia year there were no photo-
goals." graphs or lhe newest mod.,I
The other l s to catc h "ThcBrat,"sosheusedfanc'liJ
McDonald's. ''That'U take us a Uno drawings of Brat,, rtyltltJ
long Um~." be said, sm1Un1. (See SUBARU. P11e C4 > ----~~~~~~...;.:...:_____;~~~..:;._~;..__-
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N!UM STAT•M•Hf
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11191on Pl , K·IOI. He.._, ha<ll, CA
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M~ITATHHNT
The toll-Int per)Ons ere doln9
~..eues: AUFA SALES, 10121 Slater A.,.~
Slllle 211, P:ountaln V•lley, CA moe llerry G. Miiiet, toel °'3t Or.,
Hunllft11lon &eKl'I. CA~ Kerl It. wi.c:ltl"llo 2'J CMnlftO Ar· ""'°' A!WINlm Hiii•, CA f2I07 Thll t>uMIMtH I$ COllduc:led by a
..... ,., pertlWnhlp.
Kerry G. MlllW
Th!J Jtet-1 WA$ lfltd Wltll the
Col.llllY Clerk°' Oren(ll Collnl'I' on Mey
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The tollowlnv peri.on' ere dolri9 •1111, "71
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NAME STATEM•NT PANY, IOM ..,.,., itlHI. Ootle Me..-, Mr. end Mt" A.....,.. .ioo..s, Ila .left>
TM loHowlng pert0n I• doll\9 1Mi$1-c.111ornl• '242' 111ter L.ene, •I, 0.le Mtu, llOy neH,~ll:PACIFIC TECH (ll PACl,.IC KenMlh Corl'I, :IQ.ti GrHnv1tw Mr, and Mrs. llrl•ft Eddi, Utlt • Piece, Fullerton, C.lllo<nl• Godwin c--t. F01.9ttaln Valley. 91•1 TECH MARINE ELECTRONICS, J•mtt tlao;.trd. 204 Vie Anllbes, Al!rilll. Im
11JlA Monrovle A"9., Cosi. Mes•, CA NewPQf"l lle..:h, C.lllomle t1'1fi Mr. e11d Mn. A~rt Zoolt, 1112
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Pomon•.C.0..t•Mev.CAt2'27 Je"'"H-d Mr. end Mrs. Rotierl iceui., nu
This l>uSlneu Is c-ltd or""' In· Thlt tc.tt-1 wn 111«1 w1rn 11>e Woodunl. Hwttif191on llee<JI, otrt
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WOODWORKING, 14'1Sl Wiison SlrHI,
MldW•Y Otr. CA mu
JOfln w. Almquist, 1.im Herper st'"'-MldW•Y CiW. CA 91"5S J•mes A. Almquist, 10Jll
Kamue1e, Hll'lllnQton ee.<h. CA 92 ...
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Tlw tel_.111 --II do1n9 butl-M•l a.s· UNIOVEHEAl.TH l"ODOS INOS.,
t60 NewPOrt C:.11ter Orlw, Suite 400.
Newport llaecll, CA. '2660 Anthony N. Ft<tll<lKO PllO, 1412
Ocean Front, Belboa. CA.,, .. ,
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dlvldu.I.
Anl'-"1' N. FrM>CIKo PllD
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County Clerk of Of•nee C:O..n111 011
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Mr. and Mn. Jon• Mef'llM, "312
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Mr. tnd Mrs. OMreU Wood, 21st
Pomona 68, Coste Me--. tww.
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C.rew•y Dri"9. 11 a, CC.Iii Mffll, boy
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Mr. •rid Mn. Wllllem -.row. 22
Kem.Ill Court.-...... e .. c:h, gltl
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Joan \I. Madrid This slelement was filed wllh the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
Mr. end MrS. 0.W.lt Mee Miiien, m
H..S~ A-, Cos1a MeM, tllly
"""' JI' 1'71 Mr. and Mn. Oemls T.,W, I SU&-
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Mr. end Mn. TMmes P•Uen. 1••1
Aw.vtt-,£1Toro.t111
Mr. end Mn. MaJl$OR SMIUI, 2'1S
Blue W•••. Corona del MM. bo.,
Mr. end Mn..-west. 17961 SM
Fidel Street. Fountain Ve11..,, °""
Mr. end Mrs. Mlu-_1 Feld,,,.fer, 14'42 Ollt-.,Ofl.-, Miflliaft Viejo.
9lrl
April tt. "" Mr. elld Mr~ Jonell,.n Goldstein, l'ICTITIOUS IUSINEU 1l1J2 llllnol& Street. Westml1111U,
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NAME ITAT•MllNT t lrl PICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS
MAME STATl!MENT 'fhe lollowlng perMJn Is Going busl·
.. UH:
Mey 1, u .11. ze. 1971
,..:~,f~llowl1>11 ..... IOll I• dol"9 bust-Aprll D, t'11
1806-71 SUNDOWN UPHOUTERV. ,,,,, Mr. •lld Mn. Rlc.llMd B-. ,.,,.,
Beath Blvd., HYnll"910fl Be•ch, CA. Mt. Holl,,.... Crete, f'owltel11 \lelley,
'26'1 boy
Robtrl J. L.ong, Jr., MOO wuner Mr. end Mlf .. Skip steele, 6 Wrl9'1t,
M.8.R., ~1 MelbOurne Or., Hunt· 1 ___________ _
lnglon 8eecll, CA '2U7
ic.evln th• Geph.,t. Ull PUBLIC NOTICE lrvlne, llO., Avenue, Apt. It, Hunll"910ll Beach, ..,_..1 M, tm
l'ICT1TIOUS IUSINUS ~-h~!':MnHt b condu«eel 11Y •n I• Mr. end Mrs. O.nlef G«oqie, 17MZ
::!i;ourne Or., Huntington Btach, CA ------------
Tiiis buMntn Is conducted by .an I,..
dlvlclu•I.
Kevin R. Gel>llMI
This stettmenl was 111.0 with IM
C.Ounl'I' Clerk of Or.,~ CountronMey
MAME STATEMENT dlvlctuet. Gelnstord. HuntlnQton 8Nch, boy
'The foll-lrig persons are dOlng Rotlei;t.J.LonQJr, Mr.end Mrs. Gery~.2'09
buslneu as: This S\•toment.. wes tlll!d wllll 1114! :C:~e VI'~ Ori .. , Newport 6McAt.
DOLPHIN HOMES, tOOl2 Gerfleld COunly Cten.OIQ/MIQeCountyOll,\prll Mr. end Mn. O.O.ge Morlett.W2'ht
Sunday, May 14, 1978 ~ILYPILOT
Nem lrmne Co••unit11
Park Paseo 'Different'-='
I
Distinctive architectural de
sign has attracted new home
buyers to Park Paseo-Irvlne, a
new residential community of de-
tacfled patio homes which re-
cently opened for preview sales
in the Village of Northwood ln
Irvine, reports Rlchard K .
Tamura. director of marketing
for Ponderosa Homes, lrvine-
bascd homebuilding firm.
Prlced Crom SS0,990 to $99,990.
57 homes in Phase One have been
offered for sale. Construction is
under way and completion or
four model homes displaying the
innovative floorpluns and tlis ·
tinctive exterior designs is an·
tlcipated for late November.
First move-ins are expected to
begin before the end of the year_
Created In unt-und two i.tory
arrangement:., the humcll have
been desiJ!ned by B utei.
Bassenlan-P ekarck, An·hitoc
ture and Land Planning of
Newport Beach. f'our different
floor plans feature three or four
bedrooms aM two or two-und·
one-half bath!! in up lo 1,94:1
square feet of interior living
space.
SIDE ENTRIES prov1ctc un-
usual privacy. ln!>ide, entry
foyers separate the living rooms
from the formal dining areas in
three of the plans. Sunken living
rooms are featured in two
homes, while another in-
corporates a double-door opening
to a convertible den/bedroom
5,000 Eying Homes
At Harbor Ridge
The list of those interested in
purchasing homes in the com-
m unity of Harbor Ridge, in the
Village of Harbor View. now
numbers more than 5,000.
Harbor Ridge is a project or
the Irvine Pacific Development
Company, the homebuilding
arm of The Irvine Company.
Harbor Ridge, when complete,
will contain 99 custom lots, 136
single-family attached homes in
Harbor Ridge Estates and 92
luxury condominiums in Harbor.
Ridge CresL First phases of lhe
project are scheduled lor sum-
meM.97S'eomplettol\.
HARBOR RIDGE Estates will
offer two-to four-bedroom single-
family attached homes ranging
fn size from 2,360 to 3,800 square
Leet.
Harbor Ridge Crest, luxury
condominiums, offer 1,880 to
2,970 square feet in two-to four.
bedroom plans.
Harbor Ridge, overlooking
Newport Beach, will offer a
sweeping view or tbe coastline to
Catalina and the Palos Verdes
Peninsula.
Recreational facilities are a major attraction. Among
f acilities available are tennis
,courts, pool, jacuzzi and
\cabanas with showers and pool
equipment storage.
PICNIC AND small park
a re as,. a n at u re park •
baseball/soccer fields, bikeways
and nature trails are located
·near by.
Harbor Ridge also oilers.~
proximity to shopping, service,
employment and recreational
facilities in the Newport Beach
area.
Those interested in the Harbor
Ridge project can obtain further
information by ·contacting the
J rvine Pacific Development
Company.
OreentiouM· window~. un
ulttum, private patio or garden
arca:s and soaring vaulted ceil
lngs highlighted by clercator~
windows arc among the design
features distinguishing dn
di vi dual plans. Three of lht:
homes also include garden°\l\ew
family rooms with sliding gJ~s
doors to backyard patio areui.
where elctlricity and gas outlets
a r e p r o v i d e d f o r f u t \I n·
bari>ecues.
Displaying luxury appoint
men ls throughout, the plans offer
built-in wet bars as well as wood
burning fireplaces with gas log
lighter valves. Kitchens featurt-
a quality Jme or appliances in
cludini:? microwave and self·
cleaning ovens with black glass
doors. electric ranges, d.Jsh·
washers ·and disposals in the
double compartment sinks
SPACIOUS MASTER
bedrooms in the single-stor,v
models open either to the baC'I.
yard garden area or to a privat1·
walled patio. All of the suitC' ...
ha vc separate dressing area ...
with twin sinks in stained buk
cabinets. baths with showers sur
rounded by ceiling-height 'tilt•
wainscotting, and either his and
her wardrobes or walk-in closeL".
Situated within the master
planned Village of Northwood. 1t
is anticlpatcd that the \'ill age will
also have a 20-acre communit~
park, a neighborhood shopping
center as well as schools for
children fcrr aU ages. Regional
shopping centers s uch as South
Coast Plan in Costa Mna. Town
and Country and the City in
Oran~ Fashlon §quare in Santa
. na anrnsh1on tslana in·
Sew port-Beach ·are--aH-wilhi1'" ~
lO·minute radius .
Now open daily from 10 a.tn. to
; p.m .• a sales information
:enter for Park Paseo has been
?Stablished on Irvine Boule\·ard
:>etween Culver Drive and Yalt-
6-venue in the Village of
'Jorthwood in Irvine.
10, ""· """' PUbllsNcf Or ..... CoHI C>ellr Piiot,
Avenue, H""tlngton Beectl, CA. 91~ tt, 1911. Streel, Cost• Mese, ljlrt Pblli~N.arma. ian s.m.tr -... Fmt1 Mr.*"' 1111n; 9tewlt w-..:, w. ... w.,..'.iiB!itt"oBF~~~t' Orlw, CM!il ~CA. '262' PUbllshed ()rMge CoHl O.llr Pllo«. Come ,_...._ ...
l!My 14, ll, 29, J-4. lt7t O•le Sl...-o. UlO S.nt-4ll TW• April U,lO,MayJ, U, 1'71 t, ,,._,,..rt
rece, eorone dltl w-. CA. 91•2S 1sn-11 ~ n.""'
This business Is cO!>ducled llY • ------------Mr. _,.. Mn. o.aNs BMr, tGS Via llmlled par-..V.19. PUBLIC N~CE Revenna, Hewpon Be6CI\. twins.
ltol-79
Philip H. McN•rnM V & • glr1-00V 'Tiiis stelen"*>t w.s filed with the Mr. and Mrs. .._ ~. 10441
PICTITIOUSIUSINUS Cowll't Cl«tl of°' ..... Coutitr Of\ l'ICTIT10USIVMN•SS Call• lndeptlUletKle, Fo11nu11a
PUBUC NOTICE
NAM• STATUll•NT April 1', 1'11. NAMll STATIEMl!NT Veil_.,, girt TM f c1o1 a. '""1f14 TM fOllOWlng perlOI\ b doing llllSI· .,, », tt11 '"".,:0''"""'9 --Is ng ~ Pullllu.ed Orenge cant Dlllr PllOC, NSS as-Mf. and Mn. Al .. Mayes, "34 Port
AlllSTROCAAT P:OTO OF Aprll2l,aGen0Ma'l'1.U.lt1t MEDICAIAEIMEOEOUIPE BIVIOC>Plac:e.~ .. edl.tltf E g. CM 157 .. 16 HOME MEDICAL SERVICES, 119-B Mr. •rod Mn. Glet>n HettvNr, 103 :::se~::;tnJ~' w. l11h, n , la Ogle, Co$t• Ntew, C<tlllo<nl• q1'11 Orchid A-. c.or-• MM, ooy
D•nlel P•nchof. 1'6S Shef'lnoton Al•n C. C-, ,.2S Plr•-W•'I' Mr. •nd Mrs. Guy OVI-. 2M2
Pl 1t 101 Ne-1 &Nch CA PUBL{C NOTICE /: m , Cllrttbed. c.111wn1a tJDOt CorMll Drlw, Cal.a-.. llOY
T. I tlli" I ON!ucted b In-This buw•U .. ConCIU<ltd by•" i~ ~ v. 1'11 div1~!.1 neu s c Y.,, -·-----------dlvldu•I Mr. and Mn. Tony s.ptenu, JAlll
0•..i.I Pane hot FICTITIOUS •USINESS Alan c. Cone P ... ne 0. L.Aa, MIMlon Viejo, girt
Thi& slillement ... fllld wllh the NAM• STATEMl!.NT This &lalemenl ..... flied w11n the ..,,... .. 1'11
C°""ty Clerk of Or•1199 Covnt., 011 Tiie foll-Int perSOtU .,.. doing Counly c1 .. k ot OrMIQe County on Mr, and #lls. Jose o..tlerrei, • E.
Aprll lt, 1'71. wslnen •: AQ(U21, 1971. JOUI, ~1e-..,gir1 ,."122:1 PACESETTER PROPERTIES II Flmn Mr. end Mn. G•ry llMU, 21J1t
PUbllahed Orenoe CNJt Oell'I' Pilot. LIMITED, UlO Gl.-yre. Ugul\A PubflsNcf ()range (DIHI DAllr PllOI. SHforln ~. Huntington ......
APfll 1J, lO, #My 1, 14, 1'18 Beach. CA '26SI April JO encl Mey 1, U, 21. 1911 9lrt Stephen Warrington, 204' L• ,.s.,11 Mr_ elld Ml't.. Tlmotll)' M<Melloft, U2J..71 Hermou,l.AIQllA'ltNl..,.C,CA91W -------------16101 Hamuilre Drive, HunUnglon
PUBUC NOTICE Leonerd P. SHso Jr .. 2"3 AIU· B•eclt, lloy
ender, Ugur9 8Nch, CA mst PUBUC NOTICE Mr. end Nn. Merrttt Hclmlng. 1QS
This buslnes1 Is conducted by I -------------4 Columbia s1 .... 1. Hnrport fillKll. PICTITIOUI aUSINHS llmlleel a>artnel"'Shlp. 9lrl •
NAME STAT•M•NT. Stepflen WerrlnQton .. ICTITIOUS eUSINESS .-u "· 1'11 Tll• followlng perlOnt .,. dol111 Tiiis &l•tement WU filed with the NAM• STAT•M•NT Mr. •lld Mrs. Relph Hazan, t0'2 auto
Mlneu ea: County c1 .. k of Oranoe County on Tiie following Ptf"IClll 11 dOIM bull· lercup, F-.teln velley, glrl
CHRISTINE'S ENTIER~AISE. Aprll 26, 197'. neu es: Mr. •nd Mrs. Frank SM!lcole, 2Ma6
C H It I ST I N E • $ I M P 0 It T • ""'Jl2 P A C I fl I C II 0 I L 0 I N G Menzerieres, Mission Viejo, llor CHltlSTINE'S STYL&S & OECOlt, P11blls ... d Oren04t County Delly MAINTENANCE, IUZS ~. Foun· .. ,., tf1I
10312 Runnlno Sprlrtgl UM, Hunt-PllOt, AprllJO.May7, W,21, 1f11 teln Vellt'I, CA. '2708 Mr. •nd ""~ Ew L.ee, 12 Wenderlng
lnglon k<tell, CA t24A' , .. ,.,. Bry•n Jolwo Artunlllll, '63U Aspen, Riii, lrvlne, gin
Oele LM 1-loerlll, 20,12 RllNlllll 1------------Founlelj1 Vell..,, CA. t210I Mr. end Mrs. Ali.rt Anti-. 21111 ~lngs l.Ane, Hunllnqton Bffch, CA Thi• bvsl,.. Is condUCled bY •n In· Summerwlnd Lene, H11nt1n9100 mA6 PUBUC NOTICE dlvlduel. BHCll, lloy
Palrlcle TorNt Hoerll>, 20312 Run-Bryan JcM Arturllen Mr. •nd Nn. R~ Hoffman, 1122
fllng St>fl"9S LAne, Huntington &eec11, Tllll st1'temen1 wes filed W'"" the Mldbvry, Hunt1n9ton 8eech. olr1 CA.,.... FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Counl., Clertl .. Orenoe County on Mar Mr. encl Mrs. 1( ..... 111 C<tretelll, w
Christine Torm Hoertll. 20lU MAME STATEMENT 3. 1f11. Princeton, Colti1Mese,glr1
Rllnl\ln9 SortllQS UM. Huntlnvton Tiie loll-1"9 pel"SOl\a Ant dol119 P:ttlt6J Mr• end Mrs. ThclrT>&s Soder11uist.
BNcl•. CA m.. ~nen es: Pullll~ Or.,... c-t ~lly Piiot, SIOI O..l•u Orcle, lrvlne, boy Ernesto a.utlst.a OrdlMrlo, 21321 RF JEWELS, 31212 ~. S.. MAY 1, 14, ll, 21, 197'
c.ua.111 Aw .• c.e.rwn, CA 9070 Letune. CA ms1
Loreto ~tellll• Of°dlMrlo, 21321 T. T. Fl-.nn. 31211 ~Y. So.
C:.hklll AW., CA<'IOft, CA 901'5 L99un•. CA '2651
Lynn l!st9111• ~dh1•rl0, 21121 A. c. Olllcfler-s. UO CebrlllO, Cat.a
Cehklll Aw .• c.r-. c.11t . .oro IMv. CA m11
Giies ESlellll• Ordln•. lo, 2Ul1 This tllisl,_S Is conducted by an un-------------
C.hltlll A"9., CA<'ton. CA 9010 l11<orpot"aled ASJOClabon -UYn • FICTIT'IOUS aUSINESS
This Oonlneu •• conducted bf • pertnershlp MAME STATEMENT
oenerel par1 ...... 1o111p T. T. FlYftl' Tll• fo11ow1119 peno111. ere dolnv
DIM LH "'*111 'fh1$ slai-t -ftled """' .... b\1$1 ..... M !
Thll si.•-t wet tiled """' the Oountr 0.-Of orenoe Count!' Mey 3, c 0 0 IC AN 0 '0 H N $ 0 H
Cou111yClertlo40rengec.ountyon#My 1m 8UILOEllS, .,, Sendy ....... HI.Wit-
to, 101 FttJMJ tngton 8NCh, Celllornla tl!M9 ,._. Published Orlnt9 eo.st Delly Piiot Breit M.. '°'*• 4011 S.ndY lene,
PWllsh9d OrlflOI co..t Dlll'I' Pl* Mey 1, "• 21, 21, 1'11 Hunll11tlon 8N<JI. Clllllo<nle •Mt -..,u,21,21,June4,tt11 11G1·71 Bruce Alan Jotinson, 7121 Hell,
ltoa-71
PUBLIC NOTICE
_;,:_ ________ 1:.:'°'::.:.:·"::.1------------iHunllngton BeKll, C.lllornl• t2'41
PUBUC NOTICE r1111 buslneu It cond11cte4 bl' •
PUBUC NOTICE eenet•I pertnershlp.
------------. ------------Thi• .'!:!1~111d wltn Ille
HOTIUO .. O~l'H ·~~~c:::::.·:::1 County Clerk Of Ot•noe County on
SAN a.EMENTE
GENEltAL MOSPITA&. •rz..1m Mr. end Mrs. O.U. Mt. S.. .M1t C.plslreno, girl
Mr. end Mrs. ThomQ MufltMrl, SM
JIHln Ceplsi,_, boy _,,.ma
Mr. •NI Mrs. R.andell HOfdtn. El TorO,bo't
Mr. e11d Mn. Meltt ~ S.1 c1-n1e,b0¥
M11y•,1m
Mr. end Mrs. Diem x-. VllOllQ, SM a-••·"" Mey7,1'11
""· •nd Ml'L 'Rlcllerd a-. s. Clemente, bo.,
Mr. end Mrt. Joseph Oomlcl,
C.plslr•no BMctt, olrt
TOML.LLAND T f d I APflll7,1'78. a~ 8oenl ol Trusleu eclloft on 111 ollowl119 persona era o M • business es: .. ~, -------------.u11uery 24, ,.,., .... H11ntln9fon BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE, "·
9"<11 Ulllon Hlgll SchoOI 015trlcl Is of· • ~·• ~. 2901 e.n--.. f'ubll'hed O'tllOI OW.It O.llr Piiot,
Ai>rll ao end Mrl 1, 14, 1t, tt1a PUBUC NOTICE
ferlftll for wt• to .,.., pu04k dlslrkl, ROid. Irvine, CA. '2114
pullllc eutllorltles, publlc evenc.... JetnH T. Cepr.U, ... lndMdUal. PICTITIOUS•USINESS. end olher polllluol tubdlvlslOfts or 11552 MecArthur &lvd., Sulle 47S. MAMIE STATeMaNT
public c.._etl-ln lhlt Sttle, to Ille lrvlM, CA. t271S PUBLIC N&l'ICE "TM followlntJ ~ Is e1o1n9 1M4-
Fltdete1 OO..,._lltencllooU-ftOn-Entitrllt1H COMtrvctloll, fnc., •i-------------1-•: profit cllerllebl• CGr"PC1retloft1, Ille CMllor•tlclft (Celltoml•), UOt Berrlfto l'IC'Ttnous •liStNnt Mu TUAL R EAt. 'fY ... .,.
loll••lnt proper Ir dt1cr111e• •• <• Roeel, IMnt, CA. '2114 HAMa STATl!MllHT llffolcl'IUnl St.. Founletft Velley, CA.
folleWs: Tiii• buslnest Is corutuc:led bY • Th• tollowlnt per_. .,.. dol119 t210I Lots 2. • tfld 6, Bloclc ''°'· Trlld Ho . ...,. ... 1 """"1111P. buslntH es: Clt•rlH Herold M<uy, t'5J1
11. Ill the Oly Of HU11llft910fl le«h, Jemea T. c:.-.u SANTA ISA8El. PARTNERSHIP, $allot, HUfltl,...., 8Mctl. CA. 92641
Counl't of 0r.,.... Sl•le ot Celltomla, This 1tftlrnenC was filed wlttt h 20112 Kllne Drive. 5e111a An•. Tith Oo.tllneu b ~elJ l>y •" i. • per ,....., tKOfded In 8oo11 t, Peve County oen. ot 0r..,.. co..ntll on Mey c:..111.,.,.1,. ~ dlWclwet.
1'. of lllllKen-~. 111 IN el.Ike t, 1t11. Wllllem $, HIA'!ter, 1111tl l(llM 0Wtte.....,., Mclrf
el .,. Couf'llY Rec.cww of Miid c-ty. CAl'll an a Mcl)OMALO Drive, s.ni. .,.., 0111tonll4 t:n01 Tiiis 1t11ttmtflt •• filed wna lllit
.M _.. ~ detcrlb9tt es ay:u ... "T.c.r-tt.&c. JosePfl w. Meder, t41t Holldey Covnly c~ of OrMOe c:.u..tr en
fofl0W1: 1'"2 MecA19111r ..... , llllle'1' AMd, N...-rt 9Ndl, (allfOl'AY ~ APfll 2', 1'71.
8t91111tl"9 M tlW 1-..CtlOll el tN 1n1 ... CAI ...... 91711 This 1>111Mnes1 It <Oll4klcled b'f e ...,_ a11*tl-Ill Se.-.n,MhUI ..,_ erld .....,.. Ollllfel 1Nf"tl•1.... PllblllMd Orlfltl ()oMI 0.lly Pl141t,
Utka '4rwt liftd e:irt.fd1111 ,_ lieM ~ °'MOt ()Nljt C>elly l'tlOt Wllllem $, HUl'ltef" Aorll )11, IM'f 11 ~11, MM ,, ... WOll"V •lllnt.1111 ctMW1i...., Mey ,._11, .... .iw.4, 1t7t Till9 11.tl!e!MM •• tu.ct wlllt tN
Ull<AI ,,,_.•dill-et 12.'4 fltee; '""" Cou11ty Qerlt If Orenet Oliuntl' tn w-c.a •' rltN .,.._ le MIO -.\IWll tt, 1t1t.
'tet11,.. "" ........... '""" ....... Pltttlt W Oe" I!) e Olu.nu ot •.OO 1Mt .. 0.. l'lltlllilltd 0rMQll ClllMt 0.llJ Piiot,
"TRUii POINT OF HOINNl .. O; PUBUCNOl'ICE .-i1u,aonMA'1'1,t~.m• tllefl<e d\18 emt tNtO" 00' 00" v , ___________ _
...,.11e1 -.uldUllCe$t,...l(et'lltf'llN l'ICTITIOUlllUSINHS 1------------
• dltl•M• el tn.t'J feet; ,.,._ N41• NAMll ITAT11M•NT
1'' 14" I!. itO.oo Mii tNna el rltfll Tit• fellOwlne penona ere •o4ft9
MtlH etltl .... Ill' W' W, US.00 fMI: llutlntU e&: 1--------.-----
tllenu et,.... ..... ., .... IO' '7' 54'' THll C. 0. & R. liOUIP~ENT l'ICTITIOUleUllNHS
W, IN'•ltel to H C4fllttllllt Of S...11> COMPAr,:_~_111111 SltJ Pttll Orcle, ftMle lt'AftMllNT ...,, ... SlfM4. m.n twt .. IN TRU• .... L. ~ ClllfonN"ftlU ,,.. ... ~ jllr'IOll Ii ooint Ill.Bio
l'C)INT Of' llOINIUlolO. OWll.,._ A. __..., thl S. ..... T .. HI• •LtTe l""'H•NOI, ., •• C»nteh•l.111~'9" ....,.1.11.,QiaU*"~""' ,.,. ,. •n
Tflh,,....,,,., Mii M tH-.d.... 0.W..,.. Fl ..... ~ M;. "*entla A• -...-. »J, Ht.wpert fW MINI._ .... (TM...,...... ANllelM. CllllWIN-4 .. ··_ ... II, (A. '*I
''"'11
PUBUC NOTICE
tQO.Ta
PUBLIC NOTICE
T!WllleM Diiien> IW • ... .,._(ti) ..... ft A. a.-. -.._ Gr-01_1_ fl'. lill,111 .. ~. 6791 *Y"'141f~Mr/W.mt• di.Clam ... ~""' eterle Dr .. Hi.llllll\ltOn .. edl, (A. .....,, lllHll~.,,. Oii .IWf 1~ Im. ,....... 1'11i. ....,... lo ...-.clltll W • ...., htlll.._. er.,. o.t Oellr Piiot.
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ht! .... lorvlc.. Mt.rt..... It "Tiii• •te""'911t ......... ~,. .. o-i-1'. lll'ltr1.,..... 1-------------t Unltft Mltfl ~ 04t&rlct. ,....,..., ... C»IHllY CMftl ltf 0.-~ C-.'t ell nit atetMWll -fl1" """" fM Wt~. ""'UV, tft CMtty~ .. ~2',, lt7L •t•-l'Wll.,.. 0r-. CMIC DellY""" NneA .. _. .-.,ia a .11. It. n. u • .,,,,_., 1, t. ~.•, ll'ubll•,... ~ C1NM Otlly "*· ~11"'911 Or.,.. C.11 Oil l't P'llel,.
"·"· u .. ~Mo.'"' -..iuo ... ..., 1. ,._at. tm -.-11-. AMv 1, u. 21. "" tm.tt IUMI 1•t~71
Clll 142--5171.
Pul •few word• to work for u.
Many of the good things of life are
happlly concentrated in Anaheim
Hiiis. Here, among f orty·two
hundred acres of green and gold
alopes are attractions designed
to delight you: handsome new
homes, pleasant neighborhoods,
winding avenues, scenic parks.
And It's only the beginning. The
Racquet Club, the Saddle Club,
an outstanding public golf
course, mites of riding and hiking
trails make life here exceedingly
worthwhile. And more fun.
Schools, shopping plaza, and
convenient access to major
centers of buslnees and Industry
quaJlfy Anaheim Hills as your best
possible residential address.
If llvlng here seems like a fun
Idea, get a move on!
, .... ~~ °""' .... l!!J·
Anaheim Hills:
all the fun's inoneplac~
~,,,.p "
~
£anahei~ hi Is
Exit Riverside Fwy. at Im'*'-"wy. Dr1vHou1h to Santa Atta Canyon Road. eelt toArtahelm
Hiiis Road. (714) 998·2000.
..: 19711.~Hllls,lnc.
-~oow HIU. bv Pactflc eoa.t ~Inc.
•ANAHEIM HIUS ESTATES by~ QonatrucUon Co. • SUNSET RIDGE n by Oal(tree Development Co.
•RIDGE VIEW twTho BlldWln Co=::· •HUNTER'S POINT& by The R. P. ton Co •
•RIDGECREST by Pacer °'ea • ntE COVEY b)'The R. P. WI tan Co. •FEATHER HILL b)' Pldflc Coast ullde" lne. •NORTH Vl'2N bylhe roman Compeny
•POINTEOUISSETTbyW.R.Otace Proptrtfea, me.
ANM'tEIM RIOOE ESTATES byG.L lewis Co •
•BtROH RlOO! ESTATES t>yW,N.ShatWok. Inc.
•LAS COUN~ bY 5mytti Broe.. lflo. •SINGING WOOO HILL byWfQI A~ • STONEQATE by Sooatend Corp. ==~~.-=r:.c.o.v.eo..,.llCGrp,
l
OAft.VflltlOT
~ 11.-.d .. lloeardle, .-.,.o. .......
WlllH I cot Loa. aeat Estate I received a Sales·
aa '• U~ue from SaeraQl•to. I am a feaiale, a .-eman .•. yd .. be" and "lllm" ll '-ow we 1et ad· dteHed.
So I was pleased ta yo.r c:omment tbat women
ha 'Real Ea1ate are always among th.e top pro-.
dpeers and sell about half of alJ the reatdentJal real estate.
Hert"'s something I think your readers wlll en· J~)' .••
• DOUBLE CROSSED BY THE
OOUBLESTANDARD A businessman is aggressive ;
A businesswoman Is too pushy.
A well-dressed businessma n is fashionable;
A businesswoman is a fancy clothes-horse.
He lo~es his temper because he's so involved with hts job;
She's bitchy
Ke gets depressed from work pressures.
She has menstrual tension.
l{e 's a real man of the world:
She's really been around.
He 's confident and self-assured
She's conceited.
~e drinks to reli eve t!xccss1ve pressures at work ;
She's a lush.
Ke's a stem taskmaster.
She's impossible to work for or with.
Jle's enthusiastic.
She's overly emotional.
A. businessman works hard to earn his success;
She just blundered into a pile of good luck!!
We recently P\lrcbased a 38-Wllt apartment
c()mplex. We have hired a professional property
naanager. However, as this Is our first experience,
can you give us an Idea what we may reasonably
e4xpect from a professional property manager?
V.M., Newport Beacb
The professional property manager must be everythin~ from an accountant to a maintenance
man, from a salesman to a (>6ycbologist, but to bl!
more definitive, the following list. while not all in·
elusive, should serve as lo what you might expect
from a professiona l property manager:
;Consult with vo u as to the iocalion and the
toial concept ·
•Establish the rental schedule
----. ...... t11l'R'Rl!W'SJJ11"C~ avallu"1e
•Create a tenant-relations pobc)
·Prepare and execute leases or renta l agree-
m ents
•Collect the rents when due
•Supervise maintenance personnel
•Create and maintain properly all records
•Make regular status reports to the owners
•Recommend any needed redecorating and
S<>cu rc estimates
•llandlc repairs as necessary
•Evict sour and slow paying tenants
•Supt•rvisc the purchasing
·Audil and puy all bills
• Be ti ware or what's happening IO the market
~letce who is renting what for how much
•Inspect all vacant space frequently
. EDlTOR'S NOTE. Randall R. McCardU i.s an 1nve.tt·
_ ment anall/.tt. college lecturer, and authQr ot "R~al
«state in Calf/omia." Send your comments and qUf!slioni
I(> Randall R. McCardle , clo the Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo:r
~.Costa Me$0
Consumer Clinic
Set for Countains
SACRAM ENTO The California Department
of Real Estate <OHE ) and Coastline Community Colle~e ::arc presenting a free two-day consumer
education clinic lo tell the public everything they
always wanted lo know about renting or buying a
home .
The clinic will be held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
on Tuesday and Thursday at La Quinta :High
~hoot . 10.172 McFadden, in Westminster.
THE FIRST SESSION will concentrate on ad·
vantages and disadvantages or renting, renters·
rjghls and responsibilities. picking the right ren-
t,al. how to decide whether to rent or buy, and sim·
pte home maintenance techniques.
• The second session will stress home buying in -
(orm alion including the role of .the· real estate
aJe nt, how to select and inspect t!bome. financing
and deter mining Ir you can afford it. and un-
qerstandi ng the documents
The cbnic is part of the DRE·s consumer pro·
fection program According to Department Direc·
tor David H. Fox. "Since choosing a home is one o(
tbe m ost important decisions people make in their
fetime. what they don 'l know about renting or
yang can hurt them " •
\ '• HE URGES F.VERYONE t9 attend this impor·
Cant, free clink. Participants will be given copies et the DR E 's "Renter's Guide," "Buyer 's Guide."
bod "Simple Home Ma intenance" booklets which
contain vital cons umer information.
Additional information Is available by calling
Coas tline Community College at 963·0811 . ex (ension 2.16
• ft. ~F-ir01 Relocates· -l
Sandy Berwick ha!\ announced l name change
for her company. Eflectlve immediately, the firm ~ill be known as Berwick Prope(ties, Inc. 'rhe
lirm ·s corJ)Orate offices will be located at 18952
~acArthur Bouh;vard in Newport Beach, Within
the Douglas Plaza complex at the corne.c of
MacArthur and Campus.
Beach Lovers
~
Only l Leff
Homes By The Beach
Single·femlly homes 1n r--~-~---. old Huntlngtol'I Beach
Just block• trom the
beach 3 bedroc>fM from
1121.000. ma
REAL ESTATE
Patio Homes Sell
Only a Dozen Left at lroine Groves
Irvine Groves, an S & S Construc-
tion master·planned community of
ele ga nt patio homes has only 12
homes left for saJe, including five
models.
curpcting, uutomaUc garage door
o pe ners , and large master l ulles
with privule baths •.• au "stan-
dard." Natural forced air heating
·with all the ducting installed and
··prepped" for air conditioning is
also included in the. selling price.
which slarts at $79,950.
The site, located in Irvine near
Culve r Drive and Walnut Street, still
has available six different floorplans
featuring one and two-story plans,
plus tri·level designs as well.
Sales at this development have
numbered almost 200 homes. Irvine
Groves homeowners have al their
disposal a private clubhouse, with
lounee area ~d complete kitchen
facilities, two large swimming pools
with companion Jacuzzis. two regula-
SEACLIFF PARK NEAR COMPLETION IN HUNTINGTON BEACH lion tennis courts, and a beautifully landscaped system of pasecs that
The Irvine Groves Sales Office ls
·open daily from 10 a.m. until dusk.
The site may be reached via the San
Diego Freeway to Culver Drive exit, •
und continuing on Culver Drive to
Walnut Street and the models. An
alternate route can be talten via the
Santa Ana Freeway to Culver Drive
a nd following s igns to the models.
wander throughout the community.
The Homeowners Association fee is B untington 's Seaelif f $49 per month.
The homes feature custom de·
s ig ned m asonry wood-burning Offl.ce Park Building .fireplaces with gas tor log lighters. .smoke detectors, quality waJl-to-wall
24 New Houses ··
Being Offered
At l.ake Forest
The second phase or Seacliff Office
Park, a $6.S million project in Hunt-
ington Beach , is now under construc-
tion. Completion of the new $1 million
building is planned for September of this year.
The 10-acre site located on the
northeast corner of Yorktown and
Main Streets is planr\ed to ultimately
provide 120,000 square feet of office
s pace in five two-story buildings.
The first building containing 20.,500
square feet of lease space was com~
pl.eled in September of 1977.
The office complex features ex· tens ive landscaping berms ,
waterfalls and a lake.
The environment of the office park
is further enhanced by a generous
use of redwood and cedar siding. The
focal point or interest," is an old silo
that was built in \he early 1930's and
has been a landmark on the Hunt·
ington Beach Company ranch.
DESIGNED BY THE firm or Ware
and Malcomb, the buildings are built
by general contractor C. H. Leavell
and Company ol Huntington ·Beach.
Landscaping design for the second
phase is by Frank Radmacher As-
sociates, Inc.
House Starts
Dip in March
LOS ANGELES --New hous·
mg starts in California in March
were at a seasonally adjusted
annual rate of 225,000 units.
almost unchanged from the
February rate of 227,000 units,
according to the Bank or
America.
For the first three months of
1978, actual housing starts in
California were down 27 percent
from the s ame period last year. ·
However, a bank economist
m~, cm 1 ~nt' start. nt~ an re:.
s & s Construction has released a
new unit of 24 single family homes at
Parkwood Estates in Lake Fores~
where almost 200 S & S quality lath &
_plaster homes have a lready been
completed and sold.
The site is on Lake Forest Drive,
just east of Toledo Way.
Parwood Estates offers prospec.
tive buyers a choice of two split-level
plans, two two-story plans and a
variety of elevations are available in
two s ingle-story plans as well The
homes range in size from approx·
imately 1,600 lo 3,100 square feet and
prices range lrom t97,9501o $155.950.
Six furnished modeJs at 25001
Mammoth Circle are open for view-
ing daily from 10 am until dusk and ... -
TJIE DESIGN OF the second build-
ing is very s imilar to the first with
20,500 squa re feet in octice space. The
office suites will ran'ge in size from
300 to s.ooo square feet or larger.
Cole sajd the C!exibility was lo_ ac.-
com modate small professional firms
serving the local area along with m a
jor corJ)Oralions.
Further information may be.. ob.
lained by conta cting the leasing agents, RmrMttterot-A'Shwttt-BUrkl:
and Company at 17910 Skypark Circle
in Irvine or calling 549-9361 .
~ay--Ott-reaehed by laking the San Die~ Freewa to tbe Lake F
exit an con nwng on Lake F="o;.:..res=.at--..._-
Drlve approxi mately two and one-
•
half miles east.
~RAND 0PENtNq
OF lACjUNA ~iCjUELS CUEUJEST:
Cfli9UEL WOODS.
+lillsiDE LiDiNq ... NEAR Gf ttE SEA..
A great home in a privacy-planned. Our home~ also feature formal entries,
ocean-close residential village i~ something vaulted ceilings, gartlen view ·baths, dining
that dreams are made of. The dream of rooms, skylights and convenience-planned
Southern California living is Niguel Woods . kitchens . ·
There is no place like it ..• and for a number Perhaps the best 6 of good solid reasons. reason for living here is N
For instance ... our homes are situated your family ... they
in Laguna Niguel, one of the country's finest deserve the comfort. the
planned c~mmunities. All the pleas~res of luxury and the con-
the good life surround you here: neighbor-venience. Come and
hood parks, golf, tennis, ocean recreation. begin a new life at
fine schools and community services. Niguel Woods.
Our one and two story homes are 2 8 d d
another reason. Two to four bedroom plans; e room• en
a landmark community with a look remi· and 2 bath to 4 bed-
nlscent of a hillside Mediterranean village . room, 3 bath plans.
Complete privacy Is yours in secluded patios. From $116, 500.
garden atrlums, private courtyards. Inno-
vative homes that provide distinctive
individuality and Jong-lasting value .
Excellent flnancf ng of 9 'It % fot 30 years I.I currently available.
~ ~ --G) =~ from the s." Ditto flrHW•)I to
well on Crown Valley Parkw•y
to Ntg119f Road. right o" Nlfu•I Road to tile ..... ttntff.
Open dally from 10 •m to!\ pm.
Phont 171414~5-0871. ..
macna /irvine
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
VIEW + VALUE
4 BRs -ram1ly rm -lg. Jot -complete privacy -room to add on ·-
1 new cpls, drps & paint. Reduced to $179,900 -owner moving east!
OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2807 CATALPA, EASTBLUFF. (Z·53)
ONE OF TitE FINEST IN BIG CANYON
Plan 3 Broadmoor w/lovely garden setting .•. spacious pool, private
lawns + views of hills, mtns & heights or Fashion Island. Luxuriously
planned w/room for expansion, this 4 BR. 3 balb, family rm home bas 2
fplcs. alrium & island kitchen. Priced to sell -see SUN 1·5 P.M. 136
ROYALST.GEORGE. <Z·54)
A HOME TO otERISH
As it has been by the owners who custom-built it! A disUnctive 3 BR
res idence w/an aura of elegance. Lg. family rm & living rm w/French
doors to a charming terrace. $299,500 fee land. OPEN SUN l ·S P.M. 1800
ANTIGUA. BAVCREST. <Z·SS)
BRING THE KIDS ~.:_
--nf see tllis fmmacufat'e liome close to Npt. schools, park & shopping
<'enler. ltolivated seller has replaced kitchen appliances as a finishing
touch. 4 BRs, 21,._, baths, cheerful kitchen, fple1 in 'living & family rms.
Huge rear yard w/pool! OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. 1615 RUTH LN Cl blk E. or
Dover; 1 blk So. of Mariners). <Z-56)
HARBOR VIEW PHASE Ill
Terrific 2-story home w/excellent night light & mtn view. Wood deck for
entertaining; 2 fplcs ; wet bar. $184,500. OPEN SUN l·S P.M. 2226 PORT
CARLISLE. (Z·57)
PIER & SUP ON LIDO PENINSULA
Immaculate 2 HR. 2 bath + den townhome w/spectacular view or
Turning Basin. Done w/elegance & charm. $475.000. Lynne Valentine
644·6200. <Z 58>
DOVER SffORfS BAYFRONT
60• on the Buy w/slip for Jg. boat! Dramatic home w/5 BRs, huge living
rm & formal mirrored dining rm which views pool & jacuzzi. $550,000,
Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. <Z·59)
• !tJROPEAH VIUA IN NEWPORT IEACHI
4 BR home featuring formal ballroom, terraced rear gardens
reminiscent of the South of France or llallan Ri'°era. Located on
a pprox. •,.acre w/Romanesque pool, play area. stage, colonnades. BBQ
& much more for the individual seeking a dramatic way of life! $489,000
leasehold. Appl.. only. Jeri Hunt 642-8235. (Z·60)
1 ST OFFERING! FABUlOUS VIEW HOME!
Galaxy Or. Location, only 5 yrs. old! Dramatic cathedral ceiling in
living rm: family rm w/parquet noors & wet bar; formal dining rm: 4
spacious BRs. Private pool & jacuzzi in handsome walled courtyard.
$459,000 incl. land. By appt. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <Z·61)
EUROPEAN flAVOR
In ihis beautifully built & spaciOU!I 3 BR home w/tg. family rm &
country kitchen overlooking an oversized pool & view of mtm! Cozy den
w/rplc adjoining master BR & formal cJ.jnlng rm. $250,000 fee. Barbara
Aune 642-8235. (Z.Q)
ON THE BAY
RambUng, single-story bayfront designed for privacy. A beautiful
setting for entertaining .• .lg. living rm w/fplc & access to deck for
viewing the Bay; formal dining surrounded by gardens; cheery brkfst
rm: Informal famiJy rm/den + 4 BRs. Private comm. $460,000. Beverly
Morphy 642·8235. CZ-631
JUST LISTED -2-STORY SPANISH HAOENDA
Spacious 5 BR home in preslig1ous area. Family rm w/beamed ceilln11s
& wel bar. Lovely VIEW of trees & mtns. Convenient to schools. A rare
Ond ·-so HURRY! $250,000 fee. Appl. only. Elaine Svedeen 642·8235.
IZ·64)
FRENCH-REGENCY BAYFRONT IN DOVER SHORES
You'll recognize quality from the moment you step into the courtyard or
this spacious 5 BR home. Slep down living rm w/French doors leading
to the brick terrace on Bay. w/pier & slip. 2-story dining rm -lg.
family rm -office or maid's rm w/private entrance. $S67,500 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (Z·65 l
BEACH HOME -NEWPORT SHORES
A real treat for Mother & the whole famlly. 3 BRs + conv. den & 2 brick
patios. Comm. pool & tennis cts for everyone's run. $1.25.000. Appl. only.
Dona Chichester 642-8235. <Z·66>
A HOME LIKE NO OTHER
Sit in your living rm & look t.bru the trees to dynamic Npt. Center le the
peace of Npt. Bay! A dramaUc home of good lute whet.her It be for
entertaining or living. 5 BRs. 3 fplcs. formal dining & 2 wet bars.
$437,500 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (Z-67>
LIHDA ISLI L\YFIOMT
Super location! View of Harbor Island & Bir Bay! Spacious IWU\Y 5 BR
home. Family rm - sundeck -sauna -pier & 1Up. S8SO,OOO. Calb.ryn Tennille 644-6200. CZ.68)
DESIRABIE LOCATION
Lovely Monaco In Phase U near park le achoo1. Uabt, alf'J' eolota
brighten the lg. family rm/kitchen combo + 2 BRa, 2 bal.ba • conv. den.
$188.500 lncl. land. Loia E1an "4·6200. <Z.&9)
E.XQ.USIVf NEWPORT aEST W /YEW
Prof. decorated. immaculately maintained condo. 3 BR, a" bath +
formal dining. Partlal vl•w ol ocean 4' couL Many deal.ttd ut.ru
included. Comm. tennlt, pool, Jacuzzi. & 11una. Walldni dl1~ Co
beach. Owner will consider leaae/opUoa or aubmlt trade. '115.500 (ff.
JeanetlA Havens "2·823S. (Z· 70)
rea tg
FINER PROPE.RTIES
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
WESTQI FF WATOfiS ATTENTION! .
Tastefully de<:<>rated 3 BR home ready for your move in! Earth
tones ••. greenery ••. remodeled kitchen w/solid oak cabinets. Owners
called elsewhere -see t.bis quickly! $179,SOO. Jane Frazee 642-8235..
<Z-71)
SPECTACULAR LINDA ISlf BAYFRONT
Owner will consider substantial 2nd T.D. or installment sale on this
charming S BR home. Living rm, dining rm & master BR all have view
of Lbe Bay. Paneled ltbrary /deo & huge game rm w /wet bar. Pier & s hp
for lg. boat. 24-hr. sec. gate to tbe Jsland. $925,000 incl. laod. Larry Dyer
642-8235. (Z.72)
MclAIN TOWNHOME
2 BR Pinehurst model-located clOS&-to-tennis #pool-in 8eeurlty-g11ted
comm. Offered at ONLY $149,000! Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <Z-73)
NEWPORT BEACH ESTA TE
•One of the lovelJest homes -a traditional residence on estate sized lot
w/view of Npt Center & the Upper Bay. Used brick & nowers surround
the pool. All French doors lead Lo pool & terrace. $650,000 on fee land. .
Barbara Aune 642-8235. <Z-74)
' DOVER SHORES VIEW
Spacious. nexible Ivan Wells home on Galaxy Or. 4 BR!!, 3'-'i baths +
lots of entertainment & living space. orrered at S325,000. Martha
Macnab 642-823.5. <Z· 15)
MONTEGO W /VIEW!
Lovely, ltght & airy Harbor View home w f 4 BRs & lg . family
rm/kitchen combo. Super <'Orner location. Rented until 6/30/78. $119,500.
Gisela Haneri64f.6200. <Z·7G>
BIG ~GN •.
Broadmoor Plan I w/nlte light view. s BRs w/sep ch1ldren·s wing &
maid's rm. Great location w/all the amenities or Npt's most exclusive
guard gated comm. $399.500. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. IZ·n)
BIG CANYOH TOWNHOME
With some golf course view. Hlghly upgraded 2 BR + den Pinehurst
Plan in exclu.-;ive area. Comm. pool & tennis -all for $172,500! JuUe
Van Wieren 752-1414. <Z-78)
CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
A "BEST BUY''
Great 2 BR, 1 bath home w /fplc & a qui el bachelor apt. In back. 2-car
garage w/opener. $144,950. Appl. only. Gisela Hanen 644-6200. (Z-791
A BEST BUY IN TitE HIGHLANDS
3 BR, den home in Cameo Highlands. Freshly painted inside & out. Lg.
pool-size yard w/fruit trees & auto. sprinklers. 3 prlv. beaches within
walklog dist.ance. $167,900. By appt.. Donna GodshaU 644-6200. <Z·80>
OCEAN & CANYON VIEW
3 BR +den Cameo Highlands home on the canyon w/lg. pool in a low
maint. yard. Within walking distance or 3 priv. beaches. $210,000. By
appt. Donna God.shall 644-6200. (Z-81)
LOOK OUT TO THE BLUE PACIFIC
From this beautiful, ocean view Cameo Shores residence w/access lo 3
private beaches. Gated courtyard. 4 BRs w/chUdren's wing; den w/wet
bar; private pool·size yard for entertaining + a.car garage. New on the
market! Marjorie Mahon S«-6200. (Z.82)
..
3 BR + DEN 01ARMER Cozv. wood-beamed home in great locaUon only 2·blb rrom acbooll &
abopplng. Private 2nd story master suite w/walnut panelecf walls:
garden room opens to rear pat1Q 4' yard, Only $1.SS,OOO. Paula Balley 642·823S. (Z.83)
CAMEO HIGfl.AHDS NEWEST
Flexible 3 BR, den, family home in excellent locallon on quJeL
cul-de-sac. Access t.o private beaches. ReatisUcally priced at $1$9,000.
Martha Macnab 642·8235. (Z·84>
RHAPSODY OF PERFECTION
Thll beauUruJ bOlDo Is marked by tut.erut almpllclty & charm that fa
pleaalng klnvlUng. Add to tbll a glorious vlew ot ocean, Harbor & cltr.
light.I le Ulb 3 BR + coiy den res. eomes up "a winner". $257,000 Inc •
Jand. Belle Chue r..e 644·6200. (Z-8S)
WfGlASSI
Perteet for your wt th plua& cpta1 ~mmac. decor fr prof. landauplnt! s
BR + bonus rm. Nantucket mooe1 w/~nonmlc view! '550,000. Lyrtne Vate.nUu.~-8200. <Z-881
644-6200
1644 S• Mlgllel Dr.
Hcia bOr View C..ter .. .. • 4
..
IRVINE
PROPERTY
QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF .
2 BR, 2 bath l ·story townhome Jn ideal location w/vlew of gl'een hills &
parks. Expensively decorated & upgraded. BeauUful oak: & wood Just
luxuriously landscaped. No-..: only $118,000. Jean Dales 642·8235. (Z-87)
OWNER WANTS TO SEU.f
B.eautifuJJy_upgraded 3 BR Deerfield lownhome. FamHy rm -central
air -Italian entry tile -prof. landscaped patio. Comm pobls &
gn:enbelts. Jt 's possible to move in quickly for only $87 soo. Marloo
Frizzell 752·1414. (Z-88) '
" . ~y ----Cua·de-snc location! 4 lg. l3Rs -2'h baths -lg. living rm -for"mal dinm~ + eat-~n kitchen -family rm w/fplc. All for only $114 500! Lorraine Reruue 752-1414. (Z·89) •
JURTlf .ROCK Cil£H
•'M1ni-view0 from this 4 BR residence w /dining galleria, family rm
w/wet bar, sunken 1Jv1ng rm, ntnum, 2 fplcs & private yard. Sl64,500.
Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. CZ-90)
WALNUT SQUARE
Close to park & pool -a super Plan-B w/air-cond. & qulet location. 3
BRs Clg. master suite), 2 baths & lg. indoor laundry rm. $167,750.
Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. <Z·91)
JASMINE WITH VIEW
Turtle Rock Glen ... enJOY t'ocktails & rughl light view from this
spacious living rm w/fplc. rustic woods & generous use or glass. 3 BRs
t ma~ter ::.uitc w /enclosed patio), 2 baths. dining terrace, kitchen nook &
laundry rm. $148,950. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. <Z-92)
THE "OAKWOOD"
Thi~ ::.uperb. detached 2 BR +-den-home Is waiting for your occupancy.
Steps to beaulirul Arborlake in Woodbridge. Decorated in soft earth tone
shades to please the most discriminating. Act today for only $96,990.
Amy Bro1o1.11 752-1414. CZ-93)
COlY WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOME
• , .DoG..'t,..oUu.ihis chance to own UUs charming 2 BR + den res. Jn the
popular Eslales. You will be delighted w/the qulet corner location &
many upgrades. Assoc. features incl. pools. jacuzzi & lake for
swimming, canoeing or just lounging on the shore. $106,95G. Carol
Porcella 752-1414. CZ-94)
STARTER HOME IN TURnE ROOC
The Mother's Day presenl supreme! 3 BRs. family rm. formal dining
rm ... all air cond. & comfortable. Fee land, Loo at $119,950. Appl. only.
Dona Chichester 642-8235. <Z·95)
l'M AVAllABlE
J 'm clean. roomy, upgraded, landscaped & ready! I have 3 BRs, 3 baths,
family rm & den. Located in Woodbridl'e Estates across from new
school. $125,500. Martha Macnab 642·8235. (Z·96>
ORANGE COUNTY
PROPERTY
CHEERY FAMILY HOME
This well-designed 4 BR, family rm residence near So. Coast Plaza is
ready for a new family Lo love & enjoyl Present owners moving to
smaller quarters, so the price is right & escrow could be short! $84,900.
Coby Ward 642·8235. CZ-97>
POOL TIMEI
Bright & cheery 3 BR home w/2~ baths, bonus rm & spacious covered
patio racing free-form pool (heater, filter + slide) + bl<><:k wall ror
privacy! $87,900. Lois Egan 644.QOO. {Z-98)
"OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS''
Anxious seller has replaced cpL& wJdeep pile, plush nylon lhruout tMs
charming, corner lot home overlooking 1>9rk, valley & sea! Vaulted
ceilings in MBR & country-style family rm & kitchen. Formal dJnlng
rm, 2 BRs & 2 baths. VA Lerms or owner will consider 2nd TD. J oh.n
Granath 642·8235. <Z-99) 1
OCEAN VIEW HOME
Prof. decorated by Hanle Mor1an. Warm II lnvilinf, split.level home
w /2 BRs, 2 baths down + muter suile, coov. den & lg. entertainment
area upstairs. A garden off every room. $29S,OOO. Lynne Valenllne
644·6200. (Z·lOO)
'UDY wrtH A PASr
She'll boast or 2 BRs & fplc. PLUS R·2-l~! Use some hnaginatlon & reap
the benefil.a! Alley access. $85,000. Jeri Hunt 642·8235. (Z-101)
FOUNTAIN VAllEY
Spacious home wts BRa, 3 bat.h.s, den at raml.Jy rm w/one-of-a·klnd
curved bar. Huge lot w/space for Olympic tiied pool. On a cul·dHac. A.
musL see at $127,500. Harriet Perry 64.2·8235. CZ-102)
BUILDABLE lOT + WHITtWATER VIEW HOME!
Charmll\J 3 BR w/format dlnlnr, private patio Ir te,rraced gardens Ot\ /
beauUM blurr overlookint Doheny Beach at Caplatrano. $375,000.
AdJolnlq near qtr aero lot may be Included in sale at $125.000, P•ula
Ballet &f.2.8235. .<Z-103) • •
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FIXER-$75,900
Priced thousands below
marke t ! Spra wlin g
3Bdrm nnch on large
lot !/\ p a int br us h
pai:adi,sc! 1-'ut'cm up. ~
you've got )'ourself an
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fer. 847-6010
ONN 1u 9 • 11 s rUtJIQ Al"' t •
Pete !Jarrell Rea/t'J
pre:Jenl6
POOL & GUEST HOUSE
IA YCUST-Spacious 3 Bdrms, dining
room or family room, roomy kitchen -
all buill around a patio & pool. Guest
house ideal tor office, teens or in·Jaws.
$208,000. See this now.
1822MtClft.W.CdM O,..Sat/S-1·5
WATERFRONT!
LIDO ISLE -Today•s best investment.
Older well built 5 Bdrm, 5 bath home.
Large pier & slip. $500,000.
I 12 Via Udo Hord. .Ml. 0,. S-I ·5
OCEANFRONT-MEW LISTING
GREATEST IEACH LOCATION IM
MEWPOllT -A little jewel -recently
enlarged & remodeled -2 Bdrms,
large Ji ving room with fireplace -
even the kitchen has a view! Redwood
deck on beach to enjoy all the best of
oceanfront living. $350,000.
A BIT OF CATALINA NOSTALGIA
HOME ON LARGE LOT -with sweeping
view of Avalon and harbor. 4 Bdrms,
den, 2 baths, and wrap-around veranda
-plus s mall apartment. Call ISLAND
REALTY -Avalon #1150 to see thiS'
and other properties.
COM DUPLEX
SOUTH OF HISHWAY -Only 4 y~rs
old -3 Bdrms, downstairs, 2 BR
ups tairs. Both units have built in
kitchens, fireplaces & patios. Huge 4
car garage with loads of storage and
room for washers & <fryers. $194,500.
DUMPY FIXER GHffat I ooJIG._,.at I 002
Overgrown w/weeds & ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
gross! Huge grounds,
rustic 3 Bdrm I Wood
beam clgs! Choice loca-
tion ! Lot s or
poss1b1lilies! Won't last !
CaU : 645-0303
FORESTE
OLSON
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SAT & SUN 14PM
BIG CANYON -Gorgeous 4
BR & Family Room estate. Choose
your own colors. Pool, jacuzzi, view.
$469,500. 17 IW'nl"CJ TrH 1-r-::=:::E~~~ SPYGLASS HILL -Top or S pygtass, ovely New Bed?OraMOdel,
spiral staircase, dramatic ocean & I SILVERADO f · 2Br w/den. frame home,
open beam ceilm g In liv
nn, garage, view, 2 yrs
old.
$69,500
Channing 2Br. f11>lc. lols of wood, Jg ::.undeck,
garage.
$72,500
Deluxe 2 slory custom
home w/greal view. JBr,
w 1wJk-1n closet, 2Ba,
forced air heat and air
cond. 2 car garage and
workshop, + au elec: sm.
guest hoW1e
$110,000.
TIME REAL ESTA TE
bay view.
$600,500. 2 I Goleta Poilrt Dr.
BIG CANYON -Here's an
excellent opportunity, beautiful
Deane home, with pride or ownership.
$319,500 , ... v .... ,
2BZU Silver ado Cyn Rd. I 002 • GtMNI 1002
(7141 649-2777 ~~!'! ....•.••.•..•..•.••••••••••••••••••••.
AIAMDOMB>-
ARTISTS CHALET
Beach home with view of
ocean from your fron
tyard. Be the l1n1l lo ca ll
ror this uruque hnd. Only
$69 .900. Call n o w !
96U767
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NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
$79,900
3 BR. ll\4 ba, 2-car ttnr,
lrg lot w/alley access.
227 Knox Pl, C.M.
646-9210, 159·5359. Dy
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RAPPY MOTHERS
DAYFROMTifE
STAFF OF
Lachenmyer
Realty Inc
646.)928 67l·Sl79
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LINDA ISLE
IST OFFUll5
Charming country Tudor. SBR, SYlBA
h ome. Arbored brick courtyard.
Entrance hall with flying staircase &
20' ceiling. Formal dining room,
country kitchen -informal dining
with conversation alcove & fireplace.
Mas ter s uite with sitting room &
fireplace. Large upstairs office or
game room. 3rd floor bayslde loft,
exte nsive us e or leaded windows,
handhewn beams & oak floors. Pier &
s lip. $770,000 leas ehold.
675·6525
Broker Cooperation Invited
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HOMES OPEN 1-5 This Aftl'f"llOOft
UNIQUE IN CAMEO SHOUS -80x160
lot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial,
only $228.500. See Vergilene Hull at
4515 Hampden Road.
UNIQUE IN llG C.Al4YON -2 bdrm den,
vac ant. golf course view, nr tennis,
$210,000. See 31 No. Sea Island Dr.
UNIQUE IH HARIOll VIEW HIUS -
Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique floor
plan for living and entertaining, views,
see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane,
bring $180,000.
UNIQUE IM SEA VIEW -Outstanding
view, 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease
option. $285,000. See Vergilene Hull af
2110 Yacht Mischief.
UNIQUE IN THI l&.UFFS -immac, V
plan, real quality 3 bdrm, just $121,500.
see J oAnne Perkins at 410 Vista Roma.
UMIQUE IN OLD COllOMA D& MAR - 3
bdrm, light, airy, big yard, nr park,
only $158,000. See Pat Merry at 403 Iris
Ave.
UNIQUE IH COllONA HIGHLANDS -
Brand new, 5 bdrm wood and glass
contemporary; incredible views;
$375,000. See Allan Heller at 460
Mendoza Terr.
UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA Da MAit -
an uplex, 2 bdrm den-and~
bdrm, wood 'n glass look. See Sara
Marvin at 703 Carnation, bring
$175,500. .
UNIQUE OH LIDO ISLE -New listing!
Newly r emodeled , 2 bdrm, 2 bath
delightful decor. See Kay Glavas at 117
Via Yella. Bring $238,500.
UNIQUE IM IRVIME TEltltACE -
Remodeled 3 bdrm, low int. rate avail.,
n ew kitchen , lovely. $178,500. See
Wendy Beam a·t 1507 SantaneJl a Terr.
UMIQUE ON UDO ISLE -Charming,
courtyard entry, sunny 3 bdrm. See
Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenze.
UMIQUE OH LIDO ISLE -"Really
Attractive", 3 bdrm, family home,
light and airy, $238,500. See Marian
Reedy at224 Via Eboli.
UNIQUE. IN I.A YCREST -4 bdrm, 2'h
bath pool home, vacant, completely
r e furbis hed. $215 ,000. See Maraia
Reedy at1750Skylark Lane.
UNIQUE IN NEWPORT SHORES -
Im mac., 3 bdrm, cedar siding, beams.
patios, $99,500. See Pam Gough at 428
Collon.
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REALTORS"
'rHE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR. 676-6000
~ESA VERDE. 1546-6990 • CALL US
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NEED A NEST???
We have the one!
HESn.ED HIGH above the bay with a
Catalina view; newly refurbished 3
BR home, vacant & ready for YOU!
Cantilevered deck, sheltered patio,
jacuzzi. 1521 KINGS RD .• N.B. OPEN
SAT /SUN. 1..S. $249,500
FE.A THER YOUR NEST with rental
receipts; large 4 BR & 3 BR, nearly
new duplex ; cannot be duplicated.
Near ocean, swimming pools & tennis
courts. Fee land. Only $189,500
WA TEI lllDS will enjoy this new 3 &
den canalfront home with all the
goodies! Microwave, Roman tbb with
jacuzzi, intercom. Only $225,000 Incl.
Jandl
DAVIDSON !EALTY
)801 W C ,,,,. Hw 1 N I\ 645 · 7575
)1 i(J r.J. wport !'.iv,! N e, 673 · 9060
We teet that one of the
best Mother'• Dt)' pre-
aent you could give your
mother wouJd be a fteW
home, with tbJa-In mthd we are here to help you.
Contact u• at Ron
WlllLtml RealtT to tlnd JUSTl•UC• tbaUpec\alhome.
Take adYanta1e ol 494-lllf
tulder'• IBIOI> prtce re-1880SoulhColllffwy
ducdon on tb1a hard to LAGUNA B£ACH
l\ncl, new Eutllde bome. r--------4 Bdrm, I ar carafe, v.lllWl<I ceWnp . wrse
yard w/R.V. 1pect. Your
cbalce ol UJ'1)ell. CaU
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~"' HERITAGE
. . Rf /\!TORS
~COATS & WALLACE
~REA L ESTATE. INC.
.1 : llLAllf OV-HlO COMP:\~y SlHVIN(;
IHI \OUI H COAST ARIA SINCE 19bl
RANCHO MESA W /POOL
Prime North CM location (near So.
Csl. Plazu) on cul-de-sac lot. This 4
bdrm home represents A GOOD
investment for your family. Brand new
listing. $92,500. Call now. '6~544.
HUNTINGTON
lANDMARI CONDOS
The gOOd lite for adults over 40 years
young w /mUUon dollar recreation
faciliti• & 24 hour security gual'd. A
bdrm, 2 bath home for $69,900 & a 2
bdrm, 2 bath home for $66,900. c•
962 .. 454.
COME AUVE
In beautiful 3 bdrm home w/custom
pool. Country living. Rustic living at its
best. $13.5,000. c .. 640-6161.
BARGAIN PRICE
This bargain is priced at only $T1,000.
Imagine adult occupied 2 Bdrm and
den, built in appliances, mirrors,
bookcases. Top condition. Open Sal &
Sun. Cal 6404161
TRUE VALUE
Spring and Summer value can be yours
for only $92,500. Enjoy Jusb gardens
and grounds in the privacy of your
patio. Assume VA Loan at 8~%. Call
for information. 64M 161
"SPANISH VILLA''
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OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
bPAMDB> !-PLAM-ILUffS
Large extended country kitchen, 3
bedrooms plus family r oom -take
all this and add a quiet lus h
greenbelt and you have a special
home in a park like setting.
$175,000. SEE BRENDA GLASS AT
523 AVENIDA CAMPO.
PERFECTION IM CORONA DB. MAR
You will be proud to entertain in
this beauUlul centemPQr&fl)'-home--
with many lovely upgrades and
incredible ocean and harbor view.
$249,000. SEE CAROLE McMAHON
AT lOOOWJUTESAU~ WAY.
WATBtROHT IAJ. ISLE
Great location on south side of
Balboa Island. Large home with
Apartment over three car garage. 4
bedroom, 21h bath, maid's room.
All for $475,000. SEE LEN HA YNES
AT 704 S. BAYFRONT.
FOR THE APrllECIATIVE IUYEtt
who enjoys quality and taste, this
beautifully appointed 3 bedroom
Turtle Rock home awaits you. Lush
plants and colorful flowers
surround the three patios, providing
a peaceful and serene setting. For
all appointments call 644·9060.
$194 ,500. SEE EVAN CORKEIT AT
17 RIPPLING STREAM
HEW OM MARkET-alG CANYON
Dover model by Deane Romes. 2
bedroom, den, patio with jacuzzi.
Many improvements, newly
decorated. $235,000. SEE PAUL
HALLONAN AT 4 RUE
CHAMONlX.
HITEWATER VIEW-CAMEO SHORES
1f you ever yearned to own your own
Spanish villa this is your opportunity. 4
Bdrms, 3 baths, worlds of privacy. The
living room bas elegant, long s weeping
draperies, arched canopy windows, &
a brick Crpl. w /huge mirrors. Accented
French doors overlooking rear
gardens surrounded by Italian
cypress. (Call to see now. 5464141 ).
~--+11~hl-lium·~i~nyoA-¥i1tMt&-<._~~-"BOlrGHT ANOTHER"
Out of area owner says sell this great 4
bdrm home in Mesa del Mar.
Possession in July. Good condition,
fine fatiiily neighborhood! Priced at
$87,900. c~ 546-4141.
Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine
Huntington Beach-N ewport Beach
IOOiGetteral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
WITHOUT EQUAL
$() exceptional, so be autiful, so
perrecUy done! 3 Bdrms., 21h -bath
'Medite rranean" split-level
townhome, totally decorated &
coordinated by top des igner.
Countless deluxe features, "top of the
line" kitchen appliances, full central
air-conditioning, massive, private
"enclosed" patio, lovely vista -this
home offers you everything! Yours at
$174,900. Easily seen by calling -
1!1aHtinns & U:n .•
· i~r,iltoru
Htnq b40 556() d;iy or evening
l:..:i..,lblufl Prolcs~1onal Bldg
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fr;st~J!iif 644-1133 1g ~c·alh· ANYTIME
OPEN HOUSE 1-5
2527 IUCIEYE
EASTILUFF
FULL VIEW!!
Seeing is believing ! Immaculate Lusk
"C-Plan", 1-level, 3 bdrm .. 21h ba.,
family, formal dining rm. A real gem!
Open for your ins pection. Price
$197,500.
LEASES AVAILAIU!
Bluffs Specialists for 14 Years
East bluff Shopping Center
Profess. Building, suite 206
LIDO ISU
1002
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family,
2~ baths; 1-story home with
attracUve So. patio. Price reduced
to $238,000.
IACIC IAY
Fine 4 bdrm., 2 ~ bath family
hom on quiet cul de sac.
Oversized pool, playhouse, extra
storoge. $189,SOO
MBA YllDI
Attroctlvo 4 bdrm., 2 ba. bome ln
lmmac. condition. $99,000
IAYROMT
Several llne baytroot homes
wllh p1er &sUps
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
: ' y 1 t I i 1 I -_ • I. 11 U 0 f., ~ ft 1
from this 3 bedroom, den, formal
dining room on large irregular lot.
Room to expand. $289,500. SEE
CAROL TATUM AT 233 MILFORD
DR.
SHOllECUFFS-JUST USTED
Charming 4 bedroom family home
recently remodeled, with decorator
wallpapers, new carpets , drapes
and shutters, gourme t kitch en,
wood floors, French doors to lushly
planted patio, iron gated pool area,
many cus tom a ppointments
throughout. $315,000 including the
land. SEE NANCY SIMMONS AT
242 DRJI<J'WOOD RD.
IMMACULATE 2 IEOROOM
Popular Deane built Walden Plan in
Univer sity P a rk. 2 bedrooms,
breakfast and dinin g rooms.
Fabulous o pen beam ceilings.
Large yard with view. $119,000 fee.
OPEN 12-3. SEE RICH WRAY AT
17742 CASSIA TREE.
PARK HOME -TULANE
P opular 3 bedroom home with large
family room and massive vaulted
ceilings. Much wood + ~lass. Huge
pine trees. View from private yallJilt
On one of University Park's most
popular streets. $124,900. OPEN 3-6.
SEE RICH WRAY AT 30 CEDAR
TREE.
EASTILUFF VIEW
Spacious 3 bedroom on a unique
large lot. Best view of ocean and
Catalina in Eastbluff. Super family
h o m e. $174,500. S E E GINNY
ANDERSON AT 807 ALEPPO ST.
IUMD MEW CUSTOM
COUMTRY ~OME
in old Corona del Mar. This is
definitely a one of a kind home with
solid oak noors , French windows.
s tained glass and leveled glass
throughout. Formal dining room,
dumbwaiter, terrific master suite
with beautiful Roman tub. $28.5,000.
COHDOMIMIUM-40" OM THE IA Y
Professionally decorated 2 bedrooru
condo with lushly planted lattice
framed waterfront deck, plus large
private interior patio. Double door
entry to spacious waterside livi11g
room with fireplace. Gourmet
kitchen. $269,500 including land.
RIGHT DOWH THE
MIDDLE Of THE FAIRWAY
is the view from this well located
Big Canyon townhouse. 2 bedrooms
and a den, security gated, cathedral
ceilings and ready to move in. Next
to pool and jacuzzi. $239,500.
TUln.E lOCK HIGHLANDS
STEWART model 5 bedroom home
with family room and spectacular
dining room. Desirable 4C
elevation. New. Priced below
recent sales. $210,000 fee.
IXC.-riON.4L LIDO NOMI
Exquisitely decorated, custom bunt
by Robert Forbes. This tamUy
home ~listens with wood floors and
s parkbng French doors openln1
onto large secluded patio. Double
Jot, street-to·Street oo Strada.
YOURS FOR $495,000.
A COUW1LL IAMDI CO..
844·9080
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SPANISH OCIAH UTATE
ltaanifiCtml 2~ acre Spanish ocean
estate. Prime South Coast. location!
Forever 360 defree views of ocean & mountlans. Sweeping circular drive
behind giant wrought iron gateways.
Spacious ocean view living room.
Mammoth formal dinlng room. Study.
Game room. Garden room hOsts full
bar & fireplace. Connecting guest
quarters with kitchen! 6 bedrooms.
Family room. Shady plaza courtyard.
Huge pool. Tennis court. OWNER
WlLL FINANCE! Just $700,000! Call
to preview.
752·1700
llHI MAC AmtUR &YD-SUftl lt,._.YM
\.i'~ THE REAL
'C ESTATERS
Reduced
For Mom!
Make Mom's Day a memorable one by showing
her this lovely 4 bedroom home! Large bonus
room, family room complete wtth handsome
paneling. Eating area. dining, tile entry and
fireplace. Attractive window coverings and wall
to wall carpet. 2 patios; near tennis. $96,900
540-1720
Presti e
ecJClllCe
Dramatic entry Into this gOTgeous 3 bedroom
home near country club. Tinted windows, wet
bar. decorator accents, 2 fireplaces and formal
dining. 3 t?edrooms, den, eating area and
family room. 2 patios. Call nowt $127,500
540-1720.
Executive's
DeeDest Wish ,
Oellghfful 2 story 4 bedroom home featuring
custom pool! Stereo throughout; formal dining
room. eating area, famlly room and brick
fireplace. Deluxe kitchen. 2 patios. Call IOdayl
$179.900 540-1720
Swim
Yourself Skinny!
Attractive 3 bedroom pool home with special
greenhouse for mom! Family room. dining.
brick fireplace and entry. Slide 1n the custom
pool! 2 patios; EZ care yards. Doll·t miss 111
$94,900 54()-1720
Attention:
Investors
2 on a lot for $64.0001! 2 lovely homes on a lot!
Great income property. Both homes include 2
bedrooms. eating area. entry and fireplace.
Lots ol charm; super locale. Call for all the
details. 540-1720
2 Pools
Super Location
Swim to your heart's content. in one of the two
pools located in this lush condo comple)(, 3
bedroom condo with dining. and wall to wall
carpets. Storage. Call tor more details! $64.950
540-1720
Relax
Those Muscles!
Ill your custom luxury 1acuzz11 Execut111e
Cornel home in Irvine, loaded with extras.
Paneled bonus room. 4 bedrooms. dining
room, eating area and brick fireplace. Come
and see! $114,900. 540-1720
Wet Bar.
Qualihf Built! s & s oritfwood home featuring entertainer's
wet bar tor your summer parties. Built ill
bookcases. earth tone decor. mirrored
wardrobe doors alld brick fireplace. Tile entry.
dining room. family kitchen and more. 2
covered patios. Comm. pool. s101.soo.
540-1720.
Affordable
Luxury For Elders
Comfy yet elegant hotel like atmosphere
throughout this rare find ill Aossmoor! 1
bedroom condo with big living room and snack
kitchen. Meals in dining room. Balcony.
Superb situation tor the elderly one you care
about rn your hfel $39.900. Call 540-1720
Deluxe
Entertainer
Tastefully appointed 4 bedroom home with wall
to wall carpet and custom window coverings.
