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Trash? Darty books? Porno
graphy?
Profitable
The 18th CC'ntury rr11htc>ned
ml~ In th t•xrer t 1 hcroant• o'f
·The Jo'lome
an d th e
f'l o wr.r,'
k.a thleen
Woodiwlu '
1972 n ovel
that sold 2 5
milli o n
copte
G1v~ o r
t a kE' an as·
sault or t~o. 14ELM
and wtde \ ariance an writing
quality, Heathor-like heroines
Mt> romptng through hundreds
of romance novels pouring out of
publishing houses.
Woodiwiss was one of the first
rom a nce write rs to lactl her
SUNDAY
• books with htallating sex scenes
and reap the harvest of multi-
million sales figures. Shortly
thereafter, an unknown but now
generally acknowledged queen
of the bookstalls, Rosema ry
Rogers appeared.
Amidst courtly historical set-
tings, she weaves lusty charac-
te r s a nd savage sexuality.
Regardless of the brutality and
degradation to which she sub-
ject s her heroine, however.
Rogers always remains true to
romance genre mandates and
ultimately rewards the gaspin~
lady with the undying love and
devotion of the hero.
The books have brought her an
estimated annual income of Sl
million.
The gold mines of Woodiwiss
a nd Rogers have s pawned
dozens of imitator s. diluting
sa les somewhat.
StiU, in Orange County and
parts of Los Angeles area alone,
Rogers' new works sell 25,000 to
30,000 copies in the first two
months of publication, according
to Dick Berls of Drown News
Agency, a local supplier to
supermarkets and bookstalls.
Who's reading all these books?
Women. almost everyone
agrees. The occasional male
reader surfaces but if large nwn-
bers of men are fans of the novels,
they aren'tconfessing.
What is the appeal?
The instant, popular answer of
moU critics, booksellers and
publishers pounces on a three·
letter explanation -sex.
Females whO-pick up reading
tips at beauty salons, grab an
occasional pape rback at
supermarkets, like pornography
but won't admit it, are some of
the reader descriptions offered.
The "soft.porn" c ritique is
heard frequenUy. accompanied
by implications that readers are
bored. sexualJy.repressed
housewives, cloaking their tastes
for lust·ridden reading by buying
the marginally acceptable
romances instead of "Hustler" or
newsstandpOrnofare.
* * * ll 's a quiet afternoon in Hunt-
ington Beach; the sun is shining
although the streets are still
damp from intermittent rain.
Vicki Cl ark a nd Marci a
Gewelber sit down to chat about
the romance novels they read.
The scene is Vicki's airy, win-
dowed living room. Here the two
close friends, who are wives,
and mothers of young children.
frequently review reading mat-
ter of recent days.
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VOL. 72, NO. 42, 7 SECTIONS, 120 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1979 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~ming the Bard Way
David Nolen Cmiddle ) and Elmer Murray
fin doorway > of Fountain Valley were all
too eager to leave the tear gas phase of a
stress camp for Poli ce Explorer Scouts· at
Camp Pendleton Saturday. Some 160
youths from 21 local departments took
part in the rigorous exercises emphasizing
the discipline of police work.
Oil Sets Streets ·Ablnze
Tanker Spill Floods Town With Flames
R1DGWAY, P a . !APl
Streets of this rural town were
aflame with 24,000 gallons of oi l
burning after a freight train de·
railed early Saturday, officials
said
Fire fed by a river of crude 011
destroyed a railroad freight sta·
tion and ~ two.story fire station
with a fire truck parked inside
Utility lines were burned and
homes were scorched No in
juries were reported.
·'The whole s treet was on
fire," said Fire Chief William
Gaus man. "It was like a sea of
r ed flamt>s •·
Tops
Poll
Schroeder and
friends were the
favorite comic
strip of five age
groups of s ub-
s ciri bers polled
by the Dally
Pilot in its an-
nual com i cs
poll. To find out
o th e r top
scorers and the
total tally. see
Pagt~ Al 1.
Gausman said a B&O freight
train carrying crude oil jumped
the single track running through
this northwestern Pennsylvania
town about 2: 15 a.m. Saturday
a nd collided with other cars
parked on a siding.
"One car punctured and there
was an explosion. Those tank
cars hold 24.000 gallons of fuel
oil and it all escaped. That's
what flowed down the street."
Gausman said.
As firemen from neighboring
communities rus he <! to the
scene, volunteer s evacuated
about 15 homes facing West
Main Street. The residents re·
turned home after the fire was
doused and pumped foam on the
re maining train cars.
"We woke up with flames,"
said Mrs. Irene Filch, who lives
near the burned freight station.
"The fl ames were so bright and
then the whistle blew. The fluid
ran up the road and down the
other side. We thought the whole
block was going to go."
State police cordoned off a
portion of the town of 6,300 peo·
pie until cleanup was completed.
Gausman said be was unable
to estimate the financial loss.
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Iran Riots Spread
Raiders Grab Air Base Weapons
TEHRAN CAP>-· Armed anti.·
government rioters s mas hed
their way into an air base to-
day in eastern Tehran. raided
the arsenal and made off with
fresh supplies of rifles, machine
guns and other weapons, wit-
nesses said.
The base was the focal point of
bloody weekend fi g htin g
between mutinous air for ce
cadets backed by armed
civilians and troops of the elite l~erial Guard that killed 160
people. Ule omc1a1-pnrnews
agency reported. One Tehran
newspaper put the toll at 200
dead.
Government t roops recap·
lured the base Saturday night,·
d riving out re bels who had
seized parts of it during the day.
The dissidents struck again this
morning, fire bombing three
tanks before smashing their way
through the north wal• of the
base and breaking Into an
arsenal, the witnesses said.
An ·Associated Press photo-grapher said boys arid gJrls who
appeared to be as young as 10
were fighting each other for
weapons and-ammunition ta.ken
from the base.
Other witnesses said some
rioters were selling captur ed
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SMILING NEWLYWEDS LEAVE RANCHO MIRAGE CHURCH
Susan Ford, Charle• Vance Exchanged Vow• Saturday
Susan Ford,
Guard Wed
RANCHO MIRAGE <AP) -
Susan Ford, daughter of rormer
P resident Gerald Ford, ex·
changed marriage vows Satur-
day with Charles Vance, a
Secret Service agent she fell in
love with when he guarded the
Ford (11nlly.
In a traditional "famlly style
wedding," Miss Ford, 21, was
wed to Vance, 37, as about 300
Invited guests looked on In St.
Margaret's Episcopal Church in
nearby Palm Desert.
The couple were to attend a
private reception at the Ford's
house in this opulent desert re-
sort community, then leave for a
honeymoon at an undisclosed
location.
Mi11 Ford wore a run bridaJ
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MORE THAN TAPE Min-
nesota Mining & Manufacturing
doesn't have any mines, but it
does have a talent for giving
free·wbeeling thinkers a chance
to shine. A survey of three local
3M enterprlses shows how on
Page Cl.
RADICAL CHIC -Ivan Katz
used to protest the government's
mvolvement in Vietnam. A dee·
ade later he's still protesting,
but the tune's ch4nged now that
he owns a chain or 1armeot and
shoe stores. Page Cl.
DO~ HE! -Robert Klem
doesn't play the piano but It
really doesn't matter because
he's a fint·rate stand up comic
and stage and motion picture ac·
tor. He tell• where the career began and how he was appren·
liced to Rodney "I don't aet no
respect" Dariserfleld. Pa1e 810.
weapons to other demonstrators
for as little as $25 apiece. Rebel
a irmen wer e seen showing
youths how to operate the
weapons.
Gunfire was heard in other
parts of Tehran and ambulances
rushed through the city, their
siren's screaming.
Witnesses said one mob at-
t acked and burned the unoc-cupied Israeli trad e mission
wbfle anotber ransacked a
police station --one of' eight
seilecl durtng_ the night. Tbere
were no immediate reports of
casualties.
Another crowd of several
thousand demonstrators includ-
ing artned civilians set up bar·
ricades outside Tehran's radio
station. virtually besieging the
governme nt radio complex.
Several s hots rang out , ap-
parently fired by troops trying
in vain to dispe r se demon·
strators.
Thousands of Ira ni a ns jammed Tehran airport seeking
flights out. of their strife.torn
land. But airport sources said no
flights got through to Tehran
this morning and it was not
known if any would try to make
it in later in the day. The airport
has had only sporadic service in
recent weeks, with many foreign.
carriers curtailing or canceling·
flights because of strikes by
airport personnel.
The government news agency.
basing its account on reports
from 18 city hospitals, said it
was the biggest death toll in Ira·
nia n violence since August 1953.
The fighting, the bloodiest
here in five months. exploded
any notions of unity among
Iran ·s armed forces in the face
of Ayatollah Ruholla h Kho·
meini's bid to oust the shah-
appointed government or Prime
Minister Shabpour Bakhtiar.
Strikes and rioting fo rced the
sh a h to~ leave lran in mid·
Janua r y and he is now in
Morocco.
Among the d ead w as an
American correspondent, Joe
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WILL IT WIN AGAI N?
"Roots II : The Next Genera·
lion" premiers on ABC-TV next
week. and predictions say the
second part or the genealogical
saga of Kunta Kinte's descen-
dants is a s good as the (irst
series. The Associated Press
oulllnes the history_ stars and episodeooeonPage 88·9.
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ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT ACTION PUT ON HOLD
Heavy Fog Shut Down Operations. Del•yed Flight•
Fog Slows Hunt
For Lost Trio
-Despite d ense fog 1n some
4reas Saturday, the search for
three former Oran~c County rl'-
s 1dents aod their 45-foot r1sbing
boat continued but no trace of
the tno surfaced. a Coast Guard
sPokesman said
Dennis Vowell . his wife Deb·
b 1e. and a compa nion, Gary
N l'Wton, are several days over·
due from n tr ip taken out of San
01ego last month. Vowell and
N l'Wton. both 22, a re forml'r
Costa Mesa residents. Mr!>
Vowel l j?re w up in S a n
Clement<•
The combined air and ~ca
search is attempting to cover
79.000 square miles frQm Santa
Barbara to Baja California. the
Coast Guard officer s a id.
Locally. the zero-visibility Cog
conditions from Ne wport to
Da na Point. bewildered several
:.ailors. causing them to radio
Ha rbor patrol offi cials with a
plea to ''Come and get me." a
sp()kesman said.
No serious problems had de·
veloped, however. he added.
We ather forecasters predicted
the murky fog situation would
continue through today _
China's
Buying
Limited
WASIDNCTON IAP l The
Comm re(' Department warned
on Satu1·dny that "unjustified
t>uphoria" over the prospect of
ll S. trudt• w•th China could leud
to mistaken declslons by govern·
ment and business olficlals ln
thla cOW\try. •
T bt potenUat for trade with
Chiou is much less than many
l)t"Oplc bel.Jeve, the department
~aid
Predlctions that China could
Import as much as $200 bU11on
from Western nations by 1985
u r c unreala stlc. primarily
because China will lack the re·
sources to pay for them, it
added "The fact that all imports in·
e v1tably must be paid for by ex·
ports ls often overlooked ." the
departm ent s aid in an article in
Its monthly publication. Busi·
ness America. Even under the most favora-
ble circumstances. it said, the
Un ited Stales could expect to
sell China $12 billion to $15
billion in goods in the 1978-1985
period, or about 10 percent of
China's hard currency imports.
China's imports from the West
last year totaled $8.5 billion. It
exported S8-2 billion, leaving a
deficit In its Western trade of DJL---p•1ot p .. 1.-.d
$300 million. .v n•me-r~ 1 , assenger .,~
AP Wi"""""o
T he Commerce Department
said a realistic estimate ls that
imPorts could rise to $22.5 bU11on
in 1985 and exports to $16 billion.
leaving a deficit or $6.5 billion.
* * *
Firemen prepare to remove bodies of two
men whose s mall plane lost power and
crashed into a house in Compton Satur·
day. A woman inside the house escaped
injury_ An investigator said the plane was
an old model that had been rehabilitated
by its owner. Names of the victims were
not rele ased. The plane crashed just afte r
taking off from Compton Airport.
U.S. Options Open
On Taiwan -Carte r
Inventive Mind
What Would You Like?
W ASlllNGTON CAP l -Presi·
dent Carter says he believes
future Chinese regimes will con·
tinue to favor friendly relations
with the United States. but
added that future presidents
maintain their options "even
going to war" if the situation
changes dram atically.
·carter, in an interview with
out-of-town editors and news
directors. said in r esp()nse to a
question that friendly U .S,-China
relations a rc favored throughout
the Chinese hierarchy and arc
unlikely to change_
But he added that if Chinese
Policies should change ... we still
have complete flexibility lo deal
with that kind of conjectural
'possibility."
The president said normaliza.
tion or relations with mainland
China "does nothing lo prohibit
a future president or a future
Congress, if we reel that Taiwan
Is unnecessarily e nda nger ed.
from Interposing the American
Pacific fleet between the island
and the mainland, a nd there is
certainly nothing to prevent a
future president or Congress
from even going lo war. if they
choo;>c. lo protect the people of
Taiwan or to protect any other
people in the world that we look
on with favor."
John Wayne
Comes Home
To Newport
He's home and "he 's doing
fine."
By tbe Associated Press
Why doesn't somebody Invent a gadget that would ..
Fill in the blank yourself. It's Nationa l Inventors Day
and time to let your imagination wander.
In advance o'r today's celebration of American Ul·
genuity, The Associated Press asked a random cross-
section ·or people what inventions they would like to see
and why.
The answers1 r anged from the practical · ·an
automatic n oor -mopper" to the philosophical -"a
machine to eliminate greed."
A few people ~uldn 't think of anything new that was
needed. "I wish ror a lot of stuff. but it 's already been in-
vented.·· said Karen Dingman. 24, of Des Moines, Iowa.
One of the best suggestions came from Brent Nicholls
of Omaha, Neb., wbo's 10 years old and in the fifth grade.
"I'd like to have somebody Invent a pencil that will write
what you tell It to write," he said.
Also from Brent: "A car that can be folded up very
small to help make parking easier ."
The autom atic floor-mopper is the wish of Kathryn
Faulk of Oklahoma City. Why? "Because I hate mopping
floors. l bate it. I hate IL"
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SUSAN MARRIES . • •
J(own with a cathedral train as
Vance stood next to his •bride in
a cutaway with high collar and
striped gray tie,
A fa m i ly s p okcs •oma n .
Gloria Hill, s aid most or the
wedding guests were fa mily and
friends rather than politicians or
celebrities. although telev1s1on
host Merv Griffin was invited
The couple recently bought a
home in LOs Angeles, where
Vance is based, Miss Hill said.
Miss Ford is a free lance
photographer _
t1oned in Washington, Honolulu
and San Francisco. He is cur-
r e n ti y assig ne d to the Lo~
Angeles fi e l d office _
Pizza Heist
Nets $600
SOLDIER, CIVILIANS MAN ROADBLOCK IN SOUTHJ EHRAN SATURDAY
Fro• P.,,e A I
John Wayne arrived back at
his Newport Beach residence
Saturday. aner quietly slipping
out of UCLA Medical Center just
before 10 a .m .. hls secretary Pal
Stacy said .
The 71-year-old actor 's release
from the hospital cam e exactly
one month from his Jan. 10 ad·
mission to the cente r for gall
bladde r s urg e ry. Doctor s.
however. round cancer during
the operation and had to remove
Wa yne'!' entire stomach.
Vance is divorced and has two
adopted children, who 11.ve with
his former wife in the San Fran·
cisco area. Before becCM'l'llng a
Secret Service agent, he;worked
a year in the Oakland Policl'
Department.
A masked robber held two
Straw Hat Pizza e mployees at
gunpoint in Huntington Beach
t>arly today and made off with
a n e stimated $600 from the
restaurant's safe. police said.
The young clerks, male and
female. told police they had
J(one outside the front of the
Rrookhurst and Adams Streets
rt"staurant to close up about
12:30 a.m . when the bandit ac-
costed them.
IRAN BLOODBATH SPREADING. • •
Alex Morris , Sl, of the Los
Angeles Times.
In its casualty count, Pars
said 30 of those killed were
m e mbers of the Imperial Guard,
while the rest were air force
m e mbers and civilians. The lm·
4>e rial Guard is believed to
«iumbermore than 12,000 men.
Stat e radio s aid that in
response to appeals by religious
leaders, the army agreed to pull
back most of its troops from the
streets today a nd leave only
enough men to guard "sensitive
areas." Army tanks apparently
were being dispatched lo these
areas at dawn.
In Iranian Fighting
U.S. Writer Killed
TEHRAN 1ran <AP>
Veteran foreign correspondent
Joe Alex Morris Jr. or the Los
Angeles Times was killed by a
outlet in the chest Saturday
while covering a street battle
between Imperial Guard troops
and air force mutineers. t
Morris, 51, was bit Just oelow
the breast bone as he watched
the battle Crom a second-floor
window of a photo shop near the
embattled Dcshun Tappeh air
base.
Wil l iam Br anl gjn , a
Washington Post correspondent,
was with Mom s at the Umc.
"We sa w two Impe ri al
Guarchmen get wounded In lbe
lf'il below the window. Some
shots appeared to hit the bul1d·
Ing near tho window. We all
ducked, and t.hen went back to
the window to see what had hap.
1• ,.
pened. It was then J oe Alex got
shot," he said.
A s ingle shot smashed through
the window and venetian blinds.
"I heard a groan and we all sort
of tumbled down to the noor.
When I looked again, Joe Alex
was on the Door on his right side
wilh his race down. I think, but
I 'm not sure, that he was killed
Instantly."
H1s sitter , Clare Peckham o(
West Hartford, Con n ., said
Morr is often was in danger
while on assignment.
"He lived that kind of lire (or a
long Ume -home ror one week
and on assignment for three
weeks. He had an aw(ul Jot or
close escapes," sbeaald.
He ls survived by his wlfe, the
former Ursula Klncbbaum or
Du111eldorf, West Germany, and
three daQCbt.en.
Some clashes appeared to be
continuing and residents report·
cd t he sound or gunfire In
several parts or town as a light
rain fell following an overnight
downpour.
The Imperial Guard threw
tanks, heavy machine guns and
helicopter gunships into the bat·
tie. Hospitals were In chaos, the
floors or some emergency rooms
awash with blood. Pro-Khomeini
civilians with automatic rifles
threw up sandbag barricades In
the streets as relays of am-
bulances carted orr the dead and
wounded-
Tehran's military governor.
Lt. Gen. Mehdi Rah1mi, decreed
a 4:30 p.m-·untll-noon curfew
Saturday. but Mosle m leader
Khomeini urged his followers to
ignore IL Heavy rirlng continued
as darkness fell, and naming
barricades were reported
throughout the clty. But by 8:30
p.m -most of the disorders ap·
peared to have died down.
Khomeini , wh o seek:s lo
establish an Islamic republlc
replacing the monarchy and the
government or Prime Minister
Shahpour Bakbliar, threatened
an all-out "jihad," a holy war, If
the aovernment continued Its
"a troclU<'.s."
But Rahimi said his officers
"have been ordered to cruah the
a11 re11lve saboteurs ln any~
Jorm and any means:''
Saturday, Ms . St acy said
Wayne had been resting quietly
all day since his a pproximately
30·mlle trip home via auto_
''He'll be taking It easy for a
while," she said.
Yachts Buck
Wmds, Set
New Records
Soft winds in t he Gulf o f
Ca liromia off Banderos Bay bad
slowed the Ma nna del Rey to
Puerta Vallerta r ace with only
eight yachts having finished by
mld-anernoon Saturday. There
were no repQrts or ot.her poten·
Ual finishers on the horizon.
Ra,ume and Drifter finished
Thursday, both beating the old
elapsed t.lme record of six days
and three hours by almost one
day, with Ra1t1me clalmlns the
new record.
Checkmate fit'llshed Friday ty·
in8 the old record and taking
over t.h handicap lead. beating
Rastlme's corrected time by
a bout 46 minutes. aravura
flnl1hed at 8:40 p.m . Friday
Boat.I rlnithlna Saturday were
Tribute at 1:55 p.m .; Dakar al
2:U ; Maha IV, 2:28 ; ond Alarite,
3:30.
He g r a dua t e d from the
Un iversit y or Califo rnia a t
Berkeley with a degree In
criminology and atten<fbd high
sc hool in Stockton, Calif.
J\ Secret Service spOkesman
said Vance worked the Ford pro-
tection detail for two·yeah, until
a bout last September. He has
been with the agency since 1965-
1 n the past, Vance has 11een sta·
PoliaJ Bag
Anned Bam./it.
An armed bandit who held up
a U-Tot~Em m arket in Santa
Ana Saturday was only steps
away from the st.ore's front ex.it
with his $41 cash loot when
police caught him.
GulJlermo Moreno, 36, of 2828
N. Bristol, Santa Ana, was
booked into county Jail pn auspi·
clon of armed robbery~ police
!laid.
Officers responded to the 11:30
a .m . reported robbery. while lt
was s till In pr o1r eas . A
spokesman said the suspect was
s potted walking away from the
store, was detained and a se~h
turned up the paptr·ba&led loot
and a sawed off shotgun.
The store clerk "P.OslUvely
Identified " Moreno as' the rob·
ber . officers said.
No customers were In lh
market at tho llm4,0C the
hold-up. ,
T he robber forced one to open
the safe and put all the money in
a paix.•r bag. police said. He then
locked the employees outside the
front door and exited through
the rear entrance.
SUN DAY
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Sunday. February 11, 1979 • DAJLY PILOT AS
t Majority Want 55MPH e
B ~l•lMi Pri
\\'hilt> mou• th n dolt'n
'' tn •N' d1 tui.una aooh'1\ma
th ~5 mlJh . Jl\'t'd limit. a n "
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11lu" tJt1\\ 11 u lut 11r folk11
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l''t•ldenh IJ<,t•n tl( tht• W U!l.hlnltle>n
tut~ pohcf put 1t bt'!U Jn tht•
btii!I( l ur\'t') or 4111. out on lht
highway, pt'Oplt• don't 6upport tt
v.1th their 1.t~ht fool "
onethl'le ... , the J\P NBC'
l'WS poll lust \\t•t•k i.hmH•d th.it
59 pt'rCl:'nt Of lht• public art' 111
{JVOr O( kN•ptng the !ol)\'t'd limit
4t 55 mph At the• i.ame t1m1., 39
percent !IJld lht> 111'11\ 1duul
state'i ~hould be tillO'Aed to t•I
higher SJM't•d ltm1t .... 1r they ,o
choose. and 2 Pl'rct>nt of the 1,600
persons QUf'11t1oncd were un
dl'Clded
E'en as the dehates go on in
the various !l tdlC'hOu:>e s,
Was hington ha warned the
states they could lose millions 1n
Fron1 Pagr A I
NOVELS ...
Trim brunett<' Vicki 1s an ex·
pert consumt•r of the novels. Her
paperback collection tops 200
and she 1~ an indefatigable
reader. completing as many as
one book per day durang summer
months
Irrepressibly impish and a re·
cent convert to the romances.
Marcia describes her reaction
when ne1{i(hbor Vicki offered
'The Flaml' <ind the Flower "
"I snubb<'<I my nost• and said ,
·1 don't rcud Junk hke that.· I
took 1t home· hc~rud~ingly. re1:1d
1t ull that 111"flt. and the next day
c·anu.' back panting for more.··
she sa~'s . h~hl laughlH pepper.
in~ hn words
Answl'rtn~ qul•slions. Vicki,
described by her fri<'nd as the:
"head honcho of romance," runs
through a quick ana lysis of th~
romance market and its writers
\ Ps. she hkes Woodiwiss. No,
s he d~n 't like Rogers her
heroines are too much abused,
a nd her plots arc "all alike."
She !fats novelists who write
under num<.•rous names and
compares their works ("Jen-
nifer Wild 1s a man. That we
learne.d from Cosmopolltan."
Marcia tnl errupt:> >
Vicki continues. telhng how
:.he compares cover art on bOok
1a ckets She somc•t1mt•s finds the
~ame character on more than one
1a<'ket and discrepancies between
the sketches and description of
the heroine.
About the always "irresistibly
beautiful .. hcroim•s ·1
"'Actually, none of them
ml'asurc up because every
heroine is you. and if s he 's tall."
the petite Vicki says, "God
forbid··
During th<' conversation the
fine line dividing fact and fancy
plays hide and seek. The two
women talk of th<' characters
<ind authors, who is good. who
1sn "t. and the heroes. quickly
dis patching the more brutal, dis-
. passionate ones lo the ashheap.
Real life Ct'lebnt1es are select-
ed as typical of one character or
a nothPr ··Do you know
Rosemary Rog~rs models all
her heroes on Clint Eas twood?"
a nd ltfc absurdly meets art
when Vicki remarks about an
historical period. "Those were
really gruesome times. Sean
Connery was n't there lo save
Audrey Hepburn."
Vicki mentions recently re-
rt.'ading "Pride and Prejudice,"
adding that .Jane Austen is a
favorite author.
Novelist Helen Macinnes wins
kudos from Marcia "Her
books are so fabulous you can
overlook the fact of the girl be-
in~ a virgin."
Other book titles crop up. and
the he roine of 1940's r age
"Forever Amber," is given
great sympathy. She resembles
heroin es o f present-d ay
romances except after all the
abuse, she does not gel her man,
but gets "dumped.•·
·'That will not happen in a
romantic novel." Marcia says
emphatically. ··The heroine will
be pursued. and even if she isn't,
and has lo run after the hero, in
the end be will turn and say, 'I
can't live without you.• "
Coming in for short shrin are
Was 13 Enough?
LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Nine
months aft e r Calltornl a n s
thronged t.o the polls to endorse
Pro pos ition 13, Assembly
Republican Leader Paul Priolo
sees voter complacency creep-
i ng back.
He reels that may partially ex·
plain why a propos d govem ·
meot spendiraa limitation In·
itla\lve, authored by Paul Cann
a co-autMr of P roposltion 13 is having cttmcutty quall(ylnc for
the 1980 ballot. See related story,
Pa1eAl4.
Right
fedc-rnl fuahwuy mont•y 1r tht•y
t.1.mv..r "Ith tl1t• \pt•t•1t limit .ind
~l.)h' pollC'l' have• ht•1•11 ord1•r1•1I
lo <' r ,1< k down h ~rd t· r u n
'> Pl'C d C: n'i
I\ brt•akdown or !ht• poll hy rt•
glonli i\ht >wt'd that ti7 pt•rt·Pnt uf
tht> rt·~p'°ndl•nl!!. 1n th1• urbun
l<~ast "t"ln' oppo•wct lri ullow1111<
the '\late.., to ln<'r('aw tht• llnHt
Ye
No '
whtlt• 31 pt•rc1•nt wcrt• In fa\lor
Uut out Wl'st at was u closN con-
h·i.l, with ~ percent wanting to
kl'~I' Uw l!Jl(.'t'<f hmat as it is and
1!! pt•a C('nl f.1voriog an increase
And 1l '1i in 14 We1:1tern states
IU l'o unt1ng lnd1ana and
l.vutl'J1ana that legislators.
with 'ary1ng d<'grees or support.
url' tryang lo get around the 55
· Sihanouk Back?
UNITED NATIONS <Al' 1
Prm<'t:' Norodom Sth..inouk or
fered on Saturday to take o.,1•r
leadership of Cambol11a once
;tgain and lead lhe embattled
<'ountry on a peaceful course
between what he called the
"bloodSltained regime " of Pol
Pot and Vietnamese domanallon
The ome-time Cambodian ch1t.•f
Of Stal('• presented hJS plan lo
U.N. Secretary-General Kurt
Waldhmm in a private meeting
Saturday. proposing that the
Un ited Nations ::.pon so r a
p...•:ice conference to settle the
lndochma conflict.
Sihanouk. who came to New
York Jan. 9 for a U.N Security
Council debalf' on the Cambo-
dian war. spoke with reporters
a fter the Waldheim meeting. He
announced he would leave Mon-
day for Peking to live in China
again al the invitation of the
Chinese government.
mph ltm1t imposed by the tcd~ral government.
"It's lime we put an end to
this s1lhness and told the federal
government exactly what they
can do with that double nickel "
said Texas s tate Rep. Fred Head o~ Athens. who 11> sponsor of a
bi ll in the Texas House to in·
crease the speed to 70 mph.
But Gov . Bill ClemenL'> is wor·
ried about the money the stale
may los<>.
·'fl 1s m y unde rstanding
around $300 million in highway
funds will be affected." 'Cle-
ments said. ·'so it might be a
case of cutting ofr your nose to
spate your face."
.Rep. Daniel B. Cran<', R-111.,
calling a threaten e d cutoff
"blackmail." on Thursday pro·
posed federal leg1slal1on that
would allow stales to set any
speed limit they want.
·'Withholding what 1s rightful-
ly their money lo force the 55
mph limit 1s blackmail. pure
and simple." Crane said .
Other slates discussing chang-
ing the s peed limit include
Wyoming. Washington .
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah,
North Dakota, Colorado. Mon-
t a n a. California, Nevada.
Arizona. Oregon and ldaho.
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Too Spiey's a No No·
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Dally l'ilot .._by G~ry Al'lllfll ..
'HEAD HONCHO OF ROMANCE NOVELS' IN1iUNTINGTON BEACH
Vidki Clark Runs Neighborhood Library, Can Read One Per Day
the oontemporary settings of
Rogen' two most recent novels.
"H it takes place now. it is
almo~ loo close to home and no
longer· bigger than life," Marcia
says.
T he two agree the historical
settings are crucial to the nov-
els' value
'"Yoo just can't sell a book
about a woman being raped, you
just can't," Marcia insists. "The
wome.n are special in these
books. It"s like superman. ex
cept 'it ·s the women who are big-
ger th.am life."
The gist of Marcia's opinion
carri~ through some expressed
by otbeer locaJ area readers.
Commenting on the often ex·
plicit sexua l scenes. Mary
McNeil!, a Corona del Mar free-
lance writer, says, "Everyone
knows how it's done and there
are ooty so many ways it can be
done. If people are reading to
find o<.tt how it's done, they're
not reHding the novel."
Mo~. however . don't deny the
appeal of love scene descriptions
-once le ft to the r eader 's
imagi11ation.
"l t.ttink the one thing that
caught my attention when I first
read the books is that they're so
explicit," Leona Keith or Irvine,
says.
And 17 -year -old S h aron
Schreiber of Huntington Beach
echoes... candidly. "The sex in
the books is ok, no big thing.
But, I don't think I would read
them as much as I do without il. ..
J act:ie Ridsd a le, of Hunt·
ington Beach, named the most
com rc1 o n r eason c it e d by
readers, saying. "Look around
you, tl1ere's not much romance
any more."
And it's for this reason that
the h ·ss fl a mboyant a uthor
Woodhviss appears to be more
ravore.i than the hard·driving
Rogers .
"Woodiwiss is a 1lll1e more
s ubtle." Gle nda Schreiber or
Huntiregtan Beach , says. "She
bas prntty explicit sex but It's a
little more romantic, wbcreas
Rot1em1ary Rogers borders on
smut." • • • * •
''Bociks on lhe best seller list
are rar-ely romanuc. I defln.ltely
sec the desire that people have
when they read romances is the
same "tlesire people used to have
when lhey r ead r omantic
poetry"
The speaker is Pat Geary. She
has a B.A. in art history from
Vassar and an M.A. in creative
writing from UCI. For the past
three semesters she has taught
"Modem Romances" at Orange
Coast Colle~e.
The curriculum began with
c I assics "Jane Eyre " and
"Wuthering Heights," and
moved on lo concl ude with
Rogers' "Wicked Loving Lies."
Gear y agrees r omance
readers are usually women. She
disagrees with critics who con-
tend the books'sexual frankness
is the only attraction.
"I 've heard more complai•1ts
about the sex than anything
else." she says.
But, the instructor has some
kind words for the novelist most
frequently dr awing such com--
plaints, Rogers. Last year the
northern California author visit-
ed OCC.
''She was very. very sincere
and said she wrote exactly what
she likes t.o read," Geary says.
"I think she has a good sense or
storytelling. but her style isn't
up to par."
Geary r eviews a common
trend tr aced thr o u gh the
rom ances s tudied by her classes.
The hero -from Healhcliff
a nd Rochester lo now -has
never chan__ged, she says. And
t he heroines are of two types,
gothlc and historical.
"Tht> flrst is shy and plain,
like J ane Eyre. and has to earn
the right to love. The other,
however. is fiery and beautiful.
i nd only personality conmcts
keep her apart from the man.
Which heroine do the readers
prefer?
•'Preference ls almost a
personaUty thing," Geary says.
·'The gothlc novel ls soothing
because it says even though
you 're plain a nd boring, II
you 're good and wall, God wUJ
reward you.
"Whereas the hlatortcal
romance says you have to go out
In lhe world and bo ~xcitlng."
> •
Romance Flourishes in a Novel Idea
Recently, an avid reader or lhe sexier
romance novels declared. "I wouldn 't be
caught dead buying a Harlequin book."
But can 109 million readers be wrong?
What's a Harlequin?
Harlequin Enterprises, Ltd .. bills itself
as "'the world's largest publisher of romantic
fiction."
And who 's to quibble · In 1977, the
C~n~da·and-England-based cqmpany sold 109
m1ll1on books, up from 80 million in 1976 and
29 million just five years ago. •
The ussembly-line styled publisher. pro·
d ucing unde r 150 authors' names and,
without fail, rolling off 12 titles a month.
proudly claims its readers purchase the books
by asking for "'the latest Harlequin,·· without
particular concern for tilleor author.
Why the blindfold appro'ach?
Because or a consistent. known product.
H<;trlequln spokespersons brag. with "no re-
minders ?f dull, everyday life, oo tragedies.
serious illnesses. spelled-out sex or the
slightest hint of violence. The result --"a
daydream of the perfect romance.··
In the vernacular of morality, the books
are "clean."
The novels' chaste qualities are mandat-
ed by vt5_ry vocal readers who squawk loudly
and immediately if a book. ls ·'too s ic . "
"In this sense," the publisher says.
"HarJequjns bear no resemblance whatever
lo the typical historical romance. in which
the heroine is seduced, raped and ravaged·
thoroughly and often.
''In Ha rlequins. no matter how
passionate t.he protagonists, the heroine's
virtue remains intact until marriage."
Still. It's interesting lo note the loosely
paralleling rise of Ha rlequin's success over
the past few years with the equally meteoric
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"hose heroine's virtue barely "remains in-
tact" until page three. and is off and running
long before marriage
What the chaste and unchaste books fre-
quently have in common is purs uit by the
heroanes o( the ultimate and long traditional
fem1nineasparat1on marriage
The matrimonial hunt m both types or
novels as usually characterized by a "Now, l
love ham. now l don 'l " quandary or the
herome amidst glamorous settings, and often
pamfully non-communicative hero·heroine
encounters.
Commenting on the liberated sexual
behavior or a heroine of the sexier novels.
one reader said. "As long as the girl marries
the man. 1t 's moral "
Although Harlequin novelist Elizabeth
Graham might not agree, the remark re-
sembled a theme in the statement she de-
hvered rather primly last week in San Diego
"I believe implicitly in commitment to
m a rriage and the sanclit~ or the family life,
and that is what Harlequin 1saJl about."
She was an honored g uest a t the
publisher·s "30th Anniversary a nd Pre-
ValenUne's Day Celebradan."
More than l.000 sn lDiegfJ women re-
port~dly awtted via-coupon for the 300 Harle -
quin reader invitaUons avajJable.
Company executives from Toronto, and
Mrs. Graham. from Vancouver, met with the
obviously deUghted readers for a three-hour
lighthearted session.
A guest pianist played "Here Comes The
Bride." Marketing Director David Sanderson
threw a bridal bouquet into the group. and a
large candle-bedecked birthday cake topped
off the "party."
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Wet!Mly review ol Orange Coast highlights
Human Rights Rep<J~rt Critic al
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO'S RECREATION ENJOYED
Eugene Strezenback, 6, lines Up Carom Shot
Laguna Beach
Road weaves death tapestry
One more driver met death on Laguna Canyon Road
IJi.t week. A 29·year.old Santa Ana woman was killed
Thursday \\hen her :.mall sports car crossed into the path
of an oncoming van in the early morning fog. The tragedy
dramatically emphasized a recent Laguna Beach City
Council endorsement urging widening of the windmg. two.
lane road. Thl· council's action came arter two Jan 27
crashes on the road killed thret>. Widening has been sug. gc·~t t•cl hefon• but has a lways been defeated. ThE-
~1at1st1<·~ mount Jn t he past three years on the road, 21
people havt· twen killed , and 185 mJured About 26.000 pco·
pie travd the road daily Hnd police said they issued 16,650
c1lat1ons last year .
Cost,1 Ml''ul
Ring around
the kibosh
A new state law puttmg an end
to puJl.tab rings on canned
<!rinks may put the ki bosh on
the good :.amaritan efforts or
1.ome Costa Mesa youngsters.
Ada ms EIE"mentary School stu·
d e nts have h cen collecting
1250.000 to date> th<> pesky en-
" 1 ron mt'nttt I horro r s. The
ch tldn•n hoped to sell the
a luminum tal>c; a nd use the
money lo buy a seeing eye dog
for a needy blind J>('rson. accord·
ing to a school spokeswoman.
Not to be def<.'atcd, however . the
studf'nls are t ransrcrring efforts
a nd hope to find ta b collectors
with sizable stashes. If you can
help, call the school at 556·3452.
Huntington Bl'clCh
Here we go again
With Tabs
Jennifer Retoske
Not to be outdone by the citizenry or San Clemente who
recently ousted three city council m embers from omce,
some Huntington Beach residents have embarked on a
similar effort. As or Monday night, all seven Huntington
Beach council om cials had been served notices or recall
Specific charges were not leveled against the four mem·
bers served last wt\ek but a recall spokesman saJd, "The
city has gotten off the track and maybe we can help get it
back in the n ght direction." He added, however, that
stormy council relationshlps, the resignation or the mayor
and the council's failure to appoint a replacement gave
rise to th<' unsealinf,? efforts. About ~ people are reported·
ly pa rticipating in the recall movement.
WASlllNGTON <APJ The
l'urter odmmlstrauon reportf'd
~ulurda)' un ''Increasing awar«>-
neou ' or humun rights around
th.-world in 1978, but 1uud th~•t
lortun• und llUppr<'SSlon or dJs
Ht'llt remain wldcJ pread.
The l.ll!se:s11mcnt was made in
thL' St ~lP LWµnrtm ent's annual
rt•port on human rights in the
t t~ <-ountrit>11 whk h receive U.S.
alt! c.r buy U S weapons The re·
µort l tj rt.'qu1rcd by Congress
t•ttdt Yt'ttl'
TH£ PICTURE of human
righl!i pamll'd by the report is
mcomplclL' because It does not
covt•r countries which receive no
Anwrican arms or aid.
Tht.> reports have been con·
trovers1al since Congress de·
c..·1ded lo require them in 1975.
Thl'lr ostensible aim is to assist
lawmakers in deciding whether
lo a pµrove arms sales and al·
locations or aid
Cr itics of the process have
urgued thal these reports force
lht• State Department to make
1rritatang public judgme nts
a bout the internal practices of
othe r governments. doing little
to improve human rights and in
75 Ya n ks
Evacuated
In Te hran
WASHJNGTON <AP > -Ira·
man milltary helicopters safely
<'V acuated 50 to 75 Americans
who were at Farahabad training
base in southwe stern Tehran
when fighting resumed Satur·
day. the State Department said.
A spokesman said he had no
re port of any c asualties to
Americans except for correspon·
( IN SH ORT J
dent Joo AJex Morris of The Los
Angeles Times, who died near
the base.
Four flights of the Military Air
Command l ook a bout 250
Americans out of Tehr an on
Saturday, he said. adding that
he understood there were also
some commer cial lights into
the city.
~tsA11fP11
M OSCOW <AP > -The
Kremlin on Saturday issued its
toughest warning yet to China to
end its "unconcealed military
pre ssu r e " o n Vi e tnam .
Meanwhile. Hanoi a nd Peking
accused each other or "brazen"
and "sinful" provocations a!ong
their common border .
China claimed the Vietnamese
had killed more than 70 Chinese
border guards and civilians in
sm a ll.scale ·clashes over the
past thrc.oe weeks.
"-In at War
NAIROBI. Kenya <AP> -
Ugandan President Idi Amin
s aid Saturda y tha t tank·
s upported Tanzanian troops
h a ve drive n 10 miles into
southern Uganda as the border
war between the two East
African countries raged anew
near Lake Victoria.
CMba Get• Sub
WASHINGTON <APl -The
Soviet Unlon has provided Cuba
its first submarine and two new
bigh·speed torpe do boats in
m oves s tre ngtheni ng Fidel
Castro 's s mall navy. the
Defense Department confirmed
Saturday.
South Basks in Sunshine
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'Orne cuses nllenating American
<Illies
IN l'tAUOI i\rnbia. U1c study
suid. Islamic punis hments llke
beheading and the severlng of
hands stUI occur. Women are
segregated and there is a pro·
hibition against political parties
and activity or union organldng.
In Syria. the report fo und
"good reason to believe that
physical coercion. even to the
point or serious injury ... has
heen used to extract confessions
from prisoners.
In Egypt, it ro und that
''bribery is a ract or lire." and
that the press is "under govern·
ment influence."
And in Iran, prior to the fall of
the shah. the report said that
torture still was being used by
the police and that thousands or
dissenters were killed or im·
prisoned by authorities.
But the most serious human
rights violations alleged by the
report occurred in small coun·
tries with traditions or close tics
to the United States
IN EL Salvador. the report
fo und "growing terrorism from
•
the extre me right and left."
fraudulent elections. and at least
150 deaths for politic al reason .
In Nicaragua. where the re·
glme of President Anastasio
Somoza has been IM'Kier siege ror
the past year, the St.ate Depart·
ment found "cred1~e" reports
or torture. be ating s a nd
arbitrary arrest by the National
Guard.
In the Philippinec. the report
sa!d the martial law regime of
President Ferdinat11.d Marcos
was still holding ~eral hun·
dred political prM>ners and
benefited from widespread
fraud in the elections held last ye ar
IT SAID incidents or torture
declined in the Man.Ila area in
1978 but apparently continued
elsewhe.re in the . ca.itry. And, corruption re mains pervasive
the department cbar~d. '
Nonetheless, the Uriited States
recently signed a mew agree·
me nl for the lease of air and
na val ba~ for the Philippines,
agreeing to triple tt.e military
aid sent to the coiantry each
ye a r
In Zaire, the report said the
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Budge t Pre ssure's On
W ASHJNGTON <AP > -A proposal lo balance the
fede ral budget with a constitutional amendment is. fasl
becoming the most explosive issue or the young 96lh
Congress. producing dissension among Republicans and
distress signals from Democratic leaders.
Wi th calls ror a balanced·budget amendment m0\99ting
rrom both within Congress and from st.ate legislatmes.
Rep. Peter Rodino, D·N J .. chairman of the Bouse
Judiciary Committee. decided last week to bold ruU hear·
ings on the subject.
RODINO'$ ANNOUNCEMENT WAS accompanied by an
appeal for restraint. Atad several House sources suggiet;ted
the upcoming hearings a re more of an attempt by the
lead ership to defuse tbe issue than advance it.
Calling the balanced·budget drive "a new political wave
s weeping across America." Rodino warned: "We must
consider the depths of the wave as well as its spectacular
s urface.•
"We will prepare for the hearings calmly, carefully and
thoroughly," Rodino s aid. Dat.eshaveyettobeset.
Democratic congressional leaders are trying to head orr
a possible stampede toward such an amendment and,
espe cially, to avoid the possibility or a constitutional COD·
vention to draft it.
Some leaders are even making not·so-subtle hints that
states petitioning Congress to balance the budget could
race loss or federal revenue.sharing money as a resuJL
House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill recently told re·
porters that revenue sharing likely would be one ol the
first areas or federal spending to be cut in any move to
balance the U.S. budget.
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"police and soldiers continue to
rob und abuse the populaUon. ·'
IN ETHIOPIA, the depart·
mf nt said a "Red Terror" un·
leashed by lbe ruUng military
junta left 3.000 people dead and
os many as 2-0,000 under arrest.
Out it said the junta had Im·
proved the econom ic position or
most or the peasants .
There were mstanccs where
the department found that pro·
gress had bffn made.
Indonesia continued its pro·
g r a m to r e lea se political
prisoners. letting another 10.000
go free in 1978.
South Korea a lso released
some promine nt dissenters.
although the State Department
said that there were credible al·
legations or police brutality and
"excessive" controls on political opposition.
~ n Ba ngla desh. the r eport
said, there was .. significant pro·
gress."
The depa rtmf•nt cited pro·
grcss toward civili an govern·
ments in Nigeria, Ecuador .
Boli via. Gh ana , P e ru a nd
Thailand.
Breaking
Oil Cartel
'hnpossible'
. WASHJNGTON <AP> · Presi·
dent Carter says the intem a·
t1ona l oLI cartel 1s here to stay
and suggesb that Americanc;
m ay as well give up any idea of
break.mg tl.
IN AN interview with out-of·
town editors, Carter said he does
not thank it is possible to thwart
t h e oil price.f ixing or the
Orgamzation of P etroleum Ex·
porting Countries because oil
importing countries arc not will·
ing to band togethe r to do so
"'The bc>st way lo deal with
this questi on. I Lh ink. ts n<>t to
have an id.le' hope that we can
destroy the structure of OPEC.··
Carter srud. "I think 1t is very
doubtful tha t anyone could
break it down."
'WHENJ:o;VER w e h ave
cha llenged the authority o f
OPEC or tried to influence lhear •
pricing habits, we have never
found much response from coun·
tries that were much more de·
pendent on imported oil than are
we." Carter said.
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'Elvis' To Replay
Fan Heart trings
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ll•g \'Od '41' kllO\\ b• lh.•Jrt
If y1111 wt•rt> an El\'1:0. fon. you
won I '4Jnt lo 1n1s ... lht mO\lt', lo
b\· hro.1dl'a ... 1 K pm on C.:hWUleJ
THE ORIGINAL . • . 7.
Rut bt• pre pared for m 1Xt'<.I feehng:.
Al first glant't'. lhe mu\ w jppt an. to Ix' t:1rerylhmg we
could hope for c.1n <rnlhcnt1c. loving portrait of l<:lv1l> · 11r1:
and llmt•:..
Then· are the bit~ of de tail that will bring gai.ps of
n•cogmtion. :.t 1 r rt ng m c• m one~ we thought 14 ere lost
f'or mstanCl' At an advanct:' .. cn•l'mng of the mov1('.
several or us gdspt-d ;.iloud ..,.., a young .. Elvis" appeart'd
\H'anng "h<it t•bt··• outr1b of i.>ink and black
"WOW," SIGHED a man m h1'> 40!. ·1 rl'mt'mber
"earu1g pink and black and trying to look hh him "
R<.'mc•mbl·r·• Tht'Y were Elvis · ravontc color!.
All the pieces of ·tht• legend ar1.• ht•re the guitar Elvis
got for his 9th birthday. lht> talent show 10 which he sang
"Old Shep" and w<in The truck he drove before he hit 1t
big
We st•e a tt'en-age Elvis paying $4 to m~ke a record for
his ~other: the song, "My Happmess."
t"rom the re. tht· facts and the music are familiar. We
s\'e Elvis' d1sc:overy by Col. Tom Parker , his early road
tours and lhl' r('cnrd 'ess1ons that produced such hits as
"Heartbrl'ak Hotel." "That·s All Right Mama" and "Blue
Moon of Kentucky ·
We M't.' h1'> d1•1rotion to
his moth1.•r. Gladys. his
gn t'f wht:n sht· dll''>. his
Army stint ;.ind marnagt•
and finall\. his "come
back .... appt'an1nce in Las
Vt.>gas
MOST IMPORTANTl.Y,
14 e sec aC'tor Kurt H ussell
in a portrayal of E lvis that
is perfection itself.
He has captured every
nuance from the famous
s wive ling hips t o the
c r ooked smile and soft
southern drawl RUSSELL'S ELVIS
IL is quickly obvious that Russell. viewed full-face. is
not an Elvis double Bul there ;.ire eene moments when the
camera capture5 him in profile in a likeness so remarka-
ble you c;m almost bt•lieve The King hves again.
Almo!:>l.
Whe n th" credits bt?gi n to roll. an empty feeling sets
in. a vagut• chsappointmt•nt
In .. El\'1s'" "t' ha\l' s t·c·n thl• past l>O clearly we could
touch 1l. Only om• thing I'> m1s!>ing The magic.
Striker Dies in
I HOLTVILLE rAP l A stnk I Ing farm worker was s hot to ( __ STA_TE_) death Saturday when the picket"
allegedly storm<'d into a f•t>ld
toward a g roup or
strikl•breakers. und a farm
foreman was booke d for in
vestigation of munler
Two wt•t•k:. ago. 20 J.ll'r~ons
were inJurt·d nod 40 farm bust·s
and truC'ks \\>ere damage'<! at lh<'
s a m e farm when <• mim riot
b roke out belwt'en the UFW,
stnkebreaker<; and private
sec urity guards Since then,
viole nce has been sporadic.
Rufino Contr<'ras-MiJangos.
27, from the Mt•x1can bordc·r
town of Mrxicali. wa5 shot 1mce
in t he face as he allcgt•dly
stormed into a lettuce field
Pbtob"Seen'
WOODLAND IAP l Two
psychics have been used in the
search for pistols believed used
to kill two highway patrolmen
last December near Sacramen·
to, according to investigators.
Officials ~aid the psychics.
\\ho were not identified. belteve
thl' guns arl' in a part of the Yolo
County dump that has not been
:.t·a r e h ed A 23 yea r -o l d
Sacramt•nto m<in . Lui s
Rodriquez, 1s accused of killing
o ffic e r s Roy· Blecher and
Wilham Freeman last Dec. 22.
C'llr& In Claar~
SACRAMENTO IA P > Lt.
Gov. Mike Curb will serve as
<1ct mg governor for the first
timi..• today and Monday while
Gov Edmund Brown Jr. is in
t 'lorada
Brown BU.tr red
LOS ANGELES CAP> -In his
strongest attack yet on Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr .• 'Assembly
Speaker Leo McCarthy said the
gove rnor's proposal for a
Sunday. Febfuary 11. 1979 DAIL y PILOT A IS
'Show Trial Holds Audience
LOS A.NCf.t.l':;S IAP> A fe•w
m1lt>4' from lloll)wood, actor L<'l'
Marvm nnd his rormer lov<•r ,
M1t hclk Trwla Murvln. an·
turrln.t tn u triol which runk'
o' th" ho1t1•11t 11how In town for J
ttrowam, arm)' of 1-ll<'ctutor'
The triul o r Morvln VS
Man•an. rtiul Ille druma or
l ove and
m o n l' y •
draw s an
OVl'rflow <.1u
dtl'll('I' 10 lhl•
Lo1. Ang••le::.
County
Cou rthouse
~hl'ft' tht•
curious lint•
up each tlc1 y
MICHlUlf at 8 a m lo
vie for ~t1mc 30 i.t•Jts open to thl•
put.Ille
"Thh " hdlt•r than the rpov-
ll'S. • • s.Jy:. n •t1t l't.' IJ<)n KoloWa).
.1 trial buff ~hu hasn't m1sst.'<i a
duy or lhl• Marvin dti.pute. "In
the movtt''>, 11 ' make believe.
llut lhe:.e an• trUl' fuels •
THERE'S AN add1ltonal lure
to thl' Marvin trial, s ays
t\oloway
·Tm watching this because
Lee Marvin 1s a movie star and
this is a first time case the
first lime people JUSt living
together are getting a divorce ."
M 1ss Marvin 1s seeking a pro·
J.>Crty settlement of millions fo r
the six y~an. :.he hved with the
actor. Testimony has included
inti mate detai l s of the i r
Jail Return
ll/,egal for
Freed Rapist
LOS ANGELES CAP> Con-
victed rapist Daniel Caudillo,
whose early release from prison
triggered a campaign con-
troversy last November. could
be rrl'e again tn 60 day~
The statt• Court of Appeals 1n
Los Angelt:'s ordert:'d his release
fo'rtday. but th(' ord~r is not ef
fe cllve for 60 days The attorney
general's officc said 1t will a!>k
for a rehearing
The 32-)'l'3r·old Caudillo. who
was convicted in 1975, was given
an "enhanc:ed " or extended sen-
tence because the trial court
found that the rape victim suf.
fered great bodily injury .
But the California Supreme
Court held that the injuries were
those that might normally be as·
soc1ated with rape and said the
sentence could not be extended
Chief J ustice Rose Bird. who
faced confirmation in Nov
ember, was criticized during the
campaign for t aking a "soft-on·
crime" stance by voting with the
majority.
Caudillo·s sentence was re·
computed in light of t he
S11preme Court decision and he
was released last September.
But the Comm1.1nity Release
board had him rearrested.
Clash
Cons titutional Convention 1s
"mmd boggling" a nd "absurd."
McCarthy s aid Brown's preoc-
cupation with balancing the de·
flcil budget by revamping the
constitution is a "reckless, ir-·
responsible action."
Bail Re.,iewed
LOS ANGE1',ES.<AP 1 -The
Cah fom1a Suprem<.' Court has
agrel'd lo hear a new challenge
of the state's bail system in
cases involving minor crimes.
lo a rare move. the court act·
e d without the cas e ~oing
through a lower court after a
19·year-old man was he ld in Los
Ang('!es County central jail
three weeks on a petty theft
charge.
Olina Buging
BERKELEY <AP l The
University of California will de·
sign and help build the world's
fourlh·largest atomic particle ac·
celerator near Peking.
romance and te11rfut accounts of
their brt:'akup
When Marvin took the witness
SlDnd. dOttms O( iip('Clalo rs wait·
cd In the hallway uU day. Jump.
I n(( al the c h ance f o r a
courtroom seat whe n anyone
ldt. -
Koloway and his friend, Sam
Brontman. spend the hours wait·
mg 1n hoe speculating about the
outcome
"I think he tMarvm I is gomg
to have lo pay i.omethmg." sayi,
Brontman. "But I don't thmk
hhe 1 Miss Marvin > is worth Sl
m 1llion. Maybe $250,000 ...
"I hke to lis ten to the at·
torneys," says Lee Le Moine, a
Hollywood extra who comes lo
court when he's not working.
"This case is r<'ally a typical
llollywood story minus the
c ameras. It's a precedent·
setting case. But, I 'II tell you
·~-......... 1f the people involved were John
and Jane Doe I wouldn't be
here" HAPPIER MARVIN$ AT 1964 CELEBRITY GATHERING
On days when the courtroom
is full. some of the spt-ctator~
settle for watching the partici·
pants give hallway interviews in
a gla re of TV camera lights dur·
1ng court recesses.
MANY GIVE the actor slips of
paper which he obligingly auto·
graphs. Recently. the spectators
have begun asking Miss Marvm
for her autograph too.
One day an aspiring en·
t repreneur presented Marvin
with a bright r ed t ·shirl
rmblazoncd ''Fr ee J,.ec
Marvin." The man said he was
going to m ass produce and sell
the s hirts.
THE COURT crowd also has
included lawyers and law stu·
dl•nts interested in the precedent
of "Marvin vs. Marvin ... and a
ft'w tounsts. A couple from Iowa
st11d they came becauhe, "this
~as the best place to see a real
mov1t• st<tr."
One day. Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marshall allowed a group
of foreign exchange students lo
occupy the jur y box in the non·
tnJurytnal.
·'They arc here from Finland.
Indonesia and other countries.··
he told the trial lawyers
THE STUDENTS, the judge
s aid, had been asked wtiat they
wanted to sec in Los Angeles.
"They made a specific requeM
that they se<.' this tr ial "
Sniper Targets Fearful
SAN DIEGO <AP) After 11
days. the children a re still
frightened. Some wake up from
nightmares. Others want to
know. "Will the sniper come
back?"
But the parents of kids caught
1n las t week's bloody gunfire at
Cleveland Elementary School
may be taking it even harder, a
psychiatrist said Friday.
THE CIOLDREN, Dr Thomas
John~on advised a group of 40
worried parents. "can handle it
if you can handle it "
And i t appears th e
ps)'chological wounds a re heal-
ing. Jean Malcolm. a child
guid ance counselor who has m('t
with 200 of the 319 pupils, said
"they have done fantastically
well.'..:
AS THE youngsters milled
around. 1n~1de and outside the
school before class time Jan. 29.
a hidden s niper surprised them
with dozens of rounds of nne
fir('. ,.
Eight children were wounded.
ont.> he nously. A police officer
was hit by a bullet. Two other
men. the school's custodian and
the principal. were killed trying
lo save children.
Ford Appeals
Wants Insurers to Pay
LOS ANGELES IAP I · A Los Angeles Superior Court
Judge has ruled that Ford Motor Co. cannot expect its in·
surers to cover punitive damages in court cases. includjng
a Santa Ana court's $6.6 million award against the firm.
Judge Robert Weil dismissed cases against several in·
surance firms Friday. Ford indicated that We11's ruling
would be appea1ed.
Ford has been hit in the past year by several hug('
\'erdicts including one for an unprecedented $128.5 million
by a Santa Ana Superior Court, later reduced to S6.6
million. reached in a case in which Ford was found to have
knowingly fitted Pinto cars with poorly designed gai.
tanks.
A bout seven hours la ter, :.t
16-year-old girl in a house acrosi.
th€> street laid down a rifle and
surrendered. Brenda Spencer
was taken to Juvenile Hall.
where she awaits a decision
about pro~ccution.
THE ODLDREN occas ionally
wonder if the sniper will return.
A molher. concerned that her
:.on n'fu."es to talk about that
traumatic d ay. was told by
.Johni.on "1t may come out in th~·
form of a phys ical complaint.
aches or pains, or whining .
J 'd say he's probably OK.··
There are "only isolated cases
of children who seem to he hav-
ing a difficult time," Jean
Malcolm said in an interview.
At least 100 of the children
with whom she has talked say
they have dreamed about the _
s hoot mg.
DR. JOHNSON, a consulting
child psychiatrist at San Diego
County Mental Health Services.
met with the parents last week
and comforted them . But he
u r~ed them to stop worrying.
Said Johnson: "I can't tell you
it won 't happen again.'"
Sometimes. he said in an in·
terview la ter : "Those doing the
taking care of are forgotten m
times like this."
Meanwtule. a J uvenile Court
judge has rescheduled to F eb. 23
a heanng on whether s uspect
Brenda Spenc<'r will be tried as
an adult m the sniper attack.
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8 .. x10"
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2.88
4.88
6.88
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Selected Cake Decorating Suppll
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Assorted Cookie Cutter
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Curio Cabinets Walnut Finish
20 1n. x 8112 tn x 231h 1n
· reg $40
Dresser
Shadow Box Mlm>r
Bookcase Headboard
Door Chest
Commode
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reg . $178
reg. $172
reg. $379
reg. $135
Aspen Dining Room
China Base reg. $340
China Deck reg. $329
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Side Chair reg. $84
Arm Chair reg. $99
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Nows20
sale $309
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BR 78-1 4 ......................... $40 $35 + F.E.T.
OR 78-14 ......................... $4~ $38 + F.E.T.
ER 78-14 ........................ .$46
FR 78-14 ........................•. .$50
GR 78-14 ......................... $55
GR 78-15 ......................... $56
$41 + F.E.T.
$44 + F.E.T.
$49 + F.E.T.
$50 + F.E.T.
HR 78-15 ........................ .$58 $52 + F.E.T.
LR 78-15 ........................... $59 $53 + F.E.T.
Reliant Sport Radial
reg.
155 R·12Blackwall ...................... $31
155R-13Whitewall .................... $34 .
165 R-13Whitewall .................... $36
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155 R-15Whitewall .................... $38
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AM/FM Table Radio
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AM/FM Instant Weather
3 Band Table Radio
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Accu-Scan Console
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Assorted Decorator
Accent Pillows
Special 2 for s7
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100% Polyester
Standard
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3.88
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Sheets
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Crewneck Terry Tops
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Qlrl• Tope
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Dov Qlrl Acrylic
pant aot
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Toddler Long Sleeve
Polo Shirt
Sizes 2T to 4T
Infant Girts.,.
Antique look Dress
Size lh
Solid and stripes reg. $14
Special 2 for 13
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Casual and dress heels.
Broken sizes and colors.
reg. 9.99 to $25
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Now 1 .99 to 14.88
Womens Grasshopper® Suede Wedge
T-strap and plain vamp. Selected styles.
reg. 31 .99
Now 21.99
Leather Slides with wood heels
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Sizes 6-10
Rope wedge Sandals
Natural Jute. Broken sizes
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Terry Thongs
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Mens Woven Vamp Slip on
All leather in camel and white
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Now 7.99
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Mens Weyenburg Dress Shoes
Selected styles and sizes
reg. $33 to $49
32 Qt. Cooler
Assorted Nylon Totes
Rubber Bowling Ball
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4.88
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Assorted styles. including poly
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Mens Quad Suits
Solid colors. ·
Sizes 39-40-42-44-46.
reg. $110
brights.
Now s77
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Mens Plaid Suits
Regular, short. and longs
reg. $100 to $120
Golf Shirts
Solid fashion colors.
50% cotton, 50% polyester.
reg. $9
Now 3.99
Mens Placket and Collar
Knit shirts
Solid colors. s-m-1
Sale s5
Unpackaged Underwear
Polo and T-Shirts. Briefs
and Boxers
reg. 1.39 to $3
Now 99c to 1.99
50o/o off
Mens Billfolds
Buxton® and Rolfs®. All
leather, 4 styles to
choose from.
reg. $8 to $12
Now s4 to s5
50°10 off
Body Lingo®
Half and f ult slips, bikini
bra. camisole and dance pant.
Blue. peach and beige.
reg. $2-$9
Daywear Coordinates
Bikini, camisole. dance pant
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Sizes 32-36, s-m-1
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Nylon Gown Sets
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Blue. pink and peach.
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Misses Fleece Robes
Satin piping. button front and
fashion colors.
reg. $17
Now 12.99
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Sleepwear Clearance
Assorted styles in gowns
and pegnoirs
reg. $10 to $24
Store Hour•
Mon • ..frf.
10 e.m. to I p.m.
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10 a.m. tot p.m.
Sund•y
12 Noon to 5 p.m .
with zip front
Special 3.99
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Boby Lingo® Jeans
5 pocket western jean.
100% cotton 14 oz. indigo
denim.
reg. $16
Sale 12.80
100°/o Cotton
Sportswear
Tops, skirts. and pants in
wine. navy, beige and natural
reg. $11 to $13
Colored denim watch
pocket jean.
reg. $17
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Missy Blouses
Print Tunic
Poly Silk Shawl Collar
Poly Crepe
s14
s17
s19
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stretch poly
reg. $26
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Womens Knit Shawls
White, beige and black
,Special 5.99
• Womens Vinyl Hand Bags
Fashion styles.
Special 3.99
Nina Ricci "L" Air De Temps
Spray wardrobe
1.6 oz. Toilette
.4 oz. Perfume spray
Special s11
Cie spray wardrobe
V3 oz. Purse Perfume atomizer
2 oz. concentrated cologne atomizer
15.50 value Now 17
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:-.,Elastic waist. polyester
with side slits.
reg. $7
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Chenille "T" Tops
100% poly spun Terry cloth.
reg. $8
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Jr. T-shirt
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reg. $10 to 18.99
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Saddleseat sytling
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Fine Jewelry Dept. ~
Armitron Chronograph
Alarm Watch
reg . 99.95
Now 69.95
Sterling Silver Hand
Engraved Lockets
reg. 10.75
Now 5.25
"Tiny" Floating Hearts
14k gold s9
His and Her
Engrabable, 1.0. Bracelets
Engraving Free with
purchase of engrabable
merchandise from Fine Jewelry
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Cocktail Rings
Remember your Sweetheart with
a beautiful cocktail ring in
various gem stones, set In 1 Ok
or 14k gold. Free sizing.
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Uprootin
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ct~ptl~ts. ~upen•asorb adt•s and l"OO s 1'hey repair
strl't>l~. "r1tt' pn• ... i. r\•h1.ht', • t .1kt• , .. ,11 • hind books an1I
hclµ pohttt·1.ln~ •Wl rt• dt•rh-d ''' o frtl •'
T h t•\ .1n: CF r \ t1tnplo\1'P"' l1w.tl 1rt11H•rnnwnt
t>eri.onnd "hl>Sl' ... ulorh':> .1n• JM1'1 rruni h •th r ,1J f Un1J... Ull
d{'r ll1t· ( 'nmpn•ht•n!iil\t' 1-~mplm m1•111 .md Tr\1ar11n~ \<'I
Ttw1 .. runRt' of duttt• Is hm1tt d nnl\ lw thf• 1m.1~m.1
hon 111 thoi.(• tn t•h.u .it• 111 "'""''' nnwnl h11 in~ ( >r .. 11 J(t' 10llll1 \ h ,l'ot lt\l'lll h\ lht• humh I th .1t l'\l'I \ h •\ l'I Of
mu11u;1p.1l. M'honl d1-.trll't .met 1•1111nt~ 11pl'r .11iun-.
So dt>t'~ t'\t'r\ tilhlt l1w.1I ~t1\1·rnm1·nt u~Pnt'' 1n lht•
n:ltwn
{'1';'1' c:urn1· .1huut 111 ltw un, mµlo)Oll'nl \.\a\1• t•I
1072 73 1t wa-. -.ui•1~•w1I 111 tw .1 h1t1,ul l,l\•t•rt.•d 1>ri1)!r .1111
that \\Ullld Jtl\t' -.t111rt t<•t m vm11ln\ mt nt 111 I he Jnhh·-.-.
wh1lt· tr.unm..: u1 t t•t1,1111ln~ th1•rn h1r Joli-.
It tlul11 't turn out ttwl \\,t\ Ct-l \ emplo~t·t·-. 1p
J)l'Jrt•d Ill <'1ly h.llb, l'OUrlhlllhl"' ,llld ttdminl~tra lton uf
ri<·e-. .. 1tro ... J> lht• c:ouolr) '" .:nH·1 nmenlal m .1n,1gl•t
could n·sist the tt.•tnplJt1011 111 tattt•n hts p.t~roll \.\Ith
· ·rn•t• · · emplo) t.·t·c;
(;ovl'mmenl~•I emplm nu.•nt r ,ink:, ""clle<l <Hid ft'\'
CETA t•mployt.•e:, moH•d on In uthe1 Jobs CETA bl·C,tmt•
a wa of hft•
Su tl is today Those temporary empluyt!t.>~ un• so
mu('h :1 part of the local govt.•rnment mnchincr~ Ill
Cahfom1a what with the money crimp creat('(i by
Propos1t1o n 13 that most agt.·rwws would be hard
pr cssl'CI tu oper ate if CETA money \.\l'l'l' cut off
f''rom Washin~ton comes word that ~o nH.· trimming
· m ig ht bt· roming up Prcs1dt-nt CartN's 1980 budg(•I in
l'ludt•s c•limanation of Hi0.000 CETA JOhs, a savmg of $5:~5
million Aud mi anuJ~s1s of CETA b.v Carter'i-chid
domt•stit• advisor aC'knnv. l1:ctiws thut lht• program is bt•ang
misust•tl and m1:-.man.1gt•d
Bui nowlwn· do<'s Jn.>orW s uggest abolishing CETA.
1.•v<.'11 lhnugh th plll post• for l'\.istcnrt· has passed and its
opc·ratwn h.1-. lift h.• lo do \\Ith 1Ls onganal staled obJrc
11ves
<.:ETA 1s .1 part ur our vocabulary. our society and our
tax bill
Spy 'Menace' Looms?
Thi• f<'Hl s;1ys with a str;,11ght face that we ha' t' a
danf!<•rnus fon·ign i.p~ m1.·nac1.· 1'11-!hl 1n our midst ht>rt.• Ill
Southt.•m 'ahfornia.
That ·s prl'lt~ hard to Wk<• "''rtou~I~
Count1.•r·intl'lhg1.•n<·<· .1g1.·nts for tht• FUI callt:d 111
mor<' than 100 st.•c urit." oflt('t:>rs :.incl l'Xt.'('llll\.(•s of Orangt•
County ddt•nst• t·ont ra<.'lors last \\eek to offer some• µrt•lt.'
:-.l<:r n <.1dv1n• 011 spoltmg and dt>a lt ng with for eign ag<.•nts
Mo:-.t Hu!-is1a11 cliplomal:-. ::.hould be considered polt.•n
tial agents. th<.• FBI lwlievcs a view that h ardly 1s s ur
prising tu anyont· "'ho hus n•ud a news paper in the past
30 yt•ars.
A nt•wcr form of the s py mt•nace, says the FBI.
comes with the rccogmtaon of mainla nd Ch ina and the up·
coming visits of Chinese students a nd government repre·
sentatives seeking bus iness connections with U.S . firm s.
H 's a good gut•ss that somL· o f these "isitors would be
agen ts of their government I who isn 't in Red Chfoa? J.
but we wonder if a H ughes Aircraft tech write r should
wor ry about g iv ing away secrets whe n China's vice pre
mier and party are being wined and dined by e,·eryone
from Pn•s 1dt·nt Cart<·r to Boeing aircraft and Disneyland
EH•n tho"l' inclinrct to lake the FBI seriously \\.oulcJ
h:I\ t' <• h:1rd um<.· kt't'ptng a ... tl'<Hg ht fact• whill' stud~ mg a
pamphl<•t h<'ing dist nbuH•d rn <·onnt·ct1on with the sp)
war111ng program
Thi' hook l<•l sets forth lhrt'<' ~cen arios tone. belie\'e it
or not. involves a femme fatale named Natas ha l that
h aven't be-en bt·aten m sillin<•ss since Robert Welch called
Eisenhower a conscious agent of t he Communist con-
s pir acy
T he FBI is dis playing in t his ins t a nce a ll the
soph istication of •in o ut fit b<'ing directe d by P e ter Sellers
for a new m ovie called, "The Pink Panther Strikes
Or an ge County ."