Dining. eating area. entry, stone fireplace and
large fiesta family room. Patio and room for
pool! now Cail now! $112.900 540-1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
TARBELL
RERLIORS ·
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REALTORS
615-HI I
OPEN HOUSl5
4107 SURllY DRIVE, CAMIO
HIGHLANDS: Spic ••d ,, •• t•ree
btdrOOM. .-two cmcl a .... 'Wffll _.,, ..
OCEAN VllW, be..tlM ..,._,, 9ld
print• IM•c•••· OpH SUNDAY l•S,
$115,000.
SI 0 AVOCADO, COIOMA D& MAR:
South of the WghwCI'(. l9Cll .tt, ......
btdrow Ir a..._ .....,._ ... opeie a.-
ctlfhtcp. ~ smdeck ....... .tt. OPIM
SUNDAY l·S. $219,000.
CAMEO SHORES, CORONA Da MAI:
nree .......... ta.ily ,..,. -.,.., e.p
eonw lot. OCIAM VIEW. 1too.t for IY or
boat store9•. prlvete bHcllH. WJll
LEASE/OPTION or SALL $263.500. ror OF THE WORLD. LAGUNA HACH:
FMtastic ocem •ltw, thrH IM•ao-. split
........... $149.500.
CAHMRY Yiu.AGE. MIWPOIT llACH:
Two bedroom._. MW_.... ..... Nter
woter with boat alp GYallabie for ""'· Offered at $40,000.
COLE-OF NEWPORT IEALTORS
2515 E. Coad Hwy .. c.._ .. Mer
675-5511
GeMrol 1002GeMr• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1-5
39,.ooms
5551 Heil Ave, Hunt. Beach $99,500.
10,.. s .. °""' 1-5)
12 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $151,500
22 Wildgoose, Newpt Bch $117,500
3 ltdroom +
f()ptn s.. Only 1-51
1800 Port Kimberley, N.B. $139,500
4 ltdrOCMM
1514 Skyline Dr., Lag. Bch. $168.400
209 Pearl. Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000
48~+
•1942 Santiago Dr, Npt Bch $297,500
5...,oom
f()ptft S. Only I-SJ * # l Rue Marseille, Big Cyn. N. B.
All Properties avail. for viewing by
appointment.
~-MARTEN
~ Real E stat e
lllAL ISTATD 640·SlSJ
GtMt"al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOME._ ____ _
Two story, 4 bedroom EASTSIDI CM
charmer, new paint out· 3 ~· 2 ba~ + f~m.
side. Separate dining qwet street an pnme
area, large enclosed area, xtra clean-
patio & a bright airy Prof ession a l I y
kitchen. Owner has been I ands ca Ped. Ca\ I
transferred & wants a 546-5880.
fast sale. $94.900. CALL
556-2660.
c;::sELECT
~~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
I PROPERTIES i------•
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cae:
810111 BLllNS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
1915 IA YSIDE DRIVE
One Of Coron a del Mar's Most
Glamorous Homes. On A Bayfront
Location With Sandy Beach For A
Front Yard. 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
Plus Out Of This World Family
Room With Wet Bar. $425,000.
711 GOLDENROD
Charming 1 Sty Colonial W /3 Bdrm.
2 Ba. Liv room W /Fireplace. Large
Bright Kitchen. Well Decorated. 2
Sunny Patios. Garage/Guest House,
Nr. Tennis courts, Shops. $157,500.
304 OTERO
Lovely Newport Beach 3Br, 21A
.Bath-Home. Var .. ~~· Immaculate
Move In Cot"..l!~· \ · 1ht Cheerful
Setting. '~ \.... • Sun·Deck. Reduced·~~~ ,500 Or Owner Will
Consider Lease/Option. A "JoY Of Newport" Listing.
22 CYPRESS POINT LANI
BIG CANYON. New Listing.
Spacious Custom Built Home. Five
Bedrooms, Study. Rumpus Rm. Sit'.&
Baths, All Electric Kitchen.
Beautifully Landscaped. Situated
On An Ovcnited Lot Overlooking
Big Canyon Golf Course. $495,000.
IY APPOINTMENT
Bluffs. Large "C" Plan. Big Family
Room Wllh Bar. Custom Feat"1'tl.
Nr. Pool & Ramada. '149.500. I
Lingo
Rul&mt
EARLY ILUffS
.................. '"G ........ "' early
11.tft wltlt ..._ of rro•a.,• r PoW -4
....... ... ..,. 1'WI da: t ' a.do ••
ioctrhcl -• loYefr ........... .....
celRllCJlw ..w c.,.ts. ........ ...t wood
floor a.1"'9 room. Shpl to ,.at1:'9 ......
•d c.aa Jty pool. s ISt,soo.
snGLASS HILL
Hen's a lllowplece. Fo9' bedrooew .._of
Hiid cOMfort 111 Oft9 of Newporr. flatat
loc..-. with vltwt of Ny. __. md
•lgM lglih. $47',000.
OCEAHYIEW-STEPS TO SAND
APPEAUNG LIDO HOME
Street to sfnldo privacy, ht this 2 t.e•oom.
2 batk. ..... Sllower M ldtchtll .. tiled.
lrtck fllaplac• In ~ IYlng roo. Cllld
separate cliN'"J area. Great ex,_..°"
alHUtles. $212,SOO.
OM THE IEACH
SHORT WALK TO THE IEACH
T•ls 2 btdroo11t. oceaHlew ho•• 111
LagH• leach, Is located 111 • largt
park-Ilk• lot la Woods Con. PrlHte
backy.-d lncludht9 9•• bar-be-que cmd
pofflllCJ IMcl. $163,900.
NOlllW LAGUNA ESTATE
Two ocrn with octmw view. Six H*oom.
41/J bath. plus 3 bt*oom CJ'IHI hone. Poof,
S Clll' gcrage. private ..... "°"""' ht the orH Uk• this one. S 1,000,000.
VICTORIA IEACH
Watch tt. wlMtewater Oft btautlM Victoria
IHch, wt.II• •ioyilMJ the-wo:twlh from
yo11r "Hed brick" flrtplact. Teak
calatfry, sold oalt belfcher Wock CCMllthr
tops, .wet bcr, spiral 1toircale, clKk. •d
May mon custom ftafunt .-..Ct this
btcndiful hOIM within a "sto..e's throw .. of
t ... Pacific. Thnt btdrOOM, two and on•
half baths. $222,500.
644-7020
2123 SAN JOA'i)UIN HIUS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
... Ir.. ........ 1002 ......... 1002 ......................
COO'ADECASA. We pro-
udly praeot one of the nn.t homes available in
tbe area deai1ned by
Rick Arlen with lots of
Ule, oak cabinet.a. Very
apadoua. $20,000. -ESTATE SIZE YARD.
Cole to scbools. 3BR. 2
ba. Priced to sell. $85,900.
Lease/opt.Ion?
STARTER HOME. Qui.et
2BR, 2 ba w /frplc. C.Ozy,
$79,500.
GREAT OCEAN VIEW.
2 BR. large l ot. Stained
glass, larie deck.
$149,!iOO
494-8519
lSl90 South Cout Hwy
LAGUNA BEACH
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
CDM TWO OM OMI -On a lovely tree
lined street, within Jogging distance to
the beach. 3 BR owner's unit in front.
1 BR rental In the rear. Great
investment at $172,500.
PIESTIGI COMOO -2 BR Covington
Model in Woodbridge Arborlake.
Step-down Jiving room, mirrored
wardrobes, 2 BA. Near lake. This is a
must see. Owner will help finance .
$115,500.
AM HOMISTVALUl -Compare prices.
We will show you why, in our opinion.
We don't think you will find a better 4
BR, 2 BA in the Willows. $77,990.
PARK YOUlt HOISi -Beautiful 3 BR
with a view & free-form pool at the
lower level. Indoor spa, massive fp in
living room & dining room. Lots of
square footage situated on 1.4 acres.
Call to see. $268,000.
640-9900
\'.\I J ~I~\· l(t~:.,\ I :r\·
1470 JAMflOnE[ RD , NEWPORT BEACH
--------11 ChMral I 0021 Gewerol IOOZ
•RIST•
MEWPOIT HOTS.
ONEOFAKIND
property la a rantastle
locatioD with a forever
VIEW OF BAY &
OCEAN. Located on 3~ Iota with limitless
poaalbilities for re·
decorating or develop·
ment. Walk to super
BEACH. cau for details
on this exclusive proper·
b' '685,000.
-
SAUS8URY
REAL ESTATE Balboa Island
673·6900
FOi EXICUTIYE
UVI~
This bnuttfully up·
graded Bue cola Home!
Spacious Living Room
with big Fireplace.
Large Master Bedroom,
hi~hly upgraded with
privat e entrance t o
gar den area. Slump
stone planters highlight the room-backyard.
Mesa Verde Living at its
Best! $129,000. Call
. S:t&-2313 Ol'fN ,,, 9." s IUN ro 81 NICI'
SUNSHINE & 119
The rains are goM & It's
C&llfomia again. Enjoy
It in this beautiful 3
bedroom, 2 bath home
with a boot.shelf lined
study. country kitchen &
sparklln1 swimming
pool. Priced under
$100,000. CALL 751·3191.
C:SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
CAPE COD
$56.000 /$25 00
TOTALDOWM
Winding roadway lo
soaring 2 story retreat!
Private grounds protect
secluded entry to lavish
living room. Gourmet
kitchen overlooks sun-
shine courtyard I Wind·
ing stairway leads to
•OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEl<ltilD
s.t Ir 5-day 1-5
621 Uclo P..tr. 2C 107 .... St. lal p .. $125,000
$265,000
$294,000 lfll Hetlofrope,5.A.
s..c1oy Ollly 1 ·S
# 13 I._ CO'NS. HI $365,000
I Silt McDerwiltt, F.V. SI 56,000
I 0971 FwtoRg. MT"""' $2lt,t00
•FEATURES THIS WEEIEHD•
WATEIFIONT CAPE. COD
Capffvaflllg twCMtory ..... wftlt lashnt
FAIULOUS TRIPLEX, NEWPORT
With • adclNl1 Y• c• be prM of!
OwHr offers flHlbl• ffl'ftt1. He•11
uclla11ge for waterfrORt property,
mco1H .-.. IR P• Sprift91w lenrty
Hills or Newport ••• or .for o •ete1
pow.ncl yacht! .s.bftlit yow offws for
low dow•payMHf and OWHr WUI
coHldtr. carrying tb Tnst Deed.
Prop•rtr conslsh of three 2 IMcl + dltt,
2 bath: 2 bed. 2 batla: & 2 bed. 2 ba.
wltll 1 VIEW and dtck. RecHtly
nct.cOrahd In Cllld Otlt. $475.000
VIEW OF WATER & UGHT5-POOL
A spaclCM1s, happy ad open-fMll•9
hotn• In DOYer 5'otH with valllhcl beaM
ctllh191 and coordlaated dtcor.
DtHglltful 4 lclrm homt with MCISttr
Mite. L8"gt pri•ah Indoor /Otlt6oor pool
Hd fa111lly roo"' to .nloy lnish
HfertainlllcJ, Yow VIEW Is ,_ ancfc by
day mid nfgllt. $355,000 Cllld you own
tht IClllCL
IEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT-VIEWS
FAIULOUS two bedrootW and dta
coado•.i-hw with loads of roo11t to
roa111 md.t11foy UYlng OM THE WATa.
Elf9CMHt cltcorahd with Mh 1 ors. •-
coorcA.ated tws, pNntation ...,..,,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! sweeping master bdrm plus child's retreat I
•d origlaal ct.slCJI' finplact. VIEWS OF
TWO IA YfROMTS. Secwtty, P'"ffgt
a•d best of all ••• a IOAT SLIP
crnllable for larger boat. $325,000
LIDO REALTY
OPEN HOUSES
OH THE WATElt
This beautifully d esigned
waterfront home has 4 lge. bdrms.,
maid's rm., 41h baths + 2 lovely
patios. The dock will accommodate
a 55 ft. boat; ideally located on
Lido's main channel. Owner will
consider installment sale; $625,000.
OPEN SUN. 1-5. 220 VIA LIDO
NORD.
UDO'S NEWEST
Lovely Lido Isle home, has just
become available; 3 bdrms., 2
baths; charming kitchen & brkfst.
area. Price includes plans for
second story addition. Well priced
at $235,000. OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5.
132 VIA TRIESTE
IAYCRIST
Lovely home, newly listed: has 3
bdrms., 2 baths, huge family/dining
rm., facing lovely back garden; all
thls + 2 frplcs. Has space for
RV /boat. Home is in immaculate
condition, with new carpeting
thruout. $185,000. OPEN SAT /SUN.
1·5. 2007 COMMODORE
IACI IAY
This lovely 4 bdrm., f amlly rm., 21h
baths, formal dining rm., is tn a
super location near all schools .&
shopping. Large Jot, lQvely trees.
Original owners have kept property
in immaculate condition! Many
added features make thil a fine
value at $214,500. OPEN SAT/SUN.
1~. 2012 FRANCISCO.
LIDO REALTY
HtaTy I Seller ls anxious.
847-6010
OP!N 1119•IISI UN10111 Nl(f' :!m ?~, ,' . .,, .. ,J,
THE REAL
ESTATERS
$56,900
Sharp, spacious fmly re-
sidence w /cheerful frplc 4' ma l arge room sizes
throout. Xlnt location.
Beautiful grounds create
perk like set.ting around
this immaculate
townbome. Better take a
look! 646-7711.
ll"fllela11
RE.U ESTATE
DUPLIXIS
· 2Ra41R
Ema t-ie lot IJ you own tll Great Jocatlon
near best ocean beach • tennia. Oll1y $119,5001
MIAIMEW s BR upper, 1 le den
lower; ~ blk. to Offan,
nr. shopping & best
ocean beach! '315,000
lnclud~
Huntlniton Beach
Ji.Nol; kweb' raideutlal =-~~~t.~ °""*" \ld. PrtC*S to 1111.a-.s.ooo ......, ....... .......
•'71-7060•
WOOD. GU.SS, FOREVER. VIEW
Located bttwet• bayfront .a•d
octClltfrold ..ct c.,.tnltnt to eYtt .........
Aft artistic 3-story tto.e of-MWMSS la
•d Ollf. Mov_. ~ght md roof for
... 1.,. $265,000
OM THE CAHAL with VIEW
Cot11phlely rtl'90clef.cl mid cMcorahd
.. .............. of wooclL Loctlhd Oii
.......... 111114 ~ .......
perfect for tM f_,ly to •ioy tile
private auoclaHoll .. of ...... c...ts.
pool, voll.yball and recreation hall
$235,000.
GUARDED GA TE COMMUNITY
111 Col"CIM del Mcr01 JCllMiM Cnefc. TMs
Wiftdrift MOCW Is wannfy «*orated 2
bchit, forMal ~ rOCNn mid ..._ Two
fireplaces. ....... ,.., lmcbcClpM ..ct
•HY decorator toeches. Use of •t exdusln cc u:m~ty faclNHes of .....,,
cOW'ft ..t po& $225,000
GIHMBY Ir PHCTIOH
ExdfilMJ thrff level COl"Mr CGltdootW•
'"-• wfflt 3 bedrOOM, .... f...lly roGlft
a•d dl•h•g roo•. ,rofeuloHlly
decorated 111 •let 9ood taste •d
IMIWH.W.. c.......... to l.ad. ...
hMl1 costs. $149.100.
ACIOSS TO MACH •
llAUTIAL dlcor .cl f*t fw ••••• .,... wMlt two 2 ............ .......
,_ two We-.. .., w.. ... vtiw.
Lower .._ ,.... t... barMc .... • ....... pec...,.,.1 ..... ,....
.,. ........... to lliHclLI s I 7 J,910.
STEPS TO llACH-4.IDO SANOS
Mo croasl•9 Ill• •l9llwey to rMc•
IM•tlflll OCMHAOMT! .. • 1eec1t
CH Jtf wftla pool md ..... s c ..... w ...... a~ -...d • 1111•3 ........................ ..., ............... ........,, .....
n•ndl1,...... Sllt,tOO.
Watnfroat
Ho•u
2633 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport~
6S1•1COO
Hnat"rn
It.es
Absolutely fantastic
P«tafut0. 3 Lr1. BR, 2~
8A. buae family room,
aep, c1Wn1. It sunken Ii V•
ln& room w/frplc.
Beautiful cond. + game1 room olf the awimmln1
pool. $167,500.
S• To Ocean Perfect home for the
c:asuaJ way of life. NewJ,y
painted in " out. 3 BR. 2 BA. bl& llvins & ramlJ,y room +community pool
& volleyball coun1.
$13.9,000. .
Prebafe Sale
Beautiful 3 BR. 2 BA
home. Huie livine room,
with frplc. Heavy shake
roof, 2 car garage, s hady
trees. Call tor dela~1 can close escrow in liU
days. A&king $78,500.
~rrie en ...... _
640..6600
PEHINSULA PT.
OPEN SUN. I ·5
1504 E. 0Cffll ll•cl
Large 6 bdrm., 4 bath
home, 1t.eps to beach; 2
bdrms. could be locked
oft It rented as 4 bdrm., 3
car garage. Pn ced at
S260.000
673-3663
A Vt.w For Mofhe.r!
From this high on a hill,
<.'Omplete with deck LR
and dining With 3 view Of
Catalina!! Large master bdrm, walk·in closet,
separate bath. Second
bdrm & bath below. Add
cedar walls to this
beamed ceiling for a
modem mother. Laguna
Beach. $1 lS,000.
400[.17 .. .. C.M.~-
DOLL HOUSE
$5.6.500
-S5.650Dwn.
Perfect starter, 3 BR
home, quiet s tree t,
owner will help create
financing. Ideal OP·
portun1ly , Hurry!
S4(}.99'l2
a&·~
San Clemente
Sboreclirfs 3Br, 2Ba
w /ocean & goll course view, covered patio,
$115,000.
MALOY
INVESTMENTS
. (714) 729-1129
WAl'BNOMT
CAPE COD
1Captivaling two-story
home w lt h Eastern
charm right on the water
with a boat slip that you
own. One of a klnd 4
bedroom and famlly
troom lo a private loca·
lion. Shown by appoint·
I mel\t. $365,000
~
FAIULOUS TllPUX
Wl1b an addreu you can
be proud ol! Owner of·
fen fiexible terms. He'U
exchange for waterfrobt
~.income uni&a In
: Palm Springs, Beverly
Hills or Newport .. or for 'a dieMl powered yachll •• aubmlt your offera far
low down payment. and 'O'W'ntr wm eomldet' car.o rylng the trusl deed.
Property con1lsta o
three 2 bdnn+den1 2
bath; 2 bdrm. 2 ba with
'VlEW and 2 bdrm, 2
bath . RcceuUy re· t decorated tn anct out sns.ooo
WATERFRONT HOMES
REAL!S1'AM 83M400
HOUSES FOR SAL!
J teROOM
708 Femleaf, Corona del Mar
644·1211 $135.SOO Sat/Sun l ·S
• 22842 La Ti go, Laguna Nlauel
495·1720 $89.SOO Sat/Sun 1 S
84055 Mazo Drive, Dana Point
493·8220 $89,500 Sat/Sun ll·G
19788 Sborecliff, HunUngton Bch
842·4466, eves 846·4938 Sa/S 1 ·S
1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach
646-3245 $115,000 _ Sat~Sun 1·5
498 Mountain Rd., Laguna Beach
644-7020 $163,900 Sunday 1·5
1935 G lenneyre, Laguna Beach
644-7020 $110,000 Sund~y 1·5
#5 Landfall Crt., Newport Bch
646· 7171 $119,500 S~t. 2·5
117 Via Yella (Lido Isle) N.B.
675-6000 $228,500 Sun l·S
2 la Ir FAM RM or DIN
14632 Beach (College Pk), Irv.
552-6161 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
18091 Mann St (Univ Park) Irv.
552·8243 $107 ,500 Swiday 12·4
31 La Serena, RJS, Irvine
640-8544 $127,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
10 Wild Goose Crt <Nwpt Crst) NB
642-1242 $128,950 Sat/Sun l·S
31 N. Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB
675-6000 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#4 RueChamonix <BigCyn)NB
644-9060 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
305LaJolla :pr, NptHts, NB .
· 646-5369 $142,500 Open Dally
1979 Port Nelson ~HVHomes> NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 12·5
1967 Port Chelsea <HV Homes) NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 12·5
2488 Copper CliffCt,LkFrst,ElToro
642-8235 $69,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
2103 Yacht Daphane, Seaview, CdM
675-3637 $229,000 Sat/Sun 9-2
65 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB
547.7044 $195,000 Sun 1·5
l IEDIOOM
12·5140516 Geneva, Hunt/g Bch
842·4466, eves 846-4938 SIS 1-5
192 Lexington Ln. Costa Mesa
545-5376 $61,950 Sat/Sun 12·4
2S92 Redlands, Back Bay, CM
646·1953 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3015 Cliff Dr (Npt Hts) N.B.
645-8207 $156,500 Sunday 1·6
994 Linden Pl., Costa Mesa
546·5605 $67,300 Sunday l·S
128 Harbor Island Rd., NewPOrt Bch
675-7661833-0610 Sat.1·5
5216 River, Newport Beach
631-6468 $122,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
25752 Ave Pedregal, SnJnCap
493-7041 Sat&Sun
1521 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach
645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
5401 Bruce Cres. (Lido Sands)N.B.
645-1262 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
331 62nd St. <Newport Shores) NB
548-1290 $114,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
506 3Sth St., Newport Beach
645-2425 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
304 Otero, Bluffs, Newport Beach
631·1800 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
132 Via Trieste <Lido Isle) N.B.
673· 7300 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
428Colton (NwptSbres) N.8.
675-6000 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
226 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar
759-0811 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1038 Sea (HVHills > CdM
675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4515 Hampden (Cameo Shrs) CdM
675-6000 $210,000 Sat/Sun l·S
315 Amethyst, Balboa Island
673·6900 $23.5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
207 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
5308 River, Newport Beach
642-3338 Sat/Sunday 1·5
107 "A" St., Balboa Peninsula
631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1396 Ten-ace Way, Laguna Beach
494.9473 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2963 Quedada <Bluffs), Newport Bch
· 644-4394 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1968 Vista Caudel, Bluffs, Nwpt Bch
644· 7020 $159,500 Sunday 1·5
5571 Selkirk Dr, Calif.Classics,HB
846-4177 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3101 Gibralter, Costa Mesa
646-TI71 $86,900 Sun 1·5
2038 Aliso, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $119,000 Sa 1-5/Sn 1·4
2378 Westminster, Costa Mesa
646·7171 $89,950 Sun 1·5
478 Esther (Eastside) Costa Mesa
642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5
173 McAuley, Laguna Beach
644-7020 $222,so'o Sunday 1·5
*14241 Mendocino <Colony) Irv.
551·1424 $87,000 Sat/Sun l·S
4807 SWTey, Cameo-Uglmls, CdM
675-SSU , Sundayl·S
•689 Vista Bonita, BlUffs, N.B.
640·9900 $132,900 Sat/Sun 2
403 I ris <Old CdM) CdM
675-6000 $158,000 • SUD 1·5
1507 Santanella Terr (Irv Ter ) CdM
675-6000 $178 500 Sun 1·5
19393 Sferra Belfo <Turtleroclr> Irv
752·6488 $109,500 Swiday l ·S
501 Carnation, Corona del Mar
673-4400 Sun. l ·S
600 E. 15th St., Newport Beach
645-6659/646-3679 Sun.12-5
2&13 La Ventana, San Clemente
t93-8812 $139,500 Sunday l·S
22' VlaEboli (Lido Isle) NB
675-6000 $238,500 Sun 1·5
217 Via Firen7.e (Lido Isle) NB
675-6000 $220,000 Sun 1·5 * 1855 Illlnois, Meaa Verde, CM ~·9'91 $851900 Sunday JM
1435 Skyline Drive, Laguna Bch
M•-6200 $345,000 Sun. 1..$
•Z39 Milford Dr., Corona clel Mar
645-7221 $219,950 Sun IN
3 la.& GUUT MOUSI
• 1822 Buttonsbell (Baycrest> NB
642-.5200 $208.000 satjSua 1.5.
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llMtlf. 4 IR Ii-FAM RM or DEN
l II &-FAM RM or DEH 8462 Hazelwood, Westminster
2006 Prt. Albans Cir., Nwpt Beach 848-1511 $129,900 Sat/Sun 12:30·5
640-0847 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 19441 Sierra Mia Rd,Trtlrk,Irv.
1114 White Sails Way, CdM 833·8.516 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 759-9448 644-2641 Sat/Sun l·S 11 U · p k lr 18152 De~berry Wy, Univ Prk. 17912 Ange · ntv r ' v. 552-7912 $106,000 Sa 12·5/Sn 12J3 Irvine • 1508 Dover Dr., Newport Beach 552-8401 $110,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 $158,900 Sat/~un 1.:5
•2517 Westminster Ave., C.M. 29482 Via Valverde, Laguna Niguel
642-0369 $87,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 546-5605 $96,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•246 Joann (College Pk) C.M. l830 Prt. Barrnouth tHrbr Vu ) N.B.
645-7461 $87,200 . Sat/Sun 12·5 644·0614 $18.5,400 Sat/Sun 1·5
2517 Westminster <E!Side) CM 8512 Palermo, Huntington Bch
631·2026 $89,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 751.3773 $123,500 Sun 12·5
2501 Harbor View <HVH) CdM • •34 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
646-7414 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 752-5752 $298.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3362 Fuchsia St. (Greenbrook), CM 3907 Inlet Isle <Hbr Vu) N.B.
540-0084 $102,000 Sa/Sunnoon-5 675.3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•9102 Mabalo,Npt West,H.B. 873 Sandcastle Dr. <Hbr Vu) N.B.
675·6741 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-3411 $219,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3830 Key Bay Dr. (HVHills) CdM 32 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar
644·0322 $197,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 675-3411 $284,000 Sat/Sun l·S
5771 Oakley Terr. <Turtlerock) Irv 21812 Starfire Ln., Hunt'g Bch
833-9293 $193,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 963·4867 $120,900 Sat/Sun
1501 Lincoln Ln. <Baycrest) N.B. 1915 Mariners Dr. <Westcliff} N.B.
759-0811 $192,000 Sun. 1·5 6 9 o $195 000 S t/S 1 5 30 2007 Commodore (Baycrest) N.B. • 44·4 1 ' a un · : 4501 Surrey Dr. (Cameo Hlds) CdM 673-7300 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 644-4910 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30
••1915 Bayside Drive, CdM 1601 Lincoln Ln. <Baycrest) N.B.
631-1800 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 759-0811 $269,500 Sun. 1·5
793 Bolsana, Laguna Beach 967 Junipero. Mesa del Mar. CM
497-2421 $256,000 Sunday 10·2 556-2660 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•362 E. Magnolia <E /Side) CM • 1750 S~lark (Ba~rest} N _
M6·3245 $84,000--Sat../Sun~ 675·6000-$215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Rue Grand Vallee CBigCyn) NB * 10361 Monitor prive, Hunt'g Bcb
673-4400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 962-5327 Sat/Sun 10-4
•1927 Santiago <Baycrest) N.B. •2245 lrvine Ave., Newport Beach
673-4400 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 640·7000 $172.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
978 Trabuco, Costa Mesa 2110 Yacht Mischief (Sea vu) NB
540-3666 $94,000 Sat/Sun 1 675-6000 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•6855 Swarthmore, Anaheim 2012 Francisco <Back Bay) N.B.
540-3666 $195,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-7300 $214,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
12251 Janet, Garden Grove 15839 McDermitt, Fountain Valley
540-3666 $75,000 Sunday 1·5 631-1400 $156,000 Sunday 1-5
1827 Mariners Dr., Newport Bch .. •#13 Balboa Coves, N.B.
540-3666 $153,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 631·1400 $365,000 Sunday 1·5
6 Rue Valbonne <Big Cyn) NB •4519Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-6200 $319,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 673·7040 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
2431 Port Whitby (HV Homes) NB 255 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 646-7171 $96,000 Sat. 1-4
3253 Washington, Costa Mesa ••514 38th St., Newport Beach
546-2313 $83,900 Sa 2-5/Sun l·5 646·7171 $355,000 Sat l·S
291 Princeton, Costa Mesa 428 VlstaSuerte, Newport Beach
546·2313 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 646·7171 $125,000 Sat. 2·5
3351 Marigold, Costa Mesa •2527 Bunya (E/Bluff) N.B.
546-2313 $113,500 Sun 1·5 675·S4ll $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .
1500 Cornwall <Westclif!) NB 2901 Catalpa (Eastbluff} N.B.
642·8235 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 GA0-1108 $154 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4714 Cortland, Cam.H'lnds, CdM 3305 Alabama Cir. M.Verde.CM
644-6200 $167,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 644.1211 $112,000 Sunday 2·6
10049 San Juan, Fountain Valley 1915 Windward (Baycrest> N.B.
963-7881 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-823.5 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
168 Virginia, Costa Mesa •2242 Heather Lane, Newport Bch
646-7171 $110.000 Sat.14 642-8235 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
4102 Brisbane <Univ Park) Irv. 2032 Cleveland, Costa Mesa
631·1400 $94,950 Sunday 1·5 546·2313 $82,500 Sun 1·5
#19 Shoal, Jasmine Creek, CdM 201 Wake Forest, Costa Mesa
644-1156 Sat &Sunday 1·5 546-2313 $81,500 Sa 12·4/S 1·5
382 Vista Baya <Back Bay) NB 3112 Van Buren, Costa Mesa
646-7711 Sat/Sunl·S 546-2313 $78,500 Sat.1-5
-#2 Woodpine Dr. <Woodbridge) Irv. 16671 Apple Ln., Fountain Valley
559·8239 Sat/Sun 540·3666 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14352 Matisse (Colony) Irvine 21 caraway, Woodbridge, Irvine
752-1700 $87,500 Sat.1-5 640-9900 $107 900 Sat 1·4
•401 Kings Pl., Newport Beach 975 Paularino, Mesa North. C.M.
752-1700 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 556-2660 $94,900 Sunday 1·5
909 Tiller Way (HVH), CdM 53 Bethany, Turtle Rock, Irv.
64-0-5307 -Sun aJI day 640-9900 $132,000 Sat7Sun 1-5
•4962 Lori Ann <Calif. Hms) Irv. 400 Santa Ana Ave .• Nwpt Beach 552-~ $87,900 Sunday 1·5 955-1920 Sat/Sun 1·5
l713 Iowa St. <Mesa Verde) C.M. 14632 Oak (College Prk. ), Irv.
540·7610 $97,500 Sun l·S 752·1700 $115,900 Sun 12·4
2527 Buckeye (Eastbluff) Npt. Bch IH4 Rippling Stream, Trtlrck.Irv.
644-ll33 $197,500 Sun 1·5 551-4741 $189,500 Sunday 1·5
410 Vista Roma <Bluffs) NB •3023 Warren Ln., Costa Mesa
675-6000 $121,500 Sun 1·5 741-2283 $86,900 Sun. 12·5
1800 Antigua <Baycrest) NB 23841 Pinafore Cr., Laguna Niguel
642-823.S $299,500 Sun. 1·5 495-1720 $164,500 Sun 11·1
615 Rockford, CamH'lnds,CdM 25411 Monte Verde, Laguna Niguel
644·6200 $210,000 Sun. l·S 495-1720 $99,500 Sun 1-5 * •324 Morning Star, DvrShrs,NB
642·8235 $449,500 Sun. l·S
1955 San Remo Dr., Laguna Beach
494-9421 $235,000 Sunday 1·5
4 IEDROOM
3324t Christina <T·bird) DanaPt
493·2440 $88,500 Sat/Sun 12-S * •704 Bayfront (Balboa lsl. > N.B.
644-9060 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . * 12622 Barrett Ln., Tustin
673-8550 $170,000 Sun. 1·5
329 Colton, Npt Shrs, Nwpt Beach
644-7020 $169;.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 911 S Figueroa, O)anta Ana
540.3666 $66,SOO Sat/Sun 1
1933 Meyer P lace, Costa Mesa .
540-3666 $83,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
269 E. Bay St. (Eastside) C.M.
646-7711 $89,900 Sat/Sun l·S
19701 Constellation, Hunt. Bch.
675-67'1 Sunday 1-S
4833 Cortland, 'CamH'lnds, CdM
673-7286 Sunday 1-S
#7 Creekside <Turtlerock) Jrvine
552-7500 $171,900 Sun, l ·S
3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa
754-1202 •.ooo Sun. 10-s
20372 BayVlew Ave (Back Bay) NB
754-1202 $129,000 Sunday 1-S 852 Santiago, Costa Mesa
(714) 527-0020 Sun l ·S
1033 Parkhill Dr. Costa Mesa
S4Q..1'7m $110,000 Sun 1·5
1724 Port Margate, Newport Beach
644-4135 $179,900 Sunday l ·S
19291 Pismo Lane. Hunt'g Beach
557·4088 Sunday 12·5
17571 Newark Circ,Clvrdle,Irv.
552·7500 $92,000 Sun. 12:30-4:30
•975 Denver, Mesa No., Costa Mesa
545-9491 $115,000 Sunday l ·S
2807 Catalpa <Eastbluff) NB
644-6200 $179,900 Sun. 1-5
2226 Port Carlisle <HVHomes) NB
642-8235 Sun. l ·S * 1615 Ruth Lane, Newport Beach
642·8235 Sun. 2·5 * •2482 Bayshore Dr., Byshrs. NB
642·8235 $460,000 Sun. l ·S
•2221 Francisco, Newport Bch
642-8235 Sun.1.S 2806 Deegan, Santa Ana
540-1720 $112,900 Sun. l ·S
•975 Trenton (Mesa Woods) CM
962·4454 Sun. 1·5
S llDROOM
2423 Andover, Costa Mesa
644-7020 $109,SOO Sunday 1·5
* •220 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle> NB
673·7300 t625.ooo Sun.1-s
•1911 Hellotrope. Santa Ana
631·1400 *29f..ooo Sat/Sunt-s
632 West18th Street, Costa Mesa
644·7020 $122.500 Sunday 1·5
* •112 Via Udo Nord (Lido I.slc)NB
8'2·5000 $500,000 Sun. t ·S
5 II & FAM IM or DIM
460 Mendoza CCorona Hlnds) CdM
675-6000 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
22 Cypress Point Ln., Big Cyn, NB
631-1800 $495,000 Sundayl-5
109 Furlong, No. 1'ustin
631-1400 $239,900 Sunday l·S
3922 Hendrix, Irvine
646·7171 $125,000 Sun 1·5
1803 Boa Vista Cir,MVerde,CM
545-1476 $149,900 Sat/Sun 11·5
•4111 Belevedere, Greentree, Irv.
752-7315 $119,950 Sunday 1-5
17542 Luther <Culverdale) Irv.
552-7500 $114,000 Sun. 12:30-4:30
10 Hermitage <Big Canyon) NB
644·6200 $399,000 Sun. 1·5
2078 Phalaros}e Ct., Mesa v .. CM
546·4141 $141,900 Sun. 1-..s
1075 Corona Lane, Costa Mesa
556·2660 Sl 10,000 Sun 12·4
I 6 IEDROOM
1504 E . Ocean Blvd,Pen.Pt..NB
673·366.1 S260.000 Sun. 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I IEDROOM
• • • 17080 BluestrLn.Hnt.Hbr.
556-2660 $109,500 Sunday 12·5
2 IEDROOM
•3~ Sea Island Dr. <Big Cyn) N.B.
644-4910 $140,000 Sun. 1-5:30
19 Aries Ct. (Newport Crest) NB
759-0811 $107,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
llll S. Coast Dr. #101, C.M.
646·3245 $78,900 Sat/Sun l
31642 W. Nine, Glf Crs. Lag. Nig.
494·2248 $81,500 Sun 1·5
2 II & FAM RM CM' D&I
.. •621 Lido Park, 2C, Nwpt Beach
631 -1400 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l IEDROOM
19101 Flagship Circle, Hntg Bch
-IIT/89Z-3084 ,213'"/598-8614 ."""'SP-17.Q-S ..... 1 .... :5,_
633 Skyview, Brookview, Irvme
752-7315 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
194 Lexington Ln .. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $64,950 Sun 1·5
8766 G-404 Tulare Dr. Lndmrk.HB
549-834 1, 960-2772 Sun. 12
3 11·&-FAM RM or DEN
#31 Silverwood, Deerfield, Irv.
752-7315 $83,500 Sat/Sun l
361 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa
838·4921 $82,000 Sunday 2·5
•2128 Vista Laredo (Bluffs ) N.B.
644-8333 $152,500 Sat/Sun l·S
4 IEOROOM
359 Vista Madera <The Bluffs) NB
673-4400 $159,500 Sun. 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
7 Sweetwater (Trtlrk Glen) Ir\'.
675·341l $148,750 Sat~un 1·5
40 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn ) NB
675·34ll $149.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
32 Sea Island Dr. <Big Cyn) NB
675-3411 $192,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5062 Alder (The Terrace) Irvine
640· 7000 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1
17121 McFadden #14, Tustin
752·1700 $.53,900 Sat. 1·5
2 IR & FAM-RM or D&I
#2 Lago Soud <RSJ) Irvine
675-3411 $135,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
3 IEDROOM
#42 Seabird Crt (W. end 19th) NB
548-7177 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
#34 Arboles <Rancho San Ju.> Irv.
752-1700 $134,000 Sat/Sun 10-3
•23392 El Raposa. Laguna Hills
830·0432 $64,500 Sun 11-4
l IR & FAM RM or DEN ~6 Redwood Tree (Univ. Prk), Irv.
545.9491 $113,900 Sat/Sun l·S
5 IJt & FAM RM or DEN
512 Ventaja, Bluffs, Newport Bcb
752-1700 $174,500 Sat. 1·5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
3 IR & I IR
718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
631-1800 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 U & I IR
432·432Y.:i DahUa, Corona del Mar
673-8494 $155,000 Sun. l ·S
2 IR·&-FAM RM or D&I
& 2 IR
703-703lh Carnation (Old CdM) CdM
615·6000 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
l U Ir I U
319 Diamond, Balboa Island
. 673-6900 $339,000 Sat/Sun l·S
l 1R&211
429·429Y.a Carnation, CdX
644-4848 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
429 Goldenrod, CdM
675-6299 Sat/Sun 12·4
1 .a.a.z 11t •
PAM IM_. D ..
603 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
67S·5'128 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
3 U'S IACM
510 Avocado, Corona del Mar
675-5511 ' Sunday l ·S
411&J.a
910 W. Balboa Blvd.<Penln.), N.B.
675-0700 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
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OTHER PROPEmEs
TURTUROCK HIGHLAHDS -New Lusk
Home. Beautiful view from tbis 2
story, 4 txlrm McGregor model. Close
to schools. parks. with homeowner's
recreational facilities. Available in
August.
HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bdrm.
family room. great ocean view. New
carpets & paint ins ide, just waiting for
you to move in .
HARBOR VIEW Highly upgraded 3
bdrm. den , fami ly room home
featuring exquisite jacuzzi surrounded
by lus h green landscaping. Plenty of
privacy.
JASMINE CREa< -Beaut. 2 BR. den.
guarded g~te. pool, jacuzzi, tennis
courts, prof lndscpng, $800 per mo.
675·3411
L U S K \ii R L~ A L T Y
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DUPLEXES FOR SALE
4 Ill & J IR
121 33rd St .. Newport Beach
540·1151 $189.500 Sun. 1·5
TRIPLEXES FOR SALE
3-Z IR'S
181 Merrill Place (Eastside) CM
642·4758 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1·4
FOURPLEX
FOR SALE
311t&J -~ .. .,
1546 Cori~inder Or, Mesa V.,CM
546·~ Sat/Sun 1·5
2 OH A LOT
2212 Laurel Pince, Newport Bch
645·1103 $128,000 both S/S l ·S,
HOUSE FOR LEASE
J ... OOM
#23 Rue Cannes <Blg Cyn l N.B.
759·-0811 $1250 mo. Sun l ·S
SIA llEIUS
•.• and the smell of salt air! It's only
a short stroll to your private beach
from lb.is cozy canyonside home in
plush Cameo Shores. From the
terrace, in the evening, you can watch
the sunset behind Catalina. What a
beautiful spot , & priced right at
$249,500. See 207 MILFORD DR.
OPEN SAT/SUN.1·5
FORE!!l
Just a 3 wood & a 9 iron from the Big
Canyon Country C lubhouse in
exclusive Big Canyon. A truly
spectacular Deane townhouse with
ceilings over 2-stor;ies high & a mstr.
bdrm. suite so blg you must see it lo
believe it! The pool creates an"'
atmosphere of elegance, as it runs the
length of the lot. And, of course,
there's the famous Deane designed
kitchen with counter to the patio.
Attractively priced at $425,000. #14
Rue Grand Vallee, OPEN SAT/SUN.
1·5.
IN A HURRY? CAN'T DECIDE?
Then lease. We have several choice
rentals including a new 3 bdrm. home.
just 2 doors from Big Corona. Call for
details.
EXPERIENCE PAYS
... and costs no more. Harbor Realty
was founded in Newport Beach 34
year s ago. •'Let our experience work
for you".
673-4400
GNeral 1 ootGeMt'GI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ALMOST NEW
W /AN OCEAN VIEW
$159,900
3 BR & l BR duplex. Built.ins,
carpeting, drapes, & all that stuff.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$109,500
3 BR home in xlnt. a rea. Hardwood
floors, wall-to-wall carpeting, buill·in
range & oven. Recently re-roofed &
re-stuccoed. Access & room for boat &
trailer + big double garage.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 N~wport llvd. comer 30th
BY OWNER
OCEAN VIEW
3 bdrm, H~ ba, basement + storage.
Excellent condition. Ideal location.
Room for expansion. Last week at this
price! Buy before listed and save!
'> $156,500
Open Saturday & Smday 1-6
3015 CUff Dr, Newport leach
.~ ...... ~
* FOREVER VIEW!
Only once every 5 yrs or so, does
s uch a magnificent, s uper view
home come on the market. A seven
i r on shot Crom water s edge,
overlooking boats, night lights, on
the best Dover Shores location.
Large & spacious 3·BR 's, SY.I-BA 's,
fam·rm. formal dining on the view.
Land included at $389,500. Tr uly,
one of a kind. Call now for the first
opportunity to purchase.
* JASMINE CREEK
A beautifully coordinated 3-BR,
famlly room 4'Moonreat ", with soaring ceilings & dramatic
balcony. St.tMy, bright & cheery
end unit on one of the la rie•t. atreet·to-8 treet Jots. extensl vely
landscaped. Open today l·S PM.
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TAYLOR CO.
IU::\LTUl\S ~11111· l ~l lti
WISTCUFF-$195,000 PH
Immaculate 4 BR & family rm home
with 2 fireplaces. 100% Redecorated
for luxurious comfort. For someone
who appreciates the T.L.C. given &
convenience to shopping & schools. Br-
ing the children, they will love it.
Owner moving out of state.
19 15 MARIHERS DR. . 'SUN. 1-5:30
HUMTIHGTOM HAltlOUlt $399,500
Beautifully decorated 4 bedrm
waterfront home with dock for up to 55'
boat. Glass walled cantilevered con· crete deck on water side. Perfection
thruout. Sort colors. marble frplc, wet
bar. Home of famous Christmas Cruise
of Lights!
CAMEO HIGHLANDS $175,500
Lovely view of the ocean from this de-
lightful 4 BR & family rm home.
Formal dining, cathedral ceiling,
bonus rm. Nice quiet area for you & the
children. Lge enclosed courtyd for en-
tertaining. Private beaches.
450 I SURREY DR. SUM 1-5:30
HAUoa VIEW -SZ39.000
Ocean & sunset view! Warm & inviting
e n trance w /atrium. Meticulously
maintained 4 bdrm home with spacious
living rm & a huge recreation rm.
Beautiful carpeting & wallpapers. A
great close-in convenient location. 5
Minutes to Fashion Island.
llG CYN NEW TOWNHOME$140,000
Leisure living in this delightful new
townhome. Expansive living rm with
fireplc, formal dining with wet bat. 2
-Bedt ms, 2 baths, wn:ie balcony makes -
charming outdoor sitting rm. Pool. ten·
nis courts, security gate.
38 SEA-ISL.AHO DRJVE SUM 1-5:30
(off Ford Rd. & Jamboree)
llG CYM TOWMHOME FOR LLt.$1
Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom & den
"Pinehurst" model. 2'h Bath-s, dining
room, wet bar, & upgraded cptng. Ten-
nis els, pool, &jacuzzi. Ask $750.
<See Broker at 38 Sea Island Dr.)
ILU~S CONDOMINIUM
Splendid greenbelt view! 2 Master
bedrm suites, pan e l led den
w/fireplace. formal dinin~ rm. 2112
baths. customized w I air-conditioning
for elegant living. $170,000 incl land.
~EAMFaOMT COMD0~4,900
in beautiful Kauai! Adjacent to 27 hole
golf course. Priva~ airport. Lot.s of fun
-great investment. Gro.5s income
Mar. $1,421. Trade? Call for info.
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
21 I I S-Joaquf" Hills Road
NEWPORT CEHTEI, N.I. 644-491 0
1002'G._ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN SAT /SUN. I ·5
3830 KEY IA Y DRIVE
HARIOR VIEW HILLS
A charming, bright & sunny 3 bdrm. + family rm. Lusk Sausalito, on a
large, comer lot. Fee land. Decorator
draperies, shutters, carpeting &
wallpapers, in soft colors. Large, well
planted rear yard with lattice covered
terrace. Very private outdoor living.
$197,.500.
EILEEN HUDSON
REALTOR 644-0322
PVT. FAMILY ESTATE IN IEACH
CITY OHLY MINUTES FROM t4EWPOltT
5 Sep. BR, 4 BA in main .hsc, 2 BR
+living area in guest hse. Pool area &
sum mer hse, incld 'g jacuzzi, wine
cellar. playroom, library & muc h,
much more! Truly a unique hm.
Brochure avail. 216 Crest Ave., H.B.
Priced at $525,000. Offered by:
Mike ScNon-. RMltor 17141673-5311
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AT THE COYE, 1 TO 5
1030 BAYSIDE COVE EAST. Just
listed ! Highly upgraded 1-bd.rm.,
con vertible den, wltb the great
PLUS ••. 30 !t. boat slip ! $219,500
1033 BAYSIDE COVE EAST. Rare,
dra matic, tri-level on the WATER!
2 Bdrms.. 2th baths, decorated in
lovely earth tones. $328,000
1014 BAYSIDE COVE E AST .
Superbly focated, l ·b d rm ••
C onvertib le den, l~ b1~b 1.
P ee.k ·a·boo view from 2-levela.
$22;9.500
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Leaat coet ot comparable
unit lo complex. Most
value In locatlon, quiet &
secure. Super 2 bdrm, 2
bath, separai.e diniDg +
breakfast apace in
kJtchen. Washer/dryer/·
relri& inc. Security eate
+pool, large clubhouse.
A must to see, Sat/Sun
1·5. 1111 S. Coast. Dr.,
#ElOl, ofC Fairview, CM.
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67S.3637
G.H. Robert.son Realtor
Corona del Mar
BLUFF LOT
l''abulous one of a le ind
OCEAN VIE W LOT.
Panoramic views of
beach, harbor entrance
and all those spectacular
sunsets. Hear the pound·
111g surf and enjoy a park
as your backyard for
$.U'),000. C311752-1920
A QUAIL
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MIHl-RAHCH 31R
VA NO DOWN-$63,900.
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HORSES-POOL-31R-'I'• ACU -· Picturesque country Ii ving, extra
large living room and den plus
fireplace in each. Huge family room
w/wet bar. Spacious ranch kitchen.
Three super size bedrooms. Clear blue
pool. Barn, tack room and corrals.
Need we say rnore--$170,000.
CANYON & OCEAN VIEWS!
Picturesque 3 bedroom -two level
home in Old Corona del Mart Quiet street' & wrought lrOn _gated entry.
Mantled stone fi replace plus large
VIEW living room. Gou r m et•s
kitchen. Step down master wing hosts
private den! There's more -2 view
bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever
view -deck over canyon & ocean!
Private walkway to sand & water.
Hurry to see!
MESA VEIDE POOL & JACUUI
Get ready for summer days a nd
r elaxing nighl.s in your own pool and
jacuzzi. Also included in the price of
$139,900 are four bedrooms, three
baths, family room and formal dining
room. Call for details.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
Corona del Mar du~lex just reduced to
$175,000. 3 bedroom plus 2 bedroom &
den. Great income! Anxious seller.
P lease call for appointment.
673-8550
ll~RGUU"1. CO.OMA DIL MAI
-~,_ THE REAL
ESTATERS
Swee~ drive. Lar e --""""4-'· ... _...,_ __ --1'°8~---•
rarJU y St liv10g room. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• beamed ceilings. Coun·
try k1t.chen & dining ---------------room. Wall of glass view
ol covered pavilion and
lush grounds aw:round
this m i n i ranc h .
Separate win& for
hideaway master suite &
childrens q uarters.
Hurry for t his unique
bargain! 963-7881
HEWPORTl~CH
WATERFRONT
Coles worthy & Co.
~b~IDO-..!T IAL •tNVbrn~N I Rt;AL t;HAT(;
2S4S EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH. CA.
MG-0020
CREAM PUFF
Harbor View Homes, snappy sharp! 2
Bdrm. & convert. den. Heavy shake
roof; new paint in & out! Lge. patio
w /ample concrete & used brick
planters. No lease land. Best value in
area. S139,500! • ' HOME
$250,000
Not a condo, but a r eal
three bedroom, three
bath home with a 40 foot
boat slip at your front
door. Owner leavio1
GORGEOUS GREEMIELT ! Very desirable 3 bdrm., 21h baths. .
with snug family rm. In The Bluffs.
Quiet & secluded, twin pati0$, 2 frplcs .
$164,900
area. 752-1920 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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PLACE
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5 PLUS POOL 41R + POOL
Lie btfi pool home in one S6l 500 ol our most sought after • NEB>S PAIMT! areas. Newly crpted Family sized livinl
So bring your paint brush thruout. 5 bdrms plus room. gourmet kitchen,
and Save, Save, Save bonus rm, plus !mly rm winding stairs to large
with UUs 3Bdrm, step· plus formal din rm! Just master suite. Beautiful
save kitchen, fami ly listed. Only $l29.900. decorated garden home
area, massive brick 646-Till with plush carpeting.
fireplace. RV access, · Call963-6767
quiet cul-de-sac. Sur-[o i\'fiifoJjijfJ:j 0<1N1119 ·HHUNKl"'~'·
rounded by $100,00-0 . -"·-·-------, {a-I ~~a~~~~n~ons:r1i~: Real Estate ,"oo··~i lflft;lj;J
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640-71JZ
BACKIAY
CHARMER
Spacious 3 bdrm plus.
rreshl1 _painted l v lY f ml.)'
home r.n thU btfi, quiet
delllrable nelgbborlM>od.
Seldom ia ~re a home
this well priced in an
area or· this quality. In·
quire today. 646-7711.
DOU.HOUSE
3 Bdrm p lue l amily
room. 12.950. to qualllled
bl&)'er. Seller will P•1 llCIOO. ot buyers cost. Call
for details.
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Sat•day°"'Y ~25 De.AMo llcrys;•• HI 5'7 .too
Dphr 620 Acada. CdM $1'9.000
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RRST NEWPORT HOTEL
$235,000 $l3t.ooo
OH·of .. ·kl•d property lfl f.testlc
locatfOll wftt. ton.er VIEW OF IAY &
OCEAM. Located oa 3'12 lots wl ..
H•IHns poufblltfn fw ,............_
or dHM,.a111t. Walk to..,.. HACH.
Call for. detalls o" this HCIHl•e
prc>pftty. $615, 000
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SAN DIEGO /CORONADO * LUXUIY MARINA *
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Lovely new ·home with 65 • on
wa~rfronl. Very Spanish w/red tiled
root, arched windows. Has 3 bdrms,
2!h baths & southern exposure with
breathtaking view.
$388,soo--
This .. Dream House'' is utterly
elegant. Luxurious master suite,
paneled den. Custom built with
sleeping quarters downstairs and
living area upstairs. Living room
looks down on channel. Southern
' facing patio. Absolutely beautiful
landscaping.
$345,000
· On quiet cul-de-sac, this brand new
home has 3 bdrms, 31h baths which
includes guest quarters with private
entrance. Charming upside-down
model with living quarters upstairs.
llas 71' on water.
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'288,500
MayleS...Dalfy
CORONADO CAYS llEAl.TY
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REALTORS
675-5511
JASMINE CREE«
EXCITIHG 0 PLAH IV". ,rofe11loeolly
dec oreted. be•11tlhl, two story -
catt..-. ceilhlg. fhrN bHrOOlft. faMffy
room, especially lorge patio flllly
IClltdsc:aped.
First re-sale of '?LAH 111" SIMGLE LEVB.
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patios -ewd •t.
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COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
25 IS E. Coaat Hwy .. COf'OM del Mw
675-5511
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OPEN HOUSES SUM. I to 5
15193 McDer1'1Wtt, All Vly
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$15',SOO
$2lt,900
coma CASUAL COMFORT
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block . to all recreetl•al fttdhHu.
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UNl9UE S,AHISH 2-story
O•htca•dl•g fa"'Uy •o"'• with 4
bedrOOMI,. fOl'1Mll cU..htg r--. .ct
b••tit•, tiled patio wit\ exceptlOllMi
fotlfttaiR. TWs ....._ 11 ~91'd for HM
ntertaitdng ._.,..cl Is a_. '"to
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ywd wttt. room for'"'-$I 56,500.
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6 llDIOOMS-..llMG FAMILY
AlftDst 1/J CICN .. M.,i.wood Estates
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HEW CASnERIDGE HOMIS
IN NORTH TUSTIN HILLS
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* * OPEN HOUSES ~*
WORTH SEEING!!
IMMACULATE. IM IAYCREST
Spacious & lovely 3 bdrm. home with
huge f amlly rm. The tasteful use of
s hutters lend to the charm & the
spacious patios complete the picture or comfort & relaxation! $192,000. See
Marge Wolfe, Sun. l·S. 1501 Lincoln
Lane.
ANOTHER-IA YCREST IEAUTY
Single story, over 3.000 sq. ft. of living
s p'\ce, with 4 bdrms., formal dining
rm .. family rm. & game room.
Spacious, covered patios. Lot 9lxll2,
room for pool +· play yard. $269,500.
See Dottie Austero. Sun. l·S. 1601
Lincoln Lane
IEST IUY IN NEWPORT CREST ,
Many upgrades -all on one floor -l
bdrms., 2 baths. Shows like a model.
Owner leaving area. Price only
$107,500. See Joan, Sat/Sun. 1·5. 19
Aries Court.
WHITE WATER VIEW
.•. Plus interes ting canyon view;
large custom built 3 bdrm., .3 bath
home, just steps to Corona Beach.
$325,000. See Joan Sat/Sun. 1-5. 226
Poppy, Corona de1 Mar.
llG CAMYOM LEASE
The charming & scarce 3 bdrm.
MONACO, with exceptional
panoramic golf course view. $1250
Monthly. See Muriel Barr, Sat/Sun.
l ·5. 23 Rue Cannes.
759-081 1
4r,O NEWl'OllT CEN1 l:H OlllVC 7!,9 0<'":11
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YA OR FHA CHOICE DU,LEX
572,000 Beautiful duplex with 4
N h bdrm. & 3 bdrm. unils.
C~tlO SHOllS
0PW SAT /sut* 1-6
~utlve oceaJl view
.Ute with • bdrms., 4
bat.ha, ramilY rm. "pool. Larfiest home l)OW .avail.
In the Shores. Xlnt
fiiwlcioe. $47$,000
4S ltCAMDEH
CA.MIO SHOltES
Panoramic ocean/Jetty
view + 3 bdrm., 3 balh&,
form. dining rm., fam.
rm. with frplc. & wet
bat; brldat. rm. 6 new
kitchen. Priced to sell!
IS)'"!flp't, $3Js;OOO -
CAMEO SHORES HJ&hl.Y up1raded ocean & ca.nyon view home with 3
bdrms, 2 baths & den. 3
Skylight.! Ideal for cou·
pie. with room for pool on
view aide. Priced t-0 sell.
By app't. $275,000.
Cameo Shores Specialist
l1ch llty 673-7040
JlBR VU HILLS SOUTH
CORONA DEL MAR
Executive hom e-
unrestricted view of
Catalina Island-air
coodilioned 3 bdrm-fam
rm-living rm-and din·
ang. Kitchen w /dining
a rea -large master
bdrm w/dresslng area. 2
baths-2"'3 car garage-
maintenance Cree lot-
HEW CUSTOM HOMI WITH IOHUS
Completed in Jan. for present owners.
Designed tor family living -4 .
Bedrooms & Den. Master Bedroom
has fireplace, separate dressing area
and jacuzzi. Large family room opens
onto patio. Kitchen would delight a
Chef. Island work area with sink and
gar/dis .. 2 ovens and 2 more sinks -
Loads of cupboards & counters. 4 car
garage with laundry area.
lonu1
2 bedroom apt with 1000 sq. ft.
Sundeck-Living/dining with great
kitchen. 'l'bere's-a 5th ·garage tor rhe-
apl.
OWNER WILL TRADE
2 unit income prop. Great loeation
Owner willing to trade for Newport o~
Costa Mesa property -Asking
$179,000. 702 Avocado.
GREAT VIEW
Ocean view li ving -2 bedroom, 2
bath plus den -Owner will trade or
assist in financing. $229,000. 2103
Yacht Daphane -Seaview.
Ope11 9 to 2 Sat JS-
G. H. ROIERTSOM, REALTOR
675-1617 j
2711 E. COAST HWY, CDM
many more amenities. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~ $285,000/owner. 644·2213. :;;.
* * * * Corona ct.I Mer 1022 leorono dtl Mer 1022
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DPLX -~ 1 ~yrs old, wood, glass.
38r, 38a + 2Br , 2Ba . So. !) l C'J 1j, m
of hwy, will carry 2nd. UJ Jar ur om
By owner $235,000.
675-6299
CAMEO HGHLNDS,
spectacular 180 degree
ocea n view . priv.
fireplaces, priv. patio
w/ftreplt. Top move·in
condition. $230.000 ancl.
land. 4833 Cortland Dr,
673-7286. Owner. Open
&anday 1-5.
The neatest, sweetest 2 bdrm., no
steps home with lots of light & air.
Super neighbors; large frplc .• newish
kitchen, plus a real back yard with
awn rees. mar , newts rm.
unil with s undeck, built-ins ,
peek-view; on artistic Goldenrod at
the foot bH~PPYJMOM~10AY
.. ~ownadd~ fjJ~ 673--849/i
2435 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del M•
C...clel Mor 1022·eon.ca.c1e1 Mar 1022 .............••........••.•••••. , ............ . eut 3 BR family ome. Jumbo loan commit.; re· P~ Buths, bulltins, adyforsummerrentals ;
fire P 1 ace I a\' 1 s h I Y across from proposed
landscaped. Nvar Mile park. Listed at S279.500 --------
Square Park. I A YFaONT
Ocec. H.t.or View
3/4 BR home w /a forever
.view, from glassed-in
breakfast rm, katch.., BR.
or lrg llv rm w/beam
ceilings & F IP. 1 BR
w/pvt entrance, used as
studio, ofc, guest rm?
Close to scbls. shopping.
Owner will finance for
qualified buyer. 2501
Harbor View. Agt, Bill
f'emandez, 646-7414
OLDE CORONA CHARM
432-432¥2 DAHLIA OPEN SUN. 1-5 .__ S3l·S800 ork 3-StDry bayfront. super ~~-~·~R.E.~Hetw~~~~l plush. with a ti-Oat for a _ 40 ft. boat; 3700 sq. fl. o{
LOVE AT
bidg., listed al t6()0,000.
JEfflRIERY
HALTOlt 675-9111 PUISI SICiHT
Owner bu moved, this i--------
tri·level cond~ behind So. tcAoa P'aniit1Mlo I 007
Coast Plaza is vacant & •••••••••••••••••••••••
priced lo i;ell Agt,3BR,2ba.,1'l blk.tobay . 5564175· NowS179,500!
--------• Marshall Rlty 675-4600
OFCHANNYIEW EL Lge. 3-sty. duplex w /vu. •
BR + 2 BR: close to 1325 BAYSIDE DR beach. Agent67S-6700 Cof'onadel Mat
1 BR. study, cstm decor, Caphtr.oleoch 1011
vacant. Open Sal 1-5. •••••••••••••••-••••••
$165,000. Fee! }; VIEW
RANCHO
SANJOAQUlN
Irvine •
#9 CERRITO -~ --
High beam celling, 2 BR, 34552 Cale PCllol'ftD
den. 2 BA. or. pool. Best Near new 3-bedroom
price" xlbL IOc. $120,000. home on large Jot.
FARRELL&CO PROP COUOFHEWPORT 759•1092 REALTORS
675-5511
CUSTOM VIEW
HOME
SPYGLASS HILL
Magnificent new colonial
style residence by Valen·
tine. Panoramic v1ew or
Newport & L.A. Basin.
Gated entry leads to
foyer w/elegant spiral
staircase .. and on to
superb master suite + 3
other BRs. Over 5000 sq.
Ct. of band crafted
artistry! 3 Wet bars.
paneled library. huge
family rm. + so much
more! <Z· l<>t J
Lynne \'alentine 644·6200
OPEN SAT /SUN. I ·5
603 Jumlne, extra large
duplex. Front, 3 BR. den,
3 ba .. wet bar Rear, 2
BR. den, 2'".i ba .. wet bar.
5265,000 Agt. 675-5726
Wood siding .& diamond paned
windows welcome you to this neat, 2
bdrm., 2 bath home. Studio unit for
mom or for income, super patio.
$155,000.
• ~OWi/ta <fd Jlfa1t fl~dieo. 673-8494
2435 E. Coa1t Hwy .. Corona ~ Mer
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BEAT THE INTEREST CRUNCH
25,.,,, Down & 9% interest on the
balance. In the bargain, get the nicest
duplex available today. 2 Bdrm. home + huge 2 bdrm .• 2 bath NEwtSH apt.
over 2 'car + storage garage. $159,500
MOTHER'S DA¥ SP.ICIAL
Secluded In Mt.C. Jerde
Only 8 years Hew
Am 1mpeachably majntained 2 story 4
Brdm, 3 bath home on quiet
cul.de-sac. Only l door from city park.
Lovely pool sized yard. Family living
at it's fio.est, offered al only $112,000. o,... s.., 2-6 n os ... ._ c1rc1e
Cal644-7211 for...,.
Jn NIGU Jn NILLL
l\1\11 fY I=. Bl\11 f V loo. f'i ASSOCIATES /'4 ASSl:lCIATlS
I 024 Co.ta Mffo 1024
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I Y OWNER Walk to park & So. Coas RXa UPPIA Plaia. 3 BR, 2 ba, fa m Needs some TENDER
rm. frplc. custm spa. LOVING CARE. Bring
$102 ooo Ph 540-"""·' paint & wallpaper. 3 --· -· ---""""---1 bdrms, great location.
Lovely 5Br, 2300 sq fl w /new roof & copper
Mesa Ven:le pool home, plumbing. Xlnt invest-
w J s t u d y $1 2 !I , 5 o o ment opportunity at only
545-3152 5',SOO. Ca II S4G-11S1
~HERITAGE • • REALTORS
MESAVE:ROE
Beauty, 3 BK. 2 ba
customized home. Lrg
formal din'g rm. ram nn. 3 frplc's, hu~e patio __ M_E_S_ .. _v_.:a_A_E __
w I firep1t, beaut lndscpd "' -front & back. l::l ec ..COL
garage door opener & home. 3 bdrms, fmly rm.
much more. $97,500. By this lovely home in a
owner. Open Sun. 1·5. qui et neig hborhood
.540-7610 s h o w s p r I d e o f
. ownership. Call l-Oday for Mesa VJlla condo, 2 bdrm, appt to see. OoJy $8S,900, 1 bath, sell or trade on 3 545-9-191
bdrm house. Owner.•!!'? ~. (~•t~. -~•llJfi
MESAVBDE
Bargain priced at only
$79.990. 3 large bdrms. 2
baths, big fam rm. Xlnt
location, walk to park.
schools. & shop. Hurry,
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
Real Estal.e
EXECUTIVE POOL
HOME
Btrl 2 story Colontal.
Park like gardens & pool.
• I riva . Lux-
unous 4 rm, m y rm
in Mesa Verde. Lge lot
for Easterners. A rare
<>PPortun1ty. Call today.
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Clow to leach
3 Bdrm h ome on beautiful tree -lined, _______ _
street. Only S67,300. Call RfDUCID
Del Larson at So. C Clllif R•afty 4 Br. 2 ba. formal dining,
546-5605 bnck frplc. corner lot.. 2
--------• <'Ur gar. 900 Dogwood.
Mesa del Mar By Owner S73,500. Phone 751·0774
Immaculate 4 bdrm. RV eves
storage, nr everything. Mesa Vl.'rde J BR, 2 ba.
$88,800 556·0054 l"R , 2 frp lc's, 3082
POOL/Eastside
Beaut J br, 2 ba. fom rm
Sa mo a Q u 1 c k s a 1 t•
$77,900. Ownr. 54().7998,
&'6-371»
w/frplc. New kilch, --0-P-EN_S_UN-l-"'
enclosed boat a ccess. " 2517 Westminster Ave. 345 E. Wilson St.
'87,900. Pb 646·9328 or This darllng East.side 3
5"8-MSl bdrm. l Ml ba beautiful 1---------1 country setting starter -
ltean
Breezes
Cool this Bucola built
home. 2 story, 4 bedroom
with dining, fa mily room
and fireplace. Lush !
$110,000. DKR. 540-1720
home or Telirement.
home only $79,500. Cen-
tury 21 Doyle Co.
Realtors, 548·1168.
FOR SALE BY OWNR
Moving out of state, need
to sell C.M. prop. two 4
BR homes, 1 E·side, 1 W·
side. $94,900 & $79,900.
'l'AABel I &10·6813
I •ll'IHIAa USTSIDE-YACANT
.. #I lit C .. fonlia" RB>UCED
Quiet tree·lined
GO FOR IT! neighborhood. Double
Nice 2 bdrm. & family fireplace warms living
nn. home with 2 frplcs .• 3 room & dining room, too!
car garage, guest unit, 3 spacious bedrooms.
RV parking; big R-2 beautiful hardwood
Newport Heights com er 11-0ors throughout. Don't.
lot. Only $92.~. Call wait. Call640-7171
6464463 OITN Ill 0 ••IS llJN 10 Ill NICI•
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Ir ACREAGE TOO!
SOUTH OF HWY. MESA VBDE HOME E.UTSIDE H>OL
HAPPY
MOTHH's04Y
645-9161
OPEN SAT /SUH 1·5 UNIVERSITY REALTY 673-651 O Immaculate. Lg 3BR, HOME 3 BR & den, lots Spaclous3 bdrm .. 3 baths 2ba, frplc. Just re· olxtras. Only $99,500.
Exquisite custom home + 2 bdrm., 2 bath duplex, modeled. $2000 under OPEN SAT /SUN 12·S
above ocean w /adjacent on one or Corona del market. 3107 Barbatos 2517 Westminster
Pac lot ror add''ta·o Mar 's best streets. ,. __ ...a_a M-1022 ,.~ ........ Mor 1022 77().aC,979-7267 Agent.8.11-2006 ! 2nd hm. A rare~.~~~ $215 ,000. 429·429't.l ~.= .. :;•••••••• ==·=·•••••••••••1---------1--=--------
For personal showing, CARNATION. *IY OWHER * call OPEH SUH. l ·S OJ?e~seH ~t\°s'. ff~~:o! 2 st«y w/6 bdrm11, l:i4 MES4 VEROE
VAU.EYREALTY 3Bdrm .. 2bath homeon Catalina to Palo• bLLglarnrm&divrm. DECUTIVEHOME
4tM977 731-6050 R·2 lot; live in front Verdes, pool, lrg lbr. nt scllls/abopping. Xlnt IYOWHIA
P"""CZ tt.501 CARNATION '"'llerWay •A"""""' Slngl • N I rri~" membersbipinM.V.C.C. '~~ while building a rear un ram rm. 21hba. PP. 909 cond. 185.000, 549-8007 Near t o and includes
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0 cstotcz ~ OftAMCiE COAST .. · .,...,...,_, er ew Y ma ""'· Large lot, many
" ~ 1 ~-~~-• If you have be.est ex· SZZ.000 FULL PRICE R!AL EST A TE ---..-.-""" eluded as homebuyers, beJ!utiluJ fruit trees. RV
2Br,1114 ba Mobile Horne . 644-4848 CharmlnlJ 3 br, lgo yard then call Jerry for a re· access. 2 story on quiet
with A/C and all ap· 4br3ba+den,executlve1~~~~~~~~ TWOHOUSU w/treet, b Jocks t o ~.Agenl..6"15·5981. .street.2973Java.Callfol" pUances Included Local-home. Fine$\ bluff view 1-Super view! 2 BR. each. schools Ii: huge green· appt. 545-7427. Prine.
ed in Adult Park. w/pool In So. Cal. $360,000. DUPLEX Very private! $395,000 belt. Close to shopping. 3 Br, 2 ba design~'s re· _onl.v_..:__· ------
&jacuul. Owner /Brkr (714 ) WATERFRONT ~.mo+oplfeeor sell modeled per sonal re· THISJS..A
754.JJOO 1_m_-57_oo ______ , South ot Hwy wilb guest Cet ready Tor summer! ~~~~· ::enpi!~ ~~;ct:.s-ao:'o~i:/ •?tt GOOD IUY
IY OWHEa uni~--111_ p--..&1 Spe(tacular bay views, appt. 752.291>4 Agt. or '*~ 2 b*"' t be, Rew
2 new custom homes in -•-,.,..,,.es slip, share pier; beaul. MWMll --------I prime Capistrano Bch S4t·Z467 teak & r o s cw o o d --------ctpfl. • pif, ..,. frpl, ~alisad•locaUoo.both' ________ features . 3 Bdrms .. 3 CoroRaclelM4r 1022Coronode1Mor 1022 l ·Z, ...W.. S7',9,0.
wJOclJ views on lg comer 1--7•08-Fa-H-LEA••,•• beths. separate maid's ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• Cal Cwt. 642·5554.
S .&'NJ·;&.'. , _. ~ .. _. , J ~t". 1-3 Br . 2 ~ Ba , quarters. Side & ocean Owrrr IA.ti ~ ~A A 1138,500. Ready now. Opet. 5-cloy 1·5 patios: laundry rm. & __ ..:.._..;:;_·----
HEIGHTS 4.Br, 2inea, w/14"20 hob· A beauU!ully updated 2 workroom. $.595,000 708 FraHLEAF By Own(r. 3 bdrm 2 ba,
b)' ahop area. $15S,OOO. bedroom cottage with MAURY STAUFFER A beautifully updated 2 bedroom covered patio. comer lot,
ONTHEGOtFCOURSE WllHo bd>, park &aho_p-gl~mlng hardwood 3G01 E.CslHwy, CdM cottage with cabinets gleaming RV access. Mesa North
-BJG2atory,Sbdrmex-plog.493-2190or493·66Sl noon and a fireplace. 673-5454 hardwood floors and frplc. Oak aarea. $79,500. 3123
ecuUve home. Loaded Oak Cabinets In kitchen. W3N. Cst Hwy, Laguna Coolidge Ave. 5'()..0033 wtt.h txtraa and antlq\le OWNER. Hear the Room to add 2nd unit.,._ ___ 497 .... -3388____ cabinets in kitchen. Room to add
charm. $112,000 . "Waves, 3 br, 2~ ba. Only Sl~SOO. •• 2nd unit. Only $135,500 MESA VEaOE
fUU.1A ••.&.LTY ocean,~· lwnbae, $475 CALL l"OR DETAILS OCEAN VIEW, spec· o-S.. 1·5 L2. beau fam hme. For ~ moor .... opt W/l00% re· 64 .. 7211 r·.. b I I el Cel 146-0I 14 .. __. tow:a-'-purcb•·e. .,. t.acular ocean & NeWpOt1 1 e. Y ownr n ov >' '"'"' n.i:J ... p .. 00 I , _ _. 1 .._ ua Me.a Verde on quiet cul· 152-2'00, 4"-7748 Harbor view. oof, wooc .. _. -_... de·HC, 2 blks fr gr 1chl le
IUYMO-... ,....__.,M_. 1_.2 ~~I• ' bdrms, 2 ba A customlted ~ bedroom, Stn&ll. n•rk. Bl• cncd back• .. •
11 --VA _,-1 thls thruOUl, Col1\p t ho • fl 1 tw :.I I ,,_ " #u AHOMITOO~YI ••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeled & updated s ory me w ove Y cour ,,aru. torchlld&peta.5Br(or4
j What alc•r iln could CHARMING Sbr1 2ba Euy maintenance 1 entry and a 3 car garage PLUS u +den), 2h0. w/lrt Uv
, anyone Jive than a +iuest bou.se. f'rpl, z '224,500. Interested • panoramic ocean and green rolling ~.':!~roar!•~~": 1~
·homo? What a way to petioll. R·2 lot. Prin only. ..w CdM DUPLEX ql)Jllified buYers only, By bills view. Reduced to $274,500. this ~00 eq ft bome.
• ape.n ncd the day; after $1S7,000. Owner,&40-'1030. eon.-stte! Completely owntr.494.fUQI. Courtea.y a•.toO. Ownr wtll take ~u!.-:'i!Z:':e::: OCIA .. VU.OWMB '91Urbishcd front wtit 2 _&o_real __ tors....;..... ____ , 60J C~TIOM 2nd TD. Or> bH S.t/Sun
an exc.11ait aeJtetlon ol a r...wuo bµya, Harbor Br with Crplc. Owner'• OM TMI CAHYOH T his stately home is a charmer. 2 u.s. l'6S &oa Vbt. Cir. nn. boOlea 1n loeaUoal vu. ab r, frpl, m111t aeo. ~vlnl quartert lncl\ldt• a a.ann1n.a mr, 2 frpll, Story, 2 bed.room plus f-.mfly room 1_545-;.;.;..;;;.14.;.;7':.;.' -----
from ~ cW Illar to &44-2641, '44·1722 1114 ~ ~;' ':f:J~"d open beam c ti n1s, w1tb a large troot yard. L1lr1e isr. ram rm, JBa, w/pool •
• tbo bllJa ol 1'•~ and a Wbtt& san1. Open t -5, I · · • J*Uae. Local.edOtl cbolc• • workshop, 2 car gar+nearly lSOO sq 111,200. co11ece Pk. prt~ raate to fit rnott Slt/81m. ......, .... boa Poppy St. $147.500. ft. or Uyr ...... apace. Only ••1.t•,000 M.emf213.Sf4"31L budlN. Our •t.•tl ta 00 1..;....-----~--• "95"' ••HJ '44·8133; ••4·9•H for ~ •-
da&Jalldaytoda1toiatb> IYOWMm2M 6Jr2311 Wo. ~ S•u ... l·I '°"' So ...... ~ .,. SPYGLASS MIU I
' llVIHITBtt: ., wnr. COl'W" oeean c• 644-7111 fer D•••·
Plta. I bat.Ill, femilY va lot. 5 8 3 be. JUChlf n.., flur-upper; f~e upsuded, f4U,OOO • .......... ooo. .,.1054
l'f&.$111 Ownu/all Want Ad Help? 543-587
red hill ...
, 11 6
1 • ( (\ r I
CON00-3Br. 2~1la. den,
f ncd COY patio. $82,000
361 Moote Vbtn. Agt,
UMS21/5'$-S126.