Alumni's Glory Fading ...
More tha n 1.000 graduates of t he Universit y of North
Carolina had u complaint about their diplom as: The ink
fad ed. possibly leavin~ them with a feeling they had
toiled four years for a disap~aring goal.
The univers ity recalled all 3,100 diplomas issued.
Which goes t o s how. said Dun's Review. t he degree to
wh ich recalls h ave bccorne part of the American cond1·
tion
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B oyd I In Calwo ts
By L.M.BOYD
E arly French trappers set
out In pain sometimes. shat·
Ing the sam e cabin. The
french word for cabin 1s
"cahute." ll came to be said.
therefore. about any two who
decided to tt>am up that they
were "tn cahoots ...
Eve r y a nim a l t ha t
vocahzes. ir it can hear , can
tell the difference between
"It's the White House!"
the sounds made by the male
and the female or its own
species. Thal stallion knows
a mare when he hears one.
The bull recognizes the moo
of the cow. The billygoat
identifies the bleat or the
nanny
Was none other than I lelen
Keller who said. "There is no
king who has not had a slave
amon~ his ancestors and no
slave who has not hud a king
among his."
Q. "Na me the right fielder
In the old Abbott and Costello
comedy routine 'Who's on Fiut'."
A. Wasn't any right fielder
ln that bit, sir. The other
players were "Who" on first.
"What " on Necond, "I Don't
Know" on third, "I Oon't
Care" at shortstop, "Today"
at catcher, "Tomorrow" on
tbe mound, "Why" io left
fi e ld and "Beca use" in
center n~ld.
Lut wor d u ttered by
Ulysses S. Grant, long known
for his love or liquor, was.
"Water."
--
TRB From Wa8hington
Robbed of Leadership for $50
1'tw n1pp1 n.t1 wmd r ustles the
lNtlht•rr muwnoli.s t •uvt'b on
1•1ttwr 111d<· of th~ Whitt~ flouse ar.
~1· aiuth1•r on tht> South Lawn
1 h1• Kround as s now ~tr\'HkC'd
'1"'1 11 hon1>1 ~uur d parades.
1 tw l>;md l1luys :1od the crowd
w lt'lonth<>four sldcsofthesmall
11·1ttr.t1 .irt·a Tho stand 1s
i.vt fur Pn·-.1c.frnl :_rnd Mrs C~rt..r and VIC't.> Premier Teng
Jn.t h11i v. aft•. Cho L.1n, and their
tall int1•q 1r1•tt•r . They enter.
lw.ir th1• nation.ii anthem, in·
.. p1•1•1 tht• l1111111r ~uard, a nd now
• l1111my l'.Jttt>r I'> -.peaking nghl
111 front of m1·
T it t:tt t: l.S \ da~turbance in
t ht• v. orkmg pn·:.-, ~ecllon 15 feet
f rum ~ta·n· lh\• f)re~1dent talks.
< .Jrter cl0t.·:.n 'l -.top If the dis·
turht•r h.1~ .1 .:un Carter is a
d1•ad man It ,..., a woman; instead of a
~un ~he has Mao's little red
book She 1s muffled in a minute
~ind dragg<'d off when her com·
pJn1on, a man. also in the press
set•tion. begins t.o shout. Out he
~oes.
Th<>y arc not efficie nt dis·
ruptC'n. If they really shrieked,
t lw sound would have gone around
lht.• world , by satellite to China.
Even as we stand we can hear
lht' OCC'asional growl of protest
t'Om lnE! from the s ma ll protest
aowd in the Ellipse -over
towa rd the Washington Monu·
menl.
TH F. LOUDSPEAKERS out
there pick up the intermittent
noises: nobody pays attention -
there is a ritual prot est for
almost anv foreign visitor.
But this is different. Security
has t>e<>n breached. Reporters
for years have insisted on the
right of minority pressmen to al ·
lend ceremonies.
If Sonia Ransom had wanted
lo. shC' could have killed the
president with the greatest of
L'3Sl' Sht• was p roperly accredit·
t•d by tht• Seattle police, her com·
µanion . Keith Kozimoto. by New
Y nrk pollC'C'. The Secret Service
.1cccptcd the accreditations.
BEING PRESIDENT is one of
the world 's dangerous jobs. Oc-
C'upaliona l hazard -assassina·
lion
We don't Like to think about it.
In the Senate Teddy Kennedy
will ha ve another try at gun con·
trol legislation this month but cha nces are slim. Crime is as
Ameri can as apple pie.
A 1976 r e port to t he Con·
ference of Mayors estimated 4-0
million hand guns in the coun·
try, a figure increasing by 2.5
mil lion a year: 100 million by
the year 2000. A poll shows two·
thirds of the gun owners fear
c ri me. kt'ep guns for s-elf.
defensl': we citizens arm as
superpowers do, fearing ctrms of
our neighbors.
H E R E'S THE reco rd o n
presidential assassinations and
attemp~:
Mailbox
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R0c1dside Ttlrget
Andrew Jackson, 1835, a l·
te mpt.
Abraham Llncoln, 1865, killed.
J a mes Garfield, 1881 , killed.
Willia m McKinl ey, 1901,
killed.
T heodore Roosevelt. 1912. ex·
president. wounded.
F ra nklin Roosevelt, 1933, at-
tempt. I Mayor Cermak killed>.
TRUMAN, 1950, attempt.
Kennedy, 1963. killed. (Robert
Kennedy later killed ).
Ford, 1975, two a ttempts.
In s ummary. or the 32 men
who have held the presidency
since 1835, attempts were made
ag ainst nine. and four s ue·
ceeded. One in eight.
I h ave followed presidents
many years and I have come to
the conclusion that they can't
really be protected. The hand out·
stretched lo greet them from the
crowd across the fence m ay hold a
gun.
IT I PART'Of our culture that
we expect presidents to take the
cha n ce a nd a llow devi lis h
ha ndguns to be sold . We are
alo ne a m ong nations in this
tolerance for guns.
I don't mean to be ghoulish.
but in the seconds of that dis·
turbance on the South Lawn <a
minor incident --$100 fine for dis·
turbmg the peace >. I could see the
fallen figure, feel the commotion.
listen to the shrieks on radio and
TV. hear the great newspaper
presses rumbling out their black.
black headlines.
Weapons don't cost m uch.
Here's the record of prices paid
from Ro be rt Sherrill's grim
s tudy. "The Saturday Night
Special":
Booth shot Lincoln with a .44
derringer, $15.
Guiteau killed McKinley with
a .44 revolver, $10.
Czolaosz used a 5-shot .32 to
murder Garfield, $4.50.
oswato·s mau-order carbme
against Kennedy, $21.4S <plus
$1.50 for postage>
The weapons cost $50.95.
OSWALD GOT his murder gun
from an advertisement in the
American Rifleman. a magazine
published by the National Rine
Association. The ad was placed
by the Klein's Sporting Goods
Co .• Chicago.
Gun advertising is a lucrative
fo rm of income for the NRA.
which has a million members, a
$20-million budget, and a build·
ing in Washington. It is probably
the most powerful s ingle·shot
lobby ln the city.
There is nothing wrong with
the sportsmen's guns. of course.
But the NRA is so pa ranoid
a bout restrictions that it pro·
tects handguns. Every poll for SO
years has shown the public
wa nts handg un control. but
Congress won't let us have it; lt
is cowed by NRA, which can
whip up halt a million letters overnight.
THE GUN LOBBY is believed
to h ave defeated Sen. Joseph D .
Tydings, Democrat of Maryland
and a champion of control. when
he ran for reelection in 1970.
Carter backed control m 1976
<his paternal grandfather was
kil1ed by a handgun an 1904 > but
he has enough other problems
right at the moment.
After J ack Kennedy 's as-
s assination, Congress passed a
we ak gun law including a ban on
c heap imported "Saturda y
Nig ht Specials ." Afte rwards.
gun distributors just Imported
the parts and assembled them
here.
LAST VEAR the House over·
whelmingly defeated a mild bill
to put senal numbe rs on new
firearms to help police trace
them .
.. When are politicians going to
h ave the courage to stand up
against the gun lobby?" de·
m a nded the Washington Star .
T he Ba ltimore S un called it
"Power and Par anoia ... The
N RA didn 't mind. It called
c rl ti cs ·•anti ·Constitution
fanatics'' referring to the "right
to bear anns .. second amend·
me nt.
America's murder rate is the
wonder of the world. T here are
more killings overnight in New
York than ID Tokyo all year.
Ha ndgun Control. lnc .• a c1t1lens
lobby. keeps track month by
month: Handguns took 465 Lives
ID December.
FIVE NATIONAL commillet'S
studied crime between 1967 and
1973, head e d by Nicholas
Katzenbach. Otto Kerner, Milton
E isenhowe r, Edmund Brown
a nd Russell Peterson. All ad-
vo<'alcd gun control.
Never in history did so many
blue.ribbo n commissions in·
vestigateonesubjed so intensive-
ly lnsoshortatime -anddosolil· tie a bout it.
"It ·s .as easy to buy guns as
flashlights ... said Edward Ken-
nedy. whose two brothers were
murdered.
So my heart jumped as Carter
talked and the two beside me
we re dragged a wa y. Will we get
gun control? Of course, yes, in
time. But not until another presi·
dent or two a re sacrificed . r
think.
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TRB is a lo11gstandrng
Washington by/int'. Its autllor cur·
rently is Richard Strout of the
Chnshan Science Monator
When Will Politicos Streamline System?
To the Editor:
Well, isn't the Daily Pilot's
headline of State Superintendent
of Schools Riles· speech in San
Clemente just ducky! Riles said
we must figbt for more of the
ta xpayers money. Have we
('ver. JUSl once. heard one or
these fat politicians say. "We
must streamline our system ancl
be more e ffi cient? Have you
ever heard one of them say, "It
1s the wi ll of the majority or the
t ax pay ing public that we
economize and as public ser· ·
vants we should make every ef·
fort to do so."
Supt. Riles states he has
a lways been against Proposition
13 a nd still wants it wiped out. t
would like t.o ask Mr. Riles if he
GOVT. SPENDING
has ever been at County Tax As·
sessor's Office and watched
grown people crying because
their property tax is going to
cause them to lose their home.
Thousands of others (before
Prop. 13) have been forced to
sell their homes and move t.o
Podunk Hollow in a trailer upon
retiring because of their escalat·
ing property taxes.
I AM SURE Supt. Riles must
ha ve had a beautiful halo around
his head when he recently told
Gov. Jerry Brown that teachers
did not go into education to
become rich but only because
they care about children. I am
sure Mr. Riles must be st.rug·
gling to make ends meet on his
• I
...... w--·-
SSS.000 a year salary and with
only a $50,000 a year pension
waiting for him upon retire·
ment. or course his unlimited
expense account helps keep Lbe
wolf from the door.
Yes, Mr. Riles, we taxpayers
should be in there fighting to get
money for your $150,000,000 bus·
ing program ($250,000.000 next
year> and make it a huge suc·
cess. Next year maybe we can
reduce the density of eight stu·
dents on a SO-passenger bus to
perhaps five or six so there will
be no overcrowding problem.
GEORGE DAVlS
Get Go1'ert11weni •~k
To the Edit.or:
J keep re a ding in yo ur
e ditorial page about all the
fruslations taxpayers are having
dealing with our government.
whether It be city. s tate or
federal.
If I remember corr~lly the
constitution states, "We the peo-
ple." It must be e vident that
"We the people" are· at fault. It
nlso guarantees the sanctity of
the vote, thererore "We the peo-
ple" can change the guard as
often as we want by simply not
voting for an int umbenl.
Cao you imagine all the
pensions. patronages, lobbyists,
tree vacation$, pay raiaes, etc.
that would fall by the wayside?
We may not be able t.o change
Wnas Jmmcdiately but every·
one will see the s1cid marks.
Who knows. we might even get
our government back.
P. L. McMULLEN
Ced Bac k oft ~ltf tt'ff
To the Editor:
This spring and summer we,
other humane organiiaUons,
and county sbelters will be del·
uged with the desperate "Utter ...
laden" pet public. The grim re·
ality is that hundreds of these
precious puppies and kittens will
have to be put lo sleep because
there are no homes for them.
Why? Why must this go on year
after year?
Adopting a n animal is a big
r es pons lbilily and this
responsibility rests with the pet
owner. If the pet owner cares
enough to adopt a kitten or a
puppy. that person should keep
on caring when the pet ~rows up and its natural instincts come
into view.
DURING t~ rnating season, it
is cruel to keep an animal
locked up or fenced in. So that
these animals do not become
frustrated by digging, chewing,
or barking, they s hould be
spayed or neutered.
Heartbreakingly, many or •
these pets ftnd "an opportunity"
to get out and some never re·
turn. They get squashed by cars,
get "adopted" by someone who
thinks it as a stray. or It is
~icked up by animal control of-
ficers.
We are pleading with pet
owners to spay and neuter their
pets NOW! The mating season is
just around lbe corner!
Please call these numbers for
low cost spay and neuter refer-
raJa: Feline & Canine Friends.
Inc. C714 ) 879-7433 or 635-'197S;
Pel Assistance (714 > 542-1530;
Pet Savers (714) ~5980. ROSE HOSEA. Pres.
FellM and Ca_nlne Fl'lends.., lnc.
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Dr. Cliarl
Convention's 'Sole Purpose' Subject to Change
Dr C'tlClrln llt•ll I.I o prnltUttr nt
pc>ltt1cnl 41·u!rir.r ul Col S1otr
f JiltA'tll"l
tJovt•n-c.lt Jc•rr Hro"o s f11•
l'hrnn hl h•at.l lh4J oaleonal
1•ru~ dt• lo b.Jlllnt•t• &ht frdcnl
bud(Cl't ha put him tnto dll't'd
cunrlll'l nClt unly "Ith maoy
GOSH , MR .
Ot>mocratlr r' 1rt) h•nclrM\ but
;il1u1 • llh n.unw Kt•pubhcunt>
Tn f: I. ' • IS not hflWl'Vl r.
lhl' DC' >fl Cm U hHl&lflC'.-d bu1l9111l
l'h1• hllljt.-rlf tht• I 'llH' It. lht• U'.1'
of n n:st1on:Jt c•n nv1•nt1 00 111
fllrmall.) proP<"I' un um1·ndmrnt
DIEPRJCH --
DON 'TANY OF
TH EM LOOK LI KE
T~E RIGHT ONE?
to tht' lt:-dt>rnl <'onst1lution.
1'ht• trudillonul method ol
1nwndhlR the C'oMhtulion hois
ht•••n to hove Conl(rcss propose
tin u m1.•ndmt·nt .111d tht>n have at
ll'J.'lt thn!c rourth11 of the states'
11.·~lsl ulun·s rttllfy It. Thut is lltc
C'ourst>, for t>11;11mple>, o ( the pena·
1ng t:c.iuul Rights Amendment.
The alternative method is to
have a national convention
<'O iied by Congress. Such a con·
vention would then consider the
proposed amendme nt and, if
passed. it would then be offered·
to the stales for ratifi cation.
This method has never been
used.
\ :.
Assem b ly Speaker Leo
McCa rthy. U.S . Sen . Alan
Cranston, and Slate Senate Ma·
jority Leader. David Robertl oil
oppose the use of a national con·
venlion because or its uncertain
consequences. Assembly Mioori·
ty Leader Paul Priolo has mixed
feelings about such a convention
-he'd prefer to have Congress
propose the amendment.
REGARDLESS OF the dif·
ferences among political
leaders, the idea of a balanced
rederal budget has overwhelm·
mg national appeal.
A national opinion poll by
George Gallup in July 1978 found
that more than 80 percent or the
public favored amending the na·
lional Constitution to require a
ba l anced fe d e ral budget.
Later. a poll conducted by the
New York Times and CBS round
that 82 percent of Democrats
and 86 percent of Republicans
polled were in favor of the idea.
To date, 26 state legislatures
have passed resolutions in favor
of a balanced federal budget.
The question is not. then. one of
support for the amendment -
but. rather how to go about it.
THOSE WH O favo r con·
gressional action rather than a
national convention are in doubt
about what else a convention
might do.
Would it also p roduce an
a mendment outlawrn~ abor
lions? <Or. permitting them., 1
Would it propose repealing the
Bill of Rights? Would 1t try to
abolish school integration? Who
knows what would happen?
United States Attorney
General Griffin Bell says he is
.. absolutely" sure that Congress
could limit any national con·
vention's actions to the s ingle is·
sue of a balanced budget. But,
what little experience we have
contradicts that assurance.
The ex pertence was. of
<'ourse. with the original conven·
lion in Philadelphia in 1787.
Following an invitation by the
Continental Congress to consider
ways of tmproving the Articles of
Confederation, 12 states sent. de·
legates to Philadelphia's stale
house in May 1987.
IN TIIEIR invitation to that
convention, the Contine ntal
Congress stated that they were
to meet "for the sole and ex-
press purpose of revising tbe
Articles of Confederation." The
rest is history.
In September 1787 , the
Philadelphia Con vention pre·
sented to the nation a wholly
new document radically dif.
fe r cnt m both structure aod
powers from the old Articles.
Under the terms of t he new
constitution. it would go into ef-
fect when ratified by nine of the
original 13 slates. Uut the
Articles of Confederation re·
quired that all amendments be
unanimously ratified !
WITIDN A YEAR, nine states
plus geographically crucial New
York and politically vital
Virginia had ratified the new
constitution. Technically and,
more important , politically. it
went into effect. It was also, un·
der the terms of the Articles of
Confederation. illegal. or course. all or that was over
200 years ago. And it would be
<in unusual politician who would
i.uggest today that the actions of
our fore fathe r s were i ll·
<'Onsidered or unwise. The suc-
cess of the document and lhe na·
lion have obscured lhe bitter op·
p oi.1lion whic h th e n ew
<'Onslltution engendered in 1787.
Many have forgotten that the
Bill of Rights -the first 10
amendments were added to
the Constitution in o rde r to
secure crucial support from the
state of Massachusetts.
Beatles' Invasion: Has It Been 15 Years?
OU R PRF.SENT f ederal Constitution has been subjected
to the convention mode only
twice. The most recent example
being when the 18th amendment
I prohibition l was repealed by the
21st a mendment. Thal repeal was
voted by special state conventions
called for the purpose.
So. ID spite or Bell 's state·
ment, the rears of a national
convention running wild -as
did our forefathers · are well
grounded in histor y! But, since
it takes 38 states to r atify any
constitutional amendment, we
w o uld probably deserve
whatever we got .
R~ DENN\' FREJDENRICH
As of · Y c,stc·rday ... lJcnny
Frc>1drnrirh rt?s1dcd among thl.' ·sr rawlwrry 1"ields Forever" 111
Jn, mt!
Fifteen years have passed. but
sti ll the memory is clear Sun·
day night February 9 1964, 80
million of us watched four
English lads pound musical his·
tory mto our live~.
and that "ar without h<'rocs
quietly advanced
BY THE TIME I graduated
from high school in 1966. I was
the self-appointed Beatie expert.
.. lhe real meaning behind
the banned record cover is .
plus troubled believer in Viet·
n a m With the release of
"Eleanor Ri gby," social com
mentary played an ever
increasing role in lhe mop tops
musir
Pt'rsonified youth 's hopes and
drl'a m s . Toward the e n d.
however . these images turned to
mghtmares. Their early music
and innocence <remember
"Michelle?") later gave way to
tr3uma and a Lucy-in-lhe·Sky-
w1th· Diamonds-like withdrawal.
The Beatles bridged the gap
between black and white. young
and old. Through them . middle
cla~s suburbia discovered dope
and the Boston Pops discovered
rock ·n ·roll.
Thl' Beatles had arrived. and
with them came a sense uf JOY.
")eah, yeah. yeah," and rehef
Only 10 weeks earlier. we were
mourning the murder or Pres1
dent f..ennedy
Four years of college proved
challeng1og yN disillusioning.
The Beatles introduced their
Mention "Be'at1es" lo anyone
between the ages or 30 and 40 -
would you believe? -"When
1·m Sixty four" and watch the
reactions. Man) have a favorite
song or story to tell: but. few
SilY. "Who'!"
l.IKE . 0 m;iny othNs prior to magical mystery tour as the
th(' R<'ntlt's' 1nva~1on my h~ir nightly nC'ws simultaneously
"as short. rny favorite song w s 'roadcast t he horror s of In
"Surf an ' USA' ttnd I was sl1 1 llorhinu
getting us('d lo LIU
Suddenly.~ nont> of that mat.
tt•red any m111 t• Y ciu ng men let
their h:ur grc'w longt•r . "I Want
To llold Your Hand" was No. l
and ft•w µaid :iltenlion to the
new pn•s1dt•nt Sociolog1sls srud
this phcnomt•non would pas!> ma
few months
Beards re placed sideburns
nnd campus nots repla(·c~ck·
hops. "Give Peace a Chance"
and "lley .Jude" were the hits of
the time Somehow I managed to
avoid th<' war despite being
S<'lectt'd No l in the 1970 draft
lottery
SOME MUSIC experts claim
the Beatles were responsible for
widening the intellectual boun·
daries of rock. thus making it a
more flexible and acceptable art
medium.
Within a year. sideburns were
hui..hy. Beatie paraphernalia IN THE BEGINNING • .John.
had flooded the market place, Paul George and Ringo
Today. nearly a decade follow·
ing their last concert. the
Beatles still are in demand. Two
anthology LP's became gold
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Identity Crisis Pint-sized
Uy ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ol C,.. 0•11• Pll01 Sc.iff
{ have n<.'vcr sN?n a little girl named Shan·
non . for we are confined to two cur
tamed cubicles in the Intensive Care Unit al
Fountain Valley Community Hospital.
But l he ht•re hstcmng to the story un-
foldin)! down there.
"Shannon ... Shannon .Mommy
knows 1t hurls. fThen fn a smg·son11 lullaby >
I "'"" yoo . . a bwJhel and u peck .. .. Shannon . Shannon . . Come back to
t'3 • Dtm't close 11our eyes again."
Shannon cannot hear her mommy and
daddy now although something flickers
behind her curtain or consciousness when the
hllle lids Outle r.
Sometimes she whimpers and sometimes
Shannon shrieks out in the night. Brain injury
rules out most anesthesia.
.. You can cry oil you want honey . . .
Mommy ~' you Shannon Cod love:i
11ou . . and Ow Baby Jtru.' lS going to
malct' flO" wtU "
Shannon. Shannon. Shannon. Always try-
ing to s tir her memory by recitation of her name, people, places and happy tames past.
The accident story was simple. A kid. A
new bike. A car. Rainy weather. A collision.
"Shonnon . • . come on ktd . . . Btt$J1 is
here ... Don't you want to set your
favorite doU? ... You don't ,. good care o/ hu ••• We'U get h49r ftt~."
The plalnUvc lltanle11 have continued for
many of the 72 houra slnce the chUd. arrived
as Jano Doe, about 9, with head Injuries and
muJUple fractures.
Her motlier learned the bard way, con·
tocted by 1 worried nclfbbor about a lttUe
girl blt on her bi.cycle. Sb&nnon's family wtN
newCOl1M!TI to the neighborhood. No one ru l·
ly knew t11em yet.
The famlly dlcln~ know bicycles muat. be
r.pllef'ed here. lt wasn't.
Shaken by the message, her mom !ran·
lically t·allt·d Fountain Valley pbhce, dread·
ing what evt•ry mother dreads.
"Go lo the hospital." the desk officer
said firmly hut ~enlly. "Her bicycle is over
lher<.'."
"l don 't ev<'n want to see it!"
"Good. we can show it to other kids," he
replied. referring to the school bicycle safety
programs that emphasize licensing • • •
Three poinLc; emerge here.
Police had no bike license to t race
down.
Neighbor witnesses did nol know th.is
new little ~irl in town, crumpled on the wel
street a few blocks Crom her new home.
Children rarely carry identification
cards.
Law agencies and the media have long
advocated a mandatory child identification
program, perhaps through state law. Some
1>arents -pitifully r('w -follow their own
family JO system .
A simple do~ ta~ worn uDder a boy's ~hirt, or a girl's brtl<'elet could bear vital
medical statistics in addition to name. u;e,
address and where parents may be reached.
-This data can and bas been Ute-saving in
past cases.
Shannon's famlly could have at least re-
ceived news or the accident In a more gentle
fashion. lt would have been easier to face the
1.ngulsh and uncertainty ahead. God knows there is enough of It In that
other <'Urtnlned cubicle tonJtiht.
Shannon'11 mother sends eway a small
visitor with on ;ldmonlUon to aet her own
b1cyclt' Ucen11ed fi rst ttllng. Then the ectort.s to awaken o s m31l steeping be1uty belln
anew.
"Shannon Momm11 tt heH • Oodd11 ''
ht rt . Your brotPter •• h1rt ...
TlftktrbrU I.I falrt Co tte JIOU .•• ShdMon,
Shannon . com,. back to us."
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a lbums within 48 hours or re·
lease; some have offe red $50
million for one final concert:
"Beatlemania," the look·a·Uke
play. attracts sell-out crowds.
What is it about. the fab four
that mal<es us do these things in
the late 1970s? Did our parents
respond this way. to the Big
Band sounds 35 years ago? Will
today's teens react to Kiss this
way in 15 years? Interviews with
the Walrus might offer valuable
clues.
ALL I KNOW is the Beatles
arrived. "He lp," they con·
que red. "With a Little Help
from My Friends :" and then de·
parted. "The Long and Winding
Road."
No one can turn back the
clock. and attempting to "get
back t o where you once
1.>elongcd" is 3 difficult and
futile exercise. ·
Yet. for me. the good and bad
memori<'S arc worth saving. I'm
no "Fool on the Hill" nor "Dr.
Roberts... I'm just a fan who.
a fter 15 years. would like to say
lh!inks.
Sydney Harris
DiploIDa's
Value Iffy
·r111n911 I Learned En Route to
Looking.Up Othrr Thinrw
Thal while a high s~hool
diplom a improves a graduate's
chance of finding a job. it does
not n ecessar ily Improve the
nature or level of the job.
•
-That white·collur crime
alone in the U.S. causes losses
($44 billion last year ) about
twice as great as that spent on
"the entire crimina l j ustice
system.
-That New York fa milies re-
ma in on welfare three limes
longer tha n Texas families.
<Benefits in New York are three
times larger.)
That according to the re·
cent President's Commission on
Mcntnl Health, some 20 to 10
million Am e rican s have
"diagnosable m e ntal dls·
turbances," and one-quarter or
the population suffer from
"severe emotional stress." <l
would consider these estimates
on the low side.) ·
-That Alexander Ha milton
d espised democracy and wanted
the Preside nt a nd senators
chosen ror life by an electorate
limited to the pr05perous.
-That ••gung·ho" Is really o
Chinese phras~. mconln1 •·work
together."
-Thal at the beginning of the
20th century, lesa than four per·
cent or AmC!ricans we re 6S or
otdor: by tM beglnnin• o( the
21st c~otury. six tlmcs as many
Amtr1cans will be ln that ace.
-aroup.
Still Long Way
To Finish Line
By CLEM PORTMAN
Clem Portman i.s a resident of Son Clemente
Whoever thought up the name "Senior Citizen" should have
been gagged a nd stuffed into a barrel.
Look what happened: Anyone lucky enough to make it past
6-0 wound up a marked man -a statistic with a countdown.
"He's a senior citizen now," the youn~er ones said , .. in the
extreme middle too old to be working. and too young to
retire."
. THEN, TO MAKE THINGS worse. the government stepped
ID ; bureaucrats scratched th<'1r heads and said, "We've got lo
set up an agency for these senior citizens. How about calling 1t
The Council on Aging?"
Council on Aging. for heaven's sake! Couldn't they have
called it The Coun~H on Growing? Why did they choose a label
that reminds everyone he is growing older with every tick of the
clock?
And speaking of clocks. consider your frame of mind while
having your morning <'Offee m sight of one of those digital
monsters. As the beady red eyes blink one seeond after another.
try lo find the instant that 1s now -between the past and the
future. If you do. you'll get ind1gesllon.
OF COURSE, WHAT TIIE name.coiners overlook is that
age sets no hm1ts on achievement. For mstance, think about
Isaac Bashevis Singer. 74, who has just been honored with the
Nobel Prize for Literature.
Or Paul Brown. 70, founder of lhe Cleveland Browns. who
says, "Things shouldn't be a matter of age. Things should be a
matter or knowing what you are domg. After all, it's better lo
get old than not to get old."
Or Dr. Mary S. Calderone. 74, the famous expert on human
sexual behavior. who knows full well that ll wink at any age can
lead to something terriflc.
BUT ALL IS NOT LO T. In Laguna Beach SUnley
Griswold, the well-known. white-bearded iconoclast, Is ta.king
3ctfon. He's the one who dllSbes across the Coast Highway
wavlng a traffic n ag and shouting, "Remember the Ataniol"
Stanley has started a campaign to wipe out "Senior Cltlien"
and replace it with o zinger. Whe n interviewed at his
park·bench headquarters. Stanley said he's already gatherina
slanatures: that hls plan is well under way:
"I've wrote to Hownd J arvis," he said, Jabbtng us with b1s
pencil. "He's past 70. He's one of us."
"What name do you have In mind?"
STANLEY'S WATERY EYES J leamed.
" 'f'ront·rUMer'! What else? We wn there, mant We
started aoo~r an' we come a longC!r way. When Howard almme
the (Crttn U1ht, we sot \l made!" StanJey could be r-1aht. After his auccess w1t.h Pros>ositlon 13,
Howard should bave no trouble ma.klna "FronLrunner" a
household word. No trouble al all.
Al• DAILV fltLOT Sundey. fet>1u1ry 11, 1079 COUNTY I OBITUARIES
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KOCEReunites the Bard, Audiences
Wt-rt' Wllllam 'hakesptur
oll\lo today. b m111\\ hl\lt' aid
" lllheworld' 11lt-h'\h11on
nd rrom nnc'ln lo 2:30 p rn Man·
duH bealnnlnQ t-• b l4
tor It I~ his Jon to help the J>OO·
pie-who hove t•nrolled ror th""
l'our se with lnt\•rprel..ations and
\\ tth udd1tional bnckground
<thout the s>luy und ubout the
uulhor
nd, ull lht! m«'n and wom"n tu
dtnt& "
'Wilham 1'h 1kn~ an• -wrot
tui. ph'" to plrai.r ttl\ 11ud1l'nt't'
t h , t " ,, ~ n t· 1 t h ,. r v t.· r y
Thul '6 tht~ 1>h1IO! oi1hy btohtnd •
brand nt-.. VB~ -, ru• on Sh•k~ Pf&f'\l produ«'d as • C"OI
lt-•t•·crt-dtt l'lu ~ Cou!lt hnt•
Community (~)Ut-(lt" oU~r, lht-
thrte urut "tclecour.c" eta, lhb
~m i.tt•r
OJ>hitllC'Jh•d nor IHt:r ary fh•
~ rnh' fnr lht• pt'Oplt' ool 1i1n t' lilt"
l'hqut'." u1d Shuun ~utlon, ht•4AU
of th•· RU< rlt.Jt11t1 airoup an
"har,rf' <•f prodm·twn
"I MOST t:nglls h t'l<i . es ~nd
t'\ e n those clu11. ''"devoted solely
tu tht• •ludy of Shakespeare. the
.. tudt•nt" ~Imply n·ud the play:.
Crom .i boOk :an1t.1f lht•y an.• lucky.
tht•V muY M't' ,1 ftlrn or a i,tuge pro
ducllon
PROD ('ED 8\' lht> BBC' "nd
Ttme ure. th\• ~II) an.· bruud
cust O\ll'r KO<. E Chann\'l ~I
from 9 to l 1 30 p m ~v••r) othn
Wednetlday, bl.•1o1mnma 1-'t•b rn.
"\\'t• hltfM' to brrn~· batl'k tht.''ll'
pl;n., rm thl' \.lmt' h tnl!I tu lh1•
rn.u.11 ••udl<'n<'(' Tht• l'IJ)''> ~111
bf• P"~t·nkd u11 tht•y Wl•rt• flr?tt
t'OOCl'IH'<i ' ht• <,<lid "In thi.s class. the viewing o(
tht• pl;:1y~ Is integral to the
rourst> This as. artcr all, the
"uy at 11h<>uld be Shakespeare
wrut(• not for the printed page.
\T C'O\.l..i'TU/\f:, f)a\1d SICJnt•
"111 M'rvt• u., thl• c·o111 w inslruc
All Children
Gained From
A Blind Date
Wtule most second Rraders struggle with
such things as cursi"ve writing and mult1phca
lion, Ann(' Kreuter 's 7-ycar-olds also are getting
early lessons in tolerance At the same time.
blind teen-agers under Linda J acobsen's
tutelage may be getting their fi'"~l la!.te or ac
ceptance.
Mrs . Kreuter. a s.econd grade teacher at
Pleasant View Eleme ntary School m Hunt·
ington Beach. and Mrs Jarobsen. a teacher al
the Los Angeles Foundation for the Junior
Blind. are old friends who share the conviction
that exp<>Sure breeds understanding
FOR THREE YEARS now. Mrs Jacobsen
has loaded her h1'ndicapped students in a s ta·
lion wagon and driven the 40 miles to the
Orange County school Before hand. l\Trs .
Kreuter has spent counllcss hours preparing
her elass('s for the visits.
"Anne wanted her kids to be exposed to ex-
ceptional kids." Mrs Jacobsen said. "and I
wanted my kids exposed to .sighted kuts. These
kids are about on the same )('vel socrnlly ..
During a r<'cent v1s1t, the blind children
came arm<•d with toob they use· tn thc•1r school
\\Ork a braille t)'pcwritt•r and ··touc·h' boQks
c·ontaininJt shaP<'" ;.ind tt-xlun.·s they lt•a rn to d1f
f<'reotialt', as well <as rupcakcs they tiad bahd
THE SECOND-GRADERS had made
m<'damon ~1fls and l•arned ~1bf1ul SIS 1n coins for
contribution lo the foundation
Dunng the five-hour slay, the sighted and
unsighted broke into rotating study centers to
l'X periment with the tools. the two sets of
children alternately sharing parts of their day·
to-day lives.
The blind students demonstratt•d the braille
typewriter. In turn. the second-graders en
m asse g uided the bland studc•nts down
s idewalks. through the rn ;11e of pinl·si1.cd
classroom tables and ovl•r the µla yground
equipment
"WllV S HOULDN'T phys ically han
dicappcd children ha vt> mMc l'Xpertt•nces hkc·
this., .. as ked Mrs Krl'utc r "Both sets or
children Rel so much from 1t."
But, she stres1'cd ... it 1s crucuil to prepare
the children in advance and 1nvolw th<: students
in plannjng "
To insure that the children knew what to ex
Gardeners
JAlll!ES
EllZA8E'TH .CEYLON JAMf~ s A .
p .. ,, • ., ...... v """'""'V • ,.1, .. h .. "''" e t uct1on It IOr"""' r~s•o.~t ol OranQll! Counly.
~h~ ..,,_\ ~ ~r.r ot thtt Wom,.n ot
,,...,,,._1nFutlf>rton l'.1r.-"'u"toM• The Laguna Reach
~~.:;,~1.!"S,::~, \~:.~;d·~ • .,~~ Garden Club will have a
son• l'OwarO J8mf'\ 01 Hunlf1>Qlon Spring deSSCrt Card par·
::~~:,.,'f~1':"',.,~ .. /~"'·J~!',.,'i':,~ ty and silent a uction al 0••11<1~ o.tuQM•• r.r11<• w f,,., .. , 01 noon Feb. 23 at the
Trha<ll"lllc.tt110<t>, .. ''''"'.101!o••"11 Neighborhood Congrega-o• SHll~ Wa\lllnqlon br111""' J()l'n .... 1°".,. o.1ro11 ""''"'o"n 'i"'"""' lion al Church, Laguna
.,.111 o-hef0Sunc!11r• PM Ha•llO• t ""'" Beach. M~morl&I C'MOf'I wltPI '"" RP• Ftovo
l .. \f'.1,, ,,"''°' ,._HOM "1 e .. omt It is a fund-raiser for
CO•urc11 o4 s.nte """ Ot+t<IM•n11 1n1 .. ,. the Saddleback College ';';.:',,~"','::;,;;;;;;::~.':~v ;.01~:,.·;;.,~ Scholarship Fund, which
I Awn Mount Ollvf' MnrloMY (Cl'la is awarded annually. A
_M_._"'-S.te>-_s_s"' _______ donation of $2.50 was re·
quested. More informa·
tion may be obtained
from Mrs John Bum
bera at 494·2732.
Al'Wlr.ploolt
BLIND, SIGHTED STUDENTS SWINGING
Huntington Beach Visit Promoted Tolerance
pel't. she said, "they look blind walks and we had
them lead each other around obstacles so they
woulct be aware of special considerations involved
in leadingsoml'oneelscaround."
The lessons were apparently well learned.
.. The ('hildren were helping those big kids ...
s;.a 1d Ingrid Woken. whose son. Brent. wore his
braille nametag to bed that night. "They were
a lmost the authority because so much was up lo
th(•m Thl'y were really helping someone that
rc>all~ d(•pt•ndcd on their help They were giving
of thrmseln•s
''THEY SEE WE'RE all human and it givf's
them a basic unde rstanding of human dif-
feren('es," Mrs Woken added.
Although the blind students were nervous
when they arrived, Mrs. Jacobsen said the
warmth and enthusiasm of their hosts eventual·
ly broke th(· ice. The experience. she added.
would help the blind students deal more effec·
lively with a s ighted world.
"Most of these kids will not live in society,:·
Mrs. Jacobsen said. "They m ay be able to hold
down some minor JOb, but l don't see them as
li ving inQ<.'pcndcntly.
"BUT IT IS AN 'opportunity to be around
sighted kids. It's ~ot to help them al home.
around their brothers and sisters and in relating
to the kids down th<' street."
The real success of th(' visit, however, was
immediate. written on the tire(j,, glowmg faces
of the blind children as they leftf'
Surrounded by waving second-graders
s houting "Corne back!" they were helped into
tht> station wagons for the return trip.
Myra Berg, 14 . sighed wearily
"I've had a good day ... Thank you, Mrs .
Kn•uter ··
but ror the visual production."
Stone old.
"I noNK another important
thing about this course ls that It
wu11 crented rrom the start as a
televhlion production for educa·
tion. It is not a movie or a st.a1e
play that has simply been
transferred to television. It has
been designed for the medium."
through the college." said Jack
Ch appell. CoastUne publlc tn-
rormat.aon officer.
how the dramatic qualltles im·
parted by the actors five new or
special emphasis to the words on
paper, by lnt.e ractJon with our
faculty member, David Slone,
they '11 be expo ed to differing In·
terprelations of theplays.
"JUST AS THE appreciation
of a line painting is enhanced by
an understanding of the artist's
.life and limes. so is the ap·
preciaUon of Shakespeare. "ALL THESE things round
o ut the total experience, one that
is as valuable and Inter esting for
the casual viewer as it is for the
drama student. the English slu·
dent. and the Shakespeare
scholar."
Tbe first season will include
"As You Like ll." "Richard II,"
"Ro meo and Juliet," "Measure
!or Measure," "Henry VIII,"
and Julius Caesar."
''These productjons are fine
entertaining television but the
video portions are only a part of
the total experience available
"This is one or the particulllr
strengths of the telecourse. Peo-
ple who sign up for the class will
experience a great deal more
than just the enjoym en t or watching the dramas. Through
the telecourse, they will be ex-
posed to much more. Information about the course
is available by calling CoastUne
Community College at 963·-0824.
"By readin g along while the
plays are televised, they'll see
~---------------------------· * ·---------------------------...
Shakespeare's Coming
'Public TV Presems 37 Plays in 6 Years
NEW YORK CAP> --With fanfare befit·
ltng the kings he chronicled. Shakespeare
com es to public television this week.
All or him. All 37 glays by the man
generally acknowledged to be the pre-eminent
master of the English language Seventeen
comedies, 10 histories and 10 tragedies writ-
ten from 1591 to 1613.
THE SERIES, produced by the British
Broadcasting Corp. and cast entirely with
British actors. is being shown in thjs country
by the Public Broadcas ting Service. It is one
of the most ambitious and expensive projects
ever undertaken for television.
For awhile. it seemed on its way to
becoming one of the most controversial as
well.
Six years wlll pass before the. series is
completed. What ~tarts here on Wednesday,
Fe b . 14. with "Julius Caesar, • won't end un·
til the spring of 1984. with a play yet to be
chosen and a cast yet to be hired.
In between. millions of viewers will see
the whole range of Shakespeare's art the
early works of developing genius like
"Romeo and Juliet. ' and "Richard II:" the
mature mas terpieces like "King Lear" and
"The Tempest;" the puzzling tragicomedies
like "Measure for Measure" and "A Winter 's
Talc:" and even a couple of clinkers. like
"Titus ~dronicus" and .. Henry VIII'' that
are remembered only because of lhl! man
who wrote them.
VIEWERS WILL see more than. 1,000
characters, from Marc Antony and Anne
Boleyn to the three witches and the Duke of
York. They will hear more than 100,000 lines
of blank verse, from "To be or not to be, that
is the quest.ion," to "Friends, Romans, coun·
lry men. lend m e your e~l'S."
These plays are a mong the greatest con·
tributions the English language has made to
world culture,'' s ays Cedric Messina, who is
producing lhe cycle for the BBC. "And as we
have the facilities and the talent . it
becomes almost our duly to do them."
Jae Venza. executive producer of the
series for WNET. the New York station that
is responsible ror the presentation on PBS.
says that "a generation ago, when I was in
school. we read all this stuff. But we never
saw it on its fee t.·
Weekend
Study Set
M o r e th an 130
weekend courses will be
offered during the spr·
ing semester at Orange
Coast College, Costa
Mesa.
"Our instinct at PBS," he says, "is that a
good television version of something will send
young audiences into lhe theater. wanting t'l
see the real thing.''
The Sha kespeare cycle, budgeted at
more than $14 million, is the biggest project
in the BBC's 51-year·his tory . Time-Life
Television is helping finance the project, and
Venza says Exxon, Metropolitan Lire and
Morgan Guaranty Trust are each contribut-
ing about $35.000 per play to help SP.cure the
American rights for 10 years.
When plans to show the series on U.S.
television were first announced. some ~can actors and producers protested.
CHIEF AMONG them was Joseph Pa pp,
head of the New York Shakespeare Festival.
which performs Shakespeare for free every
summer in Central Park and is res ponsible
for the cunenl Broadway smash .. A Chorus
Line ."
Papp and the others obJected to so much
American money and television time being
devoted to a completely British project. They
said many unemployed American actors
were 1ust as qualified lo participate~
Some also worried that hearing all the
plays performed by actors w1th Brillsh ac-
cents would make 1t ha rder for Amen can au·
diences to accept American 1:1ctors 1n the
roles
VENZA THINKS the crit1c1sm 1s un·
balanced. because it "overlooks the fact that
if you go to any other country, most of the ac·
tors you'll see on TV are Americans, from
Kojak on down."
He says PBS' commitment to the BBC
series "won't s top us from doing American
theater meanwhile ." In fact, he says, dis·
cussions are under way to put some of Papp's
work on the air regularly.
The British actors so far hired include
some of the leading names in contemporary
theater and film. s uch as Sir John Gielgud,
Dame Wendy Hiller and Claire Bloom
Messina says he is not using the same ac-
tors or directors throughout the series to
achieve greater variety and aYoid a uniform
look or style. He also shuns modern-dress o r
other ··eccentric" versions, s uch as Orson
Welles' famous anti-fascist "Juhus Caesar."
rearing that some s uch inte rpretations
become quickly dated.
Sun .. Feb. 18
Run with Frank Shorter
Entoes Available Security Desk
South Coast ?lua
The "weekend cot· .~~~--~~--~---~---~---~---~~~-~~ lege" program enables
a student lo earn up to
10 units. according to
George Blanc. OCC's
weekend co ll ege
coordinator.
Registration for spr·
ing classes continues
through Feb. 16. More
Information is available
at 556-5735.
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Students at least 17 years old will be able to
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'l 'M CONSTANTLY STUDYING DOZ!NS OF SCORES,' SAYS EUGENE ORMANOY
Noted Orch estra S our?
Eugen Ormandy Still IT in Philadelphia
P HILADELPHI A IAP > -When E uge ne
Orma ndy, the m us c director of the Pb.Uadelpbta
Orchestra, was asked a while ago when be might re·
tire. the reply was crisp: "I wtll stop conductmg
only when l drop."
Ormandy, long one of the nation's leading con-
ductors presiding over one of its best orchestr as. ts
79. Some ot his players reportedly feel that the or·
chcstr'a and the maestro'sown brilliant reputation
·-might best be se r ved by his retirement now.
.. TEN YEARS AGO Ormandy was in complete
control." a veteran player. who didn't want to be
jdcnt1f1ed. told a newspa per critic. "He could in·
still an enormous amount of excitement in most
:mus ic. But now there is tension. no excitement."
·'The normally easy working relationship
t>etween Ormandy and his players has become in·
u easingly edgy this season," wrote Daniel
Webster of the Philadelphia Inquirer. "Ormandy
bas openly assessed blame, and the players have
hardened in the face of bis remarks. Ormandy's
problem has been compoun¥.<f by a minor hearing
loss a nd he has compensated somewhat by asking
for louder playing. The players have objected to
that. too "
The prin cipal guest conductor and heir·
~pparent of the Philadelphia Orchestra is Ricardo
Mu ti, a 37-ycar-old Italian.
David Eastburn, president of the Federal
lteserve Bank of Philadelphia and head of the or·
eh<'stra's board. declined to comment directly on
either Ormandy's or Muti 's future, but says flO
change is contemplated untiJ the end of the 1979-~
season
THE WHITE·HAIRED, Rumanian-born
Ormandy won't comment publicly 'about recent
criticisms and declines to be interviewed on the s ub·
jcct of retirement, but he bas freely talked about his
work and his love, the orchestra.
"I work 16 to 18 hours a day, 12 hours on vaca·
lion," he once told a reporter. "l am constantly
working, studying scor es, dozens of scores. But , of
course, I love it.
"The most I can say about myself is that I am a
good musician . I do not think or myself as great.
T he Philadelphia Orchestra has bad only four
conductors since its founding in 100. Since 1911 it
has been dominated by two musical giants. the
late Leopold Stokows ki, who led it until 1936, and
Ormandy ever since, the longest tenure of any
leader of a major American orchestra. ·
EASTBURN NOTES THAT m~bers of the as· sociallon board also are concern wi th the or-
chestra's future and that a year a a long-range
planning committee stressed the n for an orderly
succession of music directors.
He points out that it was Ormandy who invited
M uti to make his United States debut with the
Philadelphia in 1972 and that the Italian's annual re·
tum engagements were solely Ormandy'sdecision.
As music director Ormandy has absolute
authority to choose guest conductors, soloists and re-
pertoire. He leads more than half the concerts. con-
ducts in the orchestra 's two summer homes in
Philadelphia's Robin Hood Dell and Sa'ratoga, N. Y.,
and d irects them In their annual foreign tours.
MUTI HAS BEEN LEADING the orchestra
regularly In trips to New York, Washington, and
Boston and is scheduled to conduct on the annual
spring trip to Ann Arbor, Mich. He is being asked to
devote even more lime.
Mutl r eportedly wants to keep living in Italy a nd
doesn't want to give up his opera work in F lorence
and his orchestral associations In London.
Meantime, through the rumbles of musical con-
troversy in Philadelphia, Onnandy continues to hold
centerstage.
Outlaw's Odyssey Over
Bank Error Adds Interest to Loner's Life
.JERSEY CITY. N.J . <AP> -After 55 years of
being a "stra1ght arrow," Charlie Walst\..says he
just didn't know how to be crooked. But when an
unusual temptation beckoned, he yielded.
Unemployed, a self-described loner , Walsh h as
become a local folk hero. An angel in the form of a
computer deposited $100,000 to his meager savings
at the Commercial Trust Co.
WALSH WAS DOWN on his luck on Jan. 5.
1978. No family. No job. Few friends. More debt
tha n he could handle. "Everything was gong down
the tubes ror me ...
A lifelong b ache lor and occasional coin
.dealer1~he never earned·
more man $200 a week.
Besides, he owed SS,000
in back taxes on his
house and expected the
cily to roreclose.
How bad was it? He
had smoked cigarettes
for 35 years, but he quit
cold turkey . At one
time , "I was down to
m y last S12. It was
eit h er f oo d or
ciga rettes."
When a long came
the Commercial Trust
Co. angel, halO slightly
atilt:.lf i were a rich CHARLIE WALSH
m an ... " was no lon~er a conditional clause.
Fantasies that used to occur in the dark or night
came into the daylight.
"I never stoleanything in my life," he says . "I
figured I'd get a corrected bank statement, But
when I didn't, I went to the bank and asked a teller
to read off my balance. He said I had $101,081.13 In
my account.
"I KNEW IT was the bank's money, but you
can 'l help but start to daydream. I was out of work
f<fr a couple of years, so I figured, 'What the bell.
l "ll takeachance. ·What did I havetolose?''
So Walsh withdrew SlOl,000, bought a new car
and took off. .
"l had a helluva ball." he says, adding that
he didn't go on any wild spendmg spree.
"I wante d the money to last. I didn't
want to blow the whole wad. I ate out in rancy
r estaurant.II a few limes. But I still bad many
m eals at McDonald's.
New J udge
Sworn In
S AN FRANCISCO
( A P > F . .Slee le
Lanaford baa been
sworn in as a Unlted
Sta tes magis trate by
Chief Dis trict Judge
Robert Peckham.
Th e '6·year -o l.d
Lanarord will serve a n
eight-year term 1tartln1
al $48,500 annually.
Langford baa been a
1overnme ot lawy~
alnce 1961 and was lo the t1 .S . attorn y's omce
since 1967.
.. You don't change your ways and become
a Playboyove rnJgbt."
Walsh says be left New Jersey after he saw a
newspaper article about the bank's mistake. He
took a leisurely drive across the country, enjoying
the scenery and doing "the whole tourist bit."
"And I loved driving that Ford LT D that I
bought. I've had cars before. but this one was
loaded. You know, the whole schmeer. I put on
17 ,000 miles in four months. I used to say. 'Give
me $2 regular' at gas stations. But those days were
gone. I just kept filling it up and driving."
WALSH WANTED TO settle In the Pacific
Northwest. open a sma ll hobby shop and have
security for the rest of his life. But his balloon
burst.
He was caught in Portland, Ore .. on J une 23 .
when police with "a new fangled computer
system" ran a spot check on the license plates of
his car and learned he was a fugitive.
When he was arrested by the FBI. agents
seized a satchel containing $74,000 in cash and two
bank checks totaling $14,000 -total $88,000. He ad·
mils he went through $12,000 in five and a half
m onths
Walsh still had the same New Jersey plates on
the car he loved.
AFFER ALL OF those years of not having to
ask t he question, he found "I didn't know how to
get phony plates. I wouldn't know who to ask But
after one day In jail. l found out in a hurry. Both
the cops and the prisoners told me how I could
have done it."
Amateur or pro. Walsh never worried about
t'arrying around all that cash. "I don't look like I
carry a lot of money with me, and I was careful
a bout where I went. l kept rny mouth shut ."
The bank is suing Walsh for restitution or
the money he spent.
Although Walsh Is now on welfa re, lives at the
YMCA here and is awaiting trial Ctbe date ha sn't
been set >. he believes his five-month run for
the money" changed his life for-the better.
''TIUS WHOLE THING brought me out of m y
shell. I was always pretty much of a loner Now
people on the street slap me on the back and say
hello. And I'm friendlier."
But he told one reporter. "Just don 't make me
out to be a wise--guy. I want to get into a pre-trial
inte rvention program so l can get a job and start
from scratch."
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DAILY PILOT
READE·RS
PICK THEIR
FAVORITE
COMICS
PEANUTS MARMADUKE
The Tops • • •
More than 1,600 Daily Pilot readers responded to the an-
nual favorite comics poll. The five favorite strips, in or-
der of number of votes cast, are: PEANUTS, DENNIS
THE MENACE, MARMADUKE, FAMILY CIRCUS AND
DR. SMOCK.
WE TOOK A POLL ...
On four successive days in J anuary, the Daily Pilot invited readers
to list their fiv e favorite comic strips from a choice of 18 presented
on the ma il-in ballot . The total number of votes cast was 7,000.
Ba llots were sorted by age group and the fi ve top winners are
shown below. The popularity of a ll 18 comic strips is ranked in or-
der of the tota l number of votes each received from a ll age groups .
How They Age Groups Show
Ranked Different Favorites .
1. Peanuts UNDER 16 16-24
2. De nnis The Menace 1. Peanuts 1. Peanuts
3. Marmaduke 2. Family Circus 2. Funky Winker bean
4. Family Circus 3. Dennis The Menace 3. Dennis The Menace
s. Dr. Smock 4. Marmaduke 4. Tumbleweeds
6. Motley's Crew 5. Nancy 5. Marmaduke
7. Tumbleweeds 25 -34 35-44
8. Gordo 1. Peanuts 1. Peanuts
9. Funky Winkerbean 2. Dennis The Menace 2. Dr. Smock
10. Nancy 3. Marmaduke 3. Gordo
11 . Shoe 4. Tumbleweeds 4. Tumbleweeds
12. Judge Parker 5. Family Circus 5. Motley's Crew
13. Moon Mullins 45-64 OVER 64
14. Agatha Crumm 1. Peanuts 1. Dennis The Menace
15. Miss Peach 2. Dennis The Menace 2. Peanuts
16. Queenie 3. Marmaduke 3. Family Circus
17. Gerlatrix 4. Dr. Smock 4. Marmaduke
' 18. Superheroes 5. 'Gordo 5. Nancy
The comics survey results help the Daily P ilot dete rmine your pre-
ferences and suggest interest in a strip may var y from one-age
group to another. Note, however, tha t readers under 16 and readers
over 64 nam~d the same five favorites. Your choices ma y diffe r or
match those of your age group or th e tot al. Either way, be assured
you '11 be invited to vote in the next favorite comics poll.
To all who voted, thanks for your views and the assurance that com-
ics a re one more reason people all along the Orange Coast find read-
. ing pleasure in the
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I I OAJL 'y PILOT Sunday, February 11, 1118 AFTER 13 REPORT
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Was 13 Lucky or Unlucky?
uroey of what h~ -and hasn't -happened since proposition passed
ByOO G W1W.
SACRAMENTO <AP> -F.•&hl monlh ancr
•hfonu Op4ed Ptopor.tt.aon 13, la.sh n.i
lhtir P'"OP<'l1Y t ltc& by $'1 bllbon annually. mo l
lonl £0\C'mownt bavf! Called to ttdu~ •peod, Int:
lnswM. procranu Ir@ betn1 ~hn\tt'd ..,ilh
mon"v from bud,:ct sul"'plu • mnd C lifornian.., u.rl• l'l\JO)'ltlfot lax ,•ut~ with m1&Jor M>n •cc> unsm Plllred
STN("f.: PRO ITlOS 13 was pust~ last
June 6, tht; .,rowth In ao1remm. nt Spt'nd1na bu
h tt d, but st hun 't ~o ~u<"\'d In fac:l, 111c
tu l i Pt>ndin& h 5bown a btcht lncrt-uc
Th It ha\" ~~n om cuts In ~rvjce11
minor to •~t. painful to \Orne and . cattrttd
layoffs, but not the pl'\'.<i1ctf'J ma'~ hnngs The
lotnl luk and luca l go1.1ernm~t p1tyroll of l S
malhon tua been n'duced b)' only 12,300, mosll)'
throuNtr reON.•ment!> uod res1gnill1nn~
MQ.'.t or ahloroaa 's 22 million resldenb
h.1ven't really felt Propc>s1t1on 13. wtuc:h limit:,
property taxes to one percent of a property's
\'alue The dire e fr\'t'ls predtrkd by foes the
v 1rtual collapse or pubhc scho-01 syste ms
drastically curtailed rare and police protection '
haven'tmatenahied
THE BIGG EST efC<'ct has been the freeze ot welfare benefits und government salaries so
that 1.3 m1lhon welrare clients and 1.5 million
government worke rs face 1979 prices with 1977
incomes. The pay freeze savt.'<i $1 billion in an·
ticipated raises.
· Other cuts have been Jess sweeping
s horter library hours, reduced trash rollection
and deferred street m aintenance. Many com·
munilies have increased parking meter rates,
building permit fees, admissions at swimming pools.
A couple of San Francisco Bay Area .cw>m·
munities have come up with novel responses. In
Clayton, a communit y of 2,000, City Ad·
minislrator Pete Archuleta reviewed the staff of
13 employees, figured that he was the one
needed least, and resigned. ·
THE AFFLUENT com munity of
Hillsborough decided lo ask for $200 contribu·
lions from residents to avoid service cuts.
Within two weeks, nearly half of the 3.000
ram mes chipped in with a totaJ of $.142,000.
The stopgap measures and the state's $6
billion budget surplus have held the line. But
the surplus may run out, stopgaps can't go on
forever, and many officials see an austere
future.
Califomi1:t has 6,300 cities, counties. and
school. fire. library, lighting a nd other special
serviC'e distric ts. Their combined a nnual
budgets h ave increas ed s ince passage of
Proposition 13 from $27.5 billion to $27.8 billion,
a 1.1 percent jump compared to an average in-
crease in the 19705 or about 10.S percent and an
innation rate or about 9 percent.
ltall\er than reduce the number of pro-
grams in the first year, "we reduced the cost or
those programs by not letting our employees
have a pay raise," says William Hamm, the
legislature's chief fi scal a naJyst. But a pay
freeze only intensifies the demand for catch-up
raises in the year ahead, he says.
"We 're losing our best people," complains
Don Benninghoven of the League of CaWornia
Cities. "Data processing people, engineers,
nurses. anyone who has a chance to jump into
the private sector is doing it. I can't imagine a
second year without a cost of living increase."
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says there won't
be a nother pay freeze next year, but he hasn't
mentioned any figures on increases. Public
employees. m eantime. have begun campaign-
ing for raises or up to 18 percent.
Hamm says resignations and attritions may
lower costs in the s hort run. "but eventually the
quality or services dete riorates.
"THE STATE DOES not have enough re-
venue. even including the remaining surplus or
about $2 billion, to meet all the demands that
will be placed upon it next year.'' he adds.
Who will be hurt is a political decision to be
made in each community. Benninghoven says
those who will suffer most are those who need
government mos t the poor and senior
citizens.
James Kennedy of the California Chamber
or Commerce says local governments have not
made the necessary cuts. "Expenditures will
have to be cut ln large programs that Involve people," Kennedy says.
"BUSINESS A_ND Individuals got the sav.
in'ls. We got a blg boosl ln the economy. But we
can't Jive with It without cutbacks In govern· ment."
Those savi n gs to bus inesses and
homeowners have been spectacuJar .
About 1 million homeowners who pay-their
taxes through m ortgage Impound accounts saw
payment& drop drastically starting last sum-
mer. ~er 3 million who pay directly to
couohes got Christmas bonuses in lower
December tax bills -· 60 percent or more, from
$1,400 to $600 a year for the average $60,000 borpe.
And Brown and the legislature cut another
Sl billion from the state income tax in an elec-
tion year response to the spirit or Proposition 13.
BtJT $4.S BILLION of the $1 bimon in pro·
perty tax cuts went lo businesses, with 10 major
companies getting breaks of more than $10
!Dillion each. A few businesses have pass~ sav.
mgs to customers a nd renters, but consumers
generally have gotten liUJe direct benefit.
A Sacramento firm sent rebate checks total-
ing $150,000 lo 1,200 tenants in three apartment
complexes. A few landlords granted modest re-
ductions, most about $10 a month on apartments of $200 to'$250.
Many landlords who either raised rents or refused to lower them say property tax cuts
offset increased costs. They said renters were
getting their Proposition 13 savings in the form of delayed rent hikes.
KENNEDY ATTRIBtJTES some of the
robustness of California's economy -un-
employment dipped to an eight-year low of 6.1
per cent a month ago as 600,000 new jobs were
created-to stimulus from Proposition 13, though
he acknowledged that a ny such effect is hard to
measure.
In any event, California's continuing boom
has eased the pangs of Proposition 13. Huge
gains in income, sales and corporate tax collec-
tions. all exceeding revenue estimates, gave the
state the surplus that's being used as a cushion.
The state spent $4.2 billion of its surplus to
preserve some local programs. primarily police
and fire protection, schools and welfare. The
pay freeze saved another St billion and local
government fees were raised $101.5 million. City
and county reserves and hiring freezes covered
$700 million.
The rest of the revenue lost. about $1
billion, was met by t·eductions tn servlces,
primarily In parks, libraries~ street main·
tenance and cultural a nd other programs.
Although the ttscue bill trimmed the sur-
plus to about $2 billion. most fiscal experts ex·
pect more surplus to accumulate, allowing st ate
bailouts or up to $4 bitUon a year for another two
years -longer if the boom continues, less ii it turru; into recession.
Thal un<'ertainty affects every government
body and interest group competing for tax
dollars. Some inte rests want the state to con·
tinue giving surpluses to local governments as
long as possible, hoping tbat sales and income tax
revenues will grow fast enough to make the $4
billion bailout. or even more, a permanent sub-
sidy.
Others contend major cutbacks have to be
made sooner or later. and s ay the longer those
cuts are delayed, the m~e painful they will be.
And the tax re v It mood that spawned
Proposition 13 isn't o er. Paul Gann, co-author
o! P roposition 13 with Howard J arvis. is leading
a petition dnve to limit state tax revenues as
weH. That would prohibit future state bailouts
and force the kinds or cuts in government
spending Gann wanted Proposition 13 to make.
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IT'S A NEW DAY AT
JOE MacPHERSON CHEVROLET
rn a field or hi g h
pressurt-sales t actic"
and often poor customer
relations. there comel'I o
new b~ of salesman.
accordin1t lo Michael F:
Johnson. General Salee;
M a na ,l?e r or .J oe
MacPherson In the trvane
Auto Center. "Last week
?.7 people <'Ompleted our 5
day Product Train1n1?
and Customer
Satisfaction Course."
stated Johnson. "Two
weeks ago lhev wt-re
potential cl.l.'ltomer-. with
different eal'E'('rs Today.
they are Joe Mar Pherson
Sa les Repr esentative"
I! e a r e d t o t' u ., 1 o m 1• r
satisfaction. We want our
people to remembc·r "'hal
1t·., l1kl· to bt• <•
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customer"
The "new" ~al es
Representatives rluties.
according to Johnson.
1nrludr a<,s1 st inJ! the
<'U"lomt>r in findinJ? the
<·a r or trurk tn fit his or
hl'r ne('(t~. ans\\ennJ? anv
questions about tht> car
or trurk. and o;;ee that he
or shf' ,., eomplt-telv
~atisf1l'd H1t?h pressure
sale!l and tncks are out•
The D ea lers hip.
located at 21 Auto Center Drive. plan s a
rt>lebrataon now . lhrouJ?h
Sunday. Februarv 11. bv
havmJ! a FREF. Drawin~
for a '76 C h evrol et Chevelle with a one ~ear S1•rv1<·l· Contrat•t The
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PIERRE, S.O. <API
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town means the barber
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when he goes to lunch.
333 to.443 off
Wife Aims Cupid's
Arrow Wednesday
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By JO HARING
P:or T ... AsMCU-.. _.
To My Va lentine:
Sir: Roses may be red and violets may
be blue. but this valentine is done in eyeliner
brown because the kids made orr with all the
pencils, the only functioning baJlpoinl pen
went through the laundry and the dog ate all
the crayons.
1 had in mind to run out and buy you a
silly, extravagant valentine present, but I've
m islaid the car keys.
Besides. the only cash in the house is
tocked up light in il fail·SC:tfe piggy bank, un·
de r layers or dirty clothes in No. 1 son's
close t
THEN I FELT inspired. my love, to
write you a romantic verse in celebration ol
jll these Vale ntine Days together, all
trimmed 1n hearts and flowers and lacy doo·
<Jad11
But the only d~corat1ve items I could lay
my hands on were the collection of tab tops in
No 2 son ·~ room and an a ssortment or
lO<Jlhpable cups 10 the bulhroom medicine
cahlnf'1
1 m1~hl hav1· gom• ahf'ad with the verse,
but I c•ouldn 'l lll{urt-out & rhyme for valen·
t1n1'. brt•udwinnf•r. dcud tJuttcry or Super
Howl And I think sumt•l)(>dy took my rhym·
mg d1('l l1mury 1;ff to !H'h•>ol tt> u&u as a prop
for u ploy
1f I werc•n't 1111 out <1f cake mix, I'd bake
you u t•ukc. I m"nn I would If No. 3 boy had
not u ed our heart·!lhllJ)ed pan to house the
turtle he won at the fair lust week.
ANYWAY, THERE'S no rt>d rood color·
lng for the icing hecausc No. I hoy used it all
up to decorate thP t1Uc page O( his social
21tudies report. ·
The boys did write you a nice vulent ne
message in \Mir own wuy But I had to erase
It. I was afrtHd the 11hnvlng cream and poster
paint would dry on thf> halhroom mirror and
I'd have to wu• 11 rm:or bludc to scrape it off
I would hav<' M'nl you a lender Jittlf>
valentin<' In lh<' mnll to your office. but
somebody ust-d lht• po!lltlJ!C stamp I Wi.IS uv-
1ng for that purpose to decorate a newly
finished model racing cur . He needed a nag.
How could I deny him"
Anyway, my lov<'. I <1111 wunt you to know
that I was thinking of you this Valentine's
Oay and to assure you that my feelings for
you are deeper now than ever before, even
though I long ago d iscovered that your feet or
clay come equipped with sharp toenails th1:tt
rip through the toes of socks and thin sheets.
AND I FELT LIKE I should figure oul
some way to show my Jove.
So this is to ll'llorm you that in com·
memoraUon or this day of love I have done
the following ln your honor:
I replaced the buttons on two shirts.
I mended your tennis 111horts.
I clfaned out your Rock drawer
And I fixed the pockt:-t.'J m three pairs of
trousers.
What mor\• t•un I do
To show my love for you'>
And be unlocks the
cash register so people
can make change for the
pop machine while he's
gone.
"I .VE B EEN h e r e
since 1952, a nd the only
lime I got burned was a •
kid a while back," says
the barber. "And he
paid me back."
South Dakota is the
44th largest state in t he
union. Its capital town,
Pierre pronounced
"peer" -has about
9,000 residents .
And some consider It
t he best-kept secre t
since the Sun Belt.
''I HELPED i.omc
people from New York .
with a home once." says
Tom Farus or Pierre
National Bank. "They
couldn't believe what
they discovered here.
•'They were writing to
the ir frie nds und re ·
latives," Farus says ,
"and I was telling them,
'Don't do that•"'
Whal th<' New Yorkers
found was a town in
which volunteer riremen
hear the fire siren and
tune to the local radio
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UCI 'S STEVE RODGERS DOES A BALANCING ACT AFTER SHOOTING.
Olympic
Barrier
Hurdled
NEW YORK CAP > 1'en
months after Los Angeles was prov1s1onaJly awa rded the 1984
Summer Olympics, a band of de-
termined business and political
kaders won the U. S. Olympic
'um m1ltee!s approval Saturday
of a fmancial and organization
pla n forlheGames.
Los Angeles thus becomes an
Olympic city a second time. It is
lht> only American city ever to
ho..,t tht• Surnml'r Games. Almost
Htnl't> lhtty presented the Games
10 1932. c:ity leaders h<1vc been
trying to bring the Olympics
b.ick tu Los AnRcles.
The negotiations that led lo
Suturday·s agreem~nt were fre-
quently in trouble caused
mostfy by the city 's re fusal to root
the bill and s ubsequent efforts lo e~ta blish responsibility
"WE'RE ENTERING a new
phase. a more fun phase." said
J ohn Argue. the leader or the Los
Angeles Olympic Orgamzing
Committee. the pnvate group
that will r aise and manage the
funds for operations of the 1984
Games. "We've finally gotten lo
a point where we can put the con·
tracts behind us and s tart mov·
ing ahead with Olympic prin-
ciples." ·
lie said the LAOOC, with a new
members hip of 62 citizens. would
meet for the first lime Thursday
in Los Angeles to begin actual
plans for the Games.
Saturday's action was largely
procedural, as officials of the two
IZroups put the finishing touches
on their two-party contract for
the Games that are still five
years away. But there was an
clement of urgency. The lnlema-
ll on a l Olympic Committee.
which awarded the Games in the
(irst place, bad given the two
parties until March 1 lo sign the
contract regarding liability and
organization. ·
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extension the l OC had gr anted.
f'urther, the IOC had decreed.
the USOC and LAOOC had only
until next Wednesday to pay a
routine deposit of about $3,000 or
lose the rights to the Games.
The LAOOC extracted agree.
ment from the national commit·
tee on provisions involving a $50
million fund guaranteeing ex-
penses, budget auth9rlty, the
makeup or the organizing group
and a plan for dispersal of assets
after the Games.
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creating and maJntaaning the $S0
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TodBy'sTV
By HOWARD L. HANDY ot '919 o.lly ...... Slaff Following are the major sports events on television today
Ratings are: ' / ' ' excellent· ' / .t worth watching; .t ' fair; .t forget it.
~ 10 a.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ . ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCL.A at Notre Dame Announcers: J im Simpson and Al McGuire.
Notre Dame's No. 1 rated Fighting trlsh will try to make
it two in a row over the No. '4 rated Bruins this seaSOf'I.
The game is being played on Notre Dame's home court
this time around. Marina High graduate Rich Branning is a starter for Notre Dame.
(!) 1 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./
TENNIS: Gra nd Slam of Tennis
Announcers: Pa t Summerall and Tony Trabert.