SH Mt TODAY
OPEN 1·5
8S2 Saollilf(O Meticulous family home settina io nice surround
~ br.,..2 ~. oe
drapea in lh rm & w...w-. h m.ster bdrm. Custom ·-··-,Oft hoc I 040 HMlilqon leach I 040
ahuUen -Summer run on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• • • • •••
either or 2 patJOS (l Jge RIDUCB> SSOOO
decked redwood>. RBAX&EMJOY 2-st.orypool home,Y.mi
Children t an walk to UFE I~ A io beach. Call for appt to
'15cbool. Price just re a-= ""CHW ""LJ( see. ()pen Sal/Sun 1·6. duce d b y a n x Io u s ~ ~ 9102 MahaJo $110 ooo
ownen. Protected by 1 TOWHHOME '
yr . American Home Sixblocksto thebeach.3 SUPERFAMILYHM
Warranty Plan. Bo B · ·1 Century 21 Ayers n , 2~ A. ceramic l.i e R.V access, com lot. l · entry, fll'eplace, & bar 10 st.ry 4Br. 2ba, frplc &
<714)527-0020 living room. Formal din· more. Open Sun 1-6.19701
ing room. All BR's have Coostellation. MESA VERDE
3BR-POOL
$86,900
Cozy fam rm w /fl replace
overlooking the pool
New k1tcben. carpets &
wallpaper. Ju.st listed. Su
grab your checkbook &
call~1221
WHtclff Realty
high ceilings for that
spacious reeling. Up-
graded earthtooe carpet·
ing thru·out. Double
~arage w /auto opener.
Community facillties In·
dude beuutilully main· tained landscaping, 7
pools, 2 saunas, therapy
pool. clubhouse & shop.
ping nearby. $103,500.
REALTY INC.
714/846-1371
JOOTOBEACH
Super buy, highly up-
graded, 3 bdr. Just bum your toothbrush & move
in. Open Sunday 12 noon
til sold. 5151 Sparrow,
Edinger;/BoJsa Chica.
Agt.
ASSUM.AILE H ACH GIAMT
Hu g e l o t , pr i m e ---------• Walk to bch, from nearly
Eastaide; 3 bdrms., 2 Year old 2800 sq rt 4br, 3000sq.ft.hm.4Br,3ba,
baths & playroom. with den, fam rm, cl!:l·de-sac. frml din'g, 16x22 fam·
plans for fam. rm. By owner. Quick sale rm. 2 Stone frplcs.
$79,900.CaU646-4463 prire$1.23,SOO. Pnn only. MANY XTRAS. Only
•:i1_ __ ~;!,t;E;l!~;~-F1s~1~-:n~1~3~~~iD"t-1 $120.900. Open sat & sun ii PVT FAMIL y -natt-~tarttre tinr~ ~.BY OWNER.
EST ATE IEACH IEAUTY
townhouse. On greenbelt
& quiet niJ-de-sac street. Milrt. Rftll .htote
raJMELOCATIOH ln hodClty~ 4 ~ms. i fTpls. hug~
O,...HCMIMS/S 1-5 ...... ,ffooftrMt wpart lam rm, close to ever· RAHCHREALTY
peveral pools -hurry Ml wu.~ under 1 6~ 3BR. llO "9g panoramic the market at $19.SOO. view, new paint. carpet/·
OCEAMVIEW
30831 Marilyn Dr. South
Laguna. Beaut 3 Br with
new carpets & drapes.
32 17 Mebrasko Ln. s Sep. BR. 4 BA in main ything. $7,000 reduction. 551.2 000
Mesa Va.Me cul-de-sac hse. 2 BR+ liv'g area in Hurry• please call ----------·~ 8~wl" <>~ f guest h.se. Pool area & 962-6583/~31.30. $6.a,750 c@W Call 752·1920 L.alJiM lea . I 041 We. fenced yard $1"7.SOO
~"3 r.2 ..... amrm. summer hse, incld 'g ---------• ~
wallc4blkstogradesl-8. jacuzti, wine cellar, 38R,l~ba,nrbch&golf IRVIHECONDO
$82,500. playrm. Ubrary & much, course. Upgrades & lrg Two bedrooms, two REESE REAl.TORS much more! Truly a uni· open beam patio. Opn baths with beam ceil·
9UAIL
PLACE
-10,..Tl t;HP.W.t ____ 7_51_·_14_73 ____ 1 que hm. Brochure avajl. hse Sat & Sun. 1·5, ings. Just steps to the ---------1 216 Crest Ave, H.n. 840-4177 pool with great location. Forever golf view. 10th
0
Priff·ecrededabty$525.000. Being --OM--E-O_F_A_K_IH_D__ Air conditioning. Only tee, top floor, 2 br. 2 ba & VACATION TIME *'4,750. Call 752·1920 deo. Mirrored entry. Mike Schlo.uman Rltr Exlreml•ly customi£cd fr P 1 c. wet ba r &
____ ___ 4 br, J ba + bonus rm. PL ..a.CE $127,500. Open Sat & Sun
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C714J 673-53 11 S&SGoltlenwesl EBtatt>s. d_ (i)UA.IL wardrobe closets.
formal dining, 2 used A 1-5. 31 La Serena.
brick frplcs, com er lot. -tO,..Tll:lOP.W.1 544·8258 or 640-8544. N QR l N S b oat access, 3 ca r Owner will take b ack
VIEW LOT wtth plans ,......,,_,Ell 1907
and approval. Spec· . (T1')7M-0422
tacular desig n andi-----------
priced toaen atm,soo
2BR. Close in, totally re·
modeled, hardwood
floors. L6e/opt? $149,500
JUST LISTED!
6 Ocean view lots, over
l ooking Laguna &
beaches; invest in the
futw-e ! Allfor $30,000!
SECLUDED m··· CX>URTY ARD. Ideal for ~ fiw~~&
a Laguna craftsman. ~~~
Ml·A1.00eat$la4,500. 4"•2800
• DUPLEX with tnrnen· Casual garage, best buy ut STAJt'TER HOME ·~ · -_2nd_. ------1 RE A LT Y $178,900. Call 968..eo"l. $77,500 RAM~~ Q.41.U
P. . Prpperties Btllupandedbome lush s s•-lOOO ' ~OTIOMAL! -~AHTASTICIUY crptin1, m i rrdr-ed•--------1 TERRACE ~lil' for lhia
dou ~t.eotial. Gr~at ~SZ19.ooo >" · Countrv I
Only 2 S'hoit--brks. to'
ocean from 3 on. So.
Lag. home w I guest qlrs .•
on Jg. lot. Open beams
and more. $177,500 (49>
BRAND
NEW
EASTSIDE CONDO
166.000 RED CA RP ~T7S4·1202
DCMG Point I 0 2 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••
rd '---Co f I .-11 • ..-n~111. ~·ce? 2 Bdrm .• 2 buUt & V"'C"' ..... uuaaY•. when you deal direct wa "°"""· zy rp c. -HAM:~~. TO~HOUSE "' ~,_.. 't:h lhi 8 k su• dble car garage. A real ,. ""' qe ·mas tel' a oi le . Submit your term~ on wt s ro er. ....,. doUbo\.9e. 759-1501 This C8rdiff model, 2 Mobile home located in
494oa519 .
Uus 2 BR l!ti Ba, lge Liv quality, spacious 4 br, 2 Cul-de-sac street. Tiled bedroom with forma l the rpucb souihJ after
Rm. & dimng area! con· ba, fam rm, formal din entry. Step down formal dining room, is beautiful-South Laguna parJ<.1--------• do. Parking for boat or rm, 1 story. Lush low living room, huge sun-1 ded , ~ led ~ 500 ---------
1990 South Coai;t Hwy
'LAGUNA BEACH
. l 1 d . r·11 d r ·1 y upgra '...,.;a on ' . r-"'CR.,"'GES trlr. patio for BBQ on marn . an scaping 1 e am1 y room. 3 quiet, cul-de-sac street ,.. , A ...,.
cool ocean breeze even· P r e s t i g 1 o u s ---------Second s to ry hosts on greenbelt with several AWAY FROM TJI E Ocean & canyon views.
1ngs.lm1letothe beach. neighborhood. Close to TURnEROCK secludedmaster suite+ pools. $91,000 Call CROWDS. Beautiful. Usefor your ownhome,
Just $73 900 beach. 7<;, VA a!>SUT1lll 3 more queen s i zed 7c.,1920 peaceful coun''"" setlino pvt club. Poss 10 to ~ ' · ble. Save now ! Call 3Br, 2Ba, fam rm. 19' suites.Cnllnow!646-7171 _. ~$ ..
Rr• ,, I · t.•11· /11c Jr,,,,,,,,., 1· n .• ~ Pi.,,.,, " .1 vaulted ceiling~1 frpl A nu ... ,L Loadsoffix-uppotential . s ites. Over JO Ac in cit)' iliilll ·968--·
4002
-------1 ~!~·-~~~:~~ 1 aQ1;ii~~iitl .. ~ ;L ... cE ~£;~:r~~:1£~! "zu.G~ffi~.RLTR PORTBIEAl.TY -·----~---The !!~'o~~a~!~g s ---------i ~fifu'U}l--IO,..Tl t:>OP~' den.$12l,500. ---------tOOON.COAST HWY.
BR model in Meredith TURnEROC UOADMOOR WOOD'SCOVE -Fix-uri PICTURESQUE-4 97-2468
661 llbl b31 3888
S&S Resale Specialists . GardeM, at the absolute K & 1 w 11 b .1 .. And quaint; a t-bdrm 3.4 or 5 bdrm models best pnce. Only $139,900. 3 Br. 2 ba, Plan 8, fee, RB>UCED $4,000 SPECTACLE ~ve1. b Ji · u; t ~ & solarium beach hou.~t· o u....
avail. some w /pools. 5 BR 2'1• Baths, Family planned community· 2 Bdrm. townhouse in Warm&comfortableliv-. · a on arge inl.agWla Canyon. Nice OCEAMFR '"
9684602 Rm. formal din area. on pool. Vacant. $109,500. The Te rrace. $89,500. Ing surround this ex· lot. SllB,500. lot. A challenge for th~ HEW LISTIHG
PenrungtonProperties quie~str~l.Closetolen· 19392 Sie rra Bello, Owner has purchased ecut1verancbslyle3BR JUST REDUC E D ! creaUve.$105,000 Newly rcfurbishc~ r,
nis courts, school & lrvlne.()penSun 1·5. other + 2 Ba home in pre. Corona del Mar income. CONDO bdrm., 3 baths, lgc, lot. ROftlltftC~Fol"eYff •OPEN HOUSE• parks.Asuperhousecall OPEMSAT/SUM 1·5 stigious Turtlerock. In-2 Bdrm. cottaie with 2 Lovely Uh.it. with whil<' Panoramic sunsd &
with sun, sea & sky. Sat-Sun 1·5, 3 new ocn now. 50'2 ALDElt terior olfers: a blend of rear units. Excellent water view. 2 Bdtms., 2 ocean views. $47~.ooo
Makeoffer. sundeck, frplc, micro "' 9'0.4 361 ~ room.t, a ll bltn kitchen. Uon.$165.000. Peried.focweekender or l·Blk. to Shaws Covt' Laguna Condo. $145,950 view homes, 3Br, 2tnBa . i (OffofJordon) fonnal living & dining Joca baths, den & 2 frplcs. MEW LISTING .
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LEADERSlllP $117,500. CO'IYHOME Dl"' ...... ,.....D ·---------, .. R.EfNetwork 842 4466 Evc846·4938 -------Park-Like D ra Roger's Realty 1 Blk. to beach: z en ... .Inthe;;:'gh:a2'i>drm •·
---4•9•6--56•0•0---1 JO\~!~ 4~~n~:~~~lacgi~e'!:~ OCEAN AIR Setting 'on ~iu\K 67c2311 ~l·a:~L~. ellbo .•• pt, f~e~ngcleeda~ :1;~ri~:'~csk ~~~~; Don't Miss It!
U U Feel the ocean breeze .. is yours in this mature 840•7000 ,.,.. .. • .... wu1"" patio & a deck:, ar~ Oceanview, 2Br. 2Ba, Ir~ area, mil on$$ rec. P· from this gorgeous 3 IJR Village I location. on the ~~~~~~~~~ bricked paUo. $164,SOO perled for entertaining
Priced below the com
petition! This 3 UK bomc-
fealure!> warm fplc, open
beams. tinted gloss, fine
carpe t and mo r e.
S\:?£.~.00. (887)
deck, nr marina. S89.500 graded' $73,950. Must w I F'a mily Rm h ome. gl'eenbelt. End unit with -Brand new Turtlerock. PEG AlLEN Charming as al is, or
Open Sat/Sun, 11·6. 340S5 sell . Agt • 549·8341; priced under market at 3 bdrms., ram. rm. New MUST SELL condo, Jasmine 3 br, 2 REALTOR 494-7578 some room Lo expand
MawDnve . .c93-s220. 900-m:! $89,950. Won 't last the carpeting, fluorescent ba, ~araded crpts & _________ , $1.55.000
New Listing. 3 bdrm 2 ba weekend. c e i 11 n g s i n k I t . THIS WEEKEND! l i le. Vi e w. A g l .
hilltop condo. $79,900. Wallpapers&paneling. Three bedroom, 2 bath (213)433·0051. (71')
Big 4 Realty. '498-3600 • RED CARPET l condo in lrvine. Air con· 64.>0830 clitiooed. Owner will re· ----------i · 845·3474 decorate, re-paint, re· Willows ~br. $69,900.
FOR SA.LE BY OWNER
,. BR home, 1~ Ba, Liv ---------1 Rm, 2 car gar. rsnbl,
$88,500. Open hsc
Sat/Sun 12-5. 714-493-2440
houses availa ble
drape & r e -carpet-Lowestpnceintract.By buyer's choice or colors. Owner. 640·0088 or Under market! Ca II _a.o.stoO ________ ,...
~•Vally 1014 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BY OWNER. 2400 ~.rt., 3
BR 3 Ba. !;le bonus rm.
jacu.ui ofo spc, assume
8~3. JlJ.8,000. 554 4442
I kslla-tDll•och I 040 .......................
411-IEACH
orTIOM-$7001
Jog to ocean from thia
Park Place executive
home. Formal Din. rm .• apac:loua kitchen, lam.
rm. Giant Bonus room, 4
tinllize bedrooms. Lott
of oak noorin11. Vcfi
anxiowueflerl Wiii leas~
with OPllon at rroo mo.
Prtced' undu market.\
Call faatt 752·1700
O/lfN Ill 0 • II ' Jl}l'f 10 Ill N<CI '
IEST CONDO IUY
Ju& reduced., 3 BR 21h
Ba, outstandin& facil.
Your dream cume true.
()pen Sat/Sun 1·5PM.
752-1920. 0,.. Home Scf /S.. LAGUNA MIGUB.
11·5. University Park INOLISS YllWS!
19101 Flagship Cr. HB. ---....------(W.Beach, S. Carfleld).I ________ _ lf523 CAMPU5 Da: f~t"e
Terr. Large Cambridre lmmac.. mov..&n eond.
model. 3 Br~ 2 ba, dln rm, home In North view ·. 4 lrg breakfast nook frplc
Chuck Schitdmeyer. SUPMSHARI' " wetbar, laund rm, bdrma., 2 baths, family
tvanaocK UNIV PARK. a Br, ~ ba, patio, near pools, park, rm1d-. ~tg rmc. Back &d 714·892·3084 CBS Op.ftSat/S-1-6
REALTY 213·598-8674 This 3Br, 28a, w /fam rm
..__,,....__.u__ pool, jac:uu:l, b1gbly up· 1torea & 1cbools. 8 • • P•• 01. o•ere
,..,... _.,.., nv'l'llS' ... .-.. .. .,. UT ·""• J d Ea t -· ooo deck. Ol"eel\belt on onq
BLOCK TO THE
IEACH
2 BRrn, 2 BA. 1 year new.
24x50 mob!Je home.
Hardly lived in, used as a
retreal on weekends.
SUPER SHARP CON· omoN. Won't 11uu Oo·
l,y $4.2, 90().
540.3666
Wltelc-.11
ls In tip-tbp condition, ex·
ceUeoUy located, close lO
beach, pat'k. Come & see
for yourself. ·
61 3 f ,..,
OPEH SAT/SUM 1·5 ga...u. "r• ""' . ;t~ 1 • -·· • side; loc.I ot prtvacy Is
5772 Oaldlty T.mtCe ADULTS i----------a beeutitul vlew or Ugh\s,
Beautiful Plan so, Jocat· O,..H-.Sat/S.. vaUey.frmts.$179,000
ed at end of tranquil cul· Coiy 1 BR t.ownhome by 11·5, Wood b r Id g e MAURY STl\U FFER de-sac, next to the open waterfall 4' babbling EstatM. Ad.ams Colonial SEA UON REAL TY
hill&, Oulltandfn' vtew. brook. Convenlul to ten· model Comer lot. 4 Bt, 3ll01 E.pst
7
,. ~!7· CdM ,_ • nts, pool & spa. New ~ v .,.....,. 2361 Sq. ft. wcl. 3 bdrms., 1 1 b /d 2~ ba, (am rm~ c. 2\dl ~tha, famlly rm., re r g, waa er ryer. lzS breakfast • in J213N.CstHwY,La1una -u--• MOIE .i tUll price SS6,500. KEN· 1 d m-3381 '"" ,,,..,.;. ulningrm., laundry rm.., NEY REAL J::STATE, r m, pro eu ecor1 _______ _
Sp&ciOus .Ur, 3Ba home. wet bar, 2 lrplca., 3 car '18&Ml3.. thr1IOat. 1rl cov'd pat.lo,•---------1~ mllea from ocean. 1arage. Large covered ---------1 laodaca~d )'ant. Up· CHAIMIMG
Dbl white brick frplc paUo. Only ooe avaU. In Exec: bso, '4Br, 2811, btful O'adld crp. Wallpaper, .... 11 .............. uoMI
w/ralaed hearth, 2n<\ Turtlerock Terrace. cood. Wile: iocrk ~ 1ot.s ol mlnort. Near "-~A" 8tqrybonutrm,plumbed Ownet-1 tuns fcrred. bJ 1 ' ' ~ -rtt.tslaH.IOtW. Oe 'ox112• ll-2 lol
for 4\.h bath " wet bar, Priced $20,000 below wl sc a. 4132 ve en. v;i;' Loop. &US,000. •/'l'llllo watfir vle wd
vi C.11651-4108. ... 1 -· Fr-"h'"-, fM\ C, •· h"" excellf'nt li ng environ· ule! A re11I bargain. w _,... -.... .... • ... ________ , meat. Call to !\ee. Dot:l 't miss this Jewel! 411D~OOM. potentlal. til5.ooo. REAL ESTATE
Tn I b • 146-HOZ $193,500 • ._._._ ,.......... •Part. 4 Br, ,.t0·rm, STANALAND p ex. c 01ce corner ~ 0 VI D C"'R'S""""'"' .,.. .. ..,. ... , -1~ ba New opu, MEGARG&EREALTY ~iil'll~~!ml IOcation. Thtte 2 bdTm A D • A "' """ Detached bome~ 1~r nmdl'd kit. SU-'JIU. en•> 4tM'744 un its, c us tomlte d , RIAi.TOR llJ..2t3 location, 4 yrs 01d, new 1---------1--...:..;..;;...:.:..~~--
~ Walkt:1 1: l l!t!
~~~lij-ftl~I owner'• unit. Pl'emlum ~Bo·-,,__------C.,,CCtbtuOut. c:ompkt.e-RaocboSanloequiDIBB OCMVUWAMTID IUCHLOYlllS QWlUl)'nxtum. Proreu. ly redee, Auumable 6dm,San.Joeq\lllnplar:a. W/lowaaiqdktaacetd
land.lcaplnt. -w1U ••· SPICIAUSTS t\4~ loan. <>Pen ~ toplevel,UOclqroevu of bHdl. a50,ooo rans•. Ot&f SIUOO chln&e for shllCle fa mill)' We 1pectallie \A hatlna $2.n 12-t; llS2,too, ~t. bWI. fUk &: aiq lllel. 'Jracle 1u.,.tb £llllllh
DarU1 .. 8'*'11-b 1t.yl• dnllln1. For lnlorma· l"/J%Alo n•W. VA and Hlllnt homea in 551-4GL Olnarl•ct. 1~l4MI01, IBt + lar1• pool ln
bome. I Wrm1, I .,,_, lloo call Nickle at Ur, 2Ba, kif\. lmmac. Jrvlne Grove a . All Un.Iv. Pa-a BR, 2~ ba, 7'1-'70t~ Weft~ a4Jacent to martie trpk:. Dble car AMOOO. lli&tlon v~ Bd1. Sl.02.tOO.MC·tOf( planned wltb •II l)'pu of .... c.t ctt1 BO'f•rb
• nlJ bile roof • ftntt.. flnaocJnl naUablc. trdn hm. Ork patloi, · TUIT'LmOCI llrJ ' • •• a d I .,..,. La Qaeda 1£1 Dorado. r1 ..... i'.1rrom-"""· ··-· Oar, 85S·U18, ,__ .. 88, ..... _. di• ?.t..~·.~·ooo· .c~..ir•. ow,",!~·. ' ~~.Ulto • mo ••· • t..1-.. '--, --lot. Jled• .. td •sooo. ~= -""'' __,., ..., .. _, • .. -.. ...""', .. Ill ·-,_..._. .. ..... ..., • "'" ~......... .. .. . Ml>-99S2 rat, fem rm, etrl•m ai.a.at."'500. f
Nr a<:boola. • aboppln1 O..tlaad. <all) 431 • RED,..._.. w/wtrhll. •r ~rll •
'11.000&dllnancJ.n1aw1U Afl.. '" _,_......, M t b l ~ --· 3 •--La-1052 Ttoplcana Ln 145-3414 ~ • e )'our • opg ~I u, '"""'• -__.~, •iws ...... .a...:tt-•• .._ ' ~-~.Y"-tnltbe a 1 ._1~1* Slun :v..._...awna.ue, _, ._ -..,._,.19._llilill __ llliilillili• ruotCJ'U&llted Adi. Jilt Rd. euaUaMall .--.:<>ww,-.-
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494-1177
31601 Coost Hwy.,S.laguno LC19fM1 HiCJIMf I 052 499-4591 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------
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4
OCEAM VIEW, flRIYA TE COMMUNIT1
Four large b('(Jrooms, family room,1 lots of privacy & patios. There is a,
great ocean view, & you ure behind
the gates of Ni~ucl Shores. wilh.
private beach nccess. Communlt)?
pool & tennis. This is the home ror,
your active family. $227,500.
MIG-U& SHOHS
Own.your·own townhouso right a
the bellch. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
large J:>uck yard. Ju. t leps ta
athletic clul> with pool and tennts1 Prlvnte community. SJ09.9SO.
YIU.A PAC .. CA-f'ATtO HOME
2 bedroom, 2 bnth. family room]'
tormul dining room. Pollo home
Exe Uent location, nenr clubhouse•
comml.Dlity pool. Jacuu!. Close ~
shopping center& and beacheaf
$96,000.
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••• •••••• •• ••••••• ••••• Front row ef\Joyment in °"" y s 'af,000
SU'lll IAIGAl"4 Uu.s beach home. 2 Br. 2 Super sharp • bdrm 3
ll5,000u.dtt-Mlrt ·--~~.n••--.-..-.--.-.~ ... tMewTo_.•
Beautiful Broad moor 1( • * [0¥£ A VIEW * 3 BdrmJ. 1~ bat.hi in de·
Lovely CUttom • BR Ba, l&owoer wW finance. l>a. fnn.J din rm. huge c'm
b e a u t Y w I i o n e r Lowe!lt •l $215,000. 1¥ rm home ls located on
home. Ckun view. * slrable tocatfon. Up·
Cape Star Co. 661-3606 iradtd Uaru-ou\, Call
PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW
-f,.. tWa s .. Tffnle• t•wt1hoM1 1t1 •
pri•et. ca•-lty. Two !N>dr•9"'1, lttll
roNt for t.a,_dOil. Lo.tfr ,.... .. ..
••.• SI 17,500.
'DANil
POINT
493·8812
495·1720
SOUTlr - -l:AGl1NA LAGUNA BEACH
499-4551 4&7·3331
(()W't,)'ard " pool. Man¥ W AU TO llACH a qu:iett.ree lined st. J car
1pcclal re1tturt•, s ucb from thla adult owned & gar, only 8 Yl" old & a Iv
u : eal·fn tltcben. 21~ OCCUS>tcd condo, or use lypriva~yrd. '7:i&-lSOl.
AT LAST
HARBOR VIEW KNOLL
3 OR, Cape COc.l tn·level. ~n space \•1ew, P/R, DIR. 2~ ba, pool, tennis,
Prine only, $119,500!,
M()..4848
8A, Ira. family C'OOm. r~ own pool, HWla & • ~t!~. IM:::~!~~·a~ ir7i'.~ 20' away. 2 (--..l\!J!i!§l$1J~j
prec. TR8'LEX Real »itate IC ..... Rfflty Jt't good JooldnR with 2 ----_.;,,,;.::.....:.. __
146-Hll Dr, 2 Ba. 2 patioe ea. unit IEXC.-r10HAL Palermo model, xlnt
& just perfect to Uve HVH MONTEGO shape, 4 bdr. ram rm,
IEACHHOUSE
200steps tosand, 3 bdrm,
beam celling. fl'rplce.
C l ose l o tennis
cou r ta/twim pool
$122,SOO Avail for occup
now Owner anxious can
11tent--951·1"9 ·D~
63l·<M68 Ev~Ines
there too! t!ood loc. Ai.k· 4Br. 2ba. SJ.79,900, fee. den, 2\J ba. $185,400.
ingSJ.89,000. Open house ~unday &W 0614
HOLLIS WOOD l·SPM
REALTOR 875-8676 1724 Port Margate •HICJh on ffte HIU 1144.4135 Above ocean In N.H. 4br, llG CANYON w/fam-rm. 3 Yrd new
Beauty & eleganee EAllLYIJJlffS Security System. dHctil>H thi~ mu_lli(i· Open Sat/Sun 1.5 Spacious & Luxurious.
c en l 2 8 r . 2. s t y . '"BY'OWiiet:ira'rai.o Tin . .Qlfered •t
Catbedral celling DR. Plan. End unit off pool. PERFORMANCE IY OWMD step-down lQ llv'g area le $153.500. 2128 Vi sta IM8·224l Broadview.~aView~;+-Ire. pvt. patfo. Huge Larado. 644 ·8333, DUPL_r._v __
I den+ Camily, lSOdesree mastersuiteoccupiesen· 6"-1033. 10.A ~........ I OU LCICJlllMI HHJ-1 I 052 view. sao.0439. tire 2nd level w /sitting ---------Great location, • 2 blk. to •••••t••••••••••••••••• •••••••••,e••••••••••••• Or ... HELP·U·SELL rm., sp;ac. enough lo bel•-.-~•1•BJ-E•V•,.•IL-E-• oce11n! J Bdrm. units.
1 634 a"" pvt. hbrary. $159,900. "" A Doub J e a a r a a e . OPINSUM 1.5 $96,900 . ........, Open house Sat & Sun $17,400 Reduction; 4 FUmished &0 bookelror
tiS5 S-11..., Price reduced on this 4 0 C E A N Jl' R 0 N T 12·5. KENNEY REAL bdrm .. farmly + bonm summer rentals St9Z,OOO
RICH Redwood con· Bdrm, 2 ba home. Super DUPLEX. S32S.OOO. By ~ATE, 768·6f&. rm. ort pool + Back Hay MEWPORT IEACH
.strucl.ioo enhanc~s the Buy!CallDeJLarsonat ownr. Pnnc only. 4611 ----'------1 view!Now$172,SOO. UALTY 675•1642 beauty of lhta stunning So. Calf RHlty Se~hore, NB. 640-7-06, HELP!!! OPEN SAT /SUM. 1-5
Br+den home. Wood & 546-5,05 6'1s-o888 Owner moving June lsl. 2245 IRVIME glass doors open ont ---------___ C_l_ff_H-.-.----1 Leaving ocn vu hrft " pf
It.If d · and b' D .... w/ereat expnn potential "'II I ~ sec e patios · ig ecorator»Ho... 38Rhomeonover•, or1'ustredecor-e . deck and overlook white "--S •-Su -I I "'...-n at... n acre lot, Sl2S,OOO. 600 K Priced accordingly. water and village view· 238S2 Fair Greens East l S t h s L . M a n y Open every afternoon 305 DOif Y. rRAHKJ..IM
UDO BAYFRONT
I st TIME OFHIED
40 Ft. front•&e. Lado
Nord, charming older
home with pier & slip.
a>.50.000
SSOOO CASH lt114 Tl
YES -you get an O<'ean vlew, 3
Bdrms, 2 baths and lge Palos Verde
stone fireplace and $5000 cash at the
close of escrow. Call now for
information.
now to view lhill one.
.-S.500
VIEWRIALTY
496·7722
770-0555
VIEW·ll~
2 yr Condo, cathedral FAHTASTIC OCUN VllW eelllna1, Spaoiah tile
Lge 3 Bdrm, 2112 baths Twnhse. Plush galore. 2 & ~en. &3S-S4~ cpts, cstm drps, frplc. View Dana' agt.
Marina to Southern Callfornia. ONLY '8--=y::...o_wnr_._3_e_R_ho_m_e_on_
$89,900. beaut lndscpd corner lot.
Frplc. pvt patio, many 5 IDRMS -21/1 IATHS upgrades. Ownrtranst'd,
Great home for lar.s._e family. Close to must 1 el t • wt t. L scnoo s. Formarolritngroom. frplc, ~~.:~~
lge corner Jot w /cement badminton IOIO court. Pvt beach club activitic~. ~•~•••••••••••••
GOLf:COURSE VIEW PLUS JACUZZI
Beautiful decor. 3 Bdrms. 13.i baths.
1900 sq ft. Refrig, W /0. Jacuzzi built
for 10. Fantastic view of lake <being
built>, hole #9 and clubhouse. P\'l
beach club. $131,900
VIEW REALTY 496-7722 or 770.0555
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
TRY ITl
YOUULUCllT
Lse option on lovely 4br,
Jba home w /everythln_g.
Spa -gas BBQ-
welbar-2 patios-
enclo&ed enlr)•-2 frplcs .
Near So. Csl Plaza-By
owner. Courtesy to
Bltrs-e57-0124
-Justliated al $235.000. 4 Br, lam-rm, spec. PoSsibilHies. Ownr/agt. La Jolla Or. Call Cleo I RtA). TOH '
tacular decor, pool & 645·66S9or646-3679 there 646·5300, or United ~C::-:" MOYE UP Jacuui. $269,900. llkrs~704. 640 7000 to this Immaculate 3 JAYWYIATSCO Bayaide Cove Penthse. ·----·----
BY OWN ER Lemon
UeJghts. Beaut. view on
9/lOlh acre approx. 3800
sq ft rambling Spanish
home. Jbr. 2ba, ram-rm.
frml d111·rm, lrg Uv-rm, 2
frplcs, 2 patios, 3 car gar.
Hor.1e property, $450.000.
applonly, caU642·2928
I'
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...
Bdrm, 2 ba h ome. 499·2237 P}ush 3 BR. frplc, bar, EXTRA Sharp J BR, 2tli
Paneled llv rm, vaultedi---------I Jenaire, cent vac, big BA, townhouse. Priced to -U--0:-WNH---.-llli--C-H_,
celling, lge bright wiu-Mi..-VMjo l067 bale, vu,-pool, jac, pvt sell. $87.500. S48·7l77
dows, pvt yard. Rl'<iuced ••••••••••••••••••••••• bc:h, boat.slip, sec. 8:i.•«1>. Bkr .. 631·S067. ill just 200 steps away.
to $115,SOO. Mother's Day Open Hse. $40M d.n, S315M w /land. ---------JBr, 2Ba, frplc, 2 car gar F1exlble ownr, 675·5009. B~ O' THE CREST in a Carmel·lJke •elting
Hlu.TftaCH"'RM 1 ·5.New ~bdr.~60sqCl, Secluded omn vu 3 br onapvtst.inUdoSands vr A family aized home ...,~RTHGTS N 311""" Uno b st r u c ta b I e w/beauti!UI view of lake "'~".-v . wpt Crest Condoc Wis· $1 ,<IV(/ fW5·1262
whilewaterv1ewandblg & mtns. 751J·Ul9 or By0wner,3braba,frpl. lainedilaasFrenchdrs'. $151,900 big yard. $89,.500. 642·3592 Owner must sell. decldor outdoor living. 3 759·188S Call Chns Harwood 4 bdr. ram rm, pool. s pacious bdrms, 21; ---------1 oc1: ....... FRO...... F hi · d balba. !'raced lo sell 3 BR 2 •.Ba Condo, air """"" "• ferausoo Rllrs 8:f.3·3821 res Y paante . 1508
d t d s:uo.ooo, 2 uruts, 2 br + 2 Dover Dr. Open House $1~,000 conl " fr~s. !,!P7e50s. br. Coastal commlt.saon UDOIS&.llUY! l·S, Sat/Sun. By Owner.
7pool' ,.;,.!t...,~ ry. -. . 'd I I .,..__rp 2 BR •-2 BA on "A" ""58 WAUC TO HACH _ .. _......,.. __ .....,., _____ -1 ~~16 expans on pans. """' • .,._..,,
Crom this remodeled f:t~m,:o~· ~0f~ri:rfo~~I ---------
Bd~':!!:. c 2 ~ath~~~ld ••••••••••••••••••••••• IY OWMY 8 1
fas hioned sun porch. READY llG CAMYOM
Brick pal.lo. Reduced to FOlt LOVE? EI D or ado p I a n
$11Sl,$00. llarboi: View home 2 BR townhome. overlooking l(fN B~tnrNGHAr.1
AF Al TOI'!
Ii & den, Monaco plan, 5th fairway, view to ~UMBlNEf.L you r s right now . Catalina. Highly up. ___ 548_·_6333 ___ _
Lawson
Ro.illy Compaoy
714-675-4562
PRIVATE
COMMUNITY
$37,500
Get away from the sum·
mer lraflic in tha.s 2 BR.
Newport Beach cottage,
located In De Anza Park
With all the amen1t1es
pools, jacu.iz1 s &
NEWPORT
BUCH
Tlus 4 BR & den family
home as walking d1J1tanre
to the elementary. Jr.
High & high schools, &
ON THE ILUFFS .
-SpectCIC.llltr wM.w ..... ¥ft frOM l*rffs
properly °" MClllded c ..... aoc. TlwH
beclroolR, two b.ttt. onnlatd lot. patfo mtd
oluer•etiOR deck. Offered ot . . .
SZlt,soo. Located .. Ull La Y..t•o.
OPEN FOR VIEWING
SUNDAY 12:00.5:00 rM
For-. ............. c.il l7141.atl.a812.
$3,000
REDUCTION
That's right! This eK:
ecutive boine is now
priced belo)" market. 4
BR. Family Rm. w/pool
sazeyard. •
•
RED CARPET
645-3474 t
IESTV•W~
4-A~socr"-Tt.:s Ownr/agt, 1·346·8808. graded, 3 bdrm 212 ba, BESTO'THECRES'f
15SOS.CoattH•y. 7S2·7434wknds prjv. 2 car garage. Great front row ocn vu
&..,_.heel! 4'4·9421 __________ , Prlced reduced to l+den Newport Crest
JUSt a bicycle away from Ne port.. h I 069 ~-,.._...a..... I 076 the ocean. The perfect " OC -_,.....
In fashionablet Nortb
TusUn F'oothills. Beaut
executive home in ex·
elusive planned develop·
ment wath r ecreation
facilities. Reduced lo
$1~.950 for quick sale. 4
lge bdrm:j+den+formal
dining. Warm massive
frpl c w /r e l axing
walerfoll over planter.
Surrounded by mature
trcc-s (incl'g St!veral fruit
treo.) and many other
plants for maximum
seclusion & pnvacy. Call
Tl!rry Matanlos. Rllr, for
more details. 832·1729
B~!O'THECREST $215,000. Open Sat/Sun. C-Ondo. Super buy. family home for $185,000. •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JBdrm. 2ba, twnhse, yd
with vu. pool. Convenient
loc. $64,500. 830·0432
eves.
Coastal vu to Palos '16Sea Island Dr ,67J.l689 Call Chris Harwood Verdes, end unit, up-F graded, Nwpt Crest Con·---------__ er_gus_·_on_RJ __ trs_·_833 __ ·382_1_
do. Reallos· inquires BIG Canron 2 BR+ den. EXECUTIVE . Wl•lcomc. Fa.ntast1c g?lf coune vu.
<.:all <:hns Harwood sec., tennis, $195,000. TRANSFER Townhouse, $137,SOO.
F R I l 547·70'4 · 833-3215 caused this rare 5 BR. --~-&l0-_90_19___ -e rgui;on ca ori. • Bal~-fsf•nd o.,,,.,1y 833 as21 Broodmoor lo be \ acated HARIOR VIEW •JVO .. ""u
Lag.aMigwl 1052 . $10,000DOWM ri iht after they re-CAIMR '"6'73':a7oo'" ....................... Hcrllor View Homes Harbol' View 3 br, 2 ba, decorated & installed ___ _ __
View Coodo on Colt
course. Opn Hse Sun 1·5.
31642 W. Nute. 2br, 2ba
$81,SOO. Owner 4~·2248
MONTEGO 4 bd, 2 ba, clean, Sl075 mo. No new car pet. Avail for 3 br, 2 be, Cam rm, din ~ C C
upgradeQ applns &crpts. credit needed. Quick fast J>05se.ss1on & priced rm. on lg cul·de·sac lot. rest ondo
Solt wtr k ~ds pd PoSsesaion. 9S7-1988. Pvt forfastsalnt $1JB,900. RV /boat yd. 2006 Pon 4 ~ • Jba. Pool/tennis. paUowifire"i,~t·gasbbq'. Ply. k...._lleafty Albans Cir, Owner. Nowonyrly lse.$145,000
gas tog frplc. Mature WESTCLIFF Bl/Y! Im 138-5101 :\~~Open Sat/Sun Prinonly. Ph640-1751
Uke new. bwlt In 1972 lrees.Nrgmblt.$159.500. mac. 4 BR .l 3 BA -------------------•!Mt Portofmo, 3 bdnn
Lrg. IJv.rm, brirk frplc. fee. By ownr. 640·4424 w/large family/kitchen. BESTO'TifECREST WATERFRONT bonus rm. pool, fee land, 3br. expandable, 2ba. eves /~knds, 838·4424 si49.SOO! Agt. s.&8·G333. PoPular I story Newport 8 th $195,llOO. Pnn. only.
Jndry rm, fam·rm. patio. dys. Pnn. only. Crest Condo w /many ocn Y owner, you own e Owner. 644-4lJ7
tile kitchen. Lot 7lx169'. _ ~ _ _ _ BAYSHORES vu + upgrades. Open to land including pvt sandy prof lndscpd. $89,900 u..n""-"---=.-aUoffers. beach + 42' boat slip.
Call e\S, 495-0088 ownr LIOO ISLE CHARM EH Elegant 3 BR. 2 llA. Call Chris Harwood Beach & water view DRAMATIC -------3 Rr, 2 ba. Strt>el to home in prest.Jgaous com· Ferguson Rllrs 833·3821 from kitchen, livmg rm.
SIDRMS.
Beach house with enough
beds to sleep 12 turkeys'
On a duplex lol. listed at $142,500
WATBFIOHT
Beautiful duplex with a
28 I\. noat. currently a
single family home. Ljsl·
ed at $325,000
OCEA.Hl.OT
Last ol the oceanfront
lots. zoned for single
family at $225,000
OCIANRtOMT
Beach shack, located on
a triple prime ocean-
front : lot, just listed. for
San Clemt!nle Custm
hillside home nearin~
l'Omplction 2.000 sq.rt. :1
BR 2 Ha , F:1m nm. br ea kfa ~l n ook.
fireplace. w1•t har. Mm
deck, 21~ c·ur .iarai<l'
Pnnc. onl~ ii 1 $31; WH
or '114 9ti0-·1180
MARINERS PT.
SI 99,500 1091
Only boine priced under ••••••••••••••••'••••••
S2 o o . o o o i n a r e u . IY O'NMa" -
Features incl 3 DR, 2':. 3 bdrm. den, excen.
BA. fam1lyt1eame rooms. cond. $71,000. 140·340'.!
formal dining. Spani:.h 531·0150
tile roof. 3 car jlar. \'1ew --------
or ocean & canyons ,.,,.,.__1 _ _. &1...a.....
Open Sat & Sun I s at 118 Ymll"I" .... JUTC"
Via Zapata. •••••••••••••••••••••••
675·7390 Mobile Ho.nrs ForW. Unique Wood & Glai.~ street. SJSS.000 ror fosl munily. Plush muter ---dining rm. & ram1ly rm,
1 • Huge expan S br. 4 ba, sale.Shownanytime. BR su1Le w /wet bar eullATEASTILUFF inclds see·thru fplc & LIDO ISLE @' '
l'R, DR, game rm , ROCJft'lrowwtR.E. Gardenentry $179.500. &.OCATIOM waterfront patio. 4 BR BAYFROMT REAL~~IR!~~9111 . ._·, RMI Estate fANJASJICAL
sauna:llugei.w1m'gpool 67l-1020 675-7390 Totally upgrad ed surrounding lge antenu1 New-one of a k}nd-• w tjac. +yard area. Ra ~ __ ~ _ townhou.le. 3 lge bdrms, courtyard. Open Sal/Sun
$295,000 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
d1ant heat, 3 car gar. 2 ,,.._w..n-.~-.w..v 3 ba. Newly c rpted. l..sJ>M, or call for appt. custom craftsmanship --~---..,.----.r. ----L~-__;'-----Costa Mesa
frpl. WHAT M 0 R i-; s· Loads 01 Mexican t1'le. 752·5752673-4(166. by well known architect. M5 ...... S-VfU HTS. -c::r'&--..-I 078
COULD YOU WANT? JELL .. · .. . Real Estate Xlnt g~nbelt locat'ion & :W Balboa Coves, Nwpl. 4400 sq ft of gracious h v· OCEAN VIEW! ..,...,,.._ Shangri·la dbl wide lux· S24s ''"" Bett H ! W 'LI Ing at its fl nest. 4 Big 3 bdrm., 3 bath ••••••••••••••••••••••• ury li\ling. Btfl 1978 2Br, .000. Bond lleulty, shows like a model. er urry on ast
831-9411 or 495 4773. 700-lSOl atS298.SOO. bedrooms. game room, home, huge den; 3 car l•--------1 21la Skyline Jn adult A FRIEND Lido Village Arco marble baths. superior garage. Asking $2IS,OOO. * * * * * * * park. swimming. jacuzzi
Remodeled & ready for IAYCREST qua 11 ly lh roughout. Must sell, make an offer! IH CHARMING & soc ia I a cli vities Summ 3 °R F llll Exq· .. ~a·t· pool home, 3 Magnificent wide north "'-ll"A" H•'> galore. All for under " Laguna Niguel about this home if you ~"'" c!.r. o . ee e. bdrm~2 b"a Immaculate bay view with dock for '""'=1'"""1 old San Juan Capistrano. 52 4, ooo. Park rent can't buy It. Rare "K" ~·"""--•-• AC Io rd ab I e up . ~ Plan in the BLUFFS. 4 ()pen Fri/Sat /Sun. l·S ---------• & priced to sell. Pnn· SS' boot. On Cee land. G~~-.· U{;J1~a· stairs/downstairs con $105·Sl40.
' • .A11\. Realty ~ bedrooms. coun.t ry S0635thStreet EASTILUFF clpalsonly.Agt.646·7782 Priced at $685.000. Open W 1119'•!31 domini m 3 Bd 1, C.ilqmiaPacfflc -~ kitchen •-view of the BryantWiesLRltr. SID•M ·--------•! Hou.1e Sal & S nday 2·5 b .... u . t rm~ .. d 2 Mobile Home Realty ...,EW .,. 645-2425 " PM. S02 \Ila Lido N'ord. &u..:>.carpe mg.wm ow 2706Harbor,Sle208 " pool. $139,900. Call ---------Choice N.B location Low, Law, Doww!I! Sale by owner. principals 2 HOUSES coverings, buill·ins, two 540.5937
patio home w13 BR, 212 ~7221 Btll 2 story executive 4 bedn>r?W• 3 balh.s. lov· only. 5S6·27S2ors75.5086 car garage & patio. By ---------
BA. Old English wood IUCH HOUSE home . s bdrm. 3 ba. lvly ely leaded glass win· Mewpon a.och owner. Mon thni Thurs. Nt'w Mobile Home m El
plank entry. f"ormal dm-OntuJ.; pool sized lot located on dows. Prench doors, lite Cancilf10Ht $121,000..__lo..... <days). call 646·2158. Toro"' newest pk. Pride I Sharp totaUy remodeled ho Th -.--"' Fri thr Su <d ) •-~ angroom+fami yroom. 21 3 Br. 2 ba home with c acequletstreel i~ roof. like new. 1712 4br.2'2ba +tort .walk Agent64S·U03 u n. ays °' of ownership. Upgraded
Low maintenan ce custom kitchen & bath. home Is pure charm. Hil(hlandDr N B tobeach,pools &tennis __ __;:; ______ evenings, call (714) lnple wide. See to ap·
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Wntdff 91--.. Open Sat /Sun, A gt Canaff1ont DuplH Carmel Model. $149.900 I-anxious.837·9491 When you can s tarl __.,, 642-33.18 Hu c e • e cu Ide d fee. Hrdwd firs. Xlnt SWYLATIVE ---------
y~ .. ~~.~ RENT? LI. I l r. r .. Only steps from beach. 759-ISOl ~ . . . $162,950. HARIOR VIEW ._4~93-0588~~·~~~~~ J)ttC, make ofr. Owner
building eql.Uty
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· '" one o WIDE ....... "'M1: ~~~~~~~~~~! wale ront patto. 3 br. cond. Opn Hse Sat/Sun ~•L.....,.DOR.1 • the best condo buys 1n A~"' .. ---------each. S1S2 ..,.,, 1 1 5 1 9 6 3 p ~ IA"" contact mgr. 525 Fairfax the area. An excellent Steps to ocean, pools & ---------W ..;.-:;"'ff· .. __... • • 0 rt Dr. Costa Mesa, off
. lenrus· Jbdrms 2balhs OCEAN.FRONT BEAUTIFUL MONACO o~a WIL.L ""'" -·r Weybridge.640-0088 Prh·acy. i.eclusion. Harbor. opportunity al .... $66,995. · " ' DU-EX f{ V H J B 2 B JL I ..,,,.. 3 Br 3 ba + L• R B"'"k "n ___ ..;.,__ ____ _ WR.COME beautiful upgrades ! .-... • · .. r, a. a · r . "" ., HEY,LOOICMIOVD! elegant spac1ousne::.s A
MOTHER-IM.UWI ~~~OODREALTY ~~ofli~a~n~~r~::. ~~xe~~!nkJ~re~ pool" That's ~~~. This ma~!~YS~~s:'· OPINHOUSI 1·5 !fdS:nc!q~~ta ~:r1geec~o(~n •FANTASTICAL
.. , to lhit spacious Niguel JHC. S4l·l2tO frplc, wd bum, kitchen $131.000 640·1440. beautiful NEWPORT J J Br, 2 ba + fot•uw. im. IU Herfaor 1"-cf Rd tbe Capistrano Hills 5
11 West home, 3 BR, 2 BA, & BBQ, 6708·67081'.I W. BR, 2 BA, family room mac. cond. $1 2'1.950. Also A deluxe FEE LAND BR, 3 BA, 4 car garage. SH Shit •auty Ml
, her 2 BR, den & bath HORTHILUffS Ocnfrnt $365,000. 25% STATUS, STATUS, homeisjustwhalyou're 3 br. fee ::.l mplc at home in prestigious &roomforallyourgran· Sea caps & sunsels. a
down. A perfect situation IAY VIEW dwn. Shown by apptonly, STATUS looking for! Owner will $139,000. Promontory Bay area dest dreams. Call to c.x· btdl family paradise.
t· .. at. .. $159,750. . contact R. S. Pattison, Big Canyon El Dorado· 3 help w /linancina. carry MAAIHA REALTY awaits your inspection! perience. 2Br, + bonus rm in El POINTHl~UIL 3 Bdrm .. 2~ bath agt.642-~8 bdrms, 21,1a ba, close to 2nd, lease/option or ..... ~ J f Designed for gracious v•••Ev•1:•LTY Morro By the Sea, your "Trina" townhome·, .. •-c "lllfTO ..., s -"ll'A Near thesea ! 3 BR. 2 BA 4irMtJ••".._nt pools. jacuzzi & tennis w .. a...,ver you need. all 642 llSO li"ing, this 3 bedroom <or 4tM977 73 I 6 0 own pvt bch, park rent condo In Dana Point. lowe.sl pclcacl "(rant crts.. Sunken liv rm, wet ttow for more details. ·- _ 2 w/den> haa private ,.,.......,,....,......,....,...,,,.,,.,.·~~ only Sl60. CALL TODAY -w/vlewofhills & valley. row"propertyatS164,900 0 /HSAT&SUN bar, lrml din rm, blg Hurry! patio lush with foliage, ~ (PK1096>
•·Shows like a "model" AGENT 64().5560 Bluffs, Sl:W.000. 3 bdr, mstr bdrm w/balcony. $40-3666 •uunFULt.aOME slate.entry, Zfireploces, ~~ Ctllfonti41Pocfflc
I ... S89,95C>. oclt ....... VIEW 21h ba, dr. Cp, back bay & SeCurity gale& pltAS super -" open beam Uvlnr room, ~ Mobile Home Re•lly
'' 1 OUTST.AMDIMG! ~ gmblt. view. Ready for up1rades. Al l for OnLA*e many custom extras, 2i06Harbor.Ste208
_ family home w /4 BR. An airy entry welcomes occupancy. Agt. 87-3709 SlM.000. 759-1501 In Mewport lch YOU OWN THE LAND! CAPISTRANO 540.5937
# 1 _.,_, you lo thi.s unobstructed ... ., ,,,._M 892,.,_c Don't wait! Call 675·7661 '' iorma wwng area It 600 ocean and bay view. 4 ILUFfS '""........., ......., HO.SE PRO,ERTY • u sq. I\. of family room. BR 2"14 Ba, den, 2 fplc, Unique "R" model. or83J.0610. $275,000. For
' This ls one of the largest lge corner lot home. Great view. Open Dally. Ne__. a.oc• I 06' Mewlllllof'i •ac:h I 06' _s_a_le_b_y_o_wn_er_. ___ _
h 0 mes in N I g u e I Come by """ Santa An" QH .. ._. ---------1 -...... ' ,...... IY ow....aa ., .... _ Sl 78 900 """' -u..~ • •• •••••••• •• • • • •• •• • • • ••• • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • " ~... · · AH~.NewportBch.Sator --------u••~WDFlOORS LAKE FISHING Sun bl..,.. 1 •-SPM and EASTILU1:.1: .,_ Bluffs, 3 bdr or 2 bdrm + .. " "' rr Mutt aell lhl.s week! den, 2\.\ ba &l0-8363 or across from this 2 BR, 2 see 1f you don't agree. or l..rg 4 bdrm. Owner must Beaut. condo. 2 br2~ ba. 499-3144
·• ' BA + den home In Call~1920foranappt. sell due to relocaUon. den tudlo •Ii.._ ---------
0'"1 La.kepork. Many added GREAT WESTERN Lovely private ele\•aled Slde:C!an view. ~Z: 1076
upgrades. Call lo· R.E. coruer lot w/Cormal din· M2·1242or642·6706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• day ... $199,950. ing rm. Many ntras.
IACH&OIS Oc._f, Oftt Duplex Musl see to appreciate
HIAVIEH for Mothtr $154,500 or make offer . ·.~.,,wtocean view from tun· S4t5,000 640-ll<XJ
deck & • Verf pri vote R.I OCM VU '61 • ....,.."' •··• Jacut.tl. Sharp 2 BR PegBroma. tr6(5..Wl '"'A"'-r ~ · townbomo. Don't miss ii--------· W /In walking dlMta11ce to
:· j MIWPOlT HEIGHTS
Charmln1 cotta1c w /Iota
of wood, new bake roor,
41: e&rr>ftl, 1reenbouse
$13UOO. Cnll tMO-!U2.
Low, Low Dowwf 111
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Lall chance to buy
Oceanaid o home tn
PresldenUol H,hl1. 10
Home. avail n lUL
Elegantly dramatic, 4
Bit residence. approx .
3700 aq. ft., w/sweep111g
view of Capistrano
Valley & J 1 ~ acre11 of ~ property, rndy to
fullflll your wildest
dreams. For personal tour, call:
VALLIY llALTY
4fMt77 l 1 .. 050
"• 1•1 $105 ~ water. $250,000 range. ;, ·, •z.13 ,.-,. HIWPOIT CRIST Trade supetb Engllth
4Q5.5320 493-!M!M Just U1ted. BeauUruny 3Br + large pool In ~~~~~~~SJn.~·~:'iOSC>~I carpeted 8 Br, Jba ~do Westwood adjscent to
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, lovely leaded
glass windows, French doors. tile
root, llkc new. 1712 Hiahland Or,
Newport Beach phA$e. From $19,000. An
early vfalt t• r ccom· • Br 2\'t bath m odel mended. 492·2780. Sunset • ,,. ......... PaoUlc Home Bulldera. ~~,fJOO, Prin only.
HOMI OH WA. TEil
°"'Y $61,500
FUiiy furnlahed mobile
home right 00 the water
w1tb lOt.3 of outdoor patio
and VIEWS. Terrine
Newport Beach location
foC' s umme r home.
weekend retreat or
hideaway. Charming 1
bdrm and dlning room. Look.s like la home Jnaide.
O~n:»tt. l 5
1250eAnt:a
Bayside Vllla,e..NB
• "~ with a clear end un· Century Clty, Beverly --...,,....~-----"I~ Spectacular 180 doaree obltn.icted btdcon~ bay It HI a. Ca II ow n er,
t>anoramk ocean vlew. view. lt•all1Uc•ll1 '40·4000, Mr. Mllan_o.
l Bd. mobile home -just steps
from be•ch! ! I enJo,y a vacation
close to the surr. Pr1cc $8500
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You LOved 10 Vn Al.o Have iour ctke & eat it • 4 7 UtOO it • lJOO sq ft , Cuttomlzad pr(cectat ft1.l,ll00. 21341.21-&500. ·~~ townbome . Nlgu•I 1 !!bona. I bdrm 2Va ba, ~!4 e ... ~ • IAY'/Q • d1n rm. tam rm. wet bar, .__ 14 2 br 2 "-moblle home
,.o , 1o matnt .• prof. c.lewrat· 11141 MStm In tllclu. 8-)'ilde VIit.
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pool. tennl , jacuul. • of Caw Front w)2 JBr an.soo. 87$-7900, f'7H848
••una. $149.100. OPF:N tiorn.. fol\en catJt4 a
HOtl$&.tMl&lfiua l:M. By duple ) ms 000 fee. SELi. Idle Items with a
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commission agreement. -
4 Bent. euat homea tPO. Te.oants want to !~~~~-~~~~~
w/paoor•mlc ocean ·~· u'nbeUevablc buy El Toro~ i'am Pk, SBr. vte... avaJl ror Hie from on this hn"""c 1n•I 'am -..... v ... M -.... .._ ., ~ 2Ba + .a •xao· porc;ta.. -·-· ,...,,. .... _. It:' r.sldence S.autlru11. d the quaUc.y or lbesc lodacJ)d. plW1bly ~en' . Reduce to $34,SOO. homes. An Mrly vialt It M~ kt money w / e .' _.s.Sl_-61_6'1 _____ _
reeommeded. '9t-0200 letfnl. Ul·S750; •93 t:ICXl. Oi»itn Sat A Sun \2.5,
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MiliiliHliliii• ..._.,,,.., zo L.ftfw,W, u oo C4l ... wwwlNdll2tl C..MIM 3124 ..,li9•1tech 3240 House1U • ._.1Md ~-~~~ "'°*'"™''~ '-rlilt I 100 •••••••••••••••-.•••••• •••·-•-••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. •••'• ·-•••••••••••• .... •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-••••••••••-.. •••••• .~ ... 111lOO ••••••••t•••1;1'i.-;e'~~; •• ·-·-••~·-., ....... •TAXSHll.187 ~IMOTtCI OWNER. H ~ar the SD,Zba,t>eauUalD'rm Near8ch.Su~rnht!Br, •41•pMflNdl-3Uf • ·~··,_. .... .._.,.,.~ 17,9
11• Boadl"raH. W/V. ....... lr.W • OCIAM'VllWLOTS Waves, 3· br, 2.,., ba, &yarct.chlkfmOK,lW Ua, •d .. lt Condo. 2 .... -.... • .. ··-·····a bdrm: 2 ba ~ de,n. 10 ...................... . e--rpet, drap·91, ule •1-.air-..-A ~bullden l>tllni of. ocean vu, twnble. $4'75 SlcUy~ve.-....1136 peUoe. D/W, W/D1 Net Oceal'ifrbf\l'1 br older GardmGf'OYe.~. --.a.-~dy •HewuDcluxe fered lat cbolce of rooorLseoptw/100'7.lte· ball,pool,C)'lD,etq.P\l.]J ~.Wly.tllO. ·~ • la91ev -closetoNewport8ucb maanlfleent ready-lo-fund towards purchase. Mesa Verde 4brbse, 2ba. esec. By appt. J49'5 mo. TSLM1mt M2·1GOO • •SJ.1~000•"1 R~ build ocean view lot11 752-2400.49ST748 ~mo. 1 yr lae. ~l & ~ fTS.U4" bf 3pm. D ~ NftPod BeaC"h top lo~a Sat 714/646 7'14 Land l>cveloper uree' )••t + $150 c111anao1. OptioG ! Westeliff, chumlng 3 BR, Me
i1on . Prlod to sell urSunNa·Ml.9 unmedlate response 81 2~ •BR, 1.,. b•, -mod•I"". 1\A! ba, p.tUo, no pets, =; lrHalerred Just. Urruted ou~ber or CoroMcW M• 3222 Sp4aclous " attractlv• 3 "Nr eol;a ".i;dw:rds. $500/mo ... 23&9 117 UNITS OF t.bele IQta .•re bean& or ••••••••••••••••••••••• BT,.aba W/f.rplc, 2 patloe. $500, lat, last & $200 New Big canyon 2Br, 2Ba BIG' ESTATE SALE MANOR UVIHG ftl'ed to bWlders for bale DUeLEX 2 3 BR, avail. $'85/mo. or ~ rent cleaning, incl gardener. Twnbome, bt fl golf UDO ISLAND'S
n---"'area,24'xGO'w1th Youcan eamandhavea rtt this time. (714) Open views, deck, Jae. 535-:S114or:S!l!H718 631·37fj3 couneview,pvtgarage, ,,..•tETSnHT _,_,, positive spendable on -..0000. a&:i()/$600. 75.2·0617 $750 mo. 840·8 l2G, ~ . • family roo m and . ,_ 4 Bdrm. 2 ba, rrplc, 1 -.....~ IS.1-ll!n3 So. patio & s pacious ~k»ed porch. Vucant your iruUal .,,vestment lJl ~ DH«t, R...tals Galon!! patios. Li country kitch. • ,....'!'llJOll &lass make t.his 3 BR
'"udy to occupy. Ont.y Orange County. These a.wt 2400 WehavelOOO'aofhouses. Nr S.C Flau. $475. Hll'tlow 3242 Plush 3br, -'ba w /boal home bri&ht & c~rful. OREATRECREATION:
$29,SOO. Ruth Laurie, units are rented to the ••••••••••••••••••••••• dplxa apts now, all ~141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• allp. 1 blk to beech. $700. Mee fplc; 2·car garafe Swlmming, saunaa, 2
Bkr.646-4380 a chve relired. our LAICEARROWHEAD areas.'allprices.Smfee. •"""/ 48 8 d . l Condo,3"'8R,3Ba,2fplc, 5S8-8534,64CM919 w/elec •• opener; b g health d ubs, billiards, ~h~:Or:!e~!o. s Je!. 10~J s ~r. 2 ba, 2nd Tier, •eo.sun.,.. Guide• _,.., mo. r, an pom e encl pr & terrace. Pool, The Bluffs. kit~ w/near oew ap· nlgbt·hgbted ten ms lOXM. l bdrm, w/llving pride ol ownenibip area&. above pvt dock. Orchard 64~ hm. Avail June 1st. tennis, boat tllp. Lease pllances. t950/1do. yrly., eowts. Pro & pro shop,
din rm furn. Local. on Hurry'7S2·l920 Ba Y. Trade or sell Cbldrn ok. 557·0863 or .ao.146-9638 .t>r, 2\A!ba. fam rm, pvt unfunl. $105(1/Mo. yr1y., golf drivlng range, part,
Qlmp Pendleton. Ai.king · S9 9. 5 o o. W r It e to Special 2 Br. ocean/mln S40-l720. po~ frplc. ~76 per mo. turn. Avail. July 1st. room.
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J• ....... ..,. 5* 1200 p• &CE Bally Pilot, PO Uoin~. Fash Isl. W/D, frplc. 2 stove, pool, adults, oo Jbr. 2\.iiba. be•ut. cond.1--0hn-•ra-n•a•l •642--8235 __ 1 Fulltime director, free
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••••••••••••••••••••••• -I.A Colla Mer.a, ca 92626 Clll' gar, $495. 673-8617 pets, $25S. 646-2901 60' IOAT SPACE Tell.OIS·pool·rec area. Sunday brunch, BBQ's,
TWOACRES -10,-n•MP.M.t OutofCOYnty, Jbr, 2ba w/beaut. yard. 2 BR, 2 ba, relrig, stove, 3.BR.2'..;Ba,$1,000mo. etc. SSOO per mo. Call Cllllda.Wu 1 trips, parties, sport
Fantastic view from this 7 UNITS C.M. Properly 2 550 $575 per mo. annual lse. pool. adults, 110 pets. aey McC_.. '14-541-6748 ~d 3425 =~~i!~~!
fixer upper home on the Beautiful brand new 4· l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 601 Narcia&us. 544·0614 or $400. 646-2901 I 110 Newport aa•cl. FREE UTILITIES ...... •-••••-•••••••• Singles &2 bed
edge or the Cleveland br.lo" t/p.J.2bl\1'2bo FAllWA.YHOME 838-3232 CostaMnel41-7729 Sl:SO Near bch. reCrig, $100mo.2Br2Ba,onlhe ""'· ;_ l r rooModms. NaUona.I Forest. BKR ,., $60,000 Avail May .is. J.Br. 1 ~Ba. quiet. Must see. Act now! ocean .at ' ~lu• La,goon .... m . • un um. els (714) &"'76-5717 townhouse, all bltns, 4Br, 3ba Broadmoor view $425/mo. 11>1 month + Sm ree. &45-4900. Villa. Termis, 2 poob, pvt oPeD dally 10 to 7. Room·
ORS22·2080 ~~:· ~~· r~!r.yR~tu;, ioUuWaAvllJLLLSUB. hGordnmer_·.!J-.,..e.~~ .. c.~ted. SlOOsec,nolse.751-0553 . ....,._ 3244 .-ca ll•r'iG.lde• bS213-703-0230 rmte service avail. No
_,., o.v-vuuu 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease required. Sorry. ()NCOLORAOORIVER 642·1603. 2yrsyoung.2BR,den.2 E/Side 4 BK, 2 BA n Towlllln,e adultsol\lY,obpels. H4 acres. ow ner anx-ba, frplc, cnlrl air, lrg Leose~I triplex, 2 fplc's, c pts, J..owes•pn·__,, 3 br 3.ba R...tahGalore!! U.fwlli•d 3525
ious. $40,000. Agt 546-7739 •2 Triplexes• tam rm, ohake roof, lrg Charming 3 br, lae yard drps, bltns, dbl gar. ·-·-~·--"'~·-• 1 WebavelOOO's of bouses, •••••••••••-.•••••••••• Oakwood NearLakePork.Min.lo lot, lndscpd, Conven-w /trees . bloc ks to lndry, wtr/gas pd, new ..,...,.~e .. OAQpoo.OQ dplxs. apt.s DOW, au 13742 Ne9iland Street. G arden Apa.rt.me.nts 8.ACRES bch.l-48R,3ba;l-JUR, lional qr pay down. schools & buge green· paint,olderchildrenok, ~~·b~OpL$4SOA · 1m1 o. areas,all pri~.SmCee. GardenGrove.Beaullful .,._,......_...,..._...
Exlnt mini·ranch site, 211~ ba; 1·3 BR. 2 ba. 5 714/683-0428 belt. Close to shopping. S450.2030gle,548-)281 .n•n; ,~. va · •C.s ... rsGllicle _. twobedroomtownhouses 880lrvineC 11tl7thl
So. of Orange <.:-0. A little garages, frplcs. $189,000 Sli5(). mo. +opt fee or seU 645"4900 l n e x c e 1 I e n t 645 OMO
rough, but workable. each. 1709-1713 Alabama. Cor $144,000. 2037 Port 3 br, 2 ba, ~r\ fncd yard, 'The Ranch, sharp, exec. neighborhood. Private '4•...,.,. ... 11/Sollttl
BKR. Hunt. Bch. 536·1718 CANYON LAKE Bristol. Call Katen for ~!;._~ds tsOK.$445. bome.4br,3ba.famrm, ,._ 1 Bu Jiki t., paUo v1ew Jrom lovely l700 16th S6t.h
(714)677·5691 Owner. Beautlfol mastl\r appl. 752·2964 Agt. or..,..,........., frplc,A/C,Neartennis. vi-0 • Y e ren kitchen; enC'losed <Ooveratl l) --~O~R~S22~·0530~~--~----"!"'!"" ..... --planned community 64.4-8411 2 bdrm, clean, older cou· $590. mo. Purcb/Lse. Br,3ba,jacuul.etc.1712 r n rages i. po 0 I ; 642·8170
.___ ... .....-...., I l SO 1..aYESTMlfin" a r o u n d 1 5 m i l e s ,.....,,.,,,_ u~-3224 pie. No kids or pets. $26S, Opt. avail. Hilhland. $325,000. $320/montb. \.all Clyde ---------.-.-vw--• r " _.., shoreline lake . 25 mi _. ..... ,...._ 1st, last + elean dep. ~ <Maf\ag e r, Ap a rt · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Commercial building in soutlaeast of Corona. I hr ••••••••••••••••••••••• iuo.701• ~ mentlf30). (714)'891-1013.
OMTHENACH ocean area with seeure drive rro11C Orange Co. Ne)VZbrcondo .. Pool, spa. ..... .&.., u:;i5 I -m"21-,.
DaM•R lease Crom Government View lots Lrom $12,900. From $375. Kids & pcCS 2.Br.lBa,crpts,drps. OCEAN VJEW·San
A Agency for sale. Eqwty Cuitom homes from OK. 675-'912 Bkr. gas range, $280. I :i;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;iiii;:;. Clemente: 2 sty end unit Fantastic 1 Br Condo, build up and cash on cash 1• Twnhm~ 3 BR 2\.\ Ba te -1 Id $65,000. N 3 b 2•.1.. b •· 2 b 2 642·4<W15. ---------. ' ' s Pl num ocn. yr 0 • return for $50,000. down CAUFORNIA ew r , "' a"' T, BOATOWNER'SSPEC. rec facil. Walk to shops & !!_r,.n1218tshed $85,000. paym_ent. Call for de· PROPERTY bacoodos.Pool.~b!gar. 3Brhome,verypleasant . ..,._RHIEstote Luxurioustwnhme3br, bus. $475 mo. 770·2317,
_.., la1ls EXCHANGE open beam ce1langs . nrBaker&Harbor,'425 640..5357 214 1>11,frp~,p.t\io,view owner /agt.
C-rciel M A Y 0 C K T-""al 557-7620 Choose your carpet. SSSO mo. 556-1121 a(t Jpm deck. 32' boat slip incl. ---F-'lo..---S--t ~'I 1600 • o .. ,,.,,,., "'" Olli ~e (714)674-2104 & 54 SO · Wes t b 1 u f C $8'1S Jease 642·3033 or 12621 ow er tree • -r-· 380GteNNfYRE Village, Victona & Ca· O..Poiftt 3 226 Sensational 2 br, 1 ba arteri:-..m6'7c: 1215 Garden Grove. Large
••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA BEN:H ---------1 nyon.631·2080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/frplc, dshwh.r. Kids & .,,., .,. one bedroom townhouse,
IEACH/COMM'L (714)484•2148 lOACRES Be 'ful M d 1 M 4 bdr 3 ba. fam rm, den, Pet ok. Only $395. NwptShrs,st.epstobeacb, dose to shopping, Laun-
Store bldg. 2000 sq rt +2.---------·1 1600 ft or waterfront. auu esa e ar encl. yard, dbl gar. $S2S. jJ&JJ.SGI. Agt.f:'"? fee. 3 br, 2 ba yrly. $550. mo. dry fa c i Ii tl es. No ad.iactpt lot$. Near City River:iide co, $185,000. pool hobme :+-cabana, LvMsg 67$-0002 642-88501\gt children; no pets. Call
STIP~ To.EACH
2 BR. 2 ha. rrly. S310
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2 BR condo, yearly. ~month
PARlq.tDO
2 BR, 2 ba, 'yrly. $39S
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lOlS VII Bo•b~o 6I1 JU I Hall on ~e\fport 111vd. SAM CLEMENTE Owner. n4.642.8200_ 3br. l~ a. $.595. 751-2060 . WOOOUIDGE . Clyde at (714> ssuou. • H·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-J ~--Farms. k."'6 k •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• & pool facllllies. Avail to be~. Cleaq}~B~. 2 ba, 611rr Whit~ H ·!a lt~r
2901 Newr•o•I Blvd NB
{71 4) 61~·4630 ---
Coast Hwy., N.8. 50x213
Ft. lot w/re lail stor e
+apt. or office. $195,000
Profess. Bldg. acroi;s
rrom N.B.P.O. 1000 Sq.
f\. Lea~e S900 mo. or sell
Sl2S.OOO. Agent 646·2.114
SI L900 .~ '-ves 2700 ~ Nice, 1"'" pets o . Nice Family Area Jwie 1. Ownr /SSOO mo'.' tiltDS, '!rp'lc, w /w crpL<;. u.. ~ -Oar. refng. More ++. No ~e Ope Th Sparkling. 1 BR units , ••-••••••••••••••••••• s f 64:>-4900 Sharp, only $4.50. 4 Br. 55&-5598. .....~. be. n ur
with secluded garden tO ACRE R•HCH :C:S..r•s .Guide• frpl. walk to sch ls & . ae&TA.tS thn.l~n. .
1>1ttio. PLUS separate Remodeled ranch home park. Hurry, call!l62-1788 NEWPORT TERRACE
ed C c · orM9-9S68 3br,2baUniv)>lf'ISSO. guest apt. Zon ·l , or With open beam ceilings $275 A huge 2 br. Kids, · 2br, 2ba Univ Pk $495 2 Br, 2\.\ ba condo: View. ft....I.. U-"--3600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
added potential. & vtews in all directions pets, dshwhr. More!! Sm 2br,2baTree· ....,50 $65(). mo.No pets. ~xn rn.-n 13742 Newland Street
Bie."'CH TRIP' .=.x AND Just a short drive fee. 645-4900 orw ., .. ,,..,J.9·, "A"9'·61 non·s ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 10A .,... ....._.&..A •och 3•40 s.52-9696orSSZ.1800 ......,..... .,,.... "' C a rd e n G rove .
S 160 000 from Orange Co.. The •Comumar's Gulct. 1'r ,.......,.-• Elegant duplex. 3 BR. 3 Beautiful. two bedroom
• pool, spa & .bnck patio . ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Heritage condo on Home located 1 blk from be. frp le, SSOO mo. townhouses in excellent
Walk lo beach or Del are fenced in for com· $295 Must see. Gar, nic~ New-elegant-2 bedroom private park w /pool, 3 bch. 2Br w/convertible 64S-2111.646·6303 neighborhood. Pri vate
Ma r s hopping. Quiet plete privacy. The re· loc. Cozy frpk. More. (SS50) or 2 bedroom + bdr 2 ba corner unit den for 3rd, frpl, 2Ba. 2 patio view from lovely
area with great 3 BR maming acreage ~ for Sm fee. ~4900 den ($S75). Cedar & win· w/view V.:ood deck No car gar, encl patios. pool, 2 Br, 1 ba. new cpls &
8UMITS owner·sunit.Upper 2BR you lo do with as you •Consumtr'sGuid.• dow home. 5 Blocks to children /pets. $J9s . ten crts, clbhse. $525. drps, mature adults. no kitc hen ; e n c los ed
S • ... CLEM1:..arE uru·tsw1thoceanv1·ews, I C ll • b hp · t 2 751""""' pets S300 + 634 garai::es; pool: """ ~ p ease, a now. eac . r1 va e -car 67S-2316eves. ........... · · $320/month. Call Clyde
S220.000 G~s$20,7(i() BJ-;flTHAJIENRY 973-4626 s:m 3 Br. 2 ba, kid ok. garage. Fully main-N rtSh ·•e d Shalimar 964·1055 (Manager. Apartment
Sl'AlN,\LAND llEA.LTORS Sharp, nice patio. Good t6 ' ed ard Adults No Btfl Univ Pk 5Br_. avail ::::!" ores"' r. en. ~ H-.... R.E. Inc .... n Y • • _,.. 2Br. 2Ba, frpl, sunporch, 1 ":.>) 89H013. Ml!:GARGEF.REALTY 215De1 Mar 492-4121 l6JIE.l7thStllC .. Si\ loc*;..~!.~r~s4G~...a-_. pets.1nqwre52518thSt. July 1. Commumty rec. · Agent5S9-4.S56 blk fr ocean. NB t714>4!17·l744 -_._... (714)960-6331 grdnr,$750mo.551-4862 •BR ...... D ... EW• --_, _________ - -. $.425 /m o. yr round. ~" "
CHOICE AVOCADO 4 BR 2 B:i, nr Nwpt Hbr DON'T MISS OUT ON RENTALS WATBFltOMT 963-0207. Cherry Creek Adult
INVESTORS CHOICE PARCB.S Hi, W /D, ref rig, can nus Sharp 3 BR 2 BA. 2 BR, l Ba ........... $375 ~usto~ ~ Wnn. den. 2 16f lt1•Rh 'sited ~pts. 1 ~2k~R, fpl~'~,n~e
1st User Depreciation Young bearing Avocado partly furn. $650. 541H'418 fplc, wtcpts, Cncd yard, 2 BR.2 Ba .... ., .•... $t25 a~ .. riv a le, sec u1 re •••··~··••••••••••••••• . 8 ve . :. s •1 ~ __ t"'
Shopping Center on lieach
Blvd. Sl,190,000. Tnplc
net leases, Scott Really
?J&-7533 .
·~rty 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Custom bulll 4.plcx in Parc~ls with beaW.1(ul convarea.~.963.4567 38R.2ba .... -.. Jfill.649 Baa~a c;oves locaton. ~l"-d 3706 Jacu.u1 "'poo . """'.adJ
C M C t II .. ·1~";J/3 Terms ... f mr.·~·L b f575 A~\ 6/1 $125 ""'" vrO... al 270l ~-Fairview. Ju~t • osta esa. en ra y ... w <:> ., s. \ a.,., no ee. ~ n a. Y... 1 Bo ·t 1. '"1.: " .•1J •• ,•••••••••••••••••• S f w N cs 0 l""at.ed, .. , ..... n to OC"' .. D. f{iM per acre. Lovely 3·Br, fami1y . 1£"ba · e<:nn se . a s 1p .. vai . '" . 1 . • o arner, . o .• "' """" ..... 4 room,2·Ba,s1·nglefam1'ly REALVT"'li'ABR2Ba, •.~ ·········""""', < ..... ..-. • • 0 lbr.$350.AVailMay 26th. Fwy,S56-199t.Nopel'l . parlc & shopping. Big lot 14) 833-871 A&'l. "" ... ~,. ,, ..-• ...,.. . N4>~
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w/lrees, lawn and Realfstot. home. on quiet iul·de· cpts, ~ car gar , fncd QOVE,R SHORES. 1734 675-9'l29 12621 F'lower Street, s h~ubs, automatic &~.._ 2800 sac. $500. Kids ok. sub• yard,k.iilb&~OK.On· SANTIAGO DR. XLNT ---------Garden Grove. Lari:e
spnnklcrs Owner can ----r nut pets. ly $435. 9634 ' agent, VIEW BR r Costa MHa 37 24 one ..... •-oom townh<1use 6 Unit apt w/rec room. . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• no ree . 4 , am rm. ~ •t II t d hveinrearun1tandhave , , .. · A-•· tJ · st ••••••••••••••••••••••• closeto shopping.Laun· ~~,:!.~n~om!!~J~~r: P\'t. backyard. Drive by Equity 1 r.ade·Wish to JACK HOWELL $250Lge2br,2ba.Hurry. ...,..,.,mcrp . acmm r dry facihl1cs. No
21"-Ba stud'""'· 2 -2Br. lo apprecia t e . 1967 trade eqwty m 6 new ''" ''!>"""1" Kids d pau· Sm fee BR.tinbdoor /out/door,J>?OI. S50WEBC&UP children·. no rv•ts. Call n ""' Anaheim Ave. Bkr, prime Laguna o cean 644-1156 • Y • o. ' we u· w re ri g, ,.._ 1Ba. 17091 Elm Sl., 11.B. 557_0283 or 675.5631 view homes for $400.000 645-4900 gardening & pool serv in· Studio, 1 bedroom Clyde al (714) 891·1013.
$375,000. 848-2655 days. property. Many many •~r's Gwct.• cl. Avail July 1. Ownr, Maid service. pool
_SJ6-48 __ 1_J_e_ve_s_1_w_kn_ds __ --·'------•1 tax advantages. \114) Eastsd flower 3bd 2ba, $325 Circle this' 3 br at ,, "" call eves, 675 ·4054, 2376Newport81,C.M. BCllMMIPenrnsula 3 807 TRIPLEX C.M. 494·5106. ~r/dr/lr, kid P4;l ok $495 bch.. Kids ok. Pool. Sm lf5<3 '-AMPCl5l>t.:IRVINE 1-626-9991 548-975Sor645-3967 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•IHVISTORS• ·~IL........_ &\2-7618 833-9252 ree 64:>-4900 3250 SEA.VIEW SUS CASITAS Lovely l BR, $295. wa.lk l.o By ownr. xlnt cond Inc 6 uruts on Eastside. 4-2 -w~ 2900 *;..~·-• Wde• LOfJIMCI Hila u b t l d · r bay or beach 216 1' $905. SIS0.0005@·5777. br, houses. 1.2 br & lbr W'l'11nl 3 BR house, 2 BA. fncd -r 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• no s rue e view o Nicely furnished 1 bdrm. "-Ibo Bl d ·A96 5660•• •••••••••••••••••••••• rd $385 See at 233 ocean and Newport Bcb, Closed gar. $230. up. u.ii a v · "' · ' du p I c x . A 11 have • . ya • · · AVAJL. NOW• BR 2 Ba. 3br • 2ba C0!1do. a 11 JBr. 2ba, new. Fu II Adults. no pets. 2110 _1>61·2333 New Div 4 PleleS enclost>d garages + 0 WN Proper t Y in East WLlsonSt. CM. w/cpts, freshly painted amenities. Highly up· security, tennis, jacuizi, Bl d --------
IA yards. S?JS,000.CallCurt Inglewood, Hawthorne •••MESA VERDE 4 br, thruoul. good loc. Only gr aded. Lse $395 mo s wimming. $1000mo. Newport v . Balboa Pen -West PRD wtth fee lots. pvt
street. pool, rec bwldlng.
1st user depr. minimum
JS3 down. Owner will
carry 2nd to (ll.IBlified
buyers.
751-5992
12 units Costa Mesa. 2 br.
1 ha w /garages. 6 yrs
old. $425,000. 675-5275
PARTNERS DISAGREE.
4 plex. Dana Pl, reduced
$18,000. Now only
$192,000. Oelux Spanish
style. ocean view. super.
ROMSOH REAL TY
170..6500
642-5.554 Agt.. or So. Bay area? b C I I t ts ~"" """ • ..,,., gt r 837 3748 c ons l. d e r Is e o pt . l Br, secluded. All ut1l Newport, big uppt:r 4 ----WILLP•yc•rH•.•. 2 a, rpc,nupan .cp -. ~ ................ a no ee. -bd 2b th de w A ~ S500 2932 R d ood Own -637 k id S2SO 5'15 0401 d· y · rm, a • n, vie • DUPLEX. tip toe to the Ph. Tom D'Allessandro etc. · e w H u NT r N G T o N Panoramic view. 3 brcon· Agt/ er 751 3 as pa · · · . a s parking con venient.
beach, onl y $95,000. Scott T.J>. rROPERTIES Ave. 631-4532 HARBOUR brand new do, upgraded thruout. for Gary 549·7856 eves/wknds S60011~.
_R_e_a_lty_._536-_7_533 ____ 1 (2tf> 6f'~.69o7 or (714) 4 Br. 2 Ba. huge rncd back end 1story3 bdrm, 2 ba, Coml>I rec facil. $450. HARBOR VJEW KNOLL 1&2 Br, Sl65·$185, + 642·0720/642·8728. --------•I ~ a6ytlme or (714) yd w/trt.oes. 3 car gar. all built ln,jac, pool, etc. mo.644·1519· Spacious2 BR. &den, 2','2 utilities, Corona .. Mar 3822
tr46-S!Zl'aft6PM. w/worksbop'. Sunken liv Privacy. SSfl0.846-~. ~MMJ-1 3252 b a . ••Ca pe Cod 6429193 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. frplc. RV access. Yd bdr __ ... 9579 Ad ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charmer". Gor geous ft.--Pot...A 37261 ________ _ Nine (9) units \\-ith pool Rentoll, marnt. incl. $500. mo. 3 Cvuuo. ar:ns appt's. Near by pool & -..., and elevator. Steps lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tim 751-1462 Ave, H . n. Frpl, dts-Luxury Cor adlts, lg 2Br tennis. Avail. "/l . $635 ••••~••••••••••••••••••
Newport's finest bay and t4o11Ms f'Umlthed hwasber, paUo. t>md new home. formal din, avail Mo Agt 640-5580 Studio apt. near beach,
ocean beaches. All units••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 1'2 ba. frpl., 1 yr carpets, reason. rent. JuneS475 mo.536-61?7 · · for single, no pets, non·
have spectacular views 1a1M>a Island 3106 old. Lge. yd .• i::ar. S395 968-0706 Top or hill location, lease LIDO lSLE·Quiel e!'d, smoker. $1~~ Util mtld.
or Newport Harbor & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agt. 9734772. 552·0434 Cl to ..... ch 3 b 2 ba option considered. <Ex 3Br. 2Ba ~II House, 1m· _"93.a275 _____ _ <.:atalina Island Al;kmd -------ose uo::a • r. b mac avatl June 10 yrly GARDEN APTS JU.St $SOO 000 · .. Charming 3 BR, 3 ba. den, N. Costa Mesa, lovely 3 w/frplc, dabwhr, fncd ecuuve vi~w ~me,>. 3 .1r. lse $650 mo 673.5604• Super Neat 1 Br Villa.
• . 2 Crplcs. patio, gar .. Br.28a.newlycarpeted, yd. Oolf 9'65. 963·4S67. oounlr)'_lt~tcuen. amiy · courtyard .• Privall'. J CORONAOl::L.MAR Newport Pter Realty Clo&e to so. bay. lnteretit· bonus rm, sep. lndry rm, Agt. No(~. roo'!l., dinme room, frpl 2 bdrm, Newport Hts. adult $250. 496·66114 or 2 Br Townhouse, frµlc.
. ...... ing decor. ~o pets. yrly, lge fncd yard w/palio, in hvtng room, close $350. Water gardener in· 673-3313 Pool, tenrus. Some ocean
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COVING TOH 2005 Balboa Bhd. . see call b'7~3680 welcome. $350 mo. Call ••••••••••••••••••••• •• beach. Also 1 Br. 644-2611 FOURPLEX Newport Bch. 673-2058 Back Bay Area hse Cor lse 546-5880, ask for Leslie, Twnhm, 3 Br, 2~ ba, Newport ere.st, 3 bdrm 3\~ STUDIO , ________ _
Pride or ownenhip units. 1---------1"9te 3144 4Br, 3Ba. 2 car garage. aft6PM, call 549-0076 sppsq1 ~. ov:;.!...ooFks grnbltt. ba. Pror. decor. $600/lse. ''W~ ._...__.. 1 ll!ftROOM •py p ••••••••••••••••••••••• tennis, jacuzzi, pool, $550 oo · J&C, _,.,. or app : S48-3685or979·0084 ~ DI' A !::!. ~~~to~~~oml:z& Loh for Sale 2200 University P ark Delux mo .. no pets, 2416 Les Beach walk coodo. 3 br, 2 557·4632, eves 831-1190, F\111 kite en & TV SWEEPING VIEW OF
PRICED RlGIIT. Won't ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pelel"S 2 br. 21;'.a ba, den, Parre Way (714) 544-8071 ba., upgraded cpts, bllns. ~7 Nwpt Hts, $350. No pets. Linens & Utilities NEWPORT HARBOR. 3
last,sohurrv&callto-OFACEILDGSITE w/frplc,reCrlg,autogar. or(714)521·57llext323 Yrly lse $525 . Ref's req.l596 Redlands MILETOOCEAN FLOOR WALK·U P.
day for~~ details. Huntington Beac~ ga.s bbq, entry kitchen m < 7 14 > 6 4 S -121 9 o r 2 BR, 2V! ba condo w /vu, Pl. 493-81~· .AoyM Suites Motel C R P T S , D R P S ,
6,6 27,000 sq. ft. lot near real brick Hi ghly UP· 2 bdrm nu pnl, tpts, stove. (213)4»-0281 frplc, A/C, no crpts & 727 Yorktown Blvd CAR PO RT, LN 0 RY 540..3 Pacifica .Hospita l. 5 graded $56S I l ease reCrig $300. lSt. last. & R ba c drps, bltn.s, close to bch Channelrront 3 BR. 2 ba. 2 Beach Blvd at Yorktown FAClL. S395 MO OR $650 Points Shop Cntr&Civic 675-3616 Sloo.s'ec.dep.Adlts only, ~•B .1~ • ov· &Cwy.lmmaccood, car gar. Family pref. 536-0411 MOSUMMER .
Cel)ter.$135,000. •-Hi"-!11150 nopets642-391Saft6PM e 2J1~6150afl-m mo.548-2746,548-4.239 $&50.0wlter/agt548·1290 (714)759-1087
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$415,000. <>-ner61~5275 FOREVER VIEW Mewport leoch 3169 rm. fplc, BBQ. patto. 2 Br t~ w /D refri New 2Br, ma. A/C, tlu ....................... 960-2551 W85h/dry. Prt!C 1 adll On•
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BY BUILDER Ready to build . .so. Oc•an view 4 bd. lux eves,83J.aU4 ~ ~}w~. 1..s4-osoo 111-Sl92aA6pl1). · San Clemente. $450. Aet. ••••••••-••••••••••••• L~ase. Avail July 1.
U> 4 Br, 2 ba, single Laguna . Ahso area. home, xlnt furn. vy Jg ....._DAMA.I XIS8,aft6,96.f·?140 49e't700,496-&C32 LAGUNA BEACli l4TR. 640-7342or637·3484 ~. delwce owner's 11.t>-493-6884 1J00t 011r &J>ark'Jr.1.'hfl\t -3 a\l~ r~t.y re· IS)O/month. Must lease S. .,_ INN. ~/W'k & up. Maid 3 im 3 BA frplc patio
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(2)3Brspaclousdlxun· WATE_RSKIERS! Sept 1S .• $900 after. 111.sm 640-M ~ple'.tefyredecorated, BA, Family room. de·••••••••••••••••••••••• poo!. (714>4!M·S294,985 ?/l.Call~7.
IU. Bike to heh from Home sit es situated &fG:.4330 e«ne.rlot.3mlftOan bch; luxe fHlW'es, carpels, 2tJr: Jba condo. Close to N.Coatt.JJwy. ~· ~~~a~~'. ~~.it :uuti'e~ i:~~~u~~:soa~ HouMs ~IMd ~c~~b:d~~~~n:1C:1! ~ocf~~· :!ttt. , ~. waa~ dryer, schk at shop'&, J>OQI. $lW H1.,cwt •adt 3769 1,~i:,, +~:,1· frpl~! ~1(
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aptbcM.lle.2 Pt',lbaeach $125,000 Sample: faclUUes.Eastalde.Uml f:."k. $US m IJt. C.lle tl.-..,t 4 •• .. •••••• .. •••••••••••Fantastic Ap\., overlook· Jar,newpalnt.adu.lts,no
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2 Br 1ba,1 story, shag, Baker St.) Call 9S7-oe90 rent. Nr. Beach & Heil. fl, balcony, $625 mo. BR, 3 ba condo. New ceptlonist. aecretary, Will pay 1 Y.ear advance
• D/W, drps. patJo, fprlc, or~.Ownr/Agt Extra lae 3 br. 2~ ba, 2 Ava.ii Jun 1. ~or buch/dodt, Wk/teUOO. conference room, coffee ~;~e right deal. •WESTMINSTER•
beama dngs. aar. Adlla. car garage. S400 • U2S. 642·2741 for appt. Owner. 213/541-6196 & bosp1tahty services. --·--------i $3,450 MO. GROSS
$31 o. 2 650 Elden . CAPE COD·Tnhse 2Br, Extra l~e 2 br, 2 be S32S. Excellent location, near Resp married cpl w/ yng Hlgb volume. Great loca· il)538-8406 l~Ba. patio. nu LR c:pts, Call ('1 4)527-4m eves S ., __ ....._. __ 3116 Rent Baja 2 BR, 2 ba lue, freeways. chlld geek bse in Irvine tlon. Parkin" and ex· ---------quiet ad Its. S2'1S mo. to9pm. ~ _......., furn, 12 mi below bord. IAKER CENTlJt . • 2 Br , i i., Ba townhouse, 631·3188 642· 1276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $175 wk an 6/1.S. 644-6487 or beach are.a to sit dur· posure super.
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+security. 6'2·31185 2 BR, l ba. quiet, nr 2V.. ba, fireplace, ram wist.or. S320. 544-6614 •••••••••••••••••••••'-AIRPORT Ot'FICES lusinn /I t/
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Adults. no pels. 313 17th Duplex, ocean view. New (FROM $340. BCH. Roommate·sbare la: house w/ocean view. Avail on tention and maximum term service provided. '4-..__. T-t . Place. Apt L. 642·2464 1640 sq. ft. 2 br, 2~ ba. 714)S52-0400 Bach, Ht2 BR. in woodsy atmosphere, or before January Isl, exposure. If you are in · ,._'"Jl"IJ'I'• ·-
$4.50. mo. 7.59-0706. Cor. Culver & Barranca rrodmul $220N. &.pup. quiet female preferred, Unt:-60'M perbe:,q Afl.13 t328o S terest.ed in selling your fl:~.~~. Ch a r le s D.edS , 503S
Lge 2 br, 2nd floor apt A ts, o eta S22S .1 pd•lM 7 09 yr.-. ust · . coin laundry or inr---------r••••••••••••••••••••••• w/veranda. Xlnt loc. 1 10r2 bdrm. all new crpts, lbr Orug~ Tree co~do, 1561 Mesa Dr. mo. uli · 1 Newport Blvd evaluating its current ffee shop, located in
, blk from r rvine Bl. drps, garages. $275-$325. pool. tenrus, lake setting. (SBlka East of Newport Sbare condo S17S mo. 644-4684 759·0106 market value. why don't prof'l bldg, 5 day opera·
Adulls,nopels.839·4569 '!,t.!f!,, ... !' depos req'd.67 A~a9228il June 10. $315. Blvd.) male or female. Good yougiveusacall? Uon, 7:JC>.3. Buy direct LOWEST
...,.,.__ .,. 546·9860 ref's. Pool & clubhse BALBOA ISLAND MPE IMC. rrom ownr 586·9419 Lge 2 BR. nu paint, Cix· .. 0 racil work · 642 6857 Marine Avf', upper. 1100 t .. -. P'" pat1'0, no ""ls. ic-t 1 3 BR 1 ~ ba lwnhse Rooma .. 00 · • · • Coin laundries since 1963
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2nd T.D. Loans • ... .. ., • II" .-or ma ure coup es, new • . · home 754·6389 Amber sq ft 675-9057 Avail now, $275 mo. lg 2Br upper sundeck Beam ceilings, frpl<', ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' --· -(7141547.5934
646-4343 $275 mo. G~. 831·0836: encl P~li~. Next to huge Room w/kltchenette Share 3 br on Bal. Penin. Contemporary ofc in Npt
t'am1ly Restaurant for
sale, Costa Ml•sa. M ml
cond. Modem new :-hop
ping center lo,·uteon.
Beaut. interior Se,ats 50,
Fain•st Terms since 1949
Sattler Mk). Co. 6-SPM. ree lacll 10cl tennis, pool, $.50week & up. Sl2S/mo. Bill: 675-4996 or Cntr, 000 Ml rt. xlnt for SAM CLEMENTE Large 2 Bdrms $245. Qwel etc. 1 bl.k lo schls. Must 548·9755 83.S·4336. Architect, engineer 01 642·2 I 7 I 545-061 I building w /beaut . lBrw/diahwasher&gar, see to appreciate, $490 design firm. 6'106R44, TRIMGYM landscapini:. Ideal for new crpt, immed oc· mo, 1 yr lse. Occupy 6/3. Ambassador Inn in Costa Roommate nded to share d)'s, 493 8342 C\~ Lad i es ex e r c 1 s e • plenty of parking, other Retired couple has money ' adults over JS. No pets. cupancy. $265. 830·!,l325. Call 552·3064 an 6pm. Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Cen· new CM twnhse Over 25.
LEEWARD APTS, 2020 trally located. 235 rooms. $200.Noutil548·S438 Office s uite. M. V. at .Fullerton Ave, (1 blk HwelilioJoa a.och 3140 L.oglMCI leach 3148 MANY with kitchen, ---------1 .Avery Pkwy, deluxe. 750
ea.st Newport Ave & 1 blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• phone & TV. Swimming Reap. person lo sh.are sq, ft. SS<. sq ft. Prufer
So.Bay).631·0397 . SHARP,beach,2~3BR, OCEAN VU, 2 Br. ~Uo, pool, jacuzzi, and rec. 2bdr condo, pool, Jae. Mi!mt831-7444
Cr pl, di• b was be r , pool, bllnll. Adlta, 13'75 room. Daily tr weekly S 175 + ~ 11t 11. CM -..-------....---1 bdrm, close In
$165.
548-3402
prqe, paflos. 980-2358. lse. Wkdys 499.4044 ; raie. 1lartl.Q1.Jrom $$4 a _548-__ M58_. ______ l.rg tum a llm exec ofr
Wlmds-499-2621 week. wJview. GJ"ound fir. UVENearTbe Beach! &4S.-4840 Female n6n smoker share NwptCtr. s.s.zs mo. Lease
interest. A..'>kang Sl00,000. l.O lend. 1st &2nd TD's massage & nutrition Some terms to qualifaecl 837 37 4 center. AJI equipment m· buyer. Main St • call Mr. __ A..o..gc_•nt. l· . 4
eluded. Great polentaal. Casey, 833-0421 Pnvate party will pay
Will train. · ---------1 mor, for yo.ir 2nd T .U. BERTIIAIIENRY Cactus GaUery in Palm Fastsrvc.642-3573 REALTORS Spring& selling entire
21S Del Mar 492-4121 stock beJow wholesale ~fftftffs/
Large int spec! men!I llttf'Wlftl:lls/
2bdrm2ba
$275. 2421 Elden
673·2825
Casa .. Sol Upper lBrOplx.Avail lm· 3 br 2''l ba condo. notreq'd.759 l!>Jl.
Beautiful Adult Apts med. S37S+util, close lo Bach apt, beach, ocean, eastbluH. Pnv. patio, dbl With mgmt bckground
GaslsWaterPaid. bcb.Callart 6,494-4245 complfum,pvtentryl-2. gar . washer /dryer Office :.pat·c for rent In ssoo wk to start. Will
*ASSOCIATE Best coll~ction in Calif Lod & foimd
Zl66lBroollburst,HB $225-$255.536-8518 $200 /mo + ·~ util. Corona dcl Mar. Call train. 15p.1 req;d req'd.
b 962•6653 2Br, Ot'ean view. yard,---------~7998aft6:30l'M 644-8494 Csec)67J·Sl22.l0-SPM -.Spac 1 r garden apt. storage. carport, S400, Eaatside C .M .. non ·---------
Pool & rec. All utal pd --------utilpd.494-7441. smoker, oon-drink1ng •HOMESHARING COROHADELMAR CIGARmESUl'PLY
WtU furnish info on en •••••••••••••••••••• •••
t 1 r. e bus 1 n e ;-:. . Amouncew1enh 5100
714-32S-022S/ afl tipm, •••••••••••••••••••••••
JZS-3171_. ------GET WHAT YOU WANT
Adults, no children. no 2Br. childrt;n welcome, no -~-------1 Male nds rm. Priv enl. SERVICE OFFICE peb S230 & $240 mo. pets, starting at $24S mo. OCEANFRONT DELUX 631.5019 No Fee 'Til Plaeed DISTRIBUTORSHIP
l:;I Puerto Mesa 846-0007 Yearly lse, 2 BDRM ---------5»2494 1'wo NEW prestigious or-PART OR FULL TIME
1959MapleAve,aplS rromS500•646~ NewportBeach.SSOwk. ---------f&ice shult~dw/CdMc5~armf Immediate openings In
HE.AR IEACH 759--0999 eves & wknd.s. Hftd A Roonnoh7 s are patio. 0 0 Orange Co and/or sur·
We stside 2 bdr 1 ba. Ir CIVIC CEMTH Newport '-och 3169 731-0l.SOdays. To Professionally Find Coast Hwy. 560 SQ fl in rounding towns for dis·
garage, new carpeLS & BRAND NEW. Spacious ••••••••••••••••••••••• niAT RIGHT PERSON each suite $440 per mo. tnbutors. All retail out·
paint, drapes, slove, no deluxe3&4Br.All bltns. Beaut. room in Costa 'h.-···-,..,.,,·-·7T·-·· .. ..-rn 67M5u s23lll~ee t o believe letsaresecuredbycom· dogs. child OK . S290. frplcs, gar, lge yd. 520 NOW Mesa home. Good loc. ~ .. ~u Vl'4UMJ •..., pany.
549·3875 Yorktown . Just West or Also garage for rent. Uk~~ c;.,qK~~ NOSELLLNG
Beach Blvd. 960-2219 or 548-3932 art 4. · cu~ »J1.1tnwq You ma y be co m e
Small Business for Sale.
Mornings 615 6866 aft.
noons. 1'31 328.'>
ln•nt;,.nt Opporlunlty 5015 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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$JOO.OOO. 3 mos. to J yr~
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714·636 9070 $28:;, quiet duplex, 2 bd, 536-1718 YOU CAN AFFORD •-& •-~ 4050 832-4134Since 1971 •·-'-~ .. R......L.11 .11..11.50 distnbutor for nationally new carpe t , ga r ,---------_ ~ -.. _... .... d · d · t
894·5158. 2203 American Deluxe poolside xtra 1ge NEWPORT BEACH ....................... Offic. Rental 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M :~1~~~0. Cl~~r:,te r:: Mot.y to Loan 5 025
Marr ied cpls & sml 2br, 2ba, bltns, dshwhr. R/Bforlitebou.sekeeplng .... •••••••••••••••••••• 4 DaUXE OFC'S II Salems. Kools, Kent. ••••••••••••••••••••••• children up to 2 yrs old Nr. beach. Adlts, no pets. Park Newport For e Ider I y man Koll·lrvlne Center Cont. rm .. seat 25. a Pall Mall. etc. You may
accepted. S22S. 2 BR. $250. mo.~ w/beach apt. Collece slU· Exec11tjveSuites panell.!d. sm. whse In re· keep your present job. 95 %o crpt t.hruout & drps. + dent preferred, M/F. re· AJJ alJ.e suites now avail. ar. 1or2 yr. lease. Lake start part time and ex·
gar. 2077 Wallace Ave, QUln ADULT UJXOv••Ul}!!.~gl!_~IWVINateGr Uable. 675-9347 (182-400 sq. ft.) Rent in· Fores t a re a . Ken l pand to full time laterif 2 BR 1~ Ba, end gar, pvt ~ """"" •1"' I Re h Harkins d 1 T ur CM. ~tio, new cpts/drps. Nr S....rR...tah 4200 c: cept .. 1> one ans.. 714 5819393 you es re. o qua Y 2nd Trust DMCfs Enjoy $750•000 Spec. util., Janitorial, mail & • · · you mu.st have auto. a
JN A RELATIONSHIP.
Pree seminar. Tuesday,
May lH. 7·30 PM. Mar·
riott Hotel. Barksdale
Selr F.slecm Programs.
Reservations: 751·1334
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never Sttn again. Polt re
figure he made his
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hunsel! THJRD CLASS
ul the post office he
robbed. "~~~~s!:~1~38Maple. Large .3 br. 2 ba w/frplc. ~o~ :i~he~ai~ou. p~: comp!. furn home. Frplc, =·g:tt~~~~J~:r~~ o! Hwykin: 11001 stq.fft . Gt ood t::%:t~~~t:;} and cash ~'c::.p:..;,i.~~Ju;~
$360. mo. 7911 Holt. wash/diy, dshwhr, 2 car premises (714)549-9~ par ~. x n ron a~e. PLA.~ I $2697 Lower Costs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.3 br, 2 ba, pool, no N~~:~a::::~;:~. :~:::::~mo. l:~~~&~ .. ~~u~~ THE~CIEHT :::::·~~::'shops, :~lk:·.:.:::.: J:~t:;P~~~1;1~t ':~.o~~fu~ds~r:::~~~
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557-483lor83l·29l9 pool, patios, fplc. Full Alsol&2bdrmplans 644·9582 ALTERNATIVE orc·s. hobby, wholesal· For more 1nformat1on 542-8834 ~agueS37·2273.nofee.
security. $365" up. 1702 2storytownbouses Nu baylrnl prop w/pvt 1 lng, gen use. Fr. SSS. smd name. address and Broker Florida at Adams. U1 Mo. to mo. renl Inc : S41J.7249 phone number to · ---------D 0 G NAP p ED. LACASA BLANCA ki rl bch area. pper 3br, Rec e pt. s er v . . METROPOLI TAN OOYOUNEED C/ISll .,. REWARD. HELP. Tan Bach/2Bravail DOW NJCE2 BR l t' g Elec. tch. p v, paUos frplc, wetbar. S6SO wkly. all ed hon ov /blk ( I ch· ap •pa IO, ar, & b I I person z p e c . TOBACCO COMPANY, tat, 2nd '-3rd w ace ma e inese All util pd. CptS, drps, lndry rm nr Warner & a con es, c rpts, Lower, 2br, frplc, wet· erage cont rm mail ..-c:,.. ft c 2 N rt c· D. · ..., "' Pug Fat ""IY lovable pool, lndry facil. Adlts ' draperies, parking, bar . SS SO wkly . ' · • '""""''··on ewpo 1garelle ivision #23. Homeownerloans · ·-• · Beacb.$260.673-2252 levato 714/84().1879 846-'1327 serv .. ~rgtound prkg Blvd. Lease. Call PO Box 577, Rosemead, arran"edfa~t Lol;t 5·1·78, Dana Pnt. ::Trd::~.ncc:,~lss~~Lg __ e_3_B_r.-2-~-b-a,_f_a_m-rm-. e rs. or ""m1lE~~ctirivE 64.5-8512 CAl770. Borrow SlOoo. $100.000 ~~lf:.4=~n4:t~089
556·7707 or Henry frplc, yard. Nr ocean. Optionalmaldservice SUITE,640-5470 Prime location, pro-flexible te rms. pasl
642·9L37 $400/mo.536·91187 GLAMOROUS fesslonal/buaine~sofoor IMTalOR credit no problem. C<ill Lost : 516 Deerfield
f Al Fashion Island, Jam· 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba In Promon· EXPAMDIHG 78? quality retail; 675 or 1350 DESIGM CENTER us no obligation. Comm., ltv. 1 yr blk F. ---------12 BR 2 Ba., D/W, gas pie. boree & San Joaquin tory Point with forever Fully serv. otc apace aq ft. Street level ; re· SfERLING FIN. SVCS mixed breed w/brn spot
3 BR 2 Ba. t blk to 17th St. lg patJo, encl gar, 2 blks Hills Rd. VIEW. Dec: or ator starts at 67t SQ. n in the dec'd exter /nu Inter. col· Unique. specjalized, high 714/955·1610 lbkr) over ea. eye. Brn/wht
CM. $39S mo. + $l.SO sec. fr beach. $375. 960-5260 (urnJ.shed. Pool. jacu:ui, dynamic N .B. airport or coordinated paneled. quality. Prestige loca· HOME EQUITY LOANS chest. Name: St.isle. S.SO
Agt. 646-3255 Ocean view 2 Br apt For leasin1 lnformaUon: sauna, tennis. $350/wk. bus. area. Space avafl: Inquire 7lij/492·4739 aft ~~~~~g bu.si~e::~23 $1(}$40,000. make or buy. ~w~.As~~~r ~~~~135,
l .... '"9f0tthoch 3840 ~~;·:~·Laguna 714/b44·1900 ONTHEBEACH ::.-~Ck:tJi~~r~freMti;~ 6pm. Cnllagent,673·7311 I
••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm home with Judy Clark, 8334i813 or Approx. 7S0sq. ft. w/fncd ...._. L.cl$l: M/ Grey/wbt ong rfri==================iii BAY FRONT 2br, 2ba. Yr privacy. SlOOO/wk stop by Commerce Parle, out.aide ~d. Zoned ;"2 .... ~ SOOS ~ 5005 ~[.:,~t collar. Reward! Ke nnybunkport7 1se.Secbldg.ea11Eve1yn wATERFRoNTuoMES 4100Birch. wtr" 11 pd. $250. o .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ________ _
631·2482 C.11631•14® Do)'le 548·1168 LOST: Reward. Sml Fem.
lsn 't he the guy who kicked the •D&UXI-OFRCE sr ACE ladwtrtal ........ 4500 Sllbst.tfal E9'nlltcJ• Potlibi• burgundy G 0 Id e n
Winningfieldgoalinthe'745uperbowl7 Ea1tblutr 3 br. 2 ba. e.JboaBavClub,NB,col· forleue.2200~fl.~blk •o•••••• .. •••••••••••• Retriever w/gold choke , off s D FrW1 ~ ~wn UIT HA TIOHAL lllAND chuln. Lost Irvine area ...::==:::....-v"\f"V'*'~ Leue. Incl. apa~ater lossal view or bay front 2 v~ Patkwl)'. ttlsslon BUILD TO s 5/7. 837-1675 v.. ~'-.:....ll l\.....I\...:/ ... -..:.> suite, din rm le dbl br apt, beautifully VieJo.831·29Sl · 5,000·20,000 Sq . ft. , .. Supply and r--'---·-----
lf you're not sure wtio (or wtiat) Ktnnyb.Jnkport garage. Auto door f\D'D.l.shed!Summer Sl77S PlaceatJaAye. C.M. Accfflory Cet1teu ~: Sml Terrier type
was. don't f~ bad-you're not alOne. O]>eftr anti. Pool It mo,all"lftl00$11'5.{:ill 2.cQ:c>rcs.lpvteol.approx WESLEYTAYLORCO. fem dog, white w /drk
Kennybunkport Is one of 14 distinctively recreation area. Adults Or. CoutureT14/MS-S300 b33'. •150/mo. 1827 REALTORS 644-4910 • 100% Merchandise gray head, 2 blk spots,
d1tfemit apartment noorplans at Seawind Village onl.Y~0l:ii~"1 Bal Jal bayfrnt, pier, no.t. West.cU£f,NB&3l.-OO 2500 to 7000 aq fl Repurchase Guarantee ~1 :\\~~i.1~~~4/28.
ln Hunti09too Beach. Seawino Village Is a result 1-----=-------1 2tr %ba, l l>kc ·~· Herb • Ra a9"1 ware b o u a o space . • Quality Pel Products
of tOtally personalized professional plannlno. NR HOAG. Upper 2 br 2 21J.471.3S'7'1 We've sot •r.nns revel' al Immed occup. Mo-tc>-mo • Minimum Cash Investment
The kind of attention you deserve. bit. patio, quiet adults. ~t. 301 £dpwater Lido M•r na VIII•••· «short te:rm IN. 234/sq •Total Field InstrucUon
A ~ect blend or nature ano living-S2B5. 642·1.2'76 at Cotonado. 3 BR 2 8~ WhUttt lutt wo're offer· ft . N.8 . addresa. Mz.5113 $30 million and more will be spent
... --to ... -k lftlfieeffntonbe•ut.of· · i 1979 b th Pct Ind t ' nestled n a forest with babbling brook.sand quiet 8 I G C A N Y 0 N •~n. -..,.. _. w • nc:e apace overfooklna Costa MeH off Pl•cenlia n Y e US ry s
ponds. COOied by natural ocean breezes. Add tQ TWNKOME·N•w 3Br, 1nr1110 & Ind~ $41-56"1 u.. Bey Space from 290 Ave. Loni or ahOrt lt'rm Le a de r s in p r omotion and
that tennis courts. swimming pools. ajacunl aM lake & aolf c:ows• vlcw. ortTJ.l'leOac · to 1210 iq. n.. incl. crpts, lie. M.0 toned. lmmed. advertising of their products. One
a convenlentlocatlon near shopping 1t'ld taulla, pool, Jacuul, $79S Reial.Wes oomta1f Have d rp a, A IC. 5 d • Y occupancy. Approx. 4500 or the leading marketing systems
I"'• · mo. '40-6718 t.IMm rent 1111 l\lto 2Br Janitorial Rrv. & all utll sq, It. Apnt. Tom Roll, l th ti wtU be J ti emp .. ,ment and you ve got 1 place at'lyone would 200, to.beacb. Lrd 2 BR, C'OC)do. AvaU ettHll. pd. Take advant.t&e of 1..;.fWO.W'l;.;..;........_ ____ ~1 n e na on eva ua ng
Proudly c.all hOme.(Even KtnnybunkportJ) ....__m ........ 11_11 ,...:1 ... i •r 0.USqdaya.'151-ISOl. our ,prlnf lever., .. & tree ................ 'W__,,,__.. 4600 applicants who wlll service and one~ two bedroom. one and two bath --~..... ..... .. t fl• w 11 ro --_.... administer company ealabllshed
adult apartments from1210.oo 4'''''/tf;:wdr req'd . CALLMEPOll ~~-to~.J!.ei ....................... accounts. Reorders wi ll b e
nd NO • AOOODCHOICEOF b1 ,uau1MS' aiu or •top W.uct: house to lease. comp~r processed by <>Qt' master
z a... WllUI' pct. Ou now'.. SU101D a~ALS b:r UT ..... , bwua Min..a '"'· 1'°2 yrs. M.= wholesaler whose sales exceeded
I ...,_ \. AcMtl. llO kJdt OI' -· ........... t&f.J.111 l ;Jo69:• ~"!..--'° INy, ~Ao mllllonin 1977, , In nv1nl Ylfltgt 1211, G1-46tl , --f .I d ... L'eD ....... Villa&l 1......;_,,,.;..;..'...._ ''"'----~I ....
Bal* •1111 " 111•1; · lftl VJa Opot(o 6ec. nloe•t.11\ d•l"-Cel Mr. a.ur
t5SSSHJftttng1DftVNgelM!t Hun~lftdl.CA WF.STCLJPF 2bt', pool, ~:9~ic~=· <•t"""11tBla~bBlrdl to~.P'trtt':..c»tJoo ~JOU;NHIOM2M050
• (71•> ... Net :::.:. • Pftl. $3Z tno. (114)f7M'82 or HCblDI• •bopplDJ m.111 ... llM.,·1114 f'roll\ t21e Sall Dllgo FrttfNI drM nonn on 8ucl\ to 1---'"-_ _.........,...__-tw~ .,..... ... ~ blk \0 ~t l l f'r1 .nice NB
McFlddlrl. lhen west on Md'ldOln co Swllnd Villlge. %-'~>'"'1" beata 6 H.B. 2 br $UIS. Ralaf"°" w111' .bOrnt • COQdo. eontldt.r ~·· ~ c.IKI. t41d1J Aimlltlil9 a~. Open~ 10 :loM 'd ~ /)'9i&l'.ly ~ $&a1.; .JllD6. to a.dado fllnL No t'laOdl p.u. C..11 Iii 1 •l'i ~· .t && .. I~ ~.... w;isa1 ~ 1..u.; ...... 71l-G144 0
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blk/w bm on back, Vic.
Warner /Goldenwut.
Grf'aUy miu ed by
cl\lldren. Qlll 847·2<m or
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Lost; teenage male cat. nutty ult. .rayish co~or.
tonah•lr. Lost vie;
Cypres.\ & Jasmine, no.
Lquna. Very friendly,
amWI to Mush. Pleaae
call If seen or lound. re·
•ard,*"411
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' Sunday, May 14, 1978
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KAmLEEN ....................... Custom remodeUnc. 15 Childcare lo my borne. "*"" Btdrfc DAISY FRESH Pa.int.ang. Extr/lntr. t;x· Any plumb1n". Watt!r
f'LANACAN BILL )'!'I In area. reald/comm, Moo·Pl'l, M . A.au 3-41. Lie 3:271a6 645·8>'4 Art's Handymeo does CLEANING SERVICE pr'd, honest. neat, reas scrv, leaks, hathrm erv:I. AC C 0 UN Tl NG fl inlr/ ext. Unlqu~ ~ UO· ~wk.64S-84M •---------·•all. Can't heal OUR Will clean your house or L.ic'd964·1000nc ceramic tile• Heh.
BUSINESS SERVICES. PROBLEMS? uaual work welcome. ELECTJUClAN·Priced pn·ces Plumb•n&.electr, • 1 1 D 832,~68
Systeau ~ procedu.r<' Palumbo Con.at. M2·83H CaAu udor right-free estimate on carpentry. pamtinjl, & apt °' eave 1 auy Painting. Extr/lntr ~K· -
apeejalilu. •CC\ '1 lhru eel ..... e..... •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• large or smaUjolltl. drywaJI. 846-83lS f)-esh. 675·2839 _ pr'd, honest. neat. rem •. HOM ~1\ VF.RS Plumb
financial 1talement1; ....-c:.ac Jim's Boat carpenter & R.J .Hutrnwn&Soo. UceMed 673~1----------The Moppets Cleaning Lic'd9641~01n1· ang & HcJlln~ Free e11t
eo1t. ac« ·1: cHb flow 7St·1611 liberclau rep111rs, etc. .Remodel~ add1ttoru1. Service. top nu al. work. "'-· "'.vter P"'lntln" b" ~oh. r. llonei;l 4' rehahlc nrniections "'"'''Win., Lo rates, refs. 646--4778 ~or ~-4541. fatate ~ V a c a t i o n . H o m e ·• ,. ui.. .... • " J 11en ice liofA M C OK ~"'t ' .. -... 1• AVOID BANKRUPTCY u-ft·ed •·Bonded ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs Call 546·2393 R Sinor St he ins Tr> · · · ~ 1nv~niory conlro . Cclnsolidate and reduce c.,.+_.,k• ..... ,..., • · walcbers.careforplanls · ·• · 979~or847·0083
libraries calaloae~; payments tbru u .S . ••••••••••••••••••••••• REMOD&ING 01tale & household sales, & peta, mail. light.a. $6 pr Maid Service for corpora-_me __ .8J6. __ 55S52' hrs_ •-"--
valuables dorumeota •·-·~ PloA wi't .. -··t bor· 1-..~tMan will lay you-Custom o-m .. dds exp. ln ;antiq. etc. t'ree da. '24 min. 891H304 lion apts Call Carol p L-A y C .... _ ._ ... .,. Call ....,..,. .... °"" -..i-'" "'""" ,.. consult' 54(}.2679 63 5634 N. Deb I . G•n OUI" GIHlll' ••••••••••••••••••••••' \lon. neatness ell· row 1 n g • ST 0 P or mjne. R epairs & C.binet.aCountertops n · Trade Mark Design Exp. l· wpt ony. SP..ei:u1!i11ng JA r~i.de"· •.Jl0.0£IDRI.ESS •
perts. 7l4/IUS--42l2 Forclosures. &arn11h· cleaning too! Guar work Apt-OWce-Comm-Alt. r..c'-g min price lor: basica. Lc.dlcaplng tial ,homes, int. & ed. Installed fal'tory direct;
All pbateS ol bookJceep-men ts, suits, & re· t biuer .a,avJos• ~ .. --con&nfllfimes&Umts n -..o ................. Mac546-7360X87 ....................... Please check our re· e:st11b ~yrs <:all Harold
ing, forsm11U buslnl!S!es. -poaess'IObS. est, 1·988·6754 Quality not Quantity WESTERN FENCE CO. LANDSCAPING ferences Lie • 32088l Gunn 549-296\
Mybome. Will pickup lc:u• .. cyffN~ Shampoo & steam clean Wm.B.Andersoo·Bldr Wood&Cbainlink Reasonablt'price:. Guar., insrd, free est. -
deliver. Reliable & re· Frff Color bn'ghteners·, wht Free &l. 631-0061 Uc.,2tS-Ul 536·1837 ~CJ 968.a783 Ted. 636 7085 REPAIR & Rl':ROOF. All ason 494 6661eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---t yp e:..:. h 1 n ~I c i. • · · · Wtld cOllMllt.tion c""" 10 min bleach. ClAan Ge .... ,.81 Bw' ldan' g contrac· __.#.. Prof · · •· "' k h k .,... " .... J ..._...._ Haul, skiploader dump Lawncare, regular a cl1S. . pamung"' prep . .,xt. roe s a es c·ompo·tar . ..... ~Repair JO,._... liv, din rm. haU $1:>. Avg tor seeks additional re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.rk, grading, tree wrk, Homes. busane1>i;, :i11ts. &int. Low rates. Refs. f'r(!€est. S.U 5930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l9CJGI •xperi.nce rm $7.50. ~uch $10, chr .sidenUal projects--joint F<rmlca Counter Tops in-demoUtlons el.c. 831-1257 8474461 5.'J6..4780, 536-43113
B&J AppUanceServ. ~. Guar. elim pet odor. ventures. Call 960-4180 stalled to your speclrica-Slryl~· TRIPCHARCE $10 ..,...... Cpl repair. lS yns expr. altsor:>36-Qn4 tioos. Latest colors & de-~ Mam. S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Do work myself.. Refs signs Free est 615-3118 M9-~ 957--0169 School age children my S31-0101. ROOM · .
"' .... R--'-home, Beach & Garfield WeCar•ca ...... t Cleaners. CiedeN.c) ,..,.,......, ..,._.. area. 963-9203/840-4840 ... • ..-.. DDITIOMS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steam cln or shamPoO. A GARDENING -Entire •Save Money• ......_, Servic• Also upholstery. All work Apartments & Houses Ha r b 0 r a re a . E x _
Dnveways•Parklng lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• guar. Truck mount unit. Kitchen Remodeling perieoced, reasonable.
•Repairs •Sealcoaling DMVProblems? Fr. est. reas. rates. Plans&FinancingAvaiJ. Bob644-463'J
•Lie. NB , CM S& -Let our DMV experts 645-3716 631·306Sor548·6072 •VERYLOW PRICES•
On Gardening Ma int.
MosoN f YOUNG MAN. S yrs expr ................ •••••••
Hcallng ••••••••••••••••••••••• in wallcovering. Free Skylights brighten up
••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork Small Jobs. e.t.a.~76Andy rooms. O\•er 250 in OCC Student. 1 Ton truck. Newport, Costa Mesa & ---stalled. Cullf. Skylight:..
Tra!lh, tree trim, Ron lrvine.675-317~eves. PETERS PAJNTrNG Dana Pnt 661·0151
""'5703 979"•09 -Expr'd . Reas Rates.----~~---MovilNJ Free Est Call Gene Tiie
CHEAPEST hauling in ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSZ.()158 •••••••••••••••••••••••
town. l''r. csls. CHEAP! . --- --CERAMIC TILE Spectal &t2·2995or6-t5 1390 MOVING? Res1dent1 al1Commere1al ty: Enlrie!> floor& 25 yr~
16 .Yrs exp. ref. Free exp Sm l repa1r1t , Asphalt &16-@71. ~Ip you. f311 rAIM Di· C...ftt/Concnh ~~~~berg fx1t;~E
erpnses or ree con· •••••••••••••••••••••• • Licensed & bonded
su.ltation. :>25-6728 Foundations, retaining ----------(iecqe S49·2015 Hoaec:INnituJ
Let \lersallle's exper'd
profes&1onals make your
next move al liffiOOth
lraru;1tton on you & your
budget. ~o anytime
C!>llmate Gene 58l-13ls !lt>l 1883
Paul F. Ga!1non Cl':RAMlC tale. New or rt• CalliRet Malcirtg walls, blocks, patios. Additions. remodel. all Clean -ups, Hauling,
••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-8241.Lic'd. types constr. Free est. Landscaping. Im ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• WaUpapenng Crans mun model. frel' c:.t. Sm 1 21.3/434·394~ Jobs welcome ~ 290H Sl 62 ~r DAY Cabin t k. •. Spiro.548-8250.U c'd. mediate servicing. e ma l6g"' carpen· All phases concrete & 642-9907
That's al you pay ror try. Small jobs welcome · blltwrk. Cstm brltwork. --------Fl b th a JO day ad in the Eves. 673-5125. Alvin. Lic'd/Bonded. 642·6894 DKoratiltcJ Ge111ral S..-•k:es oors. ca~pets, a s,
Want a REALLY <..:Ll!:/\N
HOUSF.! Cull Gingham
Girl. Free est 645·!>123 PaintiagjPap.ring Painffng/Sigft aft s __ _
~·1~ .. ;~~·;~;;·;~;;~·~ ············~·········· Window c...;-n,9 Painti 0 lnter/Exte Artist apec1ahz1ng 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• D ... ILY PILOT •--------------------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• walls. patio:., WUldowi.. ~ Pa taos. drive-ways. . . HANDYMAN. Homes & Spec. pnce for vacant re SERVICE ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• sidewalks.CallJess. Slip Covers. Drapenes, apts. Conscienlious sldences.
n.,. r. painted wall & canvas • d Reas. work guar 642·0386 hi ...,A 2114 0 \\ 1ndows clea11e . h •
C U r Pent er. Free 848.4298 bed spreads, up~lstery Craftsman. cau645.0302 Tbo6eGuy!> 974 0810 DIRECTORY cushions & pillows.
---grap cs . .,.,.-·-~ug . a~onable. buslnessei.
t:arthto nes1 Exter!or "-terJA.,air ~m~~apts.847 4461
home design ng & paint· ••••••••••••••••••• •••• . 00 IT NOW~ ~li1':1"t4fi· Any size jobs. -S-EI..L--id-le-i-te_m_s_w_i-th-a Custom fabncs. free est. HANDYMAN: Carpentry. Immaculate (;lean mi: Co
642-5678 a A .. .!na .. ~9r Tony' Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Jerry's Jnt. Decorators electrical, plumbing & For those who dcscn·~ 1ng Make your home . ,, Your maid docsn t do wrn look hke a model home. Neatpatches&textures dows" We do. Call u ..
---------·l---.....:<>'t<J"OQ't~:.:...:.::____ welcome. 962·4185 nrs. 847-2787, 5574504 the best. 7~·0377 Nwprt Ht·h. :>48·7091 FREE EST. 893-1439 6.11·0217or645·2032
Lost&Found 5300 Pft"SOMlls 5350 Help Wonted 7100 H .. W•t•d 7100 HefpW•t•d 7100 HelpWalltect 7100 HefpWate<f 7100 HefpW.ted 71 HelpW•ted 7100 ···········~··········· .......•............... ·••·•••·••••·•········· ......•..................................•..•.....•.••............•.....•.....•••.......•••.......•••.•..•.•.•..••.......••.....•......•..
Lost; Collie/mix Femnle Account Re resentative
ag
1\03939, :my info 548· 7~ ~~ther 's Day ·S. P.
a vert sing sa es. Ex·
perience preferred.
Permanent position. Ex Lost; Golden Retne\'er. Attorney, 33, 6'. J70lbs. cellent benefits Apply A ss em b l e r s for
CdM area. Reward. <.;all d1vor. Av:ul for dating. lli60 Placentia, CM. srulmaker. Will I.rain. $.1
b'75·1212 . Write PO Hox 11411 , start. Bill.~·9311
Lost: Old English Sheep Garden Grove, 92642 Acc't clerk. neat & cons· ASS'T MANAGER
0 g d A t c1ent1ous person needed . . 0 ' rewar · ns 0 OvtcollM011-to train for computer Family styl~ dinner ~~~~l~· CdM area. *642-5654-; acc't & perform various ho~hasoperung for ex·
clencal d.uties. Must be ~! r ~g~ n ~lt ro~ sa spp' tt LOST white toy poodle. Info/ Appt. good w /figures, type & n r. ·
female, vi('. Edwartls & Hedonic male chauvinist have bkkpmg or acc'l _549_·_03_l_O ______ _
J:o.:d10ger, HB. Heward ! wants subservient lady background. Call Suer·---------
!146·:>302. as possible travel male, McLeod al 644·4lOO. ATT&n'IOH
Lost gold heart shaped YOU pay '2 expense. NOACCTS PAYA BL!';, llOROVEtt
ho use key Reward fats . l1b cr t1n cs. Newp o rt Bea c h
673·8977 alcoholics. George •r, Developer lmmed opt>n
P.O. Box l:i235. L B. Ca ing for art'ts/payablt•.
1''ound P<trt Auslr 90815 Min 3 yr$ constr exper Sht?pherd mix. blk w 1tan ------SaJary open. <.:..&II C..:hn:,,
paws. 548·0396. CM TOUCH OF CLASS 7521904
---SOPHISTICATED ---------
Found: M gold1'n <'olored *MALE AND Saluki or Greyhound
~~x~;6tnwsl Col. Or Cty FEMALE*
If you are new to Costa
Mesa, temporanly dis
continuing your educa
lion, recently discharged
from the service. or for
any reason seeking lem·
porarY or career employ·
ment. consider this uni·
que oppor. The women"
men we are looking for
IOOKICEEPetS
Accounts receivable, ac·
coWJts payable. Relief
PBX. cashier. Perma-
nent position. good work·
ing condltlons.
AUTO PARTS
TRAINEES
Rebuilder /Counter Sales
Perm. f ttime. gd pay
3621 W. ISTST, SA
AUTO PARTS
L.AIORERS
Perm. !/lime. gd pay
3621 W. lSTST. S.A.
FOUND: Young male
Samoyed, vie Pegasu~
t.rlt, N . B. ~6-9482
Escorts & Models
ESCORTS & MODEL.5
&coris & Mod.ls
714-975-0002
2l3·428·6330
Personals Sl SO _MC/BA VISA 24 hrs
••••••••••••••••••••••• Pet"IOftCll Sef'vice1 5360
Spiritual Reader
t8l5So. EICammo Real
Sun Clemente. Pully lie.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Ambitious Couple Wanted
t.o manage a small busl·
ness p/Ume. Will not In·
terfere w I your present
job. Must be willing to
learn. Mr. HaU,642·1634.
ARCHJTECTURAL
DRAFTSMAN
Fr o m Jr . to in
lermediale. Top pay.
benefits & working con·
d.Jt1ons. Satisfied where
you are? Forj!el 1t. Call
Orange County's fostest
growing design firm .
may be tired of typing, ---------r o l d i n e p a p e r s • Auto parts counter peo-
warehouse jobs & work· p I e . Cos t a M es a .
ing for a limited income. Newport beach area. I
Work w,young people need3exp'dcountcrpeo·
Rapid adv. possible. If pie for bolh full & p 1t
you are 18 or over & work. GOod benefits, top
would be avarl to start pay, full insurance. For
work immed. call betwn interv. call. J im Walter
Contact Len Nobel aft l•--------For appl. 492 7296 ---
9: 30am & 2pm _545-84 __ oe_. 646 __ • 1_64_7 ___ _
645-6514
TELLERS '°"' ,. .. n .. &r~n ...
Clerical
INE
BAR Girl wanted. expcr'd
Experienced preferred . for friendly tavern. Oood
but will consider sharp wages for right girl.
trainee . FI ex 1 b I e 631-9898or645·1960.
F3ntastrc oppor l or
moderate typist to jom
this growing oil co. &
learn lo operate lhr
Telex macb. Co. offer:i.
$700 mo starting s31 .+ u
00 day review + a greal
profit sharing plan &
many other excitin.:
benes. Call Rita 540·60;55.
NEVER A CHARGE 'l'O
YOU. Coastal Personnel
Agency, 2790 Harbor, CM
schedule necessary May
include weekend hours.
Stop by or ca II
the following offices
Fullerton
255 w. Orancpthorp~
871·6101
Santa Ana
3925 S. lristol St
97'-7510
San Juan
Capistrano
9"19-7580
GIBRALTAR
SAVINGS
& loon Association
CASHIER
Telephone. Wknds. Ap·
prox 16 hrs per wk. S3 per
Barmaids, Experienced
or will train. Apply
Vikki 's Lounge, 1791 1;
Newport Bl, CM. 6.11-9842 hr. 642-1753 ext 11 or app· Clerical
Beauticians & Wig stylJsls
wanted Jy. The Earl's P.lumbmg, GENERAL OfC 153 3 W . Lincoln
548 3446 Anaheim. U you are looking for ad ----------• vancemenl potent in ll co
65''
Cleauly salon an Hunt· offering great career op
ington Beach laking con· CASHIEtt portunillei., this co ha!'o
f1denual applJcalions for Need lndiv. w/min 1 yr an xtnt starting pos an
manicurist. Must 'do ca.shier exper. Pleas ant their lovely admin bl41~
acrylic nails. Please call persooality & ability Lo They need moderate typ
for appointment. 963--0717 ~ w/publk. Xlnt co. inR & a happy go luck~·
BeautySaloninH.B.ls in· benefits. nature Call Cbrai. terviewing for Stylist. Olll644-l3899am-nooll 540-6055 NEVER /\
We are a full REDKEN THEIRVIHECO. CHARGF. TO YOU
salon. all applicallons SSONewport Ctr Dr Coastal Personnel Agen
must be kepi confidenual ".quaJNeOpwpoportr ~mapchloynr 5Y· ~Harbor, CM Pleasecall96307t7 ,., ,._ ~
B<MT REP/\IR~1/\N ----------• Clerical
Met•hanics/ 1-;IC'ct Hull CH~F. must be Cully ex·
Repair/Refln b hin g penenced in handhn,1!
Yachts lo 80'. Mu st have many. entree menuc;
waterfront boatyard e'<· both s1l do_wn & buffot
per. Blacki e·!> HoJt Call mgr _!13·61IO
YOU ARE
INVITED
RELAXING MASSAGE
llob J ames·Llc Masseur
Outcall 9·9. 49-i-5111
Palm Spnngs couple to
look after house or apt
plants. July, Aug. Sept.
References. CoslJ
Mesa -beach .
(I )327-9844
J PM daily at Red Moltz
& Assoc. 833·8631 Attorney
HM.ESTATE
Babys itter, hsekp r .
motherless home. prer.
live-In. 2 Kids. 581·0236 Equal Opportunity
Employer M /F Ill
BABYSITTER-m aturel•--------
Yard, 673-6834
Bookkeeper, Girl f'nd:iy.
100 hrs mo approx. GC'n'I
office expcr. typinJ.t, re·
QUJ red. Sma II ol llcl'. /\ft
2; ~2 tY.!12
CHILDCARE
Resp girl ne(.'ded dunng
Summer. llV hnmC's
f'/tlmc Car & r cfs
&14·7095 aft G·30
To JOID Orange Count) 'fi
top temp<>rary al(cnc\
where you are the V.1.P.
We offer top s alaries.
~t JOhs. short and lon~
term assignments with
top Orange County
firms O\•cr 2.'l years of
combrned experient'r.
Wt::WANTYOU!!!
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCALL OHL Y
631-1811
•SANDY'S*
Outcall Massage
973.0329
L¢f.!
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Jobs W..ted, 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Will house·sit Sept '78 to
June '79. Mature fem.
XJnt ref S41·6777 eve
Nurse/Therapist a\aila
ble9·5.
631-2939 ____ , ----------
•SHERJ LEE•
Certified Masiieuse
House Calls· By appl.
838.6838
FOXY LADY
Outcoll Mossoge
M/C 711-3561
BOOKKEEPER wishes to
do accounts at home, will
pickup & deliver, rella·
ble & efficenl. Call
5J6.-0907 Nan.
HtlpW..ted 7 100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AccounffRcJ Of c Clk
J\irporter Jnn Hotel
Arlistjlayollt
National firm in need of
experienced person to
paste-up ads for offset
production. Typing skills
a must, darkroom ex·
penence helpful. Good
future for right person.
<:all 754-637:> for app't.
ASSEMILOS
lmmed. openings avail.
for lite production as·
semblers at our Costa
Mesa facility. No exper
req'd. We wUI train. lsl
Shift. Apply in person.
Mon May 15th, betwn
9am-3pm, Fabricated
Plastics, Inc. t 769
Placentia Ave. Equal
Opp. Employer
ATTOtlNEY
Newport Bch. Outstand-
ing oppor. for Attorney
w/2-3 yrs exper. & a
superior academic back·
ground. We are a growth
onented, med-sized law
firm seeking an atty
w/partnership potential
& both the ability & de·
sitt to handle interesting
& sophisticated real est
& related business mat·
ters. Replies held in
strict confidence. Send
resumes to PO Box 5559.
Beverly Hills, Calif.
90212
*AUTO LOTMEN
PREGNANT! C aring, Contact Mr. Hannan
Full or part·time. Learn
the auto business from
the g round up I Op· 1·---------1 portunity tor advance·
confidential counseling & 833-2770. •~SEMI.EIS referral. Abortion, adop ---------M
uon & keeping. ACCOUHTIMG CU< so Trainee Assemblers
APCARE S47·2563 For acctng dept of a pro· Needed Immediately
----------1 gressive S&L. Duties in· •-g •-sho~Term LINDA & VICKI elude disbursement of ~gn~;nt.a
a.teal Ma50CJ9 expenses & typing. Some 3Shlft.s Available. For the,_ of itl A/P ex per pref'd. Xlnt Must have own transp.
Serving all Orange Co. benefits & adv oppor. C•T~ 55M520
835-7313 Cont.act Jan Hess, Free. ToDpP1 ay. VacPay 833-8383
DANCE OF FUN State MutuaJ Savings Vidor T191porary
Beaut.. nude &iris dance 4001 MacArthur Blvd SerYfce1
& rap scis.sion. Pvt mlr· Newport Bea.ch Div Waller Kidde & Co
rored rooms. 10/\M to F.qual Oppor Employer 20828. E. Briatol
JA¥ Moo.Sat, l2PM to --------•I Ste 10 Newport Beach
SPM Sun. 62S N. Euclid, A Bkt CComerofBristol& Anah. 53$-$363 cctng Pill Campus behind FREES~ION WTAD TEMPOlAlY C'arl'a Jr> Register Today \o work Equal Opportunity PALM & CARD on various accountin1 & Employer M /F
11111:.1. "'l .... GS booltlteepln1 aui1n·l•-------•1 ......ur " ments. Work close to,._ ________ •I
Spectal ~ prlcewi\h thls rour home. Figure•·
ad. Hat Plychlc power of CJerlct to Sr. Accoun·
wtsdom. What you bear tanta needed thruoul
wilJ amaze your Sh• will Orange Co.
tell your Put. Preseot, &: Robert ltalf's
1-uture " advise you oa AccouotemPt
Loft. lbnia1e & Busl· ~S.Main,Stesot
._.. Avail. (or prtvnte No. Tower, t.Jnlon Danit
tJ'OlllPI ln Tho City ol Qzup
. ZZl W. Wh1itier Blvd 714/83S-41~
t.a Habra 213/89'1·9272 -------ililltl
DIVOBCE/Bankruptcyl•--------i '50. a. br .ervlco. Ac.ttoo
LepJ Typi.nAo tlil)."619
ment. See Mr. O'Neill or
Mr. Pierce. HOWARD
Chevrolet, Dove &c Quall
Sts .• Newport Beach.
AUTO MECHANIC
For emission test facility
w/thorough knowledge'
of emission conlrol com·
ponent.s & tuneup pro·
cedures on late model can. Accuracy of job &
the proce1Sins of de·
tailed paper work a ~ity. May be req 'd
to install special equip·
ment or inatrumenuatton
in test vehlclu. Have own tools deainble.
Apply In penon
Ol9CO Laboraloriea
Division or scr
421 E. C.erritos,,
Ana.helm
F,qual Oppor Employer
Auto Mechanic, exper in
rorolcn c:an, mainly
German make. Mual
ba"own tools. 642'1604
A u tomotive
woman, to babysit l yr ---------· old boy, 2 dys wk , 7 :30-5.
non·smoker 581-0515
BABYSITTER-care for
toddler, Mon-Fri. M.V.
area 646-0368 or 634·522'
BABYSJTTER for 2 yr old
boy, Moo-Fri 9·3:30 your
home, C.M . area 642·6109
Pally.
Banlting
SAT WORK
Experienced teller only.
F.am orr pay for part
time e~loyment. Call
for appt with personnel
dept. 9AM-4PM. M·F.
CITIZEN'S BANK
OF COSTA MESA
2970 Harbor Blvd
Costa Meaa ('114) 979-4200
Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
Banking
BANK TELLERS
Our Newport Beach ofc
has openings for exper'd
bank telJers We offer
pleasant environment.
good benefits & l{OOd
salartes. Applicants
should contact
MARY J. B.DER
Operalioos omcer
MANUFACTURERS
BANK
1201 Dove Street
Newport Beach
(7W 752·0600
F.qual Opp Emplyr m 1r
Banking
ConMwrclol Tet .. r
Exper'd, f/tlme.
United Calf. lo1tk
6Monarch Bay Plaza
South Luguna.
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BOOKKE£PER Trial
BalaOl·e for CPA. Neat
appearance, 5 yrs exper
preferred. mature, de·
pendable. tyric acl·ur:atr
Salary open :1 1>1 1179
day!> . h 7 J I:.!:; :1 .1 11
7PM iwknd!'
Ro okkeC'p c r . 1 m nH•1l.
oricning I-' ch.I! f''rt•r" a .''
rlosr. Uranl!t' PH farm.
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714 1633 ;,om
Bookkel'pcr. lull thar~t·. J
yrs t'XP Liie tnnn11
HcneC1ts Located m San
Clem 498 0515
Bookkeeper Mgr
Civil EncJineflinCJ
Dffigners
J.5 Yrs C'Xper. Xlnt pos1
t100 a\·1111 for hills ide de·
sal(n. Xlnl profcss111n11I
almospherl?
J.P. Kopp & Assoc
i i 11547-&115
•FfLE CUiUS
•FtGUH CLSlkS
•TYPISTS
Cwal Engmeennl! • •SlallT ARIES
'*'WORD PROC OPRS
•KEYPUHCH
•PIXRECEPT
•PERSOHMEL CLKS
•ORDEtt a.E.RKS
Draftsman M IF. I yr
min exper. sub d1v1!linn
work in OranJ?e. LA. San
Bernardino counties
J P. Kapp & As!>ot·.
714 f><t7 R-l45
Clerical/CaNNx
•HOSnSSES
1-'or Newport Beach and
South County ca II :
Vicki Heston or
Jan Pell1.t•r
557-61 22
Banking 496· lZ'13
TELLERS EqualOppor.
Real est dev cu nee<ls o
stable. sincen' person
wlbkkpnl( bkgd lo look
after their very pretty
ore. This pos offers a
great deal or variety & is an exceptionally nice lit·
Posting clerk t•l ma in
tatn perpetual inventory
records. Must have lcga
ble handwnting and s1m·
pie math capabillly.
Hrs: 8 to 5, Mon thru Fri·
day. Xlnl fringe benefits
Apply Avnet Electronics .
350 McCorm ick, <..:M
754-6061
F'or Central & Nortb
Orange County Ca I l:
Karen Powers 1134·09!!0
j:mployer
1f you have been a bankl•--------•I tie co. Job offers sul oC Clertc:al
MO FHS EVEl! !
teller and would like to
resume working as a
teller from 1()..3 each day,
please cal) for an in·
terview.
PatMaltlU
<UC > 645-"33 ext 235
~
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BANK
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PA.R'f.lflllE
lmmedtate O\)tllh\I 11)
our Laauoa Hilla offic&
Savini• and 'Loa11 or
bank expefienee lt pre·
rerred. C.ub bimdlln1
helph l. ~xte llnl
11lary, wo.=:~ condl· Uom and ta. Call
or •PPlr at t.a1una Brueb 4* 1\mday, ... ,
18; IO:OOAIC to 12.00PM
and1;30PM~:OOPM AMlllCAH
SAYIMC5S
.. Call•• lALouia&
i.,,.. ffll)t 770·21lj
111.0oldblatt ~ ()pportuaitf plof:ll/I'
Bank & S&L P~ilions s1000 up. C11 ll Rita. WORKYOUR S40·6055, NEVER A
CHARGE TO YOU. WAYTHRU LG Q K Coastal Penonnel Agen· SUMMY
ABIUll ABBOTT
TEMPORARIES
cy, 2790 Harbor, CM ' Wi'61. I fly
NEYER A FEE •OOK•1rru "" e a.a1c•L MAHAGllt TIAINEE Fee Paid. Assist staff ac-:!~:;~ i.!'s~~;~~~~· A variety of genei;al
t rowing S&L needs countant. Top manuf co. waitini.t ror you. All clerical positions ate
taature minded indiv F /Chg exper. helpful. To clerical & industrial now available. If you -rl . kno I""" llOO. Alse Fee Jobs. ha ood t . a..·11 w accoununi . w .. ~e Micllele Kuhn s.40·5001 sl11Jls needed. Work when ve a & yptng Ii•• ltbllgd ln S&L or bank In S you want. Paid vacs. You 4S-44 wpm. an aptitude uvings area, P rior Snellli1 & nelUngof don'tpay.wepayyou. formathoraninsura11ee
&UPervisory duties req'd. Newport Beach Af!ency Ulll or come 1n today back ground. we hue
Mull be flexible enouah 4340Campus Onve -IEL[~ jobs for you. Posltl()f111 to possibly relocate if Boys wanted approx 15 l7 start al SS90 per mo. pro~~':;;f:;,~ YJ"S. Eve work 5 -30-9:30. Plel!e contad per11omtel
C7rHERPOSITJONS Must be nlJeatl, !.att Nt~ri~~1cei&.14-t1 dept. *----· t _l[J\ w/hands&re ab e .... ust Iii\ ~0....!,f'Y,... too:-'ooo have transp. 645-2702. 1401 Do~. Suite 340 \el PACIFIC mLJT\JAL r• •v-Of,, .. 1Aguna Niguel 831-0542
TtQert to S700 Burg I a r a I ar m I n • 2NS7 Ca bot Road 700 Newport Center Or
Ttllvs P It to f' hr 1taller/1er¥lce per1on. Garden Grove 638-0500 Newport Beach •
ProotOpr loS6SO 1'.:xper preferred. Salary 13167 Brookhu~lSl Equal Oppor &mplo~
lfoteTeller tof7M) open. Apply 228 Jl'orestl~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~-1.banOfric:cr toSlaK Ave.LaaunaBeacb. -----------C'aUCltT)' S40-tOSJ Clerical
Co u la I l' e rt on ne 1 CAMIRA PllSON ..,.UNO HOSTESS A1ency To work a •ertlc:lc com· alW
2'190Barbor Blvd, CM rn ere la I ea mer a . Truly ""'~ exdUnt Job
Familiar w/PMT pro• for attractive penon
ceu. Expcr pr~fd or will w/out1oinJ Ptrt0nallt1
t rain. F /ti me. Co. who Aov• people. M~l a,.nem ... Apply, Pen· i.nc'ominl plaoe1 to P""t
IVM*'• 1880 Placentia, VlP'a • arrant• for car
QI: ....... ftlMfY•UolU et.cl.
Sonw tYlliu It cleriral
aldtla hetplal. ,Salari •---~---~,.. .,_ Call s.Jb, ~;
Nl:VER A O{Aa<Jg TO
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DATAINTIY Ex P• r 'd 11 as I at. JR.IUYB lmmM. ~tot ex· Coeb/lm,.,.._. .Ac:1 tluaClerir w/conamlal .personaUty Place & upedJte orders per'd •Jc:row secy.
Al>Pb' i. penoa, Jolly f\ill Ume poaTtioo open for xlnl pradico 1n belcb for electronic com po. Salary opeo. Clll J . An·
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HetpW..t.d 710b He1P.Wantitd 7100 .W,W...ted 7100 ·············!········· ~······················ ...................... .
~erulorflce
Good Opp~ Jf01'EL
PMf'llY WOUHS
cooec
lnsurance
l\oaf'T, Irvine. 1711 E ... Ytdeo dlspllly area........... nent.s Mlnexper emo'• ~atlniineSavb>\r.f
,., l))cr Rd. bd U.1uu It aJl term.l.ul o~rator for a DI. naSONNIL ln el.dn.ucs ind~tiy. '1S2-2Jfi00, E.0. H. UT8TEM 3J>m. ____ __, Baaic /Your mini · ~~cl:'v~·nc~ l/MASSEMILERS EXIC SECT"Y
Citrlneed~ror,genefal
office wurk w /ag
gt-eas.ive electronic W.
tr1butor. Irvine are•.
Cal l Bob Tr:lcy .
714-s.49·09$4, S·S, ~fon·
Pri,
MAlllltoTT HOTEL
Is i.eek.!91 rwliable people to wort( ln our kitchens.
Enjoy exceUent com-pany ~neftts. Apply:
~ lnsunnee A1ency
has opemnii Ul Pountitin
Valley Ofi: for customer
1ervlce position. Ex-
perience helpful. Paid
vacaUoil & sick leave +
compa ny benefits.'
Salary commensurate
w/experlence. cau Lin·
d.11 549-816 l
ninp Now A\all:.ble COOtcS computer Some ex· · e a, e l.olMtlnt & solderin of' • • !orha.llorn/umeclerb ptrlenecisdairablo bul Orange 633-9740 PC"--...&.. _ ... ri .._I , __ Jn Corona del Mar. .. Day or alahl. lnnwrc: ....... t di w 1' th --....... ...,, .,.., n11. wu., Diversified rt'al t'state on 2nd II 2rd •lul\s. No belwn llam·t0;30a~ & ~: v ·u~ w~c Dental Aul Chrsd, ha.rnes&ing. Musl k.oow company loolllnll ror Gt:N'L OFC-Variety 9pOMlOOO Pers0nntl
900 Newport C.enter Dr
Newport lleach
4"lCP4 r neceuarY·We 2 4pm, Reubens, lSSS C\ll'acy ande:~ iork rtt.une.. Good be.ocfils~ o!o~ ~oc1e, read abarp aecutacy w1\h Oood typist. Wiii train.
trein. Advaancernt'nl op-Adam£Ave,ColltaMesa ln 1 t . · H.B . Call 893·5032, bluepnnts,speaklrread shorthand typlng iood S£art$650.540-69f0,NB =~'~i°aJ':~u!: w1f he-:::,den:~p":n": 846-~. English. Qe voice & 'some
go to our nea,..t market COOKS benefits locludlog 2 DISHWASHER GEH1. CLERK :flna:. 1 G.lrl or-
l'.quaJ Oppor Employer JMSUIANCE GEH. OFC $800. 1rH1FtTs or contact tbe pertanoel Immediate openlna for weeks vacation after one Kitchen Helper Country Must be accur. typl.sl (SO flee, -supervision es·
oUfceat exper'd ln brealcfa11t & year, com puny paid ClubConv Hosp54S.3061 wpm), like diversified s~Ual. Xln'$:'iorlc\ng en· If you're looking tor HOUSECLEANING, Full PROCISSOlt
12642LamptonSt lunc h,. • 16 Fashion atWP insurance, credit · work, have pleasant vir1'ftment. ary open.
Garden Grove 537-4840 Island, N.B. Wlion, etc. Apply at Dishwasher, min. 16 yrs telephone manner. Min _ff1_3~--------
variety th.is is the job for or p/time, own lrans. Must have 1~to2 yn ex·
you.'fherewillbealitlle Top salary. 673-1266, per. paying group
~0oooc:Emoku'~ ~.~-rrt-c_d_,_-&_-<_nd_•-i ORANGECOAST <>f age. No experience olcexper.2 rn. Factory work, email
"'1Vt\D ,.... Tl ~ D-"l[-0 ~T e<:a~an. W1Jl Trai.D.. _¥.qua.LQp~r. Employer erowme auIUlil.llY neDr
of everythin& {tf this'brc. _M&-__ 48'1_1 ______ 1 medical claims. Req's of
Nil't! personality & HouseCoun:sellors CRVS, back&round in ~ure athtooe as well Married cpl only. No dental claims helpCul.
Elli gooal;l(nts r'eq;t. c liTl err e n, ITv-e-=Trr. • ~nn 1 ~~ ely ores in Newport Ctr.
---------• Rest.t400Pac.Cst.Hwy, ""•' nr.v C...1112-SPM.752·2538 o(lers gooa pay"& So.CoastPlau.4-day,40
Codd.ii w---1 NB. Apply in person. To 330 W. Bay St., CM benefits, oppor. for ad· hr -k "ood b""nefits
9ffm $4/hr. between the hours or Domestic couple needed vancement, coogenial at-.. • • "' · · Sct.ool for79yroldwoman.One phe 545·7101. Ask for Dan Call Sally, 54.0·6055. Supervii.e 6 teenaae Iii\ PACIAC ffiUTUAL NEVER A. CH.ARGJo; TO girls.Sal +exp. S40-4754 . \BJ L•-L' 8:00AM.S:OOPM mos re. 1603W Alton S"nla Ana r':arn up to $300 per wlt.l•--------•1 Call for person to cook, clean fl lf you qualify for any of · • .. __ ....;.