Jimmy Connors and Bjorn Borg battle in the finals of the Grand Slam of Tennis tournament at Boca Raton, Fla. On
Friday Connors and Borq each advanced into today's final
with <>lraiqht-set vrctories. Borq stoppinq Guillermo Vilas
a nd Connorc; wt'llppinq John McEnroe. Connors and Borq are
consistent contenders for tt'le ranking of No. 1 in the world,
and Borq t'las beaten Connors in the finals of this tournament
two years straiqht. In the career series. Connors leads, 10·6.
~ 1:30 p.m., Channel 4 ./ ./
GOLF: Hawaiian Open.
Announcers: John Brodie and A mold Palmer.
After firing a nine-under par 63 Saturday, his best roond
of his life, Hubert Green wlll attempt to pot the lid on the
Ha waiian Open golf tournament today. Green enters today's
fare with a four-stroke lead after going 18 under par through
54 holes at 198. Contenders Include Georae Burns at 202. and
Lindy Miller. Jay Haas and Dan Halldorson at 203.
(i) 3:45 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: Los Anqeles at Kansas City. Announcers: Don Criqui and Keith Erickson.
The Lakers continue their run for the Pacific Division ti-tle in today's nationally televised game from Kansas City. With Adrian Dantley healthy again, the Lakers have been
w17g the close ones.
(s2) 5 p.m., Channel 52 ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: LonQ Beach State at Pacific.
Announcers: Eddie .Alexander and Roman Gabriel.
Long Beach State will be maklnq an effort to halt a losing
streak against PCAA leader University of Pacific In Stockton.
OTHE R TV
Nqon (4) -SPOATSWORLD • Sugar Ray Leonard
(18-0> meets Fernand Marcotte 131-3-3) fn a scheduled 10.
round bout, taped at Miami Beach. Also, the Mlllrose Games
indoor track meet from Madison Square Garden and the
World Blackjack championship.
12:30 p.m. 15) -GOLF -Final round play in the Mike
Oouglas-E. F. Hutton classic, taped at Las Vegas. Partici-pants include former President <ierald R. Ford, Bob Hcpe, Terry Bradshaw, Dan Pastorin! and Craig Morton.
1 p.m 17> -SUPERSTARS -Part One of the men's final, taped at Freeport, the Bahamas.
2: 15 p.m . (7) -BOXI NG -Amateurs from the U.S. and
Cuba square off In a competition taped at Havana.
2:30 p.m. (52) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Utaf'I
State .Aqgles vs, the Cal State Fullerton Titans In a Qame taped 5atUrday at t-Ullerton.
3 p.m. (2) -CHALLENGE OP: THE SEXES -Dianne deleeuw vs. Tim WOOd (figure skatlno>: Shtrley Muldowney vs. Kelly Brown <drao racing l ; Annette Pollard vs. Lyle Sanke y (rOdeo).
3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WOR LD O~ SPORT$ -Coveraoe
of the U.S.·Cuba boxing meet continues from H•v•n•. Also, a
90-meter ski Jumplno competition from Lake Placld's new
Olympic facility •nd Part Two of the Great Poot Shootout.
4:30 p.m. CS2> -SKIING -With Tom Malone.
7:30 p.m. (52) -HORSE RACING -Today •t Sant• Anita.
RADIO Basketball -UCLA It Notre O.rne, 10 e.m., l<MPC
1710); Lakers at Kansas City, 3:35 p,m., KLAC (570); lonQ
Beach State at Pacific, 5 p.m .. I( FOX <93.S FM \, (The Dally Piiot Is not responllltle for lat• CM ...... )
Here Conies UU!
A nteaters Sizzk Again, 80-71
By ERNIE CASTILLO ot tllt O•llY ,llol St.tt
Look out PCAA. Here come
the Anteaters.
Maybe it's just a matter of
confidence, luck or m aturit.y but
UC Irvine, a team which had a
habit of missing layups and
blowing late leads a month ago.
is now suddenly s wishing an
shots rrom all ends or the court
and coming through in the
clutch.
NCAA tournament. And while
Tift wouldn't go so far as to say
the Anteaters are capable of
winning it. nobody can be count-
ed out the way the topsy.turvy
race has been going on.
te rmisslon rolled around, the.l
Spartans had committed 18
turnovers and were down by 18
points, 34. \6.
Es pecially considering the
way UCl dismantled San Jose
State's offense in the rirst hair of
Saturday's meeting.
Bre mond was the m a in
catalyst, firing in two long range
.. j umpers right off the bat that
helped force San Jose out of its
zone defense. Jn the first half.
Bremond hit four of five field
goals. rour or four free throws.
stole the ball three tames and
played his usual tenacious de-
fense.
"The first 20 minutes, Wt! IJ
played as well as we're humanlY ~
possible or playing," s aid Tift. ;
Indeed, the Anteaters did such
an outstanding job defensively.
no Spartan scored more than
fo ur points in the first half and
Wally Rank, the team's biggest
gunner, was held scoreless.
WINNING FOR mE second
time this week and for the
third time in four February
games-UCI shot a sizzling .818
from the free Lhrow line and .629
rrom the noor to dispose of visit-
ing San Jose Stale, 80-71. Satur-
day night before an estimated
crowd of 1.000 at Crawford Hall.
Louis Bremond, who had been
average just 3.8 points an out-
ing, more than tripled that in the
firs t half alone . And Steve
McGuire, who has been leading
the team in scoring with a 14.6
average, missed only one shot in
20. Together. they symbolized
the type of progress the An·
teate rs have made in r ecent
weeks with the best still to
come.
"I'm convinced we've turned
the corner," said UC( Coach
Tim Tift. who had plenty of
doubters whe n the Anteaters
opened the PCAA campaign by
dropping six straight. "One o(
the goals we set was lo be the
best basketball team we couJd
possibly be by March l and I think
we'reheaded there."
THAT DATE is significant
since it's when the PCAA stages
its annual post-season tourna-
ment lo determine the con-
ference r epresentative to the
Collllors,
Borg Vie
BOCA RATON. Fla. IAP>
Bjorn Borg. playing his typical
patient game. scored his typical
victory over Guillermo Vilas 6-3,
6-3 Saturday in the Grand Slam
of Tennis Tournament.
The victory moved Borg into
the finals for the third straight
year against Jimmy Connors,
who defeated John McEnroe in
straight sets Friday. Borg has
beaten Connors in the finals the
last two years.
BORG EXTENDED his win·
ning streak over Vilas to eight
m atches dating to 1975. Borg has
won the last five in straight sets.
The match was played as
us ual when the two meet. They
exchanged long rallies tha t
us ually ended with Vilas return-
ing one of Borg s accurate
ground strokes either too long or
into the net.
"When I play Vilas, we always
have matches like this. It's very
normal for us to have long
rallies from the baseline," Borg
said.
VILAS SAID, "We both play
the same kind of game . He's just
a little faster than I am.
"I need a better second serve
against him. 1 need a better ap-
proach," Vilas said.
"l usually hit harder. but to-
day I just tried to hit the ball
back into the court," Borg said.
AS A TEAM. the Anteaters
weren 't much worse. UCI hat on
J6 of 18 free throws and nine or
16 fi eld goals in the opening half
and pressured San Jose State
from one end of the court lo the
other. By the time the in·
UCI, which wouJd fast break
orr the turnover or against the
press, preferred to slow it down
when at had to run its set pat-
tern. But whe n San Jose finally
got hot and cut the gap to four
points. 69-65. with 2:38 remain-
ing, the Anteate rs refused to
panic.
DOWN THE STRETCH, the
Anteate rs patiently ran their
four-corners offense and when
<See ANTEATERS, Page 83)
PHIL BOLDEN COLLECTS A UCI REBOUND.
You Gotta Have Heart
C.Ourage o us Coast
By JOHN SEVANO
Of tM D•lly ,., ... S~"
EL CAJON-Character with a capital ·•c" is tbe
only way lo describe Orange Coast's basketball
performance at Grossmont Saturday night.
·Playing on the Griffin 's home floor where their
winning percentage is .800, and playing minus start·
ing forward Steve Timmons who stayed home with
the stomach nu, the Pirates turned in a gutsy 83·79
victory.
mE DYNAMIC DUO of Paul Akin and Ray
Orglll again led the way with 22 and 16 points, but this
time the twosome had more than their share or help
as Pete Neumann added 1-t points and eight rebounds
and the bench picked up the slack for the missing
Timmons by scoring a combined27 points.
"We usually gel some points off the bench,"
sighed a relieved Coach Tandy Gillis. "It's jJJst the
nature of our team. We have a bunch of guys who can
pick up the slack."
Gillis needed the support he received from his
bench to overcome a &ood Grossmont club which
had lost at home only twice prior to Saturday night
and three times in overtime during conference play.
THE GAME STARTED evenly enough as the
score was tied eight times tn the early going. The
Pirates finally gave themselves some breathing room toward the end or the opening half when they
went on a 16-6 spurt which changed a 16·14 deficit
into a 30-22 advantage.
The GrUllna proceeded to come back with a
run of their own to close the 1ap lo 37.35 with eight
seconds remaining, but It was at thl!I Juncture the
complexion of th game changed when an ap-
parMt Oro.~mont steal turned into a foul for
Coast •
~~: a~~:::::::.L called
for a bench technical and Akin calmly converted
four straight free thr ows with four seconds left to
give the Pirates a 41-35 cushion at the in-
termission.
THE GRIFFINS DIDN'T quit, though, and an
8-0 s purt early In the final half gave them a 51-49
lead with 12:38 to play.
The two teams jockeyed for the next three
minutes and then Coas t began lo wear down its op-
ponent. Ftrst, Gary Wills scored a three-point play
to give OCC a 62-59 lead.
After Grossmont scored to cut the lead to one,
OrgiJI tut a short jumper and Akin tossed in two
free throws as the Pirates increased their lead lo
66-61.
Three more hoops from Wills. two free throws
each by Akin and Brian McCormick, and a bas ket
apiece from Orgill and Ed Bell put the game away
six minutes later as Coast took a commanding
80·69 lead.
A DESPERATE Griffin club fouled Coast
down the stretch and while tbe Pirates were con-
necting on only three of elght charity tosses,
Grossmont closed the gap for the final marain.
The Griffins, tn last place tn the South Coast
Conference with a 2·6 mark, were led by Scott
Ludwig's 20 points and Mark Wallace's seven
blocked shots. Incredibly, Grossmont had to
blocktd shots for the contest but only another
game In the loss column to ahow for It.
The victory runs Orange Coast's record to 7·1
an con! rence play and 20-'I overall, marking only
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112 DAil Y PILO f Suncsey. '•bruary 11. 1179 BASKETBALL /BASEBALL/GOLF.
Beasley: One-m.a~ Gang
a Forward Turns Program Around
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Mu t11n~s h ve a lre ady mon•
tha n tr1plt'd lhetr victory output
of .i yt•nr n1to '4tth a 10.9 ovtlralJ
1 N"ord und '4-4 lengue mark
every Umt" out ·
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With th1.-. we k 'b ftnal two
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.tre ~till wtth1n reach of a CIF 3-A
plnyorr tx-rth. thank!> largely to
th t> pl<.ty of Be a i.le y who
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• A Caosule Report From the World of Sports
Hometown Football Fans
Boo Bradshaw's Music
From AP Dispatcbf's
S HREVEPORT. La. Terry Bradshaw. [iJ
the Shreveport a thlete who made it big as ••• q uarterback for the Pillsburgb Steelers. was
booed by his hometown folks Friday night when
he appeared as a surpnse singer at a country music con
cert.
"I was shocked ... be said an er the show. which was his
first public appearance in Shreveport since Pittsburgh
• ·.. beat the D'1Jlas Cowboys 35-31 in the
Super Bowl. "I was stunned. I was very
hurt. I absolutely couldn't believe it.
"I realize this is a Dallas Cowboys
town -but gosh, it's only football. This
is the first time I have ever been booed
outside or football.··
The incident occurre d when
Br adshaw came out of the wings and
s ang "Your Cheatin · Heart" Friday
night with country singer Larry Gatlan.
who has written a song Bradshaw will •••OSM•w record.
There. wer<' calls of ''Terry! Terry! .. but there was
also what one reviewer described as an annoying chorus of
boos. which was repeated despite requests that it stop.
"The people here showed a total lack of class. The in·
cident ruined my whole night.'' said Gatlan. "I saw the
hurt in bis eyes as it happened ...
A reporter on hand for the show saw it. too. He said
Bradshaw angrily snatched the western hat from his head,
but then got under control and remained cool.
·'I'm proud of Shr eveport." Bradshaw s aid.
·'Everywhere I go. I talk up Shreveport. La. This is my
home. But man, I JUSt couldn 't believe what happened. I
really didn't even want lo go out there. but Larry had
as ked, and heck, it's my 'home town, so I went ahead. I
was really humiliated."
r------Q-fe •t file ... ____ -..
A BC television sportscaster Dave Diles, speaking
Fri~ay night at an Ohio University s ports sym.
pos1um : "We have promoted sex and violence and
A BC has been an integral part of it. ll 's bad for
women and it's bad for the media. It's bad for all or us ."
Nae S,..rt: S•ade., Ball
SANTA CRUZ Every time a player for m
Fre mont or Berean Christian put the ball in the
air. it was a shot in the dark.
That's because the e ntire bigb school
basketball game at the Civic Auditorium was played dur·
mg a downtown power failure Saturday afternoon.
"The lights all went out just before warm ups ... said
Chnstian S<!hools Athletic League Commissioner Mel
Scott. "First they dimmed -then they went out com·
pletely.
"We opened the curtams and that tielped a little. but
we decided to play anyway."
How('vcr. openmg the curtains did not turn on the elec-
tronic clock or scoreboard. So the score was kept on a
chalkboard which couldn't be seen more than 10 feet away
while the time was kept by offi cials' stopwatches.
Whistles took the place of the buzzer a nd when the
" final one blew. Fremont Christian was named the winner.
76·64. Shortly afterwards, the lights went on again.
Seattle ••fTfl'd "" ...... ..
Scoring all of his 26 points in the second half, m· Rte• Barry led the Houston Rockets to a 113·101
National Basketball Assn. victory over the Seat·
Ue SuperSonics Saturday night. Barry scored 15
points in the third quarter as Houston overcame a 53·50
halftime deficit . . . Rieb Kelley hit two free throws wllh
12 seconds left lo lift the New Orleans Saints to a 10'7·105
win over Detroit . . . Tiny Atthlbald scored 10 or his 18
points in the last 2: 10 to lead the Boston Celtics to a 106-102
triumph over the New York Knicks ... Philadelphia's Jalla~ Erving will miss today's game against the
Washington Bullets because of an ankle injury.
OTHER SPORTS -Birmingham City soccer player
Tttvor Francis has ag~ to move to NolUngham Forest
for a ree reportedly near $2 rnilUon, amounting to almost
double anything paid by a British club befoN? . . . Hana Ma~a scored a 6-3, 7-6 victory over
lteneta Tomanva in the semifimaJs or a
women's tennJa tourney in Montreal
... The U.S. Court of Appeals has up-
held a Dist.rtct Court inj uncUon prevent.
Ing the Unlverally of Colorado ~m
signing Cltadl Fairbank.a away from the
New England Patriots • . . Ray FlJU,
o ttan.splanted Irishman, became the
second man tn the 19·ycar history of the
Maaon·Dlxon Games t.o run a sub-four
... MOt minute mile, clocklna a 3:59.8 ...
Maryland's lleaaldo Net.emlala breeud to hJs l Sth con.
secuUve win ln the SO.meter hurdles at Ottawa. beat.inc the
rteld with a 6.38 effort ... Defend.int champion II.lb s.lom• or TrinJdad ran a 1: 0.'7 800-yard run at the 39th
a nnua l Kniabt.s or Columb Indoor trac k m eet at
Rlchfleld. Ohio
reaardlen ot the tovt>roge,
uvl!r gc 10 r bounds a gamt>
Ot'lfPlte a 6"1 framt.> and always
druw11 the ass ignment or cover·
'"" tht· other team ·s acc.
AN EXAMPLE of Beasley's
d~(\'n iv\' ability came against
6 5 Ron llohnl'S of El Toro, the
hck Charger junior with a 22.2
I 8t(l.H! sconng average.
Ho lmes wa~ held to three
point!! in th~ first half by
Busley, came up with 15 with
Rea. ley on the bench in the third
quarter, then firushed with five
polnti. to the fourth period with
Beasley guarding him for a total
Of23
As a shooter. although he has
bee n extremely steady in terms
of double figure outputs. Beasley
has shown red·hot streak tenden-
cies. too. scoring 20 points or
more three limes in one hatr and
was 17-for-17 at the free throw
line :igainst Corona del Mar.
IN COSTA MESA'S first game
with Corona del Mar, the Sea
View League favorite. Beasley
scored the first 17 points of the
game before Mesa fell apart.
But in the re-match Wednes· d ay, Mesa -staggered the Sea
Kings. 46-45, with Beasley's steal
'ith 44 seconds left setting up the /'winning basket.
It has been a rewarding season
for the two-sport star. who also
oper a tes at s hortstop on the
baseball team.
"1 dktn l know lf I would be
able to J>!•Y Ill the atart of the aea10n.' a~ Beuley. "I had a
bad sprain in lbe lower rltbt aide
of my back."
That injury carried into
Beasley's first three outings
when he scored 10. 12 and 10
points. Since then among bis en·
dea vors have been outputs of 31
(Corona del Mar>. ~ <Irvine>. 28
<El Modena >. 26 <Carpinteria in
the ArroYo Grande tourney con·
solation finals > and 25 twice
'against Newport Harbor and El Toro).
DESPITE ALL or the· glowing
iodivic:tual statistics, Dominic
s avs his 170-pound senior is a
team player. "He is goln& to
make somebody a good ball
player. perhaps on the PCAA
level," says Dominic.
Costa Mesa ia down to a seven· man squad and six are con-
sidered guards on a team that
bas compiled a 10-9 overall re.
cord and4-4 league mark.
But considering Costa Mesa's
ability to play up to the opposi·
tion Cit lost t.o Estancia by two
points in addition to stopping
Newport Harbor and Corona del
Mar>. some champion may rind
itself in a pack or trouble in the
playoffs.
"We 're looking at third place
a nd the CIF playoffs," says
Beasley. "We s till ha ve a
chance."
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COSTA MESA'S CHRIS BEASLEY TAKES AIM.
Dues Win; Gauchos Stun Cerritos
O r ange Coast Coll ege 's
Pirates broke loose for nine hits,
keyed by Don Hill's four-for-five
performance, to de f eat
Southwestern College, 4·1. in a
non.conference baseball game in
Chula Vista Saturday.
AT CERRITOS College. the
hos t Falcons were s oundly
beaten by Saddleback College's
Gauchos. 8-4. as the winners un-
leashed a 13·hit attack.
Pele Changala wielded the
clutch bat. unloading a bases·
loaded triple to right-center in
the fourth inning lo give Sad-
dleback a 4·1 lead
Later it was Ruben Candelaria
lashing a two-run s ingle and
Doug Jones followed with a run-
scoring double to pave the way
for Saddleback's thir d place
finis h in the Casey St engel
Tournam<'nt.
Also in action al the Casey
Stengel Tournament, Golden
West College's Rustlers were 3-1
victims at the band of Hancock
in the coo.solation championship
game on the GWC campus.
AT SOUTHWESTERN the
Pirates scored single tallies tn
i he third. sixth, seventh and
ninth innings and Pirate
pitching backed it up with a
four -hitter. with Dale Bouch('r
the winning pitcher afte r slrik·
Ing out seven and allowing three
bits in 61!.1 innings. ...
Hill w as the key in tbe
Plrates' third-inning uprising
when he singled lo score George
Blanton. who had reached rtrst
base on a walk and advanced OD
a Larry Dotson single .
T he go-ahead run came in the
s ixth a fter Southwestern had
u ed lhe issue in the third frame
with a bases-loaded walk.
Green in Driver's Seat
AFTER TWO OUT, Randy
Day walked, stole second and
scored OD Jon Hocke nberry's
~m~lc.
Dotson and Hill singled in the
seventh iMlog and both runners
we re advanced a base on a
ac rifice by Tom Barnett. Blazing 63 Stuns Hawaiian Field Dotson then scored on an infield
out by Mike Sodders.
HONOLUL U CAP > -Hubert Green's blazing, nine-under-par
63 -the best round of his career -put him in a commanding four·
s hot lead going into final round in defense of bis title in the
Hawaiian ()pen golf tournament.
"l won't make any predictions," Green said Saturday after bis
almost·flawless performance in the rain-delayed event.
"I've blown it before from the lead and 1 've won it coming out
or the pack.
GREEN
"l 'LL SAY TIDS: I like my position.
l 'd rather be here than behind. It's a great
place to be.
"And I 'll promise you I'll show up
tomorrow." he said.
Eight players either led or shared the
lead before Green took charge with a burst
of six birdies in a n eight·hole stretch
beginning on the eighth hole of the water -
logged Waialae Country Club course.
The lean and lanky man with the UI\·
orthodox but highly effective swing had a
54-hole total or 198. 18 under par and ap-
peared on the verge of breaking the
tournament record for 72 holes. also 18 un·
der par. He'd need only a par-72 in today·s·
final r.)und Lo match it.
THE STA.RT OF THE DAY'S play was delayed three hours by
an overnight tropical storm that dumped more than an inch of
water on the already.saturated course that winds 7,234 yards by .
the Pacific surf. It left the course in a flooded condiUon.
Officials were able to clear the greens of standing water, but
pools and puddles dotted most of the fairways. The delayed
start also threw off the nationaJ televison television coverage Lo the
mainland. NBC 's cameras went off the air before the leaders made
the tum to the back nine.
George Burns came on lo lake second a lone at 202. He had a
rallying 68 in the muggy heat, including birdies on three of his last
four holes .
Rookie Lindy Miller. Jay Haas and Canadian surprise Dan
Halldorson were next at 203. Miller shot a 68 over and around the
standing water, while Haas a nd Halldorson making his best
showing ever In an American event -had 69's.
THE GROUP AT 24M. 12 shots under par but a distant 6 strokes
back of the leader, included Hale Irwin, former proressional
dancer Tom Storey and a trio or veter ans. Don January, Miller
Barber and Charles Coody.
Barber shot a 65. Irwin had a 67. Coody, January and Storey
all were 66 's. January made his with a pair of eagles. which came
on putts or 70 and 50 feet.
Tom Watson. Player of the Year and leading m<>nef·wlnoer
the last two seasons. shot a 70 despite another ball out of bounds
and a ppeared out of title contention al 209.
Green. who bad complained early in lhe week of erratic putting.
had hiBgreen-gMpped putter under control.
"l 'M VEllY PLEASED with my puttil\g performance ," he aaJd.
Ht hit every green -soft and holding from the tornmt.s of rain -
didn't come close to making a bogey and didn't have a "S" on bis
card.
, He holed a pair or six-foot putts early In the round, then trt11ered'
a string of three ln a row with a25-footeronlheeightbbole. Wectc•aset
upblrdieputtaofoneandtworeet onthenextlwo.
-ile had another string of three straight beglnninC with an tlCbt·
rooter on the 13th. He followed wltb a u .root putt on lbe next and a
slightly 1e>n1er one on the next. And he.clos&l it out wll.h 1 seven-foot.~
birdie putt on the 18th hole.
India Gain8 Ground on Amaiee
MADRAS, lndia <AP > -VlJay
and Anand Amritraj or India de·
reated Auatralia '1 Roas Case
and Geoff Muten 6-8, 6 .... 6-1,
6-3 In Saturday's doublet match
In the Eutem Zone Davia Cup
H mifitW.t.
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the rive-match tournament to
2·1. after tM Aussies won ~
Friday's 1ln1les metches.
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Insurance was provided in the
ninth when Dotson singled again
<his third hit in five at-bats).
s tole second base and came
a round on a double by Hill.
Orange Coast, now 2--0 for the
s eason. returns to its home
diamond Tuesday against this
s ame foe.
GOLDEN WEST'S only score
came in the third inning and
without benefit or a hit.
Tony Abar ca walked, stole
s econd and took th ird on a
throwing error .. He scored on a
passed ball.
The Rustlers made some noise
in the ninth inning with a pair ot
runners on base after two out.
but relief he lp for Hancock
proved fruiUul.
In the same t ourney, LA
Valley d<'feated Pierce for the ti·
tie on the Golden West campus.
15-6.
Golden West returns to action
Tuesday a t Saddle back, the
team which shoved the Rustlers
into the consolation bracket with
a victory in the opening round.
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Vanguards Divide
Costelloe Gets SCC Even
Mike Peters collected two
doubles and two singles Satur·
d ay, he lping h is Southe rn
California College baseball team
earn a split in a non-ronference
doubleheader again11l visiting
Cal Slate Los Angeles.
Cal State LA blanked t he
VancUNds in lbe opener, 8--0. as sec could manage only five
scattered bits, but the Costa
Mesa school bounced back In the
~nd game ror a S-3 victory.
"They Just hit the ball like
craiy in that first game." said
SCC coach Coacl) Doug Adams.
"But Brian Cos.telloe got us even
with a lood pltthing job In the •~nd.11e only struck out two.
but he had them off balance the
whole 1ame.''
Kent Miyashiro absorbed the
loss In the Orsl game. 1olng five
innln1s before giving way Lo re-
11 t f , but t n t h e nightcap
Mlyaablro redeemed himself
with a ai.n&le, double and one
rbl. •
Ted Taylor knocked In t wo
runs. executing a squeeze play
to drive home one in the fourth,
a nd pla ting a second with a
s acrifice ny in the seventh sixth.
The Vanguards jumped out to a 3·0 lead lo the second f•me
after Mark Wood led of the
fourth inning with a two-base
error charged to Cat St ate LA 's
le rt rlelder.
Miyashiro doubte d bome
Wood, then Randy Reno singled
Miyashiro to third. Myaa&iro
stored on en lnfield error and
Mike Murphy, runnin1 for Reno,
came home on Taylor's s uldde l'lquccze.
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had ~ one or th '4••a.k ltntt.
In lb Sovit-' tc•m • nd th(•y
wantff to bo urc th tt-C'hntcal
•bortcocm would not ht> r • pealed.
Tbe bard work P•1d ort Sat&lr
day. Sov1~ cbecktrs pr ~the
forwards ol the National Hock('y
Le11uo All lar le m nd sUU
found tlme Lo con.• five aoals ror
a S-' triumph that evened th
ChaJl nee Cup l·n~ •t one \:le toryapiec~
THE &U IANS talhed from
w 4·2 deficit, .. m retn called
"decept.ive" by Bob Gainey of
Montreal
·'The score was m 1slcad1ng because we weren't m control of
the game." he said. "And when
lbey finally got the lead back,
they saw their plan was work ing."
They regained the lead on
Vladimir Golokov's r ebound
goal rrom five feet out at 1:31 of
the third period.
"Our whole team played today
as opposed to the first game,"
said Coach Victor Tikhonov of
the Soviets. "I said our team
would do better."
And it did. Everybody noticed.
"THEY TOOK THE hits we
gave them and handed out a few
of their own," said Clark Gillies
or the New York Islanders, who
set up two goaJs to help the NIIL
build its 4-2 lead.
.. They were looking for our
patterns and they changed to
prevent them." added Gainey.
That left tonight's final game
to determine a champion. If the
teams are tied at the end of the
third period, s udden-death over-time will be played.
"With this team. we should
have bad a lot mor e scoring
chances," said Bobby Clarke or
Philadelphia. the NHL team
captain. "You know they didn't
com e over here to lose. But if
they're gonna be beat. we're go-
ing to have to put more pressure
on them in their zone."
"We just seemed to sit back
and wait for things to happen in·
stead of going out and making
them h app en," added
dcfenseman Barry Beck of Colorado. "We 'll have to force
things more tonight "
THE NHL SQUAD, which
used just four defensemen in the
opener. added Guy Lapointe of
Montreal and Denis Potvin of
the Islanders to the blue line
complement Saturday. That left
them with 12 forwards, who ap-
peared to tire as lhe game wore
on and were unable to capitalize
when their few opportunities
arose in the later stages · sc.re by Perloch
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Richards,
Evert Duel
SEATTLE <AP > Renee
Richards of Newport Beach de·
teated Jeanne Duvall 6-3, 6-2
Saturday night to move into the
finals of a women's professional
tennis tournament for the first
t1me in her career.
Richards, unseeded in the
tournament, will play top-seeded
Chris Evert today in the tourna·
m e nt being played ut th e
Coliseum.
The 44-year-old Richa rds. is
the oldest player in the t6urna-
m e n f . Eve rt, 24, of Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla., has been the
top women's tennis player for
years.
"ll 's a special c hallenge to
play Chris," said Richards. who
said she didn't reel she had her
semafmal match under control
until "I won the last point."
"It shouJd be a very exciting
final." she added. "I've played
Chris twice before. She beat me
in Oakland three weeks ago 6·4,
6-4 and she beat me last spring
6-4, 6·3
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UCl'S LEWIS BREMOND SLIPS THROUGH SAN JOSE.
fi'ro• Pa~ Bl
ANTEA.TERS.
they were fouleq they hit on 9 of
10 free throws, the last four
which came from McGuire with
time expired after the Spartans'
Doug Murrey was called for a
flagrant foul and then a
technical.
All told, UCI hit on an amaz-
ing 36 of 44 free throws and 22 or
35 field goals. Coming In. the An-
teaters were shooting .459 from
Front Page Bl .
COAST .•.
the second time an 11 years Coast
has postedZOo r more victories.
"THE TEAM was loose," cap-
tain Akin said after the game.
"We know we have to win them
all from here on out.
"This is a great team ," he
continued while holding C1n ice
pack to his bruised ribs suffered
back in the Fu11erton game.
"You win with a team, and
l 've never played with a better
group of guys."
Their togetherness was amply
demonstr ated against Gross-
mont.
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the floor and .653 from the line
in conference play.
McGuire, in setting his season
~coring high, was eight for nine
from the field and hit on au 11 or
hts cllarity tosses ror 27 points.
Bremond was 4-6 and 6-6 for a
season high 14 points as UCI
finis hed with four players in
double figures.
BUT IT WAS BREMOND, a
player who had take n all of 37
shots in nine previous PCAA
games. that stole the s how.
"l have a little more con-
fidence now but hilling those
first two really helped," said
the 6-0 freshman guard. "l 've
always had freedom to shot the
ball but my main job is lo run
the offense.
"ll 's not that I don't want to
shoot but I'm a passer and my
job is to get the ball underneath .
When the shot's there, though,
I 'm going to take it."
Bremond usualty takes more
charging fouls than shots but he
figures it's just part of his job.
"The object of defense is to get
the ball back and if I can do it by
taking a t:harge, I'm going to do
it," he said.
"It doesn't matter how you do
it. All that counts is getting the
job done."
And that, for the time being.
seems to be UCI 's motto.
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SUndey, Febru~ry H , t979 DAILY PILOT 83
Saddlehack Rolls On
~ldon Leads 90-78 Mis~ion J/ictory
SAN MAR COS-R 1ndy
Wbleldon shot 72 percent from
the floor, netUng 28 points to lead the Saddleback College
Gauchos to a declalve 90·78 vie·
tory over host Palomar Satur·
day night in Mission Conference
basketball action.
Whieldon connected on 13 or 18
shots from the floor. and Sad·
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dJeback shot 60 percent a u
team while boosting Its con·
ference record to 9-1 and overall
slate to 19,8.
P alo mar a lso sho t well,
finishing with a 58 percent clap,
but was hard pressed to keep up
with the Gauchos.
Saddleback surged to a 12·2
lead and appeared to have the
game well In hand, but Palomar
rallied lo tie it at 31, then took
its only lead of the game at
35·34.
At that pdmt the Gauchos went
on a binge, outscoring Palomar
14·2. and they went into the in·
termission with a 10-point bulge.
In the second half P alomar
made one Ju.st run at Sad-
dleback, cutting the lead to lour
Points with 5:00 remaining. but
the Gauchos reeled off eight un·
answered points lo dispel any
hopes for an upset.
Kevin Magee scored 18 points
and contributed seven rebounds
to Saddleback's total of 26. Ed
Patrick gave the Gauchos 15
points and had eight assists.
Bruce La Vallee also hit double
figures with 12 points and
equalled Magee's team -high
seven rebounds.
On Wednesday Saddle back
will have a chance lo pull even
farther away from lhe pack as it ·
hosts second-place Riverside.
Field Hockey Pairings
Huntington Beach High has
been seeded second in the CIF
girls• field hockey pairings, and
will draw a bye In first round
playoffs Tuesday, advanc ing
automatically to Wednesday's
second round.
University High, champion of
the Sea View League, has also
drawn a rirst-round bye, but
Estancia and Edison wcren 't so
lucky, and must do battle along
with 18olher teams Tuesday.
Edison must travel to Canyon
Hi gh in Anaheim while Estancia
is at home against Glendora.
Game times are 3: 15 p.m .
Huntington Beaeh brings a
16·3·3 record into the playoffs,
but the Oi ler girls are still
som ewhat off the pace of No. l
ranked Charter Oak. which is
unbeaten in 18 games.
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1979 CARS
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Yankees
In Early
Start PARIS cAPl -World record holder Joe Bot· NEW YORK CAP l -tom of Danville. Calif.. captured two of his team's
The New York Yankees, five gold medals Saturday to spark an impressive
aiming for a third U.S. performance·on the second day of the 22·
straight World Series tt· country three.day Arena meeting International
tie. will get a j ump on swimming competition.
the rest or major league Other top U.S. men's swimmers. Spann. of
baseball 'Monday when Austin, Texas. and Jim Montgomery or Madison.
they open spring train-Wis .. collected first places in the 200-metcr in·
ing with a select group dividual medley relay and the 200-meter freestyle
of Invitees. races with times of 2 minutes 3.30 seconds and
The Yankees will hold J :48.82, respectively. John Simoms of Scottsdale.
their r i r s t r o r m a I Ariz., finished fifth in the 200 individual medley re ·
workout at their Fort Jay in 2:08.27.
Lauderdale camp for Spann also took a strong second-place finish in
catchers and pitchers on the 100-yard butterfly while U.S. teammate J ack
Feb. 19 with the r e· Babashoff of Fountain Valley finished second in
mainder of the squad the so-meter freestyle in 23.40. working out for the first time on Feb. 26. The Americans placed in the lop three of 10 or
the 12 day's final events. Bottom, who holds the The National League world mark in t.he 100-meter butterfly with 54.18
champion Los Angeles seconds, won that event with a time of 54.90. Bot-
D o d g e r s • in th e i r tom also took first in the SO-meter freestyle race in familiar home base of 22.12.
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Vero Beach, will have "I'm very happy. No one is swimming badly."
their full squad report· said U.S. Coach Don Jacklin. "And although we've
ing on Feb. 23 and work· got some stars like Bottom and Scott Spann, most
ing out the next day. The of the team is experiencing its first taste of m-
Dod gers traditionally te rnational competition. A coach couldn't ask for have early sessions in more."
Dodger Stadium prior to ------------------------------the trip easL
Philadelphia, defend·
ing the National League
Eastern Division crown
and ready to.,show off
Pete Rose for the first
time, will open camp in
Clearwater , Fla., on
Feb. 27 for the full
squad.
Three other teams -·
a ll in the Ame ri can
League -also will have
early workouts .
The Texas Rangers
will have a s pec ial
group reporting to their
Pompano Beach. Fla.,
l'amp on Feb. 16. Ap·
proximately 20 Kansas
City Royals hope(uls re·
port to Fort Myers, Fla .
o n Feb. 18 a nd the
Chicago White Sox will
have an advance squad
in uniform in Sarasota,
Fla .. on Feb. 21.
The Angels. who move
to Palm Springs on
March 8. are the only
team training in
California. at Holtville.
The r e arc no new
training sites this year
but two Arizona-based
clubs -the Oakland A's
and the Chicago Cubs -
have traded training
sites . Th <lubs move to
Mes a and the A's to Scot·
tsdale.
The Cubs will be the
first team training in the
southwest to open camp.
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ST. LOUIS (AP> -Mark Roth of North Arllng·
ton, N.J .. rolled nine straJghl strikes Saturday
-and beat Marshall Holman 279-227 to capture the
$15,000" fJnt prize in the Pro Bowlers Association
tournament at Dick Weber .Lanes.
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longer. Roth, 27, needed strikes on his final three roll~
to earn an extra $10,000'" -but he left the six -pin
at.nd1ng in the toth frame. Yet he emerged with
hla 17th career PBA tournament UUe and his
second St. Louis tournament victory ln the last
four yun.
Holman. from Medford, Ore., earn~ SS.000.
Dan Roche of Downey fini shed third and cnrned
S6,000. He defeated Mal Acosta 22ti224 and Guppy
Troup 247·186 before losing to Roth 2.47·166 In the (em,.finala.
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Titans, 66-64
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BASKETBALL I HORSE RACING
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Heavy Fog
W.pesrOot
Alamitos
Heavy Cog forced the tancella· lion or Saturday night. ·s racin&
program at Los Alam itos Race
Course for the secood Ume in
\hree nights but a decision on
m aking up the night's card aqg
the Sl00.000 Horsemen's Quarter
Horse Racing Assn . cham·
pionship is sUll pending.
Two races were conducted on
I he Saturday evening program
before a crowd of 8.594 racing
fans before vildbllity became too
hazardous for riders to continue.
"We are going to ask the
California Horse Racing Board
to make up trus night on Wed·
nesday." Jim Smith, Vice Presi·
dent and General Man ager of
the HQHRA, said. The 58-dat.e
qua rt e r h o rse season wali
originally sche duled to end
Tuesday night.
"If the board turns down our
request for a Wednesday night
racing program . we will coo·
side r asking for a day/night
doubleheader on Tuesday with
Santa Anita dark that day or.
finally. an 11th race on Tuesday
to m ake up the championship "
D UR HAM, N.C. -Sam Clancy took
advantage of a poorly thrown pa:.s with
less than 20 seconds remaining and
scored on a dunk s hot with only lwo
seconds to go Saturday night to lead un-
ranked Pittsburgh to a 71-69 upset vic-
tory over No. 3 Duke.
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Ste1wn•1. Air f~e•1 LOUISV1LLE'S DARRELL GRIFFITH (35) FEELS MAROUETIE'S PRESSURE .
It was the second time in three
nights that a portion of the rac-
ing program had to be can~llcd
due to heavy fog. On Thursday
night. the final five races were
lost to fog while ear lier in t~
meeting the final three races
were called off due to fog on
Christmas night.
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Clancy, who scored 23 points, pulled
down 11 rebounds csnd m ade nine or 10
cha rity shots and was the pivot of the
game for Pittsburgh.
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Nl0<•"Nd II, M"'1.., II °'*' -...u ».()Irle-~ City l'O s 1111~,..w Tew*'SI S6 Area Sports Calendar A decision on the request will
be forthcoming when all the
California Horse Racing ·Board
commissioners can be reached
and Smith added. "We hope that
th ey will assist us and the
horsemen in making up some of
the losses we've incurred ... MleMfla• State, 73.55
COLUMB US · Earvin "Magic"
Johnson's 26 points and deft passing
triggered lot.h-ranked Michigan State to
a 73.55 victory over No. 13 Ohio State.
Saturday ni ght and dropped th e
Buckeyes into a three-way tie for the
Big Ten C3nference lead
Michigan State blew into a 25-8 lead in
the first 11 lf.i minutes and Ohio State
never threatened thereafler. falling to
9.3 in the Big Ten and 14· 7 overall.
Marq.ette, 7 J·SS
MILWAUKEE Ninth-ranked Mar-
quette, sparked by 21 points by Odell
Ball and brilliant defense by Robert
Byrd and Michael Wilson, defeated
fifth-ranked Louisville 71 ·55 Saturday
nighL
Byrd. a skinny 6-fool...S forward, held
Darrell Griffith, Louis ville's spec-
tacular dunk shot artist. to eight points,
12 under his average, as Marquette.
17-'l. bro1<e the Cardinals' 13-game win-
ning st reak
Kntt~,ll0-71
LEXINGTON, Ky. Kyle Macy and
Dwight Anderson combined for 42
points to negate a brilliant performance
by Alabama's Regina ld King and lead
Kentucky to an 80-71 upset of the 16th·
ranked Crimson Tide in .a Southeastern
Conference game Saturday.
i\1 acy led Kentucky with 22 points, in-
cluding three crucial, consecutive
baskets early in the second period when
Alabama was t hreatening to lake com·
mand of the game.
lotea., 71MJS
lOWA CITY if'reshman forward K~vin Boyle and junior guard Ronnie
Lest~r led a second-half flurry to break
open a tight game as lSlh·ranked Iowa
rolled to a 79-65 victory over Wisconsin
in a Hig Ten contest Saturday.
Boyle scored 12 of his team-high 19
points in the final 20 minutes as Iowa,
16-5. remained in the thick of the Big
Ten race by rais ing its conference r e-
cord to 9-3
No. Ca,..H•a, 89-55
CHARLOTTE. N.C. · Mike O'Koren
scored 15 points and helped North
Carolina rack up a 40-point second-half
advantage as the sixth·ranked Tar
Heels rolled over Providence 89·55
Saturday night.
The game was tied only once, at 2·2.
Then the Tar Heels piled up a 44-18
h alftime margin and were never l~s
than 30 points ahead in the final five
m inutes
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GAINF..SVILL.E, F la. -Sophomore
guard Ethun Martin ~w nk four straight
f ree throws in the final two minutes or
o ve r t ime t o h e l p eighth-ranke d
L<>utsiana Slate to an 88-82 victory over
Florida in a key Southeastern Con·
fen·ncc game Saturday night.
Fresllo Saat~, 78-88
FRESNO Freshman forward Bob·
by Davis' game-high 17 points led
Frf'sno State to a 76-68 PacUic Coast
Athletic Association victory over UC·
Santa Barbara Saturday night. •
Malt Maderos led Sant a Barbara with
l(points.
Fresno pulled ahead at the start and
left Santa Barbara seven po•nts down at
lbe ball, 41-34. The Gauchos, now 3-7 tn
the PCAA, never galncd the 'u pper
band.
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LOS ANGELES (AP>
-Ron Fnirly and Roy
Smalley socked home
runs Saturday, helping a
Southern California
alumni baseball team
score a 7·4 victory over
the cWTent Trojans at
Dedeaux Field.
The alumni trailed l ·O
when Fairly, a 40-year·
old finst base man with
the California Angels.
homered •n the top of
the fourth t o Cie the
seor e . Pat Putna m
homered later in the in·
ning to make it 2· 1 and
Smalley, who pl ays
s horts top for the Min·
nesota Twins , hit a two·
run shot in the fifth, ma k·
ing il4·1.
Southern Cal tied the
game with three runs in
th~ sixth. but the alumni
scor e d twice in the
seventh and once more
in the eighth , on a
homer by Doug Stokke.
to complete the scoring.
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Miller Set With Denver
DENVER CAP > -
Denver Broncos Head
Coach Red Miller has
signed a two-year U ·
lenll lon of his contract
wlth NaUonal Football
League club, General
Manager Fred Oehrke
aopounced SatF•Y
Mllltr, who came to
D en ver for the 1977
SHIOn and led the Bron·
cos to tbe Super Bowl tn
hi• Cint season aa an
NFL heed coach. had
c:omplet.td two or the
thr ee years tn hla
ort1tnal pact.
DllYIAMIW
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MOST MADS
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Vohlcte In our lnventOfy
to be •llglble. cau Gaty Westbo Cttl 142-1171.
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As on Thursday night, coupons
good for admission on each of
th e final night s o f t h e
Horsemen's Quarter Horse Rac-
ing Assn. meeting we r e d1~·
tributed. ln addition. parking
tickets from Saturday will bt·
honored on each of those nights
as will programs.
Alamitos,
Santa Anita
Results
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El Toro Locks Up
Sea View Crown
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As they did in dual m eets, the
El Toro High Cha rgers came out
on top in the Sen View U?aguc
wrestling fina ls at E s tancia
High Saturday night. capturing
the team title with 177'1<.i points
with four individual champions
a nd plenty of depth.
Among the individual cham·
pions crowned were four Estan·
cla wrestlers ·Rick Rush at 106.
Ed Lower y at 141. Mar k Shafer
at 157 and heavywc1ghl Stcvt•
Lyon.
C ha mpions and runnc r!-.up
q uali(icd for the C l F i-cct1onals
to be held a t Cypress College
Saturday.
Other c hampio n s Include
lrvine's Dean Castello <98 1.
Ma rk Sederoff 023 l. Corona dcl
Mar's Adam Elias '148 ); Costa
Mesa's Mike Scarlett <194 > and
J o.? Perez <168 >; a nd El Toro 's
B yr o n Yafuso <115 ), Duncan
Taylor <130 >. Bob Shoemaker
1136 ) and Tam Albright 1178 ).
It was a night without u great
deal of surprises wilh utmost all
of the 1·2 favorite~ advancing to
the finals.
And. as they d id in du JI
mct.'ts. El Toro and Estancia
w\'nt 1·2 in the league finals walh
th\' cha mpions ' strength in the
lower weights pro\ ing too much
Basketball
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UC IMIM It, UC S.n Oi..t J1
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'·Foll• 11
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PORSCHE
LEASING
MEW & USED
for the rest of the league to con·
tend with.
Sh~maker and Scarlett were
the only wrestlers to gain league
championships via pins as mo~t
m atches were closely contest~d
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"Bama's Bear
Hospitalized
TUSCALOOSA. Ala. CAPI
Coach PauJ ··Bear " Bryant of
Alabama's top-ranked football
team was hospitalized Saturday
following a (all in the shower
last week.
Associate Athletic Director
Sam Bailey said the 65-year-o!~
coach was tak e n t o w~~l
Alabama General Hospital at
nearby Northport.
Bailey said Bryant a pparently
cracked a rtb last week when he
(ell getting out of the shower at
his home He said doctors were
administering medicat ion to
combat pneumonia. Bryant hao
complained of dt<Cicull y sl~p
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LEASE!
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Ouadre·fra c . p ower
steering I bnlket. heater.
($er. 18801)
.J. '13. Gari & Go. .ULOWAS
s142~1 Employee Benefit
Spec1all l4 Since 1970
"Why pay high rates
for maJ ,r mcd1col
in s\Jranc.c . Coll me
for 1!)79 quotes."
ln Newporl Beach
640.4260
per mo oit eporoved
credit 3e ~open end
i•ase. CMh price i 7•96
plus till & tie. Reaidu11
u~s CAU. KEITH BRONN ...... _ ......
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Spring Into
Step.· Halston
Halston's s pring collection spans
classic clothing for day to dazzling
evening wear.
Halston, one of Amer ica· lead-For evening, a burst of color is
ing designers, presents his spn ng used in Ure l>righl , o mbred
collection: Classic c lothing from stripes. in sh apes which spiral
brightly colored. neat, trim suits a round the body, s howing offlegs.
for day lo t he danhng e~nmg hips or shoulders.
clothes · This ra inbow of color is used in
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_.short •. just below th~ k.nee_sku:t~· sho nes and .evening pa· a n~ Jackets that curre-to Che jamas. llalston's paJamas, '5ome
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waist over bare. vest like tops or of which are tied at the hip, show
softly wrapped blouses. a s lim . b ut not exaggera ted
The cocktail dresses in silk and light leg.
chi ff on are short, some with flirty T he 1979 spring collection is
petal shaped skirts. showing lots ava ilable at the Halston Boutique
of bare. narrow legginess at Sout h Coast Plaza.
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Halston originals for spring include, from left, chiffon wrap coat over slip dress. silk shantung halter-vest with slim pants, silk crepe de.Chine wrap dress
'I Feel Like the Last Leaf on the Tree '
Several years ago, a s mall ite m appeared in
the Los Angeles Times. about the 69th reunion or
the United Spanish War V_!?ter ans.
Widower Charles Johnson, then 96, whose
two sons were killed in action in Korea, planned
to allend the reunion. Then he learned the only
other surviving vete ran of t he Spa nish·
American War had died the week before.
.. I can't bold a one-man convention." be
quipped. "Our ra nks a re slipping fast. I feel like
the last leaf on the tree and the wind is blowing
pretty hard."
WBETRER COARLES JOHNSON is still with us, I doo'f know, but I hope so. He ls a sym-
bol of something more than the only surviving
Span18h-American War vet. He is a symbol of the
Jonelloess in old age.
People are living longer now -longer than
they ex)lect.ed to -thanks to modern science.
And because our society bas become so youth·
oriented and fast-paced , we often don't lake
Ume to Jeam from our elders anymore -those
wbo have lived the events we study ln hl1b
school history classes, those who have lived
loni eoouah to give us advice for the future.
ABOUT A MONTH AGO, whJle standin1 in
llne at the poet office, 1 met a woman who tn-
troduced benell as "Mrs. Rest.'' Sbe was 17 and
wore a lbapeleas bous~at and slippers wlth the
toes worn tbroulh.
ln both arms abe carried paeka1es wrapped
with lapel market b .. 1. lnalde, sbe said, were rec dolll abe bad made lot grandcbildren llM
bad neTa seen. Twice .-Sna our brief toa·
Chergl
fto•o
versation, "Mrs. Rest" said, ''No one cares
about the oid people anymore."
And when I go to tbe old folks home where
my grandfather lives and I see the residents sit-
ting in the hallways silently wailln1 for
someone or somethin1 -I tb1nt m.Ybe "Mn.
Reat"i.srlabt.
OF COVUE, NOT ALL of our seniors are
walting around for someone to talk to them.
Mott have active, busy lives and I recently met
one or the busiest.
Ed Thompson of Newport Beach ta 97. He
swims in the bay ever1day, plays cards and baa
been known to attend a party or two. In addl·
tlon, he drives his own car and does tbe 1arden·
int and all the upkeep on bls ba)'front mobile
home.
A former bultaeaaman, be reUred at 71
thlnklna be bad saved enoQh to live com-
fortably few the rest or bl.I life. He even took two
t.rlptto=. "I 't 1'1ve taken t.be trlPI If I'd
tnown " be NJ•· "I dldn 't expect to be tten tblt ~~ '
So, like many ot.ber seniors,~ Tbompeon
scrimps by each month, dependeDt on Social
Security. But be doesn't Jet it set blm down.
He says he 's proud his many friends don't
treat him as an "old curiosity" and says be
owes his good health to exerclse, proper nutri-
tion and re gular medical checkups.
ONCE OR TWICE a week, Tbompeon meets
with friends for a game ofcardi. And he keeps
up wlth current events.
A man with ).he gilt of total recall, be can tell
you about almost everything slpllicant that bas
happened ln tbls century, lncludlnl what
CaUfomla looted like when be fint came bere
from l11inola ln 1893, "when YoU could 1Ull 1ee
CatallDa fJom Pasadena."
He was there when tbe areal earthquake bit
San Francisco in 1908 and remembers bis
father's bone and w11on belq commandeered
by flreft-ten.
••t KAVE NEVER had the Ceellnc that I've
seen in aeveraJ other people ol boredom ln reUre· ment," be says. "l manqe to keep busy-I
read, I keep up, I like politics.
••And," aays Ed Thompeon with a smile, "I
think I could nan thll country better than most people."
It 'a good to know there are Iota of leaves
aUll bantina on the tree ln tbe blowlnl wind •
Lllten to t.bem. "
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-DAILY PILOT Suno.y, February 11, 1979
Mr. Miller. Miss Msrtm
Duncan-Bunting
Cheryl Ann Bunting and AJutair Neall Dun·
can have ~n murncd tn a garden ceremony in
Sun Franctsco
Tbt' bnde, daughlt'r uf W.T Bunt1ng Jr. ot
Re no and Mrs Robert L Veacb or San
Clemente, graduated from Laeuna Beach High
School and San Francisco City College She al·
tends San Francisco State Umversity.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Duncan of Yellow Sprangs, Ohio, graduated
from Antioch College, Ohio, He is a phot.o·
grapher In San Francisco where the newlyweds
will make their home
Hanson-Kerr
Crysty J . Hanson and Patrick 0 . Kerr are
engaged to be married Aug. 18.
The bride-elect, daughter of Mrs. Marjean J
Hanson of Laguna Beach and Harold Hanson of
Newport Beach, graduated from Laguna Beach
lligh School and t'S attending Biola College , La
Mirada.
The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
t<tchard H. Kerr of La Mesa, graduated from
Christian High School. San Diego, and Biola
College He is a teacher in Del Mar
Martin-Miller
La urie Ann Martin and Mark Montague
Miller .ire engaged t.o be married March 24 .
The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hobert Martin of Fountain Valley, graduated
from Fowitain Valley High School.
The ruture bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller , of Costa Mesa, graduated from
Esta ncia High School
DonalO-Jenkins
Janice Elizabeth Donald and Thomas M.
J e nkins are engaged to be married April 7.
The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
,John Donald of Huntington Beach, graduated
from Edison High School and Orange Coast
College
The future bridegroom . son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jenkins of Phoenix. &r aduated from
M <1ryvate Hig h ·School and Arizona Stale,
Te mpe
McNutt..fieillrichs
Denise MeNutt and Frank Heinrichs a re
cngagE.-d to be married May 26.
The bride·elect. daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
Dennis McNull of Costa-Mesa. graduated from
Costa Mesa High School and attends Southern
California College
Mr. Roletti, Miss Wayne
1"he future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howa rd Heinrichs of Hacienda Heights,
graduated from Glen A Wilson High School and
attend.I. Southern CalJforma Colle~e.
-Van de Kamp-Gravette
Patncla Van de Kamp and Donald Gravette
are engaged to be m arried July 7.
The bride-elect . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
E. Van de Kamp of Laguna Niguel. graduated
from Corona del Mar High School and UCLA.
She will receive her master 's degree from Cal
State Long Beach in May.
The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E.T. Gravette or New York. 1;radualed from La
J olla High School. the Univers1tyof Redlands and
San DlegoStateUniversitv.
Haithcock-Rusk
R a ndi Suzanne Rusk and William R.
Haithcock exchanged wedding vows in Gloria
Dei Lutheran Church of Dana Point.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L.
Rusk of Dana Point, graduated from Newport
Harbor High School and attends Saddleback
College. She is employed by Pacific View
Pharmacy. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Willia m
D. Haithcock of Costa Mesa. graduated from
Newport Harbor High School and attends Sad·
dleback College. lie 1s employed by Hi Temp
Wire and Cable.
The couple will make their home in Irvine
aft er a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe.
Kapp-Sand berg
Carol Kapp and Brian Sandberg are engaged
t.o be married this s ummer.
The bride-elect. daughter of Mr and Mrs .
Ernest L. Kapp of Long Beach, graduated from
Wilson High School in Long Beach and USC.
The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Sandberg of Corona del Mar,
graduated from Pasadena High School and Cal
Poly, San Luis Obispo.
Bed al 1-Shepherdson
Jamison Lizabeth Bedall and James Arden
Shepherdson Ill are engaged to be married May
26.
The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wynnett BedalJ Jr. of Newport Beach, graduat·
ed from Newport Harbor High School and USC.
Tbe future bridegroom , son of Mr. James
Arden Shepherdson of Arcadia and Mrs.
William Lund of Los Angeles, graduated from
~an Marino Hi~h School and USC.
Miss Hall
Miss Lees Miss Bunting
Hall-Smith
Linda Laureen Hall and Sanford Leigh Smith
are engaged t.o be married Aug. 4.
The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.
John C. Ha ll of Laguna Niguel, attended
Stephens College and currenUy attends Mount
Saint Mary's Collel(e. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. Chester R.
Smith of Anaheim Hills and Mrs. Richard Buf·
rum of Balboa Isla nd, attends Cal. Poly.
Pomona.
Wayne-Ro letti
Gayle Ann Wayne and Michael Paxton Roletti
are engaged t.o be ma rried Oct. 20.
The bride-elect, daughter of Gil. Wayne or
Newport Beach and Mrs. Phyllis Wayne·Rosen
of Malibu, graduated from Newport Harbor
High School a nd attended the University of
RUFFELL'S
Wedding and engage. UPHOLSTERY
ment announcements run on Sunday in the Daily W... Y• Ww
Pilot r orms ore available ttie Int
'>.
Miss Van de Kamp Miss Hanson
.. Miss Bedall Mrs. H.aithcock
Puget Sound in Tacoma and Pitzer College,
Claremont. •
The future bridegroom , son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Roletti of Newport Beach, graduated
from Corona del Mar High School and attended Cal State Fullerton.
Lees-Stiegler
Linda Catherine Lees and Peter Stiegler are
engaged t.o be married April 15.
The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
Howard W. Lees of Irvine, graduated from John
North ltigb School in Riverside and Northern
Arizona University. Flagstaff.
The future bridegroom , son of Mrs. Greta
Stiegler and the late Mr. Joseph Stiegler of
Llenz, Austria, graduated from Lleru Academy
and Hotel Fach Schule Bad Gleichenberg.
Austria, a technical insUtute.
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Valentine's Day Cooking: Decorative
ByCECILY ·
BROWNSTONE
Ano<I.._, """' "OOd fdilor When Valentine's Day
co m es around. d ee ·
o rativ e c ook e r y
abounds.
The avid cake dee·
O'"ators their number
1s large -go to town.
Ch ances are t he y 've
taken cake·decoraUn g
lessons, have a book or
l wo on the subject a nd
are skillful with decorat·
mg lubes
The rest or us can en·
joy simpler devices: in·
expensive cutters and
molds. He art-shaped
cutters are fun lo use to
garnis h dis h es ror
Valentine parties as well
as thos e fo r brida l
s howers and wedding
a nniversaries. Heart
sha pt!d molds turn out
pre tty s alad s and
desserts for similar oc·
caslons. ·
FIRST THE CUT·
TERS. Sets of canape
cutters always include
a heart shape along with
other designs. The cul·
ters in a set vary in size
and number. One or my
sets. from Italy, bas a
dozen tiny cutters, each
about ~ inch across and
3• inch taJl. My other
set, labeled "aspic and
hors d 'oeuvre cutters,"
comes from England: it
also bas a dozen shapes.
but each is about 1 inch
across and 1 inch tall.
These have many uses
for lunch .and s upper
dis hes for Vale ntine
parties
FOR EXAMPLE, they
can garnish a molded
fis h s a lad. a s liced
chicken or turkey plat·
ter. and such vegetable
offe rings as s tuffed
potatoes a nd creamed
cauliflower. You can
als o u s e them f or
garni s hin g o p e n
sandwtches m ade with
cheese spreads.
Now lo cookie cutters.
The heart shapes comP
glanl·siied -· about 41h
in ches or regular.
sized -2 to 3 inches:
the latter m ay h ave
s traight or scalloped
edges. They may come
singly or In sets with
other deslngs.
For a Valentine party
you can use them for
cutting out butte r
cooki e s. l lik e t o
sandwich the regular·
size baked cookies with
a filling or pure fruit
Another set is shown
i n ."Tb e Cook's
Catalogue" <Random
Houae>. It comes from
Scand loavla and has
half a dozen shapes -
heart, circle, diamond1 square, crescent ana
palsley·llke teardrop. •••••••llil•••miliiililiiiliiiilil~ Each shape la l lnch tall
and deecrtbed as "tiny."
Like mine, the8e cutters
a re tinned s teel and
ta ave s ha rp c utting
edces and rolled rims.
I use the beart·sbaped
canape cutters to make
brigh t, d ecorative
garnishes from canned
pimientoe and roasted
i.w et red p9ppers. -
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preserves, choosing
those ma de Crom red
c urra nts , c herries,
stra wberries or raspber·
ries for a pretty Valen·
tine effect.
T H E HEA R T ·
SHAPED cookie cutters
a l so m ake choice
chocolate hearts with
w hi c h to decor ate
strawberry or cherry ice
crea m or r aspberr y
sherbet.
For these, semi-sweel
chocolate is melted with
a little shortening or
butter and then spread
on wax paper and al·
lowed t.o set. Before the
chocolate gets really
firm. the hearts are cut
out.
Now to the molds.
Mine are individual size.
each holding a ·generous
Y.i c up. For Valentine
parties I bave filled
the m with rhubarb
mousse or coconut
S panish c ream.
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Celebration that will be
carved indelibly
on your memory.
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ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE J ERMA SOMBECK
ime for Some Facts
D&All ANN LANDER : M
•D4 I are Mpecllna bab1 tn a pl of
•Millll Ow foW'·1MN>lcls .. born tM 11am ~ 'J'My ala.nd a.Mi ume nut'ffry ~I.
Mr Utue D.1 laa. n't ubd any qu UOnt. lly 1~ b YC!'r)' inquil1hve a ut ~ f')I·
tbtq. LMt he • ted ll)I r •• 1etu '° fat in front l lotd b~r t •as arvw1n1 • baby
-wter or brother for h r • w v ry happy
T1Ua ....,.,1\1 my n t'Nn·law phon~
aerearnina ••th raa•. • You lOld Melanie you
W('l'e crowtnt I baby tn )"OUI' dUHnffb aod MW Ati~e want.t to know lf I am. too A four )"tar old ea too rount to be told tho fa~ts of life. Sh bill alreacb lleid m how lh• baby gt>t an tb r "
W• J wroaa!' I four too )'OUng! Plea.!e tlve me your tandMt oplnk>n CALDWELL,
IOAHO
DEAR CALDWEU.: Any ~hlld • M I old •.
......... ..eke • ...,.. •• ~·· .. ~ .. •a•a lt .W HI 0 .. laear ea.fl &nl&la. Tate ...., Ua be
Thb t.-mb:arr• lnii incident occurred at a
barbecu • JJ1 tb<' presPnct> or th~ fjrm's top ex·
t:rutlvt"'i What ha, happened to the pride or
*Orkm n hJp' Where are the people who u ed
to J t 1tatlistnct1on out of domg a good job! It
burn• me up the way 50-cnlled skilled labor j1Lsl
puts ln llml'. pu11hl':s ror higher wages and
doesn't give a ~amn about the quality or the
product turned out
.... a.....,_ 1....,.,e •ilia• ~llaka.1 le&aU. "-1:.:-' .-. ua'\ flod tM rtp& word ..._., eeeetaa .. berolbook•onlllew&oMll
• Y.... •llere -.abJH comerrom. J "'" a Y" 1JdU.,J'fOr)'Mr11ls&er·lo·law.
DEAR ANN t.ANDERS In these days or
high lallation, high wages. and ha~h everyt.hJng
else, bow •bout equally high .standards for peo·
pie wbo produce goods and services? f'or exam·
pie, wily can't the clothing manufacturers hlre
compee.eat help to lnspeet garments and make
sure the knots are tied?
Two weeks ago I bought a palr ol sJa~ks lo
wear to a very special outing given by the presl·
dent of our firm. The slacks cost $39.95, whic h ts
not cheap. I didn't expect them to last forever,
but neither c:Ud t expect the center seam to rip
from top to bottom when I bent over to tie my
s hoe.
( Horoscope
MONDAY, FEB. 12
By SYDNEY OMl\RR
)
ARIES CMarch 2l·April 19): Emphasis on
c hanges in connection with basic services, is·
sues. Gemini, Sagittarius figure prominently.
Member o( opposite sex asks pertinent ques-
tions.
TAURUS <April 20-May 20 >: Good Moon
aspect coincides now with intensified reJa.
tiQnship. gesture of affection by family
member. significant change, variety, creative
aspirations.
GEMINI CMay 21-June 201: Land, territory,
security, accommodating needs of older in·
Pl~asc print thLS letter as a warning to
others who maty be placing too much confidence
lp tbelr sealr\1'. UNSCHEDULED
PERFORMANCE IN WESTCHESTER
OEA.R W&STCHE T Eil: There's a great
deaJ of vaUdJty to your complalnta, but I try to
view enry problem rrom as many angles as
po alble.
You give me no clue as to your dimensions
aod the size of the slacks. Even the most naw·
less workmanship wlll take just so much stress
and strain. I 've seen an awfw lot of women with
size 14 fannies Jaaamed ln&o sue 10 slacks.
Tiie l>Ht luvraace against an encore, dear,
is to go a be Jerger.
CONFIDENTIAL to Why Do I Feel So
Uneasy When Nobody CouJd Possibly Know?:
Shake9)>eare said It best (as usual>: "They
whose gull& within their bosom Ues, Imagine
every eye beholds their blame." The best way
to free yourseU is to own up to it.
~ew Lingo:
Yellow Pages
Telephone books are
like dictionaries -if
you know the answer
before you look it up,
you can eventually reaf·
firm what you thought
you knew but weren't
sure.
But if you 'r e
searching for something
you don't already know.
your lingers could walk
themselves to death.
EMlla
Bo•beck
dividual -these could be highlighted. Pisces. The trouble with me is
Cancer and Virgo persons figure prominently. 1 never learned bow to sociate and corporate
CANCER CJune 21 ·July 221: New ideas. speak Yellow Pages. It's practice, and who aren't
contacts should be welcomed. Leo, Aquarius 8 language or the 20th in anyway and whose
figure prominently. Short trip may be on agen· century, born of frustra-phone is being answered
da -ronnected with relative. message, visit. lion. nurtured by ob-by a doctor's answering
Sense of humor serves now as valuable aUy. scurity, and dedicated to service ... See Pbysi-
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Accent on personal the theory that by the cians and Surgeons Ex·
possessions, what is to be kept, what discarded. time you r1nd it, you no change.
Aries. Libra figure in scenario. Streamline longer need it. You should begin to
techniques. Refuse to be rushed into utilizing worry about yourself
outdated p~edures. In the laoguage of when you begin to think
VltGO <Aug. 23.Sept. 221: Stress indepen· Yellow Pages. a tug is a like the Yellow Pages.
dence, initiat ive, originality. You could be "carpet.'' curtains are Recently, I wanted to
.. s mitten" by Cupid's arrow. Love, creativity, "draperies," milk is "a call a flea market and
change, excitement of discovery featured on dairy product" and cars caught myseir just in
lb.la biib cycle day. a r e • • i n d ll s l r i a I ti m e . Flea m ark et
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 l: Follow through automotives." would definitely not be
()n hunch -reach beyond current expectations. A p I um be r is a under F. but probably
Learn, teach. build for emotional security. "plumbing contractor." under something like
Clandestine "arrangement" ravors your cause. a n e lectr ician is an Swap Meets. I turned to
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Highlight "e lectrical contr actor" the W's and read. "See
versatility, humor, willingness to expand and hi·fi's are listed un· Flea Market. ..
horizons. Popularity is on upswing -you meet det Sound Systems and I don't know what the
someone who can play an important role in your equipment. a n swer is with the
'life. Virgo plays key role. gr owth or private en·
S.\Gl'M'AlllUS CNov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Refuse to Roaches are listed un· terprise and the need to
..:..L..-r oft course. You're on brink or achieving der Pest Control. ex· consolidate them under ,_ r f . t e r m i n a t i n g a n d 1 h d. B t 1oaJ. Know it and act as i aware o 1t. 'fumigating. a taco is un-a genera ea mg. u
Aquarius, Taurus, Scorpio persons figure pro· d e r M e" i c a n F 0 0 d just for kicks I turned to U\hlently. "Survival Kits" and was
, CAPlllCORN CDec. 22.Jan. 19): Accent on Products, a tailpipe un· hit with, "See First Aid
Wlt•tappearstobedlstant,long-range,publica-der· MufOers a nd Ex· Supplies, Sporting
d . haust Systems, and a Good b di .. lion, concept, a vertising communication. pencil is under Advertis· s ea ng. Gemini, Sagittarius fi gure in scenario. You are I know this. No one
now able to articulate feelings. ing Speeiallsts. will ever convince me
AQ\JAIUUS IJan. 20·Feb. 18 ): You are One or the mos t that when Alexander
close to striking pay dirt. Know it, refuse to be frustrating encounters Graham Bell was sitting
discouraged by petty. envious people. suck to in the Yellow Pages is in bis Boston board·
principles -and beliefs. Check lease, financial trying to find a doctor, inghouse March 10, 1876,
ratings. who is listed under with battery acid bum·
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Defer lo P hysicians, who are Ing his leg and shouted
others, get second wind, survey situation. check subdivided into M.D.s his first rranlic message
legal rights, permissions. Another Pisces -aod and 0 .0 .s, who are also into the transmitter.
a Virgo -figure prominently. Strive to be re-listed under Physicians "Mr. Wat son . come
alistic about places and people. and Surgeons. group. as-here. I want you!" it
--;::==~--------------------------was the despair of look·
ing under HELP in the
Yellow Pages ~nd find·
ing, "See batteries: Dry News from all over California
is rounded up each day V ~b a r ging a nd main-In'~ · · cell, wholesale, retail, • J' I j1 I JIU ten a nee.·' That did it.
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A PUBLIC MEETING
ANNOUNCING A TRANSPORTATION
STUDY ON NEWPORT BOULEY ARD
(ROUTE 55)
IN ORANGE COUNTY
IRVlNE
LEGEND
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The California Department of Transportation (CAL TRANS) is beginning a study act.
dressing present and future transportation problems along Newport Boulevard
(Route 55). The segment of Route SS being studied extends from Pacific Coast
Highway (Route l > Jn Newport Beach to the end of the Newport Freeway near Bristol
Street In Costa Mesa. The study, scheduled for approximately two years, will produce
a Draft Environmental Impact Statement, evaluating several possible solutions, In·
eluding highway, street and transit alternatives, and their respective environmental
Impacts.
This meeting will provide repr"esentatlves of government. other Interested agencies
and groups an early opportunity to learn about the study and discuss It with
CAL TRANS.
Items to be discussed will include Information on parfrcrpanfs, schedule, study area.
and the public participation program.
The public Is cordially Invited to attend and comment.
WHEN &
WHERE
CONTACT
'"""',,.°'""' c..t Otl" ~tel ...... ''·''"
.
The meeting will be held
WEONESOAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1979, lO:OOa.m.