Low tuitloo. Placement COltaESPOMDEHCE Appointment please do laundry. Another ~ openinp, eaU for ~ ~t. 75J.9194. SICllETUY 64Z.43~l .ext277 person required to inlerviewTOOAY F/Ch&Bk.kpr to$12k
Y 0 U . Ca ll Co a 11 ta I K<>US«leaners Tues· 1''n 700 Newport Center Dr
Personnel Agency, 2790 8·3PM. Call' Janice ·~ Newport Beach
Cocktail waitress. Ex· Ex~llent oppor. for in· Equal Opportunity perform heavy cleaning DECC Secretary AJA Lo $860
peTienced. Fri /Sat div. WlSbing to become Employer & chauffeur duties. Irvine ~31 SecCorp/LegoJ 5800+ Gingham Girl Houseclng Housecleaning 1--. -------
Harbor, CM Raggedy Ann's. 6'&5-1.800 Equal Oppor Employer
nlcbts only. Apply V1dec Operator in word ---------1 Sallll"YS6(!'_>Pbor~.eTackh.1:~~~~~~~~~1 PayrollBklpr loS900 serv1cendswomen P/T, lmmed. opening. exper. Janitors, pt-t ime eves, Thurs .. 9-UAM. Ask for processl.ni center. Typ. Dat.ltlfryOpr +room.. ..,u. a e ExecSec Bank to$850 topS,carn~.645-5123 orwill lrain, full & P IT. over 21. El Toro area.
th.1. manag"'r. 3300 w. tng 5S wpm, handle misc 1be Jolly Ro• .... J.Jlc. •-ad to nearest employ-lrvine Personnel Aaency --n...-533-4881 "' "" _. ~ m•nt development de EL"'~"'NICS "-Ill FRID .a.y vwn trans. 540-9525. THE Pac.CoaslHwy,NB. corresp. Statistical & takingappUcaUonsrora "' · ~a nv 488E.lTthCostaMesa w "" SUNSJUNEGlRLS 1----------lefaJ document typing. lead data entry operator. partme~t & advertise-Suite224 64.2·1470 lnsurance brokerage. JAMIToalAL
Cot11panion/Homemaker Good communication Minimum of 1 yr exper. ment paid by employer. MSI Dat~ Corporation,~~ Hr1» 12·5. Ins urance Housekeeper, p /lime, MEN/WOMEN/CPLS
S days-n1tes pr wk for skills including gram· oothelBM374lor'742ts ~.301.474. an eslablisbed, expand· knowledge helpful. flex.1ble hrs, non 5moker 4 Hrs p/time. Exptt'd,
e Ider l Y I ad Y · No mar, spelling, ediliog & ~uired. Permanent full DONUT SHOP. p/time & ing and progress Ive Female pensioner com pa-675-5444 to asst in gen'I household Call betwn 3-6:30pm,
housework. Lovely sur. punctuation. Will train. ume day shift. Pa>; will (/time. All aftn & eve leaderlntheapplicatfons nlon, for handicapped duties. Own transp. Hefs 7S2·7292
rounding:.. Call days, Call644·3389 be based on expenence shifts avail. Woman •ge ternunalbusinesshasan man,ltl\sewk&cooking, G I RL WANTED for req'd.S48-1732forappt. 1---------
675-0015 9am'tilnoon level. Apply in person 25 or over. Apply in immed.ialeopeningfor: carneceuar)',673·6866 general cleaning & late JAMITOttS/Couple
co'mpanlon for older THEIRYINECO. 8AM-5PM, Mon-Fri at person Oippity Donuts FINANCE sanding, c<ill aft t>, Hous.lrpr,Ll•e-ln Apply in person. 1131
woman. Cookin", lite MONewportCenterDr 17042Gillet1.eAve,lrvlne l~N~wportBlvd,CM ' ENGINEERING L R 'd'I C ,1 _631-4343 For lovely small retfre· &ck Bay Dr .. NB. ,. Newport Beach urge es1 I omm ---ment home in Covina.1---------
h:.kpg, in beaut CdM EquaJOppor.Em11lo_y~r DRIVER Builders/Developer r<'-GlassTinling Utebousework.nocook~ ICnDUllChOpr
hotne. Pvt room & bG.th DATAOPERATOR TECHNICAL qwres mdiv1dualtohead INSTALLER ing. Elderly lady pref'd. The Jolfy Rol(er Inc. is +-salary. Ref's prel'd.1---------Jrnmed. opening for so. Loading & unloading or finance div. Strong con-Exper.-helpfu.l. over 21. ('U'15S7·0734. taking applications for a &W'.l~ Counsellors, see our ad meone w/min 3 yrs ex per glass windows, doors & tacts to develop commit· 644-849-l. ---------• le-ad data entry operater.
l' 0 m pan i 0 n 1he 1 Per. unde7r house counsellors, in dat.a entry on card mlrrors.dOMV clearance AIDE ment.s for pro Jed loans & -Housekeepe1 .. Complnion, Minimum of J yr e:cper.
Qua'·ried lady lo care for _540-__ 4_54 _______ 1 punch & key to disc require · 4 day-4o hr equity capUal. Track re· Gnnd & polish aluminum ~ rertr1ed for older on the lBM 374lor3742 is
u · t p f 1 week. 0 range Co. cord ~--rs a must. Write castings, de-burring & edito~ live-in It wk fine req""-" Pe t f 11 i.t!rni-invalld widow. Lave COUNSL'LOR eqwpmen . re er n· Al rt C "''"' ota r·1· Su . 2 • • • w1-.:u. rmanen u
f bl CdM b h .., forexexper. rpo area. ompany Vaco Developers, Inc. r ry 1 mg. pervise homeoo&y,642-1403 lime day shift. Pay will
10 rom odrta e .. c Jo' a mi I 'I & you t h Call G44·3.189 benefits. 546-9890 Must be capable of as· P.O. l:lox 2949, Laguna people performmg same ---------• be based on experience
home. 3 ays per wee .. at COW\Selor MA degree & 9am 'lll Noon sisting in design, de-Hills. 92653" duues. Must have min 5 HOUSEKEEPER level. Apply in person
SJOO. 95.5·1313 extensive exp. req'd. THE IRVINE CO velopment. research, yrs 'exper in aU areas. P /time. $4 per hr. Stu-SAM·5PM, Mon-Fri at
COMPANION Sllll. mo. Xlnt benefits. DRIYBS testingquaUtyof produc· RsMncJtoclcle $4.70 hr. T~ke ad lo dents OK. 19 Starbunt, 1104.2GilletteAve,lrvine Send resume: YSP, Inc.. S50 Newport Center Dr 25 Yrs or older. Know the lion engineering, ulili:i· Sales & ser vice work. nearest employment de· NB. 642.1225 Woman, hve in, 2 days 3303 Harbor Blvd, D-13, Newport Beach coast c1t1es. Net $180 a t ng technic al ba ck · Newport Beach. Good vel.apment dept. D.O.T .1----------1 LAIWTORY
per week !Sun. & Mon >. Coila Mesa 92626 Equal Oppor Employer week or more. Orange ground aod experience knowle~e of Pacihc 705.687. Ad is paid by HOUSBCHPElt TECH
l..o\'el) oceanfront home, Equalopptyemployer <Aasl Yellow Cab 17300 which requires con· "---t & eXJ·can fishln,. _e_m_p;....l_o.:...ye_r_. _____ Bach .. lor busi'nessman ASSIST. ="' w1>ort B ach Lt Mt u F · ~ " "' Perform bacterological . e e . - -Ue11·v·ry' m"n, 5 day . nerrmann, ounta1n siderable understanding Plus r""'"""'· -acbarucal ·---------k h k t hous k p' .. & cookm • C -' & I t t .... " \i' II N r SI .........,., ""' see s ouse eept"r o & chemical analysis for-e ee m., ll ~• ecJ•S er week. L.A Tames Small a ey. < 0 0 ater of bask engineering an ability """Wred. Permn· maint.am 3 bdr 3 ba home biS.6161 ~w-.a.....~ betwn Newhope & d/ · -·c-th ·-.. GUARDS waste water treatment tit----.;=;;==.;===7,==-==+.TI:il~,-~.,.~~urrrru;;;;:~ ...... ~h~o~m~e~d~ehvery route. or scie ... i ic eory nent • lop pay for nght 10 Corona del Mar. Must facilities. Sample collec-
ConstnctHMt e A~, :.:;SZTmnv.(.::;::~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif~~~~~·~at'::i:':'on7·~Jl'F.e::-· f-i.IJ.il.lll..-"JC1J1.U..,,..g.:ouu! prefer to k~p a clean li<¥1 & aiu()tsU> for pota-
D·,.L..----.a c•--L R~tnuranl. Age min 18 673·25l5.646·1413 quires AA degree an .Pifi:i'T-~~F.ttffff....,J--Hrtio~urasn~r:.~~~~~~b~l~e~W~lfffi S'}'flPmS.
R ~di '" ~s•L yn1. ~st be able to work -------Dnver, Class 1 Tractor & eogmeering, math or the " duldren frequently VlS1t. Should be well organized ap1 Y growing "" bet·wn lOam & 9pm in · Dental Hygienist. Laguna 40' trailer, experienced physical sciences. A ~1r1~~M~EN Private room. bath & & ab I e to w d r It
seeks resp. ind av to post, cl u d. wk n d s. Ca 11 Niguel Ofc. 1"'2 day!> per household goods. At least minimum of 3 years re· TOP GUARD PAY patio. Ji'ree room & board w/minimal supervision.
log & type dis burse-67S-J14S. week,495-4600 1 yr with references & lated experience re· FoodSffvfceP/f +salary.640-0522 Valid Calir. drivers lie
ments, balance accounts ----------tDenta.IAsst . Do you relate good driving record. quired. Mom, attn, Apply Pup N EVERYTHING req'd. 40 Hr wk incloo. ~8;.'t':e& :~~~~~,!!~~ P1~~~~~!4::1":ays. well with people? Full Local &dist. 847·7278 SENIOR CMTac~5· pHma r bor/Wllson, t--URNl.SHED H~~rr· full time. wknd day. Hrs 'lam·
t mouth reconstruction .-A ~ 9 5 M nd ft 3:30pm. Starting salary opp y. Apply, Orange Julius. DRIVER ~1pdayy ·.am· pm, o ay __ ss.s-__ J87_6_a_6_:30p __ m_-1 $1,029 mo. Application:; ContactJanHess betwn 10-12, 711 E . practice needs exper 'd F /time for local de· FoodServiceHelp ... h M
833-8.183 Halhoa Bl, Balboa team member. Please ENGINEERING AM Salad Maker. AM WELLS House keeper /live in. accepted t ru ay 21st. Stllte Mutua!Suv1ngs ---- -phone 631·2490 for con-livery. Xlnt driving rec Cashier, PM Cas'1ier Family of 4 desires MOULTON NIGUEL ~l MarArthur Ill. NII C~>Unter Help needed ror fldential intervw. req'd Phone for appt Mon thru Fri. Good FARGO mature, exp'd penon. WATER DISTRICT
F,qu<.11 Opµ Emplyr m r !>mall sandwich shop on SS7·92l2 & ask for Mr. TECHNICIAN benefits. 752.7113, Refs will be checked. No 26801 Camino Capistrano Balhoa Island. Apply. DIEHTALASSIST. West. Newport Sta GUARDSERVICES smk'gpref'd.644·47g8 LagunaNlguel,Ca -C~lnat&fa1t fl1pp's Sandw1rhes, 32212 Exper'd, happy, mature tioners. Inc. f'ull time employt•c work 2.30 w Warner, RM 217 (714) S.'lH5lS. E.O. E.
1-;xper'd only. Good p11y Munne A\e, Atross from indJv. for people oriented ing on smJll boat:. an Sanla Ana Housekeeper wanted, few ----------
& benehls. Apply, Jolly fo"lrel>ept. preventall\'eokinllunl. Orycleaoers-P /tame Mu s l ha v {' CostaMesa <.:ontaC'ITlld hours/dlly for c ldertyLcgal secretary, he.avy
Hoger. 400 S Coa:.t llwy, ----8 ch. XI n l s a I a r y. marker & counter help microprocessor ex . Spnnger. &12·(l!.10. 785 W. woman & :.on. Mu:.l have corporate. xlnl skills.
Lal1una o~a,.h. Counl.~r help rqr fa!>.l rood 892.3353. Apply. Van's Drydean perience, a work ins: l7thSt ,.5 ,. M HairD•si-cur.645·1553. ability to work un-_.~~-.,...-'-·----1 take-0ut. Hrs 10·3.30. 5 inic. 3512 E Cst Hwy, 'knowledge or analog and ·" · ..... · .,. 7·~· ---------1 supervised. Mag ll expcr
CdM . -------Progressive w/clientele H ·r t 't f "' 11 f Cook. Dmner top wa0 es, o~/wk. 2 or 3 persons ft-.a.al/R-•pt. ----------digita l circui.t s. Furniture store. exper ousew1 e oppor uo1 y. pre er . .,,ma o c. .. .r·~ U'C'l11 "''""' d f lo work in contemporary w·-• ..rr ? A · t N 8 COcmlry Club. 499-2271. needed. Apply m person Knowle ge o com · 1>aleslady wanted, 'fin'. .... an'" ice career. 1rpor area, • 3pfn·llpm.ext 117. l020W. Oce•n Front. NB Appointment and in · munications devices Accent Interiors. 333 salpo in Lagunjl Beach. Pan t ime.. tnusl ~ype. 833-998.1. ---------i 11 675-12-12 d & surance expr. X·Ray &ttronlc Mci.Jclans < M 0 0 t: M • D A A M /\ Guaranteed 703. Call Will do some training. i---------
Cook, bpff'd ~.~.eves. • ys license. Seal Beacb Analog Ir -dHJftol H · telephone lines) desira-67;~.e ',vc' B . I . 494-9729 Wed, Thurs or Ol1Jafl2; ~2·0212 LEGALSECRETARY ~I Bed Conv. Hosp. . <213>431·2929 pene11ce. Apply in ble. MIJlimumoC3years Satforintervw. ---------• Parttime,2-3 dys,heavy •
S.19-306l Counter girl wanted. ex· DENTALCHRSDJ\SST penoaorcallPerMMMI experiencepceferred. Gal Frid1n. mature Hair stylist, exper. for lnd~tE.ANJOIS phones/typing, min. 2-J
--per only, full time sum Xlntoppo Exper req·d .a. d I I f t cheerful. Lt. typ, )0 key. MJS:>iun VieJO children's y rs exper, mag car
COOK mer 0 mployment . r. : ~ "'" 1 ra or . We offer ewcellenl !·Girl ofc. Ir Tus . helpful.Salarycommwi "" Corporate benefits Pd 9 9 •~~1 " salon. lmmed. clientel.
Exper'd. apply 1n per:.on
~While llouse. 340 So
C.:3l I lwy, Laguna fkh
.i94.1!()18
Goodenough Natural · · 97 ·I 22 . Nucl'IS'V'nc salary, benefits and a Clim:ite-Control8.18ti782 1-'ormfo 768•8801 WOMet1&Mn exper. Ask ror Cmdy
Food. 10~ Main St. ~~~I open. ll Bch Data Syst•MI· 182t modern working en · T~ 847-6131
Balboa Pler. 673·2345. Mc G 0 w. 1 r., I ,. e . vironment. Send resume GEHE:llAL' Hardware Sales Apply in •---------
•DENT AL 9l7 l4. E.O.i. M/F/H or call Saundra Johnson AsSEMll Y Pe r s on . c r ow n ASSEMILEltS
l'ook. Italian rood. t:xpt•r
Small restaurant. S39 W.
l!llh St, CM
Data~tryOperalor Peri·odonti st ne'"'ds -(71.t)s.t9-612S. Manuf. co see k1n i: Hardware.3107E.Coasl p.a.-.a.GEaS Full time position, Tue "'" l f d h "' t II COM ,..,_,.., -thru Sat, day shin. On p/Ume asst to work front I_________ raanees or ay s 11• o wy, ·
Uke Chickftl ~
.. it couldn't hurt to call
Chuck Nash about a re·
warding career in real
estate. Free training if
you you qualify 540·5101
Basic Four. 600 & 400 & back. Exper. prerd. t:lectronlcs MSI ass<'mble electron1r p R C.EH.LAloaetS
M kn a. Xray cert req'd. Sal • s wit c hes. Xlnt op-HEl [ SOLDERERS senes. ust ow lG-"ey H B ""'"' TERMI~ "L portun1tles. Atlract1vc INSPECTORS by touch. Xlnt fringe open. · .842 . .....,1 nA DATA co. bener1~ including 10 Need person to learn COOK, P /tinw
/\pply in person 3·Spm
Mon lhru t'ri. Coco's By
The Airport. 4647
Mar Arthur Blvd, N B.
benef1ls. Exper prer'd, --'--n..-n-ta_l_As-si-s-la_n_t__ TEST paid holidays , prorat shipping & rec. Also. Day -Week-Month or but W ·111 tra1·n right IJ'O ..._. & longer,it'syour decision.1---------Wed&.Fri. Exper'd. QPIC.ll"TOR CORPOTIO.... shanng, paid med1rlen some maintenance lst & 2nd shifts avail. L'--Cleric person. Apply Mon thru Gall 495-6677 ~ ta! msur Apply in person cleanup. Printing plant. ....-.. 1''n,llam-4:JOpm,Rogers ---------• (T~J 340FischerAvenue to • S3tostart.s.t0'8027 Puid vacations. You CoronadelMar
Distributing Co .. W. DENTAL C0e>taMesa,CA92627 Mast.rSpeclolfiH don'tpay,wepayyou! Part-time, afternoon-
Wamer & Harbor, SA. Do you Uke people? Do lr you have 8 basic in-...,A 1 Op . 1640 Monrovia Ave Help wanted Kentucky CALL OR ~~hts. $2.75 /start. Over
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COOKS 7141979·6500 yo a t t.o uDe your ter-t 1 .. el•ctronics and ....... ua portunity Costa MeD. a,,.._ ,.,.,.,27 f''ried Chicken. day shift. COME IN TODAY! Breakfast /t•ry. Good --------1 u w n _, ~,, UI .. ' E I M F " ........ u Must be 18. ms s. Coast IEL ~ 673-7530 working condition:.. gd DataProcessing RDA2or3timesaweck? have knowledge ol a 1 ___ m•p-oy•e•r-'--• EqualOpp 11 L Be h. [
bener1t1>. Ph 586-5000. ext COMPUTY Call 752·6733. typewnter or data entry 1---------Emplyr m f/h 2!.:..~gu.na ac U VE·CN/Meture, depen-
---------i keyboard, have f un· ENGJNEER-COPIER ---------1---------dab le n eeded for -!Ju. Holiday Inn. Lag oretATOR Dental RecepUonlst/ As-damental mechan1·cal Gen f Off" S El'=IVic e"' '-k: · h'ld A lllJ PARTS Sm rapidly era ICe HOST/HOSTESS 1401Do St t '"" pg/c 1 care. ge6 1 5 System 3 Mod 15 installa· sistant. Part lime. Call c'-lls (able to l"'•rn pre· ve ree Bd & eeds ..... .. growing company needs Need lndiv. w/pteasant Sle3-10 Newport Bch & 10. Your rm bath. COOKS. breakfast lunch
& dmner Ma Harker·~.
212 £ 17th St. CM
lion. n a 2'nd shift Wed. or Fri. 497-1066 or cise mechanical adjust· ex Per. d engineer Lile typing & bookkeep· Npt Bch. 7141759•1~5. operator, knowledge of 495-6392 evenings. ments); and if you are bilit •-f mg. Newport t-1oor <.:ov-appear. & personality to 833-1441 0 C L d d lt wta ytosetup.,.m g .,.,5 .,.,., work p time includ. --------1m1111 LO ...... SR:mYJCf . .. nee e . rs wtlling to be trained to office copier compo-_e_n_n_g_,,_,._.1_...,.,_____ """ toK 7PM·3AM. Dental receptiontSt idenUCy general S)'Stems wknds JR. co• ..... saLOR
:'>ta ke )our i;hoppinit
easier by usin~ the Daily
P1lut Class1hed Ad.c,
L•rr exper front ofc nents. Xlnt opply. Begtn .... ________ •! PJeurn Call ., .. ·3389 "'" S ... 1o..PPt AGO IAHK r • ' fa1·1ur-·, w .. would '·"e to •-...,~ .,..... """'' some back S48 5504 ..... "' ".. on consult.ant bastS, lead GE ...... ER AL 9 'lil N IMSPECTOR/Trohtff lmmed opening for in· S35ElstSt .. Tustin · · · talk with you. Send re-tofulltimew/salary.c/o f"'lll THeiRVINECO Learn all phases of m-c11v , to process pay· 832·~ E.0 .E. Defttal Recepfi0tti1t sume or apply in person Pox 357, Balboa Island, OFFICE spect1on. Mus t pass ments, type delinquency
Doctor in beauhful So lD. CA92662. SSONewport Center Dr physical & back X-Rays. letters & assist the unit H~ Wanted 7100 Help Want~d 1I00 Orange Co. needs your Need sharp. ener~etit Newport Beach Irvine area. Call for s upervisor. Must have • • • •• • • •• • • •••• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• • ••• • •• ••••••••• taJented band to run his TR&ieDAT A girl to work in busy sales Equal Oppor Employer appt. good typing. XI n t
S MITH TOOL WILL It IMTIUllWIMCJ,
MOHOAY, MAY 15flt tr.. fAM te 12'M -'
JPM .. IPM tw Mile..,.__.. poslffeM:
• ... ~MEHIHG CUllC
~xpan11on In our lab has created an opening
for en engliiMfing clerk. This position requires
typing of 55 wpm or more. Duties will lnclUde:
typing engrneenng rep<><tt, 1nswerlng phones
)nd other general olf1Ce duties.
, MATalAl COHTlot. CLIU
INY&ITOttY CLY«
;rhla hlghly responsible position require•
.s<>meof'le with a mat«ial control Of' Inventory
~kground. Ablllty to type •nd use the 10 11.ey
dding machine with complete aecurec:y It
ecesnry.
) SALIS CUlk/TUFAC ~" you IOC>Ktng for •n opportunity to prove ourself? Our traffic supervleor Is IOOklng for
meone wllllng to take the lnlllatlWl. Your
rwolvement will ltlelude serHnlng calla. typing
oute chengos, keeping bllla of lading and
r•clng loet 1r.igrit.
~MITH TOOL offers excellent companv pald ~enellte lnciludtnq medical, <Mntal and life ~naurence 2 week• vacation and 12 Ptld
·t'lolldaya. Theee posltlona ranoe In 1tstln9'
elerle1 trom 1630 to 1775 per month ependlno on lndlvlduat .xperleoot. 11 you .,.
able to come ... us on Mondey, ~call
MBRA STEALING at (714) 540-7010.
rront desk. Out.standing CORP. ENGlNEER omce Answer phon<'S. 540-7639. E.O.t: benefits & advancement
hours. Free Fee. Standard Memories Chl.8f type 45 wpm a must. l:all ---------1---------•1 oppor. Contact Jan Hess DR. PEltSOHHEL Janie, 834· 1206 HOST/HOSTESS 83J.838J Division I Agency of Orange Co An Applied Magnetics Co Fllll·time State Mutual Sa\' ngs
1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209 .,."" w. Sege-trom ( • ~~-.a.L OFFICE We are seeking a people l n s u ran c e Pers 0 n 400Nl MacArthBeur Bhlvd
ange 633·974 Santa Ana, CA 92704 So 1 onent per:son lo wor Or '""" '"' n~neer .. ~""""" ed k w/geoeral insurance ex· ewport BC
me secretana eXper. in one of our hote l perience needed. Start at Equal Oppor Employer Qualifie indlvidu.'ll to Type SS. 10 Key addm~ t ts d · ·~ th $850/mont.h and up. ~~ls~ill'rft:=~:~ An Equal Opportunity direct all I.he engineering mach. t'ront ofe appear. ~~~ =~r(~.n unn e Roy Marcom, Jr. Lot Athndonf
Classified Ads 642·5678 Employer M IF functions of a medium Good co bcneCIUI. 549 0713 Apply 9am·noon Mon.Fri Insurance Agency Must be 18. Full & Part·
--------siz~<l Orange ~ounty General Office-lots of de Personnel Dept (714)-497·3393. ' lime. Call 848·2212
H.cp W•ted 7100 Help W•ted 7100 divtsi~o of a ":ior cor· tail. Must have good typ MARRIOn HOTEl •••••••••••••••••••••" •••••••••••••••••••••••! pora~onctengaf ~~he ing i.kllls, be good 900NewportCenterDr fFYOU LVH,F/ti•
man a ure 0 .Prec15i,on w/numbers & well or Newport Beach havl!' a service to otter nr 3·11 :34>. Xlnt salary &
Data Processing
COMPUTER OPERATOR
Graveyard
Orange County Location
F.xrellenl opportunity to work In crowlnc
data procesaln& deportment.
aero:ipace and industrial &an i ied. If you Ii kc Equal Oppor Employer ·goods to sell, place an net benefits. Contact Oh'. of beanngs. Must haye first rcsponsiblUt.y ynu'tl lov~ hand experlen~ m pro-this job Please call lo the Daily Pilot Nursing, Park LidoConv
du ct ~pp .11 c at 1 on 496-4665 for appt. ll;i.ve somctbtmc ta scll'? C~ltioo Section ••• ibp, 4ll6 1'1agship Rd. eng.ineenn~ 1n addition ---_ C1nss1fll'~ ~d11 do it w~ll _ Phooe~642-·_S67_s. _____ N_._B_. 642_-8CM.c __ . _· __ _
to R~D fWlctions related General ore work, 20 hr _,..__.__...111111111 .... _._lllP'llllllllllllilll_.__._.. .... _._.~11111111lllilll_.__.11111111 .......... to precision aerospace week. Mon-Thurs, type
and lndUllrial hardware . 50 wpm, l ransertbe from
Position offers com-dictaphone. ans. phones
pet1tlve salary and ex-Good w/public. 646·?'733.
cellentfringe t>enellu. call Mon-Thurs 9·SPM
Please send reswne with l•--------•1 salary bialory to W.
Okey, Dll'fftor of In·
dustrial Relationa,
GEN El AL
LABORERS
Uraenuy Needed! ! !
Watthouse • Stock C1erk1 Requires a minimum ot 1 year ex~ritnce L~ID SIEGLER oper.11Ung 11n lB~f /370-135 or larger ullll1l"1 iAft
DOS POWER/VS •11d multiple partition 11.AMDVU.6.~.c·s' pr«esslng. ',.._
3131 w. Sese,..trorn
You can expect lo receive an excellent Sant.a Au, CA 9270.2
u lary and bcneflt11 packa&e, lncludlnt
medical. dental 1tnd life foaur ance, Eql-'AlOs>'Portunity
roUre ment. ~ucallonal aui~tanco 000% Employer 11/F IH
r eim bursed), alck leave. holidays and Ill~~~~~~~~~~ vacatlont.
Shlpptnt4' Receiving
MWlt have phone & rtlln·
ble tranap. Long & short.
term asa1gntnent-&. Holl·
day Ii vacation 1>" y
Hos plLaUutlon l)lun
avail.
, · JHefp W t.cf 7100 Sunday, Moy 14, 1978 ...,..W...t.4 71 .. MllaW_..., 71'9 twaWllilh4 "" IW.W-'ff 7100HelaW..W 1100 ••••••••~••••••-••••• " 'o~-'-~ ••••••••••• ·•-••••-• ~;;r •• ,,. • ....... ,,,_, ;.;eT•-•••••••••••••••• ~;-_T ........... ,.,,,,,, •·;~·~•·•• •••••••••••• Help Wonttd 71 00 n-'P W •t•d 7100 Help W..t.d 7 t 0 , llll•~--lfllllll!!!I-----i!i--------·~---~11!1'1~--R!:s'l'A'URANT PIZZA ••••••"•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••pi • .-. -· .•. ~--M dt'I Al· _.tCAL UC.-.r ... v-. .. ,,.._._ I" In CdM needs Jenera! SAL"'S JR W •. , . s~IET .. IY ...
DAILY PILOT 0 J f
-.~--~ of h I f l ,..,,., .._ --..... 1 . L'/P-time 673·U "l • r:. • · omt' ". seematresaes wanted, ex ~ A • _ mMJ. t..ad Ex,.t'd ~t:oardc ••P •' • • '11111 Jolly llopr, blc .• a Real Esfafe Sale~e ·~ p, r • • fo ash.Ions. Exper. pret d. per, must have own .._wport C ..,...
aal;y. Ad a.nee op-CP-4 ca11l)pa':so Wll' ,_ ll"ft'loa r11SlHHnl ...... ,, .......... ~ Restaurant Help Wanted. Advanc~mtint po:ill~le. mactl.lne.. able to suw l:ip, &ood l)'P L Salary -~ 11 ~. ...::. ..._ · =:-"'..;:.d·;.~'-:i!,O: w .. 1ey N. Taylor eo. bas -tly ••· ~~a11" ~"'~'~"l; = \'!,.':.,:;'.";... 1 :;,~ t::,.w,•" •• •a H '•. -· ...... u. __ ...., ....,... u-.1c.u to--*in•2pct11()A4ept quiredthefinfttin-house hr.Ai>J,tyuipenononly Oceanfront.ND s.c.....-y toSI SOO
PAimo, 00>call,"'" 11"'
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- -baodll•C •PP'°•· 1500 C1ooa<1 Clrult T.V. ,....... to Jim at, Del T"'o· 2112 SAl,.·M•t••• .. ,...., to . SUMSTlllSS , 100% f": .. lo Appll~a.na N..B.lawfinn.C.lll>eb-TIANSCllllt employees . Com . ln today's highly competitive market S.E.Bnstol,N B work e..vtlll The Co/ft;e .Minaewma•xper.req d. 8each clly.Thiapos1boa
1*,'*4UO. Wort•Hiome. f'uUUme . .,uteri* payroll cjpeh you need all the professional training Dean S . Cst l'lno F/time d•Y•· 3025 s. as the backbone of lbi•
llAJO. SDa)$ PU' wk. z.1 Top. pey. An1 location. • m u • t • w"I t avaa'lable to be qualifa'ed as a true pro-549-1700 . • Kllson,S.A. Dyer&Nwpt famous med. size co.-tin• day. No •moklna. Muat have 2 yra f'ecent restaurant payro. U • RESI'AURANT _ Fnvy. 540-1144. Then two dyna mar
'd. 121 hospital medical Ncorcb ~r. • dtflnjl• pJua. Xlnt (essional and top producer. We believe DO YOU MEED SALES ownerawiU rely on you to
£aper.,.. .,... · ..._mentexperleoce. _...,....., "bon~nt we are the only office in Newport r iti<n.,n<ludln<wknd•. SECRETARY become Involved. learn•
Maid, live.in, lovely N.B. ?6N$00M·FM '*• W/oppor for adv. al n..,ach offering this professional pro· EXTRA Matur•, resp. woman Xlot oppon. for efficient thee-il~co.operatton~ • ho ..... w/-...i vat.e room.. s CCNnmeNurate w/exper. u... . .., T k'IJ belbe ifroblem solver •• ,... "'' M.-a' l ba k ff 1 l bet duced "'om Hopkins Sales Training MO .... EY? w/Jewelry salt.'I exper. secretary. op 5 ' 5• • da.ys, wknds off. Ena:. owca c o c ex~r. App y n person wn .1. D . ...,. fast pace R.E. olc, N.B. You wi also pre-acreen
.speaking preferred. Uroloeyolfc.. a.m & Spm or send re. Program, PLUS the Lee uB01s prefd N.8 .673-4734. Xlnt opport, for sharp all new employees, work
Housekeepbte. cooking, 6'4~ momines awne ~: 11042 Gillette Course In Selling Techniques, all in C oob & Cowtt..-Salespeople, ex per. only. gaJ Call Lila 833-2900 on your own on & gel lbe need own trans. Non-Ave, Irvine. color yj(ieQ_ ta~ PLUS Lis ting and 1 Pt!niOn for-itJIOrtswear · ' job done. You wilt be smkr. 6'4-«i95 MEDI CAL ASSISTANT tl t PW'SClftlWI
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Sec t moving SOOD to abeolut.o-
-----------:::-~~-rmt -for N .B. Sellingcoursesoncasse e apes. Male or Female. Part-&ll ~~ ~tsexr;tl~ re ary tygorgeowofc.rnbraod•' CB; lOp wages paid. Medical practice, prefer PBX • ' Ume days, 4·6 hour shifts ••es 0 we w ·
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c... ut• new bldg. Top lllciHa es Apply: The Inn a t exper, mmor lab as x . Answerin g servace Wesley N. Taylor Co. is a 33 year-~ld available. ~3-~me. Eves on y; .aAeC l'Ye senlial. Call Abigail Ab-
Lllguna, 211 No. Coast ray. Salary very com-operator full & Pff. Call firm wholly owned and operated by its '" If yo. cre looldilci for bott Personnel Agency.
ffw)'., Laguna 'Beach. pet.IUve. 6'4-1811 ~1 founder. not a branch. subsidiary or If you need a temparary SALESPEOPLE • excltlncJ posftlOft, 4500 Campus Dr. N 1$ Maidwanted,~lllimeor'-MESSEM~Elt PIX Operator ~ division of something else -just Job for the Summe r, BrigM future for setr ha•• good sldla. we -~~7_-6_122 _____ _
pt-time, Seffllff Motel, lmmed. P/time opening Exper'd or will train. headquarters. We offer personal pro-Ca:P~~ ':a~~ starter to get in on the C9'Ht"-ori...t.d. t.an Sec.Ntwy to StOO
1661 So. Coast Hwy, Lag for reliable industrious Aftn & eves. Some fessional guidance to each individual dayNPM g:e~pa~~yo!Naf~~~~ ot le Ht l r•ars 100% free to applical\J.,
Bch,494-4892 persoo w/own car. 11-3 wknds. Call 640-1110 transaction. industry.oW,000 comm ••C r•t•rla ••· Present secy says she ....... ~ ..... CE Wkd"". call Irvine Sav· betwnM:30 1 __, ...-a to -....... " evep """'r'--' ,,.... -"'5""'" .T· Carls Jr. + per yr. Co. fringe peneftCe, --_.... ._, ~ • -.............. MECHANIC ing:s,
752
·2600 E.O.E. PERSONNEL We have openings for a few select in-3101 Newport Blvd benefits. (714) 646-0585 yourt .... ,_,fth ~ex-::!'ioru.!~:;'?!ey-;~ ~~['
Diagnose & repair pro· MGMTPEOPL E dividuals who possess highest integri· NewportBeach **SALES** pHdh19 law f ir•, wock in your own ore ,
duction equip such as PERSON Excitin1 career oppor. ty, professional appe:arance and de-Equal Opp Emplyr M /F Profitable p/time sales wwk wltla CotM)Nial across from the presi-
pu.pcb press, bridgeport Businessman seeks Pen1onnel is always a sire for success. Applicants must feel po.iilioos eves 5-9 Mon· ~ illlt • be•tlf.e dent as you assist him•· ' mm. drill press. Will p/lime associate in tunjob.Lotsofvariety" comfortable i'n pri'me areas such as F .da "'"'l -0842 H t 2 VP's You will ap-st.art as maintain a pre· wholesale ret ail busi· public contact. This 11 y.->-> · off ce at ewpor,· precia~ the enthusiastir
ventive mainL projram. nes.s. Fully capit.ali:ced. super co. nei!ds a real Big Canyon. Spyglass, Corona del Rf.SI'AURANT Salesperson, part lime. C..... lSalcwy opell • "up atmosphere" in thit
Also, cen'I rnaint duties. 557-o'l.15 people c erson w /mod Mar, Linda Isle, Lido Isle and other MOW ACCEPTIMGr Telephone & counter. Mttd yow ,.~ or creative firm tn Irvine. ~~7::',,;, ....... 11ta MGMNTTRAINEE ~.:.:.ll~ :;.:.::~r:. prestigious communities. Interview APPUCATIOHSFOI "'":";•« .,.,.,~::.; -of~-Call Abigail Ab~ '
&competitivewages. Couple to train for Salary$700&ereatbens. by appointmentonJy. SUMMERHOURS ~~:nu:~~ver, toP.O .lox 1971,S--Personnel AgencyN .h Meter<--a..aa.:., mngmntoflrgapt.com· Call Rita, 540-6055, Coolts..ctCount..-to .... 92701 Campus Dr. . •
...--•-plex. No children. Good NEVER A CHARGE TO WESUY H. TAYLOR CO. PtnoMel SALES •
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_55:..:..:...7-6..:..:122::....... ____ _
l640MoorovlaAve salary +3 bdrm apl. YOU. Coastal Personnel 21 It S.. J~ Hilb lood Resp. person wanted for SECRETARY '
C..ta l!:~P 9262'1 ..,.,,.. ""· .... cy. 2790 H.,b<>,. CM NEWl'OllT CBITlll, N.L '4 ... 4fl 0 Port and lull Ume. Days, ,.,.. In one ot o,..nge J
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Emplyr m/f/h ~s & E:acorta PERSONNEL rughts. Male or female. Co's largest lighting fix· Health Care Div. offer:> I Jmmed openings for
MasMt1M1 COUNSELOR Agel8orover for night.II. tureshowrooms. Mu'!it be s killed secy talent, secretaries to work for
EMPLOYMENT Hefp W•tecl 7100 HelpW•ted • 7100 Apply in person Tuesday able to work Sats. Some chalJenging &diversilted The Irvine Co ~~~ev'e :a~~63T.~1~Y· AGENCY ..................................... •r•••nu th rough Saturday , decorating background pos. in Regional Sales Secy/COIMl1/11M11tst .
Maintenance, worklnc as-
• 'l manager. Apply in
persofl. 1131 Back Bay
Dr, NB. Newport Dunes.
•MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE Mope d s,
Nwpt Bch location, (213)
'749-7193 btwn 10-6 Mon-
Fri
Exper. Pref. Also con--2·51lm. pref'd, but will accept Ofc. Background in real et>t.,
MOl.DMAKE:lt S1der sales oriented PropertyManagemeol auLTOR e r e at i ve 3 bl 1 i t Y • sales, leasing, es~row Ol'
Top }lay for a good person w /bus bac k· IESIDIMT or RealtOr Associate. Cari's Jr. Woodlighting, 546-290l rr you are a self.starter, documentation helpfuL•
thinker 111 /exp in pre· izround. Xlnt como okil RB.A TIOHS Have need for 1 good ac-2-f205 Laguna Hills Mall Sales related po:>. Art ~~~kJ, ~~ ~~'::J~ Typing 65 wpm & d1ctat
cision ln}ectmold,Croan '~SARRABERK Or Co uvesal~person. or D GaJlery.Typingsklllsde· supervision, have xlnt phone. Engineering Co, 5582 ft AGENCY Large •nfie . · prr Roy McCardt. 230021.ake Fffiut r sirabte, knowledge of skills, this position will Secy 0.-Coll McFadden, Ave, H.B. perty mgmt innissee · lllOMe__...lfyd. ·Laguna s contemporary art. Send t lo Secretary to worlt as··
430-0524 Ken or Gary. &lite320 rvme re a ion · • 00• 211, c/o Daily Pilot. """ 1eereurial exper. YP" l · 1 t ' s The ap • ·~.. uU'li•a your abilities to T
MAMAGBls
(714) 893-0S61 , (213 ) MacArthur Hlvd ing an indiv. for resident ~~r~r~~~ile~;:-~S~~ ·~~~~~;i~~F,q~ua~l~Op~p~E~m~p~l:y~r~M~/~F~ -ume to Classified ad gave you a oppor n e e d e d • 1 • 3 y r ! • •--1-~-. , ~lU::...:..P:...tt:;.:~~·------___ ea..:_u ... 833-__ 2892 ____ , propriate candidate will """" .,_., ><"" Co£ta t.befu.llest. We ofraoxlnt hr-eo-wpm &r-dtr , ... -~-"""7' -•· ha had nor ex....,.r in letJiit Sit __......._ s arting sin-+ fringe " Immediate openings lo ... ""-T 0 R c y .... L -0 ve !.ll...P1 ~ ,,..,,, es Mesa, Ca 92626 benefit pkg. Interested tapbone. our-Onln.re co.-1Jrdfe~ ... vc-v .... "" n---ne-1 C-lk Cleal ng W/the pubhc. Jl.Kef--'--'--ct Secy~
specialities shop. Must DEl.JVERY. F/f, boo· l"llil~I Good communications '""'!II'".,...-or & Exp Cash1"er Sales/Stock. Mervyn':> is applicants are inv~°1i·to Secretary with good lYPi be •ble lo motivate and dable, non smoker, clean Excit.ingopporin this top ability w/some typing & now laking applications send res, incld'g s as-ln", Some sl.at(y~.
18 work w /people. Salary cut. Call 640-6671. corp olc w/xJnt bens Cor office knowledge. Willing 'This is a good oppor for 8 Altracti ve ex per 'd for for p/t positions in sales ~~~:s~: ~~~i!,0:l key &dictapbooe ex per.
Plus percentage. Great pleasant porsonality & to work wknds. perm Pol· w /a fast grow-high fllllh1on store. Ex· & stock. Day time, even· .ExceUent benefits & fan-
opportunity far advance· MOTOR ROUTE accurate typing. You'll Call644-3389 ing co. Exper in s mall per'donty apply. ings & weekend shifts Ctr Dr, Npt Bcb, Ca. tastic working environ• ment. CaJI 898-5705. The Daily Pllot has a. relieve at front desk & 9am 'til noon molded parts & stamp-»IOl'OS available. Apply, 98111....:.92660...:.:... ... ·-------1 ment.
large route in Misalon takecareof persoonel re-THE lllVIHE CO lngs. <Contacts pre f'd) 29Fashion Jsland, NB Adam.s Ave, H.B. betwn Pleuecall644·3389 Man for general ma in· Viejo. Mon thru Fri af. cords in one ol the rnoel S50Newport Ctr Dr Knowledge in the use of Call 644·2652 llH. Equal Opportunity Secretary, 20 hrs week. Sam 'til noon
tenance of a mobile lernoons. Sat & Sun f\m spots in town. Sal to Newport Beach precisioo insJ>CK.'ti<>n tools ---------1 Employer Shorthand. t yping & THE IRVIME CO
home park. Call Corde· rnontings. Must have de-$700 & xtnl fringe bens. F.quaJ Oppor Employer & 1st article inspection Sailboat rigger, know how ·--------bookkeeping. 2 girl of-c:cr.Neutnnrt Center Dr t ails. 8 :30-l :OOPM pendable car. $.SO cash Call Chris 540-6055 ,j~~~~~~~~~~l req 'd. Good benefits losa1l. M m l yrcxper . f' v intere"tang """ -.-""""3000, 5-7PM 499-4332. derv...it req. G n ving NEVER A CHARGE TO w en a · P , c.;, .. ""' oodd . . I d t I A ply i'n CallLarry,645-114·'. SALL'" ice. ery .. NewportBeach
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Maaufacturer & As· Your call will be re· _;::.._~------Steady work. top pay. C1rcuitAssemblyCorp. SAL~ For engineering firm in i---------
semble r of mobile turned. PLANTS Callforappt751·0502 3100Redhi11Ave,CM ASSISTANT CASH exciting growth field . SECRETARY hospita l equi p . req's1--..:.__:_ ______ Full & part time. ex· ---~-----• ............. GIEltS •-t · I
skiJled finisher in metal MOTOR ROUTE periencedsalesinplants. RE AL EST ATE <Locatedoncorncrof l""IAl""I• • Top lypmg "'sttre ana We currently havr
&woodtorunthatopera-The Daily Pilot has a Start immediately. Good SALESPERSON. Ex-Paularino&RedhlU> ~:::'r~Oflpea~ac:1~~~~~ 1~ Right about now you ~l~\sm~~w:::~rfe~~! secretarial posilik~ns uon. Pay commensurate large route in Newport pay & benefits. In Nwpt per'd Self-starter• top Equal Oppbr Employer may be wondering where with r eferences. Ex-open and are see an
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person in woodworking Your call will be re· Loop Dr. Bldg C. C.fll. RECEr'T. TYPIST these skills. Introduce Gl•L FRID•Y
factory-6 year old com-turned (Irv I n e I n d u s t 'I TINES Exper'd In gen'I ore, pro-Sales, aggressive, full or lhe beautiful Tirne·Llfe " •
pany-40,000 sq ft-100 Complex) (714)SS6-452S. perty mgmt. Newport p/t. Rug Craflers, So. Book Series over the Good typing s k ills. 700NewportCenterDr
e mployee:>. Sa la r y. HUISES AIDES If you ha ve recently ob· ctr. phone wk d y s Coast Village. $46-6340 phone rrom our lrvme shorthand pref. Geo'I ore Newpe>rt Beach
bonus, + stock. If you 7-3& 11-7. Exper'd. Coun-PltlNTH tained • C.alif real est s·30-5·30 644-0603 ~ ofc. Our guaranteed work for small conlrac-Equal Oppor Employer li/ d d b C H Pit. Day Or eve. 1850 · · · ' SA.LES t H urs flex1·bte •-..-_ ..... ._ ___ _
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saJary record to General 5'49-3061. Multi. Strip & plates. ~k in the San t'ran-R EC E PT l 0 N I ST· ExperpSalespet_op ~ T~r mission + bonuses al· Newport office. 613-4617 , ________ ....., Man
ager, Box 16817 , IN . Rosan, Inc. Nwpt Bch. c -1 s c 0 8 a y are a • SECRETARY, needed Flt & It Pol>1 tons. e ... ~ ~--=--------I Security Guard Man or l...,;ne, 92714. ~ ursmg s.8·5533 Equal Oppor Sacra-anto, San Jose or fo r s m 0 c · v Y • from ~ $6 Per hour We f'
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-t--u--L-ic " Emp the rapidly growing Con· telep w/on Y lyp-even have three conve· in CM. $tt 100 wpm, lYP· slrucuon site/ No ex· ----~-EMHGEHCYROOM Printed Circuits cord, this may be for !Jlg~wred.549·7633for SALES nient p /time s h ifts. Ing 70 wpm r eq 'd perienceoruniformre
Exper'd.642-8139 Full lime positions H/CDRILL you.Ourclientco.seeks mterv1ew. GIFTSHOP Morning, afternoon & lncludesA/P&A/R.Self quired. $3.00 pr hr. Marine Hardware available on all shifts. 6 * (4) dynamic people who Receptionist & Masseuse evenings ava1i. starter w /good phone 831·3861
saJesperson.experonly. months acute hospital •SIUCSCREEH have worke d 10 cor-for top class l egit MAARIOTTHOTEL voiceprefd.Salarycom-1-=~~------
Some wlmd.s. Full time. experience re quired. •TOUCH-UP P?tate atmosphere . & massage spa. Sal + We are seeking a people SPEND YOUR mens urate w /abllity.l•--------
0'13-4<81 JCU-CCU background •FAl&ICATORS wishacareeroppor.L1le bonus. We will train. oriented person able to SUMMHAT Send resume to Major Security .
preferred. Excellent •AITWOllKPREP sales exper . a plus. 6.11-4838 work flexible evening AJOITNAT•s Data Concepts, 1796 MAJtRIOTTHOTEL Marin e Ca rpe nte r , salary & benefit pro· d .. ,.., 1 Degree desirable. Co of-hours.3Nightsperweek. r.t-...,CH•LLE.11..1Gl ... G Monrovia,C.M.9'l627
marine painter & gram. 1st&2n Bwnopenngs fers saloCS1200a mo + Receptionist wanted , Apply9am-noon rv" "' """ " ·--------~ ISSEEKING: fiberglass. Exper only. $·61
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-with PCB. Starting pay · · <ECURITY Topwages,xlntbenef1ts. COMMUHITYHOSP. commensurate with ex-fringebens+pays mov-good pay. Wtll train. oooNewportCenterDr Cal•for •Secre•_.eS* ~ Apply in person, Basin d d ing expenses. SuccessluJ 645-4900 Newport Beach ... _ ~~ A!ppt MRI <>FACER M . 1 24451 Via F.Btra a, Lag perience. Review at en candidates will earn ap· ..:..:.:::....:.;...:..;________ Op E
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10,atmyhome.Mon·Fri. OFFICE/Gen'I llpaJdholldays CHA RGE TO YOU. MonthruFrl.10-3pm. SALESJIHDUSTRIAL TIMl!LIFE ~~:1:~.~t!~~ hours. Enjoy xlnt co~ 'Callaft5,646·97l6 P·time. Work In my Company-paid med. in· Coastal Personnel Agen· m;-benefits . .....:..~...:........:_ _____ ,home in Newport Bch. sur RECEPTIONIST Ubrorf•s. a.c Newportll!ach 833-8100 Apply9am•noon Mon·FN MATURE WOMAN $5 /hi. Students OK. ~pa0y.paidUCeinsur. cy,2'790 Harbor,CM The Greater Irvine !~01).~~re Enlptyr /f CaU forappt/estab'64 PersonnelOept
p /lime lo welcom e 642-l.225 Pleaseapplyal REAL ESTATESAL&S CreditUnionhasimmed. •ProfitSharing ~Opp "' OOONewportCtrDr
newcomers & contact MellopoMf• Clrcllih NOW opening for recept. .company benefits Newport Beach '
merchants. F1exJble hrs. OFFICE HELP '""'!Log "'~ta Me11a Heavy phones, some typ-•Personau--...a lrall\· •'ng $&• m::.rWOMAH e.....-an·-Equa.I Opp Emplyr m tC Need 'car, Jlte typing. Exp'd to run property ..-an,....,. ing. Good b e n elil """' Ling:ri::hop. 40Hr wk. ~·~ ..... 1:.:.._ _______ -+-...,
547·3005. management olc. 3 day ~NTING IS THE package. Please caJl Mr •High e:~~m 0vr 40. Call for appt. TYPISTS Sec'y/Exec. The Vic~·• _:.;~.::.;....;.. ______ ,per wk. 10 key, book-BymeatS.56-1492
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Contact store anytime.i..:.:;::.::..:.:..:.;:.:....:......:....:-----1 know •HPoUl ~ con· ......_ ......__.__.1~.-., advancement potential. Call COLLECT Ellen Carter Ladies & ~y variety. Let the cient&matUNl se<:'y.~
3141 Harbor Blvd, C.M. OFFICE HB.P tinuous forma. S.A. area, ·~ '"~ Salary commens w/bck 808 BELDING Habeniasber baa open· freedom & nexibllity of pllcants mmt have xlnt
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Jewellers needs f /time Nl~G W ALICER & LEE bpff'd SaleswOMOa .,;_"'ents of your choice communication skill~. M.ecbanic,experonsmall rf· b t A t t ""''" STAT!CHEMICAL ....... ~ Call • 'Please send resume to engines to maintain ° lee e p. PP Y n &,tr'dllttto OHIST Isl dM 11 work for you. am· P.O. Box 1630'7, Irvine
large neet of mowing person, 333.1 Bristol St, ~= rn um. we, at. WALKER ...... _ RJECollyEPTI Roger Inc. is MFG. CO. 131 Fas~£:1n~n a mediately 92713, Attn L. Will equipment. llrlccs &1-..:.CM...:....:<...:So.;.._Co_a_st_P_l_u_a>__ & LEE, broke our own .. '"' ~o~ o ffice •
_ _, b do'-r .. looking for a f /time E ECEPT Stratton & slmiJiar OPTIC._L & •-vn• )' wg ove ... M t be u.. ethlng to sell'> Sales woman xper. l d SECY/R . 1 l l "' Must know napout billion in sales le aervice. perm. recept. us "'"ve som . ff B Jh.es h 0 OV e r 0 a .,.,... one~irl R.E. Constr: engines. a ao sma llt....&......l--"-trat--e. ti b •ine•• pe--able. a"-ctive & Classifiedadsdoitwell. Pleas. . . Soc' sOoK.p. rv. trucks. Good workin1 ..._..._ -con nuous u.. "" ....... w.i.. Stead PIT ~ C)(c ln ewport Beach.
cood. Permuent. Irvine No expr nee, day shift. forms press. S.A..area ol If ydu are interested in a exper•d. l>osllion call!J tt.tp W_..d 7100 ~. · 557·0°' I Lite typing, shorthand • .. -.a..CaUSSZ&200. Xlnt company benefits. OrangeCo.714/540-8027 real es~te career. call for good typing skills ........................ ..=~::..:.:.._ _____ , 3723BlrcbSt.NB bookkeeping & neat ap-
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Meebanics, So. Or. Ctyi...;;.;__:._;_______ daylietensetrainin" pro-y, 1 e v • -~ 7147"'"-1082 ranch e-rienced In PART·TIME ual1tant Rubbor hoae pn>duci.. • !........ • ' . ~ · ....
-.'Excellentlrince Ty pin(. AP. 10 key, co. physical tncludlog If,.. have a real esaate -bt/Seey ;;;i•••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••• •••• ••••••••••··, beQefits. S•lary open. t.elepbone. Comfortable back xraya. can for license, you 'II be in-Wairm & friendJy W/iood l
714/GS-1571 or lf!Od re-atmosphere, call Wendy 1...:a:.::ppt..:;..:..:..541)..:...:.;...7...;639_. E_._o_.E_._I tere.ttedinournaUonaUy phone personality re-mEPHONE SALES •
su.me to: 211672 Ortega 19l-1395 r~IJri&ed Head Start quired by busy com pany • ~~.~Ju a D p1•DJTIME ~:;-:;;·· ::_~::·: ~~~·~~~ ' SEARS ROEBUCK & co. -:
' M Part.umo. Xhlt oppor. pmdlq, our 1z new of· l:q~ulred~~~· 962-8666~~;;;;ev;;es;;.;.;:; SECURITY Has immedia~e openings for : •McchaUe wanted. 5 yrs EVENINGS for lndiv. wbo wishes to ll'-W wUJ brint us up to•• S atl
ex per min. Salary or won at OQr •pt complex-'5 O(ftcea In the So. Cillif. llC.aA now GUARD T ·••phoM Sales Represnt •es comndMlon opu, XJnl ea •ben needed. Wm work' g cond . Other Adult.a with out.tand..,1, -.. apt.a le bandlt leu area. WDa J
mecb'• groa&ed $40,000 allractlve penooallll•t illc.,,an&elnent.9.)luat f t Summtropeninaforex-Full or p a rt-lime. Excel ~nt
yr+. Apply lo penon at who enjoy worttng •Ith 1M abae ID wort wkndl • ~~~Y nJr O:tn why pcr'd lndh•. in recreaUon lntentl•ws Wiii ~held Mond..,, from ~ to '2 company benetits. Paid vacation,
HarwViewSheU.2500 kids. Start •t.$.1.SO per bJve adap l able fO\J•bouJdJoln&bepro· Pf'Olram.lf"U1t beableto PM 1nd3PMto5PMtortm~l1t•open1nos holidays, employee discounts.
San JMcflh Hms Rd, hr.Pbone~l•Z!IO, ~It. feuion•l team at WOfk wfallaact.WSire· onouror~ahlft.CandldatMmusthalfe Enter a challendinR world of CdM. betftelll:OO..S:OOP.M. OlllM4·3319 WAJ..&ER &LEE. q'd. Somet¥Plna. f>leaae one year mllltarv. ucurlty. or pollce "'
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NB Sec exp. It med ~~c ~ ~w:'woort c.lrter Dr ,... ..,.. °"'"u 'THI tRYtNt CO. Our lrt house wurity force recel"" co""*'y
exp, nq. Send resume w · "~ (714) 'lft-3410 ittA.,_..... .... ,..._Dr paid ben.fitw rncludlrto: medic.I, dental and
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\las cutty t)'~ ubln. Compau. ma~t an~n· a&llbo&l. tlV2tolZ1 Vl.Tudor,(ullpwr,,ood COSTAMISA 7700_aDISO '73Chevy van. VB. ilut.o, &ac&VI 'QIUM,LDboard nae. runn1nt1 h&hts, Callll:J3.7934 F\lllysellcootalned ~.$1650.$52.Q'IS AMCJEIP vw-. cstm1ntl!nor.BestotCer.
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1 b .. avail. Yachtln1 Assoc. REGENCY MOTOR l.aeotfan.. lnC ~ power brakea, radio, '73 Ford van w/C~STOM \. trai er, sur1e ra .. e. PCC Lllrk. 46' sloop, btruJ Corp. Nwpt lkh~l HOME RENTALS VellldH 9530 SAVE! MVEf $AV£f special paiot, skl top. Camper Int, &o m1 s. ,_Int 7 dlys I nek. 714
'-..0l27 C'OOd call Ted Rosen 92SN HarborBl d SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Here's jW&l ooe or lbc sunroof" wide Urea cond. DJVORCl:!O/. Elec:tnc boat on 17' •·an· '31.e.,. • Shp wanted for 'I:!' sail ;.•5.!1·2503;•' .. •• ............. , l~T nat ... ...,,, many~uonswhy! (11"'884QI). . MUST St;LL! Work, WEEKEND
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L. bOllt. No reas. pnce re-....._... ~ $5L95 83122Tt. Home 6l14077 tuy bull. Needs wora, COR. 25, sleeps S, fully tuaed. Npt Har. area. R.V re taJ-'76 MinJ mtr w/o~n.road catnpn. NEW l978J&EP • o pp • -
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l6' AnslDCra .. Runabout, 494·582&-49'1·~ 759·1477 ome. Summer Reav. Makeorrer 540-0400 (J8A17NN075H6) 1974 Dodee. Low miles. all ·~ SIJ>S 6, $165/wk. 539.7007 · · xtras., xlnt stereo, xlnt. '75hp M~rc outbrd, incl Lido 14 •, •4014, fully loah., SpeH Ii 4 Wlleel Drhn 9550 $7195 van. $4750 cast\. 847""°9
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cood. 5"00 546-3160 498·l076, 834·24U ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 26 FT. MEW H.D. suspension " ~I-2828 HARBOR BLVO GMC v AN lln6
Charad..-loat New sailboat. Sail it, row Wanted 30• slip or alde·Ue. GMC MOTORHOME JHP !:!:elpwr • steerin& & COSTA MESA Good coo~~& loaded.
21' Columbia Rher It. 12', double·ender, Newport area. 752,1400 Fully self contained. VAL.UIS -1916 GMC Sprint, Joaded,1---------
Trawler, Monterey type, $3SO. 494·7176 X320 Weekly & daily rentals. Up to SISOO Discounts on Substantial discounts on all pwr optiona. $S40Q. Aato ~ 9510
w/1907 Hicks .eng. All , , 16'7" Boston Wha le r CALL TODAY! Cherokees, Trucks and every Jeep In s tock. 642·0758 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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reblt 1974. Mint cond 32 . Sloop, .inbrd, 60, 10 w/l~p Evtnrude & trlr, 979 2500 Wagooeers. Huce ~lection to choose , H9Y'-Jclffi~
wJBalboa Island m · ~~&. 6 wL11ches, sips S, all in xlDt.-~ ~ • \Ip to 60 month$ flnane-fr.om.-0-ur di•eounts 72 Banchero GT. fully a-.a......,.a.....;;;;.-im.. -
Ing & dinghy. Asking / Y eqiiiji"Cr.$1S,OOO or 988-4649 646-8&&6 • '77 Midas, 30', 2AC. lng available with good made us 11 in California equip. S175o. Firm. _,.., ~
$16.000. 494·7t39. ofr. 835-7363
I Michelins, microwave, credit. al: 642-0.122or844-4779 c~ c:.=-540.75 r--------·121· Buccaneer, 1976, 150 .13' &.ton Whaler,'° HP loaded, under wrnty, Orange County's Largest COSTA MESA Ford 76 ElSO vs. auto, 59
Stock #537, 22' Cuddy FOi SAU Curling. cenoa, outbrd, Mere, U~~.!.;.. S21,500. 601-6199 Selectlao ia stock and re-.a. ....,.,.J~£mi PIS, air, stereo, cruise Wm.cl 9590
$13,960 + T&L
Cabin Mere 228, trlr, d k d ( t .,..,.,_., ...... IOf'delivery """"'~ sa;r I manyxtras. 1975 24' ReinelJ Segdan oc s1 e pwr, sa e Y • FOR RENT20'MtrHo ~HJ .... PressureSales 2S34HarborBlvd. cont,clean(lC7813)PP .. •••• .... •••••-•••••• e1",778+T&L Bridge, OMC 225, xtra gear, comp! galley & 1.S'S..Rayla&Me~.XJnt completely uip'd v::: P-~-elorTactlcs COSTAMESA 714-496-SUt. Wl'WUIUY
.,
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clean, dual station, VHF. head, sips 6• many xtraa. cond. Many extras. Must clean673-s.i: ' ~u7e;tore You Buy 549-1023 Vma 9570 YOUR DATSUN
k Ope de ...... finder, bait tank, 714/~72 sell.673-3219 COPa ... ._.D PAJDFORORNOT Stoc #570, 20· n. .,.... ---------• r--a-T .e 9 t 7 ~,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• M n:~ trlr many xtras. Priced to 216' ColumbJa 1969. Hinged '~ ,... O '75 GMC. abtbed, camper 1974 Dftftl.!.ir. y...... TOP DOU.Al ~D LOOKER! t move. mast. crpt. xtras. clean. Tr l 1p Drlatlo. ....................... MOTORS INC. abell. $5700. 331 Bowling -"'" FOa TOP C:AAS $IO,OOS$IO,OSO $12.750. Dinghy. $8900, ••••••••••••••••• .. ••••Spaces for r ent 8x30, 200lE.tstSA Green.7M-1S98. ~Ton lonfbed. V8,
213·592·247tevs/wknda C +?flt Sdft/ weekly/monthly. Adults, s1:o 0000 aulomaUc, pwr. ateer·
+T&L H•111RISON'S v' •..:.... 9120 ·nopets.S48-6173 .,.... Toy '72 Lnd Cra r, inf, trick paint & in· H ._ •115-.0•5 ~ CAL ..., 1969 BU $7000 -/Che VB tJ terior, sunroof, map &: """ "'" SEA RAY IOATS Bo '"'· N rt Bch · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sell contained trvl trailer 1977 JEIP .,, vy • new res, more. (495MCA).
BARWICK DATSUN
~ I , II I 1 , I I I
.sEARAY 3101Co tHw NB CA"~· ewpo '~too'87Fordtruct"fuJ. 15'. Slps4 kllcb. bath' CHEltOICH'"S" $.1200.'*271S,6'2-0922 ON&.Y$4Z50
3101CoaalHwy,N.B. ui.21.l'i . . . Jy &elf·contained lo~· xlnt cood. Mst sell $1250: Sold new Oct .. 1977. Tnd&s 9560 Mlrode Rnales
• __ .;6~l;.;l.;·2;5;.4.;.7;.. __ tllllllllll .. ~-llllllllll~~JSAJL AWAY 222 Venture, cabover camper. Sips 6, 49t-4730evea. 360VS, hydromatJc with •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
8 31·1375 493-33 75
WE BUY
CLEAHCARS
&TRUCKS
---------• loaded w/xtras, seldom M&QY xtru. Good cond. quadra·trac, air cond., lt76 rolD Mcllda/RftMll!itt -----, ----.:.>, CHRIS CONNIE '67 used. Lo price. 586-2293 SZD>. (714)84'M18Zl '77 Terry·TallMlll, 17W, pwr. ta.IJ•ate, slcidplate, 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. Bay boat, 18 LaP1trake . • sett-cont, bot shower. • CC>Ualllt PIC1CUP 631-5330 Classic; Gray l /B. Xlnt. FB, twm screws, canvas Snipe 16' with trailer. Motorbeclllkn 9140 btr,gasfrig&atove,alps raek, Wt wheel, cruise Servlcebedbardlyused!l---------1
SU95/lrade759-0260 rm, surveyed May 2, Good cond. ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6. $2850. 64.5-2396 control, AM /FM stereo, Only 14,900 miles on this '74 Chevrolet custom Van ...;..----.---.-1 B~istol, ownr (7!4) 5'6-4479or645-9419 Moped Puch, $325. Like trailer towing pkg., ooeownerapeciaJ model. Cracen, Gold velvet in· COlllRL Bay boat 18 Cray in· ~ new many extru. Call . 17'Kenskill,aleeps white spoke wheels & ' •peed with cuatom terlor$t,:185.M2-3379 board 800 hrs. Covers 32' DSLCulter, '76 .a.• 5'\lB/640-1752 6, many extras. much morel (7STfZT). b 1 ...._
1 xtras
0
$2350 842-SM:J '24' Dumphy lapstrake, ~Uy equipped. Estate ........ · 893-6738 Ca.lUorour " ee • • t re•• l976FORDVAM CHEVROLET
' . ndssomework,2outbds, Sal e, lhouunds of Moped,PuchMaxi,wbite, · SPICIALNICIJ (1£Jl82l).
13 • W h a I e r, 5 Oh p slip avail. $1350. 673·0172. doUars below market. blk pinstrlpini/fenders Tent trailer, Apache, no $3997 ~ Ton s b or t I e •
Evinrude, immac cond. • O '6 t · SERVICE AFLOAT Jo ml, like new, .,,,.,s'. sink/stove, $500/best of· C-......8.L E~omlcal !_f_Yl.F, J + trlr & cover $2450. 29 wens, 1, wm -· f 960447 """" It a,_.,... ci.tom yauol, m .._ _______ _
2828 Harbor Blvd.
. COSTAMESA
546-1200
846-492l ' Chevys w /295 hrs. Boat YACHTS 613--0889 er. 1 CHEVIOLET 77 CHIVY stereo + tape, suni;oof, WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
in absolutely like new 201 E. Cst. Hwy, NB Vespa Ciao-delu~e like 32' tiamlngo Expando 2828 Harbor Bl•d. PtCIUIP msp •morel (1F37Q60). FOFO~J.OGPNU, DOSEMD ~IC 503 interest~ a 1977 .24' cond thruout. Loaded. 67S.3282 new, Jo ml. $300. ' need.a new home. Priced COSTA MESA SeyL,ltickahift,8ft. bed ONLY $4550 ALI.I ~A
SearAy. fn alip -1.Dana $11,500 firm. Dana Pt. For Sall 15• Alpha Cat. 67'3-l003 rigbtCaU~75NOWI 546-UOO &loobnewl UG9W..2). t MlrodeleMIH or CLA.5SICS Pt.~-8629 slip. P.P.'96·7458. Super boat w /trlr . . $4697 Mcadq/R...et Hyourcar1s extracJeao
36' Dr~e·Craf\ Catalina, 31' Tolly, t~ Gr~. lo Sl'50/1!5tofr.54M783 • Tc:'r!allie:i:~~enu: '77 ~~~~~9:!: usm 2UlOHarborBlvd.,C.M. see i~USUUICK
fly bndge sedan. 1'' hrws, radio auto pilot, So Coast 22• racinl sloop 536-l»t include easy lift hitch 4x4 19n FOID 631-5330 29'l5 Harbor Blvd.
beam. Wa.lk aro1:1nd goodcond,646-5918 g~od cood. $2 ooo: $1S.285.00Pbooe646-6096 VAi.UH PICKUP CoslaMesa 97&-2SOO ~ka. ~x auto {>llot. _ _ _ ,6'0-1121-' MQlwcvdH/ _ 1976CHEV BLAZElLJSl VS, 4 sReeCS, _p~1 ~
Trimat.&c trim tabs, + loafs Pdfrt/SCOohn 9150 ...,Swvkrt.Pwls ~3).V8 auto new ing, stereo It camper
many other extras. C~ 9050 Hobie 10. $395 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &AccellOriff 9400 paint. • ' ' Shell. UF670o(7). A
129.500 r~ll pnce. 673-5099 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaU 759-0067 '76 Honda 7.50 Yellow 6,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $59ff beautyl
forfurt.berdeta1ls. Charter 60' Plush yacht. . M BeatofferXlntCondi· Car pbooe, 12 channel, 1976 DODGE PICKUP _$5697
18' I bs'-n:1n b k"ff Reas Hou ly dally ~ ft. Ketch traaJorabJe tioo.548-6743 --$»~firm. 675-8336, {P970). ~ Ton ort road 1977 DODGE o ...,.r swo s s 1 • • r • • $16 000 sips 6 gas mtr 4 67S.7280or lv msg •
mecrAUT'O'SAUS
Homeol select vans, will
pay ~ dol.lar for n ice
low mile used vans.
'772·9800
WEIU
USED CARS
'77 Johnson. Extras. weekly, Mexico. 675-2172 u ih540-800lexS3Roo "7B2SOKTM, H CS,xhtt • ~ls 4c tires, YB, auto, TRUESPtRITPU
$4 soo. A rte r 6 PM. ~ W 9060 . cood. $850. ._.......__ ......._ .,....._ aJr, very clean. 'l1lll automatJc, air rood., '71 Chev Van, 6 cyJ, re bit S4S-8734 --. HOBIE 14 w/trlr, adJ "'~" .,....,. "'9pm _.....,.._ $5999 '°' eng aunrf stv refng
••••••••••••••••••••••• rorstay, trapeze & sails ..........,...., ' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 FORD ~ Ton, 4x4 !t~'':::;:.'f.· !~~ PJay-cooJ & xtru. S4so0
CALL GARTH
Used Car Mgr
540-5630
IOll~SO~ & so~ ---------4 FUJI· YAMAHA SI,195Loui5642-6799 Honda'78,GL1000.Brand •-rW 9510 (StkP989). Auto, VB, air 1,·res,'sunroof, bucket 834·903l;S22-4078Steve. Tugs, motor torpedo DIEALEltS new. Must sell. Asking ••••••••••••••••••••••• CClld.,powerateering. 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
boats, rum·runners , YachtBrokerage H'fiberglass~lc)op &trlr. $270().495,.()619 "-'--clffl_.. ..._._ $5999 seats & much more! '63 Ford camper, old COSTAMESA
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
bma ll freighters L" tin w ted' excell. condition. $800. ·-T....., -·r _, 1..., JEEPJ20 (P9 (lD82079). friendea.sllyrestored. ---------Wh t d I is gs an · .. , __ new 55HP c1.~111er '77 Hooda 754, xlnl cond, Ing or IHNlg a car, '"4 · . · 12>· $5897 """3231 WE IUY ... a ever your cs re Southwnhrn QiB $800. Bill M.':ifons. lo mi's, $1,750. Call tndlor ....... 7CaH V8,4spd,clean1n&out. -.,,.,.
in a boat we can find it Yacht Salet 545-5511 .548-6168. • Kt11540.7559 $45'9 '77 Ford E250, 138" whl USB> CAIS!
for you. Ensign Yacht 26l6Newport Blvd. 1976 CJ's-Three to CONNELL base, factory ai.r, P /B, We're the new Chevrolet
Sales. S84·1l
3
i Newport Beach SANTANA ZO For sale Pent.on 2SOMX, Anff•11/ Choose From-Starting CHEVROLET P /S, auto trans, cruise dealership in the Irvine
(714) 673-!J211 Full race, Barients, UI· good condition. Classics 95l0 at: 2828Harbor Blvd. control, sterero. $7600/of. Auto Center. We need 24' Stipjack '75, trailer, Iman sails, almost new. 968-1457 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $45tt COSTA MESA fer. 962-3119 your used car!
Joaded. Reduced to ~ell-Catalina 27, VHF, elec. Many access. Slip avail. '7l Honda 350 new reblt ~ T·Bird, orig owner. 1975 CHER OKEE'S-54LIZOO 1·.---------I JOE
NOW! (714) 846·2!195, start outbd, xlnt cond. $0000.67J..8778. • Mint cood. Mon·Fri call Two to Choose from-v-72 Chevy 1 ton Van, a.. ..... C PHERSO ... (213) 592 2941 Sll.950. 8J0..508S eng, A -1 cond. $550. Startin t camper conversion, bub· """" ,... -----· ----1 . . 1976 Hobie 16 Banana WkdysaCt5,646.5250. 494-?4.13.$12,000 ga : t977CHIVY bletop,elecrerrtg,slo\e CHEVROLET ·
HOUSE BOAT, 43', 1!173Col 43 diesel,r~ce/crwse. Racer.Xlntcond.Many M c cle trlr 2.track 196SMustangCoupe,1966 • S4999 B.CAMIMO w/oven, many, muy 21AuloCenterDrive
• River Queen on Lake 9 /b~~ opfps!'~·9113o3ade<1 xtras w/trlr. $1980. I~ a:bl. $100, Cali Mustang Coupe, 196T ~ p LY~ UT H CLASSIC. In excellent xtras. $3500. Dys : JRVINE
Powell. Sips 8. Spacious w eqwp. oA747" 751·7429 ~ Mustang Coupe, 1967 uste.r < lr ~ Yins. coodition wilb AM /FM, 675-9701, evea 642·6100 76 .. 7222 swideck. 2 Chrysler tn· ETCHELLS.22 Mu.tang Convertible, auto, Cf'UlSe, a • c an cna.e control, pwr. eJec. ,_a_sk_i_o_r _R_B_. _____
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boards. Xlnt ~ond. 6 mos :.J'racmgsloop. P.P. Lancer 25, A/P , VHF, Roctcet Hon 12S $C7S. Hon l9IB • 428 Cobra Musta~g &out. tric windows, automatic,
ok1 top quality carpet. 496-"l.30 ratho, 150 genoa, try 100$100, 3 bike trier S175. +other Mwttangs, all tn $4999 ,...,... .... -ring & brak-, Autos, Ua.d Autos. Ustd I k ' $10""" Ad">........ 1""2 JEEP Wagoneer ,........... o~ ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Leaseable or $800/w . ·"""·~ Hon 400 F exhaust sys various stages of "' ractory air cond. & Sacrifice al $l4,750. SANTANA21 Hobie 14 $900. Hobie 12 $100. RD bar w /lamps restoration + 1962 (Pll09). VS, auto, air, customintuiorpackage.
direct from owner. w/trallerMNYXTRAS $600. Or best offers. $75552-9073 Kaiaer, 1959 Mercedes customrootrack. Pri.pe.y.Mustsell
837-1033 1 (213) 861·613t 64.5-7470or6t2..U4• 190. 1965 M anhattao , $3299 How Only $5800
---------1M.i.nl·bike, Tecumseh, Jhp Austin Healy Roadster 1971 J EEP WAGONEER Call (7H)t92-3"7. 25' Seacraft. twin Volvo Sol Cat lS, 1 yr new, Very 16· Hobie Cat w/Lrlr, eng. Runs good, $6S. w I b 0 t b t 0 p s • (P218A). V8, auto, air, ___ ...;._ _____ ,
170HP, I /O's. Cuddy ltmiteduse,xlntcond,all $1375 546.-3180 AMERIC AN AUTO cond, one owner, very 1974MA%DA cab1n,outriggcrs.da,1ls, x tras. w /trlr, Call Call"'~".:.,,.,.1 R"""""""RATION5S87 20 ah·-tandem trlr. Trade OK. 968·1670 '""......., '76 Kawasaki 100, beaut '"••Hv · 4 ,._,... PtCkUP
213 836-7393. cood. Uke new. Only 200 '35 Ford 5-w cpe w/rum· $2999 Rotary engine for power
---------•Cal 25, new cushions, ---------1 mi's. $450.844-1056. bleaeat. New paint& up-Over thirty 4x4's ln plus! 4 speed & chrome IAY LAUNCH RDF, Knotmeter, inflat. 9 C .,5 hol stock, give us a call. wheels (o"'"'") •'6 Olonado6 Hooda350,mustsell, .$SS00.540-57Z7 cora .A.t..IDJEEP ~~YSl. 100 18', diesel, teak seals & dinghy, Honda OB, 2 Loaded for cruis-$325 B 0 udeba k d ~ ""'"'"
console, s urrey lop. lanks,$8,750.540.0093 '746'2.~· · St ker, Lar ·4 oor, 2001E1st, SA Mlrtld4tR..-s 675-7665 ing. New VHF. Ex· ________ 1 1960,$325. u-..1.-jR---
--------iRacing Sabot No. 7672 ceJJent condition! 531-1597 558-8000 --26' Cabin Cruiser, 62 <Holder) Complete $275. $7 1971 BSA Motorcycle. 2100Harbor Blvd.,C.M.
MllRQDIS
MOTORS
VOLVO & TOYOTA
SPECIAL TY CARS Owens. Sips 4, reblt cng.. 548·5.133 Eves. 500. 5~0~ c V .l ct 0 r · l 90 0 Alltos, Mew 9100 Allfos. Mew flOO 631-5330
trans,. & carb. Sound A 1 .• F 0 RD ABLE 661·6029 on~almilea.$600,good ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••--•••••---------·• •1-----------.----------~~i65$29001 b.s t 0 fr· CRUlSING 29 Columbia (Private Party) ~~~9sfs5d1:::. even· ·~=~ :~~'t!:~ 1968 VW 1970 TOYOTA
Defender, S/S design, RAY FLADEIOE'S bl 4 I o r SQU.UBACtC MAU .... DOOll ;m Ft, Californian, spor1 keel, slooplf.g, inboard, 76 KX 125 ..:!183•
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fish. 1973 twin diesel, Cull load~ inc auto pll~·sel!-loah., Slfpa/ $3S0.642-5.TTO .,._ ~,.., -~~~";;'~~~8~·10~ ~~i~ g~ ;;SPI)~ 8ci~e~i
electronics. radar, full furling/VHF. Dinghy Docb 9070 ,77 Yamaha Chappy ~~1.~~ '63 P .U. Ford Falcon, de· (XJL346). transportation car! sport fish eqwpped. Xlnt Seagull. 8J6.3884. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Great small bike Ex. pendable, economical,
cond. S89.500. Call Robt Sunray 15, gd cond, tilt SUp wanted for 27' .Motor Cond. $375.548-3900 useful. l·spd. $650. s1295 s1295 645-6600 trlr. $295. Sailer, Nwpt Harbor ---------1 673-1314or~
675-<tll9 area. reward. 759·1477 Batavwi Mo-ped. Excel '76 Ranchero, gd cond, ---------1-------·---1 cond. Less lSO mi.~. P IS, air, till wheel,
9100 m-0229. cruiae coat, delux int,
YZ12SD Trail ridden
rebll, Melzeler. Trelle
bo rg llrea $800/ofr
875-0t77
~ ~ .YOURCH•CE iOill::~--OF ANY ONE OF THEBS SUPER OP'TtONS
•AM·FM STEREO 8 TUCK
•SET OF MAGS
•UAR WINDOW LOUVER
•LUGGAGI RACK
•CHROME UAR Stat IUMPIR
'* lSO HONDA* Mint $375. 546-201 l
MotorHo..s. Sele/
Rewt/Storage 9160 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rent 4 1977 ExecuUve
Motorhome or Minim·
motorborne'from Herb
Friedlander. Call any of
tbele numbers
89M7n
517.7777
IZMlll
176-
VOGUE-32'
•Lu.xury coach-8800 ml,
•$27,950 or long term rent
·~ onlJ 751·54165
'73 '11.f mtr tun • .C2M mL
Xln1 cood, many xtru.
Priced to .. u. 642·ll63
d)'I, 6'U217 eva/wlmda
'75 Dodae G1J'SY 18' MinJ·
motor bome 88,000 ml, 5$
1•1 wtr, 2 holding t~n~J
dual batteries, AM/ar•
lteNo tape, CB. custom
mt.rcycle earner, play·
cool, W\r filter, TV an·
tena, completely SC,
18,$00. PP. (71A) 968-9731
"11 Wlnnebatio. Sl'C)r!a Dan, 24'. loaded•hH ever)'Udn&. au.n11
'78
Miiis
'78 Ml '9WflDWllH
AM/h4 aADtO • ~··· UC«• CUlrOM '*$TWIJ MIDIETS
oew tires, make orr.
67S-0124.
'74 GMC ~. 454 eng. Xlnt
cond. P /S, P/B, auto,
AM·FM 8-lrk. fac A/C,
chrome side exhaust,
cmpr shell, mag whls.
$4250. 557-5637
'76 Ford PU F-250 400 V-8
auto, alr, dual tanks,
L.W.B,. new tires, Ford
camper shell, 2S,OOO H,
Jlke DU $4850. 20412
Cypn!Sll, SA Hta 751-7716
'7<) Chev P .U., w /8'
ca mp e r . ~lr as ,
$2600t best. 968·0082,
'754-1488 .
'10 Chev in t on P. U.
w/shell. Best offer over
$1600.675-4ml
•m <l>ev 3SO, ~T. auto
steering, plb, cmpr abell
$2200 MM311
"16 To1oC.a SR5 lon.g bed PU, AC, radio, 25,000 m.l,
Dll85.. S..0130
'SJ Toyot.e, runs good.
P .P . $950. 673·4187,
6'4.'1917
"It Pord Crew C.b, XL T
~· ~ T. Auto. PIS,
A/C, AM /FM. New t1ret
bra 1bockl + muc:b anore. 957·1011 or ....
1974 FORD 1976 DATSUN
PIMTO W AGOMS 12 IO COUPE
3 to c h oose. 4 speed trans .
(711 KOM). (6.C9SFV). (938PH E). Average
& ( l 08KVZ). Your bluebo0k~3160. Our
choice-all 3 are price is
·sj995 s2795
1976 TOYOTA
co•OLUSPOH
COUf'I
Automatic trans., air
cond. & stereo. A
shall> earl (520983).
1976 MG
MIDGET
COHVmlTIILI
4 speed transmisston &
AM/FM radio. A sl'larp
earl (052PKF).
53495· 53595
1977TOYOTA
CO•OMA WA4M>M
5 speed, air cond. &
stereo tape. C854SPS).
Now only
1977CHEVY
CAMAIO
Automatic. air cond .. pwr. steering & bratcea.
AM/FM radio & lust
8900 mites.. (895TBM).
.55395
1977 TOYO?ll
CRICA unliell
5 speed, a ir col'ld ..
stereo & spectal
wheels. Just 12,164
miles. (039TEPl
VERY
SHARP!
1976
CADILLAC
C OUN DI YllU
Full power. air eond ..
s tereo. vinyl roof &
only 10.340 mllea.
(271862},
SHlHIS
ONEiil
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D:!O OM. v PtLOT S...ncur M•x 14 1978 A.Mtos. t.,...W A.,. .. ,,..~ Allto1. lmpomd Auto~. Imported Aadcn, lmpor+td Mfos, IM,_oritd -~...;;.....;;.-~;.._--1 --------'""'"'."----• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
....... .......... Auto•. lmpot'W ....... l•pon.d ~ ............ !?.~~ ~....... '720 ~ ........... '127 ,NpOt 9741 Toyoto 9765 YollsWttgeft 9770 ., •••••.••••••••......••......•............• ·•··•····•············· .••....•. . ..... ····•·············•···· ...••......••••.........••••.........•.......
G_,.. f70 I Atfw 1 .... 0 '105 ...,,. R .... o 9705 * DRIVE A * "16 2802, silver. Top l'Ond. '78pdAcoord. ~t mJ ·a.. 5 tll so.i. auto. sunroof, lo .71 Corona Murk lt Auto, 197 6 VW IUS
l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• * LITTLE * 4-apd, AM /FM c•s~ s . warran y, 11tras. O'\l'a, Sl500 A/C AM ·l"M ?>tl'r l'o With :.uoroor. AMd"M r. ttl nah• • A.LfA IOMEO • ·7g Allell• GT bou~ht ..... player. mall w h Ii.• SM25torfer 41*4·2226 ~7·63.S9 Ong ownr SlSOO 962 2807 'lcreo & low m 11,.,.
ftutbalrl'nt $.')lkl new I }r llllO ,\M 1-'M SAVE A. LOT ~d..'..,a7~s. A C. $7250 ·77 Accord, blu, 5 spd, -----10t;0MEZ1 175 llZ'>K TM~ptden. are h('n•' lt'l'oe> ti trk I\ (.' IJ 000 A ...,...,, .. 1977 Cellca GT ICttw k Im OHLY $4150 \ l\'w T7s ldl at ractur> ~·a Mull t><>nd A:lklllll llOPllCOMPARI!: A.IC, 9,000 ma. super , ,orKM 9750 mac tond ~ ur 111 '71 '"-un MJnn" ,1m C'Ulld • .llt'eC& ,. h mlL-.1
'"'II Sl500 ofr l>l 1 ~ 74'tl
n-d11t'\'d prH·t·" L\•11,e S&500 163 ~ '74t> 260Z Z + 2. I ·~d. SS850 P P 546·5179 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·rer. SSS.s:IU Mtrac: .. 1..-.
<tl.'alt·rdare('t tape, maas . 111r xlnt 197G !lllS Wht W/blk tnt. ~/RMOUft IE.ACH IMPORTS AMdl 9707 cond. l o wnr 55275 '--'~ AM·FM cass, mags. lo '71 Corolla. red/l>lk lo~ 211.,ll•rbor Blvd., C M.
.. A .. '"'VL's·1·" ".· .. -r •••••••••-•••••••••••• S.Sl-6345 _._.. '7tt m.i."11lr.SOIJ 1S!J:rz:Jlr -very dean & ,,h,.r1.1 s 6lt c:110 b. \<.>Ur Proh•..,,11111 '""' vv "' "r. "" •••• •• • __ _
llOME n1-:rAtll!'.' l:'llf':trMarArthurMlvd '73 Auda lOOLS Aulo. ~dr. rt75POISCHE '73610wugon.xlntme1·h ,74 J•fl ••;;;;1~ .. c::;·~~ 1977 Porsche 911S. only $132.S p P.G4Hl4MM
l>ld you Jtnow ,You 'a &JambcJl'e(' Ro<td > ~unroo1. AM/t-'M, ~~' 914 ao•os--cond. $1500 orr. nu. B11~ln" home. m"<t 4500 m1 . a1'r, ~unroor. ·1·1 C I ·7~ vw llus. 7 pa$S, tJ.000 '"'E POt"r Ph ..... u1~ ,.. •-...., • ""' ~ · . e i<:ia. all i·a~i.. m1 . AM/FM. gd t•n nd •Ju1:e J l"{,a,.,1ht>d all 111 '" W ' Bll:A(;ll ...,., . ..., " 847 76L9 aclJ Gary 979 "7A3 or leather. AM/F~. loaded. cle we u I l ..., 752 0900 An •II bl11ck beauty with " " .. "' an. 0 ""' mi l>. X n t>t2·8968 al\ 6 PM lh1• Oa1ly Pa lot ~·1 '11:l • ·77 Audi 100. /\ c. uutu. 5 !ll)t.-ecHrans. (886Zl. .76 DaUWl P . U. w tshell. 646-7281 after 6 PM eves Mus t s e II S 18 . 500 con d S \fl 75 I 1 rm ---
l>1rectory Jor •' w hol1 P S, lt'M 4 mo old, under AMty $5750 .-.IUVlo, u:7 ... ~ t•vt 282. & wlcnds ~8208 64-0-17411. 1100 l<t'i.'1 Ur. 1976 VW month for ai. I 11 tit• a. l'i.-.iJ>ll• who 111;•t.'d iwol>lc II ~ c. ~ .....,.,,., "" ,,.,.,.,, " CdM
-SI~ per duy" 1-'ur mort .>hould alv..tyHhi.:1•k tht ~k.!:J~=.~2 ' S: 5!1... Mir-Ille RnaM• 7:>1.fl012 Kannonn Ghia 9735 '63. reblt eng, 2000 mi'i., COHVERTllLE
Jnformatlon. t•all Scn1c1• 01rt•l·tory 111 thl• Mado/R....,,. Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4500 '68 912 $41100. '771'oyota Corolla SR5 llh With' AM/f'M cassettt'
• a .. 2 "'7k l>All '-' J>JJ ()'I' "'·· ( ·73 Aud ... Rocky c40 099c btwn back AM/Fu fttt 12llOMOH>. Priced to sell •l't >IQ •' ' ~en u:e 1 r ox. ux 2100 Harbor Blvd., C M. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ·oo Karman Gh1u. xlnt 9 J • " • '" l'llSS" l'. thu. Wt!ckend ut -------~ -~ __ 9800 cell cond. Aev~rr~~~I.!~~ Ut-SUO ·12 Fiat Wgn, Jo mi. xlnt cond Fa.ctory A/cond. -am·5E"'· g;.::~~· ~~l~ l~u~·~R~ ONLY $l'90
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• sell.494 99214~ PP. Best orrer $2075. Cull 1>40-7085 1975-91 IS 9S.:>86-8l!O!I
AM/FM FREE ~!!!~!?r
TIMI Of PUICHASL
. SI 79.00 VAWI
OFFER 0000 T,..HV MONDAY MAY !!, 1118
2150
HA•IORILYD.
COSTA MESA
645-6700
'75 Audi 100 LS lmmUl'
rood Cream yellow. brn
mtr AM fo'M stereo. 2 dr
stack shill. Nl'w rod1ub1
g)()(), 548 6542 -----A.ustfn.HNl&'y 9709 •••••••••••••••••••••••
.l96:i 3000 MK 111. w 1 rl'
wh.l.s. overdnve. nu inter .
xlnt body & en~ w/xtras.
$l99S.1·624·2879 pm
IMW 9712 •............•..•......
'741MW
Les:. than 32.000 m1 . Buy
this well equipped luxury
car for nothing down und
balance on 48 monthi..
1926LKLI
ttouse of Imports
.II.I/ M.A•<H~l'fl f lJhtA , ....
/I) f /1 1\1• "t \l I 1\0
1978 BMW's
HERE HOW!
197 D &12-74.94 -Mcndo t7l8 24,000 ma. 1mma1: cfii'i<7" _Mlrocle R&'Scffs
710 WAGON .75 X 19• cle·~o. i\ 1 •·. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $14,900 Firm 644-1094 ·77 Cl'llca GT coupt> Whitt-Mcnda/R Automatic. air cond , " ~ w/tan 1nterwr. 5spd . i!toOlfarborBlvt.l.,C.M.
luggage rac~. 8 track AM/FM s tereo cas:. · '62SC.Mintcond. AM /FM 11tcrco w /K 631·5330
tupe & luw miles . mags.25.ooomi·s. SU~ Body and paint flawless track wirl'wh~b dt-ck -·
<342RVZ> 552-&829_ Strong eng. Nee d s rack.' pin s lnpes. '1:;,uoo '7\ VW Pop Top camper, $3988 '69 124 Sport Cp. 5.:.p, no thing . ssooo. Ph miles. Cherr} t·ond d t!an & sharp. $2700.
super run cond. best ofr 646-6115or549-3432 $5795. Ask for HH·k S40-4706Costa Me:.a
Nabers
Cadillac
over $1050. 548·6321 21 SO H.-bor llYd. --962·9824 . 646-93(1:1 Costa M"41 '4S.S700 ~ -i:-arga, gr~n. w/tan
'hi Kl 11 11 lu11 lilv1I
< ,,1,1 Mn.1'141J'lllMJ
1976 Fi11t Spyder. Mint Ultenor, low males
cond. Call Joy 492·7064 or ~ l&'et 9740 _ 640.5078
Jim826-7628 .
'7S 124 Spyder, lo m1. New
top. $1595 .
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 924. Yellow w /tan mtr STR~GHTTAL~ Fact serv'd, AM/l"M
498·1015 ~~~~~~~~~I ·12 124 SPort C~. good
1976 DATSUN shape, air,AM/FM cas:..
ff you tb.mk you cant af stereo ca~. Bra, mats &
rord ~ Mercedes.Benz. accessones. Lo mi. &t
and are gomg to buy or ofr or assume lease bal
lease a domestic model. 7Sl·S006art 6pm
you may be wrong! One --
12 I O r a d i a h • S 1 4 7S • P P call to HOUSE Ofo' IM· '73. l>l.4-2.0. outstanding
PORTS could make the cond th ruout. new
dilrerence! Call for de· Michelins. brakes. flaw·
talls Today• NewtUi.ed less lacquer paint.
Car.i Available '. AM /FM. Purchased new
Automatic with AM 11''M. 497·3476 ____ _
\T73PPL).
OHLYS.2650
MlrocleRnales
Mcndo/R.....at
2100 Harbor 81 vd .. (; M.
611-5330
'74 Fiat X19, xlnt cond, lo
mi stereo, 557-1509 an s
PMwkdys.
·16 Flat 128, mint condi·
lion, AM/FM 8 trk,
752.9077 art Spm • House of Imports
.... !.._ .... ''''"' , .......... ,
' I ~, I ,ll I \ l ' 'I\~
Porsche. must s ell.
494.2932
'74 blue Carrera Cou~.
clean, $13,000. liyron,
SfT ·OOU, 640· 7153
Hondo 9727 '73 220D stlck ice blue, '70 ~14-6, 2.2 e~~· close
••••••••••••••••••••••• clean. Must ;ell! $6500. ratio gears, koru s, CN36,
1976 HONDA 637·3321, 6.19-432.S $8500. 640-0676
CV.CC '71 MBZ 280SL, 2 to;: '75 914, ofrer. Stereo c.ass,
4 speed WJlb AM/FM brown. tan ..ant SH~ app. grp. very nice,
s t e re o c a s s e tt e. Dr Miller 6J9..C9o1 • • $il800. Stvr. f;73.S9S7 • (763MCV>. . ' -
TOYOTA IXIC. tEMECA~ 1,NO
1976 1RA0£1N!>
• CfLICAS
l e.c~ • C4>e ~
• COIOUAS $R4Ull8atlo
• Ooar S«l.ltl
St•-W-oon
SA.VE$$
MOW
'7:? BUS. good cond, runs
well. look1o nice. mu!>t
llell. $2400, 640· 7384
'GI VW. Uood contl.
S700or best ofr.
!16(). 26.'>:J
'7'1 VW tlug 31,000 M 1
Oood CoOO 642-32.W (ll'
<!13S-IZ-4115
'75 &•ar. 4 sp, rru1~s. rad;.,
II Ir air. S'.:!975. Incl"
s mo ~ . g o l 1: •> c a r .
979-4~
OHL Y $3250 'IB 280SE. snrf, uar. '56 Cabriolet, xlot cond, -t~~~~~~~~~l--~--iM~lftclil~:'-S.1--AM /FM. new eng new top, tires, konis. up-Mlllda & tires. -tto-t--;-, ~-cH"-e-F"T--.._....._._
21""""--bo/RB__..I d cu Xlntcood. $4,850. S4900/B.0 .968-46S3
COMPLETE
"7Z VWCfl W91. Al>IO,lO"'-j~WVj Stnt
'66-pa.ne.J \'all, Xln1. l'Ond.
new paint, new tram.,
new uphol. 6JJ· 7!11.
Autos, Und
IODYSHOP
_,.OW OPEN
. EXCB.LEHT
SB.ECTION OF
IMWRESALES
We may have your next
car in our inventory. Call
us today!
83 I -2040 495-4949
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST .&
.Sales·Serv1ce·Leas1ng
Roy Carver.Inc:.
Rolls k oyce BMW
1!>4Q J amboree
Newport Beacb 64().6444
74 IMW laYOria
4 speed. Sunroof, stereo.
A 1 C • T r a ·d e d r o r
.Mercedes, (66STU1'')
$599S
ttouse Of Imports
•l •J ... ._lof("MI\••• l •1•na "•I•
,........... '•\JJ'l\l
1976 BMW COUPE
4 s peed. s unroof.
AM/FM stereo cassette
& mag wheels. (050PIY ).
OHLY $7375
Mirode R"4H5
MGda/RetMllllt
2100 Harbor Blvd .• C.M.
631-5330
WANTS> TO IUY
Quality used BMWs.
ROY CA.AVER IMW
l540Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640-6444
CREVIER
&' sr .. llOADWA\'
SAl(TA ANA
835·3171 I
TH! UlTllU TI! OlllVlNG ,,.ACl41'11!
•USEDBMWs*
'712002 4 spd (75314)
'73200'Hspd 300KBV
14 200'lA.A/C/(598LPO)
'7SS30i Auto. (916MTV).
'752002fBpd,SR,137MUK •n 320i 4Sp.,stcreo(0998)
'11320;48,s/r·RBM UU
Clowd On Suftday5
'68 BMW 1600. ex cell.-
condition.
M0-5790
'75 IMW 3.0SI
Their best luxury sedan.
Not our line or cars. Buy
it for wholesale
bluebook; balance on 48
months C827NJFJ
House of 1mport5 ............... ,, ......... . .. ,.. .
"74" 2002 yel/bUt.
lmmac. throut.
$5600 838-32.84 "
BMW '76, 2002, 4 spd. air,
AM/FM atereo, xlnt
cood.. 642·$161
'871 5301. 4,spd, metallic
l.nt, +spfo' atereo, lm.
mac, $12,750. 675-0890 ----------Capri 9711 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76V-G, Muttacll.
AM /FMcass ..
146-1511
"73 C.prt. Auto. xlnt cond,
sorf. Must uU. best ol· rer. 675-974'7
1977 8210 Hatchbk. 5-spd,
R & 11. AIC. wht, xlnt
1.-ond. p p . 644·S983
19770ATSUH
210%
4 !>peed, stereorad1ow1th
cassette, factory air
cond •• custom m ag
wheels & low mileage
<9.'liRXL).
$7988
Nabers
Cadillac
1'100 lf.11 h11r Olvll
( I "1.1 M"'·' .;4().tl I 00
Grad Special. '72 240Z,
clea n , mags. A /C,
AM /FM, $3500/B.0 .
831-0744.
.,.,"'"64r.r57ovo.. ·"'. 1_14-673·2790. _ + 74 911 S Tar(ta,
--.. '66 Mercedes 2SOSE. J.'OD y e 11 o w I t a n 1 n t e r .
Brmcl Mew •79 vert. wbt/blk top, very lo Loaded. 1\ttoptions-:-Mint
xtr I n.... bl cond. Sac. 1st $10,900 Ho .... DA Cars nu, a c ean • ..,.;;)ara e lakes it. C:An·l476. " classic 64().5896 aft 6 or ____ ....., ____ _
MANY wknds •· _ _ __ 1964 Porsche C Ca briolel
ToChoosefTond '69 230, beige, A /C, mustseU. Makeoffer.
'77C: ..... ~R ~ !> Speed. S.. S~2flo0
16329 ....... S••eo $J"S
J -k. ,,.. °'""" ,...,. __ .. tL
Ulll..llVERSITY AM/FM 8-trk, $5500 or 714/459-4918 "o.. .. wi. bestoffcr.532-3965 _um 911T. AC s spd. al·--------
Honda Cars • GMC '67 Mercedes 230, mint loys . stereo. xlnt TriUMph 9767
True... cond. 5000 mi's on reblt efrg/body. S8700. or bst •••••••••••••••••••••••
.,,. eng. ~1·6077. 0 er. 842·9093 ---TR7 '75. 'AM·FM stereo 2850 Harbor Blvd. -• Costa Mesa 54().9640 ----R..-. 9755 cass. 27,000 ma. $.'J700.
1976HONDA
CVCCWAGON
4 s peed. roof rack,
AM/FM radio & low
miles. (955RJV).
OHLY $3100
Mirod! ltnaln
Mca.da/Rtftalllt
2100Harbor Blvd .. CM .
HOUSE
OF IMPORTS
• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 847 -3168. 54().8633
9770 TEST DRIVE OUR VolkswOCJ"
"LE CAR '"' •••••••••••••••••••••••
OF THE YEAR"
Good inventory in stock.
Hurry while they last~
MIRACLE
MAZDA/RENAULT
2150 Harbor Blvd.
VOU<SWAGENS
'74260Z,AM/FM. aar.xlnt ... 631·5330 COSTA MF.SA
645-5700
8 To Choose From
Examples: 1972 Sup(•r
Bug with 4 speed, mag~
nares, radio & heatt.'r
('19TEKX> 51700: 1974
Super Bug with 4 speed &
air cond. '917MVD>
SZ885. cond. $4200. 968-7506 after --· -·-----
6 & weekends WOW!
.,6 280Z, oew mag ures, '75 Honda CVCC Station
AM/FM 8 tr. side mold· Wagon Air conditioning,
ing, custpinstl'J>.1mmac. AM/FM stereo, New
'6790. 96()..47:>8. tires. new brakes, new
--------battery. luggage rack,
'70 Roadster. radials. fancy Pin Stripping
rollbar. 78,000 mi. best $2995. 496 Cabrillo St. CM
offer. 552·4624 _ __ _ (across from WeslclHf
'76 Datsun P.U. w/s hell. Plaza) 645-9376
26.000 mi •. AM/FM
s tereo. mags . (714 l
8'16-6463
'74 Honda Civic, Good
Coodition. $1975
675.a532
-~--9100 Autos. Hew 9100 ...............................................
MERCEOES-IEH~
•7 8 EXECUTIVE
CAR SALE
450 SEL c22661
280 SE c10301
Both c<irs haw•
lo miles. and can
be leased or purchased
on our 60 mos. progBm
Call l''or A ~ Special Lease Or
• ), Purcha11c
Quote
' 714/523-7250
' 21l/t21-ISll
714/750.7201
686i Manchester Blvd,
Bueno Park
On the Santa Ana Fwy.
Rois Royu 9756 •••••••••••••••••••••••
# l DEALER IN U.S.A.
m ROY .
R CARVER r ROllS·ROYCE
IS'O J;amllor"' NewPonBHcl\ ,..._ __ .... 640-M44
Cl0S£0 SUND"YS
'76 Silver Shadow. lm·
mac. cond. Grey/wht.
25,000 mi. $40,000.
644·5560 dys, 673·7571 evs
Save thousands! '72 R .R.
MiracS. Rnates
Mca.da/lt.....at
2100Harbor Blvd., C M.
631-5330
VOLKSWAGEN
Sales-Ser•iu
Top Dollar
Paid for Used VW's
COMMOHWEALTH
MOTORS
SIHCE 1953
1«2 So. Bristol
Santa Ana
546-0220 Silver Shadow. lmmac. Silver/tux grey ext. Red Approx. 2 mi. No. or
int. $40M. By orig owner. South Coast Plain.
P.P. (714)452-0747. STARCAR·Cuslom '64
-VWwindowvan, ncwcng
Saab 9760 & trans . 3x6' sunrC.
••••••••••••••••••••••• s kywiodows. c u s tom * SAAi * paint, cpts. pane linll
.•..............•••• ..--..
Codilac 99-15
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Wt I
Quality & ,rice
LARGESr SELECTION
01'' NEW & USED
IN ORANGE COUNTY
CADlLLACVALUE
PROTECTION PLA.OIS
Available on Most Car~
•
•
1977 CA.Oil.UC
a.DORADO COUPE
Cabriolet Lop. dual com·
fort power seats, cruis._.
control, s tereo radio with
8 track & low mileage.
1908RXR>. -t to <'hoo~r
fmmas lowai.
$9988
•
1977 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILLE
)
Ca brtolet top, leather
dual comfort s ea b.
cruise control & AM/t"M
stereo/t ape plnyc•r.
1961RKL).
$9888
• I 1976 CADILLAC
SEVILLE
Leather anterior, crw~P
control, AM /f'M stereo.
tilt wheel & full power.
(002NZNI.
$9788
•
Must sell movm~ out or 1978 Saabs from $5995. co u n t r y . A s k 1 n ~
(9657). Lease dealer $1200/Bst oCr. 646·4022
direct. Also, Turbo Demo eves I 97 6 CADILLAC
Now available! ---·-r,-----1 ELDORADO COUPE
DA
•. WE1RE DEAUNG!!!
Ray flact.boe Says -
'"luy yow H•w H_. -.ow•
and •beat• th• price lacnase!
Good MIKHOlt of HOlldos at ffle
old prfcn!"
• Ho Catalytic C01tY...ter
• UsnR ... Gcrs
• 42MPG~A
~n• of the hlgheat rahcl ccn
•v•r'"*!
Good Mlecffott of the w...hn
Accord In 1todr & a •~lu .,..
2nd to noM.
'ID ~E. air, AM/FM,
4·apd, excellent cond1·
lion. Call after 6, 645-9899
BEACH IMPORTS -s:J But, m coodl· Leather interior. ru11 MBDOVESTREET lion. AM stereo. power, fuel injection &
<Near MacArthur Blvd. &»6888 aft. 5• 63l-499fl low males. (611NJL). 1975~L. 1 owner. min1 &Jamboree Road> $8788 condlton, 36M mi, drk NEWPORT BEACH 71 VW 8115. 59,000 ma,
bm, sdl lthr, all extras, 752 0900 reblt eyig. air, avail 5/20 new son. top, & ex. tires. • Best over $1700. 556-8858
P .P. 675-7118or549·72Sl Subar'M '762
1975 2805, It blu, moderate •••••••••••··~·• .. •••••
mileage, xlnt cond. Make S .. 11 w,...t
olCer.752·6240_ --'BRATS
MG '742 •••••••••••••••••••••••
..,6 MB Midget, gm, lug
tk, wire whls, AM /FM
radio, lite new. 7!51·9673
MGI 9744 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lS8S MGB-OT, nms ~real
Oood transportation.
WAGO"S AllMecltl~
~p..\ll~<>oo
.$. ~,..,,, \'\ &~lltMP.9.~
SltSS..S,.._.. 8'75-2804after7pm tilltH"474t 11141u 1.111t
'67 MGB Coove~ green & Toyota t7 65 cleao.. IL500.. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Call 67S-174I 1976 TOYOTA
t974MGI umAac IOADSTB Automatic. 8 tract
Summer fun car with atereo " 22•000 mllea. (363PQY). wire wbeelt " AM/P'M ONLY-JSO radio. (d25) -OHL Y $l4tt Mlr•de
2otheC'8 toch001c trom ~/lfR_,. MINc.lea.... 2150 Harbor81vd .. C M.
'74 VW Van, xlnt cond, new valves, custom int,
AM/FM. radtala +
mags, '4450/bst orr.
847~13
'72VW, avg mileage, teblt
trans &: ena. Special OP·
Uoos. $1700 o:r best orfcr
840-2872 anY\Jme.
'72 VW Van, new eo1lne.
good cond, must sell
$2800. 847--0677
'72Sqbck
CHERRY CONDITIOl'l
615-9018
'66VW.
$700
6.11 ·22'74 /83!H7J6.
'ID Bug, one of a tind, all
oriatnal, xtra clean, bit
olr.OUT15.
70 BuiL rebuilt encme. AMIP• 1lcreo. very
11porty, Sa c. SllOO
Ml-8808
•
197& CADILLAC .. ,
COUPE OE VILLE
Equipment includes
cruise conlrol0 lllL wh~l
& AM/J!M s tereo.
(39»PM ••
$7688
•
1974 CAOILLAC I
&DORADO
COHVaTll&.E
Wtrior.Mpower&
AM/FM I troclt
at.no. C7ttLADI.
$7488
•
1'74 CADILLAC
SIDAM OE VIUl
O'BIGAMCl
With AM /FM stereo. full
power & cruise control.
(liUKJM).
$4988
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cntlne it lra.ns. Rad&alio YOl YO dillcm $UIOO. or heel oCCer w/landau top. HOK mi's. motor xlnt, 29,000 ml. V8, auto. tram., power ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••eA~ Campl?rlud, •na. EX<1l1SIV£LYVOLVO 8'Ula,, Xlnt cond. $2300. Cruise control, good •teeraoa, radlo. 0 1\ANGECOUNTY'S
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transporlaUoa car. $1675 BUY or LEASE cood ~. ~-31U9' llwll sell '6S Cad v•rv ~ 540-56 30 Dealenh1p is now OPEN 631·2991. DIRECT ' • • _, •.._ya .._"'HOE --------...... __ ....,,.,..,_..,., .• ~ .!14MATAOOaWGM aood cood, stereo, A/C, 1970NOVA.DJU'kgreen,2 AA ~
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63,000 mlles! Pn. pty.
Call 892·11132 before ti °a VW. sunroof, are.el f'~· t~-,,~·s KustMllCleao loaded IOOd tires, $995. P.P. doo-r. EI.telle"ll l LINCOJ..N.JlERCURY ur. r uns nice. $650. • $1800 90-3'21 • • 768-1'44 tran_sportatlon. Good lS.lBAutoCenterDr.
631-2991 • · . coodition. S9SO. 675-1S97 2829 HARBOR BLVD. SDFw>'·LakeForestes.it 540-5630
• '76 Coupe DeVille, fully evenings; 7S2·9S1Sdays. COSTA MESA IRVINE '72 FORD T·llRD
•$5295 "m_. ______ _
'66 Baja runs great. de 2025 S. Manchester Mell ttl O loaded, xlnt. cond. Call 130.7000 Auto., /\M/FM stereo. pendabie. SS9S. A hei 750-20ll ....................... aft eorwknd.9496-4368 '7~ Malibu. 2 dr classJc, Cc lka"'at 9930 power windows , vinyl
631 2991. na m 1977 IUIQ silver, vtnyl top, AC, •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 1977 MERCURY 2826 HARBOR BLVD. roof. Ult wheel, cruise
,72 VW IUG 'n 2"DL, air, auto, P IS, 'CINTUIY ~. 752-~l Luxury ror less. 1975 MOHAACH GHIA COSTA MESA L'Ontrol. tfDSFFM)
AM/FM sler. 14,000 mi's . V&. automaUc, air ~nd., C•:aro '917 '72 K.ingawood wgn, new Mirk IV, Everything Under U,000 miles. Spot. •$2999
Rum good. 963·1482 RoQ 1111915. 833-2737 pwr. ateering, tilt wheel, ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans & allemator p /B Uke new. Call &PM, less! V8, automatic, air lJ75 Ventura SJ, like new' 540·5630
'70VW Convert, xlnt cond. 197" Volvo 142• " spd, vinyl top & radio. Leaa Im Camaro, loaded w/x-P/S, A/C, hi mileage b;t 759-0067 cond,, pwr. steering & 20+ MPG, custom In 1 l
$2 70j). 646.8073 or AM /FM, good cond. than 17,000 miles. traa, must sell, $5600. good cond. P.P. S1500. 'TILincoloCon.typeUO windows and AM/FM Wior.Air,S2995.554·2647ffl ~Yl\!'!!!Yf
64().6115. ~.lJestoffer.att-2710 (l7aRLG>. Dys, 833·01M3; 64<>-2559 !16Ul1562.847·9640 class CJ, 2·door coupe, st.ereotape.(956.5WU). ,._..,bird 9970 _!.!'.~~~ $~YES ewlwlmd '73Cbevy-perfect coodiUon, like $AVE_SJ$ •u•.,...u ••u•o••u• 2621 HAA80R-8LVO--VOIJCSWAGEHS '75 16CE, 6 cyl, auto, lUlr 0.wolet 9920 Runagood$600. new. ice blue, 26,000 mi. • •11 T·BIRD, Classic COSTA MESA • WE IUY & SELL! inter, snlf, loaded. $4675. COHNELL ....................... CaUS48·3900 Lie. no. 074SPG. Air CotO«al. cond, loaded, lo ml's. L
552-3008 CHEVROLET cood., power windows, + ·CHIYIOUT $1475. P.P. 754-0460 YeCJO ttn
L..rgest Sea.dloft 1976 VOi.VO 2828Harbor Blvd. Jt '75 Chevelle Mall bu SUJOO worth or other ex. 2828Harbor Blvd. •••••••••••••••••••··-'69 VOU<S $799 COSTA MESA it Classic, 4-dr, xlnt cond, t.raa.Pvtpty.Oneowner. COSTA MESA "73T·8lrd.Lthrlnt,xtras. 7 SVEGA.CO'-I"': 264GLSEDA.M 546-1200 • S2500.968-l396 We paid $12,2.33 + tax, 546-l?OO 33,000 ml. Orig ownr. vr-4. (291ADA) Automatic, leather In· we're askinc MOO cub. $35()0. 751-2015, 3 speed traiu. & . o~ '68 V"' 115 $599 t ri f le • • C 11 d · ght 29,000 actual mil~! v~ e or, sunroo pe>wer '73 Regal, Sllper Sharp. it it 11:1995-7~ fnr S~~ton '628 Mdettury, b~~ condood. Ul64 transportaUon car. (~MNG). A reals l (OSSDIL) windows. 009REL). Sacrifice. $2295 or bst • OUTSTAHDING Ce · • ran new r ..... I Good l all po al .. '69 VOLkS $999 $7488 ofr.,can 96().2307. • NOV A. COHCOURS near mtos & Knott rru. ~/bstofr. 497·1S26. $225. ea:r:!2.7671. wer. ONLY$
5 mWHP) '73 Le Sabre Cstm, "-<Ir· : t ! ~d. IM..tiful & 1966 Llncoln Continental __ 168 ~
$56 ~month Nabers loaded w Jxlras. Great Jt. ,.. .. di. Origiitd OWIM'f' lood cooclitioo. 72,000 mi. V76 MOHARCH CP~ •77 FORD T·llRD •7 6 VEGA WAGO"*
shape. $1500. Call -• Mii. Uke MW. S700.Att6PM.979·7246. 8• auto. trans., aar AM/FM w/lape, Power • Borrow 1018.36; OAC ; CadiJJ , • •· •L......._ 10 000 -•a..... . cond., PoWeT slftrlng & wmdows, Power seats, 4 speed trans. & lrtc APR 1s 22.5 p/c; pay • ac SSl-4077 Jt It· _. , --~Marlt IV, xlnt cond1· brakes, AM w/tape, cruise, mag wheels. NEW! <909NZB>. Wo"t.
back·$1344.00 in 24 'Tl Skybawk, excell. COO· ROGER MILLEA-SAYS. awo.. wire whHb. tion, a~, tape deck, Jthr, vinyl roof/moon roof. (01.56SMF). last.at. •
months. '..>6CJ(I H.11hor Blvd. diUon, auto, A/C, fully ... -wPrfc--•... •lee aunroof, tar.• ~1~c brwn, vinyl top. (820PCD). •$S777 OHLY $2375 ~ FREE TV (m t.1 Ml''•' 5-ICl 9 I (J() · ped It bl """"" -•• d fc t _. ....,.. •$4~44 ' equip • ue, _,..,.,. • .:: ... 51 .... G •c • •reo, a r, ., 540-5630 New set & with this ad at ~~~~~~~~! ~2838 aft 6 PM. ~ " power window-. fttc.. eor..tt. 9932 540-5630 "
timeotpurcbase. •75 244GL SEDAN CllCllac 9915 494-1131 546-9967 tricdoorlods. ....................... ~~~~~~'f:: WEST GERMAN Auto. trans., factory air •••••••••••••••••••• • •• Paid over $7000 "78 CORVETI'E IM~R ~· 4SPDSTICK MUST SELL! '74 Vega,:-i irv TS clon d!lio11in 1. pod':Yer '7S Cadillac Seville, ex· ,,,. .. Mlfor$5000 lndyPacecar, 2626 HARBOR BLVD 2626 HARBOR BLVD spd, clean, runs gr~t 1985Harbor Blvd., C.M. s eenng, power isc. t b 1 b . t S3L 8 8 .. 7 D-PP. (7lA) c An.7,..,,,Ken COSTA MESA $1200 67"7570 · brakes, AM/FM radio. ra a arp, ce e rt ':/ '40..n7a"'EY_;;.:.:_ .. .....,.. .,...., COSTA MESA . .... • __ 7_1_4..._/_6_4.._5-6 __ 1_2_0_, (W7M.XU). owned Palm Spn ngs car, _.,. CORVETTES Alltos, Used AAltos. Used 1.i •$4666 only 16,000 ml. Must see '75 MarqW., 4-r, all xtraa, '63 VW to appreciate. $9995. Dlr '7 S V e l T •To P • ster, xlnt cond. $2750. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••··~··
540..5595 5An5630 892-4444 Cllrysler 992S (970MOU). Im maculate! P.P.~.SlB"7. ·-------·11111!--.. -llllii •
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'62 Fleetwood Llmousine '75 Chevrolet Monte carlo COl.DOIA. '16 v e 0t-O r ab g e. power, air, immac. $950. ••••••-••••••••••••••• Sl500 Rocky S40·0995 Vinyl lop Air Cond, With sunroof, leather in· <.28203S). Priced to sell! P.P.&'4"8187.
llR>REYOU IUY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. btwn;am·5pm' AM/FM stereo cassette terior, stereo with 8 '68 Vel-(919HIL) Rare •Wu:; 9952
1011\SO\ & SO\'
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A USED VOLVO, COSTA MESA Power steering, Disc track, power windows & Gem! •"pd. o •••••-•••••••••••••••• See us at Southern .... -.. U--..1 '76 CdV. Beige w/bm vin Brakes Call after 6 PM seats and low mileage. '76 Vet--..> (4 1817). WHY BUY NEW CAR~. Ora "-··-t • V l --M"U top. l'\llly loaded. J ust 67J..3462 Sunar Cond nge ......,...,, y s o vo (518°""") .-· ,73 M G d ••••••••••••••••••••••• hit 30 000 mi Like nu nu .. • ,73 Vet "onvertlble. us tang ran e. Headquarters. 990 I · · · *~u'"'v •T7 ~11:.414 ~ M U y y GtM•• 6«41~ 9 •VJ1 twkrula.., -..nc~ ~ (92tU£Q).Nicecar! Bo~ht. new. ~tor~ 2 A.19 IS OL 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-513ldys MOHTECAILO ump--Mcnda >'.rs. 20.378 m1. Ong.
MISSION Vl&JO M S Iii II . <II --· ores.Spare. 302-V8, auto 831·2110495-1210 i ov1ng-e ng a 3 '73CoupeDeV1lle, Slaff car. With auto. Na.hers &Spor+carCefttw trans, P /B, P /S, vinyl
.,r v"""'VO , L.u: ~"!1~~7~8v'!1:a~~4w4:;1; ,.,~·~.. tra~!J~~~l. 20015. Manchester top. Buckel seats. Radio .
. ,..~ .,._ Pi ill -AD lb~ ..._ -i Cadlll Ana.b.dm 75()..2141 ~~runs rerular..na.. SEDAN. Lo mi, perfect Ba~ of~cp P ~ . ,.,.. .,. t··__. full HOW ARD ChevrolefaC "-'-9935 $&500. 968-5.233. cond .• traded ror a · · · ""riee ... .....,.., power. DOVE &QUAlLSTS. ---,.
Mercedes. (532NRN) AMC 9905 SUOO. Call alter 6 PM, <Near MacArthur, 2600 H.trlmr Blvd. •••••••••••••••••-·•-'65 Classic Mustang.
$52,S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 551M.912 Jamboree&Br'Utol) C11~1.1 ML'SJ 540·911.10 76 DAJtTCOUPE Needs pat& tot. Best.ofr.
'1 4 MAT AD 0 R Tl Seville, z tone silver, NEWPORT BEACH V8, auto. trans., Power _493-QBB ________ ,
Brougham. Clean, mecb. showroom cond low 133-0555 steering, power disc.
House of Imports perfect, 29.000 orig mi. rruleage.$12,100.644·5043 'Tl M Ca 1 L d 1968Chry. Newport. Must brakes. vinyl roof. $2,200. 673·0200 days, onte r o an au, see to appreciate. $1000. (3-MPCX).
'66 Beaut. red Mustang
Convertible, 6, auto,
TI4675-2000; 499·3931 •II• ....... "' •t• •ut,..• ,.,.,.,
I ' 'f, ..... ' t \JI II\~ S48·4040eves/wknds. '66 Fleetwood. black, low mlleaee, air, P /S, 66Hil83or661·3593 •$3777
perfection! Chaurceured. P/B, ~. 586-8010 or ·-··--,,-'64 Rambler. h ardtop &toffer 645·3167. 586-07\7 C-t 27 '67 lt~ord Mustang, good
condition. P.P.
846-8654
Volvo '70 xlnl, PS/PB. sport coupe, bucket ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-5630
auto,AM/FM,8trk.Must seats, P /S, P/B, auto '69 CAD Deville, _lthrl954 &19638e1Alres,botb '74Comet2dr,auto,6cyl.
see to appreciat e . trans. Clean. $67S. seats, pwr. Pnced nght. gd cood, both 4 drs, $975 lmmac. 21K mi. R&H.
S22SOloCter. ~-0734. ~14. SllOO. SS7-9509 aft 6• &~. 646-1.332 CalJ 640-7~ 2626 HARBOR BLVD
AMto1, New 980 Autos, New 9100 Alltos, New 9100 Mtos. Hew 9800 Autos, New 9100 COSTA MESA
1011 ~sox & so~
• LINCOLN·MERCURY '74 Mustang ri Hatcbbk,
very good brakes/rub-
ber, V-6, auto, AM/FM,
stereo t.ape, tigh t.
Sacrifice. P .P. $2200. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
'61 Dart, 2-dr, 6 cyJ, P /SS, .. . , --'' "' .... ., auto 88M $SSO •. ."! ''; ··.' ... ~··::'·~·.·. . • 645-9483 67>71"5 •
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fastback, 308 V8, air,
pwr, mags, new a uto.
trans. S3100. 586-8809 ·····~·················
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'66 Mustang 289 VS Auto
trans. 4 barrel cacb, mag
wheels, aJr shocks, and
shackles, frnl reverse
nms, velocity stacJc. 2
door hard top. Metallic
brown extenor. $1,SOO.
547-3182
OldinD~ 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:~~:.-:~:;.~ t.!.'.~ °"''° ;;;_;: '73 V'ISta Cruiser 9 pass
Cutlass wgn. Sn Rf, P /S,
Ford •77 LTD P/S P /B P/8,A/C.AM/FMradio,
P/W A/C Low Miles rrust l owner.call64S·1Bl.9
sell SS895. 549·2258 '73 Omega. htchbk, 350,
'al LTD wgn. Good cond.
$700/bstoCfer.
loaded w /extr as. $220/
8.0. 586-48o.5.
____ 67_3_·7_094 ____ ,'76 Cutlass Supreme. T·
'73 LTD Country Sq\l.ire top, tll whl. AM/FM cas.
Wan 9-pass. xlnt cond, P I S' P I B. Si Iver . S2500. P.P. 830-8896 _S36-066 __ l_. ____ _
'77 LTD II, P IS, P/8, uir, ~•••••••••••••!!.~~
vinyl top s.uso. •7 I p:...a. 968-1316 ..... o
'76 Granada Air. P /S 6 cyl $400/best ofr. 675-5480
AM /FM 19,000 M perfect '74 Pinto Squire Wgn,
cond. s:MSO. 640-2548 auto, AC, 2300 cc, $2,000.
'72 Ford Torino wagon, -7-5-1'2-1-83------
xlnt cond. Must sell. '74 Runabout, auto trans.
$1000. 494-4730 eves. AM/FM stereo, dlx op-
tions, blu, 1 ownr. gd '76 Sliver Granada. ,xlnl cond. SOM mi, $1700/ofr. shape, auto, a1r, radials. 846-ZlSS 559-1890 ___ . _____ _
1977FORD n Pinto Runabout, like
new, AC, AM /FM stereo GRANADA 8 trk, 4 spd, PS. pwr disc
Factory air cond., crulse brks, s unroof, Pirelli
cont.rol,AM/FM ste~& steel belted radials,
o n l y 8 0 o O m t I e s ! $4,000. Allyn, 714-546-2764
(17~E$).
$4888 .
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 H.11h1•1 BlvcJ.
Cos1,1 Mt:sJ 540·!> I 00
Neat '76 Runabout, 4·Sp,
AM/FM, Ate. lo mi's,
below b l ue book at
$2S00/8 .0. SS1·5197.
'72 Pinto Wagon Runs
great, bu body damage.
$485. Ph 642-8327
Save S. lm Stn Wagon.
$300 over wholesale
blubook. Am trading for
nu car, dlr o(fen wblal.
"'74 Ford Galaxy 500. 979-7Sf8
xtnt cood. Mu.atsee. ,.,_.... "'o
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1972 Ford 1976 Honda ftinto.....,.. This one is wloaded"l Automatic. air cond. a (302RJO) stereo. (228EJX).
>t 699 13299
1973 Ford
Pinto Runabout
With air cond .. vinyl With roof rack, sler lop. elc. (092KMB). etc. (656MXJ).
ii 999 s3599
1976 AMC 1976 Ford
Pocerc_,. MMlfClftCJ
(758PQL) Automatic. air cond. &
vinyl top. (866REP) .
52799 s3599
I 97 6 Chevrolet 1978 Ford Chentte Fiesta Automatic. air cond. &
only 16.150 miles. (595RFC). (850TCUJ
52799 1 4099
1'69 Uncotn 197 4 Cadillac
Marie Ill Co.ipe de Ville
Loaded & nice! Has ev e rythingl (ZKZ159) (111TZS) )2899 $4399
1974 AudJ 1978 Mercury
IOOLS Sedan Bobcat Runabout
I 112LXG) (391TOU)
52899 i4499
1974AMC 1974 Ford
Sport about Thunderbird
Loaded with options! l oaded' (982KPYJ (994LIM)
52999 3 4699 "
1975 Ford 1978 Ford
Torino Sedan Pinto RllftClbout
(784MCU)
Witti ve. air cond. &
pwr. steering. ( 1997}.
i2999 i4699
1976 Forti 1975 Ford
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i3099 (9860).
55699
1974 Toyota 1978 Ford
Ce4lcoCoup• Granada 4 Dr.
W1lh ste<eo. air cond ..
(880PON) pwr. steering & VlnV! rop. C2055J
55899
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'77 VOLVO '76 DATSUN "'21oz -•c,..,__
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264 GLA .~ Auto .• P/S, P/B air ~~~)' c u s t o m T •• t ' power .W.indows, ~ 'Y'J" (VC26465H1-046091~. P s u n r o o f • 55999 55999 s5599 56999
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OKA'(, WE'LL SIT HERE AND
WAIT, AND IF ~OU~ MOTH~
FLIES 6'/, L/OU CAN GIVE
·-HER THE FLOWER .•.
51-lE COULD
PROSASL't' FL'r' Rl6MT
8'I '(OUR NOSE, AND
l{OU'D NEVE~
REC06NlZE HER
FINAL
SPORTS
I JUST Wt5H
'(OlJ'O BE MORE
REALISTIC
LOCAL
WANT ADS
SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1971
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I DON1T Tl1tNK ~ou'o RfC06NtZE
'(OU~ MOTHE~ IF 'i'OU SAW ~ER
OH, EXCUSE ME ! I THOU6HT '1'0LI WERE
M'I MOM! I .8E6,
~OUR PARDON!
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WfLL, FRE>M A DISTANCE
A ST. SERNARD LOOK5
50MET/.tlN6 LIKE A BEAGLE-=
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NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller
OKAY---
BUT NO
STALLING
G-OOD
NIGH;:
ALVJN
GOOD NIGH~
POOCH IE
GOOD NIGHT,
KITTY ..---
GOOD NIGHT.
DAC7MAR
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OTTO
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G-000 N1'7HT.
JOE --·GOOD
NIG~T, BETTY···
GOOD NIGHT. eoe---GOOO
NIGHT: TOM---
GOOD NIGHT,
KAY··· GOOO
NIGHT. GUS---
GOOD NIGH~ SAM---~oo
NIGHT. MARY-··
GOOD NIGHT---
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WEL.1-f' Pit' YO(,( PL.ANf
,,_., 1=1..owe"'~' t"A ?
Y~, AN01\-4£
4fOWN wu:.L. «MLLV
APPJCECIATI: YOUR'
f:CONOM'{ •• /
DENNIS THE MENACE
Ht:WA9Ha'
Hl9 HAND9 AND
;, f.Aa::.
C> [> [> ~IJDGE PARKER
WHILE GEORGIA
Kl NG5TON 15 OUT
WITH 5AM DRIVER,
A MAN CALL5 TO
5EE HER , IDENTIFY-
ING HIMSELF AS
LEN DORELL!
I'LL JU5T WRITE A SHORT
NOTE FOR HER ,,.AND LET ,___"ILll'
HER KNOW WHERE I
CAN BE REACHED!~~
DID YOU WORK PERHAPS THAT
TOGETHER OR WAS ONE OF THE
50MET ING? PROBLEMS WE HAD!
WE DIDN'T SEEM TO
WORK TOGETHER
VERY WELL!
HAVE YOU
KNOWN MRS.
KINGSTON
VERY LONG?
LET ME 5EE ,,,YE5, NEXT
MONTH WILL BE EXACTLY
EIGHT YEARS,,.AND I
HAVEN'T SEEN HER JN
FIVE!~~~~
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WMO 'AfflS?
GFr OUT 'TME"I
AN"'JAVe ~ ~ME MONEY!
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By Hank Ketcham -: -.
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MOONMU''lllS -rMANKs,
"KITTY!
DOCTOR SMOCK
YOLJ
CSRi'"AINt--Y
PO, PAl-
WHAT FOR, Kit>?
I MEAN... WE£.&. ••.
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qQ(.) LOOK KIND OF DOOJ~ / WHAT HAPPaJED i
L.E,5 •••
'rnAT'~ lHE Kl~O OF t<lD
W~ NEED 1"1 BAND !
~ITTY'S
LENDIN~M~ HER MOM!
HE.'0 HAVE PLEN1t,> OF
11ME. TO PRACTICE!
By George Lemont
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YeSSIR,. c;>OC1""0R , You ~us-r eoueH-r
YOURSf:t-F A L-1 'l-
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t-r 's IN 1"'Me
i"'RANS.MISSION
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-n.tE SEASotJ
OF ~HERLY LiJVE
ISNT TILL IHE
5ECO~D WE£K IW
DE.CEMeER! ••
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0 HOP A~OARP, SOPPY. YOLJ
toOK WORN Otrr. 0 5 SAi LJP
ic: HALF 11-f E
Nl&Hi MULL.IN'
OVER MY
FINANCIAL-
PRO&RAM.
CAPl1AL
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~SPONS1l3IL!1'1j
JNVESTME:N151
SIX L.ON& HOLJRS SO\RIN' Al1HIS FIFTY
~1C!?i1RA ..
TH£GO~
ARRANGES IT THAT
WAY TO ~T ~tlAIL
SALES RIGHT SEFORE cH~MAS!
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ARE YOU
ICIDDIN'?
ct?NI Piece
AIN'I NO JOKf:,
FeL..L.A!
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYFSf 'l1left are at last lb dilfer-
eeca la *-wt.a .._. M«wea COii ud bono• ,..U. Row
qllkklJ cu JOll ftlld tllc9f Clledt auwen wttll 0.0. lllelow.
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~v'~IZV
t>AY J.{f:'LL
~OWER M~
WITH A~M ,
F"LJL.L.S OF
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---BULLETIN BOAR~--
eeLAZING TllAJ.LSI Speed .. die ................
Qeer die loeaoae pble. Break ... ~
T .. e •P tbe nddkt aab. AA'/ 10 ..WT
eAye says it takes 20 minute1 to bard-boll a peacock's f)
eg. Bee says It can't be done. Who's corm:tT Answer
in 30 seconds.
ewon1 PlaJI Tab • ... ._ ... ..,.. tt, ...
uotller to complete It. ldtold, It's MllW dall..,
EURUAI We think he's found drear. ladeed, It la 18tftltb dear. WIW. wenlT .
her! Our anlsl friend above has OIAIA ... aou
been ICal'China for a model with eR.iddle-Me-This! Which swc ls named for a bread--
these proportions: Waist, twice stick? Preuelvania. Which two swes are named for
around the neck; neck, twice nsh? Tuna.see and Minnowaota.
around the wrist; once
and a half around the
wrist, once around the
ankle.
Now then, the candi-
date shown, who obvi-
ously seems to please
our friend, bu a waist
measurement of 2'
inches. Quest.ion: Whal
are her neck, wrist aod
ankle sizes, if all pr~
portions ltlted meet
the artist.. require-
ments? QI
P .S.: It'• a matter of .1.
simple arithmcdc,folks. ~
No fair peeklll, below. 16.....&-.....,ji....-----i..-----.K..Oliimlll
., ... .,. NET PROPHET?Wll tllebeUerftJat tot11eftabcrte wilMI., ..
it ....... rllilpui n ~ die Mt IHwa at llotlom nptf We'I tit JH Mdcle.
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.,... 7-Dk. '""'-· I-Dk. peea. ,_.....,... 10-Marooa.
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I'D 9LJ~~ LIK~ 10
6~ ~T~ANDtO ON A
D~? I~LAtJD
·WITH HIM/
AND ~usr WHAT
DO J,:OU THINK you RE DOING~
-L Glv'~ UP!
W~AI DO ~~-DAND~L-ION'S
HAVG:' lo
DO WJTH
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From Mom -a loue of learning.
FOR Ell.A~ GRASSO. Governor d
Connecticut
WIMlt did ,om motlla teacla poea tlaat
belpe fOll la fOll' wadi todilf? -S.B .• o..1t.,.c-.
• My mother gave me two special gifts -
a love ol people and a love of learning. I
remember how her soft brown eyes would
reflect pain and sorrow as she obsaved
suffering and auelty, how she would stand
up (aft ftve feet of her! tn protest agains1
every wrong and how she would personally
bring comfort and solace to heJp heal
rvay wound of body or spirit. She believed
that learnlng was a special key to living.
Even now. as I ~ at dbcount books In
five· and ten-ant sto.-es and in bargatn basements. my heart turns over with excitement
when I see One Hundred FouOf'f~ Poem•°' 7ne Great Wut purchased by children
with their precious dimes and nickels -and how these books were my ~open sesame"
to a whoW new wodd.
FOR CY COLEMAN. composer ol Broadway·s On the
Twentieth Century
Dld yoar moti.er get on you.r nenes by fualag 09ft' pou ..._,,_.,.,..we 9'KlC" ! 11t.f? -N.8., G..,,. llld..
•Quite the contrary. She was m«e impressed with the tldcets
rd give her fOJ shows and concerts than she was with the fad I
was at last getting somewhere Mom fina!Jy realized her little
boy was amounting to something when I told her I was writing a
show (Wildcm) for LuciDe Ball. Seriously, though. I <Nie what I
am today to Mom.
FOR lRMA BACHARACH. mother of composer Burt
Do '°" ...... f..tt.e etory •bout your .-.ndd••alata.
Nikki -S.U., Poc.at.ello, ldallio
•SU years ago, when Nikki was 6 . my daughter·ln·law,
Arv;;e (o.cJcinson). came to the airport to pick me up. Nll<kl. sit·
ting up front wtlh her mother. announced. "I want to sit In the
~ With Nana ---I like ha bder." I wes 90 ttwfied at
hearing rd mowed up on Nikki's popularity list !has I asked, wUh
a big smile, ¥Better than what?"' ll\at smile'°°" ldt my btoe at
Nikki's honest answer: "Better than I used to."
FOR POU. Y BERGEN. lldre9s and TV pasonelMy
I bow ,_. dhan:.d 909r eec:oed la8* nd Fr..._
flelda ..... 11,... of~ ....... ,.. ....
.................. How .... ,.. ........ .....
'°"&mt___.~ -P .L. A 'et-. AIL
e Peter. 18, kept his hostility Inside, ignoring anyone I dated.
PK IPamela Kerry). 20, oozed with &iendlnas and flashed
daz:zllng smlla. lben. when she won the man over. she devas-
tated him with one-8ne:n. For a yea. neither child was owdy
gr.cious to anyone I went out with.
FOR 11tE •ASK"" EDITOR
f• • _. 8odMr UMI ~ like to
kaow llow Modaer'e Day bepa. -
V.S •• Nardi Piette. Neb:
• The origin is sttouded In mystery.
Some records Indicate Its roots Ile In the
eons-old spring festival of yore, con·
secrated to Cybele. the Mother Goddess.
Another verslon refers to the fow1h Sun-
day In Lent. known as Mothering Sunday
In medieval England. when children. sent
away fTom home to be apprentices-In-
trade, came back to visit their mothers,
usually bearing presents. EarlM!st note ol
Mother's Day In the U.S. can be traced Woodrow Wilson mode lt official.
back to 1890. That·s when a Kenrucky
woman had the idea of hov.r nice tt would be If all the country•s m<>fhen were honored
on one special day each year. Her proposal was Ignored. Credit for populartiing
Mother's Day (prodaJmed a natlon.al hofiday on May 9, 1914. by President Woodrow
Wiison) should go to Anna M. Jmvts. who died. unmarried. at 84. In 1948.
FOR NANCY FRIDAY. author ol My Molherl My Self
Aa ck,... .. .,,. ... doea .... doee to., ..ott.a
la dale aorael? -V.W .• Auoni, m .
• You cannot say getting closer to your mother is OJ Is not
.. normal." It depends on the woman. Many women spend their
time befona they marry In a kind ol ~-This Is exdt·
Ing, but 11 is arWety-making. too. With marriage comes a sigh
of relief: the girl feels she may have broiwn mother's rules In the
past. but now she Is a succas and is the good daughter her
mother always wanted.
FOR VALERIE BERTINBJ.I, star ol One Day at a Time
How doe9 ,._ •Ota co•pere wtda Bollllle Fraaldla.
,.. ......... .a.ow? -c.o .. v.. ..... c.aJ.11.
•As adia, they're m-.dl dw same -boch !J'Uf and teTifk.
As moms. Ifs a'* hard to c:ompere. My mom Is sutd; 8omUe Is
more easygoing. I guns Bonnie Is more of a Mend than my
mom -....-•much •you low .Id wonhlp ~ peNr1U,
wt*h I do. you can newr ~ oom~ open and honest wtth
tMm. There are 90fnC things you just can't talk about. And
thet'1 where Bonnie oome In.
FOR VIDAL SASSOON.~
Diii ,... ...... ..., .................... tet..:G .. a• 1.,....,-LT .• G.-.d~Otdo
•When I was 14, Mom told me In no uooertaln terms.
"You·rc Pl9 to an a trade ... .net ~ me to a bu.wy
parlor In London's East End. On hearing the price al an ap-
prenticeship. $500 (which we didn't heve). I was 10 deligh1«l
at my .. reprieve .. that I doffed my cap at the manager on ow
way out. He W8IS IO lnipceJllEd thld he caled US~ MlCi said.
"Young man, se.1 Monday -and forgst lhe fee."
PRO..._a...te.n(O.-Mlch i
There Is no denying that a good deal
of Congressional travel Is for plea·
sure. These trlps should not ju.a be
curtaned: they should be cut off com·
pleteJy. On the otha hand. many
trip$ are taken that art essential fa.-a
member of Congress In doing a com·
plete )ob. These 435 ~make de-
dsions that affect the lives d hun·
PROAnDCOO CON-. u....1. o..us •• ('R.-11.>
Travel on offtdal buSinas II a Con-
wasman's responsibility and should
not be c:urtded. h .. legaly author-
... fuly reported and. In my aped-
CllCle, Mlcbn abuMd. Many dedllonl
I have mad8 on bills before Congra.
were ba9ed on lnfonnation obtained
1n for.tgn nwl. Congras cannot
&eglslate on map diplomatic, eco-
dreds ol mlaor1s d people. Thole decisions should be
baMd on u much lnfonnation as potSl>M. 1be problem
8 In getting Congress to distinguish between laming
trips and vacadon·llke •· last year I Introduced two
~ to put some controls on Congrallonal travel -
limply to bdng Into the open what th!-trtpi arc fOf and
how th& money Is tpent. One was badly defuted. The
other .... beer\ bw1ed In ()()n\mJHee.
Should Congressional Junkets Be
Curtailed?
nomic and mllltary Issues wtthout an •to-4alc knowl-edsl-ol wcxtd conditions obtained by ftnthand Q)f'lfact
With foreign offldels. We cannot Nm8in abNast ol world
~ocnts by rwllng State C>.partment tepoftl. \lb.-
Ring C°"'!J..men .,. wluable MMD to ow ambu-
sadon. Al doon an°'""" to~ In fomgn countna,
when the lmpoltance ol our~ Is well known to
th.-INdln.
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We're gonna putAvon on everybodyS lip&
With the most luscious $2.25. lipstick in all America Yours for 3~ And a smile.
Trade in your old lipstick for one of these lip, lip hooray colors!
Lipstick is only the beginning of what Avon has done to May. When your Avon Repre5entative calls,
ask her to show you every fabulous bit of beauty this month has to offer.
l.imired time offer; one to a cu8tomcr. •Su8gt:sled retail price.
Glazed C.Oppcr
Spiced Apple
Instant Mocha
Baby Orange
Cranberry Silk
Pandora Pink
Coral Km
C.Opper Penny
Sheer Shrimp
Pink \Hvct
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...............
TH.,
God could not be everywhere. so He created mothers. -Jewish Proverb
By Liz Smith
Top Secrft From Ike
Two decades after the end of World W1Jr
0, a coBection of Pentagon files originally
marked TOP SECRET was rest.amped as
OECLASSIAED. Among them was a di·
rectlve dispatched from the headquarters
of the Allied High Command In May 1944,
shortly before the [).Day Invasion of
France. The order, on offlctal yellow
message paper, called for sending a
Mother's Day greering to Mn. Ida
Eisenhower In Kansas from her son Dwight.
supreme commander of the Al.lied FO«leS.
HlgbA.mdety
The waring ol glasMs on the )ob has been
a subject of long-standing debate between
CBS television n~ler Laley Stahl
and her mother. Th!s disagreement hit a
new peak on the night In 1972 when Lesley
made her very first appearance on the fuD
CBS network. Mrs. Stahl called up her
daughter after the broedcast and said:
"Forty-nine mU!ton Americans saw you on
tetevlslon tonight. One of them Is the
father of my futwe giandchlld, but he's
never going lo call you for a date because
you won your glaua!"
Mattlaew'e Granny
One of the continuing ct.lights of Mary
Marlin'a llfe ls that wherever she goes, she
mnta people who remember MCtng her
onstage a.s Peter Pan. frequcndy, they ask
her to .. crow" for them ea Peter dki. One
day, she heard a knodc on her bedroom
door at six tn the momtng: II was her
!f 6ndlon Manhcw. "May I bring tonMt
htmda 1o meet your he asked.
o.tamln.d IO be a wonderful grand-
mother: Miss Martin inquired cheerlly,
"When, darting?"
"Now," said Matthew. "They're here."
A bunch of little boys then marched Into
the bedroom. Miss Martin sat up straight
and tried to smile while Matthew extended
his arm In her diredk>tl and made the In·
troductlon:
"Meet my grandmother, Peter Pan."
An Eaplanatton
Kaye Ballard, In her nlght-dub· act, ex·
pounds her theofy on why all mothers
have the same stock answers to their chll-
dren 's questions: "They all go to a school
for mothers and have to take a final. All
those who fall become aunts."
.lobe'• Mimi
Bealle John Lennon was raised by hb
Aunt Mlmi, his mother's sister. In the
1960's, at the ~hi of Beatlemania, he
persuaded her lo le.ave her home In Uver-
pool and move Into a luxury bungalow he
bought for her In the seaside resort of
Bournemouth. He also presented her wtth
the M.8 .E. medal awarded to him by
Queen Elizabeth• and a large, mgraved-
te>-order plaque. On the plaque is the
phrase Aunt Mimi addressed to John
almost every day of his adolescent bfe:
"The guitar's aD right, but you'll never earn
your living with IC
"later John took his medal back to re-
turn U to the government as a po8tlcal
protest, even though at the time of the
lnvattture. Paul McCartney had dacrt>ed
the Queen as betng "just like a mum."
A Free Ladybird
Many people auume, says Lynda John-
son Robb, that her mother, Lady Bad, the
wife of LBJ, the thirty-sixth President, "hved
In his shadow. todOhlsbiddlng." Definitely
not so," asserts Lady Bird's ~ughter. "No
one owns Mother. Behind her velvet eyes
Is a determination lo need no one. She
alJows heTseH to be viewed as a soft and
k>Yely lady, but I have seen her tell Daddy
'No' when few others would."
Thts sense of being her own person.
Lynda says, extended lo the pocketboolt
a.s ~ a.s other a.speds of the Johnson's
marriage. Arflazed to hear that Lynda and
her husbend had a joint checking account.
the ind~ndent Lady Bird told her
daughter, "I wouldn't have a joint check-
ing account wtth the angel Gabriel"
TM Loella' Hom« Journal
Motba aad Dr. Freacl
MlkfNd Newman, who has been a lcind of
high-powered mother lo the aduh me and
hM changed my fife lnflnltely for the bet-
tcr, tells of the first day she was ever to
treat a patient In private psychiatric prac·
ta. She was terribly nervous and exdted,
ABOUT OUR COVER
The palntl"D on our ~. lloffw S..-
lng, '9 by the Amerk:en wtlat Mery Cu-
tatt. The 1902 oU, whleh hengt In ,._
~Qty-. Metropoeltan Mueeum of Art. la
one of c..aatt't many palntJnp of moth-
.. ,net chHcnn.
Bom l.n Pltt.tbUIQh. Pa., In 1846, caaaatt
wu an eapetrlet• f« mo.t of her Qfe and
died In France In 1928. She wu strongly
lntluencect by the French lmpreealoniat
painter Degas llnd wu the only Ametlcan
uated toahlbltwttMhe l~•·-
CeaNtt'I ~ hang In m.ny of the
wortd'a outatandl"D mUMUmS, lnctudlng
the Louw9 In Paris and Wuhlngton,.
D.C • ._ Natlonet Gellefy of Att.
but the last thing her mother said to her as
she went lo the appointment was. "Now
don't you go getting !hose poor girls to
hate their mothenf'
Mn. FDR: Alway. the Mother
James Rooseveh, the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Rooseveh, stales In his
book, My Parents, that despite Eleanor
Roosevelt's busy public life. "she never
slopped being a mother." He recalls one
night sitting on the dais with her at a formal
dinner In her honor. The g~ng tributes
of the speaken didn't keep Mrs. Roosevelt
from noticing that her son wasn't eating
much. "Though I was by then In my early
flfttes," writes James, "Mother leaned over
pnd whispered an order: 'James. eat your
peas!"'
From Moon to Mother
The son-to-m other communication
transmttled over the longest distance was
the btrthday gieellng sent on December
28, 1968. by astronaut James Lovell to his
mother. At the lime of 113 transmisslon, he
was 140,000 miles out ln space on hls way
to the moon.
Unlwnal
When UbeTace met Eng)and" s Queen
Mother for the ftrst lime In London In
1972. she, llkc many another celebrity he
meets, asked him about his mother. He
explained that she had just celebrated her
eightieth birthday, and the trip to England
had seemed loo much for her. "But," he
added. "she-MnCh her love 10 you. She
loves everybody who ls nice lo me."
Repaed the Queen Mother: ~That's
the way all us Mothers are."
Soltv
Ebabeth Taylor one. confeued why a
week·long ftshtng cxpedttlon 10 Baja~
ed up with her catching n<>lhinsi: Ml SUJ>-
pc>M th.I rm too aotthearted. l"BI
Aftnall. n.h haw moth.rt M ILi
fMMUWIDLY.-M... e 1
INSTANT MILLIONAIRES!
.. One out of 900 Americans is a millionaire .... And since the early 1970's, state
lotteries haw been the largest single contributor to the millionaire pool."
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Paul Uc.Nabb after hearing the good ne"".
He's still a baker In a doughnut shop.
By Robert P. Bomboy
If there is a millionaire anywhere who
doesn't seem like one, it Is Dennis HoUand
of Hagerstown. Md. He and his wtfe Sue
make monthly rncirtgage payments. They
have a llted ~ nurnbo they
hawn 't bothered to change sino! wtn'*'9
their miD:lon IM1 C>crober In the Maryland
lottery. They still shop carefuly for
whatever they buy. and Dennis b getting
ready to petnt his house this spring. just as
he would have before the man whom they
laughingly refer to as "John Berafard Tip-
ton M came to vilit-
Ttpton. the fktlonal philanthroptst In the
1950's televtsk>n series T1w Mllhonane.
has visited the Hollands and TIO other
Americans In the guise of state-operated
lotteries. which have grown to maturity In
the l970's. Nine lotteries (In Connecticut,
IDlnots, Ohk>, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Michigan. New Jeney. New Yen and
Penn.sytvanla) award mlllion-dolar prizes.
One out of every 900 Amerlc:ans ls a
mllbonaire, aoconilng to tax records. And
since the early 1970's. state 1ottaia have
been the largest sing&e contrbrtor to the
millionaire pool. In fact, a Cleveland TV
penonallty, Don Webster of WEWS-TV.
boasts that as emcee ol the Ohk> loctay's
televised game show he has given away
more than $40,000,000 In the pest two
and a half years. He is ~ng to have
that feat recorded tn the Gulnnaa Book of
World Recor&. '"The dlfferenc. between
me and John Bcrafard Tipton," says
Webur good-naturedly, "ls that the
money l 'i"C WIWIJ Is ral. M
The ftctional Tipton bestowed his
mOBont on young and old from evay walk
of lffe and then wak:hed carefuly to ...
how they wac efMcMd by wealth. If he
Denni$ Holland quit his $16,000-a -year job to avoid the tax bl~.
were to look In on the HoUands and many
other lattay ~ today. he would ftnd
that the .milion dollar prtzies have noc
made 1P.at changes In their llws.
M1lBonalre artist Arthur Hoener still
teaches at Hampshire CoDege In Amherst.
Mass.; mlBtonalre William Inman is sttD on
the Peoria, W., police force; Stanley
Sapinsky, who won his million In the New
Jersey lottery. still m1xa the Ingredients
for )eJly rolls in a Clifton. N.J .• food· pro-
cessing plant; and Massachusetts
mlDlonalre Robert Taylor, a milkman for
19 years, still sets his alarm clock for
3:00 A.M. and goes off to WOfk at New
England's lcugest dairy.
"'B, wl ...... repona H. Damla
Smida ol the Oblo Lott., Commle-
uoa. "the pro61e of our mlllonaire win·
nen b such that we haven't encountered
anyone yet who's gone out and set the
worid on fke." To every rule, ol <X>UrM,
there are abounding excepdons. A man In
New Jersey did $20.000 worth of da~
to his Trenton hotel room celtbrat1ng his
fnt night as a mllllonaJre. At last one un·
married winner bought a huge new home
and now takes turns sleeping In her ftve
bedrooms. Ohio's latest mlDlon-dollar win·
ner, Sl·yar·old Andrew Vannal. vowed:
'Tm gotng to go out and buy a six-pd
and have a good time. And tomonow
morning rm going to go to work and quit."
And that's Just what he did.
Denntl Holand, tha Maryland winner,
also quit hts Job as a $16,()()().a-year auto
parts aalamen. ..The tax.a wcr. really
why he quit, .. confata Sue Holland In
dismay. "It doesn't pey to work." The
Holands owed $14,000 In Income tax.es
this ye.er.
They bought Sue's father an 18' motor·
boat, and they haw five cars. ("But." adds
Sue mlschievously, "we had three before
we won the mllllon. l The HoDands
bought new bvtng-room and dining-room
furniture and a new piano for their daugh·
ten Tiffany and StefaNc. ("We must have
looked at 80 mlllion of them," Sue con-
cedes. "Being poor so long, I sttU shop
around.") They also flew down to Disney
Worid In Florida for a 10-day vacation.
"I found out one Ironic pert: money
can·t buy everything," says Dennis. "We
were getting so deeply In debt three years
~that we cut up all our credit cards. And
now that rd won a million dollan. we were
planning a b1p to Dtsney Worid. and l
found we couldn't go without two major
credit cards. It was dlfficuh to rent a car
without them. We hed to mum 10 the
plastic world."
The Hollands also were astounded lo
discover that their notoriety as lottery
milk>naires didn't bring them unwanted
mail and annoying phone caDs. Dennts
believes they went untouched because
they Rive In a small cauntry town. They
have hed only three Investment proposals,
one from a pushy real-cst.atc saAaman and
the ocher two from inturance agents.
"The reaJ.atate man caled and asked If
we wa.. gotng to stay In 'that dump, -Sue
Holand recals Indignantly. She and Oen.
nil haw lived in their 60-ye.ar-old brick
and frame farmhouse for the pest dght
Michigan$ Ocell Louis. who hit It In
January. Is an auto worker with 11 kids.
years. And they Intend lo stay. "We have
a great old porch that we like to sit on,"
says Sue. "It was our very flrsl house after
we got married. We bought tt on a tentiy
tight budget."
Other lottery millionaires have en·
countered more unpleasantnas. Paul
McNabb, a 34-year-old doughnut baker
who still works behind the counter of
another man's shop, has changed ad·
dresses several times since winning his
million In 1973 and even today won't WU
strangers where he lives.
·My life ... l8&e • rOMI ........ says
McNabb. who fainted when hb priz.e·wln·
nlng lottery number was announced.
"That's the only way I can describe It. One
minute It was one way, and the next It was
like someone put a big freeway through It.
It all came too sudden.''
An evangelist asked McNabb for $500;
a ftlmmak6 wanled help so that he could
finish a motion picture about prisons; an
elderly couple who had been cheated out
of their savings requested "anything you
can send .. : a California woman offered the
services of her IOfl, ~ Investment
oounseJor: and one man simply demand-
ed $5,000 to help himself get out of debt.
The same thing happened to 80-year·
old Gus Coscarella, a retired Philadelphia
bari>er. For a while. he no sooner would
put down the telephone than It would ring
again. "Fifty doDars to $25,000 they
want." CoecareDa protests. "They went
my Gar. they want my plaoe, they want my
bustnae. Ewrythtng.
"I hed phone calla from Texas, from
Geotgia. from aD over the country. They'd
say I ought to know them because I hed
cut their hatr when they we. ldds. They
were kids then; now they're wandfathen.
I Mdn't ... n them In between."
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Four months later, Joe and Leota MtpmCane of Connecticut pose In their horM.
A teacher of retarded children and mother off our, she won $1 , 000.000.
The state lotteries pay Coec.arda and
the other million-dollar wtnnen In SS0,000
annual lnstaUments. The nine lottery states
that award millk>n-dollar prizes all buy an·
nultles guaranteeing fuU payoffs lo the
wtnners or their heirs.
Doling out the money over a 20-year
period protects the winners against the
$700,000 tax they would have to pay If
they were given their millions au at once.
But the SS0.000 annual payments -
which are about equal to the lalaries of
business executives, top-level government
bureaucrats or physicians In general prac-
tice -aU but reduce the lottery winners to
"paper mlllionaira. •• They find , for In·
stance, that they can't go to a bank and lay
down their million-dollar winnings as
security for the str.able loans requlred to
mm a business or buy Into an existing one.
"If I wanted to buy a small company. It
would have to be prrreftV small, ft says
Dennis Holland.
The state lotteries also award guaran·
teed annual incomes that wtll make some of
theS lllMners m9onares two <X three Imes
owr. One example Is Caal Joyce, 23 of
South Bo&ton. Mass .• who won the Mas-
sachusetts lottery's $1, 000-a-week-for·llfe
pritt and will coDect nearly $3 mllDon If
she lives out her full hfe expectancy.