Costa Mesa City Hall, Council Chambers
'71 Fair Drive
From now unfit February 28, for questions about this
study, contact the Prolecf MaM99f", Mr. Court Burrell,
at the CAL TRANS Offk:e, 120 South Spring Sfr•t, Los
Angeles, CA. (213) 620·3090. If you Pf9fer, you may send
written comments within 30 deys •tt.r tM m•tlng to:
CAL TRANS · TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
Route SS TRANSPORTATION STUDY
P.O. Box230.C, Terminal Annex
Los Angela, CA 90051
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-DAILY PILOT Sundey February 11. 1919
Major Stars FeatUred • in 'Roots'
/
'CHICKEN GEORGE' PENSIVE OVER PAST
Avon Long Oortrayt Oatrfarch In New 'Roots'
Record Set
Series Captures
NEW YORK IAPl Some said ABC was tak-
ing a colossal gamble by running "Roots" on
eight consecutive nights m January, 1977. But
Asc·s epic presentation of AJex Haley's best·
selling book made telev1s1on history.
The network says that 130 million Americans
saw at least part of the program and that more
than half of the homes with TV were tuned to
the final episode ll was, simply, the most·
watched TV program ever.
NOW, THERE arc 1.5 million copies of the
S12 95 hardcovN book in print, according to
Doubleday. the publisher. And Dell, which has put
out the paperback version, says it has 3.6 milHon
more in print. Haley won a special Putlitzer Prize
and a National Book Award.
"Rool<>" not only went on to win nine Emmys
and a Peabody award, a mong others. but it also
generated a new interest in genealogy. At the
National Archives r equests for information
tripled.
Even when the miniseries was repeated this
year , nearly 80 million viewers watched some
or all or the 12 hours. On the average, sets in
more than 18.5 million households were tuned to
the senes.
THE FORMAT FOR "Roots" •Set a new pat-
tern emulated by NBC for productions like
"Holocaust" and by CBS for "Howard Hughes ."
A BC says that more than 250 colleges and un·
ivers1t1cs started courses based.on "Roots" and
that l2 m1lhon children had been assigned to
watch the program as part of their classwork.
T he 14-hour i.cquel, "RO'lts: The Next Genera-
tion." ha~ been endorsed by the National
Education Association and the American
f'<>denttion or Teachers. It will be broadcast
starting f<'eb. 18.
Fonda, de Havilland Play Colonel, Wife
N~W YORK CAP > Chicken George ls the
ntl or Unk bt"twttn "ROOU " und "Rootir. The
Nut G~ ruUon " .
ft wu ht wbos arundfulhf'r was Kunta
Kint , th youth born lu Mrlcu und taken to
America as 11lave
CHICKEN G£0RGt:'S son ls Tom Harvey,
\o\ho wa.. u blucksm1th II\ the Civil War. Out or
hi m arriage to Jrene came two daughters. Cyn.
thla and Elizah\!th Cynthia is 14 at the begin·
nlns ot the nnit ep sode and Elizabeth, 11.
The lutt.tor girl grew up to become "Aunt Lii"
lo Alu llaley, and her stories about the past
helped start. him on the 12-year quest that ended with "Roots "
Haley's beloved "Uncle Jim" was the OS·
traciied son or Col Fredertck Warner, the lead·
tng white an llenmng, Tenn. The colonel dis·
owned Jim after the young man defied him and
married a black school teacher in town. Carrie
Darden The other son ts a philandering lout named Andy.
'IN LOVE' ELIZABETH CAUSES WORRIES
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The principal performers in "Roots: The
Next Generation." which will be broadcast on ABC starting Feb. J8. range from the renowned
lo the relatively unknown.
Probably the best known is Henry Fonda, who
is Cot. Frederick Warner In "Roots JI ...
ln the category of the relative unknown is
Debbie Morgan. who ages Crom 18 to 83 years as
Ehzabelh Harvey. She has .performed with the
Negro Ensemble Company and tbe New
Federal Theatre Workshop.
AMONG OTHERS in the cast :
-George Stanford Brown plays Tom Harvey
and directs the fifth of the seven two-hour
episodes. A native of Havana. Cuba. he won na·
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"The RookJes" and appeared in such films as
"Bullitt" and "The Comedians."
-Olivia de Havilland. Mrs. Warner, who has
h ad five Academy Award nominations over four decades. has won Os,.ars as best actress in "To
Each His Own" and "The Heiress."
-Lynne Moody. Irene Harvey, continues in
the role she created In the original production of
"Roots." She has appeared in a number or TV
series. including "All in the Family."
-RICHARD THOMAS, Jim Warner. is
best known as John· Boy in ''The Waltons." A
poet and a graduate or Columbia University. the
Emmy-winning actor made his TV debut at the age of 7.
-Fay Hauser. Carrie Barden, who is also a
song writer and singer. toured in "P urlie" and
appeared on television in "The Love Boat."
"What's Happening" a nd "Good Times.·· "
-Marc Singer. Andy Warner. joined the San
Diego Shakespearean Theatre following gradua-
tion from college. He later starred in the
American Conservatory Theatre's production of
"The Tamin2 of the Shrew ... which was
televised by the Public Broadcasting Service.
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SERIES HISTORY i' ~ Sunday, February 11, 1979 DAILY PILOT 89
Saga Returning
Taboo Love Splimen FanUlies
AP~t
DISAPPROVING FAMILY -Henry Fonda <standing center>
as Col. Warne r . and his wife, played by Olivia de Hav11land a re
shocked when son Jim, played by Richard Thomas !left >. asks a
young b!ack school t eache r to marry him on "Roots II : The Next
Gef!eratton." Ma rc Singer, right, plays Andy , the Warner's pbilan·
dermg son
NEW YORK (AP l -A saga that
.,._gan with Kunta KJnte in Gambia
reaumet with bill grandson in the
hamlet of Heonlni, Tenn.
"Roo~s· The Next Generation,"
whlch will be broadcast on ABC
atartini Feb. 18, takes up where the
award winning "Roots" left orr.
fT TRACES rour more generaUons
or the ramlly as they struggle for equality in America.
Based on stories rrom Alex Haley's
next book and 800 pages or additional
notes. the first or seven two-bou.r in-
stallments opens In April of 1882 with
the transport or the now elderly
Chicken George 8Dd bis bird in the
back or a nat buckboard wagon.
It is 12 years after they were last
seen, and Kunla Klnte's grandson
fades into the background as the
crotchety patriarch or a family in up-
heaval. Midway through the episode,
he dies accidentally, a small smile on
his lips.
TOlll, CHICKEN George's SOD,
wrestles with his conscience in this
first installment or the miniseries.
Should he allow hi s daughter
Elizabeth to keep company with an
illegitimate black man whose father
was white? Should be bow to the
wishes of the venerable white Col.
Frederick Warner, who wants him to
fire a black school teacher ?
Besides the teacher, politics fqrges
another link between the colonel and
Tom . Tom is pers\laded to deliver the
"colored" vote to Warner's
Democratic organization because the
Republicans betrayed the blacks
following the last election.
Tom feels beholden to the colonel,
who wants the teacher fired. Warner
had made the mistake of inviting the
woman, Carrie Barden, to his home
so that she could borrow books from
the Warner library. And one or bis
two sons -encounte.rs Carrie there
and falls for her.
'ROOTS II' SCHOOLMARM
Fay Hauser •• Teacher Barden
An incurable romantic. theson. Jam.
discovers that Carrie is the only one an
town who shares his appreciation of
poetry and proposes. '
JIM'S BllOTBEll Andy starts a
terrible and bloody fight and ul·
timately turns a~ainst him in a tense
confrontation with violent townsfollc.
As for Tom's daughter. the son of
Chicken George refuses to give ber
permission to marry John Dolan. "I
ain't gonna have my daughter mar-
ried to nobody looks so white," he
says.
Lat.er sbe taunts ber father to the
breaking Point as he contemplates
giving in to the colonel on firing Car-
rie. But Tom doesn't give in.
Perhaps fueled by this success.
Elizabeth asserts ber independence
by announcing that sbe will go to
Memphis to become a teacher. So
ends the first installment. ,
What these ladies do lo the mob is
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Will the Real Robert Klein . . ? •••
·~-HE'S HAPPY PLAYING HER A 'NEW SONG'
Robert Klein and Lucie Arnez Star on Broadway
Waring Blends
Lovers' Music -.
By JAY 'HARBlJTr
YORK CAP> RQbert Klein, wbo "'•kt' pt'Ople lauah. dM1n'l play pi•no. doesn't
t.t\0"1 how So h had to WM a minute when
••kf'd lt they ll lau1hed •hen he sat down to
1)11.Y the piano
"I'm nol really playlq ln lhe show," he
Q)Ulf'd, notlna that the P••no keys are removed and b(t'1 (ak.inl It. "But 1 criUc complimented
m~ on my playln1 and. t 'm very proud oflt."
TH I:: HOW OPENS here tonlaibt. It's Neil Si mon'• .. They're Playing Our Song," inspired
bf th proteiJalonal and romanuc collaboraUon
o compo ~r Marvin llamlisch 11nd lyricist
·Carole Bayer Sa10r
They, lncld•ntally, wrote the musical's
mus e and wor\11'.
Kl in plays a !fuccessfUl ~mposer. Lucie
Arnaz, dauahter or Luc ille Ball and Desi
Arnai, ays a successful lyricist wilb whom
the compo5er fallb ln , ah, let 's make it a sur-
prise
''SONG" IS Klein's first leading-m an role
on Broadway, where he first appeared in 1966.
In "The Apple Tree." Then he was in a small
pa rt. he recalls. "'here he cavorted wttlle clad in
float hers.
At 36. born in the Bronx. owner of an Alfred
University degree an history a nd .political·
science, he is be1it known as a literate cotnic of
coffeehouse, college and concert persuasion, not
the CatskUls.
He also has hosted "Tonight." "Saturday
Night l..ive." a~ bas cut three comedy albums.
wf'll," such H pace, liming, jOke conslrucllon,
casing audiences
"He helped me a tremendous amount, and J
still consider him a sensational and unexplared
talent."
Havtna studied al Dancerfield U., Yale man Kl~in preued on In comedy, keeping bis
Broadway hand In by appearing in "New Faces
of 1968" and "Morning. Noon and Night ." He
olso acted ln four films .
AS FOil _TV. there ~ere gue"t shots, a CBS
s ummer vanety series in 1970, but his coneer1
and campus comedy gigs were the main even\
he says, and "the planned route was not t.O
television sitcoms."
Ills basu: rule for TV . "I wouldn't want to
be In a nything I \touldn 't w lc:h."
A proble111 developed. While aaU•fyin1 and-
luc rative. h.1s concert-college doings "were not
seen bv the mainstream of show business,
particularly the people who h.ire one.•·
"SVllE, THEY see me on the 1'on11bl •
show. go. 'Hmm.., -very c lever,• but even a s a
host there It's Umlted, It's a speci.flc area. It's.
not m e as a st.age pedormer.
"I really had gone too Jong a nd people
dido 't know I 'm an actor, basically, that what l
do ls acting."
Then, last year, he hit big as t.he effete,
artsy director in the Burt Reynolds s masb-em-
up stW'.ltman flick, "Hooper."
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16 Small valleys
21 Unauached
22 Comforts
23 Roof edges
24 Famous VIO·
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25 Common
abbr
26 Spanish
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28 Attending
29 Fuse
30 Sun deity
31 Moab city
32 Roman
bronze
3• Woody plant 38 Fender
mishap
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40 Lyric ooem
41 Leak
43 Aga1ns1
•5 Bridle pan
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48 Golf mounds
•9 Seems
52 B11>hcal
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56 Withdraw
59 Pronunc1a-11on key:
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63 Straw bed
67 Sarcasm
68 Contradicted
70 Fancy ta-
verns n Caulloning contraction 73 Wisdom
74 Man's name 76 Attempts n Egyptian
SOUi
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80 Striped ani·
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82 Earth: Ot>s
83 Always
85 Set aside
87 Witness
88 Sapldily
90 Smalt nails
91 Recltne
92 -and tonic
93 Affirma11ve
vote
94 Burmese
tribesman
95 Cho1r voice
98 Mistake
100 Clamor
101 Conlltct
105 Agave
106 Man's name
107 Out· 2 wds
109 Leg 11
110-diem
111 Synthehc
language
112 Chemical
comoound
114 Neck scarf
115 Componen1
116 Choler 1171.aws
121 Box
123 MelOdies
124 Con1amlnate
125 Pronoun
121 Small pie
128 tnsertton
marks
129 PenOd
131 Close by
133--on the
fob: 2 words
135Garmonl
138 Famlfy mem-
ber uo Skewer
1•2 Ehde
143 Savolr·la1re
147 Gone by
148 Notable
deed
150 Derent
152 Region
154 Anger
155 Coll deg
156 Yes. Geiman
157 Lalin dance
159 Hawa11an
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160 Compass pt
161 Chinese mile
163 One or any
164 Swords
166 Church offi-
cial
167 Orange-red
gems
169 ChOICe
group
171 Abatement:
2 wds
172 Place &1u!W
173 Rmgle1
174 Heavenly
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• Simple sugar
5 Touched
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7 Overseers
8Wh1le
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10 Comoound
ether
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lngs
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15 Regard
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17 Wine cup
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20 Fathers
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44 Peace god·
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53 Playlet
55 Varnish
1ngre<l1ents
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57 Wear away
58 Musical
sounds
60Weird
62 Plumed birds
64 Card game
65Declined
66 Russian
rulers
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73 Amor
75Stlll
19 Threesome 80 Mortise foint
81 F1bl'lc
33 Norse ex-
plorer
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86 If not
87 Tiiie
89 Stitch
90 Luxuriate
92 Gramp·a
mate 94 Tip
95 Expased 96 Unattended
97 Thus
98 Great Lake
99 Purloin
100 Sm1hng
101 Challenge
102 Stale a
thought
103 Rent again 104 Frock 106 Dip
108 Boot feature
109 Desens 112 Salt tree
113 Thames town
115 Tro1an pnnce
116 Charred
118 Africa
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119 Cuote
120 Prosecutes
122 Man's nick·
name
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126 Accord
128Center
130 Tiiie
132 Small inlet
134 Constraint
135 Dromedary 136 Open-
moothed
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139 Trite
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146 Doctrine
148 Pant
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•Consumer Closeup •Stocks
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l\11n1w:.ot.1 M 1n1ni.: & M un11hu
tu1 an.-: l:k•gun round the tum of
t hl' l't'olu.ry ats .a 1u·oup of 111
\ t'"tol'!I an a m1mn, op.•ruuon
f o r y t> 11 r ., 3 M h tt cl n o
111.111ufaftur1ng plant'> ut ull
DAILY PILOT
f\ t ntuullv thl' mane WJ'> aban
donl'd
l'IJ l•arl> eight dt.-cadc~ later,
th t' $'1 b1ll1o n farm as oil
manufacturing and there s no
~•gn of ;1 mtnl'
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ii I Your Moneg ____ c,
Thut I JU!'ll one or lht: oddities ot the compuny f'ortunt> ranked
50th among US indulilriaJ cor
po r "t (m. in urn
Thia corporulo wlMl does busa
ne 1 worldwad . employs about
lll,000 ve<>Plt>. runks 23rd In net incomt>. ytil 85 percent of its
wor kforce ts divided i nto
innnutacturing units of 500 or
lu:t
ITS Ht;AOQtJARTERS in St.
Puul. Minn., is home to one of
the most advanced ·research
tubs 111 the U.S . often the pro·
duct'r of edge-or-knowledge ad·
van ces in chemistry. physics
,ind other sciences, yet 3M's
fo rle as an astorushing number or practical products
The fir m stumbled over mm
ang plans ror its first decade.
thus. lo save what was left. it
began making sandpaper
As 1t became one of the
biggest suppliers of that humble
product, the firm learned a lot
about appl ying coatings .
abrasives and adhesives. the
bas is or Ila present ope rations
During the early automobile
age. when two-lone p aint was
popular but hard to apply, one
3M experimenter came up with
masking tape. During the '20s, a banjo-playing e mployee came
up with clear adhesive tape to
seal cellophane packages.
Cellophane dropped by the
wayside. but Scotch Brand tape
stuck
MAKING THAT tape resulted
in processes used to coat 600
specialized tapes that followed.
and the coating technology
trans lated to many la ter pro·
ducts. including magnetic re·
cording tape. photographic pro·
ducts. X-ray films. printing
plates and dozens or other items.
Many of those came about
when an employee looked at an
old process.
materia l o r
product and
came up with
an idea for a
new one.
AND 3M
m anageme nt
since the ·20s
h as made a
p oint of en-
couraging just that kind of
thinking.
As one 3Mer expl ained . "They
don 'l mind ar you make a mis· take ··
The giant r1rm found that lhe
employee who dreams up a pro·
Je<'t 1s just the person to head new manufacturing units
So tar. 87 such units have
sprouted . operaUng undet rune
e roupes.
A COMPANY brochure stated
that each operating arm con·
form s to a f e w central
guidelines. "but in essence, is a
separate. local business."
The stones of three local 3M
comparues. all part of the Health
Car e Products and Services
Group. shows JUSt how indepen·
dent a 3M manager can be
3M Div~ions Going It Alone Almost
Individual Efforts Push
Three Into Top Spot
By THOM LECOQ
Of Tlw Dally Ptlo1 St.Ill
Ray Grceningcr is the robust.
h a nds-o n manager or the
Surgical Products D1v1s1on of
Minnesota Mining & Manufac
tu ring
lls building al 225 E. Baker
St . Costa Mesa . houses not quite
100 employees and an array of
precision l.lthes. drill presses
• ind other technical equipment
HOSPITALS everywhere use
hai.th s~ drills and bits lo cul,
shape and drill through bone.
"These aren't like the drills an
a home shop, these have to be
da mn precise'" said Greeninger
as he held one of the gun-shaped,
!'.tainless steel and aluminum de·
\'ICCS.
Some drills are powered by
i.:as dnven turbme blades turn-
anJ.( at more than 100,000 rpms. gl•ared down lo 1,000 rpms for
more torque
The idea 1s to make cutting
through bone easier than with hand drills so the surgeon isn't
fatigued by the time he or she
reaches affected tissues.
GE'M'ING MACHINES to turn
that fast and to withstand JOO.
degree stenlize rs is a technical
fe at that requires certified
me-t als. machin102 down t o
pea tability a nd greater pre·
c·1s1on
That, said Grcen1ngcr . is the
way to cut costs
True lo 3M tradition. the R &
D people al Surgical producL-.
have struck out on their own,
producing a medium-sized drill
unit after fi eld sales personnel
round doctors needed s uch an
item .
"l covered the costs in the
budget." he said with a grin.
And he a nd other pe rsonnel
worked nights to carry the
special drill through prototype
stages. -. THE FIRM also produces a
wide variety of tips and saws lo
be used with the drills
Some bits make bare ly
noticeable openings, others are
large hemispheres used to grind
excess calciu m from h ip
sockets.
All are precise enou~h lo keep
Greeninger happy with his work.
Well. almost. Before moving
to the Orange Coast, he lived an
Oregon. There he made high·
qua lity hunting ~i ves a nd
rifles. A few sample knives. one
with an elk horn ha ndle, sit on
his desk.
GREENINGER WAS reluc-
tant to leave Oregon. where he
set up Merganthaller and other
printing equipment before join·
l 2 10 .000lh or an inch tolerances
and finding ways to do it without
.drill pnces going sky high.
Some of the smaller units sell
for Sl,000, the heaviest models
a rt' about $6,000
...,ng 3M as foreman of their coat-
ing operations 14 years ago.
M ct•t1n~ tho~<' <•rilena keeps G n•l•nan~cr l'halle nged and
happy
A pair of mach inists. one
Ger m a n , th e other from
Belgium. make prototypes and
exper imental models
ONCE PRODUCED and
pl·rfectecl in operntang rooms,
the few designs that go into pro-
duet1on arC' made by t ape·
Qpcratcd machines for re·
But he found it hard to stay
put. so he asked for and won pro·
motions.
When 3M bought llall Interna-
tional in 1972 to get into the in·
slrume nt business. h e was
named manager.
Since then. he 's expanded the
line by adding a battery-operated
drill.
TH IS ELIMINATES tanks.
valves and tubing and expands
foreign markets where com
·Generics Trim
;Cost of Drugs
By PAT DUNN
, DI Ille OlllY Pilot Stall
Each• man. woman and child
has a fi ve-prescription share in
the annual S8 billion Americans
spend on medications.
Prescription drug spending
has nearly doubled in the past
d ecade and over -the-counter
me dication sales continue lo
s kyrocket.
Keeping the cost d own is
' possible, but you have to know
the "name gam e." Each drug
has a generic name which is the
• same no matter what company
manufacturers it.
For example. propoxphyhene
hydrochloride is a generic name
for Darvon. Generic names may
be harder to remember, but they
usually cost less than name·
available as generics. The rest
are made by the manufacturer
who developed the drug and
holds the patent. Patents last for
only 17 years, however. so many
drugs now available exclusively
on a name-brand basis soon will
be sold generically.
Ca lifornia law a ll o w s
ph a rmacist s to s ubs titute
generic for name-brand drugs
unless the doctor has speclfical-
ly indicated "do not substitute"
on the prescription.
UNDER THE generic s ub-
stitution law. you must be told
you are receiving a generic
equivalent at a cost saving, and
ph a rmacis ts can select the
generic's manufacturer .
You also can save money by
asking your doctor to prescribe
an "economy
'~'
•.. ~··~---A
size" for con·
linuin g
medications.
and by asking
lo c hoose a
pharmacy
rathe r than
having the
doctor phone
in a prescrip·
lion. The law
cons1:-1~~r/~~ /. f.4;·7 -. ~::
cLose~u~~;. ~J~
brand drugs ol'len prescribed.
The Department of Consumer
Aflairs estimates that buying
drugs generically could save
Californians $45 million an-
nually
_ABOUT t5 percent or tho mo l rr quenUy prescribed drugs are '
allows you to shop in person or
by phone for a prescription. The
pharmacy must qdble lls price
for a particular drug even when
there is no prescription.
State law requJrcs pharmacies
to post a sign In a conspicuous
(Stt DRUG, Page Ca>
'
pressed gasses are more ex·
pensive.
U the product sounds too
specialized to have much of a
market, consider that virtually every hospital has a· set in each
surgical suite. that many oral
and a rew orthopedic surgeons
and even some medical
clinics have at least one small
un1l. and that foreign doctors
are buying more sophisticated
surgical equipment.
Greeninger said he only has
l wo real problems with operat-
1 n g in Orange County : a
s hortage or highly qua lified
machinests that drives wages
high and a lack of goqd hunting
close by.
He has to satisfy hi mself with
tracking new products an the
-
room behind the no-admittance
sign out back. ••• When George Simor decided to
sell ION. his dental products comp~y. he was fussy about
which proposal he accepted.
When the match was made for
his Costa Mesa farm m 1972. the
groom was Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing
The St. Paul company pro·
duced adhes i ves a nd other
chemicals ror holding dental
caps and crowns before acquir·
ing ION Simor·s company pro-
duced caps. crowns and fluoride
treatment devices a perfect
product-line match.
Simor. still a consultant for
the Dental Products Depart
ment. stall has something of a
-
Otlly l'llel SI.Mt l'tlftt
Ivan Katz Is more relaxed than during Vietnam
prot Jst when. "I looked likes gorilla."
ABOVE: Jim Gumbusky heads plant
that makes dental caps. devices
AT LEFT: Surgical drills prov_jde
challenge for Ray Greeninger
honeymoon nush when he talks
about 3M.
ll manages better tha n most
large companies to find and de·
velo p entrepre neur-m a nagers
and to thrust them into ··busa
nesses of the a r own · ·
Jim Gumbusky. now manager
or de ntal products. as a good ex
ample of what Simor as t:.ilkan~
about
GUMBUSKY BEGAN walh
J M ·s research and development
staff and gradually was moved
to project management
He then a !'.ked to run a
ma nufacturing operation In
1973 he got his chance at Dental
Products
S1mor·s mechanical engineer
ing background a nd Gum
busky's expertise in chemical
engineenng have been a good
m atch. Gumbusky s aid, and
Simor has a lso lent a hand on
financial matters.
An associate Joked that Simor
was JUSt protecting his invest-
ment. a sizable chunk or stock
he got for ION
~T. PAUL keeps an eye on
rmanl'eS . Gum'busky said. but
he writes the annual plan. keeos
costs in line. sets aside a budget
for research and docs forecast·
1ng
Hut thl' most interesting thing
has been learning to manage
people. he said. "St Paul has·an
cxtcnsave internal cdueation <.ind
<See 3M, Page C3 I
yt Diff erent Era,
A ·New Target
For Protester
The picture in the Free Press showed Ivan Katz with
fis t ra1sed. leading a group of Cal Slate Los Angeles stu·
dents as they shut down the school to protest Vietnam. the
draft and an insensitive ROve rnment ··1 looked like a gorilla." laughs the burly ex-football
player as he looks over an enlargement of that late '60s
photograph hanging on his offi ce wall ·
THE OFFICE IS IN A small area behind one of his
four clothing stores. operations that pull In about $500,000
a year selling discounted deslgner samples, overruns and
left.over sale merchandise rrom other stores.
If the distance between those two images of Kati
seems great . consider that nearly a decade separates
them. 10 years full of changes for Amen ca and for Katz.
Talking politics still causes the Israeli-born en·
trepreneur 's eyes to take on a neon-electric glow, however.
But instead of talk about violatmg individual dignity
by drafting young men for a war they dido 't start ( whJch
still angers him >. Katz as now concerned by a meddling
government that. taxes at every turn, regulates too m any
aspects of his business life and made things tough when he
started Krazie Katz on a $1,500 shoestring.
"When you start a business. you have to put up a 6·
months deposit on sales taxes which you haven't even CO'·
lecled.
"WHEN I Tl'\LKED TO A woman al the Franchlse Tax
Board and told them I planned to make only $280 per
month (just enough to break even at firstl. she said, 'I 'm
sorry Mr. Katz but we're not going lo authorise this."
A talk with her aupervlsor yielded advice that unless
he made $1,000 his minimum estimate. he wouldn't get b1s
tu permit -couldn't 10 Into bu.,\ness
He gave In al last. pullingup$340ofhlst.lsrt up money on
depo~lt. "That was a big dealfol' me "
(Sc!c KATZ. Pat;f' rt>
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2 DAILY Pl_l.OT Sunday Febr.uary I I 1079
•
James lrvme, great-grandson of the
rtinch 's founder, thinks his new venture
w1/l lure producers away from Hollywood
·Irvine Cameras To Roll
By TOIC 8AaL °' ... O<tit'f ...... tWfll
A Mw Irvine flnn ,, about to
1unch wh.at ltl p~sldcnt C'rt
s ·'tht ~t IOpht t1c1~ televtaioo
roductloo f1cWty lhJ '"'t' ol to. lnt_ele "
.. Documentan • commercials. ln·
• u11lrial fOOCllC'. )'Ou namf' 1t, we wiU
1 e a bit• lo pro\ td ll .' · Oranae C.Ou1
'•dfO PrTsldent Jamt Irvin • aald
We ex~t ttLt-Df'l'4orlc" CBS,
QC. NBC lo M lnterMted ln Vt'h t
P h:tvt-to offer
••WE FEEL lh t Oran1 Count)'. In
?rm or att( 1b1Llty. dt>\'~lopmcot
nd lvntlab1bty O( f''-'UY lype of tf'r·
ain waU bto rtt01tn 1.:d n 1de.al b> •lev1. 10n producl!r!. '
A ttreal·grandwn of lrv1ne Ranrh'
')undl'r J ume:. Irvine lbe youthful
xecuU\'(' IS al~ pre:.1denl of My.ilo
:Orp., a county rut esta lt> developtor
)>e C'Ompany <-omb nes tht> names or
rvine's parents Myford and Glona
rvJne.
Orange Coast Video hopes lo start
worit oo a number or bookings in
&Udl when its first mobile unlt is
!Olltpleted.
• : ·1fltat the customer will get, Irvine ~. is the video taping or any select--Cl tUbject at any outdoors location or
D'ltudios at 1929 Main.
laVINE SAID his nine-member
·H P' will include video specialists
vith experience in filming game
.bows, sports events and religious
ind business conventio9s.
··w~ •"On 't tM' pr<>dut •n•. wnUnJ( or tH~Un th~ <' l'howa, · lrvtn(• t•Jt
plainttd Hut lbto pt>ople who
prrfonn lh~t> chort•,. will tx• •bit• to
l•av Or .ant't> Count y wllh tht• finish~ product ·
frvtnt' :u1d an t•6j Umjh•d $l 5
mtlllon or thv S2 m1lllon ht! h1a!i
pumPt"CI mto lht> prt~tttcl)' hl'ld Vl'll
turt> hu been :.pent on t'qu1pment, to
-~
I.
Irvine, de\'ply lnterc led in photo-
airuphy from school days. believes
the outlay wlll be (IWCkly recovered.
"WE WENT into this businct1s
bt'C' aus_. 'w M•w the need for a rapid-
ly .:rowmg market to be able to shop
lot'nlly rather than in Hollywood for
tht> footage they need,·· be said. "The
n·i.panse we have bad so lat more
than Ju.s tifacs the decision."
He bellevt>S his nine-member team 'It'•.-.. 90• ••••• •I wall qwclcly expand lo lS when t.be f" r f" r Pl t 111 R fl t It f" Ii r •I operation gets unde~ way. . .Ja ,_. ..111..11 ft ~ · In any event. 1! we need add1-a..-m•.-• -. S9!• .-J1onal crews we will hire freelance •t a.W. ... te•RC. te _. workers on a contract basis.
•oa.-t•IRfJ pf"epl#> erHI Irvine said his first contacts in ~f'9hrr ' what he dt>scribed as "an exploding
• • • him market·· indicate that San Diego ~ County orders will bring plenty of
cludtng l·mch professional ¥nd :i, work to his fledgling com pany.
mcb industrial &ystems. and some
which "is not available th1& side of
Hollywood."
HE POINTED to four cameras
valued at $55,000 each which awajt
mounting in the company's moblle
truck or in the studios which be
believes will be ready for occupancy
in April.
And fresh from the packing cases
are six tape reading machines for
which Irvine paid $50,000 each.
"That's where the money goes in
this kind or enterprise." he said.
··our equipment and mobile units
represent the major portion of our
outlay."
.. OF COURSE." he said, "they're
even fu rther away from Hollywood.
Getting a film unit from Irvine is just
plarn common sense for any San
Diego outfit \bat wants to cut costs
and sUll get Cine footage.
He said te<:hnical developments in
the field and cutting of once exorbi·
ta nl costs a re encouraging many
commercial and educational entities
lo video.
''Schools are a lready into this and
becoming more so every day." he
said. "Comme'rcial and industrial
foot age is growing by leaps and
bounds and such labor films as safety
tips for workers are ve ry, very popular."
0 .. 1, l'llotSt.t" ,._
He also rorsees possible produc-
tions for satellite syndication to UHF
stations and production of videodiscs
and video tapes for home use.
Meanwhile, the hig h-ceilinged
studios may be staging a game show
while. upstairs. visiting producers
a nd direct ors s tudy a ba nk or
monitors editing locally shot tape.
JIM IRVINE. 25. has high hopes
for bis new enterprise .
Why?
Agent Says Pockets
=Can Be Theftproof ed
JIM IRVINE looks into the near
future and sees the day when bis
mobile crews m ay be ore to mm a
skateboarding contest. an outdoor re-
ligious gathering or a sports event at
Anaheim Stadium.
"Well. partly because of the Irvine
name," be grins. "When you lhi.nk of
e verything that the first James
Irvine and many who followed him did. it sort of m akes you want to do
sorpelhing that people will remember
you by."
$EATILE CAP > -Naturally,
Leonard Mountford would like you to
carry traveler's checks when you
lr~el. -.,lllounUord. who led Scotland
v.td's "Flying Squad" agaiMt or-
gjnized crime in London for 25 years.
now heads a team of 155 s pecial
agents e mployed by the American
Express Co. a round the world to ~guard traveler 's checks.
·lN ADDlnON TO that basic in-
j~tion about carrying traveler 's
c.-ks -not cash -on journeys,
Mountford has some more offbeat ti~.
Por men:
To protect your inside jacket
pocket, take a safety pin and close
lbe top of lbe pocket.
Punch
, -~ ff~ "Stock market, stock market •
All I qet asked about lately is the
blooctv stock market•"
-Divide your valuables between
your two jacket pockets or your two
front trouser pockets. "Put nothing
In your hip pocket except trash. stuff
you can afford to lose." he says.
Carry your valuables with you in
a small plastic bag. "The bag can be
worn under your clothes. strapped
around the neck from a chain long
e nough to ha ng ju~l below your
trouser tops."
Women. says Mountford, "are by
nature more cautious than men.
They have to be to survive. Men just
lose things because they are not at-
tached to them."
HE RECOMMENDS that women
avoid purse snatchers by walking
a way rrom the s t re et ed ge or
s idewalks. carry handbags wtth the
n a ps toward their bodies and carry
only necessities so overloaded bags
don 'l gape open.
Once the traveler has s afeguarded
his person from pickpockets,
Mountford has still more hints about
safety in hotel rooms.
··use t he hotel safe to s tore
valuables. even if it's only for one
night." he said. "That puLc; the onus
on the hotel to safeguard your pro· perty ...
Chain and bolt motel doors, and
perhaps even wedge them
"I always carry a hardwood
wooden wedge with me . . . I kick
that, jam it under the door near the
lock edge.
"That will stop any door being
opened short or kicking it down ..
KATZ STILL ANGRY ... ·
(Fro~ Page Cl>
He worked nights as a private
nurse. days in the 400-squarc-foot
store on Beach Boulevard to make
ends mt!tL
As be became more successful, he
began to feel the tax pinch more
on.en. Property laxes, inventory taxes.
income tax, collecting sales taxes,
paying for pe rmit fees, business
licenses, and even taxes hidden in the
cost of goods he purchased for resale
-it bas got his dander up.
Not that he's planning to m arch,
bare to the waist, clenched fist aloft.
again. but he says he sees t.be link
between the kind or government·
imposed controls he protested a de-
cade ago and those be labors under
DOW.
"I CAN'T BELIEVE a government
can still be in power and make the
mistakes like Vietnam it bas.
They should a ll be fired .
Katz dug through a folder of old
letters and po litical tracts he
authored during 1968-69 and found a
note t.bal helps illuminate his transi-
tion rrom history s tudent to free en-
terprlse patriot.
The rebellious Kati saw be Offded
llnancial stability to be Cree: "The
Corelathers bad financial stability
• . . only arli1tocrau had time to
ll\lnk about a ConsUtuUon." ,
A nEll A Ql11CKLY abandoned
atab at law, be decided that buslness
wb the plac~ to find se(urity. He
-.ya be soon discovered that business
-the tars-et of many ·eos protest
groups -was actually pretty con-
structive.
Competition, he s aid. "isn't cut-
throat. it's for the benefit of the con-
s umer. And, private industry (unlike
government> always changes for the
better. "Most of what government does. if
you left il lo private enterprise.
would be done better.·'
He pointed to insurance rompanies
as an example.
NO ONE WILL write fi re coverage
wilbout inspecting the store or plant
first. be said, and if t.bere is some
dangt>r, it is pointed out.
"If you don't fix it, you don·t get a
policy. Fire departme~ts tell you
what·s wrong after the store's burned
down."
H~ went on to list a few more gov-
ernment vs. private enterprise com-
parisons, then stopped for a moment
to look at the protesting Katz on bis
wall. "I guess I°m still mad at gov·
erqment."
But the anger doesn·t seem to be
s lowing him down.
HE PLANS TO open more Krazie
Kati operations, some will carry
shoes as well, and looks for sales
near the million mnrlc this year.
And, he said, things will be up-
gr aded soon if be can find a good
mall locatJoo or two. Only lbe name
wlll be changed lor a classy new im-
age.
The ex-football !laycr-prot4lster·
student. grinned an gave his velour
covered chest a pat, "I'm golng to
call ·em I. Katz."
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Justiee Dept. Bares Teeth
Merger Mania to End?
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Most of the mergers and ac-
q u is i lio ns of r e c e nt ye ars
would be outlawed under legisla·
tion the Justice Department is
preparing.
John Shenefield. the nation's
chief antitrust officer, is con-
vinced that the laws now on the
books do not have enough teeth
to help him stem the onrushing
wave of corporate combinations.
So he 's asking for he lp in the
following forms:
A ban on any m erger when
the companies involved (either
before or after the mer11?er > have
sales exceeding $2 billion.
A ban on any m erger when
a company with $1 billion in
~·Money
Tree
sates tnes to acquire a fi rm that
holds 20 percent or more of a
market totaling at least $100
' million a year.
THESE ARE THE principal
planks in legislation the Jusµce
Department, where Shenefield is
assistant attorney general, will
present this month to P resident
Carter. with the hope that it will
then be sent to Congress for
e nactment.
Had these provis ions been in
effect during the past year,
Phillip Morris would not have
been able to acquire Seven·Up,
Pillsbury would have been pre·
vented from acquiring Green
Giant, Beatrice Foods would
have ooen barred Crom absorb-
ing Tropicana, IC Industries
would not have succeeded in ac·
q uiring Pet Inc ., R . J .
Reynolds would have been una-
ble lo make its bid for Del
Monte, United Technologies
would have been stopped cold in
Its attack on Canier C.Orp. and
both Pan American and Eastern
Air Lines would have been
forced to give up their quests for
National Airlines.
Al one tim e. $2 billion in
A TRIBUTE
TO OUR
1918
SALES
LEADERS
sales qualified a company for a
position in the very top e<:helon
of American business. In 1945,
for example. onl y General
Motors registered sales of more
than $2 billion. By 1966. there
were 26 corporations above lbis
mark.
Today. that measure bas ~n
so debased that some 200 com-
panies can boast or sales in ex-
cess ol S2 billion a year. Nearly
400 are over the $1 billion level.
Much of this growth has been
fueled by mergers the antitrust
laws have been helpless to foil.
One conglomera te . Gulf &
Western Industries, reached $4.3
billion of sales in 20 years on t.be
basis or acquisition atop acquisi-
tion.
IT'S TO CURB this kil\d of
growth that She nefield '#ants
these new anmrust measures.
"There's no question that if
you feel the pulse of tbe .iipeo-
ple, through polls and surveys,
there's a predominant sense that
big business is getting too big,"
he told Wall Street Journal re-
porter David Ignatius.
But Shenefield is not against
a ll mergers. He 's even willing to
bless S2 billion ones if they meet
the test of producing "signifi·
cant competitive benefits."
What 's a merger that in-
c r eases comp etition ? I o
She nefield's eyes. it's one where
a giant company picks up a
weak sistt"r and arms it to do
battle again.st other giants.
FOR EX.AMPLE : He would
not be averse to Exxon moving
into the automobile business by
acquiring Amer ican Motors.
thereby helping it lo compete
m ore e ffectiv e ly agai ns t
General Motors and Ford.
And he wouldn °t look askance
at IBM acquiring a small com·
pany t.bat·s trying to compete
against AT&T '" long-distance
communications services.
Exxoo·s sales are more than
$50 billion, IBM0s are more than
$20 bllllon. Neither hu been ac·
live In the mergers·and-
acqu.lsltion market for Cea.r of
ralslng the antitrust hackles at
the Justice Department. But
Shenefield has now pointed t.be
way for them.
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DRUG COST CUT. • •
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place which lt~ts th<' 100 most rrequtntly pre·
scribed drugs sold an the Uruted States and t.be
price charged by th(' pharmacy for each of
them.
Tbe 1lgn also should Indicate whether or not
eicht standard sen:1ces are provl~. They In· •
elude: personal medication record; profeaaional
consultation; health service lnlorm1Uon; com-
pounded prescription service; emer•ency pre·
scriptlon service; prescript.ion delivery; cbuge
account service; and Medl·Cal prescription
service. These services can be very important
to persons with chronic illnesses that require
continuing medication.
Prescription prices vary for a number of re·
asons, including cost of services. manufac-
turer's price to the pharmacy lor the drug, and
ph armacy operation costs. Pharmacists also
use different methods to calculate the price.
Some add a professional fee to the cost of the
drug while others add a bit to the drug's cost.
ONCE VOV'VE FOUND THE best pre-
scription price, use it with care. Read the
instrucl1oos wrute in the pharmacy so you caa
ask questions about anything that ls unclear. Never use someone
e lse's presc ri pl ion
Besides being illegal,_,,,..,,....=
th i s is dan ge r o u s ~~~~
because a drug can have ===:; a different effect on dif-
ferent people.
Check for an expira-
tion date. Not all pre,
scnplions carry one, but
law requires the m on
labels for antibiotics, In·
s ulin, and vaccines .
Oon°l use outdated prescriptions, and avoid ·
mixing alcohol with medication unless your doc·
tor says drink up
Consumers spend almost $4 billion a year
on non-prescription. over-lhe·counter drugs .
The smart consumf'r can save here loo.
MAKE SURE YOU AREN'T paying a pro-
fessional dispensi11Sl charge for an over-the-
counter <OTC I drug. Ask your doctor if the
medicine he prescribes can be bought without a
prescription
Consider huymg the most lllexpeosive OTC
brand. The U.S. Phar macopia sets standards
for the chemical compasilton of aJI drugs. and
ever y manufacturer must meet the standards.
For example commercials may say all
aspirin is alike. No independent study h as ever
found lbal any of the combination pain relievers
is m ore effective than plain aspirin.
Although you can buy OTC drugs without a
prescription, be careful when using them. Read
circulars packed with the drug.
OTC LABELS M UST CONTAIN the fotlow-·
ing information: name of the product ; name
and address of the manufacturer. packer . or
distributor; adequate directions for safe use for
each intended purpose; any necessary cautions ;
name of all active ingredients; quantities of
so m e ingrecUents ; name. quantity, and specific
warnings about the properties; and net contents
of the container
Never lake an OTC drug for an extended
time Wlless you are following doctor's orders.
Don't buy a large quantity if it isn't really
needed. and don l take several OTC drugs at the
same time without consulting your doctor or
pharmacist.
ln fact, it's wise to consult your pharmacist
before taking any drugs . Many adverse reac-
tions result from an interaction of OTC drugs .
Even aspirin should not be taken under a wide
variety of circumstances.
PROPER MEDICATION STORAGE is
a nother important safet y and economy factor.
Check the label for specific instructions.
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Can You Correctly
Answ er The ...
From what typjng ma ch lne did w e remove
this element?
If you said an IBM Selectric"' you are wrong.
Of course every Selectric • uses this
element. but
So does the REMINGTON SR101!1 The
REMINGTON is everything lhe Seleclrie4Pls
and more.
Both are sell correcting, )u\ only the
REMINGTON has "touch controi. The
REM INGTON also has more standard
features
All working par1::. and suppltes of the
REMINGTON ore ·inter-changeable with the
IBM Selectric· Only one typing machine
is completely compallble with the IBM!•'and
that is the REMINGTON SR101
If you will call us. OTM Inc .. you'll ftnd we
sell the REMINGTON SR101 for leu and
lostead of waiting several weeks or ewn
mol'lths for your machine to be delivered we
will bring it out Immediately.
Held over by popular demand!
II you wish. during lhe month of Febf\lery " wtn
rent yoo this fil'le m1chlne. ind epply the
payment to the purch ... l)tl<ie ~ ~ buy.
There la no obllgallon to buy, of cou~~
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.. & M.aintenance Inc.
17942 SkypRrk Clrclo, Irvine. CA
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REAL ESTATE MAILBAG I BUSINESS SurwMy. Fet>Nary 11 . 1979 DAILY PILOT £'3
Real Estate Mailbag •••
By ROBEllT J. ea
DEAR BOB It m ku me so mad~ when
t h ar about rich ~plr -ho pay oo lncom
ta I can ba~ly Nord to pay $$00 monthly
r nt M my $1, monlhly H Jary 8)' lh
tlm MJCta.l turtty and wtthholdtnc LUt>s
att d~~ted, and after the car paymtnl,
thnt' n't m\l~h ~It How ctn ta• hf'ttera
work and could I •nnst In ont to cut my ln· coma• t ~ 1 I huv~ about al4.000 Sn my t•v·
Tkat'1 a.botd wa.at yoo"n payln& DOW.
Bit )'M'U k btilldlnC eqalty lo yoar own re·
ldeott C'-'ead of ~lplol you ludlord bay
.... baUdiai).
£vn ll .YM lane t.o ~a. yoer budCet a
U&tlf>. baJiaa a lltomt lt your Ont a&ep &o
bllildiac a tu •lier. After you buy a t.ome.
t.ko t&art ileyiac a.c:ome property to sbel&er
more lacome. A tat advlHr cu ahow llto• &o
cut lHee wtt .. ~ "loe•" from one or more
&oocl income p~rtte1.
lnsar~und1. WHh.lDston. D. C. 2MlZ.
Give .)'OW' name, FHA UH namber, property
addreu, ud yoar curttnt mautns address. If
you doa't 1et • ttply baa moaUt, phone you
nu'"' ntA Dlslriet or ae,SOOa( oroce for
Hllataoce.
Age •I B..ae Faetor 111 t'alew
lo&S ¥~b .
Ron Id w
0 Jl llO LO: "1'1 -ere•~ )'OU o•n &.u: ~twr1 &a)'lDI a amaO M4I or
c-oedomlalwa C'Oelkt c•~c >M "' re a~r ·tu
laNme &ken yoe DOW Ian•. But, mott lmPor·
&aot. IM>9K' owMralaJp 1.-09.ld alve yoe an ln
nauoo~c•.
fBA lle'flflllfl• P•"-• Loa ..
DEAR BOB: Suppose there are two
s imilar homes adjacent. but one ls 10 years
old and the olber is 14 years old. Should an
appraiser or home buyer vaJue the homes dif·
ferentlyforthe40percentagedirrerence ?
Solomon A.
Fw •uapl.-. sappose you bay a sse ....
home or eOIMlo and tltat rea make a Sit, ...
cHlt do.,, payment. U you &et a :tt-year
mort1a•e at Jt r.rttnt lnw~ yoar moo· ll•ly pay-meat wt: I M $3.Sl.t:I. \'Otlr property
tax mWat be abollt $4t per montla, or so. Sup.
pou abo tJaat you're I• a Z5 percent lncome
tu bracket. Tlaat meaa. about ?S perunt of
yoar Pl"OIK'rty tax and rnortgage lnlHeit
@•Ymf'ta& will be saved lo lacome tax doU•ffi.
Durla& Ck Rm year, tills lA about $11 per
moath, Ula brtagloJ your net mooWy bous-
ln1 cost down to about SZ'M, plus main·
tenantt.
DEAR 808 In October. 1978 I wrote to
the add.rHs you guvc to get my Federal
Hou Ina Authority mortaage insura nce
dtvld nd l 've wntten three times with no
reply. Should I conhnue wnUng'>
Mrs. WiHiam C.
OF.All MRS. WILLIAM C.: Tbe FHA ad·
dret11 you W1"0k lo your letter was not tbe one
I save you. You uy you wro.te for a
"mortaage Insurance dividend." Tiie.re ls no
Heat thlDg. Only U your FHA bome loan ls
folly paid off are you entitled t.o a partJaJ re·
fu.ad of &be mutual mortgage lnsuruace pre· n:alam pakt.
The rorTttt address ls U.S. Department
or Hoaslng and Urban Development (HUD>.
Assistant Secretary, Comptroller, FHA
DEAR SOLOMON: Home valDH are de·
termloed from recent sales prices of similar,
nearby bomes. Age ls usaally DOt a major
fact.or, especially onJy a four.year difference,
If both bo1nes bave been weU malntalntd.
Bot an appraiser uslag Ute replacement
cost metbod will consider Ute bulldlnl's &le·
wben estimating depredation. An excellent
new book on bow t.o appnise. au types of
property lA Edltb Friedman's EocyclopecUa of
Real Estate Appraising, Prentice-Hall, avaUa·
bleat libraries and book st.ores.
Cet11eln"ff Lot Dn.mtd l..oer
DEAR BOB: When my mother died in
1954 1 bought a cemetery lot next to hers. But
3M EN'I,ERPRISES HA VE A FREE HAND •.•
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training program Their program of
on-the.job training is a lso very prac-
tical. .
The problem. he added. "is to
help people set personal goaJs that
·match those of 3M."
GUMBUSKY SAID working in the
Minnesota labs allowed him to go to
school at night to earn his degree.
"One guy works in our lab part
time. He's pursuing his degree in
dentistry."
He said the firm pays a portion oflui·
tion Costs and operates a small loan
fund for students pinched for cash for
books or other fees.
"People pay it back too."
GUMBUSKY SAID promotions.
most often come from within, Jetting
e mployees know that accomplishment
pays off. Women get the·same treat·
ment.
Dental Products. now located at
211 1 McGaw Ave., Irvine. has 105
employees, many of whom have ac·
cess to3M research .
A computer stores a ll information
developed in research a nd testing,
keyed to catch words or phrases.
Anyone looking ror the latest on
plastics can punch in a fe w key
words and get reports on all the com·
panyknows.
That information sharing helps
people come up with new projects. If
they work, the creator collects m arket information and writes a
bus iness plan.
THAT IN TURN is presented to up·
per management and the one who
thought it through often gets to run
things.
why he felt so comfo rtable setung
ION.
•••
Nol all 3M operations are buds off
an old branch.
Last November. 3M purchased a
s mall Merck. Sharp and Dobme out·
fit that produces Llghtcast ll, a n un·
usual material that re places plaster of
pa ris casts for broken bones.
Geor ge B r oadbe nt is 3M 's
manager or the factory at 2990 Red
Hill Ave .. Costa Mes a , whe r e
fibe rglass fabric is knitted and coal·
rro.oi1o .. •••t oltna
~ lro• ..,1t•I•, ~I·
tl•fl e•plofleer lc110.,
t•at aeeo•pH•lt•e•t
pap oft. It'~ get dee
.aa11e treat•net.
ed with special resin, rolled and
oacka~ed. Anything from a limb to the
wh o l e b o d y i s pla c ed in a
polyproplene stocking, then about
five layers of the glass fiber are
wrapped over it.
The company makes a special light
that h ardens t he fabric in three
minutes.
THE RESULT IS a cast about a
third the weight of a plaster of paris
version that allows a ir through and
most important. said Broadbent. in-
terleres less with patient mobility.
Keeping active. be said, is thought
to improve patient circulation and
healing.
with flexible joints so patients can
walk easily if the injury permits.
Several pro sports teams are using
the system now as well. he said.
Some athletes wear them while play·
ing .
MERCK STARTED Li ghtcast in 1973. part of a diversification away
from drugs.
But a management change shifted
the focus back said Broadbent, so
Lightcast wound up for sale.
3M concluded the deal last year, he
said and asked him to stay on.
George Simor was the one who con·
vinced him to abandon 16 years
seniority with Merck. "He was the
only ~ey didn't ask me to
check wilb."
Again the acquisition ·s product fit
in with 3M 's lines of plastic bone'
r eplacement.& and other orthopedic
lines. Li g htcas l 's s alesmen just
finished crosstraining to sell 3M pro
ducts
BROADBENT SAID the product
has been looked at by other busi·
nesses and has been put to odd uses
One man used it to form head
molds for wigs, the Mormon Church
used it to make lightweight statues of
its leactw and an aerospace' com·
pany is Tooking al its use for in·space
construction.
One 3M characteristic is eager
ness to lice nse products and'
materials for use by others.
It increases total market for the
product. boosts customer acceptance
and brings in revenue.
Broadbent said he'd be happy to·
make a roya lty deal with anyone who
comes up with a use for Ughtcast
materials.
now I've decided not to keep It. I've tried to
sell it But no one is buyina. Why can't I selt
thls lot? · •
Ms. J. M.j
DEAK MS. J . M.: Demand ror cemetery lots ls very Umlted. Resale can be 'stremety
dlfflcalt. Pera.ap1 ta.e cemetery manage. meat, or a local funeral director, can Hult
yoa, for a fee.
Cortd~ned Prop~rtfl Taz l..e••
DEAR BOB : The city has ordered me to
te ar down my warehouse. 1 paid $37,SOO foT
1t. Can I get a loss deduction?
Ken R.
DEAR KEN: Yes, you can deduct tJae un.
depredated value of tbe bullding, ln me>A
cases. For details, see your ta• advisor. ..
...,,ro~•• Tcu Dn~•••1e1
DEAR BOB : We recently installed new
air conditioning and a new furnace tn· our
home . Are these expenses tax deductible?
Robert W.
DEAR ROBERT: No.
Send real estate questions to Roberl J Brun.
Bor 6710. San F rancuco. Calif 94101
D•UJ ~lt9t Staff ....... That. said Simor . is the way to tum
-ideas into products ... and part of
The porous material also allows
hydrothera py a nd is being tested
Humm ... only three month§ with
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
and he's already thinking like an old
time r. George Broadbent holds cast made from glass fiber passing above his head
Business 'Opportunit~' ADD UP
. SAVINGS Could Be Con Ga01e
Laying out bard~arned cash to go
into a business can fulfill a cherished
dream-or it can be a nightmare.
That's the word from the lntema·
lional Entrepreneurs Association, a
Santa Monica enterprise.
The group cautions that "nine
limes out of 10," a business put up
for sale is in trouble, and warns that •
the owner may not have known much
about keeping the business going but
may be very sharp when it's time to
unload it.
• ONE WAY TO find out is to have a
complete credit check run on the
seller t>Y a banker , accountant or al·
tomey.
Look al details when reviewing
books of a business you're consider·
ing
One potentiaJ buyer of a car wash
smelled a rat, but couldn't pin il
down until checking water bills.
The wash equipment manufacturer
outlined water usage, then, with a
calculator, the potential buyer dis-
covered water use was too low for the
number of cars the seller claimed
went through the facility each day.
Yet the bank receipts bore up the
s tory -until the cautious buyer
checked wilb the water company and
found the seller owned a'second car
wash in another area.
.~econd. by the time enough items
are produced to be sold back. the
smooth talking salesm an a nd his
firm are often out of business.
One promoter offered toy·boat hull
making for future buy back. say1ng
anyone co"'ld make 4 hulls in half a
day.
One buyer found he could produce
only two a cceptable hulls per full day.
Then. after collecting 25 for sale at
$25 each. he found the company was
"not accepting any more ."
THE SAME PROMOTER showed
up again with a scheme for making
animal-shaped flowe r pots a fe w
months later.
Envelope stuffing sche mes are
another notorious rip off, the associa·
lion reports.
Arter purch~sing $25 worth of
items from on~ advertiser , testers
found themselves with 200 envelopes,
brochures selling an envelope stuf·
fing scheme. and labels for 200
names. Postage for the fat mail
pieces totaled 26 cents per envelope.
A mailing of all 200 produced two
orde rs with $3 in ea ch. The pro·
rooters promised a $500 profit on
each 1,000 letters sent, but lest results
showed a netlossof$81 per200letters. •
ANOTHER POSTAL scheme is the
mail order business that promises 40
percent or more profit.
The ads say a ·firm will send color
brochures-which you must mail-
and that they will drop ship any or·
ders you receive.
BY BUYING
' GENERIC
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Most drugs should be kept in a locked
medicine cabinet in a cool, dry, dark place.
Bathroom storage is not recommended because
moisture in the air can dete riorate lhe drug.
Never store near a washer or dryer where heat
could change the medicine's effectiveness.
If you feel a national drug manufacturer
has published misleading advertising. contact
the Federal Trade Commission. 11000 Wilshire
Blvd .. Los Angeles, Calif. 90024 . For misleading
advertising by local pharmacies, write to the
Department of Consumer Affairs, Ad Substan-
tiation. 1020 N St., Sacramento, Calif. 95814.
If you think a manufacturer has mislabeled
a drug's contents. contact' the Food and Drug
Adm inis tratio n. Con s ume r Complaint
Coordinator. 1521 W. Pico, Los Angeles. Calif.
90015. While the FDA will not resolve a personal
complaint. it can investigate and protect other
consumers.
In other countries address your q>mplaint
to : Consumer Complaint Coordinator. SO United
Nations Plaza, San Francisco, Calif. 94102.
If your problem involves something a
pharmacist bas done regarding prescription
drugs, contact the Department of Consumer Al·
fairs, Board of Pharmacy, 107 S. Broadway, Los
Angeles. Call{. 90012. The board licenses all
California pharmacists and can step in. It also
can take away or suspend a pharmacist's
license.
Finally. if you are suspicious of lbe quality
of a n OTC medicine or prescription drug, con·
tact the California Department of Health, Food
and Drug Section, 1449 W. Temple, Los Angeles,
Calif. 90026.
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BANK DEPOSITS SHOWED a low
cash now compared to the water
company's bills for the second loca·
lion. 1be seller was clearly deposit·
lng funds from the profitable opera·
lion '" the slower unu 's account. Sounds simple and prontable, but ••••••••••••••••••
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•·c.,...e industries" where a pro-
moter promises to "buy back items
l'roduced in a small workshop f you
purchase several thousand dollars
worth of equipment a re onother
area for caution, the association re·
ported .
The problem ls twofold :
25 percent to 50 percent of sales on ... t_
mall costs. ·T·
The Entr•rreneurs Association Lido Peninsula
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Moving Up
In Real Estate~
RICHARD f '. I( aTI" hu~ bt't•n namt'd VH'f'
pr('ttd<"nt nd 1tenC'tOl man 11 r 4lf tv.'O nf lht: ' ven
ompantM that rompn Q\l~I Plart' ProJ>('r1.1r. .
Inc • Newport lk.• ch
Kurtis' n•,pons1h1tlh4""' v.111 bt• with Quall
Placf' F\nanm11 c:orp . v. t\J('h a<'t.~ .-s l-orporatc-
llU•TIS
jtenrral p rt nn on llm1lf'd
pnrtn<'r.h1p-., .•nt1 (,lut11l Plue<•
St-t•11nt11•, thc.-pa11•nt <om
p.;in' " m.u 1o;,.11nt' •H a .. n11 lion
fur Ill\ c-sl nwm :.
l't1or tu J01n1n~ Qu111I
Pl.tt•c, l\urt 1-; v. •• , \ u 1' pr1•'1
dl'Ot o f .i1 qu1i.1t1on\ nd
m.trkl'llllJ! for 1 nlt•rn.illonul
R1•t1l ,.::.t,1tt• l>1•\1•lopml•n1
Corp l~·v.-rh 11111'> huwc1 dt·
\ t•lopmt'ot .md mt11or 1nv1·'l
mc-nt group
MAR\' KATHERINE G RO hus bt>en nl1mcd
an At·coun1 Eu•c;utl\1• for American llome
Mortgage Corpor.1twn. J Nt•wport Bttach firm
:.pecialuuntt 1n 111d1V1dual and 1ru>t1tut1onal r<'al
esta te mvt.>~tmt•nl!'. Mr'\ Garo. v.ho ha5 b<!eo with
Am tmcan lloml' MortgaJ:e Corporation and John
G Rinaldo f''1nanc1al Corpora
lion . Newport Rt•al'h. for four
Yt'ars. was rormt>rly m the ad
m1nislrallon and management
or many of the corparat1on 's de·
partmental operations
T he Laguna Niguel rel.1
dent. who 1s lll·ensed 1n r eal
estate. 1s a graduate oC OrangP
Coast College with an Associate
of Arts Degree ,,, Busme~s Ad
ministration. She also served as Gu o
Assistant Manager for the Cypress Chamber of
Commerce American Home Mortgage Corporation is a
leader an Southern California's mushrooming real
esta te field with emphasis on large commercial and
income invi>slment properties
John llazelt1ne. president of Genstar Housing
Partners has announced the appointment or
STEVE SWANSON as vice pre.
sident of bus iness development
for lhe SoUtht•rn division or the
Joint venture building firm
based in Irvine.
In h is n ew pos ition .
Swanson will be respansible for
evaluating ne w ven t ure op.
portumties and p rov1dmg sup.
porllve services for builder
partners
sw•NSOH Before Joining the Broad·
moor s taff. Swanson was with the Mission V1e10
Company "Wh er<' he was assistant director or
operations and later re~1onal director of s ales and
m arketing
BILL PISETSKY has been mtmed director or
sales fo r the Robert P Warmmgton Company. an
Irvine-based building and development firm.
Pisetsky has had extensive background in real
estate sales. having earned his sales license at age
eighteen He has bee n with the Warmington Co{Jl·
pan~ since February. 1978, beginning as a safes
executive at the C'Om pany's Peppermill Run home
developm<'nt in Irvine 's Village of Northwood.
R . MICHAEL HALL has been named m anag.
mg general partner and chief executive officer of
the Trov Investment Fund, <•
Ne"Wport Beach·based r eal
estate investment fund
H a ll h as beeo general
manager and chief operating of
face of the Tro) Fund for the
last four year!> Ht.• has an addl·
tional 14 Y"ars of experie nce in
real estate finance. manage
ment. and devPlopme nt.
H a ll hol d s a n M B .. .\
deg r ee fre m Peppe rdin e ""l,'
Univer:.ity and resides in Corona del Mar with his
..... ,re and three rh1ldrcn
RICHARD M. DANIELS or Lake Forest has
Joined Berkman Associates. Inc as a principal
with the title or executive vice president, accord·
ing to Jack M. Be rkman. president of the San
Diego communications an<!_ marketin2 firm.
For the past year . he has been vice president
for public relations for Hubbert Advertising &
· Public Relations Co.. Inc ~ Costa Mesa·based
agency
Until October, 1977, Daniels h ad been real
esta te edilot for the San Diego Union and had 'been
a m ember of that newspaper's staff for nearly
seven years
JAMES L . HUESM AN has been appainted
vice president of finance and ~rcasurer for the Mis·
:,ion Viejo Company, according lo an announce·
ment by Philip J . Reilly. president of the home·
building firm
Most recently. Huesman was associated with
the Aetna Realty Group, a real estate development
• s ubsidiary or Aetna Life and
Cas ualty, where he held the
dual role or vice president of
finance and controls, and con·
troller.
From 1969 t o 1977 he
worked for Kaiser Aetna, hold·
m g several positions in the field
of finance. He is a certified
public accountant. with a
degree in business administra·
lion from Mia mi University of
HUl!Sl-'•11 Oxford, Ohio.
He lives in Mission Viejo with his wife, Jackie,
a nd daughters, Lisa and Laura.
Collins Development Compa ny, a real estate
deve lopment and construction company based in
San Diego, has expanded its operation with the
opening of a n<'w office tn Orange County. .
The new office will be under the direction of
ROB ERT A. STI NE. vlc-e president and director of
Orange County operations.
"' Stine formerly was ass istant vice
president and manager or the
Real Estate Finance Division for
Coldwell BankerlnOr angeCoun·
ty . In 1978 Stine was Coldwell
Banker's top nationwldet
mortgage loan producer h aving
financed in excess or $90 milJion or commercial, industrial and of·
tice real estate properties.
The new Orange County
ope ration will be located In MacArthur Centre.
4041 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The com·
pany inlcnd!f to develop and build Industrial, office
and commercial properties throughout Oranae
County.
NORR.IS.A P. BRANDT has been appointed
sales agent to the Irvine office of Donald M. Bird
A.sso~tcs. Tuatin·based rea1ty firm.
Br'lndt holds a bachelor's of arts degree Crom
UCLA a nd ls a trustee of Saddleback Commw:Uty
College.
f She ls a ufember or the Irvine Women's ~b
ind re.ides in Irvine.
R ntal
Se
lated
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s 1 • t t t n _ 111• m 1 n o r i. ,
t'arh d1n.ttt•-d ul renta l
indu1try owntrit und
optrulor . urt purt of
I hr 23rd l.lnnuul Conven
lion und Ht•ntul Equip
mt•nt Show itJ>Qnsor •d by
Amenrun Hcntul /\:!>·
~od ataon in Anuhc1rn
hi, Wf't•k
Among th.· !tubjt·d~ lo
~ COYt'r~I .tr\ inunaM·
mg pt'Oplt•, udverusm~.
1tperlali,11\1011, c ustomer
,t.•rv1ce, <'OMf)ulcrs and
a 1lrev1t'w of construe·
lion and industrial ren·
ta t murkl'ls ln 1984
There will be over 50
i.elected part1c1pants
leading these s~mtnars
In addal1on. there are
O.Uy f'llM $tatf f'-•
STEVE MARTIN, BERNADETTE PETERi'JOlN REALTORS
Winners (holdlng trophies) Are Margaret Adrian, Charles Ferguson
Stars at Banquet
Realtors Honor Ferguson, Adrian
Land Souglit
For Project
A. sear ch is unde r way for s uitable land on
which lo bulld an affordable housing demonstra·
tion project accordm g to task force co·chairm e n
Roge r Werbel.
"Two years ago leaders or the Orange County
Chapter or the Building Industry Associatloft re·
cogoized the need for affordable houslnc in Or.ance
County ... Werbel s aid. "They appointed ao .Af·
forda ble Housmg Task Force lo look into the C>ro-
ble m ... he-.oontinued, "a nd for the past two yeara a
forty.five person team of experts have c<:>ndueted
a n mde pth study under the direction or co-
chalrmar:i Art Danielian.
ACCORDING T O WE RBEL many groups
have studied this problem before them, "but what
makes our study unique is that we will attem'pl to
prove our findings by hopefully building a de·
monstration project.··
A consortium of builders is being formed to
i mplement the project and they are looking for a
s uitable piece of property on which to build the
project which will consist of approximately ·fifty
attached units. ·
"THE PROPERTY WE ARE looking for m ust
be in the unincorporated a rea of Orange County;"
Werbel said. "and will be three to five acrh' in
size." He pointed out t hat "it may be a piece
som ewhere that has been overlooked, or it may or
may not be zoned for our use... •
We rbel encourages brokers and others to•ton·
tact him if they have anything for the consonium
to consider His telephone number can be obtained
by calling the Orange County Chapter. BIA at
o number of prominent
:.peakers , including
Christopher J Hegarty.
pres ident o r h ll> own
management coni.ulting
firm . whose topic tn·
e l udes the ris k s or
workaholism : Donald
M . Dible, author of "Up
Your Own Organiza .
tion" and other business
books and articles; and
Norman K. R ebtn of
Ca nada . who ha s
represented his nation
internationally at eight
world congresses.
Entertainers Steve Ma rtin and
Bernadette Peters headed the guest
list at the recent 48th annual awards
<tinne r of the Newpor1. Harbor-Costa
ftlesa Board of Realtors al the Mar-
riott Hotel in Newport Beach.
Mrs. Adria n is associated with _54_7_·3042 __ ·-----------------
Al the Anaheim Con·
vent ion Center , more
than 400 firms will ex·
hiblt their products a nd
services throughout the
convention. There are
over 2.000 Association
mem bers from the U.S
and Canada and their
families expected to at-
tend, as well as visitors
from other countries.
Re alty Board
Sets Classes
T h e Hu n tin g t on
Beach-Fountain Va lley
Board o f R ea ltors
Education Comm ittee
offers three hours or
continuing education
credit approved by the
Department or R eal
E s t ate for license re·
new a l credits, Tu~sday.
March 6, 1979, 8: 15 a .m .
at the Huntington Beach
Inn. 21112 Pacific Coast
Highway in Huntington
Beach.
Realtor Charles M. Fe rguson and
associate realtor ·Margaret Adrian
were na med realtor and associate or
the year at the event. whlch also
honored John T . Boyd Jr., 1978 presi·
dent or the 3.200·member organiza.
tion.
Ferguson. a g raduate of Realtors
Ins titute and a member of the Real
Estate Certificate Institute has been
a me mber of the board since 1968,
and opened his own office, s~ializ
ing m investment property sales, in
1970.
HE HAS B EEN chairman of the OT·
ganizalion's education committee
since 1973. which committee has
sponsored seminars on the average
of eight per year. He chaired the tax·
a tion committee for fi ve yea rs, and
headed the special sub·commitlee
promoting the lax·limiti!'lg Proposi·
lion 14 in 1974.
He was a member of the Newpart·
Mesa Unified School Dis tric t
Citizen's Liaison Bud get Committee
for four years and served a s its
chairman for three years. He is a
me mber or the California Association
of Realtors, and has served on its
board of directors since 1975.
Costa Mesa's .
• J'O •
Answer to Newport-
· ( Brittanywoods)
Real brtck. wood burning fireplaces:
Fri•nch/E:.ngh'h architecture; two and three
bedrooms. split levPl and two-story; calhed·
1.:il cl'11ings. modern k11chcns wnh e~·lcVl'I
mlcrnwavf:'s: t•ncloscd two·and three ('01
gur<1qcs: greenhouse windows and skylight.,.
Ynll'rday and today -1n one se111ng on your
own la nd. Pool. iacuzz1, 1ecreat1on room
tennis court too! Closl' to Newport s "Baell
Bay"'. i.chools. golf courses. rt:'>l<1urdnts and
shopping
<a.s~e C'ostltmesa
From $89,950
Models
open from
11 am to 5 pm
Weekdays
10 am to 5 pm
Weekends
Closed
Mondajs
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Coats a nd Wallace Real Estate of
Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach. A
member of the board smce 1967. s he
has contributed to the organization
through its hospitality committee
and Its Womens Council. serving as
chairman of the comm1ttee and as an
officer o r the counci I.
BOYD PRESENTED s peci al
a wards to Belly Grubb, George
Vogel, Virginia C1eck . George
Williamson, Joyce Edlund, Helane
J oy. Dave Myhre. Carl Thomas.
Harry Frederick. Francls Horvath.
Ray Brummell, Don Bull. Gordon
Young, Richard Strickler. Charles
Ferguson. Art Giovinelli. Dave
Bourke, Paul Be lo us. Douglas
Hockett. Glenna Bissonnette. Steve
Porter. Charles Brown. James B
Wood. Lyman Faulkner , Don Glantz
and Joan Lively.
Also. to Pete Barrett. Hal Fellows,
Don Newman. Shirley Commons, Pal
Schneider. Julie Sturdevant, Jack
Lincoln, Charles Sm ith, executive of.
ficer Ella Smith a nd retiring ex·
executive officer Glenn Martin -the
father or special guest Steve.
In tum, Boyd was honored with
girts presented by 1979 board presi·
d e nt Virgi n ia "Ginny" Cleek
together with a commemorative ap.
preciation plaque and a scrapbook
dis playing highlights of his year in
office .
~ C£state
ly R~dtor IUD MILl.H
ERA S'-Krest Realty
Whot Goes With House? ,.
Re.al cslale 1s usually 11 '" 1mportanl lhat lhl! defln~ as th<' l:.ind and Sl'llcr SJX'll out spec1r1C'i.I.
evnyl htn~ all:iC'hed to tt. ly 1n hi s sales agr~men1
!>Ul'h :.i-. bu1ld111J.ts. 1 rct''· exac·1 ly what he intcn<t-.
shrub ... l:\C' The bu~1.·r .. to 1-:" e 10 the buyt-r "' norm:.ill\ Ul'l:.. all of tht> part or re~1I csl<1te. Thi:..
n•al t•:..to.ik. bul none of will l'tll\'e m1i;understJr1<f
lht· o"ner'., per~m;il pro in..e :.ti the closing. and
p1·rl y Tht• problt>m somc1 1m1-...s<1vl' a l'tah .. •
an-.1"• "hen i><•r-.onal pro
pl'rly h;1s lx•rnme a part or lht• real ('Slate Thi!-IS
C'all<'d "' fo.turc Jnd docs
pa,., with tht.• real estate
Tht•re are thr{'{' U!>Ual
tci.h Y.h1 r h mus 1 bl•
sa11sf1ed H as the
personal propl'rty b<>en
perman,•nlly annexl>d to
tht• real estute? Is 11 in·
tended lo become part or
thP real e~ta l e" ;\nd
ftnally. "hat '" the local C'uslom? Usual fixtures
m1Ahl 1n<:lude heaters.
ran~cs. scret:ns. hgh1mg
rax1ures. etc
W h :II e v e r v C'I u r r (• a I <'stat~ needs. 'call us We
have all the tools alld
<'xperl ise to handle YllU" rl'al estatt• transar11ons·
IO<'ally. Plu.c; we offer the
unique advantajles or the
nat1on .w1d e FRA
nl>I work . . advantage~
that cost you nothing t''(lra. Give us a <'311
tod ay We 're here to
help•
f.R A Short.'C'rest Really
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12\31 592.2747
RE/MAX of COsta Mesa, lrvme. Newport • ·
BNch. Inc., announces the neociation of ·. ·
a prcNen profeesk>nal Rae Jamee. With :
Re/MAX, she feels better equipped to pro-
vide the professional NrVice ahe tm b9en • ~
giving her ciients since 1972. For the peat
· 3 ~. Rae has apeclalized in ....,..tfno !·
residential propert~ I" the Newport .. ••
Heighta atea of Newport Seach. HaVinG • :
~ her cuentt for the pat atx Y9W1,
lhe has sold o~ 12,750.000 of reel....._
in 1978. SM has been a Mttllon DoUar CIUb
member for the past two years. ~~
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AEAL ESTATE
aw Randall McC.rdle, "'-0. ..... ._
If two tt tdtnU1I tot trt iMlllt I• tltt, ttr-
Uh• alld au ~r d1arat"w~ nttpt U.at OH
b • ~mtr lot and tlMI otlwr ll llO(. an-tlM-y n -
1 ar*'d ai. belnl( """'' lo nlw Hd wo•ld U..y cq~m •nd tlw-am .. PrlC'•' U tlN>y att ,.,.,..,. u
dlUerlD; ht ulue, wlllt-~ ....W Nmmnd Utit
ldCM r pri« and bo•· meu·1' hW.,..r! TiaaaJ& )OU, I'll
look ro..-anl &.o readln« your •~•.-r.
J O • 111.J••pon B.f'arh
Normully. lh\'Y hotb tu'\.' of c-qual ' tu~ 1 tw-m~un a1h a11t.i~t· of ,1 n1rner lul 1~ Lhat 1t h'it ... bt:tter
v1i.ual 11np.wt mort· e)t' appit• l Also th tnrner
lol )lllb bt•lh'r ot'l't'M• to lhl· n :ar H ird wh1c:h 1•ould
b(' 1mpurt.u11 lo :.om•• fumlHt•'
. Th~ d1..,1Hh ant u~t'' that rnt>:.t bu-, er .. i.tah· Jrt•
the .not'>(' hu.·tor. u 'm:.iller rt>u )»rd ¥nd mort>
rront yttrcl to k1•1•p nlllllll'llr\'d Ev\'r) l<>e•llOn IS
d1((ert'nt .10d ... 1tuJttc111.., '.tr\ qrt! ti y. !><> look over
~~ar;efuUr thl' proi. .tnd 11>rh of tht> part1t•uh1r lot•11
lion you h;1n· m mir11J
Jn O~lnR O\er mucb of tk ~late or (alifurnla,
Wf .. .CaWornians ttm to bave • '°' ur C>pf'n i1pace
avajlable for development. And yet devek>ped land
ls fJard &.o come by. Why are we ('aUforoJans llvlng
t'IOffr and doser togetbf'r and t>Vf'n on top Cor UD·
cfe rneath l t>a<'h other? It jusl dOf'~ not 1ottm to
make &en-.t'. Whal are }our tbouitbls?
H.B.C .• No-port Beub
Two rnaJor reasons. One rea1>on 1s that his-
torically people want to live where other people an: alre<1dy laving the herd instinct. And that, of
course. 1s "'here industry builds its shops. plants and
offices
Possibly . a morl' important fa<.'tor 1n
CaliJomia as that well over 50 pt'rcent or our state
js owned by thE> go' crnment and is <'Ontrolled and
u~ as it n •J?ulatl's In ciddition. ovt>r 40 percent of
the land or CaliforniCI i!> dedicated to ::.pecial pro·
jecls such u:. <lgncultural uses
The bottom lint: 1:. that only 2.3 percent of the
golden stat\' 1s available for residential develop-
ml"f'ft
ED/TOH S NOTE: HandaU Mccardle is pre:.1dent of
Ille Real E11toter1J. he is also an author, lecturer and m-
aln.u!lor. Send your comments and quest10n to T<andy
&fcCordle, c o tht> Dai/11 Pilot. Post O/fice Bo:r 1561),
Costa Mt>~. CA 92626
C Oilege Off ~rs
R ealty C las s
Coastline Community College offers a variety
of real esl11le classes for people interested in en·
tering the field or for those who are already
employed in t.he field but wish to amprove or brush
up their skills
Coastline offers 52 classes in J7 different sub
Ject areas. which include "Apartment House
li1anagement." "Property Management," "Real
Estate ~changing," "Investment Properties."
"Real Estate Syndication," "Real Estate Taxa
t10f\," "Real Estate Office Management ," "Real
Estate Principles," .. Real Estate Aspects.'' "Real ~state Practice," "Real Estate Appraisal,"
"Estate Appraisin~ Advertising," "Real Estate
·S'ioanc<'.·· "Real E~tate Economics," "Real
Estate Mathematies. ·· "Shopping Center Manage
meilt." and "Esc-row Procedures. Beginning ...
• T HESE CO URSES ARE OFFER ED in a
qum ber of hi~h schools in the caties of Newport
Beach. Fountain Valley. Costa Mesa. Huntington
Be~h. and Corona del Mar
• Two or the courses. "Real Estate Lega l
Aspects" \\hich deals with escrow. sales contracts
anct real estate laws. and "Real Estate Ap·
prarsat. ·• which deals with the principles and
rpethods of C1ppraisal in establishing the market
vaJQe of real estate. are being offered al the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors,
401 Newport Blvd . Newport Beach
Specifi(' informallon on class times and loca-
tions can be found in the Coastline Community
C~llege <'lass schedule. the "P~ssport ."
ltEGISTRATION SHOt:LD BE made m the
first class session.
·: • Additional ipfor mation may be obtained by
calltng Coastline Community College at 963·0824
·~~nancing Topic
()J Builders Meet
•·Financing '79 Where's all the money com -
iog trom?" will be the topic of the February meet-
ing pf the Home Builders Counc:il. Tllree leading
finar.cial experts will present their views on the
a vftlability of money for 1979. The meeting will
talc~ place Thursday at the South Coast Plaza
Hot~l in Costa Mesa.
lfbP changing economic scene in California
®d . throughout the nation will be discussed in
terms of bow it will affect builders in obtaining
tln ancing. Representatives from t hree major
nru.nctal institutions Bankers. Builders and the F~ral Government will present their view o( the
tina,ncial picture.
· • ,·T he prog!'.i'D will begin at 1 p.m .. with a wine
$c,t~ cheese 1"flrty following. Tickets are $15 for
H.Be members and $30 for non-members. For in·
(ormaUon and reser vations please contact Zena al
tiler JIIA office at (213 l 625-Sm. Sea.ting is limited.
Sf;.ninar Set
A one-day seminar en -t:\ tt e d "Fina n ci al
CoDelderations for the
R~ Estate Investor "
W:'ill be he ld a t the
Stferaton in Newport
feicb Wed nesd ay 11t
8:1Q a .m
.·Tf'e course covers bow
O> 111e and analyse asset
IJ{abagem ent ln real
1
11\ate decta•ont. Tbe
•et•ker la tbe •ucceNllal birllneHman and In -v..,.., Allan D. Wllley.
CASH
FAST
H o m eown er s .
Loans arranged for
any reason. Credit,
n o prob l em .
Bo rrow on your
equity. Call now for
co u rteout, fast
Information.
1714t 147-7111
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Sundlly Fet>ruaty 11, 1979 OAtL Y PILOT C:7
New Homes Open
SPLIT LEVEL MASTER BEDROOM SUITE AT NEW CASTILLE
Mis sio n Viejo Tra~t
New Castille Previews
Ring Brothers Management
Corporation. a subsidiary or Mono-
gra m Industries. Inc., h as announced
the preview opening of Woodbridge
Meadows.
The 376-unit in the city of Irvlne at
lhe comer of Jeffrey Road and Bar -
ranca Parkway. The street address
ls so Eastshore CMain Entrance.
East Yale Loop> in the Village of
Woodbridge.
Ring Brothers Corporation has de-
veloped the grounds of Woodbridge
Meadows to enhance the contem-
porary two-story architecture with
eucalyptus trees, wooded areas and
rustic wooden bridges spanning gen·
tie streams. Leaving much or the
natu ral e nvironment untouched .
Ring Brothers s upplemented its
beauty with additional plantings of
fuJl-grown trees and shrubbery.
ACCENT E D BY contempor a ry
stucco treatment and naturaJ timber
trim, the structures at Woodbridge
Meadows contain a maximum of
eight units. each with a private en-
try. The architectural design and uru-
que landscaping crettk for Wood
bridge Meadows the ll lmosphere or a
dlstincl nE>1 ghborhood t-ommunity
w1thln the grand sche me of Irvine's
Village of Woodbridge.
INCLUDED IN THE rental price
of s ingle models are contemporary
decorator-selected furnjshings. All
the Woodbridge Meadows apart·
m ents feature contemporary in-
te riors with such outstanding. ap-
p o i o t men ts as wood -burning
fireplaces with tale hearth'>, entry
deck balconies. bu1lt·in window box-
es. private patios with, sliding glass
doors and plush wall-to-wall carpel·
1 ng Other standard features are
smoke detectors. air-cond1tiorung and
prewiring for cablt> tf'lcvis1on
To reach WoodbrtdRe Meadows
Apartments. take the San Diego
Freeway to the Jeffrey Road off·
ramp Drive north to Barranca
Parkway then left to East Yale Loop.
Turn right to WOodbridgc Meadows
Apartments. For additional informa-
tion call 55\-0800.
A new neighborhood of 39 New
Castille homes opened for sale in
Mission Viejo this weekend.
Located on hillside lots in eastern
Mission Vif'jo. this neighborhood m-
dudes one nnd two-story homes on
s 1ngle-IOd<'d streets a design
feature whjch m aximizes privacy for
homeowners.
future com plete air conditioning;
mirrored wardrobe doors in the
master suites of three of the five
plans: and an additional fireplace in
the family room of the "El Ribera."
m ere Juk C angon
Also included are s liding glass
doors in the m aster suites of the one-
story plans: ceramic tile countertops
in kitchens: carpeting in secondary
bedrooms as well as living rooms,
dining rooms, master s uites, stairs
and some ha llways: and pressed
:--tecl tubs w.ith ceramic tile in tub
and shower area.
.Jn San J uan C apij frano
-Priced from $87.50-0 to Sll0,000
these executive homes are available
in five floor plans. with ~ total of 15
elevations. They are scheduled to be
ready for occupancy in May and June
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FURNISHE D MODELS may be
viewed daily from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m.
at the sales complex. 27276 Via Avila,
M iss1on Viejo. To reach the model
complex. take the La Paz exit from
the San Diego Freeway and drive
east. Turn left onto Marguerite
Parkway and follow the signs lo
Castille.
NEW CASTILLE homes have three
a nd four-bedroom a nd two· and
three-bath models. T hey range in
size from the 1,561-square·fool La
Lorca to the 2,265-square-foot El
Ribera.
Architectural features which con-
tribute to the popularity of the series
include soaring cathedral ceilings in
all laving rooms. elegant raised en-
tryways and ext erior elevations ac-
On ft,.,.gtt oua11·view fotJ
Up lo 5 "*JroomJ· 4 ccu ga,.a~t'J
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CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
$1 o.ooo PRtCf lfDUCTIOH
On this beaut1ful Plan s at 111 JETTY IN JASMINE CR£EX. ~let
comer location wllf:. yard. back patio It even a minor view. Eicquisitely
decorated in neutral tones wimatchinl' C«lt'dlnated wall treatments.
S2SS.OOO. STOP BV I OPEN SUN l·S P.M. <T·3S>
CAMEO HIGRANDS
S~per VlEW or sunsets & sailboats rrom this very private 3 BR. format
dining & family rm home on lg. lot wfroom ror pool. Cloee to park &
walking distance to 3 private beaches. $249.500. Donna Godshall
644-6200 IT·36>
STYlf & COMFORT
Ex<'ellentJy m t.llntained & heautirullv derorated 4 BR Broadmoor
res1dent'e IOC'ated for maximum pnvat•y In a st.'<'luded encla\•e in CdM
" comm. pools & near 1tood srhools A well considered price -all you
rould ever as k for. Coby Ward 642-8235. !T·37l
SOMEONE'S HEARTS DESIRE
Brand spanking new re model in a splendid settled private
neighborhood. Up-to.date styling & top-or-the-line appotntments make
this 4 BR. family rm home In Cameo Hlirhtaods enchantlnir to everyone
who wal.Jcs ln the door! $194.500. Coby Ward 642·8235. {T-38>
HARBOR VffW -BROADMOOR s
Beautiful 4 BR home wfmaster suite on SeParate level. Ma~ificent
location w/spectacular vtEW or Ocean. Bay & nlJ?ht ll1thls. $348,000.
644·6200. IT·391
THE DEOSION MAKER
Will not h(M;ilat!' once inside this s mashinit eye·catcher. EverylhinJ? the
d1srrim1nating buyer expects to find -location. custom construction &
hi1th quality deeoratinJt. A bit or New Enf!land in Old CdM w/3 BRs. den
& conversation room. S269.500 inrl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200.
IT·401 '
HARIOR VSEW HllS
Panoramic ocean. bay & ni1thl li1tht view! Sinitle-story . 4 BR. family rm
& dining area res. -all prof. decorated w/new cpl & paint. One of the
ll?SL comer lots w/room for pool & spa + Jots of privacy! 5300.000
leasehold. Donna Godstiall 644-&00. <T-41'
IRVINE PROPERTY
ONE-Of-MINO
Rarely seen "Willowood" model -lj!. 3 BR wlhu~e family rm. formal
dining rm & garden kit<'hen. Custom upj!rades-high ceilings-use of
glass -lovely garden artas -fully air·cond. -close to pool & tennis '
1Subj. to cancellation or exislinit escrow) OPEN SUN l·S P .M. 4902
CORKWOOD. UNIV. PARK. <T-421
BEAUTIF\I. W0008RIDGE!
4 BR home built around beautiful atrium. Lg. family-sited kitchen +
family rm. Nicely landscaped incl. sprinklers. Close to lakes & pools.
$117.000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. #9CARAWAV. CT-43>
BIG 'SAVINGS -BIG HOMEJ
Oulstanding value on this 4 BR. family rm + bonus rm res. w /2 wet
bars & air cond! Take a peek to see how much home you get here for
your money in "The Ranch". $122,950. Lois Miller 642·8235. (T..(4)
A GOlRR'S DREAM
Offering pric-e or Sl79.500 includes ALL FURNISHINGS! Stunninll
Rancho San Joaquin townhome located on the take & irolf course!
Totally upf:(raded & 1n impeccable condition -former model! Linda
Taglianetti 642-8235. <T·4Sl
ORAHGETR& CONDO
2 BR Plan 5 on water' llas 8 tennis courts. pools. jacuzzi & weight rm
Now S68.500! Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. <T·48)
OTHER ORANGE COUNTY
AREAS
umR BAY a>NDOMllmM
Spac~ entry to stei>down living rm wfpanelinff Al fplc. Formal dlnlnit
area. Wallpaperi'd kftchen w/bl\.lns +dinette. Private deck oft master
suite + 2 other BRs. Covered patio & auto. 11uage opener. In a quiet
IO<'ation but close to pool. OPEN SUN l·S P .M. 345 UNIVERSITY B·3, COST A MESA. <T -47)
ESTAtl WE
Charm~. manicured Mesa Verde home cloee to pule&: grade school.
Heavy shake roor shelters 3 BRs. 2 baths. formal dining rm &
country.style lcitchenlfamlly rm. Covered patio & J>OOl·slze yard area.
1107.000. John Graoatt\ 642·8235. (T..c8)
bDUSM CllSTOM HOME
Situated bilth on a hUI It allowing ~al view of tM cltJ H1htl is this
recently compleUd cuttom home. Bu1Jt w/eYeff lmestnalllle 1metty
incl. 3 fplcs Ir ~tertor balconies leading out rrom ~ bedroom. ~ty
• quall\1 ottmn1 priced •t saso.ooo. Und• T•lli&Mtt.11a.aaa. <T_.l ..
• 642-8235
901 Do...,..,,.._
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FINER PROPERTIES
ATTN: INVESTORS!
RESIDENTIAL INCOME
PROPERTY
INVESTOR'S DREAM DUPLEX
2 spacious. young cuslom homes -each wtprlvate street entrance.
lovely view & located in woodsy. hillside park settinit. 2 BR or 3 BR
units both suitable ror owner occupancy wtup to 2000 sq.rt. or irracious
living incl. mini·bay view ' $330,000 -nexible financing. OPEN SUN 1-5
PM. 2700 BAYSIDE OR. COM. {T·50>
R-21 PRICE REDUC110N
Builders & investors nltenlion' Cood CdM lO<'aUon close to shops.
schools & beaches. Seller anxious -NOW $135.000! Donna Godshall
644-6200. CT·51 l
BUILDABlf R-2 HOME
T.ivr in this very nire :i BR home while you add another unit A ri!ally
outstandini: location to make your money work for you! S87.950. Lois
Miller 642·823S. <T·S2l
WE'RE COMPETITM!
Fantastic inve11tment opportumty In Costa Mesa Income property. 18
"bread 'n butter" units wtexcellenl cap-rate. Askin!( 1545.000. Clint
Moses 642·8235. !T-531
HEY, LOOK ME OVER I
Drive by 180 & 182 Cecil -i.tet out and walk around. A winner for only
Sl45.000! Appl only. Lois Miller642·8235. !T·55>
OlD CORONA DEl MAR
Remodeled 2 BR home w lovely iarden -<'Over!'d patio. R·2 lot.
5154.500 -price Incl. planR fqr income unit & addition for front house.
Holly !'t1arkas 644-6200 <T 5Gl
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY '
EAST MEm WEST
You'll love this very traditional 2 BR + den .Cape Cod condominium
located on lovelv f,!reenbell in H:ir bor View Knoll. Within easy walkinj!
distance or pool. jacuui. tennis court & shoppinit <'enter. Ready to move
in soon l Sl56.000 & you own the land! J eanne Newman &42·R235 . IT ·581
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 BR + family rm home on almost ~ acre! SJ98.500. OPEN SUN 1·5
P.M. 600-lsthST. (T·S91
UDO ISLE
Great street-to-street location I oversize 1otl" 4 BRs -3 baths -
spacious livinj! rm + fo rmal dininit & sunny family rm wt bar &
bookcases blt·in -Spanish tile patio. S375.000 Incl. land. OPEN SUN l·S
P .M. 12.8 VlA HAVRE. {T·60)
SEAVIEW
Spacious 2-story air cond. Port Royal model. 4 IJ?. BRs-private atrium
-2 fpks. Beautifully decorated in quiet. neutral tones. Lit. yard at end
or cul-de-sac lushly landst'aped + room for pool & jacuzzi. !315.000
OPEN SUN 12·4 P M. 2008 YACHT VIGILANT. <T·611
A REAi. VAWE
Beautifully upgraded. 2 BR. 2 bath condominium. Sep. dining rm &
woodbuminJ! fplc. Prime location -walk to shops & banks. Offered at
S86.500. OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. 1184 RUTLAND RD 15, WESTCLIFF
tT.Q)
OPEN SUN 11-3 P.M.
1834 COMMODORE BA YCREST. 4 Renerous BRs-3 baths-family rm
-dining rm -charming garden + fruit trees -pool a rea
w/low-maint-.'!ide plny-yard-over.;i7.ed dbl itaraire. A functional noor
plan priced ri1tht at S22S.000 -nexlble financing. <T·63l
'
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
You'll appreciate the quality & s paciousness of this "mostly.new" 3 BR
+ study home wtapprox. 3340 sq.ft. Lots of solid oak custom cabinets &
paneling + French doors & bay windowi! Totall:v new kitchen wtsunny
brkfst rm. MRSter w//acuul. 4 fplcs! 2 air-conditioners! Priced rlf'ht at
$249,500. OPEN SUN ·5 P.M. 1724 TRADEWINOS. BAVCREST. <T-641
OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M.
1818 MARINERS DR. Charming 3 BR + den home w/modem kitchen +
quality plush cpl & ha rdwood floors. Fl nced yard w/mature trees +
patio for entertaining. Sl52.500. <T-65 l
UDO ISlE lUXURtOUS MEDITERRANEAN
Spectacular. new 2-storY. custom-built home -exqul11itely detailed &
decorated. 4 Bits <m aster suite). 3 baths. family rm. 2 fplc11 -3-or
11arage. Extensive use or Imported Ute. Gourmet kitchen. Bricked entry
patio. Observallon deck on roof. Street-to-street loca\lon. OPEN SUN i .s
P.M. 115 VIA WAZtERS CT-86>
BAYCllESI
Lovely 4 BR. ramlly rm. dlntnir rm le pool home. SMS.000 -owner will
consldttleaae/optlon. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. l806SANDALWOOD. CT..f7)
644-6200
1644 San Miguel Dr.
Ha; bor View Center
•
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
BAYSIDE COVES
Le1itend Model -t BR + den. S209.500 leusehold. OPEN SUN t S P M.
1030 BAYSIDE DR. <T-70)
BIG C.AHYON
Newly customiied & pror. decorated + fullv rum1shed' 4 RRs-famllv
rm -2 (pies + outdoor firepil -pool.. JaCUlZI & sauna. All new
landscaping + TV screen securltv & Honeywell rite alarm system.
Ele1tant -comfortable -secure & readv to move into' S649.900
furnished. Appl. only Tom Alhnson 642·8235 iT-711
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Expandl-d Monaco -customized s1011le storv 5 RR 3 bath hom1•
Formal u1mn1? rm -h?. utiUty rm -J,?ourmel kitchen w inew upphanres
-detached garage. Freshly painted & newly carpeted Lit PoOl-s11e
yard "/many fnnt lrees. $194,500. Donna Godshall 644·6200 IT·72l
ElEGANT SE<UtlTY DEVROPMENT
The finest in Newport Beach rondom1.,lum hv1n11 -B11t Canyon
townhome by McLain. 2 BRs & many luxury appointments. See this one
for $155.000. Juhe Van Wieren 752·1414. IT-731
FANTASTIC "A" FRAME
In Newport Shores. J BRs. 2 bath!-. enlarJ!ed k1tr hen • htJ!h beamt'd
t'eilinJ?s & co1.y fplc. Atrrnms + I~ sun deck. ~114.500 Donu Ch1r he<.t<'r
642·82J5 CT·741
Dl'STINGUISHED RESIDENCE
BiJ? Canvon -dramatic Oeauv11le. Expanded & hi1thly customized adult
home situated on . magnificent wrap-around view w/43' pool + !ll>p.
jacuzzi! Formal livinJ? & dininir rms wtsep. ramily rm -master suite
wfituest rm -11t. billiards rm wlstep down bar in<'I. refn 1?/free7.er.
radar ranite & DW. $650.000. Sandie Fut 644-6200. CT-751
UDO ISLE OtARMER
Neat 4 BR home near club & tennis court. EXl)OSed beamed cellinJrl'I in
hvlng rm -bright & sunny dinlm! rm. Gourmet kitchen has ealin1t
a rea. Cozy den -parkm1t space ror boat or tra iler. S389.SOO. Cathryn
Tennllle644-6200. IT·76l
LINDA PlAN -NEWER BlUffS
Beautifully decorated & up(l raded 3 BR. 2 bath condo near pool &
cabana. Wrap around PiJLio -2-car iar:iie NOW 5162.500 wlflex1bte
fina ncinr.?! Appt. only. 01rk Halderman 64.2·8235. IT 771
PRIME oaANFRONT RESIDENCE
2·story. 4 BR home w/2 llvinir rms -(lreat for enlertalnln1t' Beautifullv
decorated & desi~ned -"like-new" + the beach & ocean are your
backyard! Seller anxious -S450.000. Aissa Wavne 642·8235 <T 781
LEAVING YOUR OPTIONS OPEN
Will r.?et you into a really neat New Bedford model in the private 1tated
comm. of Seaview. Full view of ocean & mj!ht hJ?hls . Be rreat1vP -try
a leasetoption. a trade or a c;ale. Submit an orrer• $255.000 incl. land
Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. IT-791
BIG CANYON TOWNHOMES
View of iolf cour.-£' from thl"' superbly decorated 2 RR + dt'n Pinehur.;t
model. Fonnal dinin~ + eat-In kitchen: customized wet bar w1m1rror &
enclosure: coordmnllnJ? paint & eleiant wallpape~-nll Pnhance this
lovely end·unit offered at $227.500 Jovce Edlund 642·8235 IT 801
JUST RB>UQD IN PRICE
Lg. courtvard ef\lrance to hlJ?h·ttllin1ted hvmit rm of this beautiful 3 BR
Bonita nlodel ir1 The Blurrs. "Live the easy hfe" -comm. pool & ~reenbelts ! NOW $141.000 leasehold! Tiarbera AunP 6'12·R235 IT·81 I
VIEW THE OCEAN. . . Bay. night tights & mtns from this Elegant Bar Horbor model in
prestigious Seavlew. Custom decorated & up1traded withe r1nest taste.
Private comer location -beautifully landst'aped w enrlosed Jacunl.
Avail. rum. or s ubmit unfum. -seller will consider trade . Jane Paquin
642-8235. <T-821 , ••
SNOW-CAPPB> MOUNTAIN VIEW
From this lovely end unit condominium in the BluHs Beaullfullv
decorated & upgraded in neutral colors. 3 BRs. 21~ baths. formal dininit + l1t. wrap around private patio on th'e park. A m ust see! 5179.000. Jeon
Da les 642-8235. (T-83>
FAMILY UVING IN PREMIUM LOCATION
Exceptional quality In this Ivan Wells built 4 BR home overlookmt Rav.
Prof. derorated tivin~ a reas -spacious courtyard entry w/sperkllnl!
pool & jacur.7.i + hu1te patio on view side. Format dmlnJ? rm + huie
family rm wtwalk In bar. $445.000 (l'e Ken/Helen H11rtl l'Y 642·8235.
IT·84 l
RB>UaO
Fant11Uc EHtblu" 2•story home reeturinf( 3 8Rs & ramllv rrn
w 1walk·ln wet bar. Pror. landscaped 11rounds wruubo & enclMed spa.
F.vetYlhlng totally redone lo•lde & out! 1198.000. Sht1ron Smith 64Hi200. <T·8S>
752-1414
4545 Campus Dr. c....,. Valey Center
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come ... Jf you're born to hang
yo u '11 never drown." Auot Jen·
n y says. ··Let the big cat
jump."
She has seen it all and en-
d ured it all, all the joys and
horrors that have m ade Ap·
palachia less a pl•e name than a mystique.
SHE BURIED HEit husband
t.oo young. Coal mine cave-in.
She carries knife scars on her
back and arm, souvenirs of a
square dance that went sour
when the moonshine jug ap-
peared.
Yet the same nimble fingers
t hat work a quilting needle also
pluc k 4 rolli c k ing b a njo ;
homespun song and laughter
abide A mountain woman.
Aunt J ennys' banjo she
pronounces it, musically, ban-
je r -has brought her not only
pleasure, but in recent years,
fame.
SHE HAS BEEN, Lord help
us, discovered. Students of Ap·
palacttian folkways for miles
around h ave invited h er lo
music festivals to listen to her
play. question her, cherish her
as a relic.
"Last year I went all the way
to Arlington, Tex. My grandson
and I drove out in his pickup
truck. tt was hot. What r mean.
bot
.. A nice feller there got to
worrying about me being out
in that sun. I told bim, buddy. if
you've hved 78 years in Logan
County. W. Va .. gone through
all the mine wars and strikes
and cuttings and shootings. you
learn to st.and a little he al. ..
AUNT J ENNY lives in a
small house in what was once a
coal m ine camp high up
Crooked Creek hollow from the
( AMERICA J
Gu andotlt> Rl" r • 1lh1n 11 fev.
mil s ot lht• d.-3r<-d patch of
farmland whtfc.• s ht wo• born
f(lr h r , old mountaln trad1
tu>n ~ Mn · not a maller of
.;r1dt!m1c rt"M"ar<'h but •lmplt-
r~ m mbenng
I was lh Youn&Wlt or 11 I
v. a likt> .a toy lo m y brolht.'rs.
1 hey C'&llt"d rno s parrow, l w iu
so htUc· and trawny f wa
always ~stertng to go with
lh~m but they wouldn't h:t me
.. 0 t; DAY MV brother said,
'Sparro\4 1r )OU ran leum to
~ht)f>l a 1;un, ruk u hQrM• und
plj) 11 blmJcr, you can go whcrt
thl' bo):. jtO
"I learned a ll three I was
pl01ylng tht' nanjer when I was 9
.ind by the time J was 14 I was
ployintt Ill t-vcry dance around.
W• hl'ld dunce ln barns, lod&e
ha ll-J. stores. every plac there
w room. all up and down
lht> e hoJIOWb
· I don't donre anymore. I
lcavt'! that to lb~ others, and I
do \'nJOY wa&tct\ing them .
"B\JT, MY , YES, I still love
to play. Come s pring I'll put
new 11tJ1ngs on that banjer and
be otr playing again. There's
seven or eight places I've
ulrudy been invited lo.
"Not now. though. Buddy. you
<'ould n'l get me o ut i n that
~ ellther I'll ju~t stay horne· and
t(!nd to my qwllang ..
A,.WI..,....
MATRIARCH OF CROOKED CREEK HOLLOW
Aunt Jenny Wiison's Ben)o Brings Recognition
Briefcase Cutback
~
Benefits Taxpayer
RALEIGH. NC fAP 1 Those leather )>riefcases that
bureaucrats tote have been costing the taxpayers $3 million a
year.
That 's going to stop
That's the word from Lester A. Fettig. administrator of the
Orfice of f'ederal Procurement Policy
"We've stopped b uying leather briefcases for bureaucrats."
said Fettig.
"We've ~en buying enough briefc ases to give one to every civil
servant every seven years, .. he added. "People would just say. 'Hey,
pic;k me.up another briefcase -I gave the other one to m y kids' · ·
'Empire' of Adoptions
KansWl Coup/,e Have Seve1" Plan for More
EDNA. Kan. IAPl ") start·
ed this empire," declared 7·
year-old Mitchell Merchant, the
first or seven children adopted
by Walter and Debbie Merchant
lo fulftll their dream of having a
large family.
And. said Mrs. Mer chant. a
31-year-old analytical engineer.
the Merchant "empire" may
have no bounds.
"I DON'T TIUNK we'll ever
stop adopting , as long as our
bealtb is good at least for the
next 10 years." she said in an in· lerview.
"As some or them leave home.
we 'II probably adopt more."
She said she plans to seek a
high school teaching position
near their southeast Kansas
home "so maybe we can have
tbe finances to adopt another
cbjld or two. They bring a lot of
happiness and seeing the needs
the kids have kind of softens the
heart.
kids came from Jowa through
Lutheran Social Services.
A year later, lhe social worker
who made the placement called
ERA Factor
In Site for
Wnvention
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) -
The choice of Detroit for the 1980
Republican National Convention
is the latest in a series of set·
backs to Miami area tourism at·
trlbuted in part to Florida's
fallure to ratify the Equal
Rights Amendment.
This month. the AFL-CJO and
the American Federation of
Teachers announced they would
not m eet -as o r iginally
s cheduled -In Miami Beach
because of Let"islature's failure
to ratify the ERA.
to ask if they could take a sister
of the four children. That's when
Laurie. 14. became a Merchant.
THE LATEST ADDITION is
Troy. 14, who was placed with
the family last month by of·
ficials from North Carolina.
"Troy was our Chris tmas
present," Mr s. Merchant said. "Wc'reso happy he's here."
T he Merchants admit that the
acquisition of seven children in
six years has not been without
sacrifice. They sold their lx>at.
Their four-bedroom ranch home
is bulging al the seams. And
Merchant, an employee or a Cof·
reyvllle. Kan., chemical plant,
said he has become an expert at
repairing flat tires on bikes.
••YOU HAVE TO have a
strong marriage to begin with.''
Mrs. Merchant said. "I don't
think you could adopt even one
child if· your marriage wasn't
very strong . We're lucky that
way."
The Merchants deal with the
chlldren'a special needa with a
Linus P auling, two-
t i me Nobel Prize winner. claims he
has .. uJldispulable
evi de nce " l a rge
doses of vitamin C
can help treat and
perhaps prev e nt
c ancer . But P auling
says he c an 'l g et
funding £or his re-
search.
New Pills
Treat
Gonorrhea
ATLANTA CAP >
Pills that can treat
gonorrhea may attract
thousands who previous-
ly avoided having the
disease treated by pain·
rut injections. the .na·
tional Center for Dis-
ease Control has an-
nounced.
The tw o oral
treatments are not new.
but bave now been given
equal status with tbe·
more common treat-
ment or two penicillin
shots. said Dr. Paul J .
Weisner. director of the
CDC's Venereal Disease
Control Division.
"WE ARE de aling
with a serious public
,health problem. and we
want to remove barriers
lo b e i n g tr e at e d
early ... and one of the
barriers is painful injec·
lions." he said.
Previously. medical
officials only had suffl·
c ient information to
have the penicillin injec·
l ions listed as "the drug
of c hoice.·' Weisner
s aid. making that tbe
preferred treatment.
AT A RECENT con·
f eren c e , howe v e r .
medical a uthorities
ruled that enough in-
formation was available
on the oral treatments to
allow them the same
status as the inject ions.
Gonorrhea strikes
a bout o ne million
persons annually in the
United States. lt causes
s te ri lity in between
80,000 a nd 100,000
wom en. about half of
them younger than 24,
Weisner said.
SMOKEGE'IS
IN EYES
KNOXVILLE. Tenn.
c AP ) -Knox County
Court members voted to
ban smoking at their
meetings alter air pollu·
lion officials s howed
them that carbon
monoxide levels are
three to four tim e s
above normal in lhoir
conference room . John R. McDowell , the
county's air pollullon
control director. placed
a meter in front of one
smoker and its reading
jumped from 10 parts
per m illion carbo n
monoxide to 28 parts per
million.
~
Joim Panel
SACRAMENTO CAP>
-Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr . b as a ppoi nte d
legislative aide Brian T.
Collins, 31, bead of tbe
California Conservation
Corps . Collins . a de·
corated combat veteran,
replaces Leroy Cballield
who resiped.
• • 1 know a lot or people who
adopt but can't hack it and the
kids have to move on to another
home. I can hack it."
lt was esUmated the GOP con·
vention would have pumped $50
m lllion into the state's economy. disarming blend of candor, dis· 1---------
THE MERCHANTS 8EGAN
building their Camlly ln 1972
when they applied for a chlJd
lbrou1b 1 welfare agency In
Oklahoma because they were
unable to have children or their
own. Mrs. Merchant was com-
pleting her m aster's deiref lb
pby1lu at Plttsbura CKan. >
State Un.lverslty.
Mitchell was the. first. but
tbrtt years later, he acqwred ln
ooe swoop thrH! brother• and 1
a liter Duane1 now 8, Penny,
JO, Joe, 11, aDG Mike, 12. The
Republican officials said that
the ERA iasue was on~ con·
sideration· ln the de cl1lon lo
aelect Detroit, but not the
primary one. Michigan ratl.ned
the ERA sever•I years ago.
State GOP leadert blamed the
loss on aevtral factort, inch.dins
Miami Beach'• tardiness In fU.
ins lt.a nna1 bld ud a lack or ••·
fretalftllell on the part or tome
ornc1a11.
Mlaml bolted ~e 1988 and 1972
Republican conventions that
nominated Richard Nixon tor
pruldent.
cipline a nd loving reinforce·
ment.
•'There are no secrets In tbe
r.amlly,'1 Mrs. Merchant said.
"Eacb chJJd knows ~e hilt.or>' of
their brothen and sl1ten . They
accept each other and I tbJnk in
many ways th ey're closer
together because or It.. Cloeer1 _I
thlnk, tban most blolo•tcal 1lDJ·
ing1."
The cloeeness shows an nota
that th~ children, a little ahy
about txpmsln1 their reeUnc•
leave thelr parcnb. One sa\d
simply, "OiMer was veey sood.
I love you;•
PVBUC NOTICE
•
NATION I CONSUMER
Ford Family
Book Flap
Upsets Author
i
WASJUNGTON <APl -Shella Rabb Welden·
feld can't understand what lbe flap over the book
ls all about.
Belly Ford called it a "betrayal."
Ron Nessen. former White House press
secretary, called it "tasteless and trashy."
FUtST LADY aOSALVNN CA&TEa called lt
"unacceptable" for While Houte staffers &o write
about lbe privat.e lives of first families.
Mrs. Weidenleld did just that . And she finds
herself the center of a sto rm over ethics.
As press secretary to former first tidy Betty
Ford . Mrs. Weidenfeld kepl a d1ary alx>ut her ex·
periences in the Whlte Howie. Her tublequenl, re·
centJy published ~k. ''Tbe Firat Lady's Lady,"
offers a glimpse of power stru11les within the
White House.
It aJso reveals details or the Ford fa m ily's
private life. And these tidbits have kept tongues
wagging ror months
··nos ACCUSATION THAT l'VE written a
kiss-and-t.ell book bewilders me." she saJd as she
curled up on the cbocola~e-colored corduroy sofa ln
her Georgetown Uving room. "Anecdote• t.aken ln
context show bow Ule workl. Taken out of context,
it's 1ossip because t.bey show no insight.
"I didn't understand it. I still don't understand
it. Why has there been such commotion?"
The commotion -in columns. edit.orials,
television news shows and cocktail party conversa·
lions -focuses on whether she betrayed con·
fidences of lhe Ford fa mily wben she wrote tbat:
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while she was living in the White House and that ·----------
her mother knew it.
-MRS. WEIDENFELD LEAaNED THAT
the Fords' son Jack planned to smoke marijuana
and advised him to •·get stoned'• before be went t.o
a rock concert rather than during \be concert it.elf
where he might be seen. ·
-Son St.eve sneaked a date out of UW Queen •a
Bedroom one momln1 as an ABC crew waited iD
the ball to begin a televised tour
or the White House.
Q. Did you betray any COD·
fideoces?
A. "No. not at all. It's a
very complime nta ry book
because It's a warm and loving
look at the family."
As Mrs. Weidenfeld tells it.
s he has written a book about
what. happens to ordinar y folks
when they gel in po&itions or
power.
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lvldUel Lilli""~,.,_., .. IT HELPS YOU tJNDEllSTAND all ad -'"'s ·-• we1 "~ "'"" t'* ministrations." she said. "And administrations cou"h a -01 Of•~ COUf\tv on
aren't that dHferenl. There's a White Houae men-FPt> '· 1•,. "'film
tality. ll 's about how people grow and change . . . P111>1t\IW'd °'~ eo.,1 0.11.., Piiot.
how they have to grow up on stage, which is a very Fee.. 11• ••.tt.iNrcu . im .... ,.
tough thing to do.•• Pt1BUC NOTICE Asked why she chose to describe a tipsy Steve'
Ford laking a girl he met that night "on a weaving ----,.-,m-n-ous--.u-5-, .. -1-5-5 --
tour of the White House" before be and the young .aMUT.ATlfMt•T
woman spent the rest of the night together in the .._:~:,to1-iNi .--. ,, ooin9 .,.,,1-
Qucen ·s Bedroom . Mrs. Weidenfeld said. "Now PAC•F•c suNSET t.ANOSCAPe that's a tellin, story. CONSlAUCTION. HIS s. .. 1. ,.,.. , th.a Wb . Ave . Coo;l.Ullew CA,,.,. · ··we had ost the election. People an•-:' 1t.e 1110 ... 1c1 o....., Ram•rer. u1s s.i-1. House were throwing caution to the wind. ll was A,.. A ..... CO\I• ~w. CA,.,.,.
TM• IKl~t1e•• '' <ondu<ltd l>Y an In . his home. Most people don't have a camera crew a1v1due1
outside their bedroom door. What man at 21 11-ao.vldA...,.,,e,
wouldn't do the same thing?" co':,;~,·~:: o~!":;.~;~~ ':
MRS. WEIDENFELD SA VS THE PUBLIC
ha s conflicting feelings about children who grow
up in the White House. "They want the m to be regular kids. but they
don't want them to be. r portrayed them as real."
By all reports. Mrs . Ford has n't exactly
warmed to the portrayal.
"She called a fter the s tories came out.·· Mrs.
Weidenfeld said. "She hadn't read the book yet.
but she wasn't very happy. t guess you could say
our relationship is som ewhat strained."
Publlcly. Mrs. Ford has said the book "hurt
the children terribly. They had a lot of confidence
in Sheila. They thought of her as a friend ... They
really (elt they had confided in her . and it was a
betrayal on her part."
MRS. WEIDENFELD, A FOaau;a TV pro·
ducer. bristles at 1uuestlons \hat she takes credit
in the book for "producing" Mrs. Ford's candid
personality.
"Mrs. For~ was candid and rrank before ahe
came to the White House," Mrs. Weldenfeld said.
"I just provided tbe atmosphere to bring out her
real personality. You want the way tbey really are
to come across to the public.
·'The White House puts people in an unnatural
situation. Who else Is followed by several hundred
reporters wherever they go'> J \VH trying to make
her more relaxed. I\ wasn't like some Madison
Ave nue people selling cereal."
THE BITTER FEUDS AND TUllF battles
Mrs . Weideoleld described between those who
work in the White House West Wing which htlusea
the president's staff. and those In the East Wint
who work lor the Finl Lady exist in all admlnlstra·
tions. she sald:
"There's a boy's side and a girl's side. It's the
way the West Wing perceives the East Wing -
that women should be seen and not heard. They
provided no support. Ana 1t 's hard lo aet lbe job
done without lhat supwrt. rt's hard to be aup.
portive of what's going on ln the West Wint if you
don't know."
Mrs. Weidenfeld aays s he has no re1rets about
her book.
"I'm not sorry." she said. "lt doesn't hurt
them al all. The book Is n't unfair. The stories
.about it are. I think it's the most natt.ertnc plctW'e
that w:ill ever be done or the Ford faJ'l\llY because
that '1 the way they are.·•
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hla nd kttc.-hC'n \\Ith ('.itini! un·u Patio
h.•~ v.oorl dl'<'~ "1th hu11t111 HBQ HV
urN• ('lcto. .. to -.hoppih ' ,ind frt>t.•wuy'i.
JUSl lt .. tl'<i. 9-i.rtOO CCII 546.4141
SlllEI HAS BOUGHT ANOTHER
Tht. 5 Bdrm ho mP h a~ tn ht• 'old now
Submit }nur offt.r . It hui-a formal
dinln~ room a nd honus ronrn too!
Clt>an ond nt'Rl 1 Gooc1 North Costa
MP'a !or a tion F u ntnst tC' famtlv
home. Ptact'd at S91.000. Cal 546·4 I 41
SINGLE? DOUBLE?
This Spani sh sty led Penthouse mi~ht
be perf{'('t for you Features 2 massive
hdrms . t'<Jl'h with O\\n bath s uite.
I a r j.! <.' I 1 v i n ia room over I o o k i n g
romanfl(' hak ony F.usv to own ul
S82.SOO Call now 962·4454
COLLEGE PARK IRYINE
Ass ume ~§:i~<, ~~s .ooo loan . T hi s
magmft<'ent home• fe<ttttr<'S: 3 bdrms
plus huge bonus r oom Beautiful pool
with s pa ! Hu rry to !.<'e this r are
OPPortunity. rail now 962-4454
Serving Costa M esa-Irvine
Huntingto n Beach-N ewport Beach
* SHORECLIFFS!
OPEN TODAY 1? 5 om
268 Morn1no Canvon
Forever view down canvon tci t-lut> Par1l1r 3
BR o; • cozv drn ff>f> land Comp c:ee•
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675-3411
UMDa SIS0,000 2 + den Monaco in Harbor
View Homes. with attention to det ails that
makes it s pecial. Xlnt location. Fabulous price.
1943 , .... ~ $149,500
FOR THE ... EHTHT AIMING" EXEC -Stunning
home . gourmet kitchen. huge master suite,
bright. beautiful. A winner ! $198.000.
ll07 Te .. wWs Opett Sat/S.
CUSTOM HIDEAWAY -In Ne wport Bearh.
modern house. lots of wood and ~lass. tucked
behind the trees with bif! j:!reen lawn. S148.500.
411 RIHrside 0,... Sat/S.
EXPAMDED SEAVIEW -A big 4 bedroom Port
Royal with added game room. beautiful view.
privacy and th(• best of the good life in CdM .
2127 YacM Radi..t 0Plft Sat/Sult
AM IHVE~TMEHT -To improve your disposition
at tax time next ye ar. Old Corona del Ma r
charm and a ''harmin ~ price. S159.900.
514 J-•:e o,_,. Sot/S.
TUl'nROCK HIGHLANDS -Super 4 bedroom
McTavis h model loaded with extras. Wood
floors. ceramic tile, neutral carpet and a view!
$234.500. tc ... .,.1ng o,...s--,
MUD A ROOMMATE -And privacy too! See this
Newport Beach condo with 2 master sized
bedrooms. each with its own bath. Fireplace.
Beamed ceilinJis and More. $84.500.
34 St ... d Cow+ p,_ S .. /S..
AMXIOUS OWHll Has bought anothe r home and
s ays submit all offers on this 5 bedroom
Somerset model on a big private corner lot with
gorgeous night light view. S217 .000.
110 I Port C.tow Opet1 Sat/S..
SPYeiLASS -Nothing on the m arket can beat
tbis view! Two story 6 bedroom Cape Cod with
maids quarters, pool. jacuzzi, ~ame room, 41h
b aths on the most prestigious street in
Spyglass. Please call for appointment. $.598,000.
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YIEW~TUlnEIOCl-VllW
UP IH 1"I tMH HfUS 220" panorama
or ortan. cit y lil{hts. hillR and
m ountains. Lovet)' customized 3 Bdrm
homt• to delight the quality·minded.
S204.500 rte
t1n1 s.awflM. '"· o,....s. 1.s
YIEW-IOVO SHOIES
CUSTOM •UILf HOMI 4 Bdr m$.
m u~tc-r suite w ith s~pora te s tudy.
f.1m1lv room Ktli:hen with breakfas t
u I l'll f lt)!h . bt•a med c·c1hngs over :noo M~ ft of ouuhtv construction.
Movt.' tn c·o n<t1tion $394.000.
I 020 s.tlOIJO, HI Opett S.... I ·S
VIEW--IALF ACRE
CUSTOM HOME IN HtWPOllT HACH -
4 Bdrm-. and family room. built with
thl' bu:-.y family in mind. Loads of
room for outdoor r reativity -suits
your llfrst~lc. $275.000.
25 I 0 Vl1ta Bcrya. Ml 0,... Sult I ·5
VIEW-BALBOA BAYFRONT
ROMAMTIC 2 STORY HOME -With
pier and s lip for sever al boats. Ideally
situated with active water view as
well a~ mountains a nd night lights. 4
Bdrms. 3 baths -nice beach front
a nd lawn to water's edge. S685.000.
503 W. ~watw, lal Opett S.. 1·5
RESTORE AND ENJOY
EARLY IALIOA-SOLIDL Y IUILT -
Bca r h house on choice corner tot. 3
Bdrms and fa mily room. Ups t a irs
bdrm has a view deck. Owners will
aide m fin anring . $200.000.
1703 rtcna def Sur 0,... s... 1·5
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
CHOOSE FROM TWO -Each 3 Bdrms.
one has added sun porch with second
fireplace -one vacant. newly painted
and ready. and just '$116.900. The
other needs a little fixin'. but price
reflects this -just 5112.SOO.
191 8 Diana Ln .. Ml Opet1 S.... 1·5
I 527 Priscila Ln •• Ml C?P" Sult. I ·5
UNIVERSITY PARK
MUCH SOUGHT-AmR VILLAGE Ill -
Beautifu lly upj:!ra ded Sta nford Model
3 Bdrms. large kitchen & family
room with firepl ace & master suite
w ith fireplace. End unit -like new.
$] 19.900.
484 I Royce Rd.,'"· Opett S... 1-5
VIEW-HARBOR VIEW
IRAND MEW LISTING -Enjoy the
sunsets and night lights from most
e ve ry room in this lovely 3 Bdrm 2' 2
ba th ho me in Corona d e l Ma r .
Bea utiful pool with divinj? board. and
(' hoi ce ne ighborhood . $250.000. Ca ti
M a rsrnret Duffy for an appointment to
see
OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN 1 to 5
EASTILUFF -IMMACULATE
3 ...... f...Hy home w . I l/4 baths. bteMi••
•H of wood Iii fae11Hy rooa L-. coner
lot. w• to schools .ct .,,, .. ,.
2455 1a1t•oo
MEW IM COROHA oa MAR
T•rrific ~x on C)f'eot trn llMd strfft.
Each _.. hos 3 ldnn, 2 baths. Opett b.atn
c•iliiMJS & bltins.
507 PoiMettia
STIPS TO OCEAM-Nn IEACH
Lo•ely l ldnn, 2 botti home o.. fff 1-4
StlfH" ...,. "'°'"" bedrOOM. 510 I IJ•et> A•e
JVcwpurt Pier Kea/tu
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2005 Balboa 81.,N.B. 673-2058
DOH'TPAY TAXES
Let taxes pay you .
Serious home owners in·
vest your taxes In Real
Elltate and Increase your
lake home pay. Proven
Wailing :J.o,. '/jou.
'T'he very popular 1-level. 4 bdrm.
h ome on one o r Eas t blurf's
loveliest streets! Spectacular
view! Walk to schools & shops.
2501 Bunya, $188.~. Open today
1·4.
J
Sunday. February t t. Hl79 DAILY PILOT O:t
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REALTORS
675-5511
OP&I HOUSES
I ft JASMtMI CUH DllVI: A ,n•ate =..c:=r..~ .:-..= :*.r c::
~pool: focn1I, TIMMIS COUITS &
cllilbho.M. llr-..d MW "-I -spit t.•tf,
tlwH ~ •• f....aly "°°"' Ir OCEAN
•l•w. 1......... po........ $241,500.
OPEH SAT & SUH I to 5 P.M.
3322 VIA LIDO: Sophlstfc.ted H•lncJ at Its
bnt. DelgMful tow ~ cottdoll'IW..,
OM THE IA Y. S.., CM1t °" a apoclCMtt bricll .....,... .. .to&:' boot ............. Wfftf
to ........ .xJs boot llp to 65 footff.
Wall to Udo VllocJe ~ Ntt ... •h Ir
shops. $525,000. OPEN SAT & SUN I 2 to
4P.M.
C O RONA DEL MAR -436-4161/J.
FEIMUAF: Detplu 10etttt of ldg .. way,
co•fortabl• two b•droo"' ••It twlth
flrtplar:•) PLUS Mwer ttwff beclrooM, two
bathrOOlll -spoclotts ,._. ... M.-.tlolls
bric• pcrtio with '•••lllHJ -4 ICll'CJ••
h1teresth19 flr•plau. Prfud rf9ht at
S I 94,500. OPIN 5A T & SUM I to 5.
*****
UHIVERSITY. PARk: Chcmceffor Pl• I :
Tnlly lo•efy, spocioels Giid ...... WJ ~
with . two mcnt.r Slriffs CMd a TV room.
SkyU91tted •ntry, HHY ldtchH with
breakfast ...._ Wood chcks with bHutiM
,..... for pri•acy .ct C)f"fft ......,.aiMMJ. A
~ .._ .. at SI Ol,000.
COIOHA D& MAR: Atttftffolt ln•estors.
Cal for illfonnatfon on thfte SIX UNITS
loccrW .... OM block frOM IMJ COl'OftCI
lffclL CmtoM Wt -fow 2 ~
•Its, two OM IMdroOtR Wtfts: bltltt IA
ldtc"-s. fireplocn, chcks owd/or pri•ote
patios: M•lft CJGrOC)eS. 1 .. t .. ~ priced
at $4'0.000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., COl"OllO .. Mor
675-5511
ls It PostitM?
OLD CORONA DEL
MAR
4,000sq. n.
Yes!!! Triple A. double
wide lot just off ocean
Blvd. Formal living rm + familY rm w/wet bar.
S lar~e bedrms. each
with 1t 's own bath. 3
secluded private patios . Spiral staircase leading
lo 2nd level. 4 car
enclosed .:arage. All this
under one roof on eorner
lot. Don't let this one get
awa.v ! Call 673.8550 CJl"f"-flffJ •il\f"" .,,, ,
[®lfl lill
EASTSIDE
CUSTOM
PRIMEAIEA
WANT ACTION?
Classlfed Ads 642-5678
'
macnab I Irvine
realtg
BIG C A NYON
* • A '"WAY OF LIFE" HOME!
ENTER ... Me xi can tile floor.
stained ~l a ss window s &
straw -t e xtured w a ll s .
ENTERTAIN .. in formal li vin~
rm w /custo m p a p e rs /drps &
conve r sation a re a w/gas fplc .
DINE .. .in formal room w/parquet
floors & custom recessed reiling.
RELAX ... in c ozy family rm
w I brick fp1 c. bit-in wa ll unit for
books. stereo & TV. PARTY ... in
huge oak pane led game rm w/wet
bar. s oda founta in & s epa rate
kitchen w/grill. ENJOY ... outside
-pool, jacuzzi & covered patio
w /BBQ. A H of this + 5 BRs .
country kitchen & MUCH. MUCH
MORE! OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. 20
BURNING TREE. <T-86)
•• ON THE GOLF couaSE!
Spaciousness is found thruout this
custom wood & g l ass 5 BR
residence w/approx. 133' frontage
on the golf course. Features formal
dining. brkfst area & huge master
suite + ci rcular staircase! $650,000.
<T-87l
• • OYBtLootclHG GOLF cou•SE
Develop ers own. beautifull y
upgraded 4 BR home situated on
choice view lot. Outs tanding decor
incl. designer papers & cpts -
dramatic use of warm woods -
beamed ceiling -mirrored fplc &
all this is air conditioned! Terrific
pool! $575,000. <T-88)
** FAIULOUS!
Compare this lovely 4 BR home!
Lg. master s uite -paneled family
rm w/huge brick. fplc -appealing
living rm & dining rm -bright.
runctional Jcitchen w I cheery brkf st
area. AJI situated on lg. lot w/room
for pool. 3·car garage + alarm
system ! $395.000. OPEN SUN 1·5
P.M. 15 CHERRY mu.s. CT-89)
LYNNE VALENTINE 644-6200
'42·1235 ...... 200
t01 Dolfer Drive HMbOr View C.n•
Irvine et Cempus Y•ll•Y Ctftter
752·1414
END UMT 3 BR. 2 1~ ba . 1900 sq. ft :
up,:( roded charm! 3 Patios overlookin~
wides t. pic ture::;que gree nbe lt.
Sl59.500. Bcnut1ful early Blutrs .
OPEH SAT/SUM l ·S
21l1 VISTA LAHOO
IMO UNIT 3 BR. 21/S ba .. 1900 Kq. rt .:
luxurious new carp.. paint. Vacant.
Sale or lease/option. $157.500
OPEN SAT/SUH. 1·5 464 GAVIOTA
WA TfRFllOHT PANORAMA Symphony·
of birds. End unit. 2200 sq. rt..
dramatic tri-le ve l. 2 Huge ms tr.
bdrm. suites. lge. fam. rm. Large
assumable 91 .. r; LOAN. Nothin,g to
compa re in Newport. only S250.000.
2 IR. SPLIT..UVEL End unit. lge. deck
overlooking wide g r ee nbelt. New
carp., dra pes. pa mt. $109.500 .
WITH LAND, I ST TIME OFFERED
Absolutl!ly gorgeous 3 BR. 2•h ba ..
1950 sq. rt.. former model. Cul·de-sac.
beautiful outlook. Only Sl98.SOO
OPEN SAT/SUM l·S 2409 HOYIA
IOff Vista HoMnat
HELEN 8. DOWD
REALTOR lt4C. 64 .... 0134
List & Ivy With tM Experts
OCEANFRONT HOME
MOCJMffc dlonn. wide tt.oct..I pGUlldWWJ
Sltf"f CMd al ttw ,.rettity of Ht. °" tt.e
watw. TwCHtory 3 bedrooft'I hOfM with
patio. A wann .ct cOMforlabM famMy
ho.M. $435,000
BIG CANYON ELEGANCE
Thfs cOlldollli.._.. hotM lhould RM in
"Ho'9se le.tifvt". Total r.flM•nt ,...cw in this 2 .,...°°"' 2 M bath,
on Oft• le•el in a sec'9rlty gat•
ftt•irot•••"'· Two prl•ote patios plllS
recreaHOMI facilities of pool. iacnzf
and t.-s.. S 162,500
WATERFRONT HOME W /GREENERY
Grocto.s CMd cOtllpict•ly ndecorahd 3
bedrOOM honw. Lcrcje ff•lncJ l'OOfll CMd
dilling crea, plus tpocious fatNly r00tn.
Gra.d Wtchetl with patttry. cfftter eatilM)
area, plus opett bar for ~"'9-L-.
''waterfro..t patto•• phn lush ~ with
111atun shrubs. You own tt. I.ct mid
yow OWN IOAT SLIP. $345,000
PANORAMIC VIEW-ON WATER
MogAific.nt 2 bed roo111 condo in
security b11ildi11g wltli1 r•fi•••••t
befltfiwg O pet fKtiollfstl C• for .....
Oft thit new Hsffac)! loot •P a.CllWM.
$199.500
WATERFRONT W /PRIVACY
IA 0 ~ WA Ta orffltfed COCIUIUJty
with Y0/161' OWft boat sllp owd VIEWS of
boating acH.tfy. Y0et'I b.,,..... to oww
tttis 3 bNr'OCMft hCNM that «)lows with
OWMr's pric•. Eiic:loffd ICll'C)t patio with
CJre....,., ..ct Massln Oettdoor lwidr
bariMale. SPECIAL IOHUS ••• .._
YCMI b.y tWt IMMM the OWMI" d IKW.
• 11' boat! $325,000
ENCHANTING WATERFRONT
bjoy ttw rtfoxatfon of yow own pri•ote
co.......uty, I.ct yow OW'll, ,.... IOAT
SLIP. b1cluded is o comfortable .ct
WOl'ftl hOfM for tfw foMily wffh 4 bed.
foMlly roo111 011d h1terior patio.
Opet1-feehg .ct wy with woods Cllld
wonnth. $335,000
INDIVIDUALITY & CHARACTER
Tre1Mn itc. cwb .,_.. 4-tMy ...._ °"
lolboo Isl.ct. Two-story 3 ~
hoMt with lor9e brick flreplou,
llordwood floon hi IM"CJ l'OOfll mid
l'009" to expand. Two-car garocp pllts
boat storoge ONG. $255,000.
FOREVER VIEW OF CATALINA
Just steps to Oceanfront bffch and surf!
Lorcie 4 & 2 bedroom dupkx in actin
retttal seo. S 197,500
STEPS TO BEACH DUPLEX
Terrific 011d spocloH 3 b•droom
opoe tnient n.wfy pointed, cm pettd owd
p••ltd with krcie deck mid OCEAN
VIEW: pM two bedroom .wt. 5HsoMd
winter/wsasur ""'°'area. $210,000
1 UNITS NEAR BEACH
Co111plettfy r"HtOdeled '"'"' with "°
Voca11cy probl•ms. Mew roof, Hw
carpd, and """'Y extr11s. H.w on tM
"'arket with Hper potHtlol for
whlter/www•icr rwntals ... CMd there's o
.... , ........... $265,000
WATERFRONT CONDO-SLIP
To ba llf'wty c~ .ct paluttd. 2
story, l a..dr'aHa. Jl/J boltts. MC.tty
1ysteM. Owner wfll could•r
IMM/optiotl.. Y• OW'll .... l...t ... ..,.
$265,oOo Oil IHM for SHS/lllO.
2-STORY CANALFRONT-¥1EW
Redecorahd 4 IMclrOOM ......., IMMM Olt
~·., ..... lot. llock .. pool .ct
t...is. O,t• .,_ .. VIEW mid lhJMs ..
1114J1tt.s22s~ooo
COSTA .MESA DUPLEX
1rf1MJ J"M" l•apR""-.ct lf'"IC• • ...... 2 met I be*"-Wllh wltlt .o
HCWf ,. ........ SI I ,000
WAT RFRONT
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bedroom • 3 bath , HPoted
beamed cetlin1ea. tons of
torag 3 farepJaea. uperb
kitrh • w t bar, vi dee~ .
$419,000. F. LO fSF.
PJ<:TER T 233 POJ"l t:TTIA
OrtN tH SHOUCLWS ch rmin,
t'Qmod led 4 ~roo~. 3 bath
v cw hom wath Fren h doo
and privat pool $325. SEE
l . tJ C Y R 0 S ~ A T 2 4 2
l>Klt-''TWOOO
OPIH , .. IATSHO•ts w rm .
<'harminR home In sou11ht fttr
Ra hott 1.,,..t' t-nlry patio.
'beumed CE'tll nR , brack
ft ptuce. ~hutt t"r'\, tnviltn~
k1t<·hen. Many c~tr re tures
tn this 3 fiR , 2 BA. '8m\fy
homt>. c wh e>Hered al 1~0 .000 Sf'£ MARY
H A R 1-: Y A T 2 5 5 1 CRJ. 'TVlEW
OPIH IN coaOMA DIL WAI new 3
bt.'<iroom 21• bath home Plank
nool"l'. slnined glass wtndow1-1
elc $290,000 SEE HlLl..ARV
THAM ER AT 306
HEUOTROPE
OP9f IH HAHOR YtEW HOMlS A
four bedroom Montego Model.
New k1lchen & entry Ooonng
a nd new carpeting. All in
lovely earth tones Land is
included for only $165.000 SEE
EDIE OLSON AT 2096 PORT
PROVENCE
OrEM IM DOYER SHORES Ivan
Wells custom . Spacious ram.
home. Tile & parquet floors.
Open beams. fireplace. private
beac-h. SEE JOYCE OLSON
AT 1700 GALAXY DR.
O,EH tM OU> COIOMA DI&. MAI
Custom 3 bedroom. 4 ba{h
colonial. Hardwood floors.
gourmet kitchen. warmth &
charm S498.000 SEE CRAIG
KINDIG AT 233 POPPY
O,.EH IH HEWPOltT SHORES
Walking distance to ocean. 4
Br. fam rm. 3 baths, patio
w ·jacuzzi plus waterfront
deck. All this ror $199,500. SEE
ELLIE BOWIE AT 358 62NO
ST
OP&t fM SPYGLASS 6 bedrooms,
f amiJy rm .. & huge bonus rm.
Add to this a gorgeous pool and
j acuzzi and you've found your
dream home. S515.000. SEE
•JIM MULLER AT #3
MONTECITO
OP&t OM THE IA YFltOHT spacious
homt" with French doors.
Master suH.e with 5itting room.
wet bar. back stairs, among
many extras. 50' boat slip on
the peninsul d for $795,000 fee.
SEE BILL BENTS AT 1024 E.
BALBOA BLVD
OPEN IN IANCHO SAN JOAQUIM
Enjoy the spacious view from
this well appointed 3 Bd. 2~
Ba San Luis Rey . $168.000.
SEE GINNY ANDERSON AT
#6 LAGO SUD
O,EN IN LUSI( -HAllOlt YIEW
HIU.S. Gorgeous view, large lot
w /putting gr een, spacious
p atios, extens ive outdoor
Ughting. Move-in condition.
$239,900 SEE EVAN
CORKETT AT 3727 INLET
ISLE DRIVE
OP&t I ST TIME IH HAllOI VIEW
HILLS. Panoramic ocean-Bay
v ie w. Pool-jacuzzi beamed
cathedral ceilings. S280,000.
SEE LYLEEN EWING AT
1519 SANDCASTLE DRIVE
OPEH IM UNIYEltSITY PAlK popular
3 bedroom detached residence
in Village Park. Family room,
dinin g room , a nd ad d e d
loft /den. Quiet private yard.
Near parks, pools & tennis.
$129.1..7 5 0 . SEE C ORA
IALulkOSKI AT 27
CYPRESS TREE
O,lH ON ,ININSULA 'OINT
IA YFIOtilT classic quality
home, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths.
pier and float. magnificent
view. $975 .000. SEE KATY
RA ULST ON AT 226 6
CHANNEL ROAD
··•WFF IACk IA Y VIEW
Exquisite home situated in a serene
p a rk·like settin ~ overlooking
Newport's back bay. A unique
property for a discriminating
buyer. Priced at $252 ,000. By
uppointment.
MOOIL MONACO
Just llke a model. 2 bdrms, den & 2
baths. H&F pool. Del Piso tile in
kltchen & entry hall. Lovely new
drapes. See thru aquarium bet.ween
hall & den. SJ69.~.
A C0UMa.L IANml CO.
644·9060
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r.hl,-. l.idu V1lh11ot1: .a
n.ial valUtt for DU,500' ...._leyProp. ........
• 675-7060 *
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with 2 town.h()u)t> de 1.in
reu un1ti. All with
pnvat• palm, W 10 hook
up ll tndlv1dual {'OCIOScd geraaes t:1dl now
b"738$50 ,,, • ...._ 'Q . ~·\ft .. ~ ;. #';. f
Benertt of tn~ shelter. Interest
wtal -orr. l'Quily huild-up & enjoyment
of v1llt1Ae hvin~ All will be yours in
one Of our..,ew duplexes. Buy now. at
toduy'!I pri'tc, !
Q JF.T llELJOTROPE. 3 Bdrm .. 2
buth home. 2 bdrm 2 bath apt .. 3 car
un r age. Purt-has e now & sn ve.
$245,000
NF.AR GOLDENROD FOOTBRIDGE.
A h1 storlc s~pt for 2 side-by-side
duplcxe : quiet & lovely. 3 Bdrm.
atrium home. large 2 bdrm. 2 bath
v1t'w apt . 4 car garage. $298.000 Each .
721 ·721 1".! ORCHID. All done up &
reudy to go. lotsa wood in & out.
ceramic tile kitchens. bright & sunny.
Open Sat/Sun. 1·5.
QUff'~ SLEEPER. 15 Years young.
g reat below hwy. location. Mos t
i!rac ious 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home.
bcamed ceilin~s. ceramic tile.
glamorous built-ins plus a snappy 2
bdrm. income unit. Unbelievable at !~ lft!ltl ;, ~owna ad~
CAIHR flJ~~~ 673-8494
IN REAL EST A TE 2435 E. Coast Hwy .• C.0-dtl Mw °""
Allton your re111l estate -----? ----~ liceru,e now ... start the ·~~-~
year with a new pro·
fe68JOn featunnR exc1t·
mg Telerourse 2000 Pro-
~. the Cast and easy
way to pass the state ex
an\9. Call for an appt to
day
SailRHl&tat.
School
A subsidiary of
Sau Properties
675.4190
REDIEED
$10 000!!! custom•~ elegance and Jwcu.ry plu." ! 4 glon ous
b<lnns. 3 graC'1ous baths,
sluruung step down l1v
mg room w/crackling
fplc Formal dining.
Prci;uge area. Be first' oo.o:m
F O RESTE
OLSON
~ ........... ,
NO HAY
but lots or room ror
horses! 'h aC're near
Newport's back bay !
Owner will fmance !
Tall to Red Carpet
W• Usftft! 754· I 202
CUSTOM HOME
Approx. 3500 sq. n. on ap·
prox 'h acre. Formal d10. Lrg. cir<'ular dnveway. Room for boat
& R V L.rg pool & pool
ar{'a llas everything
Try $185,000. 12161 Ninth
St. in Garden Grove
t:ENTURY 21 1so. n05 392.3240
SHEL,$
Transferred, vacant Owner pays buyer's co!.
t.s. Big 4 hr. 8 yrs new. Al·
tra c tive fam
neighborhood. $98.900
Call now!
HALPINCHIN
REALTORS
67H392
GUARANTEED
SALE
Btflly customized S & S
built 4 bdrm. fmly home
w/added on fmly rm.
jacUUl & much. much
more l This 1s a W & L
purchased home w /In·
dependant appra1sa I 646-nu.