As many as 90 mlll1on Americans a year
buy lottery tickets. With the mllllon-dollar
prtzas as their big attractions. state lotteries
last year took In °$1.5 blllJon . Of that
amount. more than $600 million was
-plowed back Into state programs. Today
lottery revenues are an Important factor In
balancing state budgets. In most of the 13
lottery states (Delaware. Maine. New
Hampshire and Rhode Island don't offer
millionaire prizea) earnings go to the
general treasury, a policy endorsed by the
National Gambling Commlsllon In 1976.
Lottery windfalls have given Penn-
sylvania's senior citizens property-tax
rcj>ates and free bus Ml'Vlce. New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey and New Yortc earmark
lottery Income for the "-tppot't of local
IChool districts. Says Senator John A.
Durkin (0.-N.H.), who rcpracnts the
state wherv the first modem lottery began
In 1963. "The lottery hat h.d an a1reme-
ly floe reconi and has prO\lkted millions of
dollart b education In the State of New
Hampshire.·
Lottery stales have been oitk:ized for
pilfering the pockets of their i:>e>«est
citizens. In Maryland, for example, It hu
been estimated that every man, woman
and child In the state spent $63 a pk!ce Wt
year on the state lottery and Its
phenomenally successful legalized
numbers games.
But lottery officials there and elsewhere
say the aitidsm ls groundless. MAs far u
lottertes taking money off the table and
starving the ch!Jdren and makJng them go
without shoes," concludes Ralph F. Batch,
who has directed the New Jeney, llllnols
and Delaware lotteries, "It's a cllche that's
been applied lo gambling for nigh onto
5,000 years, and there's no truth to It."
State lotteries are building up their own
foD<lore of co&orful characters and Im·
plausible situations. nevertheless. In·
eluding legends of big spend.en and
phingers equal to the stories told about
horse-racing by Damon Runyon. There
was the winna tn the Michigan lottery who
walked out of the drawing that had made
him a millionaire and found that he didn't
have bus fare to get home. There was the
Pennsylvania couple las1 year that put
their bfe savings and eveTy dollar they
could scrape together Into lottery tickets In
the hope of winning a million dollars. They
Invested $12,000and won $14,000-but
not the mllllon they were hoping for. And
earlier this yur, there was 72-year-old
Henry Hoffman of Baltimore, who bet
$11,000 on a number that didn't come up.
"It's only money," he said.
Lottery pha...-. a&.o bave bet thou-
sands on macabre and bizarre hunches.
After Elvis Presley"s death, newspaper
photographs of the funeral procession
showed the hearse's license number. It
was a big bet -and an even bigger loser
-the next day.
But more than a few strange hunches
have paid off. And some, after flzzllng
once, have come ~hrough the second-time
around. State lotteries were flooded with
bets after mfiltons of 1V vlewen saw an
episode of Boretto that depicted Illegal
numben Nnnen. The number picked that
time didn't wtn. But when the epbodc wu
rerun last year, another numb.r favcfed
by the numbers players on the thaw broke
th• bank In the Maryland lottery. lf
at ftrst you don't suoceed. . II!
'AMll.Y MDU.Y, flllly 14, 117'1 8 t
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Da: ;t I Wt.rs wtalQ wlSh Anaica? MM. the
QI IJ8Stion at your next dinnef party, and chances .... it wil
ll9ep the coowwwtioo hety until the lest guest teeves.
Becauee, like it CK not. negativism has become 8 na-
tional Wf!lf of life. As one obeeMtr puts It. ·for moot than
a decade, America has treated Itself to a rancid feast of
COl~l8tion~
............. THs sha.rpcomment on how Americana pefceMt th811111G""8aand
"'*c::ounlrylll~ Ben J. Wllletit.g. aJlhor of thebesl~ The IWI AfljrJrity.
Md tonner aide to Aesidetlt Lyndon B. Johnson. wattenberg ct' 1•1 ngea lw
pRW8lent adelq to ~e for America. saying It's cal98d m IWtln J*l ~
• growing body of social ficilon which distorts the view of~ and ... future.
"Fred says It'$ America. but I think it's partly Fred:'
C.lppl • ....._,,..,_ Thts national preoccupation with imagined failure, Wllt-
tenbefg says, hobbles America's ability to deal confidently with the problems and
~which lie ahead. After aH, how can a nation which believes It hasn't
done anything [jgb1 In the '9Cent past hope to do anything bold or creative In the
fut\'"'1
,_... lhlnldng. To overcome this obsession with
negativism, Wattenberg takes a hard look at the crit-
ics-and also at what's right with America, In a 13-part • television series. ·1n Search of the Real America~ which
has its premiere this Thursday evening on Public Broad-
casting Sef'vice stations across the nation.
Knowt 1 dgMble guide. AuthOf Wattenberg is well suitecl to the task of helping us
put to rout some tim&-wom stereotypes. Big business. for example, Is frequently
labeted as setf~ting and insensitive to the needs of the peopte. Watten-
berg buries this myth, by takJng the viewer through the fog-shrouded graveyard of
defunct COf'porate giants that went out of business-&1mpfy because they tailed to
rMPOf Id to people's needs and desifes. Demogfapher and pofitical analyst,
Wattenberg looks at the nation's real strengths and Imagined problems with a
practiced and professional eye and presents his findings with clarity and wit.
....._... leerch. Beginning May 18, pan to join Ben
Wattenberg ·1n Search of the Real America" every
Thursday evening at 8:30 p.m. on your tocal PBS televi· "°" s1ation. It will make you feel good about the country
again-for a lot of very good reasons.
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ENTERTAINING
Whether you are planning menus for friends or family,
here are some &esh ideas for May dining.
By Marilyn Hansen
A delldous supper could Include: PQprika Walnut Chu.e Boll, Bologna-Cheue Wedge., Ouen-FrWd Saame
Chicken, Baked Herbal Fettucdnl. Sour C~m-Onlon Bllcuftt, South American Salad Bowl, Spiced AmbrOlla.
PeprtU ChMM Ball
~Wedge9
~ C>Nn-Frted SeMme Chlcll~
Baked HettMd Fettuccine
South Ameftc:an Salad Bowl
Sour~ Bl9culta
Spiced Ambroela
Coffee Tee Mlllt
PAPRIKA CHEESE BAll
v. t ~dry muatenl
v. ... '900ft•••
12 ouncM •edded aharp Chedder
cheeM (I cupe) v. cup butt9r or mergeMe. softened
V. teelp D Dft oMofl powdef
v. cup flnely chopped •••nuts 1 tebl1111aan pepr8la
1. In a medium bowl, combine mustard
with water: let stand 10 minutes for ftavor
to develop. Add cheese, butter and onion
powder.
2. Mix until smooth with an electrlc mixer.
Stir In walnuts. Wrap In waxed paper or
clear plastic wrap.
S. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Shape
Into a ball: roll In paprika. Decorate with
walnut halves. If desired.
4. Serve with celery ribs, sliced cucum~.
carrots and aackers. If desired-.
Mo/ca 1 ball
BOLOGNA-CHEESE WEDGES
1 cen (3 to 4 OD.) wttOM muahrooma v. cup bottted Hellen dreulng
1 pkg. Cl OD.) crMm cheeM, 80ftened
2 tellle1p DDUS freen-dMcl chhM
1 teaspoon orepno ....... c:ruahed
1 .... Cl OD.) allced bologM •
1. Drain mushrooms, ii'ace In small C!UJ>.
cover with ltallan dressing. Cover and
marinate at least 2 houn.
2. In a small bowl, mix cheese, chives and
oregano. Spread on all bµt 2 slices of the
bologna. Make two stacks of the cheese·
spNad bologna.
S . Wrap tightly and refrlgerata until serv·
Ing time, at least 1 hour. Cut each stack In·
to 8 wedges. Insert toothpick Into 1 or 2
drained mushrooms; stick Into each bologna
wedge as garnish. Mo/ca 8 pot"tlons
OVEN·FRIED SESAME
CHICKEN
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FAMILY WEEKlY
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A Wll•ll TEAii"
The National Basketball
Association
commissioner spells out
the basic ingredients for the
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1. Une two shallow baking pans wtth foil. Rinse
chicken and drain. Measure flour. sesame seed,
salt. papnka, gartc powder and black pepper Into
a plastic or paper big: shake to mix.
2. Dip a few pieces ol chicken at a time tn milk.
then shake ln bog until well coated. Place In baking
pan. Drtzzle wtth butter.
S. Beke In a preheated hot oven (400°F.) untll
~. 45 to 50 minutes, tumtng once.
Maka 8 ten1lngs
·ro toast sesame seed, place ln a sldDet over
moderate heat until golden, stirring constantly.
SOUR CREAM·ONION BISCuns
2 cupe UMlftllCI alli)UrPOM flour
1 \abtetl'J oon bating powder v. ... spoon baking eocla
1 v. tuapoona onion powdllr
1 IMtPOOn......,.
1 tenpoon .... v. cap butt9r or margartne
1 cup daffy tour cream
1. Into a medium bowl, measure flour, baking
powder, baking soda. onion powder. sugar and
salt; mix W«U. Cut In butter wtth pastry blender or
two knives used scissot'-fashlon until mixture re-
sem~ coarse aumbs.
2. Add sour cream, sdrring onJy until mixture Is
moistened. Tum dough onto lightly floured sur-
face. Knead about 10 ttmes to form a soft, smooth
dough.
S. Gently roll out dough &om center to ~-Inch
thk:knas. With floured 21/1-inch bilcult cutt., cut
straight down Into dough, being careful not to twist
cutter. Place on ungreased baking sheet.
4 . Bake In a preheated, very hot own (450°F.)
uni.II raised and golden, about 10 minutes. Serve
hot. Mow JO blsicutt.
SOUTH AMERICAN SAi.AD BOWL
I t&latupnnawgat9bleol
~ IMapoonMlt
~....,... ..... cun.1n
.. '9clPOCMt .............. CNIMd
' tHap a llft ground blecll pepper 1 talltnpoo-....._.,_,.
1 tlllllup un otdlnlMglf
2 ......... ....-oom
1 ••uoc1•a
1 .... tt "' ........... ~
2 lo•alw,cutlnto...._
l . In• smd bowl, c:ombaie oll. salt. cumin, ore-
gano end black peppet. Let IUnd at least l hour.
Add lmlon tua and vinegar; mix iNeU.
2 . Cut kernels from com (1Jl4kes about 1 cup).
Peel and slice avocado. Wash and drain romaine;
tar Into bite-size pieces.
S. Plac:ie heM ol ~ romaine in a '8rge salad bowl
along wtth half ol the com, avocado and tomato.
Add mnalnlng greens.
4 . Anange com. avocado and tomato over
grttnS. Just before serving. thoroughly mix dres-s-
Ing. Pour OYftf salad and t°". Molcu 8 Hrufngs
BAKED HERDED FETIUCCINE
1 pq. (12 on..> fettucdne noochs or
medium-width egg noodles
1 pq. (10 cm.) troan peas, thawed
leggyolka
1 V. ~ heH .. nd.f\atf or mUk
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1 v. tMMpoone per»ley fl•be
1 Vt teupooM bnH ...._, CfUahed
1 Vt tMapooM onion powdet'
' tutpOOn ground blec* pepper
1. Cook noodles according to package directions.
Drain and pbK1e In a large bowl. Add peas and set
aside.
2. In a small bowl, beat egg yolks; add cream. but·
ter. cheese. parsley flakes, basil leaves, onion
powder and black pepper. Stir in noodles, then
mix IWll.
'S. Pour Into a 3-qt. shallow baking pan. Cover
tighdy with grca.sed fo(). Bake In a pre.heated
moderate oven (400°F.) untU hot, 20 to 25
minutes. Molca 8 IOVings
SPICED AMBROSIA
1 CM (17 oa.)whole pluma
1 can (2t OD.) deed pMC:hM. drained
1 un (11 oa.) epttoot heMe. drained "' cup"""" '**911 light brown Sugai Vt ... 1pDDftgroundolm11mon ' tMspoon.,... nutmeg v. ~ ........
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I . Remov. pits &om plums; cut Into halves. In a
2·qt. baking dish, layer peacha, plums and
apricots.
I . In a small bowt. mix sugar, dnnamon, nutmeg,
cnnge jWcc and butter; pour over fruit. Sprinkle
with coconut. a. Bek. tn a Jnhcated moderate oven (350°F.)
until &ult It ha~ through aad coconut Is llghdy
brown. about 15 mlnuta. Save warm with c:ook-
lca, If dellred. Molca8.an>fnga
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c::~ In order given.
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and tapoca; sprink)eowr stew lragredmtts.
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houn or until meat Is tender.
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1. In large salad bowl, anange lettuce.
celery, peppers, onion and peas In layers.
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Sprinkle with IUQM. then wtth Chcdd.
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3. Cover and reMgetat.e at least 4 houn or
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l . Prth.ua oven to 350°F.
2. On sheet of fol, mill almonds. sugar.
cinnamon and nutmeg.
S. Ske weJkhlled dough Into 36 ~.
1/4-lnch thick. Press ska Into almond su-
gar mtxturc; place on ungreased coc*le
sheets, 2 Inches apart. Spoon a heaping
teaspoonful of almond mixture on top of
achcookit.
4. Bake 10 lo 12 minutes until light golden
brown Cool sJightJy; remove lo rack with
spatula lo cool completeJy.
Hokes about 36 cookia
ITAUAN BREAD
4~to5¥. C:..-witted~ttour
1 lalllupaan....,
1 t•tnpaan ...
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1 tt .. tlpURCilald ....
I. In a large bowl, thoroughJy mix t•h
cups flour, sugar, salt and undissolved
yeast. Add margarine.
2 . Gradually add t.ap wata to dry lngrv-
dimts and but 2 minutes at medium
speed of eJectric mbteT, scraping bowl OC·
asionally. Add y. cup Oow. ~
S. Beat a.I higtt speed 2 minutes. saapng
bowl occask>nally. Stir In enough addltlon-
al Bour to meiM a stiff dough.
4. Tum out onto a llghdy floured board
and knead until smooth and elastic, about
8 to 10 minutes. Cover with plastic wrap,
then a towel. Let rat 20 minutes.
5. DMdc dough In half. Roi each half tnto
a 15-by 10.lnc:h oblong. 8.glnning at wid.
skte, roO up llghdy. pinch wam1o .al.
Taper mds by rolling gcndy beck and
forth.
6. P1acAt loaves on !J'UMd baking sheet
sprinkled with commnl. Brush dough
with o61.
1. COYCJ loaves looMly with plastic wrap.
Refrtgmlte 2 to 24 hours.
I . When ready to bake, remow from re-
frtgaator. Uncowr dough anfuly. t.t
stand at room tempeal\lre 10 mlnuta.
Make 3 or 4 diagonal cuts on lop of ad'I
with ruor ~or stwp W..
t . Bake In pnhated 425°F. own for 20
to 25 mlnuta. Remow &om own. Brush
wtth egg white mbled with told --. Re-
turn to own; .,.._ 6 to IO IDtuta b91f
until goklcn brown. Nolcu 2 looua
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shore. write: Marll}ln Hansen. Nelghbofs' Redpe
• Exchange, FAMILY WEEKLY Magazine. 641
LulngtonAue., New Y«lc. N. Y. 10022.
Recipes must Include your name, addreu.
telq>hone numbc and the newspaper In which
you read FAMILY WEEKLY. Due to the uolurne
of moll. we cannot answer lettDs ex return recipes.
In the cme of aJmllar recipes the one wllh the
earlie.4 postmark will be used.
Mrs. Irene Harvey of Cape Jelkson, Stodcton
Springs, Moine, .ends us a recipe /ex ftsh chowder.
~ Irene: USummer is co,iJng and there II noth·
Ing Hice a good chowder to feed a crowd Of Just rhe
family. With a salad, fresh bluebeny pte and
homemade biscuits ll is a meal flt /Of a Icing."
FISH CHOWDER
Cut 2 lbs. of raw fish fillets (swordfish, haddock.
cod) Into cubes. Peel and dice 6 large potatoes,
a nd chop 2 large onions and 6 large tomatoes.
Combine fish, potatoes. tomatoes, onion, 1112 tea-
spoons salt. l/4 teaspoon ground black pepper and
11/'l quarts water In large kettle. Heat to bolllng·.
reduce heat, cover and simmer 20 to 30 minutes
until well cooked. (The chowder tastes better If
you do this much one day ahead.)
Add 1t'J cup butter or margarine and 'It pint
heavy cream. Heat until butter melts. Serve piping
hot with biscuits fresh from the oven.
Malcu 8 ieruings
Irene says they often take a pot of chowder
along for a beach picnic. Heat on the campfh and
serve In wooden bowls. The Harveys read Family
Weekly In the Bangor (Maine) Doily News.
Nancy Anne Schultz of Colorado Springs,
Colo .. Is one of our many young readers. She is
18 and ''louu to bake." Nancy Anne tells us lhol
lhJs red pe was handed down by her great. great·
grandmother.
GRANNY'S GINGER COOKIES
With electric mixer. blend together 1 tablespoon
honey, lf2 cup butter or margarine, softened. 1/2
cup sugar, Va eup molasaes and 1 egg.
Sift together 2112 cups undted all-purpose flour, •n teaspoon baking soda, 'h teaspoon sah, 1 tea-
spoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon ground ginger.
1 teaspoon ground cloves, 1 teaspoon ground nut-
meg and l lfl teaspoons ground cinnamon.
At low speed of mixer, gradually add flour mix-
ture to molasses mixture. beating until wen blend·
ed Clean sides of bowl, cover dough with waxed
piq>er and refrigerate at least lii hour.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Shape chilled dough In·
to I ·Inch balls and roll In l/• cup granulated sugar.
P\ace on greased cookie sheets. Flatten tops slightly
with bottom of glass.
Bake LO to 12 minutes. Remove to racks to cool
completely. Store In airtight ttn. Make14'/z doun
Nancy Anne ruds FamlJy Weekly In the Colc>-
rado Springs~ Telegraph.
FAMl\.YW&KLY,Mrf 14, "71 • tf
EdwordM. Mlllero/LongBronch, N .J., sends us
a recipe for "The Real Hot German Potato SaJad. •·
THE REAL HOT GERMAN
POTATO SALAD
Chop 1/2 head lettuce, 2 large onions and 1
bunch parsley. Combine in large bowl.
Peel 4 large (2 lbs.) pomtoes and dice into '14·
Inch pieces. Tum potatoes Into saucepan, cover
with boiling, lightly salted water and cook until just
tender, drain. Add 10 onion-lettuce combination.
Chop l/4 lb. bacon and fTy until just crisp. Add l
cup cider vinegar and heat to boiling. Pour bacon·
vinegar mixture over potatoes and lettuce. Mix
well with large spoon. Add l l/2 teaspoons salt and
l/4 teaspoon black pepper. Malce1 6 iervlng.s
Edward says to serve the salad with frankfurters
or hard cooked eggs, or both. He reads Family
Weekly In New Jersey·s Asbury Park Press
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HE BACKS UP
IDS BOASTS
WITH IDS BAT
.CWe learned that he's a
sensitive guy who wants
terribly much to be liked
and admired His compulsive
talk Is a kind of
insecurity." -
~t&sh" Hunter
By
Barry
Abram.son
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6 •1 am the best In baseball. This may
sound conceited, but I want to be
honest about how I feel."
That's Reggie Jackson talking about
Reggie Jackson. He is a big man wtth a big
bat, a big paycheck and a big ego. He has
de.scribed h1mse!f as a player who always
wtll be No. 1 on any team he plays for,
wh<> aeates excitement and who operates
wtth the precision of a surgeon when he
cuts up the opposition.
Yankee owner George Steinbrenner
seems lo agree with Reggae's use:s.sment
of hlmseH: "His performance against the
Dodgen In the final game of last year's
Saia fthree home runs) was one of the
greatest feats In baseball history. He showed
us he was worth every penny of our Invest·
ment "lnat Investment was c.onsad.ab&e.
Jackson got a S3 million, five-year con·
tract after becoming a flee agent at the end
of the 1976 season.
He has been called. "the blP Babe
Ruth," and a number"of slmBarities exist
between him and baseball's be5t-known
hero. Ruth was a rugged physic.el spec·
!men and Jaduon. a 200-pound lb<·
footer, Is, too. Bebe aho had a large ego,
dlsp&ayed a flashy style, won huge salMes
after oontnid fights and .pent lavishly. His
90dal life was as busy as Jacbon's until
marriage tamed him. The Babe became
the first ~o hit three home runs ln a
Series game His homers were the fifth
sbdh and teWntf\ ol his Sails csee. he
went three for ttwee at the p&ate and
ICQred four runs. Jaduon'a homen In the
1 m Serles wen the fifth, sixth and ...,.
cnth ol his Series career, and he alto went
three for three and~ four ruN. More·
over. boch wa. 31 wtwn they pafonned
these hm>lcs.
Reallztng there Is a candy bar caled
Bilby Ruth, Jackton once remarked that II
be ever goUo play for New York, a candy
bm would be named after him. His prwdie·
lk>n hail come true., for a CAndy compeny
It ~ out a chocolate-end-n"I bar
named R.ggie. Rep, R..gglc.
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During his nlne years with the Athletics,
who ~d him after his sophomore year
at Arizona State, some playen resented
the way he proclaimed himself to be No.
1, constantly referred to his high IQ and
gave chapter and vene on his profitable
Investments, bot in time the Oakland
players owrcame their raentrrwmt. "We
realized a lot of things Reggie sa1d he dkl.n't
really mean," says Jim "Catfish" Hunter,
who waa Jackson's teammate on the A's
and also went the free-agent route to the
YanJcus ... We learned that he's a sensittve
guy who wants terrlbty much to be liked
and admired. His compulsive talk Is a kJnd
ol insecurtty."
Yankee catcher Thurman Munson and
manager 8'Dy Martin were not tuned In to
Jacbon's complex penonality. and when
he made remarks early ln the 77 season
that seemed to put them down, they
showed thdr rdentment. The. year ended
on a happy note. however, es Jackson
rediscovered his skills and desh. He now
talks al his ftnt Yankee 5eaSOO as "the
most dlfflcuJt ol my We. I wouldn't wtsh It
on anybody, but It strengthened my
character and humbled my penonality. It
was good to go through such an ordeal."
Those dme to Jacbon My the llNl1glh
ol his character has bea'I demonsnted by
his genaolily. He ftnanccs a home for de-
linquent boys ln Artzona and aipports
Chicano and lndian community organtr.a·
lions. He. qui.dy pk:jcs up the medical and
dental bils for friends who he knows are
havtng the financial shorts and It planning
a mwement home In the Southwest for
players from the old NegJo leagues who
have hit hard tlma. He's even arranged
for 90rM ol the royaltMs from the Reggie
candy bar to go to organizations like the
MUIClalar Oyscrophy Atloclation.
A devout Methodllt who organiaa
Informal Sunday chepek while on tt.
toed, Jecbon says, "Rdgk>n to me II do-
ing things for frtcnds and ~-If
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PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson-
Does laughter have a positive pllysiologlcal effect on us?
What does the way you react to a joke reveal about you?
WHAT YOUR LAUGH
REALLY MEANS
11llE 01 FAl.SE
I. laughter has a positiw physiological
effect on us.
.2. Laughter Invariably c.ommu.nlcates
what we feel to the othet person.
.S. Most things we laugh at aren't funny.
4. Laughter is fnequendy used as a
weapon.
5. The way a person habitually laughs
reveals a Joi about him.
ANSWFJlS
1. True. Dr. James J. Walsh, a pioneer
researcher In thi5 field. hes summed up his
findings In Laughter and Health: 1'here
seems no doubt that heaRy laugtiter stimu-
lates P'acticaDy all the large organs. and by
making them work better through the In·
crease In ctrculation that follows the vibra-
tory massage which accompanies it, height·
ens reslsttve vitality against d1se.ase.· Dr.
Samuel Kahn, who explores the physic>·
logbl effects of laughter In his treatise
Whv and How We Lough, concludes that
• laughing actually causes beneficial changes
In the chemistry of the body and "Is con-
ducive to health, relaxation and prolon-
getk>n of life." Anally. The Pjlschologv of
Hum04', which ls the work of behavioral
scientists from Temple University and the
State University of ~w York, cites the
findings of other stuc:bes showing laughter
and humor to have a salutary effect on the
body ~·bec.ausa they restore homeostasis,
stab6lze blood pressure, oxygenate the
blood, massage the vttal organs. stimulate
circulation, fadlltate digestion, relax the
system and produce a feeling of wen-bang."
t . FoJac. Though laughter tOmetimes can
communicate far more than our words do,
" psychiatrist Joost A. M. Meer1oo 6nds that
laughter also can be UMd to wUhbold com·
munlcation. He notes that parmta with am·
btva&cnt feelings often do IO. When a chlJd
bltngJ up a subtect parents don't fffl llM
going tnto. they )ult put It off Wllh •
John 04blon ll tM _ _,,_ of How lo sa. Up
P.ople (Corllon Boob, St. Poul "41nn.J, 400
,,.. ~Oft #YI Fmitly W-'dy q ......
laugh. And as for SOdal usage, no men ef.
fectMt anoke -=rem has ever been invent-
ed. f'Whaf did the bum RV when vau.trted
to pin him down on that question?" "He
Just laughed and changed the subject. j
S. True. Laughter expresses compllc.aled
conscious and unconsdous meanings. A
penon may laugh under many ooOOldons
that have nothing to do with amusement,
such as being embarrassed, fearful or apol-
ogetic. Aho. as psychologists from
Britain's University of Wales Institute of
Science and Technology point out, we often
Ule IOdal laughter, which "occurs In the
absence ol any spedfic humor stimulus and
a a means of gaining soda! approval, main-
taining the flow of Interaction In our dally
encounters, f!Dlng In pauses In our conver·
sations and maintaining. the attention of our
conversational partners." The psychologists
oondude that we use laughter for these
social purposes much more frequently
than we use ft In response to humor.
4 . True. As the Wales Institute study
observes, In 10me tnClal situations laugh-
ter Is used as a weapon to ridicule others.
This type Is termed "derision laughter" and
can be employed with devastating effect.
"lt may take the fomi of a controlled
chuckle following a sarcastic or derogatory
remari<," the study points out. •Skillful
users of derision laughter know that a vk:·
tfm who shows offense always can be
countered wtth tha dalm that the mnlltk
was merely me.ant In jest ...
5. TnJe. According to a University of OU-
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&essay and spontaneously is likely to pos-
-a MNe ot wd-betng. 90Und health
and MCUrity In IOdal situations. Such
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MTYOUs laugh or the laugh of the prac:ttcaJ
"*er, the back-slapping .. life ot the party."
The latter, obcerves the study, "may ac-
tually be a lonely pcnon whole actions re-
8ect an ov«rwhclrnlng need to appear part
ol every 90daJ sttuatton. Hit c:onttant tricb
and bc>Weroua &aughter are enacted volun·
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~Returned To l~rmal In A Single Day.
• • ... .. •
This woman·s eyesight was "born again" ... returned to
normal in a single day.
She has never needed, nor has she worn her glasses since
that day. And, to give you just one example, she constantly
reads names, numbers and addresses in the New York tele-
phone directory without using those glasses.
She would like to share with you the simple secrets of how
she did this ... her own words ... below-
raaore thdw •ision to nonaaJ by applyina the mJea of ncwm.al lilbL'' I was insPred by Dr. Bara· report of how be had uUaned one
simpk band motioa (dttaikd '°" you OD peac tn of ni7 tat) eo a IOllJe ,.Ueot wbo had wona sl-f« thirty yean. Tbc man. ~.~• 70 7nn old. auffered from·utiam1tism, complica~ by wm~ eyaictu."
TltO -trlN OT • ....,. -"""' -.tlto<'. In just • little wblle hia eya fd& ckddedly bcner. He thm pined Dr. Bata' .,.-oof
to ~ tk same simpk Wdlnique few most of the nut clay. Al the end of lhat triwnphanr day 1k>ne, be bad made lhe deOUon
to face the WOfld without further need of el1SSCS. And he did. And
without a sinak ad•ene cffe<:t from that moment oo.
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The cla1 w• Friday, October 2A 197$. l wea a&andln& in lhe
mirrored foyer of my IJ)ertme.nt in New Yot1t Cky. Aa I fie.Id 1k .,_in gq band aod .. red at lllY9df. I WllS 1iWa1JJ tremblina
with uci~nt. For that mom.ins, alter pneticina the day bcfOR an the simple, natural ledlniq\IQ I bad le~.l plut rhoee I had dilco¥ettd IDYSdf. I had awdnec!. lu.d breaueat, ind dlcn at
dcnrn at my deslt Ind read. ind studied, Ind theft worked on a new bc>Ok I w• writ.i.,......il for areveraJ bourt, WITHOUT IDY c1-.
I admit that I wu tired. But I was alto eah.ilar•led beyond bdicf.
I forced m)'ldf to tab • n~ I awakmed in Ina tb1111 u hour,
and pKted up another boot. 'Ibis time ir wu a boot on an1&omy.
The priftt wu rdativdy 1111111, but I saw that print-without clwn
~-lh1J1 any prin1 I bad 11ec11 in years.
How thrl.lliaf at was th1t en1ire day, when I fini saw the drtm1
of Ufe and nature unfold before my reborn eyea with compkte
claritr-aod on • IU1"·than~vtt.kJ>own-before sc:rttn.
I ~ ievetal dlaptcn of this boot without sto.ppina. I proYed.
~ and OVCT apin, that my lWW ttcflniqun woriled IO wdl, dial
I WU COftfldenl I could n-peat this fut •Mnever I wiahcd to. I put the aJaita on my tau b one lut time. And then I stood
up and k>oked •I !'AYWlf-mc:losed once .,11n within them-in my
mirror. And then J limply took them off .,ain. And placed them
In• drawer. ·
WI Hna Uwl F.-Tat Day ...............
....... ltnll. ............... Ml WltMlt Felt.
Let mo ,Pff rou rhe n11ef fllets. My prnml life dem1nds rhe CllllftSisknl me of my eya froca early momin1 to 1he late.. late
boCln. Dwlna al thoee boun. chlrinl 111 lJw lhne. I hue foand my~ to be coalimWJy ~-fv lnOft than I cao"""
l"CICIQ lfbeo I forced tball to ckpmd upoe ala.a.
0. IOnM ckJa. b eumpk. tk WOfld ii U.UOlltdb dear, ellCh object I aec alinoM awnalistic in 111 intense colon, and ia
its aharp outlina. FrieDds, wbo baYC lnown -for 1Ufl. DOW
often llSt. "Where ate YWI atuaes?", when I cbec:t namn and eddrasa in front of them la the New Yon tekphone dinclOfy-
AIDAKOHNOP
loo simple. roo nalllnl. too ineaflC'IMlvc to really wcxk. But J wn
to disrnulht about my C'OCICinvally weatminc erailfit l!lll I had
DO choice bul to rry it. Aod tty it I did. And prove it I rtid.
Of c::oune. as l'Ye said abo-we, it toOt only a few minutts for my
friencb to react to the fact 1hat a dnmatic chanp had tum place
in my life. They ... the results eYery rilfte J ~C: up 1 boot, or a menu. or a tdq1hone dircet«J. And they me 10 sbue
m_y secret with 1hcm .
I told them 111 I bid done wu to Pfacdce the few euy-te>-leani ledl.niciues that I had deYeloped from my retcatdt. and had prac-
ticed them two minutes a da7 ... three minutes • day ... five min· utes 1 da_y ... or eYen tm minutes a d1y~ndin1 on how I fell
that day, and how much strain hid been placed oo my eyes.
Al flnl, of c:ou:ne. they Mn stcpCKll thlt anythinc 10 limple could be 10 ~pful. upeciany wbal I told them that tfle first rvle
•u to mai. That ati.otutdy nolhhla wmuous °' tirina 1r0uJd be
demanded of them. But theft. one by one, I witched them siYe up
lhdr cJ.ssn. 11 I had cf•m up mine. I wilnesaed one of my friends
become downricht discomforted whm her "srudin" broucht ift.
1tan1 improYancnt." It won't last.''"ihe 11id-but it did. Aod slle
lOO lamed to accq>t, tnat in this "born apin" licht.
Now JOnoundilla me oo rtf:rf Ude, ts a small bot 11ubbom
dito ol women aod men who have improved their own ~ ...
who have worked their own .,.,. towa.rds thb 1ame "eUair ot
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... who have proYCd. 1t Inst to their own salis(1etioa. th11 no ot1e
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In fact, one of dMle friet* ftCCl'llly aai6 to me, "You know
Aida. l woold have pekl $1,000 fof wb.al 10Uf plu did for me."
W 111w TM C11 plall ,_II AwllMI Te Y•I
Aida Kohnop has endrdy rewriUen her eoon.,.,te pf art ••• everr· thiaa tblt hu lidped hnsdf and her friends '° much. She bu now tilled this ConfidcntiaJ lleport, BORN AOAIN VISION.
She bas thnl •ed tlUs company-sin« we 11•-.e pubfished one of her pnyioos boob-to twins out this new llepon for e•ICCI)' _.,,,,,. the price )'OU'd .,.Y tor• linaJe MW palir of alaun.
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Hen," a.he Mid, handifta me the IMl)U, wyou make this out.. I <Hntlcmen: Pkate null -• C091 of BORN AOAIN
And I read &he maw eatily, aad fdt the fan.Illar slow ol llCCClln-VISION by Aid~ I CftCloK SI.ff in Ml l")'mellt.
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Some like dogs/« ~ts.
WhUe others am ptejer.
WUh one vou hove a boric,
WUh one vou hooe a pun.
A dog II good lo woA: with,
No UJOllrlng with o cot.
A cot In lop con snuggle,
A big dog con 't do that.
Think hard and c»oo. with care,
And when yourchooaln9'1 done
It mov be dog ""cot
Or bolh -or neither one.
-Richard Annour
Two men were on a duck hunting trip,
and on the vay first morning the younger
of the two shot down a duck on his first tJy.
"How's that for a shot?" he boasted. "Oh, I
don't know." came the reply, Mthe fall
would have lcilled it anyway."
-Edward Allen
'IBE WTOR AND YOU
Over In England ~ houe dlscou-
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How To Awoid Heat Stroke
W Ith the first heat of summer. heat
stroke brings hundteds ol people to
holptaJs suffertng from Its effeds. But the
problem Is preventable.
Heat stroke Is most prevalent during the
first hot spell of summer becauM the body
needs time to adapt to heat. Outbreaks ol
heat stroke usually occur when the tem·
peratun has been more than 90 ~
for two days or lor., and the rclattvc
humk!ity has been SO to 75 pcn::cnt.
59-al heat lboke .. a body te:mpcr·
aturc of 103 ~ coupled with lack ol
sweating, ~. stup<w or even coma.
Infection can c:aUN thae symptoms. too.
IO doc;ton must evaluate the patient for In·
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I
fection before deciding on heat stroke as
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T ratment for heat stroke Is rapid cool·
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to chill the water as rapidly as the patient
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No drugs are effedtve against heat
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PrevenHon ls usuaDy simple: keep the
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KEEPING WATCH
OVER PLANET EARTH
An oil spill off Alaska ... a volcanic eruption in Japan ... fireballs
. .. caterpillar swarms ... snake migrations -all are studied by
the Center for Short-Uved Phenomena.
By I.any Slmooberg
L oud booms are heard up
and down the East~-A
woman In ~ Is hontfled to
scc swarms ol c:atapllars OYer-
runnlng heT backyard A spec-
tacular fireball Is seen flashing
through the night skies. A vol-
cano suddenly erupts in Japan.
Seals and sea otters die when oil
Is spilled off the Ala.ska coast.
What do these unconnec:ted
events have In common? Two
things: they reflect natwaJ or
man-made changes In our en-
vironment, and they were all
tracked and reported by an or-
ganization called the Center for
Short-Uved Phenomena.
The center. also 'known as
CSLP, was founded In 1968 as
part of the Smithsonian lnstttu-
tlon. Two years ago. It became
an Independent. nonprofit or·
ganlzatlon. Its headquarters are
In Cambridge, Mau .. near Har-
vard and MIT. And Its mission?
To keep watch over planet Earth.
"We IJy to give lcience an Im-
mediacy and relevance to the
public that It usually lacks," ex-
plains Richard Golob, the
center's 27·~ar-o&d director,
who studied bkxhemtstry at Har-
v.rd. He descrt>es the flvc-
member paid staff as lnvestiga·
tive reponen who gather Infor-
mation on an sorts of bk>Wgical.
geologk.al, astronomical and en·
wonmentaJ eventa noted any-
where In the world.
Once Information about an
earthquake. for Instance, It gath·
eTed and verified, Ifs made
available quickly to scientists.
government offldals, )oumallsts
and others who may be Interest·
ed. The Idea Is to publicize a phe·
nom.non while Ifs still going on
or as soon after It has ended as Is
f~. That way, lnvatlgators
have a better chance to study
and uplaln It
"Through our nctwori< of
sourca. we can stay up to date, tt
MYI Golob Hundreds ol theM
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pie Involved In some research
project. notify CSLP when an
event Is reported ln their par1 ol
theworid.
And what happens to the In-
formation once It's reported to
the center? Staffers go to work
trying to verlfy details by con-
tading witnesses. readlng news·
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and offldals. When they're con-
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detalls of one happening ex an·
otheT. Is the main business of
CSLP. For example. one C6Jd
reported that a meteorite the slz4l
of a walnut feD In Stratford,
Conn., on May 27. 1974. An·
other report said deedly plutonl·
um had leaked from a labol'atory
In Miamisburg. Ohio. In early
1974. And a card Issued on Jan
11 . 1978. reported that Dr
Michael R. Voorhies of the Uni
ver$1ty of Nebraska had found
the fetal skeleton o4 a ~ehlstoric
rhinoceros.
Whatever the event, the cen-
ta·s }ob is to report the facts, not
to tab sides, not to advoaite
any particular solution, not to
support any pobcy. The centa Is
committed to keeping watch
over the earth, but lls servlca are
used by oll companies. reporters.
unlvct'ltda. schools. libraries,
museums, the United Nations.
such government agencies as the
Nattonal Oceanic and Atmos-
pherlc Administration, and enlll·
ronmentaJ groups of an lbipe.s.
These Institutions don't alwayt
agree on what's best fcx the
planet or on how to pt'otect an
endangered species. "Our goal Is
for the Cousteau Society to re·
gard our lnform.atlon as highly as
Mob41 does and vice versa,"
Golob declares.
The center does not rely ~ly
on professional scientists. It \WI·
comes phone calls •nd writt•n
messages from anyone who
think& he has something worth
checking out "The Idea of in-
aeastng our eyes and urs In the
fieki otMously wouki help us lo
do oor Job bftter." Golob a ·
plains. "Amateur obsetveTS are
very much Involved In whar we
do ·· It may be a gas-station at-
tendant eager to report on a
snake mlgnttton er a radar ope-
ralOI' In Alaska who's In good
pocition to obA:iw voanoes
erupting. "'The ktea Is to bring
the general public In." Golob
continua. "to make a cadre of
'barefoot scientists.'_
Enlisting publk: partidpatton
ftts In neatly with the center's
plans to expand its activities.
"Now, we're not solely Interested
In )Ult collecting lnformadon for
rhe sake of lnfonnatlon," Golob
says. "Now we're much more In-
terested In using the Information
for applied ends. -The idea Is to
develop "useful" services beyond
the Event Notification Reports
and answering reponen· ques-
tions. In that regard, Golob
would like to start a newsletter to
keep track of all major oil g;ptlls
anywhere In the world. At the
moment, the center can only re-
pon on a small percentage. He
a.lso wouki lb to aeate an en·
vlronmentaJ publlcatton fcx chU·
dren that doesn't preach. And he
bka the idea of an ~earth alma·
nae." CSLP Is also working on
plans to diS1J1bute Its reports to
schools on tefetype machines.
How much th. c:enter gets to
do will depend on money. It Is
supported malnly by subscrip-
tions to the Event Nottflcallon
Rcpon.. Rates vary, and the
center wtU be happy to quote
prices depending on what cate-
gory of reports 1$ desired and
whether the subtcs1ber Is a pt'oftt·
making cxganlzation.
So. the next Hme a whale It
stranded or fire destroys a fores!
or chemicals foul a stream. you'U
know where torcpoft It. The Cen·
m for Short·lJved Phe· 1'!111
no~• wants to know. mJ
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hips and thighs in just 25 minutes" .. Mvav.rd
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Can you flt Into your bathing suit from
last yclll? U not, here SC SOl'ne lnapen-
slYe GoY't. booklets to help you get~ in
swim-shape. To order booklets, request
them by name and number &om the Con-
sumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colo.
81009. Alow 4 to 6 weeks for ddvery.
Adult Physk:ol Rma. (088F. 7()() Is a
64-page booklet that offers a graduated flt.
nas program far adults who have not
exercised regularly.
You'U learn over 70 condltiooing exer·
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Dynamics (030F. 75<).
fJcerdse ond Weight Control (032F.
35() tells you how to balance your food in.
take and physical activity. It also includes a
chart showing caJones used per hour for
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Nunery In A
Nursing Home
Raklents of Heritage Home In Win·
throp, Maine, have no shortage of young
vlslton -the nursing home runs lls own
daUy nurseTY Khool. Richard Matto. ad·
min. of the home, says that since the pro-
gram was started 2 yean ago to solve the
problem of "how to get children In here."
It's become a hit wtth both the residents
and the chllchn.
lbc 30 youngsters who attend the nur-
sery IChool participate in many adMttes
wtth lhetr older friends. lndudlng baldng
cooldes and cakes and doing exadses.
"Kkf.s don't know how to oore of the
things but are enthusiastic," says Merrill,
"and the older people get enthusiastic
about teaching them."
He beli4Ne1 that one of the chief benefits
of the program for the residents Is that
"they're no longer IWMlg In on them·
selves. They're not just sitting here work-
ing on their own problems; they're think·
lng about what to do with the kids."
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Myths About Working Moms
Do WOfklng mothers shortchange their
families? No. says h~an·relatlons spe·
dlllbt Dorocha Cudabedc -but miscon-
ceptions about the effects of woridng can
c.MIM p-oblems.
Cudaback. who Is afflllafed wtth the
Univ. of u.lilomia's Coopcradve E.xten·
lion. recently spent 6 months ~ng
more than 200 studies on the bnpact of
maternal employment wtth graduate stu·
dent Janine Sagert. Cudaback says the
reports they revtewed revealed that sev·
en! popular beliefs about the effect of a
mother's wortdng on the family are not
atbltantiated. Among these SC the no-
tions thm many homes wil be broken up
because of hardships caused by the moth-
Traveling With
Pets
Traveling wtth your pet can be fun -If
you've planned ahead. You'll have to con·
sider such questions as which motels per-
mit anlmab and whkh tiQht·taing attrac·
dons might have to be pa.seed up becauae
pets arc not aDowed says the U.S. Travel
SeMce, an agency of the U.S. Dept. of
Commettc.
Acconlng to the USTS, trtp.plannlng
should begin with the pet ltJelf -Is the pet
emotk>nally suited to travel? Some dogs
and cats travel well whlJe others become
er's working. children of WOfklng mochers
suffer soda) and educational sclbacks. and
mothers who ~ wtl lose the love of
their chlldren.
C•"CW>ac\ .dds, however. that worldng
mothers do haw poblems caused by the
m1sconceptions themsclva: '1'hae mts-
concepttons make mothas feei guilty and
tom about their W<d, and their gulh may
come across to their chtld:ren." Cudabac:k
maintains that to prevent this anxiety Ifs
Important for women to have their fam._
bes' support for their W<d: "Women who
feel fairly satisfled wtth their job and post-
tlon In We. whether they work OUbkSe the
home or not • .e likely to be the moll sue·
cessful parents."
naYOUS or motion sick or refuse to at. To
find out whether your pet lhouJd travel, try
a series of short excursions by car and get
the pet used to betng Inside a portable ken-
nel or on a leash.
Try to arrange travel during the cooler
morning or evening hours. Plan on fre·
quent rest stops to allow pets out of the
ca Qve them wats while traveflng,
especially durtng hot weather, and don't
leave them alone In closed cars on hot
days (even with the windows open a bit) .
Pets run the risk of heat stroke, which can
lead to permanent Injury or dath.
If the bip Is a major one, a pr.trip exam
by a wtenn.tan a advtseble. The vet mo
can te.11 you whether your pet o\11111 Med a
health cer1tftcate or any vacdrntHon.s.
Cats should be kept In carrlen wtth good
ventilation and vl$tblltty on 1on!J car trtps; a
nervous cat c:ou.ld lead to an auto acddent.
For either Cals or dogs, molded plastic
contalncn ant recommended. Pets may
chew up flbetboard cam.rs.
If you'd Ike a dlrectOfY of motels and
hotela aa09 the OOW\try that welcome
guats wtth pets, tend a c~ or money
order for $1 to Gaines "IWT, PO Box
1007-0ept. fW. Kanbkec. ll. 60901. . .
O...CWWW ...... ltla-4
Doc:ton' IDC09• aN rWD9 at a
...._rate tt.... dae IDCCl•eti of any
..._ occ•petiolMtl •ottp and are,
on the average, "unjustiftably high by
established economic standards." says
the Prestdent's Cound on Wage and
Price Stabllty. The Cound rwports
physicians' fees rose 9 .341> last year.
5041> morcthanotherconswnerprioes. In
1976 the median tncome of doctors was
$63,000, a level the report termed 'sub-
stantl.aJly above what Is required to elldt
an adequate supply of phY*lans."
Mon •••sewat lftel ..-pl~ ~ Jobe ,_ actnace---* opportaDl.Uee than ,_ ......
u1ulee reports Nat1. Penonnel A5tl!O-
dates, a nadonwkle network cl person·
net-firms. Apart from salary, other
reasons for disaatlsfactk>n are lnsufft..
dent raponstblllty or freedom. being
behind a slow-moving superior and a
penonallay clash with a supervisor. la••• .-1 wta.oblle ..._.
8ft ....... -..... • ... wwber of r.. .... As the number of joggen
tnc:reasa. so does the amount of oppo-
sition by drivers who say they're being
run off 1he roads. "Mlxlng joggers and
can Is dangerous business." says a
spokesman for the Am. Automobtle
Ass'n. Some of the many oonfroota-
tlons between runnas and drNers are
ending up In oourt. OM Colorado
Springs, Colo., runner was arrested for
running on the wrong side of the street,
and autt.ortties tn Ithaca. N. Y .• daged
the driver of a p6ckup trudt with redt·
less endangennent after he repeatedly
buzzed Nnners In a local marathon.
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SADDLEIACK IMW
28402 Marguerite Parkway
Mission Viejo
13 l·Z040 -494-4949
CRIVIEa MOTORS
208 W. 1st St.
Santa Ana -135-3171
ROY CARVEa IMW
1540 Jamboree Road
SUHSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove Blvd.
Westminster -646-40 IO
PHIL LOMG FORD
43 Auto Center Drive
lrvine-768-5811
Newport Beach -640..6444 ld!tM
CADILLAC
HAIERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-91 oo
CHEVROLET
COMMB.L CHEVROLET
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -546-1 200
DATSUN
IARWICK DA TSUM
33375 Camino Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano
ll 1-1 l75-..4tl-3375
DOT DATSUN
18835 Beach Blvd.
Hunt. Beach -142-771 1
UHIVEttSITY
OLDSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-9640
ALLEH OLDSMOllU.
CADILLAC It GMC
28332 Camino Capistrano
Laguna Niguel -131-0100
HONDA
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700 S. Harbor Blvd.
Fullerton -171-0412
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2626 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-5630
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UHIVHSITY
OLDSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-9640
PONTIAC
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700 S. Harbor Blvd.
Fullerton -171-0412
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SU .. DAY, MAY 14
lO:CIO 8 WOfW ai........, Tlllllis live from Dallas
11::00 9 Aftaeb ._..., Clhfom1a Ancels vs Cleveland Indians
1::00 D CMial °"" GGff TllUINmtnl live coveraae of this $200 000 tournament from the Colonial Country Club 1n fort Worth Tun
U W.W aa......., T-Oitk Stockton vs ken Rowwall
• ®) WOfW lntitltloftaf Ttm11S Clmk £11ht of the worlds best lenms playm compete 1n a se11es of eleven matches-1ncludin1 sineles
doubles aftd m1atd doubles from Su Pinn Pfanlallon Hilton Head
Island, SC T octay's match futures BfO!n Bore vs John Newcombe
2:00 Cl 'wfmieut Soccer The Cahfornta Surt vs the Oakland Stoppers
2:l0 8 ® Amtrica11 Sportsman Ma&ellan &oost huftltn& 1n Ar&enllna
with Bert Jones (Hfl qu1rlerback). Curl Gowdy and Grits Grtsham
sk11ne 1n Portillo, Chile. with Rosi M1llermaier and Suzy Patterson and a
look at lhe sea lurlles 1n the waters oft Muico w1:h Jack ford
3:00 D J) Tl1rM Oft Tllrff la*etNll No informahon available
D 8 SpoftsWo(kt The Withers Stakes Horse Rm from Aqueduct
Race Track in New 'fork City, the New York lnv1lahonal Handicappers
Challenae, the USA vs Ille USSR 1n dual d1vin1 champ1onslt1ps
f.ll) Brldcest-,rofeuloNI Women's Doubles Tennis Ch1mpionsllips
tomtee or t11e women mms 1'btfl1Jet1TT011
3:30 D ()) "llA Bllketball l'lay-offs
B C.3) <IQl ABC's Wide World of Sports Coveraee of lht return to lhe
11ne ol former World Heavywe1ehl Champion Joe framr against Kathe
knoelze PoslPontd from April, due to frwer's bout with lhe flu
SATURDAY, MAT 20
11:00 U O Maior Larue hstbtN leams 10 be announced
1:00 a CD ®>ABC's W'tde WotW of Sports
f.ll) Tiit \.971 U'GA Ceca-Coll GGff Classic Top US women eolfm
compete 1n the second round of lh1s $100,000 1ourn1men1 from
Forsaate Country Club. Jame~ure. H J
2:00 B CIJ iJI The P'rukMSS Stika live co•ttra&t ol this horse raet
from Ptmhc:o Ritt Course in 81lt1more Md
2:l0 fJ (J) The MtlllOrill GGff TturNIMllt
3:00 8 ®! ABC's Yrtdt lllof1d of Spor1s
4:00 8 CIS s,orts $tMctJ<.llllr Co~mee of lhe North Ameriun
Motorcyc:~ Jumpoll from lhe Cllarlolte (II C) Molor Speedway
1:00 0) L.A. SIOlllS Tt11nis Ch11s Evert and lhe Nastase of the Strings vs
Diane fromhollz and Alan Stone of lht Indiana loves
SUllOAY, MAY 14
5:00 GI (CJ 'Tu loft& Goodbye" (mys) '73-Elholl Gould
9:00 fJ CD CC) "lf1nnlp11" (dra) '75-John Wayne. Judy Getson
8 fIDJ (CJ "Lun Yesterday ltltlnd" (dra) '78-John Riller
MO"OAY, MAY 15
6:30 fJ (CJ "A Mlfl Could Get Killtcl" (mys) '66-James Garner
1:00 D (CJ "llt"da Smtth" (wes) '66-Steve McQueen. 811an Kerth
B CC) "Mwenturd of WlldtrHSS f1mily" (adv) '78-Robert Logan
Cl) CC) "What's lln P'USSJUI" (com) '65-Peter Sellers
Cl) CC) "Can.tin'' (mus) '60-Shirley Macla1ne. frank Sinatra
TUESDAY, MAT 16
5:30 8 CC) "Dial M f1lf M11rdtr" Parfl (susp) 'S.-Ray Milland
1:00 D CC) "It's A Ma4, Ma4 World" (com) '63 -Mrlton Berle
D CC) "The Ktnllld.latt" (adv) '55-Burt Lancaster Wall" Mallhau 0> CC) "The Gtutest Sllow on urtll" (adv) '52-Charlton Heston
WEDllESOAT, MAY 17
6:l0 a (CJ "Dill MI« Murder" Concl (susp) 54-Ray Milland
1::00 8 0 CC) "\.Icy I lltt Mlsslsslni Qllfttt" (com) '78-Jack Elam 9 (CJ "Houf of Ille Go" (wes) '67-Jimes Garner Juon Robards Jr
Cl) (CJ "lloM But tlle lrnt" (dr-' '65-frank Sinatra. Clint Walker
t::OO U (1:) "~ MenW" (com) '78-Richard Thomas
THURSDAY, MAT 11
i:lO fJ (CJ "P'owdtr Kt(' (wes) '70 Roel Tlylo1 Dennis Cole
1:00 e (CJ "Wait Until Dlrl" (Mp) '67-Audrty Hepburn. Alan Arkin G (CJ "Nlttlt P'mar," (adv) ·57 James Stew1rt. Audie liolurphy
Cl) CC) "Tiit S1n11' (wes) '52-Charllon litston. Susan Morrow
fWIDAY, MAT 19
1:00 9 CC) "TIM f11 H«inl" (dra) 'SS-Charlton Heston
G (C) "Operatloft l'lttic:olr ('om) '59-Cary Grant, Tony Curlis 8' (C) '1Mt Ctftaln ffflill(' (com) '56-Bob Hope, Eva Mane S11nt
t::OO 8 Cl) ®I (C) "Trw Grit'' (wes) '78-Warren Oates, Lisa Pelikan
SATURDAY, MAY 20
6:00 at (C) "Rollin I tlle Stwtn Hoods" (1dv) '64-Ftank Sinatra
1:00 e (CJ ''Siftl tlle lluurdi" (dra) '60-Kenneth More e (C) "Q.Klw "'1lllle" (com) '70-Gene Wilder. t.el e ())CC)..,._.~,. (wes) '71-Riquel Welch e a CC) • ..._. f/f ttie ltef' (•dv) '78-Mtthut Paru
It's taken for granted that Carrie Fisher will marry Robert
Unch, a strong and healthy chlldhood friend. until she falls
1n love with a young man who has been crippled by an
accident on the playing field in "Leave Yesterday Behind." a
world premiere on The ABC Sunday Night Movie at 9PM
A dolled-up Chrissy (Suzanne Somers, left) vies for Jack's
(John Ritter) attention when she 1s assigned to lure him
away from his date (Lont Anderson) and back to the Roper's
apartment for a surprise birthday party tn the "Coffee, Tea
or Jack" episode of the ABC's Three's Company, TueSday
at9PM.
A 'NO-FUN' KISSt
Carol Lynley believes ii may be a fir:.1 for an ac1res..~.
And as far a!> she's co.ncerned ii will be a la'il "I gave a
camel mouth-to-mouth rc)usc11a11on 1n one \cene." she
Sa)S with the a1111ude uf one v. ho v.ould have preferred,
!lay. playing the ~cene v.11h Robert Redford The 'cene
v.1lh the camel wa' for her \lamng role in "The Bea~I~
Are m the St reel)." an N SC World Prem 1ere movie amng
Thursday from 8 to IOPM
Lynley porlm)' ,1 vetenn.man at a v.rld animal parl..
She 1~ a11cnd1ng 1he h1r1h l)f ,1 l,1mcl v. hen the animal 1\
born not breathing. So \he pu1' a n:\p1rat1on tuhe into
the camel\ mouth and 'tart) breathing into 1t un11t the
calf 1s hreathmg.
··ounng m} career I've k1~'cd Rohen Wagner. Oliver
Reed and Kirk Dough•' hul th1~ " nd1culou~:· \a1d
Carol. "A camel\ breath 1~ just 1hc worl>t. And ll \lay~
wi1h you. too "
Cuml. a Nev. Yorl..-hrcd .1c1re" whu'c pre' mu\ en-
counte~ with wild animal' wa' al the Bron' Zoo. get~ w
work w11h all \Ori\ of hca\I\ 1n the drama alwut v.1ld
animals panicl..mg ,1 large :.irea v. hen the" e~cape from
the animal park
Be\ldes the cami:I 'he worked with llon'i. trg.ers.
elephanL'i. chimp,. rhrm" and ll\lnchc'
"The 1ra1ncr' v.e worked wllh rmpre,,ed on me the foci
1ha1 any wild anrmal "putcn11111ly dang.emu,." \he !.aid
"I learned to appn1t1ch lhe camel' w11h cautron or
maybe wrlh fear hccau\C !hay lan he ver) nas1y
kicking and b11ing. And very ciu1cl..ly I got vcr) re•pectful
of the hrg cal' wllh 1hc 'harp teclh."
Al one po1n1 Carol was posing for puhlu:ilv p1c1ure~
wifh a 400-pound Bengal tiger. which w11, ~ing Jown.
"Slay on 1he ~ide of him oppo~11c where Im feel are." the
trniner said. "Thal way he'~ got 10 gel up 10 get you."
"I can'1 tell you what a comfort that i~ 10 know." she
!t<Ud re1rcating sligh1ly.
Paige 4
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TV WEEK, MA~ 14, 1978
.. JACK ELAM
OFF WITH THE BEARD
Aller five years of not seerng my tace. I'm a happy
man now-and my wile 1s happier," said veteran
charcJcter aclor lack Elam He has not been missing a
face. nor has he been avo1drng mirrors He's had a full
beard for five yt.>ars which 1ust recently came off
The removal of Elam's beard was for hrc; starring role
rn "Lacy and the M1<,c;l\c,1pp1 Queen." cJ 90·m1nu1e
de"elopmPnl proiecl 'tc1mng Kathleen Llo}'d and
Dt>bra Feuer Wedne\ddy di 8PM on NBC
Elam play~ an agN1 trapper who t>ncounters 1wo
~1c;1erc; out in I h(' Wild Wes I, wht>re the girls are
searlhmg lor a pair of tram robber'> respom1blf' for
killing 1he11 tc1tht'r If lhe dPvelopmcnt pro1ect goes 10
series. Elam would be a rt>gular
"I had been m flortda doing a movie when I came in
to 1alk 10 the producerc,,'' £lam said "Thl'y wanted me
w1thou1 the be.ml and I Jgrecd.
"All lhe part\ I'd lwcn offerPd up 10 1ha1 point
required a bt>ard. 'o I didn't st>e my face for five years
I'm glad 10 gE't rid of 1t," he added Elam notl'~ that he
likes the "cll'an aspects" or no1 having a beard "You
always feel like somelhmg's crawling rn 11 and you
have I rouble w11h lrtlle lhmgs like bu11on1ng your shirt
and getting the hc11rs caught m 11.'' he remarked
All hough [lam 1s primarily cJ\\OC 1a1ed w11h
wes1erns he hc1,n '1 don<' mc1ny on telev1s~n except
for r he Texc1s V\ hPl'ler\ \t:'rle\ cl few years c1go Elam hac;
found motion p1( lure<, more to hi\ liking Unlil
"Lacy"
'II s c1 tun role and I've never played d likable non·
Indian belore ' Elam ,,11d of his < hc1rac ler-a while
man ra1c;ed by lnd1c1n' · l'vl' plc1yt•d vile half ·breeds
and despicable v1lldmc; Bui I liked 1he 1decJ 011h1s role
and 1he chc1racter ha\ c;ome d1mens1on "
And no beard1
Veteran character actor lar k Elam performs for the firc;I
lime in five yNr'> w1lhoul hie; bl'ard
MORNING I CD f111ity Affair 11J lMt A1Nrica11 Style
• G> Romper IOOlll e CI> (JfJ CitMrtl Hospibl llJ CollcMtratloll Jack Han hosts
CD tap lln11Jl""'1 l'lf 8:00
D IJ lllStructioMI Cclurses
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Su11rise Seftlattr
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-6:30-D ~ al Ille Wild
U llot for Wo111t11 OnlJ Mrs
tJesus. Walkers and Other Ret11ion
ships" This weeks's topics lor
d1scuss1on are Is Wuh1n1hon 1
man's town1 Mistrents and Femi
msm. Women and theit escorts, Is
the escort necessary' Guests 101 the
week are authors Myra MacPherson.
P1t11ck Anderson. Susan Kedeley and
Barbara Condos, psycholo1st Sam
Janus. fret lance w11ter Rosemary
Kent. make up stylist and pubhc1st
Hollywood D1 Russo. tree lance w111er
Alms Caydam. drm des1entr/
~ctress Mu1me de la F alaise
D Que I'm USA
1J Oaytlru•
(I) Iii ~ Futures
CD ,. .. Zoo Rmit m Bup Bunny Hour CBl lnstrudionll Ccluries
7:00
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CD Sup 8u1111J/l'ork, r11
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-7:30-
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CD T 1111 & Jarry Hour
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W Villa Alteri; Once Upon A Clusk r11
9:00
D I'm Ille Bue• Btll Cuneo
hosts
Tiie m. Clvll
U Clrd Sfla!U Jim Perry llosls D Tiie Cialltfy; '70's Wo!Mn fll a AM Los Anralts Re11s Philbin
•nd SM1h Purcell hosl
• Body Buddies
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m 1 LM Lucy
Cl) $uplf1111n
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fDSmrMStrttt
90ouhut
(JJ) Futures
-9:30-
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U Hollrwooc! Squ11n Peter
Marshall hOSls
llJ Maytltrry IFO
llJ Tiie l.oM l•llltl
9 (0) Dectrk Ctmpuy 11J Jim llallors Show .., w-,,,.,.
10:00
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T rebek 1s host
U Gt11tAutry
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D MW llonliftc Sindy Baron hosts CD Andy "1ffilh G> Mlk Affairs
® Great P'tr1of111anus Mon.; Pre
win & !he Pittsburgh Tuea.; The
Ad•ms Cllron1cles WM.; Shades of
Greene Thun,; Ace of Uncertainty
Fri.
fl) CllWOOlll Instruction
!HJ fuluru
-10:30-u CU I.oft tf Ult
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Woolery hosts
11 Dr11nt1
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Clark hosts
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11:00
D (]) Youns & ltatless a QI) S.nford and Son
0 Die• Van Oyte D fa1111IJ feud R1chud
DIWSOll 1s host
(),Dj All Mr Children
CD """ m Gollltf Pyle m EJ.ctrk Colll!l'nJ
-11:30-D Seard! tOf T-row
D <HJ Tiie lion& Sllow Chuc~
B1111s hosts D r 1tller llllOWS Best e l)n's lto,t
CD Mowles: See Daytime Movies m 11111111 ' lllt l'ralmor flt Die• Cmtt
12:00
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ClDl (J)) """ a> I Orum tf Junllit m Miclllef Jacbon
9 Sesame StrHt
-12:30-u As Ille World T1mu
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1:00 D Ii& ValltJ D ~ One Uf1 to U..
Cl) Gtt Surt
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-1:30-D (() Tlle C..ldlnc Upt
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Ill""" m Gomer Pyle 0 0 futures
2:00
D <Ill Another World
CD i..t's lbp
m""" 12) UlllS, Y op 11141 You
€9 Marclla llUftial
-2:30-u IJ) NJ Ill Ille falllily
CD l'lle Atdlies
aJ T errytoons m 111111
3 :00
8 Tht Mih Oourtas Show
U To Tiii tllt Truth
U The Jo•ar's Wild Jack Barry
hosts
8 (]) Edat of lllpt
Cl) Maleh Cialllt
0 """ Aerts CIDl Mowit: See Daytime Mov1ts
CD Tll1 Rlntstot1ts a> Hec•lt & J1dle
@ htlina Free Moo . Zoom 1 ues .
Thurs . F11 , OllU Upon A Cluslc
Wed
W '•110MI flunu & .._, Man·
a1tt1ellt Mon .F 11 • Dimensions In
Culture Tues Thurs • Ma tine II
Coullt Wed m El Sllow Dt la T ardt a°'""' a Sesa111t Street
-3:30-
Jlta !labors Sllow U Medical Ctnter
0 Diah!
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Cl) Tiie Brady IMtJI
@ Villa Alter•
4 :00
£111tr1UCJ OM
• lroaide a Oectric c...,a11, m Villa Altfr• O llislaf Racen
-4:30-u Match Ga111e Ce"e Rayburn
hosts
Mtrt Griffin
U Mary Tr* Moore
tB C..C Bllmett & rri111ds
CD T1111 & Jerry Clf1oons
.., Bllp 81111111
9 ft1turts
fD Alster •ac•n 8 ltollywood $4auara
O VIiia Altar•
5:00
u a • rn cm """ 11 .... llD
Ill W'lld Wild Wtst
CD Tlle Ntw lllc•tJ Mouse Clull .., latu11
18 Mister Reren ms.u .. s1r"t 1BJ Miry Tylef Moore o HM,.,.q. Lode•
-5:30-
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0) Wait TiU Ywr Fatfltr Gets Home
@Oftr £Hy
QI lnitdlN
8f..Ur11
Bjorn Borg (right), current Wimbledon champion, and
Evonne Goolagong. a former Wimbledon champion, are
two ol the eight top-<anked proteaalonal$ who Partlclpet~ In
"The World Invitational Tennis Classic," beginning Sunday
at 1 PM on ABC. ABC Sports cover a the 1 1 -week series from
the Sea Pines Plantation on Hiiton Head Island, South
Carolina.
P1199 S
I SUNDAY
MAT 14
MORNING
-9:30-
• llarte's llack llaciM ....... Ill•" .. • Yilll Alltrt
CJ) hlt1tutillul HMlf
G TIM llila h C.ifta <II s,.dn1111
• Tiit flilttsllMI
8' Old T111t c..t Heur a llHt Ille hm
10:00 8 D*t A lltdcal Eac.11ttf
h lented younc muS1C11ns make their
television debut perform1n1 the
llrOfU ol some ol the llrOfld's &realest
composers befole an audience of
children
8 WofW CllMpi1111hlp Ttllllil live
fr0111 Oahu, Teus
• (I) ...., " ,_,
8s.Mlyf111141J
G llttlN 9' Trwtll
<II P'*lchllle ........ a s.11 oi.,. tnsidt 0vt
-10:30-• T ..,,, ltellc;.
8 (1)J1~
CJ) lllN: CCl "Will ,._, .. (wn)
'74 -Char1ton Heston. Ben Johnson.
Joa11 Hackett. Dollald Ple1st11U, lee
MaJOfl.
• .... lefty Jrilu <II ""'9IMUn
IDilfMy l!Ws
.., eai.1r, °""' QIJoWIM
11:00
• Belitf e Altl'b latUM The Aneels vs
Cltveland
• (I) ht Gnpe •
ClllluH.-.~
tm ltslla -Allswn ID MOYie: CCl "M1100 i• tlle
llllf's Senice" -Mlf!llttd ClrtOOA
with the Y01Ce of Jim Backus u Mr
Maaoo m CIMlttll in Ille "°"" m Dectrk c.,..,
CalldiUtes !If 111411
-11:30-
11 Wil
• (I) ..... Walls
(9) ...... : CCl MO. 1111 f.W, s,ill•
411 °' Mlltilatt" (mys) '71 -Heten
Hayes, Mildred Natwick m....,
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AFTaRNOON
12:00 • ....,,en
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Q) Tiit loN Diies m DaMe ttt c..re a s.a, llltiMt
-12:30-
D CJ) face tllt llatitl Ronald
Reapn. folmtr Goveroor ol C1flf01
n11, 1s today's spec11i euest .
U Cil Dlredielts ''First Mother A
Conversat1011 Wrth Miss l•lhan" On
this Mother's Dar. Ann Compton
1nte1Views Mil. l1lhan Carter. Pres1
dent Jimmy Carter's mother, filmed
1n Plains, Georaia. 11 the "pond
houst," the homt the Carter family
built tor her 10 years aeo. ....... : CCl "TIM Cwlt.t ,,.,...
Mlttll" (ho<) '57 -Peter Cush111e st Willa Catllt(s Alltrlca
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AOC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE
e9:00PM(i}
A WORLD TELEVISION PREMIERE
TV WEEK, MAY 14, 1978
SUNDAY (Contlnuu)
1:00
8 CV Coiolllll 0,.11 Golf Tou111•·
!Mnl lrve cov1111e ol 1h1s $200.000
tou1n1ment from the Coloni•I Coun
try Club 1n foil Wor1h. luas
0 Clll lllo!id CllJmpiomlip TtMis
DIC• Stockton vs Ken Rosewall
8 (]) (ID) Wo<kl lawilll»nal ftll·
11ls Clamc E11ht of the woild's best
teqnss players are futured 1n a
senes ol eleven matches 111clud1n1
s1n11es, doubles. end m1ud doubles
events hom Su Pints Pt1nt1tion on
Hilton Hud Island, South Caiohna
Today's proaram futures the Men·s
S1nctes with BIOln Bore 1c11nst John
Ntweombe
Ill A*'l & Costello m...,. S4llld
0 Eltctlell S9e<bl
-1:30-
• Twlliallt loM
S) The Orlaianls
2:00
U M One With ... Steve Garvey, the
Dodaers l11st baseman 1s host Keith
Berwick's auest this week e Th• 1111 Valley 111 r1olesslen1I Soccer C1t1lorn11
Surf vs. Oakl•nd Stoppers
ID lllorlt: CC) "S.111btn I S2''
(dra) '57-K11I Malden. Etrem Z1m
ballst Ir H1tal1e Wooo m Tlrun
fD T111""'9vt
OJ Slemi>r• b Dominp
Ill Mlrcut Wtlby
ID DilHmiOM in Cultu1t
-2:30-u (}) ® 1llt AIM11<.1n Spom-
-111111 Seaments include M11ell1n
foost hunhnC In AIJtnllnl Will! 8trt
Jones (NFl qu1rterb1tk). Cu11
Gowdr and G11ts Grtsham, sk11nc 1n
Por11llo, Chile. with Rosi M11teim11er
and Suzy Pat1er10n. ind 1look1t lhe c1ant SCI tur11es 1n the Wiim off
Me.1co with Jae• ford
fQ Will Slrttt WH•
3:00 a (f) Th1M on ThrH Bashtball
Information not ava1l1ble trom the
netwoik at. our 1>resstime 1J Q)) Sport1World .The W1lhers
Stakes from Aqueduct Rm Track 1n
New York City; thr New York lnv111
lional Handicappers Ch1llence. USA
USSR duel dmng cltamp1onsl11ps
• loMllD
8) Alln fftlltll ud .loft .. e lrldcntone Proless1n1I
W011Mn'1 Oodla Ttnnls tllamfiOll·
aiu,s CoYerace of the womtn's finals
competition 9 1llt GrowillC , .. ,,
-3:30-
• CV NU 8'rat!Nll "''°"' 8 CD ® AIC'1 Widt hid o4
Sjltrtl liVe Ind UCIYS1VI cove,,1e Of
the return to the 11n1 of former W01ld
HU11JWt1cflt Champion Joe fru1er
aaatnst Kallie Knoelle The h&ht wu
oi111n1tly scheduled fo1 Apnl 29, but
due to fraJttr's bout with the tlu wn
postponed
4:00
• v.,.,. i. tilt Wlllll of Ille Sta
Ill SPKt: tttt ID llloN: CC> "fOr A Ftir DollllS
Mtn" (•es) '67-Clinl Eu1wood,
h• Van Cleel. Gian Marla Volonte ID Movie: ct) "Tht Uttlt llortt
r1l11c•" '69-Anlmared clllldrena
film
(II Tiit Hoftlt GirdtMI
-4:30-e S11nda,
IJ CD <fQJ Maney Drtw/H11dy
8Dfs MJS111itJ "Solt SllN1v01" (R)
JOf Hardy rt<lns consc1ousrms 1n a W i..rry HUUins S-.. 19 It's Ewt~J's lu$illft$
fll) WahlnltOll Wt8 in 11..,;ew
1)) Uft Atound Us
5:00
• HOili Kon& llosp1tal and rs led to
believe he •IS comatose IOI 1 yt11.
1nd that lus father and blofher '"
dead D1•na Muldaur James tlone
ind Barry P11mus &uesl
{ l> JourMy ID Adwttrt.UR e Sbr Tr•• a Glut Ad'ftntuft 0 Mowle: CC) "TM Htlttipten"
(dr1) '69 -John Wayne. Kttlll11ne
Ross, llm Hutton, Vtr1 Miles
IIOJ QJ),.... m Amtfk.an lsr1tl/ lewtsll Holir m Finne UM
(If) Tiit AUffts Cllronldei
-5:30-
{]) Animll Workl . ....,
llDl lronti4 O> sncw. otim Twist and Ille
Artful Ood.&tr (90m) An animated
special 1n which Oliver &oe$ in ~ea1ch
ol his lost 1nhe111ance with the Mfut
Dodger and encounlers many ol the
D1ckinson1an cl\arac:ters
•V•NING
8:00 .... ).....,
(l)f.-u SfttlAL flit Otlltr Broadway:
$brriftc Heltn Reddy Helen Reddy,
ol I Am Woman" tame. st•rs 1n a
one hour solo concert pioductd by
the BBC
ID flloorie: (C) (21u) "flit loft&
GooAye" (mys) 73-Elltott Gould
"'"' Van Pallandt. Ster11n1 Hayden m CandJ Caocty 0 er.wtt'1 V'ldofy '-1ck11 m Blut toll11 Capitalism Oocu
mentary trltrn& tl1t stoiy of a
Ver1J10nl asbestos mine Alter the
coporale owner, GAF Industries. de·
c1ded to clest tile mrne. the workell
saved their Jobs by tak1n1 over
ownership an makine the improve
ments requ11ed by law. '1IJ Mary T11tr Moore !Gl once Upon ~ CllSllC
-6:30-
G (J)Nrn
CJ) W'lld llft1dom
0 MIC hn ConltrMU U Wide lllo!1d of Mwtlllurt
9 ~ of Ille MlaioM l8l T1le frtndl CIMI fD Coldl Meir Prolile of former
fsraeh P11me M1n1sltr Golda Me11
$11ow1n1 lier IS her people ~now htr
a convinced and stronc advoute of
Im covnlry's struule and as few
people know her-Wltty, emotional
and hank in all personal mattell
CDl llNltdlM
7:00
U ()) SO Mh111t•
., a1 Wolldtftul ~ of Olsnty
"Child of Gius" (2hr) A 13 yta1·old
1>oy1' wpernatural pow111 put him 1n
contact will\ the pogt of a 19th
century Cteole 1111 and rnvolves tum
1n the search for a china doll that is
lht key 10 lie! 1a1111lfs •ins fol·
tune 811b111 Bame, Bill McGu11e,
Nina Foell, Kathy Kurtzman, ,\nthony
Zerbe star. a sncw. Tift Ot11t1 lfoiitwa,:
Starrina Citora• kms mcl Abbe
Lint Ceoree Bums and Abbe I 1ne
slme lhe sllge In an Ont·hour BBC
p1ocluced mus1e1I 'l>ICIBI
(,'J Alll1111t Werld
CIJ sncw. 1llt 1t11n1wirs Selinda
Belasky and Claudio Marunez mr 1n
lhtS story of 1 troubled leen11er who
flees 10 Los Ancetes where she mem
another runaway, a 12 yur old boy
who beh1ends her and t11es to hrlp
with her p1oblems
fD Oai•on llo K1111 @Tiit Real P..,ie
0> Alln Kay Mu
(R) soeetr lladt 1n Gtrruny
-7:30-
11) OlBUl 111111 Holl'4I New talk
show. hosted by author How1rd !lull
presents pros and tons on numerous
sub1ecls.
fB ® Prtvtn 111d Ille Piltsbullh
Andre Preven conducts the Pitts
burgh Symphoor. tM Mendelsschn
Chou ot P1ttsburah and soloists B11
bara Hendricks. soprano. '"" Ry•n Edwards. ba111one, in Brahms
Requiem II 1s believed that Brahms
•as mohvaled 10 compost the RtQ
u1tm after lhe madneu and prema
lure dnth of his h1tnd Roberl
Schumann, and the dealh of his
molher
8:00
U •JJ All itl the Fa111lly (Rl Aro
unsuspechnt [d1th is slunned when
she d1sconrs the real reason behind
the barea1ns she's been 1e111nr 11
the butcher shop
U Lott Alllenan Strle
IJ CD ®I How the West Was Won
Zeb Mauhan s band of Indian b11ves
become rebellious when therr c•llle
brcin dyin& of th11st. tu~e s utr1d1
tton bec1ns 1n chaos as evidence
provn he once rode with an outlaw
&•ng, Jo$h 1s lramed by the $8loon
1111 ht loves, and Aunt Molly and lht
culs ioin then conn1v1nc net&hbor 1n
pap"'"' tor aold
D It 1$ Writttll ID Movie: CC) (2hr) "Myaterloul
Monsten" (doe)-Peter G1am
narrales
f» Nippon No Ull
0 ThrH ,Ulj)Olb lo Advt11tu11
-&:30-
0 Cl) Alke Alice Flo and Vera
qu1l the11 iobs to emphU•H a sllnd
for equal employment at Mers cale
al1er 1 waiter 1s hutd at a salary
h1aher 1h1n lhern
D A blind boJ lurns
• to live aaain. "Come W1lll the Wotld"
Stan Moont,tl1m, host. a Collll llf•• tllt World 111 RtHt\MS Ttw11 Hin
O)OWI tuy
9:00
6 BIWUllGAll/ * JOHii WAYNE TAl([S
011 SCOTLAND YARD!
8 (I) CBS Sundy Movie· rc:i
(2111) '18r11111IPfl' (susp) '7S-John
Warne, Rrchard Allenbo1ouih, Judy
Geeson. Mel fe11er lohn W1yne stars
as Bi& Jim Branniaan, a touah. 1nde
pendent m111ded Clt1eaao police lieu
tenant who hku out elte1 •
11chlet1 ll1d1nr our rn I ondon
O QJ) The Bic bent Wllttb (21!r)
P1rt IV UICI (lee Remrck) aoes on a
shophft1n1 spree u her mental
hullh deleriorales Adam (Hudson)
learns lrom his secretary (Jessica
Waller) that the Haw~ car tests may
have been 11ued conw1nc1n1 him
that the euto 1"ould bt re1ehv1trd
a course he urcu board chaumaa
Lo•ell Buler (Bellamy) lo consrdet
The pro1ect's rene11rat also rekindles
Che love affilr of Adam and advert1s
1n1 uecutr1e Barb"' liplOll (Bi,11
Bro•n) Otsp1tt the •Mtal wtcess ol
the Hawll. Baattr promotes Rusty
Ho1ton (D'lou1hl1n) lo com pany
prei.1dent, rather than Adam Adam·s
w1do;iied sister I eresa (Adele Marl),
asks him 10 u1vest1cate former race
dmet Smokey Slewenson's (lo11y r ranct0sa) auto dealership, in wh1th
she has invested he1 enhre 1nhen
lance. Mari Ousay, Lisa E1lbacher.
John Ourren, lames Carroll Jordan,
Tun 0 Conno1, f red W1tllam&0n and
David Spielberg co star
0 Otal Roberts 1J CJ) ® UC Sunday lll1llt
Movie: CC) (2hr) "love Ytsttrrllr
S.hind" (dra) '78 John flilter,
Came f1she1 Buddr Ebsen. A frtt
spirited collece athlete 1s cul down 1n
hrs pnme but, """ the help of t buut1ful youn1 womiln, hr turns to
hve 1c11n, love ap1n and win acain
G livin1 lcleu..Dr. f 11M llidltlieu
Cl) llu Humbard
ED ~ Mlsterpitce Oltalrt "Our
Mutual Friend'
{OJ Sotnldsta&•
-9:30-
0 Tht lln1 Is Co11lla1
0 '8rntt Teel Anru1n1111
10:00
D Day Of Odcowtry
Ill Ctntit AnPJ Holir .., ,.,,, Odd Couple
fl)~Holil 0 Slllda of Gfffllt
fl) Mllttrpiett Tht1lrt "Our Mu
lual friend"
(IJ) Great rtrtormart«S
-10:30-D Jimmy Swauart Show m Mews
11:00
• (]) .. u Cl) (}]) u """ U P1eaettt11
Ill Tht Way It Wu
ID Mowlt: ctJ "MJl!trioua Mon·
tltrs" (doc)-Narrated by Peter
Grav ts
Cl) itt.1rtfld Al
9 lowel1 Tllontu bmtlltll
-11:30-
• Sl*b flMl/lhrM tf tht '-111t 11twstrn tlvb
Q Clll Mhte: CC) "Strucer in
the Holnt" (hor) '75-Kr11 Dullea,
Ohvta Hussey. John Suon. Mar101
Kidder e Tiit 700 Club
{I) T tltpu!M
Ill Mowle: CC> "Tht Mtltfjpttrs"
(dra) '6'-lohn Wayne ®> Slltl'loU KolMtJ ~ .. ,,.. m m lbt rn etu•
12:00 a hie: CC) ''Cit Oii I Hot Tin Root" (dra) '58-£llrabtth Taylor.
Peut Newman, Burt Ives
-1:40-I 1 a .,le: (C) "A &itllerl111 of uctes" (dr1) '63-Roc~ Hudson
P ... 9
Pege 10
TV WEEK. MAY 14, 1978
in .,,,,,,:.
\\Beach Blanket Bingo" · "Bikini Beach"
"Ghost In The Invisible Bikini"
"How To Stuff A Wild Bikini" · "It's A Bikini World"
I ,
MONDAY
MAT IS
for llOf'IUlla 111d al,.,.... listWlp.
llltaM • DAmME ~ .... i... ,., JIU' CllMflltta, l rt tilt
41(1 NMs..
DAmlllE lllOVIES
ll:lD m Miity Sisttf Oeetl" (com)
'42-Rosahnd Russell, Janel
Blair, Br"n Aherne. Jelf Donnell
12:00 D "Tiit R011111tlc Alt"
(rom) '50-Hu&h Williams. M11
Zet1er11n&. Pelula Clar\
3:00 (lDl Ct:> MUlllM" (dra) '72
Kalt JacUC>n, Kathe11ne Justice.
Stuart M111ohn,K1thleen Nolan
3:30 • Ct:> "lead llanht
~ .. (com) '6~-Frankie Ava
Ion. Annette run.cello, Deborah
Walley, Paule Lynde, Harvey
lembte\
Sandra Dee. Robert Coole. Roland
Culver Dulcre Gray, Cecil Parker
(J) Allleriu 2•i&tlt ® ... ,. G.riffi• SllllW m IMdlM Cl) n.. ......
fB(nftlAa EditiM
9 hneMI runce m 0wet bsJ
C!) c.rm. Satwajt
19) DitrMnofts ill Calturt
7:00
~CMCYO.. o•m....,
D Liars Ch•
Cl) Tiit Jtler's Wtlcl D llrin& for Dolla11 mt lM Lucy
Cl)Ma•12 mc.rt...i 9 lt'1 btrytlodf's 1usi1MSS m llladltit/Uhrtr""" U Ellttrtllll!Mftt T Ollicht
(8) 111 ltidtrMdt Jaa Festini
-7:30-u Colmlmtr luyfl11t
• lltwlywM Glmt
• lllaf s Hollywood CJ) ltalllt Tlllt T1111t
Cll Tiit Jtl1r's Wiid cm Wild WcwM of AMNb m.,.., 1u11c11 m a-iu ZlllPI m CoMma
@ DialotMS fD Cllatlllll 21 Ton.pt
9 Tiie Frltldl CMt
8:00
U Goo4 fNMS (R) One car
plus lour owner1 equals trooble when
J I 's 'Awesome Foursome" bteome
busmess ~ne11
a.,orttr bu Whit• lre111 llAIC'1lllttr~1c;o.n, ill SH Frncilc:o,
.,.. ... rty tw ,..11 .. ptrwal ir1wMllllllll IMestiotlfta ttlt pl!Pt of the ...,.,, .. COlllPlrillc..., ,,e(INll 191 the ap4 wltll tlloM Ill u,.,.. Kil
r..,.t cui.iMtM ii ...... ~ "OW Ace: Do "" Ge """·"
1M ~ °"'' Z50,000 n.-r..,.... II Ills t,,..i trittlill Ille sptdal .. ....,.n ~ llt ,,.,...., &11111 Ills ..t!Yatt4 Ille Clliforwja Stitt
........, t1 ,,.,... U lstMlllJ Jtilt llmlutilll lo WI' C.Crm le ,ass I
llilt for c.arecat• ...... " Ille tWerty .... ~· W!Mtl'1 ,...rt, "Ol4 A(t: Do Moe Ge Gtltttt," Is bthl1 shon a a .,.cial
lllOllttl-lollt feature If ttlt Sf'tl E,..it-lltws. ttuv JUM 2, lloMay.fridly,
.. Ult. ChatlMI 7.
""""' lw• Wlllte11 reptft II ltlt aHtllllll t""1Mtlt ff tN tlderty Ill tlllt
mutltry II ftetllfM wttlllil flit 5"' [~ ...... lltHly.fridly.
Pege12
IJ ® Uttlt House Oft .... r rairlt
~Hm Come the Brides" (R) Nellie
Oleson and Luke Simms (Alison
Arncnm and Bob Marsic) elope and
the boy's widowed lather and lhe
spinster MISS Bead1e dterde to emu
late lite youn& couple and Ire the
matrimonial knot themselves
U M0t1t· (C) (2~11r) "•n1d1
Slllitll" (wes) '66-Sleve McQueen
Brian Keeth u cm u c 111 .... , 111"":
Ct) (?hr) "TM Adftttt»ra 14 tlle
Wildtraus hmllJ" (adv) 78
Robtrt r locan. Suun Oamante
Shaw. Hollyt kolmes Ham Larsen,
Geor1e "Buck" foltler The stort ol
an urban oriented lamely who forsake
the city '" la'IOI ol a p11m1trve hie
strte. resrd1n1 1n a Jot c.abrn 1n
America's Northwest rttion
Cl MIMe: Ct:> (2hr) "What's lln
russycat'' (com) '6~-Peter O'Toole.
Peter Sellers. Romy Schneider m tarol IUfllltt & F ritnds a> Mowit: Cl:) (2hr) "Can.Can"
(mus) '60-Shuley Maclarne, frank
Sinatra. , ® 11tt Mams Clt11111ides
fll) Tiie rrisoMf "The G11t Who Was
Death" The P11soner has a worthy
apponent when he p1ls hrmsell rn a
hie and duth struule a111nsl the
bvely, but lelhal, Sonra His w011ld
be usaSSln 1n1enrousty leaves clues
at the scene ol each murder allempt
lud1n1 the Pnsoner 1nlo a serees ol
unusual and deadlt traps
(I) lb111111 Stra Otrt Dia
1'51 Qw rm, USA
-8:30-u Cl) a., 1'111 llck (RJ wnen
Ray llU11 that Olivia rs about lo have
him 0tct11ed le&alty dead so she tan
remarry, he Sllddenly reappea11 on
the scene m 5121.000 QuestlOll O> Esta "9cJlt lllda
9 °"' bsy
9:00
U (]) M•A•s•H (R) When tht drs
sonanl notes ol Ch1rtes' trench horn
drrve Hawkeye and BJ lo d1slrac
lion, they devise an 1n1enrous and
devestalina counter attack U lD Tiit ili b111t: lflletb (2hr)
Conclusion. Because of Smokey
Stevenson's (Tony FranCI0$1) polite
contacts. [rica (Ms Remick), who
has been cau&hl shophtt1n1. 1s re
leased wrthout be1n1 booked Havint
sou1ht answers 1n su, alcohol and
dru15, Er.ca crudarn&IY .aarees lo
m k psychiatr.c help The death of
her youncer son. Gre1 (How11d
MtCtllrn). en combal rn Vielnam 1s
the frnal strarn IOf her O'lertaaed
emotrons, however, and she hits
upon another possible soluhon to her
parn, luvrnc Adam to salwaae lhe
remnants of hrs own Irle and tove m ... ,. Griffill Show
fBOtMSosa•
9 Tiit Alt .. U11c.trtaillty
l!D illlttiftl " Min* Pru1denl Utyssu S Grant (Joe Earley) clashes
Y11th tlar1 Man (Leon Askin) Also
Jayne Mudows portrays Queen
Mane Arlt0tne1te and Bem11d
Behrens pl1ys Su lhomas More
G> S.per lrtlSicll
8 TIM DHld Sutajnd SllllW
-9:30-u (])OM Day Al A TI111t (R)
When Ann learas her top clienl u
ptets her lo arranae for his "plea
sure," she must choose between her
convlct10ns and her career
TV WEEK. MAY 14, 1978
10:00
fJ I}) Lou 61a11t (R) Lou fears he
has placed to much pressure on
reporter Joe Rossi when RoSSI lakes
unnenssary cha nets while prep111n1
an 1n depth future on patient ab111t
al mental hospitals U ® Fu tasy lslud "fool
loi A Clrent" stars Rich little as 1
would bt attorney who comu to the
Island sttkrn1 the ulllmate court
room chatlence Mary Ann Mobley
and Lana Wood co star "Ool/bte
Your Pleasure" stars Ken Berry as a
construction worker wtlo wants lo
1om1ne1 llillO of Ille mo5I beauhlul
women 1n the world Karen Kaye co
stars rn the dual role ot twrn sisters . ..... a> Let's llla~t A Deal
fB St YOll Wallt to It A C..tr~
9 Alter the Act "' Uriurtainty fD lllidlatl JacUGll Sllow T enor1sm
upert. phys.c11n and use professor
Or Fredtrd Hmtt etplorn the
psycholo11cal, soml and cultural
ma~e op ol terrortsls Arab, German
and American terro11sts are eum
1ned-rncludrn1 a discussion ol lht
psycholocrcal aspects ot Patricia
Hearst's alleced conversion to the
SLA The media's responsib1hly IOf
rncrtases rn terrorism are also
debated
O> h cto 0. AlllOI
-10:30-a mm ..... 8J AllJOIM for TIMY*! m 1111c11e1111.e11m h"'1
11:00
U U 8 ® ID Ins
Cl Moril: (C) M•iClllMre "°"'Y•
lllOOll" (hol)-Oack Rambo, Bebma
Smith, John Bttk. Pat H1nate m TIM OcW C..plt m lllGflty rytllae'• flJitl Circin
@ lf'.aa Clttltl'I AMfica
fl!) Oitk C...tt ..
ID VariMfda O lllaclltll/IA!lrtr Rtpof1
-11:30-u (]) CIS Litt Mow11:
(C) "Swett Hosta1•" (dra) '74-
llnda Blair, Martrn Sheen u o Jo1111111 eano11
U low• American Style
D (]) !Bl r otlu Story "Officer
Dooley"
CD That tir1
Cl) Ctt Sm1rt
fllJ Cat1tiolltd ABC flews
12:00
D Twlli&llt loM m Cross-Wits
Cl) HoM,_11n
-12:30-
D 6t11t Autry
• Surt11111 "Somtth1n1 About lee
Wiley" A youn& sin1er. dtSllluseoned
1n a Jove alfa11. returns homt whert
she loses her 11aht 1n an auto acer
denl and discovers an old boyf11end
who hu a drrnkrna problem
(ID) I"""* m Alfred llltdlcotl h'atllts
Cl) lllowit: Ct:> "fla .. Owtr llldia"
(1dv) '60-1..auren Bacall. Kenneth
More
1:00
D 0 T OlllOfl'O'I
Cll I Spy
-2:05-• Mwlt: (C) "lowt alld ,.._ ..
(com) '65-Rick Nelson. Jerry Vin
Dyke. Knshn Nelson.
-
I
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 2Newsat11 • With Connie Chung and J05ePh Senti.
TOMORROW'S NEWS , TONIGHT.
2
Ptige 13
+
Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello,
Don Rickles and Keenan Wynn have
a wild time in the surf and on
the dragstrip.
BIKINI BEACH
THE 3:30 MOVIE G TUESDAY (i'
TUESDAY
llAT 1'
fOf --· md .n. ..... ldtiflP, ple&M• DAmM£ ~. S.
low, fer ~ CDllUlniellCI, .,. tlM
o;s..i..
DAmM£ lll0¥1ES
11:30 m "Strike u, th• IH'"
(mus) "40-Judy Cailand 12.-00 a ctJ .. r..,. 1o1c1 ._ ..
(dra) "59-Jeff M0«ow, Merry
Anders, Jim Rose. lush McCall•
3:00 CIDl ctl "lost fli1ht" (dra)
'69-lloyd Bndau
3:30 Iii <CJ "liki~i Bmh"
(com) '64-Frankie Avalon,
Annelle F unlcello
•V•NINO
8:00
U CD D U CD <IDl (J}) lllWS D Ellltr11t1CJ 0111
-~· m Brady lunch . II> Adam-12 8 tlollttown AlmallK
fl!)fMlinafrff m ENici• Et ra1iww
(9) rtno111t riunce
-6:30-u Metit: (t) (90)"0ial M for
llllrdtr" Par1 I (mys) '54-Ray Mil
land. Crace Kelly, Robtr1 Cumm1n1s
CD Merica 2'1iP1
(Im lie" Gritflll SllOlt m lnitdlld ll)Tllt Wla
TV WEEK. MAY 14, 1978 ------Pl)Otltf Elsy
® Tiit Grwin& YUrs
7:00
(]) fJMIJtllCY Olll a am""" e liln Club CDTllt.....,.s W'.W a ..... fer Dollars
CD I LM lllcy
Q)W.-12
@ OilMMim ii ~ fD lbdWl/Llllrtr l.,.rt
(8J EMertlllMMet Tmii&lit a Tllt 11o1M "*-
-7:30-
11 Clll4MI c.tra
....... Gllllt
Iii (Bl HollywoM Sq111res
CD Tiit '-'& Slloir a Tiit JoUr's Wild m 1n4y 1unc11 .., AIMrka 211ipt
@ l'olltithon flD CMMtl 21 T onlpt
a~
8:00 D CD CBS Tuesday Mo•it:
(t) "(lhr) "It's A Mid, Mid, Mad,
Mad World" (com) '63 -Spencer
Tr1cy. Millon Berle. Sid Caesar.
Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman.
Mickey Rooney, OK:k Shawn. Phil
Silvers. Terry Thomas. Jonathan Win·
ters. [die Adams. Dorothy l'!O¥ine.
Peter Falk, Jimmy Durante A motley
collectlOll of lop him comedians Iran
11ully race each other lo hnd a
hidden fortune lhe frenzy bt11ns
wllen stveral moto11sts-crOSS1n& the
C,hforn11 deser1 on their way lo las
Ve1as-hnd 1 mortally 1n1ured man
whose dy1n1 1•5'> ts a clue to wllere
he stashed SJS0.000 in stolen loot.
MERV SALUTES DONNA SUMMER
Merv salutes Disco Queen Donne Summer and her new movie
"Thank God It's Friday," In two consecutive 9Q·minute specials
Thursday and Frid1y at 9PM on The Merv Griffin Show (KTTV, Channel
11).
On Thursday, the theme is Disco music. Donna Summer and her
friends from Casablanca Records-Paul Jabare, Joey T ravolta, Love
and Kisses. and Brooklyn Dreams join Merv to sina their latest hits.
Donne talks about her career, end how she made the transition from
comedienne to se1 symbol-ind then sinas two numbers from TGIF,
"Rumor Has It" and "Last Dance." Sinaer/tomposer/ector Paul
Jabara 1okes about his wild attempts to 1et into showbus1ness and
then sin KS two of his son1s from TGIF-"Trapped in a Stairw1y" and
"Disco Queen."
Popular disco sinaers. Love and Kisses. perform the title sona from
the film. Joey Travolta sin1s his sin1le. "I Don't Want lo Go" and talks
about his family and about his famous brother. Brooklyn Dreams
s1nas. "Don't F11ht the feehn1."
Friday 1s a chan1e of pate show Merv's sta1e is turned into a
discotheque. t0mplete with bubble machine, lo& machine, e101tc
h1ht1n1. strobes and color wheels It's wall to wall dantina as the
e1aht finalists 1n The first Casablanc• National Disco Contest
compete before 1ud1es 8111 Wardlow of Billboard Maaazine, Reeine
the famous French discotheque owAer. and Neil Bo1art (President of
Casablanca Records and Executive Producer of TGIF).
The contest features disco dancina at its best. with leaps, throws
and spins that out ·dazzle anythin1 you've seen. turnin& this TGIF
special into a Friday N1aht Fever that is so conta1ious it can be
earned throuah a TV tube neht into your home.
In addition to the ei1ht finalis1ts, you get to see a special dance
number by Oeney Terrio (John Travolta's dance teacher) and Re1ine.
~The ~how closes with a special appearance by The Village People
s1n11n1 "Macho Man" and "San Francisco."
11 111J S,£CIAL Tiit I i& bt11t
.. The Lincoln Con•P!MCY" (2hr)
Bradford 01tlm1n stirs IS John
W1tkn Boottl and Jo'111 Alldef'""
portrays Abnh1m Lincoln 1n tll11
""11011t1I dftmlhl11JOll bmd on I
theoiy that Lincoln's unpopulauty
amon1 many 1n W1Sl1111cton led a
ir<MJP ot banke111nd b~1ntsS111en lo
hne Booth k1dn1p Ille PreSldent Of
la1hne tllat-assass1nate him Jolln
Dehner. Robert Middleton Wl\11
Bissell 1nd E.J Andra co st11
D lltVit: CC) (2111) "flit ltl·
tlldil11~ (adv) '55-Bur1 Lanasler,
llfalter M1ttll1u
a Cl) (I§) "'"' 01y1 "Second Wind" (R) Richie and Fonzie play
tup1d to hit 1 r01111nhc void 1n Al's
hie by fil1n1 him up with 1 molOI
cycle nd1n1 mtttr m11d
D S,ECIAl flit fi111t Sol•tlo11
(2hr) A stquence of films ea.am1n1n&
the theory 1nd practice of the Gen·
oc1de holoclust Tonleht's proaram
covm the crowth of N111 racial
doctrines from 111111 011e1n$ ind on
tllrouch J 9C l
CD Clfol kf...U I frltfMlt m IMlt: cc:> C21w> "Tiit '"at•• . Slloe GI Wttt" (adv) '52-Chlrlton
Heston. James Stew1rt, Cornel Wilde
O ll1tit1111 '"111,itic S,.clal
'1he A111mels Nobody LO'fed" An
ob1ectrve look al the "v11mints" ol
Ille Ameran West
fD Twr • l'Ait I lln.t Ma&it A
documentary depicltn& Ille 'omplu
relahonslup of CanJdiln ballet din
ce11. husband and wtfe David and
Anni M"1a Holmu Procram 1n
dudes two ballets-"Ballet Ada(lO
and "Spr1111 W1ltr '
(lf) T.rllMMt
-1:30-
• CD CIJ lamu l Sllirltf "XM J. Comedy Odyssey" Wedd1ne
be"9 ltMlly 1111t lor llv11nt and
Shirley-and Lenny and Squ1m-1n
11111 MQvtnu 111 wh1th tilt &Ills hJve
hvtd into their 80$ ind havt OM last
thlntt to ht the knol
CD trm.Wib
A°"' tuy 9:00
8 (fJ» n.,..•, c...,uy (R)
"Coffee. Tu Of JKk" (R) Chnuy 1s
ordered lo 10 to the Recal Bt111t
Pub to 111"1 lad horn tht clutches ol
tu.s old tllme-1 aor1eous 111111)._t
t1ew11dess-and lure htm back to h11
wa111n1 surpnse birthd1y perty
•Mtn~Slilw 9 TC*I ea l'Alr l lalle1 Mapo A
oocumenttry tt>oul Ctnad1an ballet
danters. husband and wife David and
Anna Mana Holmts
GD 9 Mast"'*• Theatre "Our
Mutu•I Fnend" Jane Seymour, Leo
McKern and John MtEnery star
-9:30-
• CI> CBJ C¥ttr C.Ulltry "Baker
Saves A Lite" The comedy 1s "south
etn lned" when Jaspar believes his
1n1urtd black collucue. Baker. send
hi$ hie in the crash of their p1trol car
with a tr11tk lull ol chickens'
10:00 8 8 c. .. ~J "lot "Windows. OoolS and Keyholes" Telly Saolu,
L1nmy W11ner John Schvck. Bill
Dana, H1m11ton C1mp and Ptte1
Palmer make spec.,l appe1111icts 1n
this comedy featunna uelchu and
blackollts by a 13.ftlembtr repertory
comp1ny of performers
111111'-
THE GREATEST CAST
OF CRAZIES EVER
LET LOOSE ON
YOUR FUNNY BONE!
a (]J (f§) h11ity "Counte1po1nl"
(II) Kale, st11dy1n1 IOI mus!C crtden
tia1$. is dtm01alized by an arropnt
professo1 •llO stems to rqud her as
1 m1ddlNC• dllttantt Wilham
Daniels and 81ff McGuue 1111st
II) Ut's Make A Oat 9 Solle If tM l'r.w..t's lltft
Four lormtr pru1dent1al secre
tanes-Ptene Sahn111. Georce
Reedy Ron Z1e1ter and Ron Ne$$1n
1nswer que5hons 1bo11t lht inner
llOlktnas ol lhe utcuhve Bt1nch
and the roles they pl1ytd du11n1 the
m110f c011frontahons between lhe
prtstdent and the press
ClllDMI Jac1.a SllRNtlst llll
poet, ~ 1111t0tst G1lot, eum111es the
dnve to be 1n ar1ist, both in her own
career and th1I of Pablo P1tnso
0 MtwrdltQ
-10:30-
CD COED, FANCY CAR, * CASH, VANISH WITHOUT A TRACE!
MmoNEWS AT 10:30
81 llttrwns
O>""" m ~il/Lellrer ll•poft
O Allliott•
11:00
• m u • oo ® a """ • i.-Alltrka• $tylt
Ill Mttlt: CJ:) "Wlltft lt'a At"
(com) '69-0avid Janssen. Rosemary
forsyth, Robert Ouvn
... The Odd c..,a. a> lltlty '1t*'• Flyitla Clrcin
0 Tiit Oriciub fl)~CMttS. a 11tc11.11Lt11111 11e,.,i
-11:30-
• Cl) The CIS Lall "'"": .Cl
"Tiit Wi1p If blla .. (dra) '57-•
John Wayne. M1umn O'Hare 110,....,c..n • <1> (fJ» ,..., ....... ,... cc:> •J_, Ciltr (com) '68-
~rbl11 Strtiund. Omu Sha11t
• ""' Cill1 mws-.1 fD 8 c.,tlllll4 AIC lltn
12:00
••WiPlZ.. • llltwit: "IMbiMI St,.. .. (dll)
'3~-Humpllfey Boaart m Tiit lllMJlllllln
-12:30-ettnw. "flt• .... .,.. (hor)
'32-Bom KJ!loff, DIYld M1nnell
ID llOfit : "fllt Otlter WMIU"
{di•) '!>4-Cleo Moou. Hueo Haas
1:00
U @T-rw e 1 Sn
2:00 e lleMS! "Tiie Mummy's Tomb."
'The Mummy's Ghost:· e ltlotlt: "Tiit Stery ti Vtrnta 6
lr•11• Cuti•" (mvs) '39-Gincer
Roeers. frtd AsU11e, Walter Btennan m llt¥le: "Hell's Ovlpelt" (dr1)
'54-Rod C1me1on. J01n Leslie
-2:55-
• lltlfir. cc:> "Tiit Stalt ...... lllalMI" (d11) '65-lack Hedley
-3:30-
• llltwit: ·ea. .. lltod hlall4"
(d11) 'SI-Carl Mobntr
4:00
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h~" (mys) ''8-0stlr Honiotkl
~ "JIAOOl.,(;EO ~D DIRECTED BY
,
STANLEY KRAMER
STARRING
SPENCER lRACY
.~ MlTON BERLE ~ SID CAESAR
BUDDY HACt<ETT
ETHEL MERMAN
MICKEY ROONEY
, DICK SHAWN
;1 PHlSllVERS
TERRY-THOMAS
~~ONA~~:
/ DOROTHY PROVINE
PETER FALK
JIMMY DURANTE
STOOV mJ ~ENPlAY BY
WUl.IAM AND TANIA ROSE
A TUESDAY MOVIE SPECIAL
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TV WEEK. MAY 14. 1978
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--· FATHER OF THE YEAR
Dick Van Pa11en . .,,,ir of ABC's Eight ls.Enough series.
admits that it's ea'>y to relc11e his home .,1lua11on to his
role ell work Vari Pc111en, marrwd for 24 years and the
father of three c1ct111e \On\, ea~1ly translates h1~ per·
sonal philosophy as -a parent to h1'> role as Tom
Bradford on telev1\1on
"Whether 11'<, my own three sons or with the eight,
act111e youngste" on the wt. my golrlen rule as a fc1ther
1s 'Family Come\ Before Anything (be·· The character I
play on telev1!>1on 1\ not loo unlikl• my\elf-hp's a tairly
moral person without overdoing II, c1nd a little on the
lenient side <,omet1ml'' the· \1luc111ons rPally hit close
10 home In one epl\Odt>, om• of my 'ons 1s playing
football and m1ss£'s a fumblt>. I y<'ll and \cream at him,
only to apoloKite lc1ter. It\ thc 't1me thing in rec1l life
All of my sons Jrt• wry athlel1t and Nel.,, my Pldest, is a
professional tenn1., plc1yPr [wry time he m1\\es c1 shot.
I react much lhl· \dll1l' wc1y a., I did 1n lhe C'pi.,ode "
Van Pallen, onl' ol I lollywuod's mo~t successful
child at tors, low., hi\ profl'\\lon c1nd Pn< ourc1ges his
own youngsters to riur\Ul' .i pt>rform1ng career His
children's first brt1sh w11h pNformini< came when they
were about 9. 10 and 11 yec1r., old Wl· went 10 an
agent," Van Pal tf'n l'Xpla1m "and the agt-nt said all
three of them 'hould be at tor'> The\ were all cute
Vince, my younge\I got 17 of tht• 111\I 15 commercial'>
he wa., wnt out on. c1ncl th1•n wl'nl <,1ra1ght into the
Apple's Way serte<. "
In add111on to Apple''> Wc1y, Vince played the t1lle
role 1n The B1on1< Boy r1modl• 01 The ~1~ M1ll1on
Oollar Man. starrt>d in the Three for the Road sene<.
and can currently be sePn in the mot10n picture "The
Beatles Come to Town" The middle son. l1mmy.
appeared in "freaky Friday" with his f,Uher and can
currently be seen 1n d motion p1<.1ure en111led "State
Beach," which highlights the youngster's expertise as
a surfer. Eldest son, Nels, named after the character
Va n Patten was playing on I Remember Mama when
the boy was born, now devo1cs all of his li me 10
touring on the professional tennis circuit and teaching
the sport to the ever-growing population of tennis
enthusiasts.
V.itn P.ittten .itnd his TV wife, Betty Buckley.
Connie Newton, Willie A.itmes, Ad.itm Rich .itnd c,.nt
Coodeve (1st row, from left); with Di.itnne K.ly, Sus•n
Rich.itrdson, Lluri W•lteu •nd l•ni O'Cr.itdy (st•nding, from
left). •
Although thl' Van Pattrn'<. c1re a cloc,e·kn11 family,
Dick ma kes 1t a i;pec1al point to give each of his boys
the growing room and private independence they
require. Currently, two of ht~ son<. ha11e purchased the
house acro~s the street from 1he1r parent's apartment.
Plans are in the works lo purchase the lot next door
and build a new house for Otd. and his wife. Pal Vc1n
Patten laughingly admit~ that the fami ly has remained
close and that the family's long-range goal to con-
struct "three houses 1oined by two tennis courts" may
seem strange to some. Evidently, however. each of lhP
Van Patten offspring seem qu1Ce hc1ppy 10 follow in
their father's footsteps regarding pnon11es "family
first. work second. and that's about 1t "
All avid tennis player~. the Van Patten's spend most
of their free time on the family tennis court with
family and friends Their other in1ere<.t'> are also cen-
tered around athletics and include swimming. surfing.
and strenuous workoul'> at the gym
Van Patten 1s vpry proud of ht<. sons. the firsl 10
admit that he's ready to boa<.t about his family al the
drop of a hat L1\leners to the Van Patten family story
inevitably wtll exclaim that 11 almost sounds too good
10 be true-a proud father. a happy mamc1ge. three
loving sons, happy logether. no generation gap
Maybe w , but .Vc1n Patt en's tom•la11on between his
television role and his father image off·sueen def1·
nr tely set a standard for pMenls everywhere. The
proof? Dick Van Patll'n will be honored by the
National father's Day Counnl as "Tt>lev151on Fatlller of
the Year, 1q78." Needlt•'>s to say, thf're are three Vc1n
Patten's and eight sp1s1de youngsters who will vouch
for the fact that ol' 11ad 1s finally getting what he
deserves
I WEDNESDAY)
MAY 17
for _....., llld 1fttnt0011 llstlnrs.
please Mt DAmlllE P'llOGWIS. S.
llw, lot,_, COMtn1t11et, ire Ille
dly's lllOria.
MmlllE MOVIES
11:30 m "D••stl in Dislrtu"
(mus)-loan Fontaine rred Ast11re
12:00 D 1-'J MM Thlt HDwt11
Allon" (drJ) ·~-Jane Wyman
Roe~ Hudson. Aenes M001ehnd.
~,. .. ,,
3:00 ClQl CC) "Any W1dnud1r"
(com) '66 lane fond1. Jason
Robirds. Oun Jones
3:30 U CC) MGllost in tht tnwi·
siblt Bikini" (tom) '66 Tommy
K11~. Deborah Walley
llV•NINQ
8:00
D (I) U U CJJ CI0J Qtl News
D Emtrrency One
D Gullsmole m llfMly Bundi
a>MM·12 m Jour1117 to Adwtntvre
@lllalillHCount m Dec:tnc CoN""' m Hopr Duke Hopr
(9) Histoly of Mtaico
-6:30-
D llloM: (C) (90) "Dial M for
llllUder" CollCI (dra) S4-R1y Mil
land. Gr1ee Kelly, Robtrt Cumm1np
CJ) Mtria 21Upt
(fQl Men Gnttifl S11ow m Bewttc11ec1
(I) The Wies m Eww111 UitlOll fl!)Owtr Elsy m S.lni• U Dillltnsions in CvHure
7:00
The liolc Sllow llUf.D News D Uan Clvb
The Jolets Wild
D Bo.line I« Oollan m I~ l.llcy
C!)Adant-12
(8) It's E"rytlocly's Business m llldttl/Lehrer ltepoft
(JJJ Ul1 ArMncl Us
(IQ) Gardtttina
-7:30-u AMERICA IN PACIFIC * 2 CULTURES CLASH
D (Ill Between Ille Wan "FOR &
Hitler A Study in Style" Part II
A study of rontrash between the
dictator and the stron& Oemocraltt
Presrdent uamrnes how each used
lechnolo&rcal rMovat1ons and propa
eanda Nati and New Deal-and the
lorce ol their indrvrdual pmonaht1u
lo attect the course of history
l let'a Go to tllt bets
Q SMlbNa
D The Ntwlywtd Game U 111atc11 Game rM
rj) Tiit $121,000 Qutslion
D Thi Johr's Wild
IRl f •milJ f •ud m 1r14y 1unc11 m America 21filllt
2)) Cllifonlia ,rofllt
fD DllnMl 21 T Oftl&tll
IBl Sb*'rd
In 5 days Krtaty'a going to
marry Howard.
DENA DIETRICH • FABIAN • MARK HARMON
KATHERINE HELMOND • VAN JOHNSON
AUDRA LINDLEY • VIC TAYBACK
9PMCBS~2
Nancy Sinatra. Tommy Kirk and
Deborah Walley meet spookdom·s
shapeliest ghoul. Co-starring Basil
Rathbone and Boris Karloff.
BEACH PARTY WEEK
THE 3:30 MOVIE 9 WEDNESDAY (i)
Maybe.
The CBS \Nednesday
Night Movies
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WEDNESDAY (Condnuecl) . 8:00
D AIMtNlc s,wtt-Mlll No 1n-
f0fn11tion 1n1l1blt from lhe nei.tolk
at ou1 prm timt
D "I.ACY AND THE * MISSISS!PPI QUEEN"
Action ComtclJ/Stt Ill
11 (8) lllC W1d1111daJ Movie:
ct) ('Oln) "Llcy ' 1111 Mississippi
Q11ttt1" (tom) '78-Kalhleen Lloyd,
Oebr1 reuer. Jack [lam, Edwud
.Mdrews. James Keach. ChMtopher
Lloyd, Lester Lanom In lhe old West,
two sisters a tombOy 1t1lo un shoot
and a beauty w1lh an en1111nc
smile-use their respecltve t11tnts lo
frat~ 1 PJlf ol train robbtrs-sus
peels in the shooltnC ol theu lather a lllowie: CC) (lilr) "How of Ille
Gun" (wu ) '67 James Ga1ntt
Jason Robards Jr
U CJ) CW srlCW. Tiit C.rpe11-
ltn..-S,.C. fJlcowli.n Richard and
Karen C.rpenter's un1vtrs1lly loved
music resounds hom a &allacltc stl
ltn& lh1t futures shooting laser
bums. celestial be1n1s and auest
stars Su11nne Somers John David
son and ChJtl1e C1llas
CJ $f'EC1Al Th Final Solution
(2hr) A desc11phon of lht homble
dtalh lacto11es the utetm1nahon
umps-how they lu11Clton. the
secrets kepi from the outside world.
and 1n1erv1tws with t • posoners •ho
reull the undescriblble 1tlroc11tes
they ltved throuah lo esupe death m C.rol lllrllttt & F ritllds
II) Mowil: ct) (?hr) "None Slit the
Brue" (dr1) 65-frank Sinatra.
Cltnt Walker m V1ritty Show
8 110'11 fD firtal Ptrfon111nces 'American
Ballet Theatre" (3hr) Ballet stars M1~h11I Baryshnikov ind Gelsty K11k
llnd are lutured 1n lhe Ameriun
Billet lhulre's perlormuce of
Ge0tce Ball111Ch1ne's new fheme &
Yariattons .. -~ a lh leMltrMd• Jm r .......
-1:30-m Crtu-W1b
9 Owtr [HJ
9:00
U CJ) CBS Wednuday M°'ie:
ct) (211r) "Gfttinc Mlrrlt4tt (rom)
'18 Richard Thomu. Bess
Armstron1. Fabian. l\alllenne Het
mond, Yan Johnson Y1t hyback
Richard Deacon. Ann Ryerson. M1m1
Kennedy, Audra Lindley, Mark Har
mon An asp1r1n1 youn1 sonp11ter
who .arks as an USl$tant d11ttlor rn
a TV newsroom. has 1nolher 1~111
tion -to marry the S11tt0n's attm
ltve newscuttr There are cert11n
obstacles, however Up to no• he has
lacked the nerve to tell the youna
wo11Jan of his mlenl1ons and, more
prefs1ne. shes made plans of her
own lo marry someone else
• (J) (JI) Sf'fCIAl Oma Sone
stress Oliv11 ~ewton John stars rn
lh1s musial hour with soecral cunts Anett Gibb, the James Cleveland Gos
ptl Chon. ind lht famous Swedish
mus1ul aroup, ABBA The Iheme
'*•Pl for the Sl)«tal IS ··btin1
children for a day " m Men Grltfill Sllw
@ Great '•r1tt1111ncu "W111tn1
for Godot" (2\+hr) The Los Aneeles
Actoi's Theatre production of Samuel
Beckell's plal futures Donald
Moffat , Dana lcar, Bruce French,
and Ralph We1te
O Auttin City U1111b
TV WEEK. MAY t4, 1978
-9:30-
D ID DtH Martin Ctle•1tty •oat Geo.ee Burn> 1s "ronled" by
tuest celtb111tes Milton Berle, Gene
Kelly, Orson Welles. PhJllf1 01ller
Don Ritkles, Connie Stevens, Abt
V1coda, James Stewart, Ron1ld
Reae1n. Jack Carter. Red Buttons.
Ruth Buw, Charlie Callas, Dom De
Luise, LaW1nd1 P11e. Tom Dressen
and 1mpress1onist f11nk Welker
10:00
U (]) (}Al StmlJ & Httch
"Oedwalch " (R) Hutch mu
querades as a doctor 1n 1 scheme 10
lrte two host11es from a wounded
suman w1nted for murder Michael
B1stlton and SuSln r renct1 cues I .......
Cl) lit'• Mlkt A De.ti
(9 C...., Clulia
-10:30-m COED, FANCY CAR,
• CASH, VANISH
., WITHOUT A TRACE
METJONEWS AT 10:30
CDMttrO!ltWI
II) fl) llt1R
11:00
U CD D• C!DllD ....,
Cl Mowie: (C) "Tiie Ma4 BolllMf"
(susp) n Vince Ed•ards, Chuck
Connors, Neville Br1nd m TIM Odd c.w,i. &> Monty Pytllolt'& f'lylnt Clrtll$
fl) lllichatl J~ Shtw Haney
Allen, past pre~ent of the Ame11can
Assoc11l1on of Sumdoloe1sts dis
cuuts suicide cause and prevention
-11:30-
... CJ) CBS ute lllowie: Hawtll
frn·O/ ...
.. Q)J JoltllllJ Cat1oll a Lowe AnitricH Stylt a (II l'olke Stlty "lncodenl
1n the Kdl Zone" m T1lal Gilt .., Get Saart
@Oialotuts
fD c.,tlaM4 UC .....
O Maclltil/ltllrtr lltport
12:00
DT•lllcMZOM m Motle: "l1lt Udy & the Bandit"
(adv) '51-Louis Hayward, Pal1tc1a
Medina
&> Tiit ltontplooMn
fl!) Diel c-tt Show
-12:30-
• Morie: (C) ''lll• .... ., ......
(tom) '67 Rea Harrtson. S11S1n H1y
ward. Capuc1ne, Edie Adams a m (II lillysttty " t11t w.e• ·K Is lor Krlltn1" m lllowlt: "Mirier lelwtcltr• Goes to c.hrt" (oom) '49-Cltlton Webb
fll) MKMtil/ltllrer aeport
1:00
11 IDJ T-row
CJ I Spy
-1:30-
CD MOfits: 'M1u1on Stardust,"
"Battle Stations"
2100
D llowlH: "Flesh & r1nluy
·1 rmpt111on"
-2:20-
u Mowie: ct) "Tiit ""' ' tllt lattltsllip" (eom) '56 John Mills
3:00 a lllowits: "The Stranee Cm ot
Or R1," "The Crimson Canary"
THURSDAY
MAY 11-
for moml111 1nd 1tt1moon lrstlnp,
pluM Mt DAmME ~RAMS. II· low, tor ,., aNIVttllellce, .,, lllt
daJ'•""""-
DAmMl lllOVICS
I !:JO CD "Wns & lllaic" (mus)
"48-Mdty Roonty. Tom Or1k
Betty Clrrett, Jlntl Le11h
12:00 G "GallC W1i" (dr1) ·~
Charis 81onson, Kent Teylo1
l :OO <Ial CC) "Guu of Oi1blo"
(wes) '64-Charlu Bronson
l:JO 8 CC) "llcN to Stvtf A WM
li~i•i" (com) '6S-Annetlt
fun1tello 0.ayne H1tkm1n
•V•NINQ
8:00
• rn a • CJJ <Bl o ,. ... a ~,...,one
.,~
CD T1lt lrMy 8ullc-tl mw.111-12
@ T1le AdllllS Cllrollda m Electric c.,.y
<H Ptnoftll f IMllCe
-6:30-u Moorie: l1:J (90) "Powder Kea"
(1dv) '70-Rod laylol, Dennis Cole
Mtriu 2'llitM CIDJ llen lirifflll SllOW
CD ~ m T11e Wies m °"' UIJ 9 Tiii filwlaa Yun
ACROSS
2 llelof'lll'C to 11s (clue to __ ,
4 C•ry I Poueu (CIUe to __ ,
10 Mtlot~ 0<n_..t 12 Gym ebbr.., )
ll LOOI< O<W•d to 14 Hindu IOd ol 11\e dud I 7 Humber ol httle lnclians lf'I
Chnth• no•e4 II Ontroy 20 TV poueu0< ol i,_ 21 Alter-clonne< dttnh 24 F.c11oNI uptaon
26 ·-o' My Hefrt' 27 In IN YIC1nlty ol 21 Soal<ed JO Alner 32 Power ""'1t 35 Tr.in ,_.., )
: ~.!!t.ol houM
41 Rec:-42 Fuel
43 Ootmounted 45 Spr"'I month (Clue 10 --> 46 O• 0< elm
7:00
I.}) EMfllllCJ OM
D8Gllns
8 Li1n Chlb
()) Tiit Joker's Wikl
II) Bowli111 f« Ooll1n
CD I LMe UicJ m Ma.12
9 Oi1111 isms 111 Culture m 1111d1e111Lt11m •"*1
a ~r-..i !SJ TM HolM GarMftlf
-7:30-
.. lbmt That Tllne
" llewtywe4 &amt a The Golla S110W
(() "' Surc.h of ... II TM ~lf's tirllcl
CIDrlllldl """ CD lrMJ llullc:h m Allena lll'Pt t8l Palititllell ID CllllNI 21 T111ipt
ID) lkwsdMd
8:00
'
U Cl) Tiit W1ttons (I!) !he Iran
qu1l1ty of Walton's Moun111n 1s shal
le1ed wllen Grandpa invites a US
Army unit to camp on the mount11n
while thty prithee maneuvers
0 BEASTS ON STRUTS * TERRORIZE A CITY!
D Qll SPECW. TM least Alt '" Ille Streets (2111) Clrol lynley and
Dale Robinette slar 1n lh1s suspense
drama as, respectively, a vetennar
1an and the hud raneer at a park 101
wild animals, who despmtely try lo
round up the animals alter a Ind
cmhes thfou11I lhe fence hee1n1 the
beasts ;,nd causin1 panlC amona the
people 8111 Green Bush and Philip
Michael Thomas are featured
DOWN
I Advert11•n1 •mc>loye..s 2 At09 (clue 10 puule antwet)
J ln1t1alt ol Qv•rk ti• 4 Teel 0< Al>M (clue to
antwer)
S MatU<e
6 ·Henry vr ch ... acter 1 Water or St Peter's.
9 T"ect I I Concern1na 15 Wat MnCer~ 16 """plet
19 M.,I"'
21 Re•
22 UPl'1 compet•IOOf'I (M>Orev )
23 Fresh
25 Volcano Ctater
29 Nol IOoH JI~ 33 Oicot
34 Smud&• 37 Rttlina 39 Evetar-
40 F 0<mer'ly Clay 4.4 F 0< eumple (Mlbtev )
Answer at end of
the Saturdey tog
TV WEEI(, MAV 14 ld78-
The wildest beach motorcycle
race ever run, with Annette
Funicello, Dwayne Hickman,
Buster Keaton and Mickey Rooney.
BEACH PARTY WEEK
THE 3:30 MOVIE
9THURSDAY~
,..,.11
HOSTS: SUZANNE SOMERS
JOHN RITTER
STARRING SPECIAL GUEST HOST:
RICARDO MONTALBAN
A LSO STARRING:
STEVE ALLEN MARY ANN MOBLEY
ROY CLARK RITA MORENO
GARY COLLINS MUMMENSCHANZ
BERT CONVY SAMANTHA SANG
JAMIE LEE CURTIS JERRY STILLER &
BARBARA EDEN ANNE MEARA
FREDDY FENDER RIP TAYLOR
AND FROM MEXICO:
BALLET FOLKLORICO OF MEXICO
AND A GALAXY OF FABULOUS
MEXl~N STARS
9PMCBS~Z
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.THURSDAY (Contin~ed>
O Movie: CJ (2hr) "Mil Unhl
011\" (611) '61-A116ny Hepburn,
Alan Art1n .•
U <I r;-o: Wtkome B.tck Kotter
C~os s111b~ Buchanan H1ch School
when swealho1 nemrns Carvelh COiis
Mr Woodman rnlo behevinc bf1ncs
from anolher plant will soon land on
campus
0 Moof1t. :C: (2hr) "ll1&ht l'H•
sace" (adw) ~1-Jamts Stew111
A'l(l1e Murphy Dan Duryea m Carol 8ur11ttl ' friends II> Mowie: .C. (2br) "Tiie S.u 11"
(wes) SZ Charllon Heston
ED The 01111u ls: The W11ter 1n
Ameriu Wuaht Mo111s A profile of
wuttr/photoarapher W11eht Mo111s
winner of lhe coveled Guuenhe1m
re11owsh1p three limes-twice for
photo&raphy and once for writin&
Among his novels are 'My Uncle
Dudley: ··Man and Bov.' love
Among the Cannibals
(fGJ Anyont IOf Tennyson?
-8:30-u 1..3.J ttO Operation l'elt1co1t
·ciau Voyanl CR) Panic slr1ku the
Sea T 1ger crew when LI Clarres
pred1clrons based on iead1ng the11
palms slart comine lrue m Cross·Wits ® C4Mumer Sl.lrvru l llrt
ED In Surth ol "" Real Ameriu
f${ Over luy
9:00
0 e • SPECIAL hshu l ol lht
Sim : M111co (2hr) Suzanne Someis
and John Riller host this cOlorlul
musK and tomedy Spttral stamng
special guest host R1urdo Mon
talban The spet1al •as laped 1n
Acapulco Me11co City and Gu1dal1
1ara and 1s a salute lo Ou• southern
neighbor as each stu performs
aea1ns1 I he uoltc background of
some of Me11co's most buultful
locallons Guest stars include Steve
Alim Roy Clark, Gary Collins. Bert
Convy, Jamie lee Curhs, Barbira
Eden. Freddy Fender. Mary -'nn
Mobley, Rita Moreno. and Rip Taylor
U ffi lfO> B11ney Millu .. ln1u1u
ration'" Capl Miller and the men of
tilt 12th precinct face up lo dealing
with a .. Jumper .. when a crazed man
lh1eatens lo leap off a bu1ld1ne 1nlo
the m1dsl ot lhe mayoral parade m Mm Griffin Sptt11I Merv sa
lutes Disco Queen Donna Summer
and her new moYle .. Thank God Its
Friday ·· 1n l•o 90 minute specials
Thursday and foday The theme 1s
Disco music and Donna Summer and
her friends from Casablanca Re
cords -Paul Jabara Joey Tmolta
love and t<1sses and Brooklyn
Dreams 101n Merv to sing lhe11 lalest
hits Donna talks about her career
and how she made the frans1ft0n
from comedienne to sei symbol 1nd
then sin&s two numbers from TGlf
Rumor Has II"' 1nd last Dance
l2J) Avstin City Limrb
ED WOfld .. Days of May" An analysis
of lhe French l eft1sl party and lherr
attempts lo win power 1n the streets
and 1n the ballot bo~es from 1968 lo
1978
9 l'residenli•l l'rus Secredarres
-9:30-
fJ lV ClOJ Fish "Chief fish" When
a rural lown rn Geor11a wants Phil to
be its top top, the group home
appears lo be "Gone with lhe Wind 0> Mundos Oputstos
TV WEEK, MAY 14. 1978
10:00
D OPERATION: RUNAWAY
• Girl Rtfusa AbortUin
U Qll Operation: ll11n1tny "Too
Youn& To Love' McKay med11tu 1n
1n emotion ch111ed s1lu1hon involw
ong a preenant teenager and her
boyl11end (Mue W1nn1n1ham and
Gary Imhoff) who 11n aw1y when her
parents 1nsrsted on an 1borllon
Roaer Per~ Sharon Acker co star
0 O Mewl
U fJ lllretu Barella duperatefy
t11es to save the trves of two down
and out youn& act1eSSts involved 111 a
deadly u ton1on plol Sheila Dew
1ndt Ro1 Kelly Stoey M1tchlll guest
11.0J The l&aaiul Musiul World of
Julie AndrtM
0> let's Malt A Dul
0.4J Masterpie(e Theater
ED Miclml Jadson Show larlh
quake spectahst. Or Clarence Allen
uplores methods and val1d1l~ of
earthquake predictions
1$~ Nft'ldlecr
-10:30-m m 11...,
fZ!) Maclleil/lehrer Report
l O l'rofilts
11:00
0 3l 0 u 1{) ~ (JJJ ""'
O lowt Amtriun Style
D Mcmt. "Time U111it" (dra) '57-
Rrchard Widmark, Rrchard Basellart m The 06d eoup1e
Q) Monty Python's fly1n1 Cuen
~(! Turfta~t
fD Olci C-lt SMw
SO' M.adltil/ltflrer Report
-11:30-
fJ -1 1 CBS Lite ltlo¥ie: M•A•S•H/
"Cry h11te" (dra) 74 John For
sythe Anne Francis Carl Holliman
U lllJ Johnny CaltOll
U m tl§l Stars.lly l Hutch m That Girl m Cel Stwart
fill) 18 C.,tiontd ABC News
12:00
0 Twilip l Zone m Trvth or ConsequentH m The Honepmoonen
-12:30-0 Mowie: (1:) "Topkap i" (com)
64 Melina Mercou11. Peler Ustinov
fJ Cl J UOJ Toma m "'°'": "Above SuSf)i<ion" (adv)
'43 Joan Crawford
11> Mowtt: ~ "ThrH Youn1 Tu·
1n1" (wes) 54-Jeffrey Hunter
2:00
fJ Mom. '"'11.tnt Journey'' (dra)
46 Glenn Ford hnel Blau
O Mo-ties: 'M1ssm1 Guest,
~ere! of lhe Chateau O Mom: "Hired Wife" (com) 40-
Rosahnd Russell. 811an Aherne
-2:30-m Mowia: "llipt Star Gocldess of
Electra" (Kl 11) '6S-Su11 Anderson
4:00
fJ Tht Stm l 61m 6s SMw O Movie: rtJ "Four QuHns tor an
Att" (adv) '66-Sylva Koscrna
-4:30-m Movie: "The Oay the Sky [I.
plo6t d" (sci Ii) '58-Paul
Hubschm1d. Madeline Fischer
I FRIDAY
MAY It
for 1110m1n1 111411 1fttr11tt11 1istiftcs.
plua .. DAmME l'tOCIWIS. le· low, !of "9r ~llU. are tht AJ's~
DAmME MOVIES
11:30 m "li1cl1td ,.,, .. (mus)
'41-James Strwart lina
Turner Hedy Lamarr Judy C11
land. lad.1e Cooper Eve Alden
lony M1rtin. Charles W1nn1neer. tan Hunter
12·00 D CC) "llloonlleet" (adv)
55-Stewart Cranaer Ceor1e
Sanders, Joan Greenwood
3:00 [Q) (CJ "lttm'" (susp)
'68-Joan Ciawl0td. Ty Hardin
3:30 U CC) "It's A Illini WOl'ld"
(com) ·66 Deborah Walley
Tommy Kirk, Bob Pickett, Su11c
Kaye. Jack Bernardi, William
O'Connell
8:00
fJ ()) D D ()) ® 0 News D lmtrCtMJ One
-~· m lr1dJ Bunch II> Adam-12
fl) Jounlty to Mff11h1r1 l8l Oi11tmioM in C111t111t m Zaom
OJ u Crildl lien Ctlldl
9 Hbtory of Mt11tO
-6:30-
fJ Tlttlttales
()) AIMriu 2Nlcht
CID> Mm Criffifl Show m ltwitdlff
II) Tiie Rootits ® P"10ftfl r1111nc-1
m °"' r.u, m Y'man.1
(9) C.Umtr SurriYll Kit
7:00
D The $25,000 l')r1mld
()) Emer1ency Ont
D&IDNns "Lian aub
()) The Joler's Wild
l!l llowlina for Oolllrs m I Lon IJlcy
0) Adam·l2
18) It's Ewerykdy's luslness m Mac:Neil/lehrer lltport
QJl (Jiterta1n ... nt T oni&ht
(Jj) ElectioCI '71
-7:30-fJ The Price Is Ri&ht
D Wild KiRCdolll "land of thr Con
dof" M11hn Perkins roins Jim fowler
on lhe desolate cc>1st ol Peru to
starch IOI the wand's most ~1est1t
bird-the Andean cond0t " ..,,_ ...... u SPtCW. Ooltnr ' 111101: lthind
tlle Sc.tMS This spec11I lollows !ht
blother and slSltr tum lhroueh the
P'Ote$S ol crealtn& the11 telev1st0n
s/low, from costume l1ttin13 to com
edy and dance rehearsals with theu
1utsts Paul Lynde and Mel l1ll1s
Cl) l1lt 111..,,.ta G Tiit Johr's Wild
(]JJ Hollywood Sq111r11 m Indy llllKh
.., Allltricl 2Nlpt
9 California T onlpt
Em Chaftlltl 21 Tonllf!t
8:00
D CIJ Wondet Wo1111~ (R) The
leader of an 1nlernatt0n1I as.»ss1na
loon buruu attempts to depose e
btlltonaire 1ndust11ahst and his
bodY&uard a1enl D1111.1 Pronce
D illJ 'ILOT Ltp A comedy/mi
elr tn which Mama lfW1s plays a
wtdow who woiks as a comed.enne at
M1101 Putnam's (Dave Ketchum)
seedy Oasis l!olel to wpport her
teenaae son (Scott Baio). and shares
her Las Veen ap1rtmen1 with Stacy
Turner (Ca1en Kaye) an asp111n1
show11rl with 1 9 yur old sister
(Tammy Lauren)
D Mom: <CJ (2hr) "Tiie Fu Hoo·
zons" (adv) 55 Charlton Heston. r red MacMurray
U cm Donny I M1ri1 R1t1
Coohdae and Mel T 1lhs cuest D Mowle: (~ (2hr) "Opetalion
Pttt~t" (com) 59 Cary Grant.
Tony Curtis. Joan O'Brien
CD Ctrol Burnett I friends II> Mo.it: (CJ (211r) "That C.rtlin
Fttlillf" ((Om) ·~Bob Hope. Eva
Mane Sa.nt
flit Q.~ 0 Wuhinaton Wttk in Review
-8:30-m cr ... wits m 8 u Wall StrHt "-'l
9:00
U ( t J The lncrteliblt Hui. David
Bannei impersonates a scientist in
spectonc 1 nuclear research lmhty
to &et accw to its aamma ray
equipment but his attempts lo rt
verst his own rad11tt0n is interrupted
by an earthquake
D (JI) The ltocUord Fitts Qud 1t
Nnana (R) RocU01d does a favor
for I tatter day h1pp1e, but the &ood
deed &ets him rn !rouble with 1
reco1d1n1 artist who 1s try1nt to eonr
up a hom1t1de Valene Curlin and
Od Anlhony Williams &ut$1
fJ TRUE GRIT-FURTHER * ADVENTURES/SEE IT!
U Cll <IDl AIC frld1r Mo.it: ~
(211r) ''True Grit" (wts) '78-Warren
Oates. Lisa Pelikan, Let Meriwether
A world p1tm1ere movie continuing
the advenrum of lhe ea lawman
with an eye patch, Rooslei Co1burn,
.iho battles in1ust1ce 1n Ills own
unorll1odo1 way fh1s 1s an ABC pilot
bued on the 011ginal movie of the
same title m lllerw Griffin Show Special
"TGtr" Merv salutes 01$Co Queen
Oonna Summer and her new movie
"Thank GOO It's frlday ' T01111hl tS a
chanee or pace stiow. with lhe staee
turned into a discotheque. complete
with bubble machine and eaohc
hthlln& E11hl hnahsts m the fost
Casablanca Nalt0nal DISCO Conles1
compele bflore 1ud1es 8111 Wardlow
ol 81llb<>Jrd Ma1111ne. Re11ne the
lamous frtnch discotheque owner,
and Ht1I Bogut (President of Cas
ablanca Rec01ds anu Erecutove Pro
ducer of TGIF "
Q'4) Grul Ptrf0flll111ea (2hr) "The
American Ballet Theatre" r amed bal
let stars Mikh11I Bary~nikov ud
Glesey K11k11nd are featured 1n the
Ameocan Ballet lhutre perfor
mince of Geo11e Balanchine's ntw
"Theme and Va111ho111."
fD lllmerpitct Thutrt "Our Mu
lual Friend" NJCodemus Boffin 1i no
loneer a kind. generous man But M1
Venus and Mr Wea continue in the11
pursuit ol John Harmon'$ will
(JO) flrlna Une
10:00
D (f} Husllands, wtm I lo.111
The prtllrchon' ol a 1111htclub psy
chic throw the llVt couples into
turmo1l-esoemJly when some of the
prophecies appear to be com1n1 true
D QI) Quilter 'The Hero Syn
drome" A youna tonash0teman
insists that he tS 1u11ty ol a hom1t1de
but Quincy's autopsy on the victim
seems to piove otherw1n Rober1
Walkt1 1utsts
U D m News
Cl) Let's Ible A ~al
f1l) Madllel JKlMll Clay Felker
pubh~t1 of Elquire Ma1111ne com
pares p11nt med11 with television
{§ WOf'ld
-10:30-m O>N.., m The Mldk1l/ltfuer lltpol1
11:00
U CI.I D U (J) (fD) tHl llews
U Lon Ameriun StJlt
U Mowle: ct) "Wiid in the
Strffb" (d18) '68 -Shelley Wmters.
Christopher Jone~. Hal Holbrook m Th• Odd toup1t
Cl> liloftty ~·s flylnc Clrcu•
aJ Ille• P11'1f*tiYts on tllt Ntin m Diel c-11 Show
(9) The llll1eNtll/lefuer Report
-11:30-
• ()) CIS Sports
D tD JollnllJ Canon
U ()) [Q) SPECIAL Ctllfon111 Jam
II (2h1) H11hh1hts ol lhe concert held
at Ontario Mot01 Speedway lutu11ne
Bob Welch (with Stevie NJCks and
Mic' fleetwood) Dave Mason San
lana, forerane1. A11owsm1th Hurt m Ovttr IJ1111b
Cl) ;et Smart
TV WEEK MAY 14, 197B
m a Ca!ltiolltd UC 11m
12:00
8 Twllislll Z... m ni. rtont1mt1M11
-1!:30-
D Mowlt: ''lllt IOttl WlctiM" (d11)
6S-Marcello Mastro1ann1 m Mowit: "Sta ., &rm" (dra)
'47-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hep-
burn, M tlvyn Oo111lls
Q) MoN: "()perltioli Almterdt111"
(dra) 60-Peter r1nch. En Blflok
1:00 D (fl) Midfll&ht s,.dlt
O ISPJ
-1:30-u Talbbollt
Ital Mo.it: CC: "Chambel of Hof.
rors" (hor) '66 Patock O'Ne.al
2:00
l!J Mcww. LC) "ClflJOll PW1Ct''
(adv) '46 Susan Hayward. Dana Andr~ws, 811a11 Oonlt>ty, Waid Bond
-2:15-
• The Stne Ed111rd1 Show
-2:30-
D Mo.Its: "Shoot Loud. louder I
Don l Understand,'' "The Man Who
C11ed Woll"
3:00
CD Mowles: "Vampire's Ghost."
'Creature lrom the Haunted Sea"
-3:20-u M0t11: "HawlRt A Wtttdtrfol
Timt" (com) '38-Gineer Rocers
4:00
D Mowlt: "flit Cafpet If IWTOf"
(mys) '62-Joachim fuchsberatr
A modern day, muscle-bound Samson
meets his Delilah on the beach.
Deborah Walley and Tommy Kirk.
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I SATURDAY
MAY 2t
llORNINQ I
8:00
D TMrs Cit
CJ) Sllluist SttMStt1
-~fttAtck
CD UllMntty of lht Alf
-6:30-
D Qll M~ Ali
Iii Ilia Waller mn tlml""' G DMy I lioNlll
(It Culture If AM1e"t (Opt m U"it Si1 m G4lest s.ot
m CaptloMd """
7:00
.. SumiSll Stmattr a u Hone Kcwtc Phooey .. m (f~ Suptlfrltllds Hollr
DTht rn a11b m Eletliellbry ,...,
II> Wolun !Ifft to 11 .. 1
fB Yep for Hultll
-7:30-
0 C..1'1 Thrte
D QI) '° '° "9bettottm U h<aetttn
CB 11°'11: CC' "C11pplt Crtt•"
(•tS) ·57 ~·ce Mon11omery.
1111111 Boolll Jerome Courtland
Richaro Eaan m .._,., ltoell!
fJi) Tiit AditllS ClirOllida
8:00 u (I; """ IDllo!llc Stetctt D llMit: "This Gun for Hirt'' (<Ill)
'42-Alan Ladd Veronica takt
& CD <!DJ uff·A.tYl'lltla
(i) Ifni•: "Sinbad the S•ilor"
(adv) 47-Douelu fa11banks JI
Mauretn O'Hara. Waller Slmk
Anthony Quinn
-8:30-u cv SpMd Buw
Q)ltlllo9
f1l) rtt11n1 rrtt
9:00
fJ (J l Burs Bun•rl llotd Runner m lllowie: urn Otd C.lifor11la" (wes)
'41-John Wayne, Palsy kelly 81nn1e
Barnu, Alber1 Dekker
Ill S.• Yorty
fD T11r111bout
O>lmllht
-9:30-
D Qt TlliN ''" ,alltller D *'i•: C) "Tiit ltlur11 of rrant h111u" (wu) 40 Henry
fonda. Cent T 1erney
f.tl lMm m Esta Es u VMsa
10:00
D (ft) t.m hlltJ I Ille ltltwtb a m tm lrofft Su,.,..
0 Wantl4: Dead of Aliwe
Q) llttit: "Slltll Sllock" (dra)
'64-Betch OickellQn C1r1 Crow mvw-o..
-10:30-
• Cl) llltlMflfT•l'Ull
.. QIJ $pkt SttltinelS G lltwlt: ~ "Astro Zo1111tltt"
(hof) ·4~w1nclell ColtJ, TOM Pace.
John Ctrndint. Jan Pttr1c.
• Ola """ • Cleak
TV WEEK, M.a.v'14, 1978
11:00
.. (8) ..., Lupe lnebJll
• (I) (JI Alt WtfttM s,ea.1
"The lsuPt ol •One Ton Pet" (R)
Part II ol 1 tllree part story abOut a
YOllnl &111 who tries lo SllYe her pet
bllll ham the butcher shop Slacy
Swor Ken" Borell and bmh
~l1h1n star m u ,alttrllS
fDllou
-11:30-
• Secltb of bis •Dna..t
• (I§) bienuti ~nd
CD RHIMl!t Midi<
8> Tiit loW OMS
AFT•RNOON
12:00 • llJ ht Albert
D Tllilipt Zont D Tht East Sift ~ids m Tiiis Wttk in lastball m The frllldl Clltl
-12:30-• (() 5'Kt Audtmy
"" ., • .., lwcll D Mowi1: "Tltt lrtrlai•tt Man"
(m~) '33-Claude Raint1
-~]
f!Q) Oisct I 0
m "" 11«111 Cl) llod SqllM
fl:) Crutm StitdleJJ
tPl '"' Cll1111p111nshlps Indiana Bo~ Bultlball
1:00
D <D4r.lb ... 8 ~ AIC's Wide lifot1d of ~Ho 1nforma1ton av11l1ble horn
lht ntlwork 11 our press llme m Seu! Train m flit ma I.KA tou-Coll Golf
Classic Top women aoJfm 1n lht
United Stal ts compete en the second
round of this sr• day lournament at
fo1sea1e Counhy Club, J1mesbu1e.
New lersr. for a purse ol $100,000-
lhe tarees1 ouBe 1n lhe na11on for a
54 llole tournament
-1:30-
• (])CBS Rl111 F'afioftl
l'J a.11ott I Costello a> lllowie: "fr111ds Coon tflt 811 Town~ (com) '56-Donald 0 Connor
Yvette Ducay
2:00
80.kt
D Tlltt's Cat
lil Tlle IC wan.,
• ~ ne ""kllttl Stun t rve cover11e of lhe Preakness
stakes IH>rst race horn Plmlico R1te
Coone en Balhmore. l1laryland
LM Alltficatl Style m .... .,_.1o
QI) •ortcl Cll1111pltHl11p Tennis Shak.~y's Tournament at Ch1mot0ns 0 llidll') .. Mt1ial
-2:30-
• Cl) Tiie lllMlorial Golf T 11111111·
llltftt Coveraee ot lh1S $200,000 1ou1
namenl Imm the Colon11f Country
Clwb 1n Fort Worth, luH U~rtUSA
3:00 BOtl ea.,.
=~; ...... w..w ..
..... flo lflfllt!Mtloli H•flablt lrOm
tllt nttwoft It ellr ,rtD lirnt
Cl MOYie: f~ "Earth II" (dra)
'71-Guy Lockwood. Scotl Hyl1nds GJ .... it: .. ,..,,,. •• ,, ,,..
sart" (adv) '40-SPtncer lrtcy.
Robert Youn&. Ruth Hussey
Q) ftnJll m Nemtlllll•: l111mi1111tion
9 AfttnlOOll Mowll
-3:30-
CD T.,.c: O S.turuy
8 Mo•I•: _c= "Tam hth"
(adv) '62 Tony Curlis Yul lllrnnea
Ch11st1nt Kaufmann
cr.D'l Mtwle: (C) "TtrrOf In tllt Skp"
(susp) 7D-Dout McClure Ell> Old frltnd\, Mew fntfl41
9 Tiie Amertun Story
4:00
D (£ CIS Sports Sptctaular
Daredevil Ru Blackw'll and s11
olhtt 1nterna11on11 class cornpet1tors
comoett '" the NOrlh Ame11c1n Motoreyclt Jumpoll, lrom the Char
rorrt (~C ) Motor SpeedW1y
']) Journey I• Adnnt1111
D V01•1• i. Ill• 8ottom ot 1111 St•
UJ Movie: C) "Moo Om Oar
Knf" (com) '63-Dons Day James
Carner m Latino Ceftsortium
-4:30-
IJ) Mp Tllttt Som
Ell> Out '81, USA 1Tt 'tnOll•I f111.tnc1
5:00
D Wild Wofld ol Anilllab
::V Morie: "llia&m" rmys) ~)
111111lyn Mon10t Joseph Colten
D J StJr Tre• CJ Mqwie: "I.off lie Ttndtr" (mus)
56-Elvis Presley Rachard Cean
Debra Paaet Neville Brand M1td1ed
Ounnock. J1rnts Drury
®JO lhwt m Mow1t: ~J "The Sulplluntm"
(•U) '67-Burt Lanmter Shelley
Winlers Telly Savalas. Ossie Davis
fB Stanley Cup '1f,olb l 1ve cover
lit ol the llnal round
9 Maktnf It Colin!
Ell> Star So«er
-S:lO-
D Lari of tht Wild
D @ Nnrs crm Movie: ICJ "Lot of the Btu• P11rl" (dra) '75-Clen Corbell
iJO) A,plled Ted111i.uts ol Shftltin1
EVBNINQ I
8:00
0 0 (I)""' g Mowit: (t:l (Zhr) "Tht lta•fld
If logy Crttt" (doc) 72 a Gft1tm s,om le11nd1
Q) Mowit: LC) (Zhr) "Rob111 and
ttM Sevt11 llooa" (corn) 64 frank
S1ntl11. Oun ltlart1n
9 Studio Set m Tiit Onti••ti IJll ..,,., Tyler Moort
-6:30-
fJ 8 llrn
Atlllttk •oundtlblt
G Miry TJltr lltort
ID Que h11 USA
fD fyrllJbowt "Wha l'' Happftn1n&
to Dack and Jane?'' A 1111 soccer
player and a boy ballet dancer
demonstrate that mu11 stereotypes
are d1min1shm1 a 1tw1tc11H <II Clllftfnia Tonlpt
7 :00
0 "'" ""' ""' (JJ lhwt
II fllftity ftocl a E,..ntntsa tn anat1n (() °" !tit ..... D s.ctnd Clty Rnut I.ml ~n lid Show m a}) u..rence w ... S11o11
@ O~ Upo11 a Clas.sit
fil) CllifOfllla T Oftlllll m Ina ai.con
ft Allslrn City l.Jmrts
-7:30-0 Tiit Muppeb Clo11s l u'hman
auests
f}) Adal'll·l1
D la Surth Ot ..
Q ~I Eclitioft Barba.a feldon
reports on an unusual party 1n San
Francisco. men who blow up build
1na$ 101 a IMna. a new da11ng
melhod and lalks with Jan Mtehaet
Yancenl
ctJ keen's '-" CiJ T1•t A Good ~
JD) T111l11 HollyllOOd
l1J) Lowell TllOflln Remembtn
t1i) Tiit Two a011n1n
8 :00
0 f l The JelftllOM (A) In a~'
ca11 one nour episode Ceorae ~
boasting ol ho• well he s do•n&
huds him 101 d1saslei whtn lhe
under.orld eets inlo the acr
D ()f, ''DJ"' UFO S1e11tana •011 fhe Ooll House Incident Allen
btancs mhanae a lotus shaped loal
ol IHHd lor • iue of mlhly wait/
and an elderly u1eli1~!1 uvu parl
ol lhe loaf n physical evidence of
lhen VISll
U Mowle. "S1nl the Bismarc•"
l1dv) 60 Kenneth Mort Dana
Wyn I er
0 '.]} t}OI nECIAL '•ul Lynde
Spec"I Paul l yndr sf ilrs tn his own
comedy special , D Movie: ~ (90) uQuacbcr for-
tu111 Has A Cousin In tlle Bron•"
(tom) '70 Cent W1lde1, Maraot Kid
der (1letn Colean, Sumus ford m Pontiat Presenb
• "Super Speci1I": with
JerlJ ltwis, flell
Sed1h/Mithel lecrand m Sl'£CIM. Pontin ,resent' 11111 Std"• 1nd ltfl) lJwls (Al Michel
l egrand /losts this mus1cal1vanc1r
hour w1111 Jerry Ltw1s and Neil Se
daka as his special euests, horn lhr
POft Rovale lhe~tre an Place Des
Ms. Montreal. Canada Th' Montrul
Symphony Orchestra rs lealurtd
Q) LI Stnnp Ttnnii Ch11s [vert
and Cht Naslase of lht Stnncs vs
Dainr rromhoU1 and Alan Stonr ol
the lnd•ana Lom
fl) l11fldlln llo Oohmlde Aturro
(.l~ Old fotlllb, ltfw f rrends
t1i) llbie: "Swfla ,ttl" ((Om)
56-lnnne M01uu Jran Paul
Belmondo
'lOl llou
-8:30-
~· Tllfwp All Aces
9:00
0 <11 CIS S.lurCly llOflt: <CJ
(Zhr) ''Hannit Caulder'' (wes) '71 -
Raquel welcll. Robert Culp. St1other
Marhn. Ernest Boremne. Jack Clam.
Diana Dors. Christopher lee Ms
Welch plays a bttter W01T11n ouf,1o
avcna~ thr murder of her husband
•nd he( rlPt by four outlaws •ho
1lso burned her home lo the around
8 "HUNTERS Of THE
11t REEr'-UNDERWATER
ACTION/MUST SEE!
D 8 RIC Slblru, liloM: 11:)
(2llr) "Huottrs of tilt .. ,, .. (adv)
· 78-M1ch1tl Parka. Mery Louise
Weller Wilham Windom hlton
Perry Moosce D11t1. Steven Mtcht.
Katy Kurt2man Pa• \s slt rs • stlva&t
boat t1pl11n who lfl(Ounltrs numtr
ous unt•ptCted ptJlls u ht llttmPIS
lo beat h11 belier equipped 11vals to
(he silt ol a rteent wiec~ Tht
pro&ram was l1lmed an Key West Flt
8 ®l Thi lOft loat Co
pher. the Rebel' sters Eve Plumb
and Don Porter. Cabin Fever" stus
Kay Ballard (has JKob,, Anlon10
F111as and Jonelle Allen Pac1tac P11nceu" stars Pat Mo11t1, Gary Col
hns and Diane Btktr
G)H .. Ha.
8 Slnr A Sit" A vanetr procram
tututtna dance, mime. poetry and
com1Cal skits and dramahc un of the
Sl&n Wl&11ate. A -..ittrpitct Th11tr1
-9:30-
0 Movie: i°t) (90m) "Sam's
Sona" (dra) 74-Robert Dtn110.
lenn1ler Warren 0 flit Silent Maiofity m M'" Ruuen t4medy ~111
The ptrsonahhrs and evrnls of the
day are once aaain lhe rar1tt ol
Russell s barbtd comments h1lu1ous
songs and humorou~ commtnrar~
10:00
D Bis Battla Battle of B11t11n
U I, IOJ hntur Island Call
Me Lucky' srars Richard Oawson
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