MEWPOIT HTS.
Spedacwar home with
ocean view from studio &
mstr. suite. 2·Sty. living
are.; 3 bdrm.9 .• on large comer lot. 1225,000
UDOISU
Of'IHSUN.1·5
226 VIA GlAZIANA
Charming traditional 3
bdrm. + 11unroom, on
wide lot. $286,000
DOVMSHOIH
OPIMSUM. l·S
I lZO AMTIGUA
4 Bdrm. custom colonlel + den wilb frplc &
formal dining rm.
1325.<XX>
Lawson
Re.illy Comp.iny
ASSUM I
$11,100 ....
Sm all down. Owne r
tranafe rred. 541 -0425
8kr
WOOOUINI sn.ooo
3 bdrm. Patio Home. PrlcH low for quick .U.. C.U NOW for de·
Lailt.~~·
btugo
EARLY ILUFFS FttONT IOW .VIEW
Law lo• cmtO!Mud D.-... "-ft WtMY
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prfHC)' ...t G foreyft' •lew of fhe bird
s-.ct.ary, ...wts 9d "'9't lcjMa. Priced
to Ml at $2lt.soo.
OPEN TODAY 1·5
2019 An..adeCNco
Hewporlhadl
LUXUllY LIVING IM THE ILUFFS
Sff tlth .... le•.t 2 bedrOOM COlldo
feotwlag llot tllb. locnzl. wood dKlr wfftl
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644-7020
2 I 23 SAM JOA9UIM HILLS ROAD
MEWPOIT llEACH
CE
110111 ILlllfS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
HEW BLUFFS IEAUTY
In Grt Location Jn Newport Beach
Bluffs. Fabulous End Unit On Huge
Green Belt . 3 BR W/2' Ba. Large
Master BR Ste. Putting Green Plus
Largest PooJ In Bluffs. Bette r
Hurry On This. Only $155.000. A
.. J oy Of Newport" Listing.
ORIGINAL ILUFFS COMDO
3 BR W/Conv Den. Choice End
Unit. Hi Wood Beamed Ceilings
Thru-Out. View Of Night Lights
Across Bay. Sep. Quarters For
Teenager Or Mother-In-Law. Huge
Patio For Entertaining. Formal
Dining. Custom F P Room For
Wine Cellar A "Joy Of Newport"
Listing. $169,500
GOLF COURSE VIEW
Bi~ Canyon Condo. Top Security.
Golf Course Vu Overlooking 4th
Green Of Country Club. 3 BR. 2~
Ba . Forma l Dining . Jn Quiet
Set Ung. Tennis, J acuzz1. Pool. Call
Now. $255,000. '
IAYSIDE!
In The Fabulous Bayside Cove
Comm. W/Sec. Gate. Nr Private
Beach On Bay. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Original
Mode.I Hom e. Furnished. Pool.
Jacuzzi . Exceptional Offering. Call
To Inspect. $230.000.
SPYGLASS OCIAM VIEW
Truly Spectacular View From This
Beautiful 3 BR + F . R. Portsmouth
Model. Upgraded Kitchen. Formal
Dining. Large Fam. Rm. W/F.P .
Courtyard Has P ool. Firepit.
Otassed-ln Jacuzzi Off Beautifully
Decorated Master BR. Call Now.
$430,000.
DIEIFllLD. llVM
Spacious Plan Four ts Located On
End Of. CuJ-d ac. 4 BR, 3 Ba. &
Fam. Rm. Dining oom. Kitchen
Has All The Extras Plus Breakfst
Room. Look Out At Lovely Prof.
Landscaped Yards. Comm. Pool.
Green Belt. $139.500.
~ 131·1• ~ ••• DOYll Dim
UM19UIE HOMIS, OPIH I ·S TODAY
UNl9Uf IN NEWPORT IEACH -2 new
custom homes. both Unique! 3 bdrms.
2 story. sun decks. microwaves. etc.
$215.000 See Allan Heller at Jrvine
and 15th in Newport Heights.
FRONT •ow VIEW -Completely
redone! Handsome. colorful & vacant
3 bdrm. 21"2 baths. pool and frplces.
Liv. rm. looks over boats. See Dottie
J ohnson at 1509 Dolphin. Irvine
Terrace. bring $515.000.
UNIQUE IN SHORECLIFFS -Attractive
shin~led 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 2 frplces.
wood floors. nr. pvt. beach. $300.000.
See Kay Glavas at 277 Morning
Canyon.
UMIQUE IM IAYCREST -Ivan Wells
designed 4 bdrm. 3 bath. formal
dining. beautifully landscaped. 'iee
Sara Marvin at 1846 Tradewinds.
UNIQUE IM CORONA Da MAI -3
bdrm charmer on an R-2 lot. Great
location. cust om remodeled and some
view. See Bob Hod ges al 506
Ma rguerite. Brin,:! $172.500.
UNIQUE IH NEWPORT llEACH -Great
family home. 4 bdrms. a back yard.
jacuzzi. Priced al $199.999 on fee land.
See Harriette Ha mmond at 1877 Port
Taggart. .
UNIQUE ON SPYGLASS HILL -3 bdrm.
poo l . jacu zzi . in cred . view .
impeccable cond ition $375.000. See
Joanne Perkins al 3 Point Sur .
UNIQUE IN CAMEO HIGHLAHOS -4
bdrm. 3 bath. smgle story : privacy
abounds : private beach access.
$179.900 Sec Ralph Wakefield at 4806
Cortland.
UNIQUE IM EASTILUFF -Shutters .
brick and flowers set the mood for this
3 bdrm with ram. rm. Sl59.900. See
Marilyn Rousselot at 2220 Alta Vista.
UMIOUE IH llG CAHYOM -McLain
Townhome. new. inered. golf cou rse
view. upg rad<'s. S220.000. See
Vergilene Hull at 1t75 Sea Island.
UMIQUE IM OLD CDM -Cute duplex! 2
bdrm home. guest room plus fantastic
1 bdrm income unit. See Debi Bibb
<ow ner> at 406 He liotrop e. brinl?
$215.000.
UMIQUE IH IAYSHOIES -Continental
fl air. totally remodeled. 3-bdrm. super
kitchen. See Bert Reedy at 2511 Vista
Bring $3.50.000.
UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Near thl'
park. library and school. very family
vacant and priced at $111.900 See
Ro semary S tuhlbar#? a t 2918
E llesmere Ave.
UtillQUE IM NEWPORT CIEST -Four
bdrm. 3 bath condo .. split level and
spacious. tennis and all that ! Only
5125.000. See Sandy Orlowski at 11
Kialoa Court.
UNIQUE IN MESA YEltDE -Four bdrm.
single story. immac. Buccola . corner
Jot. :J..car ttarape. only $159.900. See
Anne Williams at 2726 Skylark.
U~IVU~ 1-t()M~S
REALTORS'
THC NICfSTPEOf'LE StLLtNO THE NE;iTEST HOll.fES
CORONA DEL MAit 676-6000
MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US
<>PIN HOUSES SUNDAY f·I
HARBOR Vl EW -Broadmoor. j ust
listed. Fabulous t ri-level. Cust 400
sq.ft. game rm . Ocean yu. 2515
Windover Dr.
B ALBOA ISLAND -Like n e w
Bayrront. 125 Grand Canal. $419.900.
LAGUNA BEACH -4 new custom
homes. ocean view. 120 Crescent Or.
S. of Hwy. From $324.900.
NEWPORT BEACH -Investors.
s harp duplex next to beach. 6801
Seas hore.
BIG CANYON -Gorgeous home in
park-like settinM. S.585.000.
5 UNITS -Just listed. fa bulous
opPQitunity. $150.000.
SPYG LASS HILL -Beaut 2 sty.
dramatic entry. view. 20 MorTO Bay.
$398.500.
HARijOR VI EW HILLS -What a
buy! 4 BR. Fam Rm. 1521 Keet.
~ I J.
I ]. ll J... •• : -i ...
l*I NIWI 3 bedroom on corner with new
upgraded carpeting. Large llvlnc
room plus family roam -large FHA
assumable lopn. Only $88,500. Ask for
Glen Hellwarth 631·1266
AIR COMDITIONa
Combination family room and country
kitchen with fireplace. 3 bedrooms
with atrium off mast.er suite. Only
$96.500. As k for Glen Hellwarth .
63J ·1266
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
If you are lookin~ for a 3 bedrm. 2
balJl home in the HEIGHTS this ts the
one! 1t is immaculate! Features
include shake roof. oak noors. unique
fireplace. ~reenhouse & huge lot. Best
price at S137.500. As k for Rae James
for appt. 631-1266.
CONDO IN MEWPOIT IEACH
3 Bedrm. 21h bath. like new condiUon.
Owne r a nxious. $87.750. OPEN
HOUSE 12·5. #5 Starburst Ct. Newport
Terrace. Ask for John Marshall.
631-1266
R·2 S74,500
Eastside Costa Mesa. 2 units. Present
income low at $400. Interested? Ast
for Robert Milliken. 631-1266
llVIHE
SALE OR LEASE OPTION -4
be droom tri-tevel Yale mode l in
College Park. $109.900
FOR RENT OR LEASE -20SO square
foot 4 or 5 bedroom. 3 bath Hampton
model in Greentree. $650/mo. plus
security deposit.
Ask for Roy Siemens 631-12166
DANA POINT
Lowest priced home in this area. 2
bedroom. 1 bath. R-2 loL $73,900. Ask
'-for Roy Siemens. 831-1266
REDUCED SS.000
Five bedroom. 3 baths. For the large
ra mily. Walk to all schools a nd
Oran~e Coa.st College. Sl26.500. Ask
for Reggie Wyroan 631 -1266
MEWPOIT TERRACE
Throw that o le lawnmower away!
Enjoy the luxury Condo living. Large
open beam master bedroom. End unit.
S89.~00. As k fo r Reggie Wyman.
631 -1266
WOODIRIDGE
lrvine -4 bedroom . 2 bath. sharp.
near new. detached home. Includes
la ke. pools. spas. tennis, etc. s10s:900
Assumable 9.25"# loan. Ask for Tom
Ba ron. 631·1266
IAYFRONT
Super Balboa P e ninsula location.
6 +bedrooms. Pier. Charm -45'x100•
-new li sting at $745.000. Ask for
C'u rtis Her bcrts. 631·12f>6
6 UNITS 2 LOTS
Six bread and butter units: all have
e nclosed yards. Five are 2 bedroom.
the sixth. a 1 bedroom home. Good
Costa Mesa location. Seller will add
cash on a trade-up for commercial or
industrial property . Ask for Curt
He rberts. 631·1266
TWO OM A LOT
3 be droom ho m e. r eally ni ce ,
fireplace. Now rented at $495. PLUS a
2 bedroom with sunroom home on
corner rented at $395. Should be more
on both units. Newport Heights. Ask
for Curt Herberts. 631 ·12166
234 E. 17th StrHt. COIM Mele
611 -126'
Na11onw1dt> Network of lnd1\•1duall)I
Owned and Opcralltd Reul t;state Offlre~
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sncws SP£CIAUSTS
10% DOWM IM SPY.USS
Buy on contract. No qunllfyfn)f .. no
finnnee t'OSL'i. lov ly I r1tt 6 Bedroom
& Bonu. room, u, b th. formal dlnln
room. Tr e hadc.-d I t. Reduced to 345,
WATCH THI WHAi.iS
Super h rp 3 & fo'•mi1v with ocean \'it•~ ntop P'' t mu, Lara formal
d1nin1t rnom. prof slonally
land11coped. Tr m~ndnus value al
347.~
OPIM HOUSES
SATUaDA T Ir s.\MAY I~
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640-tllJ
UDO ISLE
Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances
custom spacious S bdrm .. 4 bath
traditional home: like new. Ideal for
entertaining Comer lot. $500,000
OCEANFRONT
924 W. OCU NN ONT OP&f SUM. 1·5
Quality cr a ftsmanship in mahog. trim
& oak floors sets orr this landmark: 4
BR. 3 ba. home in finest location.
Es tablished trees & lawns. $485,000.
IACI IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .. 212 bath family home on
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool.
playhouse. storage $169.000. Terms.
IAYFRONT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
AVALON
We ll constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak
floor. partial bas ement, concrete
foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bo'(\•d• 01'"" NB 67S 616 1 ---...
IALIOA * S 147.500
No. it's not a misprint! Brand new
condo. just around the comer from
the ,J>restigious Newpart Harbor
Yacht Club & only 1-blk. from bay
& ocean beaches. 2 Bdrms. & 2 full
baths. frplc. + mirrored wet bar.
An xlnt investme nt oppartunity.
see 816 W. BALBOA BLVD ..
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5
ACROSS THE FOOT BRIDGE
Only 2 blks. from the ocean in
picturesque Olde Corona del Mar.
lmmaeuJate 2 bdrm. older home
on 40 ft. R-2 lot in a s uper location!
Large patio. cozy brick frplc ..
priced at lot value. Sl95.000
LUXURIOUS VIEW HOME
210 Feet of unobstructed ocean &
city views .from this gorgeous 4
bdrm. home in Harbor View Hills .
Enter thru a New Orleans
courtyard into this spacious home:
the formal dining rm . h as
twinklinJ? nif!hl tight view & the
paneled family rm. is inviting.
with its brick frplc. OPEN HOUSE
SUN. ONLY. 1-5 . See 3007
SETTJNG SUN DR .. priced to sell
by transferred owner at $269.000
MEEDS T.L.C.
A wonderful family home. vacant
& lonely. needs a growing. robust
•famil y to become happy &
cheerful a(?a in. New pa int. new
carpeting: brinl! the kids & move
right in! 5 Bdrms .. larj?e enclosed
yard, family sized family rm.
R educed in price. only S179.300!
OPEN SAT/SUN . 1-5. in the
convenient Westcliff area. See 1601
WARWICK LANE. N.B.
1/.c ACRE WITH VIEW!
Located in exclusive Cameo
Highland s. with private beach
access. Ranch style 4 bdrm. home
adjacent to Irvine Ranch. The
deer literally come up to your
back door! Lots of room to grow.
in a peaceful. country setting.
Reduced in price by out of town
owner: a n x1nt value now at
$247.500. OPEN SUN. ONLY 1-5:
709 CAMEO HIGHLANDS DR ..
CdM ,
HOME PROTECTION Pl.AM
Did you know you can ~et a 1 year
home protection p lan when you
b uy thru Harbor Realty? A Plan
insuring you tor 1 year against
malfu nction of the major
appliances & home components in
t he home you buy. Just another
reason why . more & more
everyday. we say, "let our
experience work for you".
673-4400
HARBOR
....... APOINT.AllAI ,.. .... 0.0~
TWO 4-4IMT AIAn-....r &DeSI
Quality bulJt , bcoautifully ma.lntalned.
4 nit~ m c ch buUdln.c with l li(e
ce ntral ~o urtyd filled with
magnificent matured specimen
plan The. e two 4·unit bldgs are In
th bt>st location. raght pt the ~ntrance
to P<'nln uta Point, just steps from the
bt'a('h. F.ach 4 pl x has two 2·bdrm.
2 bath nnd two 2 bdrm. I-bath units.
l'~Ot'h front unit hos n wood·burnln~
f1rc-plaett. 2 Apts have great ocean
vlt•w' For qualified buyer, owner will
carry 1st T 0 with 29o/r down. Be
t.•arly' Both bld~s for $750.000
JASMI .. CllB-VllW-SZlt .ooo
Gorgeous tri·level brand new "Sea
Areeze" model with many added
amenities Air cond. fully landscaped,
auto. s prinklers . luxury cptng.
mirrored W3rdrobes, beaut. light
fixtures. 3 BR. fam rm & formal DR.
Gate.guarded area. Call 640-6079 for
entry during open house or 644-4910
a ny other times. Better Hurry!
5 .JmY HIVE SAT/SUM l·S
lee. CAHYOH CUSTOM-$715,000
Beautiful I-story custom home with
g reat golf course view. Inviting entry
with lus h tropical landscaping.
Private e nclosed pool. 4 Bedrooms
(including glamorous master suite
w /fireplace), formal dining rm.
family rm with wet bar plus a Jge
billiard room. 3 baths + luxurious
pwd rm. Lovely quiet cul·de-sac
street. Security guarded C.C. area.
I CYPU.SS POIMT LME SAT/SUM 1·5
LAGUNA IEAC~MfMA
TWO MEW HOMES
OCEAN VIEW!
One home with spectacular view from
most rooms . 3 Bdrms (including
master suite w /fireplace & private
deck). Lge s heltered patio & den with
wet bar. The othe r home on cul-de-sac
street has 3 bdrms & some view.
Italian lite, soUd oak cabinets. Den
w l wet bar. Choice of cpt color. Each
home 5249.000. See any time.
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO.
2 t 11 S.. Jooqllln Hilt Road
NEWPORT CEMTEft, M.I . 644-49 I 0
{w.st".!.3!!J' 644-1133 g~t·a h' A NYTIME
EASTBLUFF
OPEN I TO 5
Immaculate split-level with view! 2480
Sq. ft.. luxury livin~: redone in ever y
detail! Needs proud owner . Reduced
to sell quickly! 2833 Alta Vi sta.
LEASES AND OTHER EXCLUSIVE
LfSTINGS ALSO AVAILABLE
BEACHFRONT
Gorgeous. s pacious home with
fantastic ocean views of crashing
s urf and brilliant Catalina sunsets.
Owne r's beautifully desi~ned
upstairs has 3 bdrms. 2 bath~.
formal dining. 2 woodburning
firepl aces. custom built kitchen
with island work center and all the
modern conveniences one could
possibly hope for -Plus 4 car encl
garage. Lower income unit for
spacious family living has 4 Bdrms.
2 baths. 2 firep laces. lovely
enclosed patio and 2 car e ncl
garage. It won't take you long to
realize this is a fantastic value!
S675.000
()pa Hoae s-day 1·5
4305/07 Seashore. Newport leoch • ••
SPECTACULAR CdM VU
A,bsolutely one of Newpart 's best
panoramic ocean views! Warm &
comfortable living surround t his
spacious 4BR, 2 1h ba t h
executive-family style home in
prestigious Harbor View Hills. A
blend of formal living and dining
r oom all built in kitchen .
woodbuming fireplace and a large
garden-like patio lined in colorful
s pring bouquets . Open for
inspection Saturday & Sunday 1 to
S. 2715 Windover, CdM. $320,000.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
INCOME UNITS
A Charming detached 2 Bdrm front
u n it with cozy wood burning
fireplace and h uge shade trees
surrounding property. New dupl~x
on rear has 3 Bdrms, 2 baths and 2
Bdrms. 2 baths with spacious 4 car
e n close d garages. Grea t
opportu nity for wise In vestor !
$205.000
DAVIDSON REALTY
PRESENTS
1411 PAltc UOO condo. plush 3 bdrm .. 2 1~ ba .. nr. pool. Low, low price
$98.750. 4301 PATRICE. N.B. OPEN
SUN. l ·S
H•••o• VllW HOMES A real
c harmer! Upllraded 4 BR Montego on
corner lot. Owner will carry 2nd T.D. Con~lder a lease/opt. Reduced to
$158.900. 1975 PORT BRISTOL. N.B.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
WIST MEWPOIT Architecturallv invitin~. 3 BR. warm w/wood & earth
tone . large patio: nr. ocean "& tennis
cts. Fee lnnd. room to expand. Only
$178.000.
PENINSULA POIMT OCEAMAtONT Lar~e
4 BR & furn . rm. home. prime Joe.
Avail. yearly lease.
IAMCHO MIRAGE In Sunrise Country
Club: 2 BR. 2 ba .. condo on ~ol f
cour se. Security gu a rded . Nr.
Clubhouse. tennis. swimming. jacuzzi.
Completely furn. at $142.500.
D A v r D s 0 N R E A L T t r N C.
3116 N ... wpv• • s,.J r. B 673· 9060
CONDO BUYERS!
UHIVEISrTY PARK TBtRACE
Popular "Cambridge" model. 3
Bedroom. 2 bath, single story. Near
schools & shopping. Priced right at
$97.500.
EAGER SELLER
is C\n understatement. Any reasonable
offer takes it! 3 Bedrooms. family
room. large pool-sized lot in HARBOR
VIEW HILLS. Vacant -Askinj?
S202.000. 1017 SANDCASTLE. COM
STARTER INVESTMENT
5 UNITS-ORANGE
Two 3 Bedroom. 2 baths -Three 2
Bedroom. 2 baths. Always full. 5 years
new. Xlnt investment opportunity
Askin~ $265.000. Submit your terms.
TURnEROCK BROADMOOR
By pool & park. Plan Ill with
professional add-on 5th Bedroom. ~ee
la nd. OPEN SUNDAY: 19212 SIERRA
ISABELLA.
PANORAMIC VIEW
SPYGLASS HfU.S
Brand new listing! This 4 Bedroom
"Tradewinds" model is immaculate
inside & out. You'll Jove the view too '
Thorouj!hly up~raded & priced to sell.
Don't miss this one! Quality & value
at $389.500. OPEN SATURDAY &
SUNDAY 12-4 ; #9 MONTEC ITO.
COM.
R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112
$48,900
That's ri~ht! Only $48.900 for this
s uper sharp 2 bedroom condo with all
the amenities . Pool. clubhouse and
beautiful f!rounds . This definitely
won't last. Call now!
3 HOMES UNDER $70,000
and aJI are in Costa Mesa. 3 Bedroom.
4 Bedroom. Owner will help finance.
No down payment to Vets. These will
go fast. call now!
GOING TO THE DOGS
Dog Kennels that is. And we have 2
available. both with a 2 Bedroom
home to live in . Why not turn your
hobby into a money-making bus iness.
Call for details.
FOUR·PLEXES
2 side-by -side owner's unit with
fireplat'e in each 4-plex. Owner will
help finance. Offered at only $135.000
each.
540-3666
Ba'J"iJe
Condominium
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THI AMIMITllS AT OMI OP
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Huge master suite lsoh•t· * * U.S. * * OPIM
ed for Intimate f:v•cy. SAT• suM l·S ~a=:,fog:e rl~lr; ·*VETERANS* 104VIALOICA
room t:Jc~llen~ loc1Uon BHt vaJue on Udo. Lm • near beach and 1olf Recmt <'banaes in V.A maculate, beautiful.
course. $85.900. Call regs may en.able YOU to cbarmlnc home. Tiie
1182-1788 qu&lify for $100,000 hotoe roor, detached extra -Q. K€Y loel» with abeolutA!ly NO l1rge 2·c•r 1ara1e. 3 V ~ALTOP.SA OOWNPAYMENT. Bdrm. 2 bath, ramily W.WIHI..... room. firepl1ce. lst. TD
an ~ CounlY firm low Interest rate for tielDrT'H 9UAUTY speclallllDC ill VA home QUIJJrled buyer . Large
4 Bedroom tn-level with loans. We're the VETS open patio, gre1tt
3 baths, big separ1te thatbelptbeVETS. landscaping. Steps to
famlly room & formal For more Info. call: private beach.
dmlng. Located on a .. ........_A"' U'9.750
large cul-de--sac lot with 541 "IOO · ltU llXIY 11 36' !!{ated & filtered "'V
pool. '.J'op rated school _... ~ -:-.._ ~ -UMITB> llOICBS di.strict & priced right at ~.-.:t.•n~l..47 646.7414
$145.000. Call 751·3191.
t;:SELE:CT
T'PROPERTIES
Newport Heights
3 BR-FIXER' Price just r educed!
Giant lot. Walk to beach.
One year home warran·
ty. too! Call rast. 752·1700
()l'ffl t,t fl •,,\ 'tJ"' ft)tO ~#f •
l•·HllJI
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APPEAL
MESA VERDE
Lvly decor. Light open
reeling w/lots of privacy.
Two patios. Sharp home
on a quiet streeL Walk lo
shopptng. Tlus one is a
must on your hst. Phone
now. 545·9491. Open
Eves.
l~•wnmaaatJJ
Real Estate
VILLA PARK
TENNIS
OPEN HOUSE
9612 IRYHMAR
~·S.ftday 12:0 to S:OO
Giant entertainment
home on 'r.t acre w1lb
pnvate tennis court. spa,
and pool! S/6 bedrooms.
4 baths. $269.000. 752· 1920
J QUAIL
PL\CE
PIOHltTIES"'
10,... Tll l :JO , .M.>
VIEW HOME
Btl1 4 bdrm. fmly home
w/lvly night hght view.
wet bar & wood decked
backyrd. Harbor v1ew·s
best al $185,000. Fee.
646-7711.
CALL NOW
3 Bdrm family home
w/frplc. $64.500 nil terms.
MULHEARN
R"11tyR•ter
754-7800
ly0wwtr ~7.500 2BR CONDO 673-6022
21015. PACIFIC
•DREAM *
COME TRUE
An opportunjty lo move
out ol the smog and be
ooly minutes away from
Orange or El T oro
Superb country home
with redwood deckmg.
hot tub. nreplaces. &
peacefuJ creekside set·
ling. Unbelievable al
$145,000.
CAMYOH llEALTY
Shenldo 649-2633
When you call Cl assified
to place an ad, you'r e ns·
sured or a friendly
welcome nnd help 1n
~g your ad for best
response. Ca II Now!
642-5678
SUPER ACTION
IN THE COMICS
SECTION OF THE
DAILY PILOT
People wbo need people • should always check the 'Ibe fastest draw m the
Set-vice Directory 1n the WesL . .a Daily Pllol
DAILY PILOT C\assuaed Ad. 64.2-5678.
Can easily be seen In this superbly ~ated
1ownhome Conveniently IOCated end unit has
2 comfortable bedrooms. lovely dming. eating
area. and w nny deluxe kitchen Super covered
patio and EZ care yard Access to community
pool Call today! 540-t720
Summer Is Sooner
Than You Think
So be prepared wHh your very own sw1mmrng
pool 10 keep you cool Ideal 3 bedroom lam1ly
style home has combma11on drning-lemlly
room wrth a toasty fireplace gourmet kitchen
with au the built ins Sunny patto nghl for
entertainment and family tun Take advantage
$85 000 540-t 720
Want To
Start Off Right?
Take a look at this spic and span 2 bedroom
home featunng d1nrng room. cozy fireplace.
101s of cabrnets and MOM loving kitchen
Lovely tree ltned street Spacious cseep lot wrth
luscious fruit trees All tor only $59.000. Come
a runnrng on lh1s one 540-t 720
Luxury and Atmosphere
Mesa Verde Homes
Spoil yourself with !hrs beautrlul 3 bedroom
eicecutrve with eleoant dminq. eating area.
entry. romantic frreplace and gourmet k1tchel\
with built ins 1'111ce dehqhts such as lush
alrrum. smoke detector handy garage opener
and lully sprinklered lawns Covttted patio.
Come and see. Owner anxious $Hl6.500. Call
54().1720
Immaculate
~ewpG!i Heights Homes
tmpreSSlve 3 bedroom executive home IS fresh
paint tot> ttiru out. Plush new C&fpetS. entry.
dining. family room. eating bar and ~thru
fireplace. LovelY remodeled kitchen with new range oven and microwave Sun"Y patio
Red.uced 5123.950. Call todayr 54().1720
Give Yourself
A Treat
With this highly upqraded 4 bedroom home
featuring 2'h baths. entry with Soanrsh tile
decor formal dining room family room wrth
fireplace and conversa11on prt l1vrog room wllh
vaulted ceilings and trreptace and gourmet
kitchen 2 pa11os swimming POOi and fire r11i9
51 39 900 For the gOOd hie call 54().t720
Slashed Thousands
A Smashina Value!
Oehghtful Mesa "9rde home Ms 3 spacious
bedrooms. inv111ng entry d1nrnq. eating area.
deluxe lutchen with burlt inc; and plush new
carpets Sparkhng SWIMMING POOL 2 patios
one wrth Swechsh fireplace Reduced. now only
599 900 Call 540-1720
Spoil Yourself
Sauna and Jacuni
Top of the hst is wttere to find this uniouely
remodeled executive Featurlnq space. beauty
and luxury. the home includes 4 bedrooms.
family room. eating bar. 2 ftreplaces: 1 1n
den/study Separate master bedroom suite with
sauna. 2 lush atriums Look no further s 122 900 Call 540-1720
Picturesque l
Dream Bv The Sea
Pnrll senrng for this gorqeous 4 bedroom
enlertainer·s deltgtil 1us1 minutes from
seashore tennis and brke lrarls Entry. eatrng •
area. family room. cozy lireplace and qourmet '
kitchen w11h burl! ins and servrce bar Spacious
brick llreolace Price reduced .$119.900 Owner
anxious call 540-t720
$77,900
Priced Riqht
A lot of poten1ui'I' in this delighttul 3 bedroom
home featuring dining. comfortable br1ck
fireplace and sunny. deluxe kitchen complete ,
with built ins tor MOM Lovely covered patio
for year round family tun Just listed. won't last
5•0·1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
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t"Ompletely rt.'modelt'd
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$128.000
NEWPORT HTS.
315 SIGNAL RD.
2 Bdrms . 2 baths. frpk .•
spactOUS fam•I> rm., de·
tached 2 car gurage: on
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lO ~hoots. churches &
priced at Sl49.SOO Call to see'
associated
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F.xpr'd sall?!lmen . Here's
n chanre to jom an active
beach omce with more c·bents lhan associates.
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more affluent. sales
larger, loans l'astcr
10130% split. Rental tll'
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conf1dent1al
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. INC.
67S.46l0
PIUCB> TO SELL
3 BR. l ,,, ba condo.
$65.000 Open hous
Sat/Sun 1·4. 2930-A Brad·
ford Pl. S .A Rur ke Realty 64.2-4758/7SJ·S833
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HOUSES FOR SALE
. t .,..,AM IMerDIM
1030 Ba ide Or. CTh Co~ >NB
~ S209.500 Sat/Sun 1-!S
2 ... OOM
866 8ol W y. Laauna .Bfta('h
494 9ia73 S17R 000 ntlSun l .s
U4 Vt Orvieto CUdo Isle> NB
6'73-7:D> Sat/Sun 1·5
'7~5<-a Island fBlg()tnl NB
676' ua>,000 Sot/Sun I 5
431 R1Vt-f":'{lde 01" • Nt"WPort n~h
675 3-111 l•t8.500 Sut/Sun l ·!'i
3t St'oblrd Ct <Nwpt Trrr~ NR 67~3411 SM.500 Sot/Sun l ·!'i
... <t5 So ~Jnr. Santo Ano
~40 $53.~ Sun I ·5
000 F. Coal'lt n ~ y lt8 < D<> Anw l N 8
642.&lS $6.5,000 Snt /Sun 1·5
•~7 1..ukE>vit>v. CWoodbrid1te> Irvin
752·1'700 $Ui8.000 Sun 12·5
5.262 Plum Tttt. lrvlnc
673-H.S50 Sun 1-~
3'8 16th Ptace <Npt Hts> CM
642·7153 $79,500 Sun 12·4
1184 fh1tland Rd 1t5 c WestclHO NR
642-823S $86,~ Sun 1 5
9362 Comstock, Huntington R<'h
962 7788 $78,900
J II ,-FAM RM tW DIN
is15 Skysail Dr <Jasmine Creek>
CdM
759-0049 $235.000 Sat/Sun 2·5
219 Via San Remo <Lido Isle) NB
675-5626{ Daily 1-4
444 Linden. l.aguna Beach ·
494-9473 Sat/Sun 12·4
1614 Santanella Te rr .. CdM
673-8494 $179.500 Sun. 1-5
• 1000 Santiaj!o. Newport Beach
675-6670 $299.000 Sun 1-5 ·
# 14 Jetty Dr. <Jasmine Creek> CdM
975-0952. 759-0363 Sat/Sun 209 Jo'lower , Nwpt Hts. Costa Mesa
640-5357 $143.950 Sun 1-5
2H & 3 R
2700 Bayside Dr .. CdM
642-8235 $330,000 Sun.1·5
3 IEDIOOM
1701 Mira m ar Dr .. Balboa Penin
673-2058 $248.500 Sat/Sun 12-5
1310 Kings Rd. CClf'ha ven >NB
964-2611 $249.000 Daily 12-4
5301 Rive r Ave .. Newport Beach
673-2058 Sat/Sun 1-5
712 California. Huntington Bch
84~·5.541 Saturdav 1-5:30
2551 Crestview <Bayshores> N.B.
644-9060 $180.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2501 Harbor View. Corona del Mar
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1-5
7212 Guia na. Buena P ark
540-3666 $73.000 Sun 1·5
1362 S. E . Skyline. Tustin
540-3666 $124.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
461 Plata. Bluffs. N.B.
640-53.57 S224.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
508 Ventaja, Bluffs. N.B.
640-5357 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1115 South Ba ker. Santa Ana
646·7711 $68.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
950 Governor St .. Costa Mesa
646-7711 $70.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
2915 Broa d St., Newport Hts .. NB
646-771 J Sat/Sun l ·5
•3174 Madeira <Mesa Verde> CM
546-5880 $120.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
18731 San Rufino <Trtlrk Hms >Irv.
642-5200 $264.500 fee S/S 1·5
1918 Diana Ln CHbr Hind> NB
642-5200 $116.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
20121 Bushard, Hunt'g Beach
963-83'T1 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
537 El Modena. Newport Hts .. NB
752-1700 $116.500 Sa 1-5/S 12·5
2386 Westminster. Cost a Mesa
646-7171 $82.000 Sun 12·4
345 University. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $94.950 Sun 1·4
•633 Cameo Hi ghlands<Cameo
Hlds>NB
759-0811 $225.000 Sat/Sun 2·5
2273 Avalon. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $85,900 Sat/Sun J ·S
2804 Cliff. Newport Beach
646-TI71 S292.000 Sat/Sun 124
3000 Clay St .. Newport Beach
759-0811 $172.500 Sa/Sun 12:30-5
1294 Watson. Costa Mesa
546-2313 S87 .500 Sun 12·4
2015 Leeward Lane. Newport Beach
979-8533 Sat/Sun 1·4
3050 Killybrooke. Costa Mesa
979-5370 Sat /Sun 1·5
2040 Paloma, Costa Mesa
979-5370 Sat/Sun 11-4
•420 Lugonia. Nwpt Shrs. NB
642-8850 $109.900 Sat/Sun 14
420 Lenwood CNwpt Hgts) CM
54().1720 $123,950 Sun.1·5
1715 New Hampshire <M. Verde) CM
54().1720 $106,500 Sun. 1-5
3002 Donnybrook Ln., Costa Mesa
54().1720 $77 ,900 Sun. l ·5
924 W . Orange Rd., Santa Ana
54().1720 $85,000 Sun. 1-5
18659 Santa Ramona, Fountain V1y
536-7542 $95.500 Sun 12·5
14901 Geneva (Grntree> Irv.
675-6000 $88,500 Sun.1·5
1527 PrisciJla Ln.<Hbr Hlnd>NB
642.s200 $112,500 Sun.1·5
448 Morning Canyon. CdM
640-5357 $155,000 Sun 1·5
422 Vista Parada <The Bluffs) N.B.
644-6200 Sun. 1·5
2016 Yacht Resolute, Npt &h
67s.34U Sun 1·5
J • ... FAM ltM w DIM
221 Via Sari Remo (LJdo Isle> NB
675.s626 Dally 1·4
• 19031 Colchester Ln .. Hunt. Bch.
963-4776 Sl32.000 ~.u~un 1.~
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24:i.5 Ram boo <East Bluf() N. B.
673-20S8 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1911 llcllot.rope. Santa Ana
631·1400 $245,000 Sunday l·S
3t0Collet'n Pl. <Eastside>C.M.
642·7817 St 19.500 Sat/Sun 12
5301 River Ave., Newport Bch
~5-8628 S8t/Sunday 1-4
•389 Mira Loma CBack Bay) N.B.
645-6606 Sl39.000 Sat/Sun 12·6
• •2033 E. Ocean Blvd., Nwpt Bch.
640-6999 S299.000 Sat/Sun l·S
328 Hazel Or .. Corona del Mar
673-8494 S350.000 Sun. l ·S
460 El Camino de) Mar. Lag. Beach
494-9473 Sun. 1·5
28701.ell. Laguna Beach
494.9473 $215,000 Sun. 1-5
1207 Cerritos. Laguna Beach
494-9473 $216.500 Sun. 12,.4
302 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
644·9060 $298.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30
306 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
644-9060 $290.000 Sa/Sun 1-4 :30
2039 Shipway (Baycrest> Npt. Bch.
675-7060 $205.000 Sun 1·5
503 A venida Camp.an a (The Bluffs )
NB
644·9060 s189.soo Sun. 1-5
5 Jetty Drive (Jasmine Creek) CdM
644-4910 $239.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
J 146 Austin St. <Mesa North) CM
546-1695 $84,950 Sun 12·4
226 Via Graziana (Lido Isle> N.B.
675-4562 $28.5.000 Sun 1-5
2007 Seadrift. Corona del Mar
675-6670 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1619 Bonne Doon <Irv Terr) CdM
675-3411 $257.500 Sat/Sun'l-5
31 Bodel'?a Bay <Spyglass} CdM
640-1812 Sat/Sun 1-5
2220 Alta Vista CE/Bluff) NB
675-6000 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•#3 Point Sur <Spy~lass>CdM
675-6000 $375.000 Sa t/Sun 1-5
2511 Vista Dr. <Bays hrs) NB
675-6000 $350.000 Sun 1·5
545/549 Irvine Blvd CNpt Hgt) NB
675-6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1509 Dolphin Terr (Irv Terr> CdM
277 Morning Canyon <Shrclf > CdM
675'-6000 $300,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
506 Marg uerite <Old Cd Ml CdM
675-6000 $172.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2437 Duke Pl.. Coll Pk .. C.M.
545-4289 $86.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2810 Loreto <Mesa del Mar) CM
751 ·3191 $89.500 Sun 1-5
715 Balboa. Laguna Beach
644-4848 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1361 I Saigon. Tustin
751-3191 $124.900 Sun. 12-4
600-15th St. <Newport Hghts> NB
642-823.5 $198.500 Sat/Sun l ·S
322 Poinsettia Ave .. CdM
644-6200 $269.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
801 Ceiba <Eastbluff) NB
644-6200 $198.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
16166 Mt. Baden Powell. Fount. VJy
646-7171 $99.950 Sun 1-5
3405 W. Flight. Santa Ana
546·2313 $81.000 Sun 1·4
1300 Dover. Newport Beach
673-8.550 Sat/Sun 1-5
543 Santa Ana. Newport Beach
646-7171 $149.500 Sat. 12:30-4
• 119 Jas mine Creek. CdM
675-5511 $248,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1500 Cornwall Ln (Westcliff>Npt Bch
759-0811 $174.000 Sun. 1·5
1907 BeryJ Ln .<Harbor
Hg hlnds)N.B.
759-001 $167.500 Sat/Sun 1
19622 Sanderson. Huntington Bch
968-0684 $86.500 Sunday 1 ·5
1929Tustin Ave .. Eastside. C.M.
545-9491 $124,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
431 Vista Suerte (The Bluffs) N .B.
644-9060 $146.500 Sun. 1·5
543 Santa Ana. Newport Beach
646·7171 $149.500 Sun 1·4
•4601 Sierra Tree <Univ Prk> Irv.
752·1700 $144.500 Sa 1-5/Sn 12·4
•1618 Reef View Circ.(Spy~lass)
CdM
644-7211 $298.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
3217 Montana Ave <Mesa Vel'de) CM
979-7783 $96,500 Sun.12·5
2424 Vista Hogar CEastbJufO NB
644-8304 $115,000 Sun l ·S
•15 Goleta Point Dr. <Spyglass> NB
631·1800 $430,000 Sun l·S
•3179Shan.non Ln CHalecrest) CM
546-4141 $77,950 Sun. l·S
2918 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde> CM
546-5990 $111,900 Sun. 1-S
24931 Calle Vecindad. Lake Forest
770-02Sl $135.000 Sunday 24
•2935Java Rd. <Mesa Verde> C.M.
675-8800 $175,000 Sun.12-4
4841 Royce Rd. <Univ Pk) Irv.
642-5200 $119,900 Sun. l·S
100 Intrepid, Nwpt Crst, N.B.
640-S357 $125,000 Sun 1·5 11 Jetty <Jasmine Creek> CdM
644-6200 $255.000 Sun. l·S
4902Corkwood (Univ Part> Irv.
642~ Sun.1
J28 Via HaVJ'e CUdo Isle) NB •
642-8235 $375,000 Sun. 1·5
1618 Marin.en Dr .• Newport Beach
642-8235 $152,500 Sun.1·5
•2332 Colgate, Cotta Mesa
751 -3191 $88,500 Sun l·S
624 Poppy, Corona del Mar
640·7729/642·2171 Sat/Sun l..C
UM Via Lorca <Lido Isle) NB
6'&-7414 $289,750 Sat/Sun 1.S
,,,,. ..... -.__.
4 llDllOOM
443 Canal. Newport Shores
631·1400 $225.000 Sunday 1-5
• • 34 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
631·1400 $335.000 Sunday 1·4
1902 15th St .. Santa Ana
540-3666 S78.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1975 Pl. Bristol <H.V.ffms>N.B.
673-9060 $158.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
709 Cameo ffghlnds pr<Cameo
Hlds)CdM
673-4400 $247.500 Sun. 1·5
230 Iris. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $259.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• •3322Via Lido. Newport Bch
675-5.511 $525.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
2207 Pl. Harwick <H.V. Homes> N.B.
644-6200 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2969 Babb St .. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $81 .500 Sun l -5
20761 Catamaran. Hunt'g Beach
536-7542 $9'l,500 Sun 12·5
2030Calvert <Mesa Verde) CM
54().1720 $112,900 Sun. 1·5
217 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB
644-&00 $287,500 Sun.1-5
5772 Middlecorr. Huntington Bch
962·7788 $87,900 Sun 1·5
••503W. F.dgewater. Balboa Penin.
642-5200 $685,000fee Sun.1
•2381 Mesa Dr .• County corridor
644-2600 $169,500 Sun. l ·S
1514 Dover Dr. <Westcliff> N.B.
642-9186 Sun/Mon 12:30-4 :30
•55 Lakeview <Woodbridge) Irvine
752·1700 $197.500 Sun 12-5
337 Ramona CE/Side) C.M.
646-3255 $94.950 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
2182 National. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $75.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
4 la ,... FAM ltM °" DIM
3228 Dakota. Costa Mesa
752-1920 $98.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
223 Vi a San Remo (Lido Isle> NB
675-5626 Daily 1·4
4541 Brighton Rd <Cameo Shores)
CdM
640-5390 $900.000 Sat/Sun 2·5
19612 Sanderson Ln .. Hntg Bch
540.1151 $89,900 Sun.1·5
1801 Tahuna Terrace, CdM
$258,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
1014 Sea Land. Corona del Mar
64()..4()18 $230.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
8842 Sailport Or .. Hunt'g Beach
751-364.2/962-4173 $182.900
Sat/Sun 12-4
1219 Santiago <Dover Shores> NB
642-8235 $349.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#9 Caraway <Woodbridge) Irv'ine.
644-6200 $117.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1421 Outrigger <HV Hills) CdM
644-6200 $300.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 Cherry Hills (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1806Sandalwood <Baycrest) NB
642-8235 $245.000 Sat/Sun I .5
2321 22nd St.. Newport Beach
646-7171 $550.000 Sun 12-4
2705 Cardinal. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $144,900 Sun 1-4
2707 Canary. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $159.500 Sun 1·4
1020 Santiago <Dover Shrs> NB
642·5200 $394.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
882 Sandcastle CHV Hills> CdM
759~11 $325,000-Fee Sa/Sun 1·5
2212 Francisco. Newport Beach
759~11 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
2871 Bayshore Dr .. Newport Beach
642-8235 $320.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2018 Port Provence. Harb View.
N.B.
646-7711 $1~.000 Fee Sa/Sun 1·5
3445 Plumeria <Greenbrook>. C.M.
516-2313 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
932 Azalea. Greenbrook. C.M.
546-2313 $115.700 Sun 114
29401 Troon. Laguna Niguel
494-9473 Sat/Sun l ·4
••35862ndSt. CNewportShrs) NB
644-9060 $199.500 Sun. 1·5
•242 Driftwood. Corona del Mar
644-9060 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
27 Golden Star <Deerfield) Irv.
631·1800 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•8 Cypress Pt Ln <Big Canyon> NB
644-4910 S775.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2954 Alta Laguna. Laguna Beach
494·9473 $134.000 Sun. 12-4
2036 Pt. Provence (HV Homes> N.B.
644·9060 $1~.000.Fee Sun. l ·S
1320 Antigua<Dover Shores>Npt.
Bch
675-4562 $325.000 Sun 1·5
233 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
644 ·9060 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1877 Pt Taggart (llVHms) NB
675-6000 $199.999 Sat/Sun 1·5
4806 Cortland <Cameo HlncU CdM
759-9:117 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
17 Stillwater (Turtlerock) Irv.
640-1812 Sat/Sun J·S
18 Morro Bay <Spyglass> CdM
640-1812 Sat/Sun l ·S
••924 W. Oceanfront. N.B.
675-6161 $485.000 Sun.1.S
2715 Wlndov~r. Corona del Mar
675-2311 $320,000 Sat/Sun I ~So. Towner, Santa Ana
540.3666 $96,500 Sun 1·5
3007 Settln1 Sun Dr. <HV Hills> CdM
e7M400 S2e8.000 SUn. 1-5
3907 Inlet Isle Dr .• CdM
64o.7000 sas.ooo S'81.1..S
1800 Leewaro Ln., NewJ>Ort Bch ~~ S179.SOO S/Sun/M 1-4:30
2079 Westminster (Eastside> C.M.
545·s.91 $107 .000 Sun 12-4
16677 Mt. Allyson. La Linda.
FntnVJy -
545·9'91 $99.500 Sun 1-S
#9 Montecito <Spyglass Hills) CdM
640.5112 $389.500 Sat/Sun 12..C
• •2215Heather <Cherry Lake> NB
675-0516 $268,000 Sun 1-4:30
1820 Tradewtnds Ln.. Newport Beach
646-7414 $298.000 Sun 1·5
25342 Barents, Laguna ffis
5Sl-M37 $149,900 Sunday 12-S
1846 Tradewfnds <Baycrst> NB
675-«)()() $230,000 Sun. 1·5
1132 Sea Blu ff
Or. ( MarinaHghJnds>CM
548-5344 Sl49,900 Sun 1-4
9 Clearspring (Trtlrk Hrna> Irv.
675-3411 $234,500 Sun. 1·5
• 11 Kialoa CNwpt Crest> NB
546-5990 $125,000 Sun.1·5
2726 Skylark (Mesa Verde) CM
751-5797 S159,900 Sun. 1·5
3101 Jefferson (N. C.M.) C.M.
546-4141 $94,SOO Sun. l·S
2008 Yacht VigHant <Seaview) NB
642-8235 $315,000 Sun. 12·4
llS Via Waziers <Lido Isle> NB
642-8235 $489,000 Sun. l ·5
•1834Commodore <Baycrest> NB
642-8235 S225.000 Sun. 11 ·3
•365 E. 22nd St .• Costa Mesa
645-0300 S255.000 Sun.1-5
2510 Vista Bay a (Bk Bay) N.B.
642·5200 $275,000fee Sun. l ·S
1820 Tradewtnds Ln .. Newport Sch
646-7414 $298,000 Sun 1·5
3259 Turlock, Mesa Woods, C.M.
545-9491 $124.900 Sun 12-5
1063Santa Rosa. Costa Mesa
645-0303 S99.950 Sun. 12·3 #9 Rue Biarritz <Big Cnyn ) NB
673-7300 $695.000 Sun 1-5
3415 Quiet Cove <HVH> NB
675-3411 $339.500 Sun 1-5
2810 Serang, Cost a Mesa
979-8256 S97 .500 Sun 10-5
5 llHOOM
17911 Bascom. Irvine
552-8291 $119.000 Sat/Sun
•9612 Brynmar. Villa Park
752· 1920 S269.000 Sat/Sun 12
• • 112 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isle l NB
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
••t03ViaLidoSoud (Lido Isle) NB
675-6900 Sat/Sun 1·5
19212 Sierra lsabella(Turtlerck)lrv
640-5112 Sunday 1·4
5 • pin FAM RM or DEN
4175 Williwaw <Rcql Clb> lrv.
559-4175 Sat/Sun 11·5
2445 Bamboo St .. Newport Beach
Sat/Sun 12-4
2249 Avenida Salvador. San
Clemente
493-8812 S178.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
411 Heliotrope. Corona det Mar
673-5354 S380.000 Sun l -5
1801 Pt Carlow <HVHms) NB
675·3411 $217.000 Sat/Sun l
21 Silver Crescent <Trtlrk Hms nrv
675-3411 $239,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2764 DeSoto Ave.<Mes a deJ
Mar>CM
556-2660 S120.000 S IS 12:30-4:30
8 Sycamore Crk <Trtlrk > Irvine
645-0776 S208.500 Sunday 1·4 * 15336 Reims <The Ranch) Irvine
540.3666 $150.000 Sal/Sun l·S
1601 Warwick Lane <Westcliff> N.B.
673-4400 $179.300 Sat/Sun 1·5
2015 Port Prove nce. HVH. N.B.
640-5357 $177.500 Sat 1-5
14962 Piper Cir .. Irvine
640.5357 $115.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
1830 W. Flora. Santa Ana
546-2313 $77 .950 Sun 1-5
209 Narcissus. Corona d el Mar
673-8550 Sat/Sun 1·5
2042 Pt Weybridf?e <JMf ms) NB
675-3411 S206.000 Sun 1·5
*20 Burning Tree <Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $645.000 Sun. 1-5
20781\astin, Newport Beach
. 645-0303 Sl67 .000 Sun. 12·3
2042 Port Weybridge, Npt Bch
675-3411 $206,000 Sun 1·5
6 • ... FAM IM w DIN
1813 Hummingbird. Costa Mesa
752·1920 $215.000 Sun 1-4
• •2266 Channe l Rd .. Ne wport
Beach
644-9060 $975.000 Sun. 1-5
4 Mission Bay <Spyglass) C<2M
640-1812 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IBIOOM
984 Bayside Cove West, Nwpt Bch
752-1920 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#4 Harvest (Woodbridge) Irv.
551-3877 $88,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
1624 D Iowa <Mesa Verde> CM
540-1720 $64,950 SatJSun l ·S
•32 lmaloa. Newport Beach
54()..3866 Sl39.SOO Sat/Sun l·S
1000 E . Btshop, f E-4. Santa Ana
540-38IS6 $52,000 Sat/Sun 1.S
816 W. Balboa BJvd., Newport Bcb
673-4400 • Sat/Sun l·S
15 =per Ct., Newport Bch
$82,500 Sun 1-4:30
312 Sydney, Costa Mesa
645.-os $89,950 Sat/SUn 1·5 • * 1325 Bayslde Or., Corona del Mar
644-1211 $1.M,900 Sun 1-4
2• .... MMIM•DIM
594 "A" HamHton, Costa Mesa
152·1920 .,500 Sun 1.S tea Vla Barcelona (Lldo h ie) NB
ITJ.'1300 Sat/Sun 1·5
2•aJ11
h10 Canyon Dr .• Costa Mesa
548-2131 $11,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
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CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
l l lDIOOM
23285 Pomfl('1i Dr . Lug N1gu I
S40-1720 1 i9 500 Sun 1 ·5
• 16 Sea l~lund CBig Can} on > NU
631 1800 S255.000 Sun 1·5
2019 Avenida Chic•o ( fllu((s) NB
644-7020 S2J9.500 . Sun 1·5
•345 A·l Unl\'e r s itv. Costa Mesa
962-7788 S92.00o Sun 1·5
185 Lexington C Monlieello> CM
540-1151 S71.000 Sun. t -5
2930-A Bradford Pl.. Santa Ana
642-4758 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
20422 Bayview. Santa-Ana Hei~hts
675·6670 St 15.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
306 Avcnida Cumbre <The Bluffs )
NR
640-5560 St82.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
4301 Patrice Rd. (Park Lido) N. B.
673-9060 $98.750 Sun. 1-5
#6 Can yon Ln. (Can yon Crest) Cd M
759-0811 $179.500 S /Sun 12:30·4
2631 Vista Ra quela <Bluffs> NB
646-3255 $147,950 Sun. 1-4:30
15500 H Williams. Tus tin
646-7711 S75.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l llt pM FAM RM «" DEN
2156 Vista E ntrada <Bluffs ) NB
631·1800 $169.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
#6 BlueJav. Irvin e
540-3666 . S99.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 I EDROOM
689 Vista Bonita <The Bluffs) N .B
759-0811 $129.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
405-4061h Heliotrope. Old CdM
675-4678 . $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 1R&l lR
515 Acacia, Corona de l Mar
675-3411 $210.000 Sat/Sun
357 16th Place. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $123.900 Sun 12-4
2 IR & 2 IR
514 Jas mine. Corona del Mar
675-3411 $159.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
189 Virginia. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $145.000
3 °IEDROOM
2153 Riverside. Cos ta Mesa
Sun 1-4
540-3666 Sl 2.5.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
l I R & 2 IR
721-721 1"'.?0rrhid. CdM
673-8494 S265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
621 J asmine. Corona del Mar
640-1308 $242.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
187 Albert Pl.. Costa Mesa
646-3255 S215.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30
436/4361-".? Fe mleaf. CdM
675-5511 $194,500 Sa t /Sun 1-5
3 I R & 3 IR
507 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
673·2058 Sat/Sunday 1·5
4 I R & l IR
4305107 Seai::hore Dr .• N .B .
675-2311 $675.000 Sunday 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
20 Sea Island <Big Canyon) NB
631·1400 $162.500 Sunday 1-5
l IEDROOM
•23715 Whale Cove. Lag Niguel
495-f,692 $89,000 Sat/Sun 11·5
#7 Sanderlin~ (Deerfield> Irv.
759-0811 $110.000-Fee Sun. 1
2569 Orange, Unit K . Costa Mesa
979-5370 $110,000 Sun 1·5
143 Morristown, Costa Mesa
979-5370 Sun 1-5
3 la pin FAM RM or DEH
•Jasmine Creek -Call for an Appt
640-11Z7 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
42 Snapdra1?on <Deerfield) Irv.
759~11 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
HOUSE & INCOME
FOR SALE
2. Ir 2 ••
707 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
67>3331 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
ZIR&fll
215 St . Andrews Rd .. Nwpt Bch
543-0608 SIS 12·4:30orby appt II
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
Z llHOOM
#267, 300 E Cst Hwy(Oe Anza)NB
67S-.010/673·73SO Sat/Sun 12
CAMEO HIGHUMDS
.tn 11npcl•cubll' homl' on a lut(l('.
1>rc>f t~s lJndM·a1wd lot: there are 3
'flt1t•1ous hdrms . & 2 baths: the lt\'lng.
ct1n1nJ! & p a tio nrran f{e ment is
c•s1w<'lally :ittract1vc• & muke for easy
t•nfrrtmnan~. "l'tw st•parutely ft>n ced
r ool ls ~rt.·at fo r r hilcfrttn. $225.000. 633
C't\MEO lllGl1LANOS DR .. N.R. ort:N SAT/SO 2 5
HARI OR VIEW HILLS
,\ proft'8b. d ecor a tt·d h om e with
JUl'unt & gourmet ktt<'hen. 4 Bdrms ..
fa m1ly rm . Spettuc ular courtyard
t>ntry & OCEAN VIEW; spacious 3 car
#?a ra(.tc. S325.000. Inc luding land. 882
SANDCASTLE . Cd M . OPEN
SAT/SUN 1-5
TWO FOR ONE
M akc o ne step & s ee two outstanding
buys in the "ori ~inal Bluffs": one.
vc:'r'y sharp 3 bdrm. & 2 bath unit with
1900 !'iq. ft. o f livin,g space for S131.SOO :
th<' othC'r unit i s the rare "K" plan
with 4 bdrms. A ,great opportunity if
you don't mind doin~ some "fixing
up": it ran be h ad for $129.500 -or .
m a ke reason able offer. Come to 689
VISTA BONITA . N .B .. OPEN
S AT/SUN. 1-5
DEERFIELD TOWMHOMES
Prime location on beautiful greenbelt.
with view of pool & private patio. 3
Bdrms .. family rm. & 21"2 baths. Xlnt
closet s pac e. $89.900. 4 2
SNAPDRAGON. I RVINE. (off Doe
Tra il ). OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
A MAMY-SPLEMDORED HOME
... in Newport Beach. on a comer lot.
with a n overs izC'd 3 car garage plus
<'a binC't built-ins: & parking space for
a boat or trailer . There a re 3 bdrms .•
2 baths. 2 frples .• SUN 12:30-5 beamed
ceilings In living rm. & m s t r . bdrm.
WEST CLIFF
A beautifully mainta ined home in a
very prac tical location. convenient to
sch ools. s h ops & banks: a comer lot of
ample size & landscapin~ for privacy.
3 Bdrms .. 2 baths & la rge den/dininf,!
rm. $174.000. 1500 CORNWALL. N.B.
Crom e r of Dover>. N.B. OPEN SUN.
1-5.
THE ELKWOOD Pl.AM I
... one of the choice PATIO HOMES
in the Deerfield area: you'll like this
s ingle level 3 bdrm .. 2 bath com e r
unit : it's been up~raded in many
res pects. Only Sll0.000. <You own the
Jand l. #7 SANDERLING. IRVINE.
OPEN SUN. 1·5
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
This is a we ll built home -s pacious
C'nough to accommodate a large
family. yet e legant e nou1?h to appeal
to aesthe tic s ense in every r espect.
There are 3 bdrms .. children's win~.
PLUS a s pectacular m str bdrm.
suite. S282.500. Please call for app't. to
see.
:J~e/J/u/'6
ARST RESALE OFFERING
"FANTASTIC LOCATION!"
BAY VIEW FROM 'EVERY ROOM
3 IR •• 2'1.2 IA •• HOllY RM.
OPEN TODAY 30& AVE. CUMBIE
~Priced to sell fas t & liquidate estate at
$182.000. (Her e is tremendous future
value potential>.
WI AU PLIASIO TO NIS9tr TIUL Y
OMI OF THIS llAUTIPUL
COMMUMITY'S MOST IL16AMT
llSIDB ICISI Plttv An MASTa sum.
CHILDllM'S WIN•, MAID'S
QUAITIRS, SIMSATIOMAL
.,,_~ THIUOUTI PUASI Sii
r..-Y SPllSS AT 4 wtMMD POOT
LAME. •• TODAY I TO 4. SH0.000
llii:~
.US()C~TI:!
800 Newpon Center Drive • M0·8eC>O
. .
$67,500
NO DOWN TO VETS
3 Bedroom. l 'h bath Condo. Elertric
built-in.c;. near pool & rec r eation area.
Rea l s h a rp & needs quick sale!
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport 81Yd.
30th
corner
SOMETHING SPECJAL
IM DOYB SHORES/IA YCRIST
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TOP LOCATION
IAYCllST, HI
Xlnt rloor plan. well
built, 4 Bdrm 2\.11 bath. fa m ily, dinin g. 2
fireplaces. Cha rming
and waiting for the right
family. RV access on
SKY HIGH
One o( the Island's most interesting 3 story unrt &
rent.al cottage
$215.000
comer lot. See gorgeous I wdl l'OnSider trades ai. v.oodsy back yard orr I dining, fam ily area ~r~~fs aoefelr
Including picturesque
Sul'ldeY. Fet>rvery t 1. 1979
Turrw r Ai-i-or
o-.1L v Pll.OT DZ
Colta ~ 10 24 •••••••••••••••••••••••
iuaM•H Only
G1ganuc splJt level for
2 BEDROOM COTT •GE the proud. A dyna mic ~ covered entry Step down
1 year old dream cottage. Vaulted bvuig rm. Garden view
beam ceilings. redwood deck. & family rm with vaulted
narde n patio. cell.mg, rrplc. rormal dm· "' 1ng. huge country By Appointment Only -5155.000 kitchen. Hade-away
0 master sutte. Outside
balcony. Children's win g
1 with 3 swtes + huge
' bonus room. Executives .. [ 1~ . ~~..t!~~i;oo. ACT ~-B~~~!}k~~ !i'lflftill
Al'\O INVESrMENT ~~.\1PANV
673-8700
IYOWMEI CORONA DEL MAR 9UIET RISIDIHTIAL &MROHMEHT CHARMER Two large bedrooms.t wo baths. huge enterta1n-
s199 500 ment deck View of hills.
l , pn 11ate beach at'<'l!i> ...
3 Bdrm. 1 v 1n~ Rm. Sli6.500 I 771-0456 or FormaJ Dining area und 549-9595
ram1ly rm , wn. full -------
baths. nus home has rl J .... 11e Crti Plan I
cently been remodeled BY OWN~R. Ol·ean S
with new master swte. v1 Pw La ndsca ped.
with bath area new spnnklers, all upgrades. latchen. family room and ~.000. Ph 759.0049 fonnaJ dining area Liv· __ -........,
ing nn has beaullful used ~-----bn ck fireplare with SHORECUFFS
ra.ised hearth. For add1·
l!onal information and
complete llsl ol excep·
I.Jona! features call
714-731-3777
Immacu late cus tom bull I 3 bd rms +den home. Pvt Mstr/BR win g has 1t ·s own r1replaCt' & view deck
0 W.C financing. Askm11
UAMDNEW
TOWHHOMES
"lritt.v Woods"
C E.ast.s1de to5ta M es,a >
2A32Santa Ana Ave.
English Tudor 2&3 Br
split lrvel. 2&3 ra r
garage. frplc i.. 1TUCrowa vcs. ~rcenhoui.e windowl\, pool. s pa .
TENNlScourt From S89,9SO
646-0061 or ~-19'.!0
Developed by
Woodtrec ~v. C:o.
"VIEW"
~ ~
There's not m any or
these with such a manifi ·
cent view. 4 huge
bedrooms. 3 baths. ste p
down fa mily rm. crackl·
mg fireplace. formal dm-
mg rm. country kitchen.
Spectacular patio area
w/vtew A "must see··
for so ht tic. AC.."l' 546·23 lJ ~.000 )rfl' '• I • '10'. '• 1' f '; t
=~[~IHIUI
2 UMtTS S 179 ,000 COST A MESA--
Olive tree, shrubs and --------
flowers. --------
0,... Sat/S..n I to 4 Sunday. 1•4
707 Goldeftl"Od 18 1 l HUMMIHGllRD
OCEAN VIEY6 OPEN SAT/SUNIMON Near new 4 br. 3 ba. Im·
1-4:30 med. occupancy. Cen·
1800 Leeward -twy 21 Newport Cent.er.
~l~A: . ,'~fORJM ~5357. JASMINE CUB
PL.AMY
A,f19SS-3454,
759-036~ Kz~ lc6ooP'1•1111a 1007 -· ....................... --------
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EAST COST AM ESA
ba, wet bar· Ready for occupancy. S215,000 COA.ST PROPERTIES co .. 673-5410.
PL.AMI
JASMINE CREEK
VIEW
A,fl955-l454,
759°0363
Two sep. 2 Bdrm units on
full lot. La11ndry . patios. EXECUTIVE HOME! Good condition.
Lou Brechtel & ru.soc
229 Marine Ave. 675-3331
Irvine Terrace Custom
bull 4 bdrm. ram. rm .. vtew o( barbor1Cata1Jna .
Decorator t ouch could
make this a show place.
St>S.500 Open Sat /Sun.
12·5 1801 Tahuna Terrace
Agt. 675-5930
3br. 2br. duple" + guest
R·2 LOT ----------------room Corner lot.
Elegant, cu1>tom re· modeled home with ti
bdrms. and 3 baths The
sunken hvmg room lead:.
lO a large conversation
pit with overs i zed fireplace PLUS two add1 uonat fireplaces '" the Formal Dln1n1C Room
and the Famrly Room ~
The Mester Bedroom
St.ule has a large. ex·
tensive use o( wallpaJ)t'r.
c ustom drap~s and
bllnds, and plush car pet'
Boat or trailer accesi.. Call Gen Ryan. 7~· 1920
Hard~'ood floors. Super f'MMSULA POINT JUST USTB>!!
Lovely 3 Bdrm. comer . Harbor View Hiiis. ocean
Westminster with super Assume loan S248 .SOO v1ew; 4 bdrms .. family
2 bdrm house + large Next lo tbe beach. rm .. new carpels. newly
rental $242.SOO Prine. Onli. 621 Jasmine. CdM
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QUAIL
PLACE patio. Newport Pier Realty painted: will consider ()pc.ion or Contract w/lo . lease1option $295,000 dwn. Jbdrm, 2 ba .. \'1c .. 1zeffdt <>'EH SUM. I ·5 l.orian South of Bay<i1de R·Y PARK
VIEW LOT
PRorstTIES ~ 'llP'ISilu~ r;~IDll 3907w.tl•Dr. dose to beach Rkr
2005 Balboa Blvd. ..-67J..6210or 673·1148 -~°'" ~11:30 '~
Newport Bch.673·205& "5 ¥ lMMED OCCUPANCY
L a g u n a B c a c h Corona cW Mer I 022 I I I ocean view, newly de OP8'I HOUSE
corated. 4 Br 2 Bu StMdoy 1-S
J>Olf Y. ~~IUXK11M ~.000 mcludtng land 594 ..... HAMIL TOH breathtaking view com· •-•••••••••••••••••••• I Rt.IU. l OH \ 640-4018 plete with plans on cul· --------32$0f C->Ml LOFTY LIVING ! de-~c. JASMINE CREEIC 640-7000 SHORECLIFFS 2 bdrm . l bnth on the first noor Pl.US lort for UNITS 3-4-&'s
Plus rentals
968-6183
DO!\: 0 \': \ ... S
of r Aliforni"
HAL UTATI
OPENSUNDAY 11·3
HOME&
INCOME
407 Jasmine
Corona del Mar
QWit.ard Rily 673-8250
LIMON HEIGHTS
AREA
'h ACRE
Bea. utilul executive 4 bdrm , 3 ba home
Meredit h b u i It.
Amenities plus. 6'6-771 t.
Pl.AH II • WIHDRIFT
2 Bdrm +den. 2 rrplc's ,
air condUioning. Fully
landscaped, decorator
drapes & wallpaper
Never li ved in . Owner
must sell. $215,000 #l4Jctty Drive OPEN. T&SUN
Gnat Oce• View
Jasrrune Creek Townhse.
guarded entrance. 3 BR.
21,; ba. family room. f11>lce. $295,000. Owner
finance. You own the
land. Pool. Jacuzzi. ten·
ms . Princi pals on ly.
Own r /agenl 640·11 27.
568-3974
on E"ening Ca nyon
Wide canyon view lhtrd bedroom or family
Arc hitect Ellerbrook room overlooking OJ>t'n
custom home. 3 liR 2 BA beam cer hnged hv1ng U.shaped around patio room with rirepluce. Gracious Hvmg. $359,500 $1B.500 Call Gen Ryan. Call fo r appt. Loretto 7~ 1920
Greerb'754000 ' QUAIL .. .,lJ=• PLACE as:=. T.:~:t'T:fta PttOPERTIES •
....... ~ •• _. ••• ,,, 10,... Tll 1:30 r .M.I
2 IORM COTT AGE ua-•----College Park 3 br homt'. rt.as Income Unit 1--------•1 cul-de·l4ar street. n1cl' Pegged hardwood Ooors. fa mily ho ml.!. St16.000. -------~ beamed ceilings. 2 bnck Agent 54~28!J --------1 fireplaces and nice coun·
OPIH SAT/SUM try kitchen -PLUS -JA.SMINECREEK 2 Bdrm, 2 bath incom'
"33 Whiteater wul with pnvate p11t10 DeluxeCondo ~ and a.rd
Agt. 759--0046 '.cl to S 185,000
JASMINE CREEi
50/o DOWN LS
OPTION
FOR INFORMATION
CALL644-721 I
DB.IGHTfUL
Two br. 2 ba (.'Ondo. Pool. -Many Jmemllt.~ Cloi.c tu everyltung. Only $71,500
OPEH SUH. l ·S A home that you can n.··
4 11 HB.IOTROPE ally ef\JOY. 979 S370
Large cu.<ttom home : 5 A bdrms. + in law apt LLST" TE You have lo sec 1l.. words I 11 rJn NIG[L
(}AILEY &
A558 EIATES
OR OWNER WILL
•------• CARRY I ST TD
FOR ..=o;;;=======
don't cover everythmg ' REAL TORS ao.ooo. •-----MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY
67J.5354 497.3311 EASTSIDE
J
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SUPER ACTION
IN THE COMICS
SECTION OF THE
DAILY PILOT
Top of SpyCJl-1 SHORT PltUOD eustm tot-Plans 6000 s r
Plan I . Baymlsl. 2 Bdrm home. great vu. $850.000.
1 BR older home. R 2 lot. --------i cloi;e in SG),000. Owner
4c den. XJnt Joe. #2 Jetty 545-3639 By owner. 5 BR + single
Drive --------i apt over ll a ru iie .
wtll provide fmancln g. Roy McCcrdl4t, Rltr.
541.7729
t7MHZ' 7&9-0363
LOWIST Pit.tel
J•mlneCreek End Unit
EuyTenm -1199 .. 500
Owner/Al.at. 75MCM6
c»rfOM HOMI
Mucb llOU!lbt al\er 3 br &
SPYGLASS RIDGE s:u>.ooo. 960-6750 , _______ _
• P'OO\. HOM!* Bu kier' sperm I. Corona AXEi UPPB
$291,000 ftt Highlands. Century 21 3Ul Santo Alla Ave. CM
Isl lime on market. n N c w port Ct> n 1 t• r . •.ooo. Only S5000 down bcauWully decorated 3 ~~7 Asllume 9~'"~ lo11n Nu
Bdrm. family rm home -..-----poi.nts. no credit cheek:1. with spectacular view of ShorecUfrs. view. Century 3 bdrm. l bath, rncd rolling hiJls. imprcs.!!lvc 21 Ne wport Cen ter. yard.
pool urea 3 car gar. MO-S357 Gallt-ry or Homes
TastetulJy dtt0raled In I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Kirk Lamb. 631·0900 pale blues & whJtes. ~ _...1_ ...
ForlnlormauonCall o,..-::cRUIY Architect remodeled
644-721 f I to 4:30 wood. glass. hrdwd IAYSIDI noon. decks. skyli~hl vtlW C~DO atrium i.n master 1wte,
Extra n.lce 2 BR condo Ira. lot. Owner ft 19,SOO
overlookl.n& d1annel .ind ,_942_·78_•7 _____ _
boaU Only SlSUOO EL€0ANT
1321 loysl• Dr. MESA Vt~ROE
f'or Olrtttlona Spotless practl<'al sln&l<' den. 2 b•..:.. warm, rustle --------~on unyoo with its LOT V ALUlll own 1prtn1 r~ atrum Good 2 bdrm. with frplc .
Mountain cabin et on R·l lot : owner will
moaphert Only 3 ~ c"11T o Sl.29,000 blocka from ~can. OpenS.t•Sun 1'4pm AULMAmM
at P1>1>PY Av,nue lllAL ISTA n
M0-7'7J9 or e.u.2111 '44-7ll :I
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644-72 I I ltOrY 3 bdrm d n, pool. auest hou.te 2935 J av" Rd. Aaklnl fl 7$,000
Aaeot 875-8800
Owner. 3 br. fml.Y rm, 3 h'plca. bulll in 'BBQ. ~-2175. af\emoon.s .
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kbM•adeUhr LOCATIOH
• ~ Bu\IL lbr l'tb.t bom.i
IAITSIOI wtt.hln walkin1 dllt to
lard or rnley tlb Lo•ih S Bdrm hom~ on 1.,.., nl ru.t '" 11.yhlu .
UNIQUt' R 2 turntr lot ; 1uod tofu , Inlaid tile Urt,
Dt-corator'• mdl, ur ~ lle•lhU area cn1r ro•avt o" • FM
niimdfdby l am .1 Br Otlk)•~ RM, on~ by 622 2001 or 1w1dta.JS.,1raulted CA ~ t , If 8 Then ('all
l"elbAP, m rTOttd woad Katbletn .it STAT
bar. Ir frplc. 1 paralt YAJ\M RF.AL.TV 1 C
mirrored D R.. ll<'P 7 t 4 5 t I 2 l 8 I o r
down UV rm 8)1 O..ncr. N I IO ·~ • tliZ.500 By .•bdrm. l ba _A......l...t... ___ w_"_t_•_ ............ --
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Nodowtl tor V•:t'S, 1u.per •Pllt $oU 1638 I o " .. s I • o ..
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8drm a bath. 1n<-li.Jina UYIM4t C....,.. w/P.1. & ..t r a mt I y r u o m w 1 t h In thl 0.,.n •pnlou• ._. Hllp Kite.._ w /II r1~a Well lootl'd 3br. 2ba family bomr llft. 0 ""'•• I 2· 4 m...,. rhoob Atkm& 01\ 0 88i kl h T r 11 m. To " l'all .. In le en W /S-.,. tty ..... *'Wl = l«n rm .!t':~I "42 5..,art Or. H~I.
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S.• lo 1pprt c11tc • 96J.417l.
REALTO RS 1\Al'U lovtt It 1 Ownt'r Will
•--------· hdpflllilte m 5310 <.Uldo for u le On the und 2br 2 b11 pool, NI~ IITS 2 Br. •harp 1n A LL$'rA TE 1una. •ec ltuntmiiton i.ide'. m.soo A&sumable 1 ~ 2':~,r.W~.,, Sl6$.UOOup
\oan ()pn sun 12-' 3'8 -......... "'""
lSlb Pl. OW!lf'r 642 11" ___ A_EA_L_TORS ..w a i CONDO
PROF Deror" lndstp& 2
y~ar old 38R 2l'lba, u
ten ~k1na w/ll'Jar. Lge
fl'Witr at~. t'U!.l ft>alurt-s
lhruoul Sy o wne r
Sl38.SOO 642 ·Sti93 Open
&m 1·5, 1107 Rldittc.'rf''t
Cir, CM 1 V1ct or1 a to Valley)
MESA
VERDE
wa.th 2 baths Upar1d4"1I
2i,., <'Br gat Tenr1111 l·rt.i.
Nr Ocean $91,000 Ownt•
will take 2od T D Ca ll
96S-3454
By Owner l year old
Drt:»m Home. 2630 sq. ft. Luxunous pool ho nw 4 bdrm 3 ba. 3 (rplc wet ~.000! No qualifying ! bar 3 c a r r ~r agc . rn.~ Su~r clean 3br , 2 Owner wilHinance! Re » u t Ir u I ti d s c P .
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GREAT BUY
Moil J>Of.Ular Plan 4 D ta: R ~ l E L 0 P ar ll
llomt> With oool and 1pa
J U,T REl>UC F.O \u
1141. Move ln rondl
Uon . o .... t houH ror en
lerlalnll'll't\l Doti 'l pa11
l.hl.loppof1unlty BUY.
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IMIRVIMI
'frlll\l(t m!d owners In·
113\c'd on Rtsl. Tak_. ad
v nta&e Interior pre
M'flt.11 Jl'lt c 1ou.-. olf e rings
e>f ~lirlh)' wi.rm h>n1:11
w/bala n c t·d form .
t\ltchcn pla.noed for ctli·
c1ency & 3 1paclou1
bdr m• Re markable
ttml.! Wl.000 ~-4477.
WOODUIDGI
IJfaUltful comer 2 Bdrm
+-~ Condo Cbotce loc
Wumlngton Pl 0. Up. iradfd AtC A.Ilk S'9'J.SOO.
Olll 982 1464 or ~-0673
....OU .. CIMG
$71,000
Bal'l{aln last chan('e' See
for younwlf. This home
o(fel"!S the good things In ure at their bt>et. Kitchen
is a chef's dellitht. Take
DdvllJ\tll(le Of 8(.lnfifltlOnlll
te rms . FllA & V /\.
562-4477. ba In l I Talltol.ctC:y;• $175.CJOO 714-840-MSl 6812 .. Ifie. o . ne w pain . W• U•htl'. 75.a 202 ,.....,.1..AAk Dr. Cpl.. & furnace Owner • ..... '-"" UOO\.' a
96226m96.1-ll29 ---------Older 3 Br. 2 88. Xlnl (~IJ'.l!Jl\UflJIUI~
MESA VRDI O.. ,.. I 026 rond. Steps to blufls. Rtal FAt»le
lnveshftlnt
CoMclous?
Here la a freat bu.y In ~Id Townbomca 3
Bdrm., l•m rm , 2"' ba Md \&l\lt • 1oocs location
and A(R C ON ·
DITION ED. Only 18$$0
WOODBRIDGE
SPECIALS
°"1rout of Uvln11 ln the
beallltl\ll lake1J1~ com
munat)' ol Woodbrtd10?
We have homes avaUa
ble \n th4t prtce ranae
from 112.800 to s10.ooo
P\eue call ror detailil
Jt""''''llllJHll<ol
Ht 41 I•
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llW OFFERING
Smartly laid o ut j
bedroom home In tht1 award winning ~Nfleld
development Thlis Plan
lA Park Home ha& 11un·
ken living room with
fire_place. dl111n1 room
and vaulted c e1lln14t1
Your choice or TWO t
CaJltoday •
UICOlN'S
SPECIALS
OPEN TODAY
4AIMt:"WI•
OP..:N tJ I Shall> Crffltaklt Willow
on t ul·d• n c uroaa
from tennl• ('ouru If
r.001. Prohotonal
anda<'aplAf • t'over~ oeUo· outy 12uoo.
4HZ~w"41
Only •.500 f()( thla f'lan
100, all bltn•. wall lo w•ll
ca.rpotA & window 1•ov11r
U\Rll. Walk to '11rk. lt>n
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i:artht.of\e CM~l. t'Ulltnm RA..CH STYLI ••••••••••••••••••••••• surf. 2 Iota. 644 1094
Beauuful 4 Bdrm. dining Magrur1centocean view. room. family room. 3 car New3bd. Open Sat&Sun
Rar&ge. all immaculate. 12-S. 33816 Coleg10. Agt
IMMIDIATE ah11Her11 4 wall1n•pcr
OCCUPANCY 1rutmcnt llt a 11ro 1
St ~9 . 90 O J a c k 1 e 83J.-0623; 644-5742
Classlc s,_1111
4 Plex
====..:;.;;;. ___ , boou.111room $116,000
Grand award winning Twfttrock Gtew
Adams Plan at Wood· Pl Ill J ~-
llandlem a n . Un ique Luxurious ocean view
Homes. S46 S990 sangle farruly homes nr
211utoOc.-
4800 .sq rt . Huge rms. dome ceil'g.s. balconys,
encl lanai. courtyard. All
have fo rmal d1n1n.ic
rms +breakfas t rms .
Present gross $19,260
pote ntial o r $22,440 .
Pnde or ownership in prestige area O.W C
contract. Bkr 8484557.
bndge E'Blates by Irvine Single ramJly an on I 5 22 .._.,.,.... Pa<'Lflc cul-de·aac.' Br. 2~ ba, 2 OPf.N l2 4
3 Bdrm. 2 Bath. Family the harbor 2012 lo 3206
Room Mesa Woods sq. ft. com ing soon '
Below market. S48·0113 549-5111
3 Br. d en. 2 '~ bath. frplcs. Redwood deck A Cheyennl! In Th e
$118.SOO. Includes air ing, Jae. pool sz lot. Ranch frv1nuchool1. no
cond, Call George at $2 09.SOO by owner. asaoc1at1on fttll llt on a SS2-3700 between 10 & 5 _~ __ is _______ 1 cul-de-sac street. S89.900.
AS'J. llG & IEAUT!
Reaut. 4 br, 3 ba. hge fa m S bdrm. 3 ba. lmmac. UP·
rm. Mesa Verde North 1iraded Thunderbird ~7-~0wner Home. Splendid view-
MARlNAL"GK' "NDS hills . Ch oice area . .u ~ Mollvatl'd seller. Open
1 yr new. $20,000 down, House daily . $127 ,900.
ooqual. 4 br +Ion . Tn· 33126 Sea Bright Dr level. upgraded Must Dana Pt.
sell. Contract avail. BeU.erKomes Realty
Owner I Agt 548·53"4. 661·3"07 496-9788
Open Sun t 4
dally.
lrvme Pacific
R..g.S.U.L.-T· S
Act now ! SeUer LS offer.
mg an exi.sung VA loan
S at 9%. This home 1s NEW OFFICE NEED 2 tailored for your fmly Expr'd Agents. Res1d or w;exceplional living
me. Great comm. spht S""ce. 4 loe bdrms & 8 Outstanding location. .... " Call for Appointment rel real for pa rents . 9 AM to lO PM Hurry! Sl02,900 in Irvine.
552·4477.
WOODUIOGE 14272 MetkM
$99,000 OPEN l2·S
3 ~rm . Patio home. Gorgeous Colony 3
Priced low ror qu1c ~m home with cen· 58:1e· Call NOW for de· -tral air & upgrades.
tails. Agent S46-0351 Community pool + house
Woodbridge By Owner
3 bdrm. 2 ba. Nr new Townhouse. patio, dis·
hwasher. $71,000552-3174
& t.eruus. '85.900.
Save JUST REDUCED (~1wnrnJl$i5j 1---------
Mriet Indy for E HuRtiftgton. PREMIUM
C--Hfl.NCH
Hft~LTY
~s 1 2000
A Bunch!
Nice 3 br. family home.
Great locatloo ! A hltle
paint & elbow grease will
make you SS! Hurry &
:.ave! Call 646-7434
Fast Sale Shores Real E&tate
SI 20,000 Properliu WOODBRIDGE PLACE WATERFRONT
4 Yrs old 2 st.o"". vaulted 841-4557 FURNlSHED MODEL LOCATION
IYOWNEll
Turllcrock President
home. 3 Bdrms. fam rm.
2"" ba. 2 frplcs, 3 car gar.
Prof dee & landscaped.
Other extras . $228,700.
See at S732 Southall Terr. 752.9430
• J ---------1 SCooewood near the lake. ceilings, 3 Bdrm. 2112 3 bd. 2 ba +family rm.
bath. ram rm. Lge &ealti••Townhous• Professionally decoral· Located OD a k no ll
backyard wtjacuz.zl. n.a.. ~ .. 1 OO do e d . b e a u tic u I I y bordering Lake Wood· ~ c..-.a.... I to 3 _...., -Wft I ds d p · · bridge with greenbelts _.,...~ _, 3Br. l''J ba. new w/w cpl. an cape . n ee in· 'd his Wood 13032 TftOl'O St. crease of only $2000. oo both 51 es. l · Thos Bros Mappg37EJ Total payment ~75/mo $139.SOO. Call Leroy bridge Cross' n g • &..,.aleecllt 1041
ASK FOR P UL Only S6.1.SOO. HURRY! p I . p r Camden Mode l has a ••••••••••••••••••••••• A Mulhearn RJt)' Reg&Stcr earson. rvine aca ic. beaUUful view oC the lake 1---------891-7153 562-4lOl. rrom the living room.
GOLD STAlt ---a.CHEAP<>
2 homes under 70.000.
Ngw down VA. lo dowrl' f"HA Won't last. Alll.
540-1673 ------1
HO qtlALIFYING
New Custom 2 & 3 Bdrm
Condos $78 .500 t o
$83,950. Ope n house
Sat/Sun 12·5 at 2170 Ca·
nyon Dr. Near V1t1.orla
Call ChU(.'k Ko1 stra
Marinen ltffll Estate
548-2138 848-1511
Shar p Mesa North, 3
bdrm. 1~. ba. New paint
1n s 1de & o ut. N c w
carpets. Open Sunday
12·4. Agent :>46-HS5
In-law quarters. NewPort
Heights. Sl43.950 Cen·
tury 21 Newport <.:enter.
~5357
ATIENTION
BUILDERS
Super Newport Heights
locabon. Older 4 Bdrm
on large cul-de sac lot
with room 2 bwld 2 or
maybe 3 m ore. un1ti.
Listl'd at $125.000.
FUUHREALTY
Cal 546-011 4
DUPLEX
2 Bdrms .. I bath, frplc.,
laundry rm .. blt·ins, enclosl'd garages; backs
up to golf course. Good
renlal area!
GIB WALKER ·
HAI.TY 67S.S200
Mesa Verde S97.SOO. 4 br, 2
be large yrd Ptlnclpals
only. OWner 2810 Serang,
~
$40,000
PEI HOUSE
S houses on one lot f'enced yards. enclosl'd
garages. ror info. c.'all.
645'-9161
OPfN HOUSf
RI AL TY
/
FOUCLOSURE
sale. Must sell immed.
and is priced $1000's
below comparable sales.
Ocean and harbor view
condo. 3 Bdrm & den, 2'h
bath. May lease with op-
tion to buy. $108,500. (470)
AIANDOMED
3 Bdrms and den. 2"'1
bath.'!, wood & glass con·
do. Must sell today. 25'1-
dn and assume 8% In !
owner will help finance
or name your terms .
$89.000 (471 )
K.R.PROPEllTIES
493-9381
C.OZ.y Beach Retreat
2 llf', 2 ba. frplc, brick
pal.Jo. only $79,900.
H. Johns Real Ell tale
493-6891 or (93-4445
BToro 1032 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$6,000 Down!
SEVERAL LAQROMT IN
IEACH con AGlS WOODIRIDGf
2 br 1 ba under $75.000. New Woodbndfte Estates
CENTURY 2l Wasb.ulgton Plan ready for move an. 3 bed & den. SURF REAL TV 2Ya ba. Sl66,000. Special
536·7542 upgrade package in ·
Ot '*'"to Sell eluded. Call George al
2 Slor-y, 4 bedrm home <71,)552.3700 between 10
located within 1500 yrds &Sdaily. to beach. Formal dining ___ 1_rv_in_e _P_a_c_ifi_1c __
rm, front courtyard . •3000sqft S Ir•
large r e ar patio . Eleoant describes this Children have movl'd·too o much space for seller. beautiful home. F. P.
See for yourself. Open w/frplc + lg game rm
howie Sun. 12·S, 20761 w/wet bar. Xlnt loc.
Catamarran. 7o/.1% loan. 559-4175.
CENTURY 21 ORANGETREE
SURF REAL TV Plan 3 Lovely paUo home
536·7542 2 bdrm. 2 ba. fam. rm. &
1WO HOUSES ON ONE frplc. $77.000()pen House
LOT 9 blocks to ocean. Sat U·3. 37 Lemon Grove
Sl29,SOO. Agent 979-2533. ltvine 496-7427
OPEN SAT /SUN
16UJ NORMANDY
Prestige 4 Bdtm 3 Ba.
great floor plan. Lovely
pvt yard, close lo St . Bonaventure . Asking
$138.000.
Harbour Sales
846-4408
WOODUIDGE
New on market; ran·
u._,uc Brighton by Akins .
2 Bdnns. den. 2'h baths;
central air. Bright &
cheerful. Exquisitely de· corated. Assumable
loan. Sl27 ,950.
4 Br. 3 ba. 2000 sq. Ct. • ·~ ---------
Tuan.HOCK
Outstanding value; 4
bdrms .. Camlly rm .. 2
baths. atrium, central
8U'. New carpets , brick
frplc .. s ecluded yard
W1lh mature trees; patio.
Owne r has bought
another. Only $1~.950
Acre. 2 frplc, din rm. tile 1 .... •o• M001t..1 entry. mod. kit. with din· _. ~ ...,
Ing area. Mast.er BR has Nice 4 bedroom with co"·
fflllC & open beam clog. versalion pit. country
Freshly painted. Shade kitchen, ma~nl{1dent
trees. Shake roof. Crpts master suite with Roman
& drps. Cul-de-Sac. 5 tub & gigantic bonus
min. rrom shopping. room.Super upgradcd.
FTwys Schools. Assume JR91/MoH.tl
exist. $80,000 9""1 % loan. 536-146'
l'U carry balance 10% in· ---------
terest only s yrs. Full tWW•
price S96,000. Owne r· Hc.-bour I 042
Brolter 768-5700 Sf6.0367 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1. 24011 Alderglen.
Open Sal/Sun 1·5. Fo.t• V...., I 034
LJVENOW
PAY LATER Le~ option. Sea Gate
HIGHLANDS
Beautiful Sage Model In
Turtlerock; upgraded in
every way; 2 bdrms .. 2
balm, dlning rm.; great
view! Cen lral air,
microwave. Owner Is
moving out of area: call
(Of app't., you won't be
di&appoinled. $117.950
DAVID D. CAALSO ..
llALTotl ll3-929l
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ASSUME 1cyo LOA ..
of sal,000; F.P. S87.000. 3
bt. 2 ba. upfnll'd, days 96 2 -241 Nick ;
evea/wknds 962·7275
Owner
Condo. 4 br. 100 rt waler WOODBRIDGE. Willow
trootage 48r, 3ba. Cam rm, dlnlng
rm, e lulb cpts , UP ·
graded. aulo sprlnltlers,
patio. 1ar opner. By
owner $119,500. Ph
831·38
RH SPA
BVTIIESEA REAL TV
846-4C57 / (213 >S92·287 l
HARBOR PACIFIC
CONDO
l br upper. areal view.
Complet e ly rurnl1hed
w/valuable ant.iquet in·
cl.1116,000.
If you buy thl• 3 br
Thoma• ain1le story b1r1ain hou1e. Step --------111 dow1I Uviftg rm, wan of 11M1 ldtcben overloolu BY THE SEA REALTY
WOOOlllMI S•S
LE ASE /OPT New ~2Br,2ba.gar.
Open Sat /Sun l2·S. Owner. 956-.2258/~1-3877
Q.IAM. Q.IAM 6ubblln 1 1pa . Open ~/(21S)592·28'11
IXTIA c&.1At4 = rf:'r:o..~·5. 18659 nm I 044
4bdrm .. 2 full ba,, office, CENTURY21 •••••• .. •••••••••••••••
1V rm .• lndry, dinln« Ii SURF REALTY TUITU IOCICS
kit. fuUY eqwpped with 536-7562 Mo8t 4!Xcl111lv• addrea.
...... S..JOl ... R .-a.. ...... ~ ~, ..... .........
to LC"-SI 11.100 P.I
112-1712
first qua.Uty appliances Prof decrt.'d as lndlcpd
dble •ar. wf carport. 2 tlut!t•INdt 1040 •·-.:bom • CR!:EJCSIDEAtpen3br., .. ,... ......,. •·0n.~.._ooo a be, up1r ad ed . a•t. patloa, low malnt .... •••••••••••••1•••••••• Ol>t .,..., ..
Border of Newport ~ Owoer tranACMred. 3 Br. USu.nbunt a .500551...cm c.o.ta MeH $150.000 Call pool, atrium, la matr CREEKSIDE Wllt<rw 4 br. ~pt. 548·6879 By wjtAl.SJ32.000.98MT78 /~~:, ~ t:~~,,~ed A1t.
Mutt Sell: 8"S home l.n .«.-2. --------t.IBwlPOOl•RVapace., ~ St:Ll. Idle iterna With a
Sell Idle items $42· Br2\'J lla. IU-llZ33 TU·aooo o.111 PUotCl ... lfled Ad.
formal dinaog room.
Canuly room. kitchen and
master bdrm. This home
has a tremendous
amount of exceptional
features inc luding :
vaulted clear c edar
paneled ceilings in the
bving room, Cormal din·
ing room and family
room . clear c edar
paneled living room
walls. fireplaces In both
living room and family room. highly upgraded
flooring with wood Par·
quel in entry and kitchen , two. 6x6 '
fm.ished storage areas In garage, with laundry
tray and cabinets .
Cl.L5tom color wood plan·
tation shutters on must
windows. dry bar with
natural oak cabinets and
central air conditioning.
otfered at $239,000. For
Curther detatls and com·
plete Usl of upgrades
call :
114-731-3777
Turtle Rock Glen 5 Br, 3
ba. 3 car gar .. A/C. space
for RV. Owner1agl.
Phone 645-0776. evs.
PETB'S TOWNHOME
Sharp & lmmac. 4 BR.
Fam rm, dln 'g rm.
Tastefully decorated .
Outs tandin g value.
Audrey Kapelu.s, Agent,
644-7767
TERRY RD. "'1 Olk to
Beach. Ocean view. 3
Bdrm. 2 ba. Xlnl financ·
ing. This won 'l last
$100,000
LA VISTA. Central loca·
t.ion. Great ocean view.
Walk to town. 3BR 3
Bdrm, 3 ba. frplc, den
wfbltn bar. Xlot family
home $192.SOO.
NEW HOUSE. Noria-
ha.rd to find! ! new home
wilh ocean view. 3 Bdrm.
2"'1 ba •• FIREPLACE.
Wood extenor. A good in·
vestment as well as a
great home. $189,SOO.
1990So. Coast Hwy.
LAGUNA BEACH.
494-1519 9SS.1570
•VIEW!!*
Vacant . view or ocean Ir
canyoo from this 1-level hom!i tge. 3 BR. 2 ba.,
Tempie Rills. $155.000
Ageot 6'6-t 133
7151ALIOA
Of'IM SAT /SUM. I ·5
LA4'MIMA
OCE»IVllW
CUst.om builder's home;
3 bdrma .• family rm ..
d lnlnl rm .. saun a , aounnet kitchen. central
vacuum •.h tem. out· at.ndin& dellllt. ln mint
condltlon ! Excitin g penoram1 ol 180 deg. of
ocean as beach vie•1"8, •
Orangetree Condo. by great •l>laab of lights al
owner. Pla_i;> 3. I br. nllbt! At>uyat~.000.
Ad\lltaonly. Tennis. pool. ~I COAST spaetc.~1.000.640-18l8. UALISTATI
University Park 5br ~~~6~44-~4'~4'~~~I w/land. $119.000. 17911 .:.
Bukcom Call ~52-8291 or n-. I 044
805fc.4381 coll~. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
BEST IN TURTLEROCK
VIEW a LOCATION Ill
Dramatic trchlt.cture.' apack>w1 2 BR
townhome. $172.000 w/tarad.
l((CUTIVI &!CIANCI + VllW
~ent. d"lgner-euttomlzed .t BR. Fem.
Rm. "Edlnborough" w/Vlt'w ot rolling 1'11111111
$2$9,000 W/l&nd.
..
2br. Apt. Oceap vltw
Pool. '79.500. O:W.C
Call -.-weekends •an
THI su•vnY
FOR THOSE WlfO
HAVE KNOWN THE
SEA • fallen under her
ma ate 1pell. TH IS DUPLEX It Victoria
Btad\ la Ute •ntwer to • dream. Located on tbe
ocuo aMle of the hwy •
JUSI' A SHORT STROLL OOWNTOTHE BEACH
Tht1 lara•r unH hu !WACIOUS LIV. RM WJ OPEN BEAM n :ll,ING . MASSIVE l''lt I• L.C. 0 I'' 0 L D hltlCK , F.'n: Compan
llllrht1n tNt-:l!:D S ICY.NOVA'l'IN<: > & a din
11'11 11nia w / .,"rtnt'h door
1111tn1n11 lo sec luded
'
ltltlo llnk1uu bath hat.
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NAtl'l'lCAl. Dt~COlt
1111• 11 r1attut•llY llOUnd. 116firr llupltt" I• IN NEED
Oil VAllO WORK It
MINUlt IO!l'AlltS H rfll.I tl•vw d tllltl•d II 11.AI'~ A1'1'H~ llt-:ACll
W/ICt-,N'f.\I , INC'OM 1-:.
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t l41,900Mhtce
I ~il'f lllit y hfllf'linanca
Mll MOft HALTY
~,, C111t Hwr . t.•iiuna ...._494.07J I
OPl!.N l)lJN l:! 3
YOUI CHAMCI TO
llOWSI THllOU&H
OPIM HOUSES
TODAY 1·5
-PRIVACY CAM II YOUIS • tlils two ........ .._ ...................... .
, ......... co l ftfn. ..... r.w
o••rloolllR9 oc••• ••d c••Y••·
$122.SOO 2217' c ... ,..._ Leg• 1
N ..... Clll Uan• dt 5 IHI
-WAU TO THI llACH .,_ ..... 2
be••-coft8f" wtHI oc..-Yiew 9d
iecud ofi tll• •••t•r &.edr oo•.
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lffclt cw ... Coft _...,
-SUPBI LOCATION It t-f ,..t of ..... l ..... u ......... specW ~
Add to tWt • oc._ •ir#, tai,1-li,
pool-lbM lot _. •1& ...._ S24•.SOO
1624 t.o.lw St. L.,... IHd If r.W
l.yTwrecet
.bin.go 499-4551
497.333'
495-1720
On loo Orange Coast-look to Lll'QO twsi ll~CHIQUl'rA E>Ul~.en (•h11rmln1& 2 Rrt. I!~~~~~;!!!;!!!!!]!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ rt h11 . tic: h v , rrpl., I~
hdwlf peu ed flonrK, 1---~-il!!!~--W 0 I) d fl • n c: I I n I( • 1·
bookbh elvea . p~110 ;
orct1n lldti hwy J;"t•w
blelllt to tic11ch N rnd
Proh•ll~ u le A11lu n It
1210.000 bubmll
2 UOHM homt·, N t•nd. n ~ lot. can odd urut.
siw.~ PEG/\L.U.:~
HKALTOR 494.7573
ffY OWNER $127,000.
Wlillt to beach & town
Coz.y. immaculate col·
tage. totall)' renovated 2
Br l Ba. some ocean
vteW. mature trees. big
badt yard, coverl'd deck. Pnn. only. 494-7296
POnalEALTY
lOOON. COA.5T HWY.
497-2461
WOODS COVE
Great retirement o r
starter home with ocean
vtew. 2 Blks. lo bea ch .
spacious 2 bdrm., lge.
living rm. with frplc ..
gleaming hdwd. nrs. 2
L>e.:ks + pat io. Some
furnitur e included .
SUB,SOO
TEMPLE HILLS
Panoramic ocean &
village views: 2 bdrms ..
huge family rm .. 2 i,.,
balm; deck. pauo. lovely
garden. Flexible terms.
$21.S,OOO
OCEANAtOHT
Spanish navor. 3 bdrms ..
den. 2'1'1 baths; right on
the sand. $48S.OOO
OCE»IROHT
Just steps from sandy
beach; 4 bdrms., 4 baths + guest apt. with
kitchen. bath & bdrm.
S67S.OOO
•RETURN
With lhe Swallows lo San
Juan Capistrano & this
beautiful 3 BDRM .
home. Master suite has
fireplace. Located in the
bills. $I33.900. COW> p
•EXPAND
Inside & out. Large yard
with room for pool. 3
Bdrm. home bas vacant
area under house for storage or expans ion
SW.000. C032DP
•RAMIUMG
4 BDRM. home on large
oce8l'I view lot complete
with . canyon ln back.
Formal dining rm.. 3 batM plus new carpets &
paint. Sttll.SOO. OOl~DP
•SOFT CURVES ot lhe Saddleback valley
are the s ig h ts from
secl uded 3 BDR M .
retreat. Functional Cami·
ly rm. plus large garden.
$174.~-~DP ... DDIM
By woodsy setting lb!s 2
BDRM. cottage Is a
perfect. retreat. Facing C.t.alina sunsets on quiet
dead-flld ttreet. $178.000.
8038DP •ADOIAILE
3 BDRM. home overlook·
ing Blue bi rd Park.
Ground s surrounding
home incl. adjacent lot.
Country llllth., S\Winl rm. A2$.000. COtiQP. .
•WSH&IHN
f"tlrway frontage with
diltindive 2 BDRM. 6
2'1'. b atb h ome .
H a n dcraf t e d
w o rllma n •bl p throu1hout. $3$9,$00 .
BemDP
900 ll1wy,. St.
&Aflllelteell
Causey
& C.Ompany
HEWLYUSTED
This hilltop wood sy
e s tate . Afro r d s
panoramic ocean and
village views EnJOY
complete tranquility and
rela.xl'd living 2 large
dedls. formal patio with
founta in 2 ga rde n
bedrooms. family room .
din1n~ roo m . e n t ry galle ri a . f1r1 v a t e
separate guest quarters
with adjacent den/study
Shown by appt. $395,000
•
WOODS COVE
Comfortable 3 BR. fam1· ly room and Ru l!s t
quarters in exclus ive
area near beach. Has
lovely ocean view and large lot with tall trees
and beautiful f e rn
gardens. $230.000
Scan TM COOit
wtule }OU efljo))' lraJt-
qualJly & pn\ acy frocn
the 29 ft open bea~
llvmg rm with its 111
1ng rrplc & pegjl~d
hd ... 'd noors . formal <tio
m1t rm 3 ruet> bdrm~ . ~
a spa on re<l"'ood cs~
m g, m a lo\el;it (~nt.ain
garden Sacnt11.:1ng at
~.000
AR..talbetmltd
.. exists 1n LaJ: uo
Beach' Homes are pnm ..
uweslme~' tO\ ei.uiat,.
Uu.-; dJstr~ offenni;: ol •
ml•liculous 3 bdrm 2
bath. ocean v1~w hQm ..
with a spa. on a ta~ lot r ()I' Sl2A .soo.
•Hewleachsi• •
Move 111 today• EnJOY lhP
While water view & ~troll
to fa mous Vict o ri a
Beach from this charm
11\j?, new 3 bOrm . 2~.,
bath home + den with J
wet bar. May lease/OP· uon . at $225.000
Hili• McConMck
..., 494-7551
• ........ Hils I 050 IHEXPE:MSIVE •••••••••••••••••••••••
JEWEL 3 BR 2 BA, Monterrey
2 BR treasure 10 South coodo. highly upgradl'd,
Lagwia. High beam ce1I· $79.SOO. Ownr. 837·5998
1ngs. e at-in k1lc.'hen . •-~ 1052 ocean view and walk lo ....,..-• ....,..... nearby beach. Make of. •••••••••••••••••••••••
rer. sun.soo Laguna Niguel
OCEANFltOMT R I ~ North end duplex in ea ty ~
prune area. 2 BR m each
unit. Shown by a ppl s:;oo.ooo
•
U04So. Coast H1way
In V1ll11ge fair
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
MOMARCH IA Y
Outs tanding m ast e r
suite w1lh fireplace and
dramallc bath In this
warm, custo m built
home. Pool surrounded
by deck.~ with two roun· taw. $289.900
C51 Coldwell Ban~r
3 Monarch Bay Plaia
Lagun:i N11{Uel
496-7222 . 131-0136
AtOHTINGEL
NIGUEL COUNTRY
CLUI
Ii!! acre outs tandi nl'{
build.tog site affords op·
partunity to have your
own custm home in 1 of
the choice areas or So.
Calif. S199.SOO OCEAN PRIVATE
COMMUNITY
3 Bdrm . 2 1.-'l bath
townhome. f o rm e r
model. Super s harp &
beauufuJly matntainl'd.
F\illy fum'd & warran-
teed 1 yr. Some ocean vtew. Priced to sell fast,
$132,SOO 493-9494 495-5220
496-2413 1 30-SOSO
5'ACIOUS HOME
Meredith Hills-in Laguna
Hills. 2 sty. 4 Br 3 Ba.
OCEAN VIEWS (arruly rm & wet bar, lrg
... lrom lbe expani1lve lol 66xl27 Pnce $149,900.
deck or lhls 3 bdrm. Amust set!. home. could be yours to B.A. Roberts Rltr·s.
enjoy; the ultimate In, ___ 7_i 4_t_SS_l_·34_37 ___ _
privacy & seclusion & Townhome. compl up quality crafts manship graded , 3 br. brick·
thruout. $299iSOO redwd decks wlfirepil, 2 UH TS pal cov's & vu. ssg,ooo.
On a very large lot, only assume 9V.% loan. New
l·blk. to beach & easy to conv. at 9~%. Open hse
rent! Great Potential! wtmds. 495-668~
SlS>.000
OPINSUN.1·4
JI 15 SAMDUNE LM.
Har bor View Hills.
Corona del Mar . lm
rmculate. for the most
dlscrtmlnalln(l. This 3
bdrm. llt family rm
OCEAN VIEW
Monarch Bay Terrace
Elegant Fr. Provincial
OpenSat/Sun l·S
327l9Sea lsland Dr
6'()..6259
home has been lovinl(ly ~
citing ocean view. with u f l :'.;. c,,~ V cared ror & ocr~rs an ex· ~ n~ /, LJ,Jr,J.
security or a wa11eci & R E A L T y aated yard. $289.SOO or.. SAT. 1-4 do .El Nituel Golf 1402 CmlTOS eourse. 2 BR. 2 ba.' Go00
Qu&Jve £1n•ncl.n1: un· ftnancins. $8.1.000. BOND
obllttuclable ocean. CA· REALTY. 831-!Hll
nyon view; easy care &
tn move·hl condition, IOto 150/oOoWR
makes lhla 3 bdrm. home 10% lnl. No qualify. 2 luic·
an attrectlve buy at ury home:; $1S8.SOO to
$149~ Sll4,000.
!1itr•? °"'1 $91,500 ":t.WMIJ(.Of._.~-:. 2 Br. 2 ba. 2 pal.lo•, frplc ~ ... ,, , m greenbell.
2 Br 'apl OYO POOL,
OCEAN VU 179,SOO. OIWIC. Wrti. for appt.
I PO •••• So Lag.....,.,
..... 0c .. v1ew
3 Br. 2 ba. cuttom den. 2
frplCI fc bar. ll.$9,900.
"Ille above homes ar.e
loc•ted 1n the private
beach rommuolty of
N\lutl Shord. H. Jama Reat Estate --•or te3-MU
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SJ?1c1ou1 ms tr a ulle. t ~I!: LAND. flu1blt>
hn11nc1na !Jy Ownfr
644~
~YuHOMtt
Phu.-II Portohno
finlahed bonus rm Fee
land By owner 644 0413
BY OWNER
Older ~. one In from
C>Celln frooL Oc&a n view.
2 br. 2 ba. Sl00.500. Prln
clf*ls Only. 675-5$00.
MEW MODEL HOMES
Ready lt> move into. Last 7 models.
Complete with masonry, awning pack
& landscaping in
HEW NISnGIOUS ADULT
MOllLI HOME PAIK
<Mission Viejo area>
6 MOHTHS RH ltEMT
7 I 4/137.ot7 I
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1076 --------• S.CI••• SIAVllW ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl6•900 C urclel c__._ Pre.cit "•r+f 1600 -· r ~r I VIEW STEPS TO 11.ACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~charmcif "OldWorld ~ Dbl wide '61 trailerama • .. ~ ...... "'RJET"'IL ~ .. aw~1b you In TOWNHOUSE --~ "" UU.. p11vate gated com <DN5L88) 3 pvt b<'h & Bulkilng in the heart or
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v.1Lh wppru:11 S15 llOU
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964-26 I I osuo
" Lcy
mun1ty ove rlooking Sal\ Clertlfllle magnlri· pier.SubleltingaJlowed. the downtown area. cor-
Oranae Co with a com cent ocean & Dana ~at.edp infiTrCoaaeuu~ Is. ner location. excellent rounding view from the Harbor view. Spacious -1 aci ic st wy. property for art gallery. mounuun.i. lo the Palos 2br &den w/wel bar. 2'' Lag. Bch Ofrered by fW111ture store. or any
Vcrd l.':1 P e n1ns ul <1 . ba. Spbt level. Frplc 1n Ren a issance M .P . retail business. Ownt-r
l'u.-ilOm ¥ppo.ntments m· living room & m s lr 7l4-499-38l6 moving & wants to i.ell.
d udt! hardwood floors. bdrm. Beautirully up· ~-ux-E_M_O_l_l_L_E __ 1 ~!-~0001 nmtt1.cs'67
2 ~ <>,,.;00° 0 0
cuJ de ''" str~ t t><1r ,,-hoot.., " ·~ t'>lrt'rt'd nt $8!1 500 l_.ttun" Vic-Jo lk 1&1ty58l 54l6
tu IAYSIDE COVE llG • IEAUTIFUL
I EAGM TO GO
#••1·d oa.. Ubrar u wall. gr-.. _. lnclud~ refrin ~ OC41 .rv• """ "' " '""'"'· '"" .... On 2 acre". welbar, Still.tied gla.ss windows, wasber & dryer. Pnced " Pr -2000 WIST ~ BR. 3 &. Somerset.
kitchen koook. family
wJwdbar. dmtng rm. 2
fpk's, view of Newport
Cenll'r A poU.mg shed.
pnvacy & a price you
can't beat Owner has
bought another home,
s ubmit all offe r::..
$217.000
Prench doors. s pa & ,_ u A ton your fireplace. property lftcw openy .., se · mus a Ire ad y d 1 v 1 de d . ••••••••••••••••••••••• much murh more For llsl to see. Open House
STIPSTOWATER! rUl'lherdela.llsCall. Sun 12·5. O>mpletely rene,ed with ,..,,_ Acreoge
•
4 41 I Altamira Really many trees. 12 acres. Sl.2.000 pr acre. Mtwportleec.lt 106' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Q\IJ1hly plus coodo in
pnvatr. exclusive area --------•I wllh t'hanneled views of bay and Balboa Island!
729-4979. (714)729-4979. collect 1-617·5609 Owne r will finance DROVER LANO & w/ZS"lo down Ocean Hills condo. By lNVESTMENT CORP. .
· "The Meadows" Mobile > llGCAHYOH
VER.SAil.LE
SQ}5,000.
IJ9 Rue Barntx "'abulous ocean & golf
Sirus model. 2 bdrm .. 2
bath. patio and lari.:e
del•k; extra large al·
tached garage with
storage and workspace.
Pool & jacuu1 $239.500
Cal l Be a Arn o ld .
752.1920,
1801 Port Ca rlow
owner. 2 Br 21fl Ba. Fan· ~ PR€cTIG€
tastic view, new carpets. home 24x6S. upgraded. I HOM€~ paint & paoeUng $79.000 _
RLU.. firm. Prin only. Assume Byowner. 714/552-3880 3:i33W.CoastHwy,-NB lt.STA~Vil'T existing 1st TD. 496-3231 New 12 X 44 W /lge. cvrd. 645-6646 ('()Ul"Se.
Nll 673·7300 ~ ----lllilllllililll._• ·--------•I porch & carport in qwet adult. no pet park. ---•
4
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SACRIFICE!!
BIG CANYON <'nndo
SlOK below mJrkt't A
Beauty
Afso elegant 3 UR pool.
Jllc . great area. $129,000
Agt 6734311
FOREVER VIEW
Seav1e-.
New Bed ford designer
home . with c u s t o m
JaCUT.Zl. First offenng by
appt. Jo Ann Doran Agt
k 9UAIL
A!~~~~
lap.a Tit 1:)0 ,.M.I
NACHHOUSE
I block to beach Assoc.
pool. u~orus e,rts. lagoon.
Sl20K
IU.673-5489
675-3411
WA TERfllONT
$268.000 9~ assumnbl<'
In. O.W.C paper. 4 BR. 4
ba. Cherry Lake w /dock
Prin. only 64.2·1121 days
or 675-0516 cven1ogs &
wknds.
NACHDUPLEX
l·Blk to ocean; newly
renovated. $155,000
HEWPORT HACH
REALTY 675-1642
ONLY $119,500
J BR 2 BA. pool sz lot.
New copper plumb10g &
fore . air. Upgraded.
Walk lo schools & shop· ~· Ask for Doris.
759--06~ 1----------COHDO IY OWHEI
Jbr 2 \.\ba $99,500
Near Hoag 545-3639
~~ "BIG CANYON
BEAUTY"
Gracious living al 1ls
best . Drama llr hv rm
w vaulted re1hn1:. hu~e
lrplr. frml din rm. coiy
fmly rm w I u se<'ond
rri>lr 4 tgc bdrms. over
s i te d m s lr s u1t e
w gardl'n bath Truly a
prestJJ?t<>W> home newl y
ofrerl'd 759·1501
t-1ru.TOPf:N HOUSE
SEA VIEW
t'ort Roy1I with add1·
uonal bonus room Sa t.
15
Location View
Sloe Jo Ann Doran Jl
2lZ7 Yacht Rud1anl
759--0619
BEST PRICED
liAR HAJtBOR VIEW
HOME IN SEAVIEW
Cus tomized. Pri vale
::.bowing. Jo Ann Doran
,\~ 759-0619
EXECUTIVE
TOWNHOME
JASMINE CREEK
1tuge 2 story w/exqu1s1le
('rptlrl#! + stained c lass
windows. 3 bdrms, 2"2
ba. rrml din, fmly rm.
Lrgest model in Jas mine
Creek 759-lSOl
Real Estate
OPEN HOUSE
Dalty 1·4
2 t 9 VJo Son Remo
lido Isle
~ru!Q .lt~~.
w/pool, Ja<', ram rm.
completely remodeled.
Big lot much mor e.
Owner will nnanrc No
n edJt needed 1155,000
balance. Ask ror Ed
Cbr1T.()W !164·2455
ly Owner /lack lay
Cu::.to m. Ea rlh t one.
!lp;.tt•1ous JBr. 2 Ba . L fl D.R. rri>lc. pool. patio,
cul-de·sac. Mu::.l st-e .
$139.000 Ope n Hou::.e Sal!Sun 389 Mira Loma
N n or call 645-6606
Durt.EX
Hy owner. reduced lo
$175.00>. Both 2 BR units.
1 blk lo ocean. Good in-
come area 615-0475 ---SPAC IOUS 2BR. den OR.
LR. view+ I BR apl over
gar+6 car prk'g. 215 St. Andre w:. Rd. See by
appl Agt Craoey&0-0608
OPEN DAILY
Comer location. beamed
l't'1Jmgs. frplcs & floor to
ceiling windows that af·
ford a view or a secluded
pallo & garden. Features
lhal make 1300 Sussex
Lane a des irable home.
S167.500.
l 'l'iqqt ""Orf\. (714
67H1 tbO Allotr.
601 LIDO ISLE
Awcrd Winni.NJ Hotne
Outstanding arcbiter
twaJ design, spacious 3
BR. ram rm. dininit rm, 2
lush pauos. 3-car garage
0 w.c.. nex.ible rmanc-
ing. 10 5~~ Appointment
only.
o ..... SoderilftCJ
UtilmD IROKEAS
675-5626
Big 2sly. newer 4br , Jba,
Back Bay. Huge lot.
Horses OK. $154,950.
Pnn. Only. 645·7783 P.M.
WESTCUFF
SHOWPLACE
Gorgeous Westrllrr J br
home. Spacious livini.:
rm. Warm c ornt'r
fireplace Family rm.
Gi ant kjtchen·loads of
cupboards! Huge mu ster
wing 81 jt se w1ni:i
laundry rm Mas s1v<'
central patio. Mint cond1·
bon! Call fast 752 1700
f I 'J f J • I •,I f j '• I
[~NllHI
BEACH
"FIXER"
Cute 3 br bearh hse
Wood beam ceilings .
Brick rrplc Needs work
but you Save. Hurry, call
now! 645-7221
Albert Pussell
Realty Co.
833 DOVH ... N.a. 631-SlS2
Buy direct from owner.
darl i ng Harbor
Highlands home. 3 BR. 2
ba, frplc. wood deck . re·
modeled kilch & buths.
hrdwd noors. brick work
in front. new paint out
side. $ll9.500. may as·
sume loan. Call for appt
642·1688.
OCEAHNOMT DPLX.
2BR. 1 bath each. 2 car
gar. SJSS,000. Ph 675-1906
CHERRYi.AKE
$268,000 w/9'( assuma·
ble ln. 0 W.C paper. 4BR
4ba . Ch e rry Lake w'dock. Pnn only. Open
S unday 1-4 : 40. 2215
Heather Ln. NB. Call
6'2· 1121 dys or 675-0516
eves & wknds.
DUPLEX-By Owner Must
sell 1mmed 1 2 blk to bch.
Xlnt terms. 675"8351 Agt.
IAYCREST
IEAUTY 21 2015 Leeward LOH
3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Super
® rtoorplan. Open this
WntdiffR.alty Sat/Sun 1 to 4. Bob
...~RT HTS. Dickenson. Agt.. ............ "" 979-8533 We have two 3 bdrm.
homes in great loca-BIG CANYON
lions; lbey both have oak Lg new custom home
floors & frplcs .. one has 3 overlooking 7th green. 4 c ar garage . for $134,000; lhe other has a Open Sal/Sun t-4• 114
s h a k e r o o r & a Cherry Hills. 494-8230
greenhouse, for $137,500. Harbor View Home,
CAU..646-4463 Carmel. 3 Br 2 Ba, fam 1.jt!f mu. rm. rfrplc, own land. .:ii•• :;c~5~~dec~~?1;~b~ ifil s auna . 7 'x8 ' 1n lg
ba c kyard. Own e r MUST SELL 644-0994
OCEAN VIEW PRK:E SI.ASHED
SI 05,000 Large Harbor View Fix-
2 bdrm. 21/J ba. den. lots er. Clean. Needs UP ·
of extras. Best offer. grades. Xtra huge yd
Phone 642·9361 or needs work. Opeo House
(213)358-7417 . Sal/Sun 1·5 $162,000 fei?. 1706 Port Wes tbourne.
*9UIET AREA* Agent 955-3300/644-4938.
Comfortable 2SOOsq . fl. home. 4br, 2~ba. Family DESIGNER HOME
and living room. each N1.,'SUed amoni.t towering
with fireplace and lots of trees. completely re·
used brick. Very nice modeled N e wport
kitchen. Appt. 642·9186 Heights home. Priced to
Oceanfront 3 story duplex 15l4 Dover Dr. sell. Call 646-7171 ~ Sodff1Ht
9
Owner financing avail. _.;_,;_________ ()It.., 1111J . ,, \ •uN, "~,.,, ·
UHITIDIROl(HS 548-6230 ............. , [~ 1ml·1i·1J1 675-5626 ~~':_f ~:!i~~Y 3rt;:~m& ~:r, 3 br. Steal it '1', lithJ'iF --------•! patio. Profess1onaly de-Marin.a Realty 642-8850. . =-.. -• 1111:: -~
--------• corated. $10.000 below EAST ILUFFS BEACH SPECIALS H.1. IEAUTY market. $115,000 By VIEW MUST sell 3 br. 2 ba, NICE llDUCED 0..ner644..s304 needs TLC. Just reduced
b I fr b t Sbr 3ba c:xpanded living t:a • t u e 3 u Y "' • v·u e1urr J b .. _ rbl f 1 toses.ooo. w/privKte y1rd • 3 big ieruus 1 as. s. r. rm. ""'"· ma e rp c., 3 br doll.bouse on comer
bdrms.3 ba.rnnldinrm. 2 ~ b a . Century 2 1 D.R. Low down. Assum lot. D /W, frplc, mint
oversized fmly rm Just ~~o r l C e n l e r . Onlloen.y }!X .;:;'er. Prine. cond. $109,900.
nt1hl for an ex<'cut1ve --·------"""' 3 br 2 s t ory + lort
fmly. Offered al $189,500. OPEN Sun 12·4 --------1 $119,500. Try 10% down. 7~1S01. 5319 •i ... .-wP'(>tn FtXEtt 4 br brk patlo $121.000. "'•er~••· Duplex w/land 2 breach. ~~bmodle 381~ ~~Ii ba 3 Bdrm n.;z~ is s~ps Xlot cond. $182,000. ·~., re e ,....,,..,me. the WAl.KTO BEACH
4 houses from ocean: from l.be beat'h. on e POOLS. TENNIS 1-'ROM --------1 $180.000. Own I Agl Peninsula. It definitely .. ""'OF~F.SE
... -.......a..c-..-....a.-,,... ~-•w• .... _ needs TLC. but h as n.i... '" ~ -_,........,or...,. . .....,., N"' Crst Plan 4. 3 br One story 3 Bdrm 00 tremendous potential. i;;-.... oC .. 1 ...... ~~ pnd o( Greenbelt. By owner. Beautiful 2br + den, Bring~ tools aod Im· w,..,... ~u•aa"' o
581'6678 ot (9'J·2316 Formal DR. 2·~ ba COil· aglo. on. C.11540-1151 ~~1~·b'i~;~·cood
__ do. W/~ean view. For D/W, rrptc . Hurry { H.1. ISTATI Wo. call "49W440. IREN OM.Y SZlt,SOO Proteulonal Realtors. $108,!IOO.
Creal loc:•lion on Jll'CCO· w ANTED : H . v . H • ~ ..,... ........ belt w /prlvatc p ool. Monaco or Carmel Mdl. ..--.,
Cholce Broadmoor l l home. Prtn. only. Eves 2 br channlng bayvlew -, ••• 642 ... IO
home w/4 lge bdrms. 668-8S29 Mobile bome on Lido --· rrmt dln rm. hut(e fmly . Pem. ---------
no&2 tonerrptcs. MlnJ STEPS TO BEACH. L1<e C17000 675-0341 UOOIAYFIOMT
vi w 75&-1501 38r+ram. 2ba. $179.000.1--·-------OPEN SUNDAV 1 ~
OwntaitS45-8628 HPTHTS u o ob at r u ct e d S•~••ACEll Old Spanish 2 br Paaoramic View "".,_. w/oventaed 1ar oo R·2 103VlaLldoSoud 810 CANYON condo. lot. Seller V«Y aa.xlous. .\llllt.f71.9GO IOK below marlttt A '71 ooo
Btaut.y! El~aot 3 BR, 'rATCAMft&L Bhtrs view. 5barp Trlna.
SH THE SEA
from this beautiful
custom home with space
for RV . Wallt lo tennis
$149.900 (482)
KJl PROPERTIES
493-9311
548.Ql33. Huntington Beach '78 Skyline 2 bdrm .. 2 ba.. ~lo Dn. 80% financmg.
Siaa.000. 4 star park. pool, No poi.Dls, fast escrow.
clubhouse. 11'2 blk lo Own/Bkr.842-7407
beach. Hunt. beach. --------•! 900-5022 -------·1-------EastsideTriplex ---------1 De Anza Bayside Village. Three 1 Br units on nag VIEW RtOM THE TOP North side nr 8ay. 2 Br. 2 lol. Good Easts1de loca·
Brealhlalting ocean view ba. frplc . patio, c vd Uon. $750 mo income.
Crom high in Presidential carport. 675-0390 fUll price $110.000.
Heights New listing. Mobile home 24x60' 2Br.
oearnew2BRCoodo,on-200. ram rm 2 sheds. A PR€HIG€ 1Y'CE~THAHENRY Xlntcond. Adult prk. Lo /-4--~ HOME:~
REALTORS rent. By owner. 842'5460 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB
215 Del Mar 492·4121 OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5 645-6646
Beaut. De Ania bays1dc IY THE SEA via. #261. JOO E. Csl Hwy.
Delwce2 bedroom. 2 bath ndlt park. bch. 2 Br. 2 ba.
condo. Tennis pool. As king $30.000. Bkr.
Home Is in Sl00.000 675-4010or673-7350.
~x
neighborhood for under Walk lO beach, 12' Expan-
Slll.0001R.,.._./M---.-A. do. priced to sell. 1 BR. I
e1s1de Costa Mes a. 20%
down. soc,;.. fmancmg. no
points. fas t e scrow.
Own/ Bkr. 842· 7407
......, uncwa ba, lrg porch. 34202 Del 536-1461 Ob1Spo. #27. Dana Pt
THREE DEUCES
3 separat.e 2 Br units on
lg Westside lot. Enclosed S.. Jumt ~for Sale I 200 garages, below ma rkel ec.Msh Glto I 078 ...................... • at $120.000.
••••••••••••••••••••••• F9tHW A y FRO MT AGE € T G€
9 acres in rapidly de· ~ PR \ I EXECUTIVEHOME veloping commercial /-t.= I HOM€\
Most desir able Sun and residential area. J333~CoastH NB Ranch 4 Bdrm, 2'f.I bath. Close lo orr ramp. All · wy,
family rm. 2 frplcs+4 utilities. Priced under 645-6646
car f'&rage. Ample RV market at $70.000 with 22 UHITS parking on oversize lot. exce llent terms. Ca II . Call today-NOW! Collect 1·677·560 !1 Only6yrsold.2BBQs,
$159.900 Cad 479) OR 0 VER LAN D & rec room. pool. Tenants
K.R.PltOPSlTllS INVESTMENT CORP. pay utJl. ~celleot area.
493-9JI I 16 ACRES ~;'~.e°'1J;~1s~~~y at
---------i B E L A I R E 0 F s.taAM 1010 FALLBROOK PRIME ~ PR€HIG€ ············••!,••······ AVOCADO LAND IN I HOM€~ PRESTIGIOU S 9 ¥40/o HELEAH ESTATE CAN 3333W.CoastHwy,NB
Wilh $18.000 down you BE SPLIT 29% balance 645-6646
can own this s uper down owe. $368.000 ---------~Co5air 0~1a:a ~r c~I j Prine. Only. Mike Wink 7 UHITS-C.M. 957-0554 Agnl. Beaut. new building. now! ln U
PATCAHTRELL SOUTHOFCOROMA ~av~tSx tl~~-l~
Realtor 2 acres on paved road.
548-9607 Comer lot. All utilities. 3 OM A LOT ---------1 Xlnt terms. Call collect Easts1de c M . 3 separate
Assume SY.!% V.A. loan, 3 1-617·5009 houses on corner lot.
bdrm, 2 ha, nu cpts. DROVER LAND& Super location. $159.900 . Owner Agent 846·4620 INVESl'MENTCORP.
p.m:s ~ PR€HIG€
Southloguna 1016 WHAT TO DO ,..,...+ I HOM€~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WITH 3333W.Coa.stHwy.NB Ocean view condo. walk to
beach. 2 Br ~ Ba. Jae, $20,000 645-6646
priv. Owner /Ag l. E EH ~.499-2068 TODAY??? =o~M
WaAw•asttr I 098 ~_'!'-'~tor 4-Plex & Sngl Family .
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Ass ume. Seller will
XJnt s borU.ermreturn& carry pape r . Mogmt
own the only sensible ava1l. Agent. Gary D.
commodity lefl. Real Bosler
Cort & COMPUTE
3 bedroom. family room.
Super upgraded Poot
and separate yard
Priced to seU.
IREH/MoHek
536-1461
Eslat.e Land. ~or 536-2498
FilGO Principals ooly
1/677-5691 FOURUHITS
1/522·2010 All 3 Br 2 Ba units.
ACRE OM A HILL Owner wilJ carry 2nd
Othafoleal&tclte For your mobile home T . D . 9.2x g r oss at
••••••••••••••••••••••• AU utilities, command· SlSS.OOO. ~s.tt..• 1100 i..ngvieworlhevulley. e rR€HIG€
D('()Ro11ectvE1R.67L7A
0
N5600D & HOM€' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l OeAnta Bayside VIiiage. INVESI'MENTCORP. 33J3W.Coast Hwy.NB 326 Mayflower $25,900. 2 br, 2 ba, lge covrd porch 5 ACRES 645-6646
& patio. OWC balance Tic a yellow ribbon 12 UNITS Costa Mesa 2 with !1'l down. 675·2758 'round Ul-Ose oak trees on • . , • 493-7082 this gorgeous 5 a c re Br. 1 Ba. encl. gar s. 7
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BANK
REPOSSESSIONS
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
*FREE BUS•
*TOURS DAILY*
1·2·3 BEDIOOM
H•ES
IN PARIS
ALL AREAS
CAUMOW
MOll.IHOMI
STOllS
E. Aul>aim tM-4500
W.unlnater M"'* C. i\nahelm lllM-1011
parcel jusl wailing for years old. $4.25,000. By
you l.o build your new owner. 548-4262.
home SACAIRCE
FARGO Two duplexes on adjoln·
1/676.5717 Ing la r ge lots n ear
1/523-4462 Newport H el g h ls . --.....:------1 OWNER MUST SELL.
F\na.ocial CoosuJtanl
645-2509
lnl11Uon hedge! 40 ac. or more. Sl.50 per ac. E. or Reno. Nev. TRADE for -------
cars, R.E .. or ? M-A --------• eorp.~: 673-6756 •UQUIDATIOM•
.... ·-· for Wt 1300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Attention In veslors 2
<'hoice 4-Plexes near So.
Coll.Pina. $205,000 each
on io:u exchance. Prin-
cipal.a only. Hm 494--0536
bl.9. 540-lZl9.
..... .-r.,.rty 1350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2X> acres of ocean cove.
rabuloua view. l"uture homellteT Onl)' $95.000. Good t.trm11. Mendocino
COl.lt.llarry.84$.2181
c;:= 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U4MDMIW
-ZOHOMES-
LOWDOWH
HoQ.MJl"rilMJ Owner to cam. Low low
negalive. Principals
onlY.
54f .. 7ttl Hldcll Afl.
JSTnME INVESTORS Prof. Real Estate Invest .
Councll1n1 & xcb ange
advise. Spec In Beach
Multiplex uolU, prop Ir
buyen·avallabJe, AAk for
Skip 8unoft Counselor
Realty98CM393/~1
fOUI IJMITS.C.M.
Near MW, 3 Br oW?tera
unl\, 2 ba, frpl, 2-car
gar., 3-2 Br, 2 ba, wriU.
TSL ln\lltmt.s M2· UI03
INCOME PROPERTY
If you're u ser ious buyer. seller. or
exchanger for unit~. commercial.
industrial. or land. please call for an
appointment with one of our sales
stnrr. JC you 're a prof esstonal agent or
broker and MC interested in the
fas test growing protessional operation
in Orange County. we have a few
openings on our sales staff. Please
call for an interview.
* VISTA DUPLEX Wa lk to
shopping. $115.000.
• $79.000 DUPLEX -Orange County.
Patios and garages.
*BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX. Trade
down only . $230.000.
• COSTA MESA DUPLEX -Each
unit 2.000 sq. fl. $159,500.
• 2 HOUSES ON LOT -Costa Mesti.
SI29.500.
• 3 BDRM. + 2 BDRM. -C~ta
Mesa. S163.900. * ORANGE TRIPLEXES -Got two!
)114.500 and Sl15.500.
• COVINGTON 4-PLEX -Pride of
ownership. $200.000.
• 4 HOUSES/ONE LOT -yards.
$170.000. * 4-PLEX-PRJDE OF OWNERSHIP
-3 bed, 2 bath owner's unit with
fireplace. $225.000. * COSTA MESA pride of ownership
4-plex on spice streets. $215,000.
• 4-PLEX. Costa Mesa. $155,500.
• 4 HOUSES/LARGE LOT -Costll
Mesa. $242.000.
• 4 UNITS -Costa Mesa. $180,000.
• 2 DUPLEX ES. 4 units. $135.000.
Costa Mesa.
• 2 DUPLEX ES. 4 units each with
fireplace. Huntin~ton Beach $175.000.
• COSTA MESA 4-PLEX -two
3bdrm. two 2bdrm. SlS4.000.
• 4 SPACIOUS units. $169.000.
• 6 ORANGE COUNl'Y unib .
S210,000. * 8 0 RA NG E COUNTY units .
S19:S.OOO.
• 8 ORANGE COUNTY units.
S205.000.
• 8 UNITS. 2 4-plexes. pride of
owne r s h ip. Hunt ingt o n Beach.
S450.000.
• 12 UNITS, 3 4·plexes, Or ange
County, pride of ownership. 3 bdrm.
owner's unit with fireplace. $675.000. * 14 UNITS -Orange County, one
year old. $597 .000.
• 16 UNITS (4 4·plexes·). Orange
County. $650.000.
• 16 UNITS -Orange County.
$400.000.
• 16 UNITS -Pride of ownership -
Huntington Beach. $900.000.
• 17 UNITS on ocean. $760.000.
• 19 UNITS -Orange County -
Spa nish architecture. $410.000.
• 20 HARD TO F IND pride of
ownership units. C.osJa Mesa. SSS0.000. * 20 PRIDE OF OW'NKRSHIP UNITS
-Huntini?ton Beach -townhouse
style owner's Ul)il. Sl,125.000. * 22 UNITS -Anaheim. $53.5.000.
• 24 UNITS -Orange County -All
units have fireplaces and enclosed
~aragc. Sl.350.000. * 24 UNITS -Orange County.
$605.000.
• 26 UNITS -Hollywood -pool & air
conditioned. S880.000.
• 27 UNI TS -Holl ywood -
subterranean parking. Sl,430.000.
• 28 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP UNITS
-Huntington Beach -1 'h miles to
beach. $1.575.000.
• 29 UNITS -balconies & wet bars in
each unit -Hollywood. $1.070,000.
• 32 ORANGE COUNTY pride of
ownership units. Owner's unit with
c eramic tile and wood-burning
fireplace. Sl.800.000.
• 34 UNITS -Huntington Beach -
fireplaces & patios. Sl.300.000.
• 36 UNITS -Huntington Beach -
Own your own street! Pride of
ownership -3 bdrm. 2 bath owner's
unit with fireplace~S2.02S.OOO. * 40 UN ITS -Holl y woo d -
s ubterranean parking and security
features. $2.800.000. * 46 UNITS -Hollywood -all
electric units. 2.200.000. * 62 UN ITS -W. Hollywood -
subterranean parkin~ $3,380,000.
• 62 UNITS -W. Hollywood -pool -
e levator. $3.380. 000. * 85 + UN lTS -W. Hollywood -
security guards. $2.000.000. * 112 UNITS -exchange. $2,800,000.
• 125 UN ITS -4 112 years o ld.
$2.375.000. * RETlREMENT HOME to be built.
$4,418.000.
• S H OPPING CENTER S IT E
PACKAGE -next to regional center.
$4,450.000. * SHOPPING CENTER -Ora nge
County. $640.000. * OFFICE BUILDING -Orange
County. SI.700,000.
• R.V. PARK. 283 s ites. $1,500.000.
*MOBILE HOME PARK. $2.800.000. * 4 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS for
$2.000.000. * I NDUSTRIA L BUILDINGS .
$280.000. $312.500. $1.925.000. * INOUS'TRIAL SITES in Riverside. * LO'l'S in Orange County. Riverside
and San Diego County .
No 'drive-bys' please. If you •re
ser ious about property, call for an
app0lntment. If you'r e serious about a
position on our sates staff, call for an
interview.
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PROPERTIES, IMC.
17 I 4t 752-1920
Po01aJ_1c. Great area. Realtor newl.t pt.1Dt.ed Ir carpel· !:-'73-4311 541-9607 ~~~.Newport Slm&aADa IM·7010 on approval of credit
1900 sq fl commettlal
proteaslonal bulldtn1.
NW corner Euclid ~
Talbert. Fountain
VllJe1. SlU,400 .... aw
dya , 536 ·4173 wbldltev•.Prin.Oftb'.
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HOM€ t.akt,CAm....,.gs -c . townbome in prestigious ~·~7t~~~x~~1: 837-0666cves Ml.,....tleoch 3769 ~~! 2 BR w/(rplc. ~ Condo :!br 2V.ba-furn. ............ lZ06 Deluxe J br, 1 ba, yard, ~· Brand new. eves/wknds. CHARMING OCEAN· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3S37 3mW Cit HW)' liel&rt of Palm ~ert ••••••••••••••••••••••• petio. oo pets. Ulil. paid. security gale, tennis '4M646 Walking d111ance to l8R 3ba, deft., clmln• rm. 132$.1"*1-3819 cru. pool & ~lubbouse. HARBOR VIEW FRONT 3Br. den. dimng ~TOIEACH Jbrtwnhseapt.2~bafrpl,
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acres. oryour S. of Hwy, cple. $535 Attractive 3 bdrm. 2 ba. =· Jae. Rent or lse. 28drm.2sty,$S40/new suite wtcathedral re1I· ~· See to believe Sal/Sun12-4.673·3798 .. _ .. _ ,. · /mo.<"""l2l 3Bdrm,2story,$500 in~s. dressing rm. & LIVING pnced at JlS0,000. UUW>e. •replace. patio __,..., 3 Bdrm, 2 sty, SSOO/new '"----------" CaJlrollectl-677-5609 Like new Broadmoor w/ BBQ, dshwshr, 2 car 3 Bdrm,2sty,$S50/new ba1conr. Just rewall-50 UNIT CONDO DROVER LAND & Seaview home. View. garage, cul-de·sac. Near WOOOIRIDGE Call 631-1266 papered. Custom drapes. s 8 n Die g 0 ct y . INVESTMENT CORP. security & privacy. schools. USO Avail. now. New 2 BR townhome. ask ror John. Agent upgraded carpets. A/C. 2 ~ h 1 1 $850/mo Includ es Ca11S45-3123Afl.4:30 country kitch. l Child cargarg. common pool. . rchitec lura Pans ASSUME7~%noqualify· gardener . Owner O.K. $42S Mo. Agent llACHUVING jac. sauna. Some ocean .:ivatlable, r~dy for de-ing $52,000 condo. 2 Br, 2 979--8430 Close to elem. school. 3 br, 833-9293 ............. 2• ~II H..._.. view. S600 lsg. $625 rent.
,velopment in growth Ba (pie. Pool, jac. nr 2 ba w/lge den. Frplc. .._...., •~ -· S500 move in allowance area. $182,700down. Bkr. goir course. Ow or. lRVTNETERRACE dshwhr, covered patio l&n'ALS W/den. L.R .• ram rm. Po6Sible. 64()-458() ex. 229 21J.439..LS39 Oceanside. 1·757-4035 4 Br 2 Bo, new carpets. w/bbq. KJds ok, no pets. 1 BR. J ba ........... $3SO din. dttk, pat. frplc's, or496-7264 • ......._L&UL. "'--Fallbrook Ranch . s•L drapes, paint thruoul. SS85. Agt . No fee . 3BR,2ba ....... $52S/650 elec gar.opener. Both ~ .... -~2IO ..... •r n-. ~·.,,. .,. G l •a, ""'dht ( · 96f.2S66,· 973-2971 3 BR, 2"'· b •"""/"""' professionally decorat-.-.. _,.. ~ 2S acre estate qualifies acres . Resto r es rea ra.,., .or •• ,. am•-BR 2 n b a.····= 8S() ed. $600 & S700. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• es income property with farmhouse avocadoes, ly! Bela. Long term pre·Coodo ___ M_U_e_Sq-. P-ar-k-.-2-b-r, 4 • ~ a.···· ~1 M11rlene at 631-3444 .or ....... __ Be 1 H"lls · (erTed. 4BR.2...,ba., N.B. $1000 3 bdrm. S500 per. mo. on 2 • ..,..,...,... ver Y 1 citrus, s tables, lake, DUNGER & ASSOC. den, l~ ba. $39S. garg. 644-8889. monlh 1.o monlh. Horses. a ddress. Views of guesthouse.675-1748 !llS7-070l 968.~ 556-8841 /751-8200.Naty. dogs , kid s OK . downtown & ocean! Ad· Luxury 3 br. 3 ba condo. Sl6-756-68l6 jacent!to S1 million & up F•rvolt Quiet Hue! Dr., ocean & Green Valley 4 Bdrm elec. gar. opnr, frplr. ---------boa>e8 Solid adobe showplace, canyon view. 3 Bdnns .. 3 Townbous~. Close to dsbwbr, trash comptr, 2 Bd. 2 Ba. Condo. pool.
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II · r'jj) /_ 523 C 1\.. I 1• 2 Br. wshr/dryr. garage. •••••••••••• •••• ffi top, orevcr view .&.i w'uY1u{•J Avail April l. 968-1686 If AMPOSu.· RVl .. E •UDO ISLE• walk l.o beach. Pel /child •WILLTRADE• wit.b2.6..1acres. SSS.000. 7' eves. OK 5450. Call Martha. -L...~ 3 II 1:>'7.J-819~ Woodbridge Cross 1ng 3 BR. 2 ba. Lrg Suony G6l·l161 or 494.3672 DIAMONDS _ I ' HUGE New Exec home Townhome 2 Br + den. Patio. Access lo tennis.
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Profess1ona property l. Large new 4 Bdrm, 3 jacu zzi. $450/mo. garage. Fully main-collect 714-287·2604 San Walk to shopping, tennis Tennis. s wimming. carport • patio Huge management for s mall ._., borne on '>'2 acre. 6'2-5290 tai.ned yard. Adults, No Diego club. $:iOO mo. 644-1718 jacuzzi. Green fees pd. Steps l.o beach. 4 br · + closets642-1740 apartment owner. We """' Trash & water pd. $700. den.SS9Swinter $67S.yr-1----------
h . laled horses. $139 • ...,.,. c--.-.-:..o~ 2 b . d pets. lnquire at S27 18lh Bluff T I c .ot• "«Vaf 6 ly ""' ,~14)C"71<"""""' ·-~ d 1 8 l d ave own maintenance 14038 Tierra Bonita Rd . ..,......""" r, nice yar . Street. (7l4) 960-63.'Jl. Lease 3 Br 2 Ba, beaut. 3br 2'hba s ·P an _........_ t . __ "f'_._, __ v•_.,.._~___ """""t e r. new y e·
staff and provide 1'1)Gn. Powa,y bttm. K1ds ok. ~o pets. corner lot, pool/jar. '" Beaut. Back Bay Vu. ~Fttnishedor 8 Ba corated. w/w car~.'.?lS,
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D. Property Manage. rock fireplace. peak of 645-9543 Golden West Estates. on pets/children. $62S. 1_673-_33S9 ________ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. garage. Winter SS2S. =~~~ pet:..
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BY OWNER: 2 houses + Bdrm. 2 bath home. Nr. S. Cst Plaza S3SO. nn w/wet. bar. for din'g, lM $650 per mo. Wood· f11>lc .. gar .. lge patio, TA.KE OVSt Mesa Verde-3 bdrm.
bach unit C.M. gross ~lrg.Oclouesansar1'deea .. 1643 ~!.!!!4ok . No pets. ~gardar.Cagalrl.,,,,tj~602/mo incl bridge, S""'C 4br. 21/2ba, !!,~s;'><dJock use SS9S. PAYMENT 2 bdrm 2 ba. Great bay quiet c ul ·d -s ac rents $9000. $100,000 firm ........... ..........,, .....,..., ,,... .,,~ INFORMATION OAC VJew. tennis. pool, spa. Referances. $300/mo 2.57' dn. OWC bal at 10% 3. Investor's delight! . F.R .• frplc. pat. Frnl S525 644-&r.4. Ava11.3·l 498-1936
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collect <213 > 841-1449 uade. 3 Bdrm home. Of. fOlrom ~wpl Bac1k Bar. r~~~~~~~t ~fe ~=~ prvlg s. yard. patio. Redwood TO IUY 400 HOMES Bea~~~l},~~ompl ~~r~d:~~· f~ ~~pa/~· Principals only. rers welcome, $83,500. ymp1c Sl2e poo. tenms m· cl. washer •-dryer. • deck.s. Concrete walks & ..... I "'I"'"'. u ~ -· ........ ,a· ' ~·· d' cts J. aruz i 4t sauna "' ••a" .__A ~ furn. By week or ... o. 859 W 19th St. $205 . .... ~ iego,&A. .... ca ia. ' z · Open for inspection. Sun planters . ...,../mo. 23271 , MOllUHOME Renla.1 Pav1hon 675-49121---------
SPACIOUS 2BR. den. DR, 4. S2000 down ror a lease Wi(I. Call646-92Sl. 2-11. 9-Spm. Children OK. Margaret Dr. 645-662S. sT-R.S D'-. Tues·Sal. 1 loe Br apt. No pell> L.R. view+ 1 BR apl over option on 3 Bdrm, 2 bath . ""5 °"' "' gar+6 car prk'g. 2lSSl. home. Peak of ocean. Eataide. 3bd.nn2ba,fam no pelS. $675· Call ll~CANYON Santa A~ .. c...7070 AduJtsonJy.Pool&patio. •-din f I 960-2103 "''.a _... Oceanfront w10ter rent. 2 1887 Monrovia. S260. Andrews Rd. See by good area . 2315 .. rm, rp ~.newcrpt DUMECONDO E.Anahe~m 956-4500 bd. avail 5 m os.~
appt.Agt,Crane540-0608 Califor n ia St ., Atdrps, blt·•ns, fncd New2500sqft4Bdbome Forlease;avail.now.3 C.~m 956-1011 $37 "'t m o . Cal l 2 13 1---------
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5. Watch ·t.be waves In schools. Gardener. No above unt. arbour, '-THESN.lt4GS'• Bdrms .• 3 bat. , wit _943-_267 __ s.______ R,2ba,poo ,a u tson·
oceanfront Condo. pets. Lease $625. mo. many xtras, $795. Call Northwoods w/lighted spacious liv. area. Love· ly.Stove&refrlg, wtrpd. ""·--'-...... , --.ooo. 190 _~ __ 11_'.17_. _______ Mlt __ e_960-_23S8 ______ tennis, -i. & J·acuui. 2 ly yard & entry area. CandolllirU IRlS On the beach : Feb lS· ,-.:...W>_._556-_1_7_95 ____ _ .. ............,.. •~ .....,.... S1200Mo. incl. gardener F"-1•bd 3400 June IS 3br. 2 ba & 2brm ·-Del Mar Shores Terrace. Avail ........ 01• ..... t Mesa Beautfam. home Compl. BR condo ready for oe-11•-..HUDSON --1 ba rrpl ,,ar Indy BR. newly decorated, ,....,_, ....... ~.o bdrm b l <t..t'M:/ M Will ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ' " ' It ·1 Solana Beach. Verde home 3 Br 2 Ba .-.-...... 3 .• 2 a., ge cupancy . ..-. · o. nir.uyoa 644 0322 646-~ manager pos ion ava1 a· CForallin!Seaovi&e~Rede~~ny +famrm.$58s.644•5757 fncd yd., o r. schools consider mo-to-mo. __. • VIEW, VIEW, VIEW ---------ble.646-3S72 ---------<1 .. .... Lease req. $465/Mo Isl & (T-96) d From UUs 38R. 3ba con· 2br steps l.o bch. w/pat & 1---------23.000 SQ FT (714)7~7lS 2 br, Iba. S390 mo. Yd & ltittomoveln&$100cln. VeeStinson642..8235 NO FEE! Apt. & Cc;>J? o do in the Bluffs . 2 story carport. W/D Ulil pd. · 2ba, encl. gar, S37S.
R-2 <C·2> downtown lteaUstale garage. Btt.ins. 646-7'.178 dpgt. 19272 Salmon. H.B. :1~ B~~~~!-s~1t•0n w/lg tam rm. Partially $425. 67S.T7S8 ~~-~~560CC, No peb.
Co5taMesa.Owner. &c••1• 2100 bt.wn&-7PM. 86J..1Ql Orangetree pado home. fum.stiOOmo. OCEANFRONT Lrg de-l---------
____ 54_s._5S27 ____ -1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4br2ba. pool, patio. frpk, Large 3BR 3ba condo w/2 New 2 story 3 br. 2 ba. THE COVE AUSI'ATE REALTORS luxe l Br. 2 car gar. Duplex Deluxe 2 bdrm
BEACHDUPLEX ExcbangeMaui,Hawai~ SSSOmo. lsl+lasl mo. car gar. $450/per mo. P1usbcrpls&drps.A/C. Luxurycondolbr&den, 9'79-5J10 adlts.nopets S37S/mo. bit-ins. enc. f'ar agc.
$89,500 acre view lot. for small SIOOdep No Pets. 557-6181 8221 WiJdwood Or . ..., mi r.,,1c, pool, Jacuzzi ten-frplc, pool. Jacuu:i. pvt C Mtda ,..... Ava ii t 111 June 14 . pat.Jo, gas frplc, lndr rm.
H U N T I N G T 0 N ranch, acreage, land . ..na, 1,L ba. Extra 1 e to bch. 213/438-4180 after nis. 2 car gar. w/elec. beach . & gou rm ct u.fwni,._. 3425 673-6640. t:~·:pot~~· 1315. 722
HARBOUR ·6'73-4396eve. "b.dt~. close to scbrs. 6pm. opener.~.000.846-3648 kitchen ssso m o . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4·P~~!.'l!ld. ..,..~WANTED Cpt/drps NO DOGS Garden view from every i..,.olffdt 3241,_759-__ lOll'l_. _____ -1lLg3 Br. 2 ba. bltns. air. Af.Lflw•· -~ New custom design, lux-·-·r •IUUIJ'IO "85/mo '1-879 9166 0 ; room. 3 br, 2 ba, prestige ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport. Crest Condo. 3 pool, Jae &sauna. Nr. So. -.,._ ury, self contained 3 br. 536-7533 HAVE: $200,000 ocean· · · home, family room . 1 er unique quiet ~ ac. BR or 2+den. 2'"2 ba. all Cst Plaza. 761-4174 aft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2~ ba. Own yard. Fplc. 2
--....-------1 (root Maui Condo a nd ~89 frplc. dshwhr. mJtny ex-Frplc, 1tids/pets ok. bltm. ref, wet bar. Ocean 4pmorwkends. ...,_lllClltd 3106 Car gar. w /elec door
l'wo3Br.four2Brhse, + lllO,OOOScottsdaJeCondo. .-WDUPLEX tras Prof I ds ped Rougb.$4:.0.499-2286. vu. Elec gar dr, tennLS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• opener, avail after 1 br apt, E·Side C.M. WANT : fNalerfront 2 br, 2'Aa ba, 1800 sq. rt. ind: gard.en!~. Edison pool. S62S /mo+sec/ BIGCANYON 2 Br Cum or unfurn with March lsl.645-4466
SeUer will carry loan. house.or coodo, south of cat.b celling.a, dbl gar, HS KJds k ls New 3 bdrm. 2'h ba. clean $100. 968.3954 eves NEWPORT BEACH fireploice S4UO Ava11 •------
S290.000. YEAGER Hu.ntinglon Bch. Will frplc,big)'dw/roomfor $Sis. Agr.·nng f:e : garage, frplc. Ocean or759-6009wkdys Luxurycoodo.onlyS600 nowroiOpal6'S·9229. EASTSIDE REALTY.556·6171. trade 1 <!r both/up or boat,etc.$495.673-6336or 964-2:566,97l-29'1l view. Close to shops & permo.Brandnew,2 1ge · · Quiel 2 bdrm., unit 1n
C M b down. Principals only. 642-!1666 beach. No small kld.s/ 3br, 2\.\ba. pool. & J3C. bdrms.2bat.bs. fplc. wet· Small bachelor Apt. Ulll small complex features 3 Br. 2 ba, · · ome. Call or write V. An· · Veryspecial3bedroom.2 pets.$650494-6070 OverlookinglSac.green-bar. to many amenities Pd. Limited cooking. bit-in ran ge & dli1 h
Hrdwd Ors. frpl, rm to derson 1117 Vegas •Br Un II ba f I d h h f d b 1 B t d lomenlioo.Call 7S9-1501 lst/last & s ec. 1261t\ d addunJt I R 21ot A · .. ,nu carpe 1. ava , rp e. s w r , nc 1 et. eau . ecor. washer.newcpt.s, rps .• on g · · S· Valley Dr, Las Vegas. 3/1. $500. tst • last rent yd, covered patio. gar. 3 Br. 2 ba, ocean v ew, Encld. brick pat. Agent Agate 675-2197 aar. Freshly painted. sm~% 1st TD. Tenants N d 89 09 h $525 month " will sta -.. 900 Owne e v a a l • P +. S49-LS54 Prol. landscaped. Avail. · · no fee. Rob McDonald lbr apt. Bay front Side lie Adults/no pets. $350/mo. y, _., · · r 702/733-6273 or ca 11 in 3 weeks. $S40 mo. Incl. 497-2426 962·5521 54$-2042
agl,&42·9666· 714/673-71l21. LIASEOPTIOM gardener. Yrly lease .• _..._ 3250 •---------! l.8fl. boat yr. lse S'90mo1---------
• ~ :.~ -2ba .... _. del Mar Agt no fee 9~•.2"H · -..--2 Mstr Bdrm, 3 ba Condo. LUXURY 644-0439 br., 1265. refri"., C/D. • "'100 Trade for HAWAII Con·...,. ... _ • . '"...,,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.Jac,tnolc.$SOOtmo. LA.KECOHOO ........._,, ....... 3107 AdultsNo ..... •.1'31·DW. • do1t1-..-·. 0 -v .. 21--'-e $!585/mo.•.SOOS45-3&39 973-29'1l N Sh d R 4B .... ----...... .... '""""""' na ... nw ew a ow un r . 5t6-l.39'l.213/7~5S38 ......... M'--lon Viejo. 2 br 1.8thSl 673-1787 ... •••••••••••••••••••• Townhouses. Owner &side, nlce3Br,1 ba bm, BEAtrr. 2 sty 4Br. l 'hba 2y,Ba, fam·rm $'750/mo. ----------t PLUS 1::ft. 2 ba, f11>lc. atr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·
CorOl ... MI 965-Zl58 frpl, l•·focd yard 4c Twnhse. Pool. tennis, 962-0925orm-7530art6. Steplwbch.38drm.fam cond · Alldl Veryclean,1br "1l.butlto137s. z ba townhouse. _... ~Imo 646-2311 ' $450 2131870 1880 rm. 2 baths. W. Newport. ·• pauo. e uxe beach. Ull I. 1 n c Id · frplc. sundeck. patio. Ready to go. Till up, e-.... · _, · ' ' • ' 2 Bdrm, 1 Ba. patio home ~1 River . S4S-8628 features. No pets. Call $335/mo. 675·3029 eves. adults, no pets. 2656 Jo' Crwy expos ure. Start HAVE PRIME Lake Ar· m.asl. 1l4!964-4l5S oo water. FP. dbl gar. momingsS.l.644·947o. orwknds. Orange.Ave.640..7905
grading 2-4 wee.ks, 4 lota_.. rowbead improved pro· 1 Br. pets ok. $325. mo. NewSeaspray condo, 2 Br \ clb hse, tennls, pool, 2BR 2BA Npt. Terr. eon· 125'x300'. $2.!)() per Cl. perty. Trade up for So. $200. security . Call 2 Ba. lnc:l. beating, pool jacz. T70-1333eves. 2BR. 18a Oceanrront. do, sngJ. sty, end unit. :? Bdrm. l bo. w/frplc. 2 Br. Iba, l story. s hag,
Plansincl.645-3050 Calif.oceanfront. MS-SMaftS:30. sijae,tennis,recrm.nr •-wi-a 3252 'rurn. Avail April $400 mo. 15 Big Dipper S39S mo, After 6pm. D/W. drps. patio, (rpl. "'----•-a. beach $500 p mo --.--.--.,....... t·-/mo 673-33'1 beam clngs. 1tar. Adlts Westside Costa Mesa ...,,,,_.-llH'v.ef' CE B I · r · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......, Crt.548-8038 6 o Eld G ed XJ l I 71 4 9 l l 7 2 4 I 4 FLREPU , 2 r, sg 213/326-5457 3BR i i,., ba Peninsul.. ,._._ Mna lS24 $(l3)~,! -,,_.! 5 c n M .. r.on prop. n . -c:ar garage, dishwasher. • BR, den, 2 Ba. fplc, '-lc $1M>O/rnolse _., ...,.,..__
location. Agenl640•816S 317·1717 etc. ReaJl.Y ruee. No peta. Balsa/Springdale 4 br, 2 bltns, pvt atrium, 3 car ""' ..,..._. fwonlshed •••••••••••••••••••-••
LotsforS. 2200 $425mo.7S9-04W7.. ba,lncdyd.garage.Klds gar. Tennis, pool & Watwfr•tHws ......................... -iiiiiiiiiiiill--llill--------..
• • ............... "pell ok. MSS. Agt. No beach. P\1. comm. $800. 63l·l400 ...... , ......... 3707 Medt' terraneanv·1llag ••• •• • EA.STSlDE 3 Bdrms. 2 ree. 954-2566; 973.2911 759-1~ •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 2 contiguous R-l lots, .....,. baUJI, buae famUy room. ---------•----------t hi l BR 1 d Village or Northwood, ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• enchunroom, cpt.a. drps, Garfield/Bu.shard 3 br. 2 Larae 3br, 2~b• home. 3 BR 2 Ba, close to brh, yr. ~ac: ront, ~anc e
''ormcr paltlna lots rot ....._,. .... d .. lee lilchen, r efri•.. ba, patio. fncd yd, -..i..~tJoe. Commum· ly. S4SO per mo. 675-6349 liv rm, water • pool, •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling y · l lud·... ~ • ..-• ..-... j or 1·9112-4112 t.emporarmy only. $400 modek>. Plant oc '""'' --··••••••••••••••• WID adDr inc. '800 mo. garage, kid.a "pets ok. lY • acuul. ~. mo.540-7202 Dr Levy •Grassclot.h wallcoverlng MS,OOOe.c.b. C.-.. Mw 1922 ~"iilllar.10,tubmiton $.-o . A1t. N'o tee. -.a78. N-H&bta3 br lb• Lge ·· · • • •Fireplaces, wet bars
640-5112 Broker ·-···················· cbUd.rea or peta. Call 984-Zl8S; 973-2971 I....._----... ~211 .. r I ••. di. in $.lb.let, 4 mo a bdrm 2 lmnine Creek Plan s 5tW1Tt•• -~ • llv rm w/fll> c"' n & ba fretbly 'd•cont9d. •Disbwasbel's, walk·in closets CcmtrR1'0lln~n1cca· Jae.• frpk. a or 8 mo: ._. Meadowlark 3 br, 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• aru,hugekltcben&gar. c.iJaft 6 67s.4S86 •Balconies. paUoc;
nyoo. Minutes fro1 m JM. S800 mo. 7se.1413 Newbome,3br,Zbanear ~c, cov'd patlo, fncd tBR 2 bath, tamll.y rm. lblktoRighSchool.$400 · · •Park·like'•-.. -captna downtown Los Anaedes. eve1 Blter/Bht. Never e>e· 1ar. Kida" pets ok. AeroM froal 1nde acbl. mo. + $150 deposit.. C.-.. Mer 3722 uu"-'3 a
l'or Sal• or tra e . · cup, 11t,lutadlec. tooo. us. A1t. No fee. IJOO lncl'& 1ardener, no .... 7. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• •Swimming pools, J!CUui
&1'1-«123.. Jasmine Cr-eek, Plan 3. 541H414 ..... : 1'71-2971 . pela. Wknds 'f70.8102. UDO LISLE Sml heh, non amkr, •Lighted tennis COUit$
...,....._/ 2300 f::: ~~o~ '?{5:.l:fi New 2W bdrm coodoa. Luxury towohouae 3 er 2 tlf86, 130' on the water! 3 3 Bdrm, dlolnt room, mature person. S220/lncl •Minutes to freeways & beach~
,...,.,,.. eves. trpk, blml,2cat 1a.r11e. Ba, alt. 2 car gu, ten-bdrm, :z ba. wllblrivate den. lmmodlato oc· uUl f1W20S/ 673-4&4J t -IOON
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3brMobUeHome.Newl.Y ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Ponchartrain 7S4·7900. ~~ostoryonwlde 2 BR, newl.Y decorated. 2 •-2 tvw...-.--
decorated.SZ7,500terma. tBR aeml fun>. 1110 c ...... , .... 1,",• s ... BdRI. 2"4ba .• ~~lux .. urilouaS3br, Ul-1-VL..I.. 3267 D-~\Rl·t: .......... ~....n ble.~~iUonav•U•· AdultsOn\y (!) Boat Ooclc . Pvt Bch. Q)'OO Acres Dr. Sl95. Ph a 1n 'Y • n . rm . -"""'""' 1 • \0 tate -.. ..yw .... ~ , .,_ --_.....,. Of'fi ~ Dail ft t 6 • p 0 0 I • J • c u I I I • ZU~l or~ O.dltwr lac:l. llttentJy bNdl, DOOi. Jacuui, teo· ....................... ce v.,-. y • 0
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Owner. Ul·U20 / Find what you want In acbooll. UTS. Bob Securtty entrance~ rm.,6den.Rec.fac.atra D•ll1PUotClU1lfledAd. ttreet,utilpald.S2J5/per 2400RarborBl\ld.,CoetaM .. ,Callf.
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3 BR 2 Hi. 1wnhsl', air frpk . d1shwshr. gura.ie 9UtCK IH rond , patio, gar, les" & pat 10s No pctiL
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townhouse ~ mo 1100 Plarentaa Unly $425 J - ---sq fl. Has everything D Property M ii t Townhouse, lov<'ly. spar
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1921 Anaheim St. then ~ pvt, gated enlranre + 2
call 645-4655 eves " &&de 3 Br. 2 ba, rrpl, enr pat10b Some with all wknds.. ftar,yard Seeda1ly, ll l. garage. Swimming pool
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pet.s. tl65. 646-2901. or pets. $275 per mo No pets. From $435
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2 Bedrm. I bath, no pets. 28rstucho. l "i ba wtnar. II B (714>1198-9961 no children. 11181 Maple, ,., S275/mo. 631-1266 Craig, udlL'I, c-pts. new drps, RE/MAX. rnmte. fncd yd w/pat10.
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a pts . Spar. l & 2 br -w /townhi.e i.ty l e 2br Iba En.cl garA. &
sch eduled move .in patio $265mo 2210
Feb.10. ~wl1eers 11U 846·7129 art.
l er. 1 Ba S32S $335 6P~·m _______ .
2 Br .• 2 Ba S39!>-$425 2br 2ba Nice condo. Pool.
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Stunmns lg. Jbr 2ba gam Collciic/S.C Plata. Fwy
apt. Pool-rec. area. $345 1425838 ~!£ ___ _
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2168 Min('r St 557-4579
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9•2-6653
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2br frplc. patios . pool.
Sec gate. 1702 F'lor1d11.
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New 2 br. 2 ba rondo, pool,
jacuzu. tennis . dshwhr,
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546-0996
NEW 2 BR 2 BA. encl
garage. close lo bcuch
DiO per mo. 964-2937
level. Frple. deck , Lwcunous above 1tara1tc
skybghl. a ll extras $420 t-:tnpl. "ent. Must be 1m· mo. No ch1klren or pets rroc. 5'UI 7197
Oays 646·4262 . e v c i. -3 bdrm I VJ ba Sunroof tJ.4,5..9543. MESA Pl .. ES pauo. lnqwrc 313 17th
---LRe bach $26S. I Br S305 Sl 536-8650 3 Bdrm tawnhouM• apt fo'rpl c. pool. jacuu1, gai. Adutta, 1\A.i ba. $425 mo. bbq. closed gar. Adults, 3 BDRM. 2 balh, 2 story
Gaspoid. 642-5073 no pet.Ii. 2650 llarla Ave, ~e Apt. $450/mo
t.:asuudc 2 br. bllns. no M9-2447 ----_
pets. ~ mo 640-1278: F1REPLJ\CE. 2 Br sgl car 3 Br. new condo, l m ile to
562-4201 evl'S art 5 garage. dl.shwasher, etc be a r h Tot a I r e r
l:lacbelor, new, great E Really ruet!. No pets. $425 pa~e Incl. lcnnii.
side location $265 mo. mo 759.-0497 :~31919-~f.upy. avail
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Mesa Verde. 838-4921 or 1o;asti.idc. 2 BK. 1 Oa. S16-15i91
199-4721 pullo. pool, no pets. Kids -~ ---OK $21!.'i 548-0916 IBLOCKTO OCEAN
3 Br. 2 bo upper. Ml•i.a del · · 2 Br. 11'" ha , frpk. 2 cnr
!"ar. $350 Nu Pl'ls Nf:W Ucluxc3 rm 2 halh 1tar. $350. m o Adults on ~ w/frplr $400 incl. ~a~ ly. No peUI. Ask for D1t·k
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blln range No Pl'ls $200. N I d I d 2 HR On lh d 2b 2b I 642·3464. 313 17th l'lare. l'W Y crora <' c san · r a, poo · No I w/pvt yard. Nll'l' C.M sauna. Sc('. unrurn. $450.
~ location Children OK f)Jrn. $650. Jfunltn1tton
MOW Till HG f.4().5112. ~enl:_ Pacifica, 213/333 3846.
RES!RVA.TIOMS New2br.$375/mo Bm new 2 bdrm 2 ba.
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2 Ba apts. XJnl <.:osta Call838 2917 rus. garal(e. $550 per mo.
Mesa location. Available • ---Isl &last + clean up &
March J,llr79 Prom $375 0-PoW 3826 security. 840·2778
per m o. 8r1n1t your ••••••••••••••••••••••• roommates Call. SIOOMOVE IN 2 Br. 2 ba, new pamt &
llC. TAYLOR CO
ALLOWANCt: new c hocolatt• brown crpts, One at $350 mo
3 br. 21!1 ba. 1350 sq fl. avail now One al $325
pvt for d patio, t>ncl. mo avail. 3/1 Adults on·
tcara..ie Lots or ~rass. ly Call eves collert.
$495. 335:)2 Ulue Lantern (2l3)289-2426 496-ml
640.S I I 2 _ Ol-ffin Vll'W IR<' 2 br. 2 ba. New apt.'I now rentm.i. 3
bdrms. 2 ba & enc-I Siar.
Start at $495 Locutcd 1 2
block from Beach Rivel,
co rn er u r T erry
3 BR, near so. <.:oasl 2blllcorues. <'ncl. dbl itar.
Plaza. "':rJs'ro. ~'1J.nvate. $375. mo.
2 Br coUage, rrplc. beam H'Jltop 2 Br I Uu, 2 sty. Dr /V1cwpolf!t l.n. 0J)<'n
ceilings, patio, c losed flUlcl, mini view & yard. house Sal & Sun. <.:all for
J(ar. Adult.sonly. No pets. ~. lA'!ls ror l person. lnfo. 847.0001.
$.340. E ·s lde . 642·3102 496-88lK 3 Br. 2 ba, frpl. patio sm
al\er7pm.__ _ ......... INdl 314cr1yrd, no do(.ls . Co ll
1 Bd. l ba . bll1ns ,
t'pl$/drµs 2 blks rrom
ocean. no pets $300 ~or 5364122'J ----1...8 2 Br. encl. gar. & back
puuo, carpel-;, dra(K.>S, &
bit-IDS. Cull ~ Ask
for MJke.
Nice 2 bdr m, w /pallo.
carport. lndry rm, pool.
$2:"10/mo. Near Beach &
Talbert 673 2'l52
2 Bit, 2 ba, frplc. garg, sm
yd. no dogs. 675·6670.
!J00.5376 ---MMl1!4011t .......... 3842 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dix Bachelor condo, sun·
iu.'fl den w /frpk. steps to
Sunset Sch . $335.
213/592·5113
Sundey. F.t>tu•rv 11 &97i DAILY PllOT •TJ ,
MOONSHAOOW CIRCLE APARTMENT HOMES
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Fantastic Features
Plush CarpeLc; & Drp~
Fireplatc~
Laundry Facilities
Each Apt
Private f:nclost>d
Gara~es
Huilt -m De~ignl'r
Kitchen~
Cathedral Cell ing::.
2 Story
J Bedroom 2 Bath
Renting From $495
For Rental Information
Call -147-6001
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mo.. A.at. 541·5032.
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ba, kids ok, no pets
567-81185 $365 mo
3 RR2 Ba twnhse. I yr old.
Next to S. Cst Plua ten·
n ls. pool. 1525 mo. ~aJ\5 wkdy~
S32S.2 br.1'4 ba, balcony, 1•"'1dfY rm. Adultt, no
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If you re not sure who (or what) Kennybunl<pert
was. oon't feel ba<l-you re not alOOe
Kennybunkport is one of 14 qistJnctlvety
different apartment floorptans at Seawind V1Uage
In Huntington Sedch Seawlnd Village 1s a result
ot tOtally personahied professional planning
The kind of attemk>n yoo de:Serve.
A perfect blend or nature and llVlng-
nestled 1n a forest Wrtll Dabbling brooks and quiet
ponds. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to
that tennis courts. swimming pools, a jacuzzi and
a conventent locauon near shopf)lng end
tmpk)yrnent and you've oot a place anyone would
proudly call Mme. (Even Kennybunkportl)
One and two bedroom. one and twO bath
adult apartments from '315.00
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(714) 893 5198
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East Yale l.oop
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Callfomla 9271
Telephone: (714) 551-6800
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llt•rt' •~ )Our opportunll,Y to ha\'
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Nt>" port Bt'ach RE T our
apartml'1'1 home NOW ;.1th
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tn "''fir futur
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ru..m • rimlly rm. TY ~male wanted 2 bdrm 2 ~ 6751166Z provided Aa k f or
No mob. no cocMI IJ20 ba Apt Sl40+u\ll Hunt AlrllOrt aru ornce space. La.Doriae.u.vun
mo 1'7344111 Heh C.11Kdly847_~ s«reUn•l serv. on prt• ..._../ba .. st/
.Du:rqla the month of fcbruarv. S'!ntnr C.lh1f'n" receive 2Sr,;. off on lhefr pnvate part~ ada tor
merchandise for ule in the Claaall1ed Sei:t1on or
the Dally Pilot (Real Estate Is not included>.
Bnng your ud into one of our office& listed bcloW between 8 AM &c 5 PM any day during the
v.'eek and wcwall alllrl your ad the next day.
Ccmpe.NoG Health Cite
Adu.JU: Ref E.d'*C WOf'D Home Mqm't ln/ut'r u~ Hsltg Ldy Exe Cook.
Orive, shop, own trantp.
5 day LV·IN 135 da Net
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Hoom for R&"nt Sl~ mo ""\lm, roommate wantt>d ~ $140. 157·9331 ""-C•
Klt<'heo privllt•tct1 tothra8rhomew1pool Cd.M Omd nr 60011q.tt ••••••••••••••••••••••• I fttr mal• undor 2l 111 CM l'tt.f~r mt'(.llt•tor ~ for ant design. 2855 kbna
yn Call 6)4 ~8 1148 ~ ulll lncl $49 2ll30 E Ctit Hwy _ o,. w twtty 5005
• -u I "' .. m .,....__,.,Q to hr 3 ---be •••••'••••••••••••••••• autJfuJ ..a1un1 ... ote n ._ ......... .., t l~eroom which con AftiUate
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c dulls nly Pl , Costa Mesa -l30 W . lcty Strfft
But•ht•lor f rt'lm $2'15
t Hr from S3SO
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By wciff or month Rr 2 Bl apt on Balbou Iii dlvtded. carpets. dra~. 1 5360 .,.ET -.~ Atttl.67~503$ _ private restroom . "
l.a91-.. ach -1116 G ..... yN Very good bousec;;;;:
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2 Rooms In Coata Meu Joema t (2l·M> to s art' Ot.il paid Call 548·3878 J"IOA
Avad lmmed l xtra tae my . Promontory Po1n.t Ask.for Ca~ol. PART TIME
WI pvt bath 116~ a br Villa. 2 Br 2 8•. (rplc. Our latest program in Mm tJ• 11"• Trwt Lad & FCMM1 53001--------
o.idi 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• l>1s hw,11\ht>r 1hare bath $140 No ocean view Very re· 688Sq F\.. F\Jlly eqwpped automatic merchand1s
k1tcht-tl pt'lvp I t. lasl & wionablerent. 875-6327 r or med I ca I /den Ing features the new pop. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUNO · Lg. Beagle type 21od-S1500Dlsatt M. While w/blk & tan
PERMANENT LIVE JN
COMPANIONS/
HSKPRS
PRACTICAL NURSES
WEL.LSCREENEO
EMPt.OYER PAYS
FEE
• G arba~l' 01i.po!>to.1l 1 50 •~c ur 1 l Y d e P L' _..,...b Ft h 1 1 tal/parame<J1c. 3 exam ,,,.. hot roods. All arena· 631 I~ " ,,._... 0 s are " ce Y rooms. pvt office, lab. ~nall)l·known brands ml02ndTDI0'«,3yrs. FOUND lr1s h Setler
PY\ Ply. 768--5700 young adlt. FOUND Lg. • \'ww Bukorut•..,
• l 'nden.:round Parkin1t
• Ftr\'plat•t•i. I 111 ~clt!t'lt•c.l wllll:\)
f1mU11hed 2 bdr. 2 ba. dark room. Ground floor. s u c h as H e i n i •
Apt. Park Newport S2AO No. Costa Mesa P~of. Campbell's Hormel
4050 per mo+ 1" uul 640 849] _ Bldg. $344/mo. F1ex1ble Chef Boy·Ar-Dee. etc. Ali
• •••••• •• •••••••••• •• • • lease. Tom 540-2200. accounts are secured by
Hoard care ~ed ror 89 NB A'M'N. ~"TRAIGUT Uruque office s pace ror us in office buildmgs.
yr old lady in wheel MALE OVER 30. lease. Approx. 300 sq. fl. &ebool.s. industrial plants
* DISCOUNTED • ~~ ~~ N Mr):1ew ~~~!
SmallTDlncomeNotes w/blk dog resembles
Yos 0.. Pn•ah Chilb Wlttt: -FROM $2500 -Germ short hair point.er C.SALJSBURY /OWN , FOUND Lg. Yellow Lab
DYMASIARCH
Personnel Services
2021 E •TH, S.A
SJS-1458
_ 640-8755 mix. •'OUND goose,
white w /brown on bead
• t-;leguntly fo'urn1s h ed Loung"•:,
• H1Jhard Roorn
• ExertlS{' und Suana Roomi.
chair 673-..e&O __ Active in a pror. req a 1-'l blk lo beach. Busy ck hoSpitals 1n your area. • • a.tl•nh/ V----~-1....+-L. 4250 degree. Live regally by traf('ic l""atlon. Parking We need reliable people r.t IOIOClli/
• I l catoo rO'll and Sun Deck.., --....--• ... ..: t $300 000 4 "" ln your area to service • -t & ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• s,....,.ng a g. · · space inrl. Call Carolyn un ~ bd home W/ocean vu. at673-4622or642·5l71. these accounts. We pro· ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGIUI '
C3bin ror rent, fplc Vry lg pool 2 frplcs. best vide secured locations in *•imK••llh SI 00 or furn. Pvt. enl. & gar. SUIO Up. Office·st.ore. 480 your area 'h c1 om1panty -··••••••••••••••••••• CHEAP 548-2596 Good Prof. & credit rat· ft, A/C, 17301 Beach Bl, r111ancing, w o esa e ou · H.B. LEASE842·2834. lets one year factory N•wport Old French Normandy
Oc. frt. 2-sly Sm. lbr 2ba
Gst hse. $575mo. wmt.
$400wkly. s ummer.
49M439
mgsamust.$350/mo.in· warranty part s &
cl util. 644-0484 Prof Ofc 5Mltff service. You provide 8·10 901 Cagney Lane. Newport Beach
I Comer of Hospital Rd. and
Superior above Pacific Coast Hwy l 7' 4/645-6242 House for rent, Big Bear
City SIP6 6, hneos furn. S2S nltely pr cpl. Call LA9-t leoch 3141 2BR. 2bu, all blltns. 2 blki. after 3 p.m. 548· 1989.
••••••••••••••••••••••• lo bch. $375/mo Ph ----
OCEANFRONT large lux· 673-2.S71 PaJm Desert Deep Ca·
MI F t.o shr house or 11 pl on
beacb Npt area Collect
213/67S.3673. ---House to shr. 2 adJoining
rms. COM great loca·
tion. S250 ls l & last.
673-7359
wy I.a)()' 2 br 2 ba S750 . nyon Tenms Club. 2 Br. I UI 646-~ . Westcliff Area 1 BR. pool, furn condo. t.ited tennis Non-smkr, 1'1 blk from ~ u _ -· RnUand Armf>. Nr shop met. S6000 yrly. 57J..4407 beach. $180 mo. NB orea.
VERY SPACIOUS ping. Aya1I now S325. . 67S-9983 ~
SF.cLUDEDVIEW 63.1·2984 Cot~a~e in, Wale~. Grl. Roommate MI F lge 3 BR apt widen frplc ---Brit.a.in bwlt 1780 s on 14 laundry Walk town i Oeluxe4 BR, 2 BA. gar. no acres overlooking Lake. Laguna Home ; Prcr.
blk beach. $600 mo inc pets. steps lo bch. S575 FUiiy furn w ~ m~ern working. straight, over
ulil Located in prestige yrly lse. 644-1103 fac1I & appll s Fish I 2.S: $19S. 494'"'291
No. end. 531 Cypress Dr. Newport Terrace Condo 2 ride/walk/golf or Just re· F needed to s hare 2br
,E 548 ·6089 PM b 2b FR DR lax. Sips 6·. Sl50twk. twnhsmF.V.Sl60 +ut1l r., o., · .. · • Brochure avail. Box 1574 IS/348·3476. Open thas close to pool, jac, sauna. 0 Ca 92668 or Move in dale 3-1 Will ~· $475/mo. S.Sl..t333 range. · consider 1 child. Send -------6.W-9378 pl PO Bo 18361 Bal reyto x . ..._'le or apt. 11"2 bl ks tu I •y "IEW lrvlne w"'l.3 ...,. S260 1 · Id "' " Palm Springs retreat; 4 '""
HUNTINGTON BEACH hr.; your choice weekly.
Central loc. just ofr serviceable automobile,
Beach Blvd. at Main St. be ready t.o start in JO
TIIE MAJN OFFICE days. m.lnimum invest·
847-5338 ment $3300. Call Toll·
Free. Phones Staffed 2A OCEAN VIEW Hr Day.
EXECUTIVE OFF'ICE 1·800·325·6400 Fashion lsland in luxury Operator45
suite firm wiU lease of· ---=-------fice 18xl5 furnished or
unfurnished. Secretary,
kitchen available. $600
per mo. Call Gabriele
714-640-1633
CdM Offlc• S.it•• ..........
75• per ft and up .
Oceanside or Coast Hwy
with tons of old CdM
charm. call 646-6457.
ROGERS REALTY
675-2311
TRAVEL AGENCY
• • Own your own retail
travel agency & be part
o( lbe billion dollar in·
dust.ry. Experience not
necessary. Startup .
training, technical &
mel'chandislng s upport
provided. Total Invest·
ment $45,000 <including
$18,000 franchise ree. set
up C06t & initial working
capital.
_ · ut ~ llll' EASTBLUF'F. 2 br. 2 ba. BR. 3ba.· house in the
frplc. Huge patio. Pool LaQulnta Es tates. by
Mature 11dulL'I. No peti, wk or mo No pets or
Share my NEW horn~ 1n
Turtlerock. IR V IN ~ ---------1 .11lAVEL NETWORK,
A ·rravel Franc1se
t:a1J Mr. Westerhouse
714 /838-9242
2 bdrm. a ba. Yrly. sun·
deck. garage. 34th. SL. Female wants lo s hare
$385 mo. Hl6J.1335 house at beach. Male or
--female. Non s moker .
&.alJll. Hills 3150 1565 640-0349 c h 1 I d r e n B o b •••••-. ••• • • ••• ••• •• •• ---------Rasmusson 964-2455 Adults~year minimum· Dix 3br, 2ba lower dplx, 1
NEW . Leisure World, bU< bch. No pets. $500. Big Bear cabin. Week. or
Top·O ill. Monlecito Lse.979-0493. weekends . Avail.
V1U, 2 2 ba. gorgeous VERY SPACIOUS 23rd,2'·25. 642-8171
north ~ deg v ie w SECLUOEDVIEW ..... toShcre 4300 $500 1 10 Own e r · 714/640-Ur ~ .. 397 3 BR apt w /den. frpk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~_:.:""°'=-:::::..:....:4_· _ laundry. Walk town, I Htwport t;h 316' b~ beach. ~ mo. i!'IC. ROOMMATES
...................... uttl. Located an prestige Silm'"""·Sa••
Waterfront '\ch.. View No. end 531 Cyrpress . Enjoy more . Pay less!
coiy,patio,P-klng. ' llE. LagunM Beach. AJ(Ages&Lifeslyles
S325 675·8351 548·6089• 4151348.3476· Weef)eck References ----__ Open Uus wknd __ Ctl 546-4212 NOV\
Straight M I F . NON
SMOKER. Pror. with rer.
frpk. burglar alarm.
micro-wave + many ex·
tras . H ·955 0208
Sun-&42·4SOO em.
VIEWFIOM THE TOP
Privacy prevails. Want-
ed , organized
male/female to share
spacious 2br + den.
furnished penthouse in
Promontory Point. With
Magnificent view +
xtras. Surprisingly af·
fordable rent. Call Rene
F ue ntes, 675·1502.
631·1381. YOJ CAN AFl')RD
NEWPORT BEl'H Sharp 3 Bedroom. 2 ba. A6,e 25-40. $200 per mo.
nice carpeting. bltns. Aft.6.67:J.731M Gs-.1
cov'd patio deck & far'W... 4350
Park Newport aarage $525. yrly NeedFroommate nowror ·-••••••••••••••••••••
67S-fi670Jacobs Realty. 2br bch apt Ill Newport. Double garage, storage
-S175+ ~. 54.3-6778. -•y u " mo 814 #3 W J,..UXURY APTLIVINt 2 bdrm. I ba Days -"'u · _.. · ·
OverlookiogTheWater 2 13 932 4269 Ev e~ Quiet fem. to s hare 2 lllh.C.M.642·2464
J.3.763-6589 brm., 2 ba Condo nr So. Gar ages. C a n n e r y
EnJO) S750,000 s pee STEPS TO OCEAN Cst. Pla.za. SZOO/mo + 11 Village. Newport Beach.
tacular spa. 7 swimming [:W BR 2 b 2 .. util 968-29631751-7788 67~12Tues.-Sat pools 8 lighted courts · • a, c:ar eves.
mt.Jes' ol bike trails. put: ~-~lt1ns $675/mo -------Garage 12 x 20. 227
IAUOA tSLAMD
Overlooking Marine Ave. Mature amb1t1ou.s couples
$500 Mo. Realonomics, or andiv1duals needmg
Q)rp. 675-6700 extra income. Xlnt bus1·
ness opportunity. Part or Uke new Turn K.ey law FUJI time. F·or appt. call
olc. Exec ~ulles 1~ H.B. tt.wn4-7.673·S515. Best location. Ut1l pd. 1----------
ldeal parking. Ground Immediate opening
floor lse OK. Terms management. Potential
negotiable. 968-7581. earnings $50,000 pr yr.
Career. Health. nutrition
MU DEC. FUIM. & exercise business. Call
OFFICES &l6-l763 eves.
Recptfl'ele. Recpt, Conr BURGERS & bt.-er on the rm. Ample free prkg. 1 Be h ml. from Beach. fo'ull sand. Newport ac . Sec r . & B u s i n e s s _Agt-=--· 7_5_1 ·_1400 _____ _
services avail. l mmed. ---------occ. Reasonable. 646-7448
Office space for renl. Ap· Decorator Stare
prox 432 sq.Ct. New cpts, Only one servicing Hunt·
paint & lighting system. ingtoo Harbour area.
Pd utll. $250/mo. 645 2550 W a 11 pa per book s . 833-2124 samples, display & de·
-<Yr---------1 corator items. Asking llllilltss ...... 4450 $2.5,00>.
••••• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Harbour Sales
Sha,.lngC...ter QjC jjRB
Space For L.-e ~
ting.shuffleboards. ...:.:::Mi_ 3 bdrm. HB. $150/mo + Prospect. N. Bch.
L I O BAYF'RONT 'As util. 848.9~ '$4Smo.64S-7135 ABOOKKEEPING.
c4 C._. Parrish
2 I 3·277 ·6311 coll.
Dachs from $349.501 mo
Also 1&2 bdrm plans
2 story townhouses
~~ view. sandy Garage, E·side single, ACCOUNTLNG &TAX ~le. 2 BR. $GSO, Female lo share house perfect for storage. S3S Newport Mariner 's Mile. W-'-f0~AY~~;lf. Im·
r 494-1681 with pool lo Huntington mo. Im med vacancy. Modem ~ sq rt store rn:liate opportunily lo
FJec. k1tch. prh. patios Bach ~k to bch. I Bch. 96J..923J ~1 wkdys, l -456-5284 2 6 3 0 < C > A v 0 n · own your own monthly
& balcon ies, c:rpts. ~erson ·Refri g . n o WiU shareCM hm w/older wknds•eves. _213-4 __ 77_·'700_1 _____ 1 bookkeeping & lax
draperies. parking. tchen.fl; 675·8351 Fem. In exchange for Offlulewtal 4400 Forstore&omcespaceal service. Call J .E . DELL
elevators Walk t.o Lido Illa e 3 br. lt/hswk. 545·4619 ••••••••••••••••••••••• reasonable rates. toll free: 800-323·9000.
2 ba, all ame 1 g y . 523 SQ. ft. office space to 500.5000 Sq Ft NT L 1 &
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consecutive days t:ach
additional line is fh for the 2 dayi. Charge 11 •
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and toplact' your ad l'llll
642-5678
STUDENTS. Parents.
l!:ducators, The Northern
Nl!w England Boarding
~per. Tues .. f'eb. 13th
at 6.~ pm, at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W Cst
Hwy, Npl Bch Directors
o( Admin of 4 leadmg col·
lege prep schls will dis·
cuss the educational op·
por t avail in New
England. They will be a
panel discussion. a shde
pres & a quest & ans
penod..
Rist Bonnefond
Dublin School
Hanle Spire
Vermont Academy
BradAJlen
White Nountain Sehl
Anne Duncan
Williston No. Hampton
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to KaSandra·s Hair
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FLO~AL PRINT
I knew it was gomg to
happen sooner or later.
Now that girls are in the
LltUe League. sporting ROOds stores are sell.Ing
F'LORAL PR I NT
catchers' milts.
5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Al Fastuon lstand. Jam· ly.S500m .~es car Cut Living Expenses! s ub lease in Laguna RD SKATE RE A sa es
boree & San .Joaquin 9 83 &na•c d num< ,,, .in• Hills. La Pai Rd. Just ..-SA VEI E service. Outstanding net FOUND ADS llllls Rd. S.0 Cle•• 317 6 Houw-Mates Unlimited souU1 or the San Diego DtUVI PLAZA Only $19,000 full pnce
•••••••••••••• .. •••••• f'oont•c•1st1•Roomrn.11" Freeway. $308 month. ~MesaVerdeE,C.M . Agt.751·1400 ARE FREE
$100 MOVE\ "'"""'"9 ~'"' • 1w1 Ava.II. now. 830-0030 545-4123 Wanted to buy s mall. ALLOWANC Feah111tCl cm IV shuws ----------1 I h' h ·1 · w .. 1wn up'" l•mu '""9a11n11 Deluxe medical s uJte. compete mac me s op Call·. 714/6+4·1~ 1 Br. uti pd. Lg~un· "'")!.,' < 1,,11,,1o Co d 1 w/operator Sanla /\nu
fo'ur rental lnformalton .
~~/644-3656. , ________ _
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W'llsontCa.nyoo642·7072 smoker. xlnl references.
568-ll80 ti~: 2 dogs, vie. Sani---------
Juan Cap. Pis ident.lfy. Practical ou.rse w/excell.
Aft 5:30, 496-0792 references will provide
TLC for elderly Coot.
REWARD Husky/Shep companaon, s hopping.
mix. slvr. Has Aloskan Own trans. Reliable. t.ags. ans to .. Sancho". 646-7526
631·3332or833·9632 --------HOUSE SITTING
l n ·Newporl Bea c h ,
Corona del Mar area.'
AvwJable middle of May
t o e nd of August.
Rererences available.
Contact Mr Coats.
f'ound Small Fe male
German Shepherd. miss· mg collar. l •.,.2 yrs old~
Found m vac Adams &
Magnolia H.B. After 5.
968-6640
5350 54&4l.4tor~l67eves .
••••••••••••••••••••••• F'ence builder needs
RELA.XJNG MASSAGE work. 17 yrs. exoenence.
8obJames·L1c Masseur ~91.54 Outcall 9-9. 494·5111 •---------
-PLUMBER (Llc'dl Look· PREGNANT? Caring. i.ng for work in new COO· confidential counsehng & stnacUon. Marv 646-!ll!O'l
referral. Abort.loo. adop· aft 5 Uon &keeping. 1---------
APCARE :;47-2563 Manufacturers Save: We
--------subcontract assembly or MICHELLE'S repair of mech. & elect •o.tcaM• component.ti 645·1530 9·\2
ILAM·2AM 835·3749 _AM ______ _
-2 Male college grads need UMDA & VICKI permanent Jobs, Wt 11
<Meal Mens• learn trade 645-3243
Forl'heFu.of It! Ambitious housewife
Servmg all Ora11ge Co seeking p/time iocome 835-731~ while cb.ildren in school.
Physical massage by Please call Valerie
lic'd . masseur techna· 1-61_s._:o1.1 ______ _
caa n . 4 ·8PM Appl.
548-2817 Hafp Wcmftd 7 I 00
NICOLE'S
Model & DCllOCe St.dio
Beautiful girls·prlvate roonw.
531°9530
Call us you Non 't be
sorry. 621So Harbor. An¥heam
Come an you'll be glad
youd.t<l Mon-Sat. IOam to 2am.
Fri. till3:30 ·3.30am.
U>SlNG YOUR HAIR?
Ask about Perla de Jo-
joba Hair & Scalp Treat-
ments. Ph La Cotffcur al
84.2-8244
WAMTED:
Di•orc•d WCMHft
Let.S.H.E. help you.
Emotionally . f1nan·
c1a1iy, educationally
Semmars & workshops
now be1n1 scheduled
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Models & Escorts
Male·l'cmale
AM. DeslJny, Mandy,
Bndget. Danielle. C1:.sy
2A hrs serving O.C
/\sk obout seec. rates
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557-9760
4500Campus Drive
Newport Beach, Ca 92660
-deck, overlooks ,olf 7141832.,.134 ground Or., rona e MAllHEl'S MILE area. Re ply 10 con 642-5671 New Bayfroot 3 BR. 2 ba. course. ,S26S. 614 "'le Mar. Realonomirs Corp. PRIME LOCATION ridence :>:>7·7000 ask for d-1-A c c 0 u ,, t a n t t o
fplc, lodry hook-up, dbl C&mpana,'92·1S6'7. WANTED: Pror. ex· 67~00 ON WATER. Available JimOTJohn ~~~~~~~~~ISbarp lady 50 woul ike pe rform /supenise.
752-8708
encl gar, upper unit. Ocean View 2 bdrtl ecutive, unin<'umbe.red, 250.500 sq. ft. offices. for retail or frolesslonal = to meet sharp, single. Respon acetg functions
Spectacular bay view l.ndry garage l 'Aa block m ature. responsible From $!45. Incl. uUI. 779 olrices. Tot.a of 3000 sq UNIQUE BOUTIQUE l..olll or Found a pet? Call nch man. He must · lake ofspeced consort.ion. Re·
w/bch area. SllOO/mo yr· to btach access. $310. male t.o shr expenses. on W. 19th St. 540-2200. ftmal. Cal n unibe divided into ~0 OObOus. \Jpart,r_iemr ,.wt e'tdh An l ma I Assis t a nce dtnganc&anglh. cf~~~~· ~pally· Q$ BA or equil In bus. add· ly. 840-1879 562-1755 :1.1.&tinctlve ocean view s er ts. .1 , . n ' League. 537.2273, no ree. · . · min acctg or re la te
'Orne w/all amenities in ...... bec.llHH WCll .. 'fr•t Ho..1 possibilities . Mon·Frt. Box 471 % Daily Piiot. fields & 2 yrs prof acctg SM0.3br,2ba,balcony,Tb111Lo 3190 J>M w /outgol n g. s.hs 6311400 10-4.&U-2686 Lostmix(em.SetterWht P .O. Box 1560. Costa exp. Exp in schl ac·
encl. g1trage. All bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9:lbisUcated. lndepen-•----·----•I face & chest. Brown col· Mesa. ca. !12626 ctg/computers destrea· blktobeach Yrly d d Priveteauit.e with recep----------Stuck with 40 yrs & S J A $ 671 /\ . · · Dlx 2 Bdrm wilb garaoe, 't unlocu.mbere t ' •. t · 1 1 tar. an uan rea .,.ease """Ip us find ur ble. Sal: Sl.3$1· 1 . P· TSLMgmt 642·1603 alto. $360 . 1"0 .. l l Ft\. execul1"e. Call ion .. secre aria ~-ta Mesa·ap~rox 1•00 pension Pan or ~"'ci>A•""'0610 ... ..., Ii. d di.I M 2 P " f • service, confe r e n ce ...... " threa•en•d with un· __,......._. father Donald. Call Dtlr · P callon ea oe ar •
•.. C...-..OIU .... ITS Pinebrook . Apt B . !!~&PM or wknds, sq ft office bdg. Park· • " v h 1979. HB Union HS Dist. "' .._ " ~ room, au faclUtles. 2082 i.a(c, 786 w. l9th St..~ pr employment? Whichever LOST Brown & white pup· ren & Enc aug an Rm \20, S20l Bolsa Ave, SZ25+..... 1-41KH631 ------Mic helson , I rvine . ft.M7_6351 the case. here's a bus\-py.lookslikeStBemard. (714)888-4998 HB. 898•6711 ext 225.
2011. ...... HI. Af lw•,_,.llMd Verynl':horoeoverlook· 7S2-0234 ---------• ness opportunity you Vic 22nd & Newport Lonesome female middle EOE.
Ctl ...... 556·7707 wU.-.wllload 3900 ~ ~a1 it Newport 3roomofflce.Carpets,air -••••••-• can't refuse. Call ror in· Blvd. Answers lo aged en1oys peopl.-.1---------
••••••••••••••••••••••• ac • sbare. Well rood., Sky Park Circle. FOil.EASE tervlewappt.673·8083 Falstaff. REWARD. dancing. painting. ACCOUNTANTS
2 BR., frplc. no aarage. ntE EXCITING tumlshed '4 ~tns. park· 549-5033. Western Fed Bid". 6'5-1960. tr ave I 1 n g el c . e l c Ml91D
1375 mo. 213/988·9117. p••uMEs• •ns 7
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1'!g548• ,'!,,h-t ma I c . .. 67S-8861 1~1•T1LY 213/985-6721 _,.. "'"' .... ....,..., Elegant offices up to 760 2744 E. Coast Hwy ""*"l•llt l..ollt: Grey /black striped -• · ---M1NUJ'ES TO NPT BCH fl N rt Bl 3400sq ft. Avail 3/15. o_a iwlty SO I 5 kitten, . brownish nose. 5 ••-H-"al SenicH 5360 We have many opeolnga Bach, 1"2 BR Female room~e want· sq. · 00 ewpo . ., 675-0186 Agent • -•••• Id VI W 20th '" -· -f 'd I accta BAYFRONT big. deluxe 2 from...,.."•· up. ed t.o sbr char g 3 BR. C.M. 645-2111; 646-6303. •••••••••••••••••••, moSt sCoM. 5"c8: "90.0 att ••••••••••••••••••••••• <Yrtexp .... g~~etraxa accts' br, frplc. doclt pnvgs. ......, "' tnvest«S earn 50% o pro· .. · · " ... Responsible teacher on cos · ac ...... "' · H1.11e patio. elee. aer. Adults. No peU. 2 bl house In ~ . close llAUTIFUL flt.s. A successful builder Spm. aabbltkal will housesit Call 714·634·2063. Ac·
$595 mo . 673-6336: 1561MesaDr. tobeacbes,tenn..ttrac sums UDO BLDG has charm· seeks fwwls. $15,000 per FOUND· Mix breed dog wtule completing book. countsAbi.UllesAccou.nl·
642·9886 t5 81UEastofNewport quetball crt.s & 'taglng "-to""""Sq."'. ing arcade shop avail. hou se. Short term , ear M.arie r-ltender's 1188-IN08 ingPersonnel.lOO~frtt. --------· Blvd) tract. No pets ~alle. ~...,., ~= r1, ~.1 3/1.Goodexposure.$450. 11«u.red n 7t.h ln CM..,. c:c:7 .,...,., E.O.E. ~ bUc t.o beach. 3 br, 2 ba. 9am-5pm546-9880 Rent $160 + '.1t utl\c8 11 .... .,... serv ceu ~Via Lido. 673-4156 Mraordon955-2'S4 . at 1 · .,,, ..,_.. & •---------
downst, blt.os. frpl. patio. ·--------I 9-5; 64S-873'17 ask f~at rc.e P.t& Mer8PM. • _.:= Accou.nting pr, Lease ~. 127 «th or Usa. ..,_ 833·8813 llT' ... SP •ct . lf">C!'r'> y 11 1 b PPY NJ& 90IO
Sl.840-6140 MOllLIHOMI -:~~:;;~ir::;::::~~;::':="" .. :::.,.,.=·==~~~-1 ~ --..... ~11111. Trmt LAJ<J•: e ow a pu ..................... .. MIOIMATIOH r ~ ~frUdoY19 Dlldi 5035 V1cW17th&Monrovla. Scll11h&
Ne.trLKlo.2BR.2balux Re----·1ou, buy OP· 11.1,"j}'(A., eTA GA'ZE~·~l '96J)C.-Ff. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631 ·~016 / 645·8178/ ...... "-7005 ury Waterfront apt. ..--11tc.u POLI.A• .. ..,. 548-8204. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oaraac. balcony. trpk. tiom. take over payment _..., "'~.~ w. ,,_ °""'~c;.ldo M "" ·~~·;;.. w l20 parklnu~aces LOWEST ---------'75(1/mo 55&-l802 Information. E1ay ·J.....~11 ..,. ........ ,,., ,, • ., y ~t.. f,114'4t-H. &..arr:2six mooldF&M
floanclna OAC. Trade ~~.S• ~=~-"::" f.,. Mondov. :;1 ~ .. ; w/lOpa.rklngspacea Weaelfl.... white puppies w i red
Lovely A Sp1tclou1 2br. ~valuable. t;!!.i~~ o1 Zedlocblftt. tonumbe<' .U1).,,_.,, U.rreURlty,"2·5200 lltTD " -a..._ spota. 2·5. Vic Wllson & 2be apt .. with m•anlrl· SanuAn• 554-7070 ~.,..,.UI Yll"' ac:oe"° • .a.-Harbor . R E WARD .
PAYROLL
Take c.harae ol hourty
tdmlNatraUon.
cent view or the lJay. W.un1.Mt.er 848.-8895 ~t ",. ;=:c :::"' •·:--c--~! "~' IO WT.D.L.e.s. 60-07S7atl5. c. ... __ ........, .... 0 -· ,......... AA... -,, I • • ....... __....... 4 0 F··--ln ...... , 900. lll Lido Pull Dr. ,,...oam ........ 1 1J ~~ll~ ,~.... ~-:: ~ 11,_1 &.-'-*'* --....-l a'llTml I ce lio.
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IA -4000 ·•u .. •111 •-111-'" H0".·11 .A• on:.::tan St., CM. for •23rdStM2-Spa b <,. .. ,. 10-"°'"'""'' Ill OK. 11 li-"SI SLIP AVAJL. c. 2 r, ....... •••••••••••••••• ~~!l;':!l 11-·•-"' ,t~ia..,.'21»'-occpy. $279 ~r MOMIY AVA.II.AILI Fculd: Golden Lab rem die, 2 ba •pt w/a~c·1 _________ 1 ~~!J!ll ::= :r:... ~ .:....: ,.. mo. 7$1·1'1ff 2nd TD LOANS =Y 2/07. Vic : 17 "
&aculat view Lu11urtous ~ ··~ .... ''""" ~·" aunNG• " ... ..,S CM """ ...... a"4>iOtmtftll, beaut. * ......... .... (.-~Mn• ,._ .. ._ l:t:.. "' II I(' .... ....... 4600 -7'"'1 W~'" cmtia, · ''"" .-
aardeftS with 1andy Lovtl.)'1 ....... Broolta ~Mrll ~=-~= ,,,_ '~" 1tY{..l .... ••••••••••••••••••• =:r:czr.:iN Found Cb•rcoal grey
lliMm. Overk>okl Balboa KJlctwe "f· 'rill LI P~......_,"..mJ~·'~'·:::i i~ St:" e~ \ ~-:t:t'~f R•1ponalble, work Ina 01\ANY PURPOSE Schnamtt. tem. 21'7/79 w.ad. Adulta, no peu. • •~ .ava • ~ ,,_.,.. ,,_..., ,,,. ..,,, • ..,. wrlt•r seeks 01t• DavidP.C.r•y•A.MOC. vtc St. Andrew• f>reabl C7l4>m-M1'. :=:-t1~~.J:~rv. ~:..~! sr::. SF-.. $~ ''~.a =odi:I ~:~·:,·~Oii~: R.F.. Broker. ll80-1957 Church. Now at N
BAYWOOO .APTS. Fa.ml• .,-V•pboneavellable O\.+l1.t14 l:=,.. :J.:: :=., • i!lil~ Mela. Quietneu ttttn N'EWPORTPACIFIC Ani•IShelwr,6'4·88M
ly ll IMl.Wt z br/2 b• •pu. ..... S7UO.. --::1: ~~-:::-~.. ~~ Ual. Write Clautned Ad fl'UNDlNO P'OUND: f Ger. Shee.»
from '450 . Lu ab 21T7HarW ~~" "-•-..... "' ,_ Dail.Y Piiot, P.O Any amt lat. 2nd, 3rd, 40lb. redd11h brn/blk,
laadac..,..._, rtertllloo. Colt.I.._. MS..-.0 .,,. 11 •~ .. ,_ "'~ '.t,~~~b eo. IMO. Ca.ta Meu 1'0'1. 0.,.. 965-1056 ev 21rd6Sa.An Blvd CM
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We need an exper'd ac·
ct1 clert for our bkkJ>r famlllar wtnonnal acd1 runct1onl to aul w/lavy
worts loed. V atletJ of K • etc dull ... • hn wUI •art accord.Ina to work
loed. Wt olt aood pay • btaef. Job la locaLtd lo Lat 8dl. Call for a~ Be r k el 1 C o • t r o I ' , maoo1rv. ~.o.s.
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AU cy.,.. ol C'OntlrUC'IWn C 8TOM 001 Oroomlna Your • RORIN'S JI OVst; PROf'~lONAL Bnckwork. Small Jobi Paperhanging Startrng PATCHPL.i\SfERINC , Roohng, resuonabl Retnadd. Olddlli 1.11 lnlt•rh1tCarpenlo PIM'\" Or M ine. fT1dt up • CLlt;ANlNG SKRVICt;, INCOMETAXStKV. Newport. Cost1 Mesa & al •.oo per stogle roll A 11 t Y Pt> s . F ~ l' e Reaid •ntual & Mobll 1 8onchll.l.~41Ul&O b)J•y • OUM'9 l)fhver 7 Oa)' Bot !Of a thorowetlly clean VourhoaM0tmyoff1ce 1rvirie 675-3J7Seves ·636-9508Askror8ob . est1mal~.Call54~ hornu . Fr toe Cllt
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-S.\ MOii >·• f*UUt.,rt.c. ~I 21164 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE' Call Olnaham Prompt. reasooable. ~ 673~Ua . drywill. lnt./Ext. FToo S,.
Dn\leway1•Parlun1 Int r~ S...-.ke • ~J!L.,-RI IAN Prt d 01(1 lfrt9 flt. SU.Sl23 Newtx>rt 8<'h. 833-3199 C!llL 546-1641 •••••••••••••••••••••••
R I •--,_. nuht rr• •.at'm"t·~ on ----J 4' S Masonry. Block. QUALITY PAINTING .,_.._ 58:· hoe. tubs installed • •P41 Ni • •""oauoa ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. " " ' .. ' W t mm h o-"' .__..__ bri-.. I •-I •-• "'-"' ~·• •Ll ~R c u s~C\ larpor mall.Joe. an 1 ac ......... ___, '""'·s umf;l8...,.,e,pan· u•/LA.t...i-.eat.Reasona-s, elect, plumbing $4.f • i .. ' ... "h..tnp1 lit lltt'alll <'ltan u~ f173~ i.hot'cMcl\ly rln Call Th•••••••••••••••••••••••• tera•repai.n.NoJobtoo bit. Wayne (IXOYEl ••••••.••••••••••••••••• fi'teeesLU.cd.7Sl·9872
Npbalt ~ ('-Otor hnab1ene,.., wbl - -""*>ftalTouch ~0105 lronln•done anmyhome. small.W.9806.839·'1965 G4&C36 Plwnbingrepa1r Spec.ln1---------'* 1101 I r 1lb 10 m1.n blu1 h Cl •n ...... C 11 J 1 , R d Reasonable remodeling & copper re-Ta. ••••~•••••••••••••••••• b1t din rm. hall sas ""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I n re • aage Y 646-30lt ~ Painting & wallpapenog. pipe. Good prices. Top ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maturi! w om 10 ~ tl l rm n 50 t1.>1a b Sl(J rhr K., u F'..iv•n& Ano'a housecleanJnB ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• qual. work. reasonable H.at Plumb111g. 537·3194 c E R A M I c T 1 LE
blb>'lllt QI 11t11 1P1ac~n Ou,n t·hm p.t udnr Cat ltfttoit•r.-paif thorou11h. ~ellable & .._we Mo ving & haullne . pnce.Rels.~7·4281 Pl b g pairs latcbeN, baths. entrys
WI Moo Pr Mm~ ~ J»U", 13 ,...,. npl". .M4 W$H t'ourteou s service ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frelibl. bldg materials. PA I NT E RS NEED u~1~r;emode1s' Your tile or mll\c -~, 1 •cri. m tit Hd' -M>UlOO Sptt1alh:lng ln a uto & household goods etc. . . wa a · 912-3079
My home. l1rac ha & :.JJ~Ol h•R•I ~marl•'* Houaeclean· homeownf'.rcoverages Lowest rates in town. WORK. 30 yrs ex p . Reasonable rates. ~111---------play ~ Jal'\'1 t~'T -; • ....................... l•rtlCMI John~~ Int/ex & Acc. clngs. Ingram plun'!b1ng •CERAMIC TILE• All ~)13 Ot!ta .. urt> II a Yt O.l'\'raf'JN't (lean .. ~ C...-dtnana. r ll'an UPI & 111¥ Re(1. reuoa Own ..._ I . Work guar. 847 5186/ MS-6394. types. Reas. rates. Free 1Vorkto~n °"lll~llrf'I eam «'Iran Al>o up l•ndsupiott Ceora~ lnu\11.SU t40364S-3'U9 A.MC.. K. "forris Movmg : Lk'd & 972-1504 Any plumbinJ. wuter est. Lic"d. 835·7775 ext holater" Work )tu.r llMthi ~7002 •-·-do•'"~b .. •Jo"'·llk.. 675·0562 Insu r e d . T 115886 . I R lh I 221 l __. d Ttur .. -.. ...... t u-1, to'r UE'l -..... ... "" " Prore•si'on al serv·ice. nt/ext. eason ablc serv. leaks. ba r m enc . 1--·--------"'ce.~-...... lt)'l'lln!. "' ~. .......... .. G ._:;:--"~ ~.o-.L.w., & cpt'o I -•c••1 a De nd bl L'-t I R 0>85 Pl 11 ~t n: t 14~J7Ul t•ar .. s.r._. ,....,...\ w u....., .. .. .. -----MC/Visa accept 962.4242 pe a e . .-.ee est cer a mic 1 e . eas. European craftsman. all t •&• A i h1fh 1-..!-'• rn '-" Outen Maintenance ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----""'"--·---Jay.645-7965 832-3'68 lunds of tile Installed. 1 Syn. ~T86:MJ C-../C..:,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97l ILS4 European Landscaper. • M · ""·t & Abo t?"" ded ........ DXfT• ... k F · ' ovmg vu u · G & M P · l" I •-HOMESAVERS. Plumb-Lie/Bon · 548·9150
Mlilure *Om.an l.1nn.i·d ••••••••••••••••••••••• --...-.. "JUST VS" houseclean· •OP wor . air pnce. "Ooo'l Delay Call To· 810 ing. nt "' My hom4!·l'all Sul tylUnetttf'bruklng&.huul Carpcntt'r, painting 1.ng We'rehonest&efh· Rers.646-4871dys/eves. day"Local&slate·wide ExLCabmetrirush1ng.& m~ & Heating. Free
642-3494 • intc 1''••t ~ lfflt'l~nl fteas rah'3 15 yrs In dent. ea11 67,._0L63 !!!~.:4 hrs 7 days. 6stuc7., 0~7.repa1r 751·3448/ estimates. SlS hr. Honest
Ceramic We inslalled · nrs. shwrs, tubs. 547·2639 dys, 545-7097 eve . ....... -Senice ~ .. b4.S.&12 .,"'1dl5481752 --The Moppets in business s!~~~!sc;~~s .,..,._.., ~ ~~~go~'.~9.~ice .
....................... l<'oundatlons, rcta1n11111 0W..t9 sance l974. Honest, de· Work guar. 9 yrs exp Hard working men./ Painting-lower winter P'r
Uncontated c.hvo~t" w walls blork!t, pal lo1t ••••••••••••••••••••••• pend.able. efficient. Of. Lic'd/Bonded. Noburo. Lowest legal rates. in s. rates intenor. Neat, Rcr. ~ope1-rf1"~'f ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'\>lll. bankruntc" ~$ Uc'd S36 5013. )48-.4309 Haul, isklploader. dump fices. homes. vacancies S3Hl162. 897·2862 Sllic #T119'l30. 546-7453. Free est. Gr eg Riley MCllSfl91•et Land.scape Creations l<!x·
AC'l'lON ., ,._,.___,. --trk. grading, tree wrk, Uc'd. 546-2393 ANY & r 646-5631 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• µert shap111g, thannrng. LEGALTYPlNC _..._..or demolltionsetc. 831-W7 ---------aJI types o ex-Forbusyowners-tena nt stump removal. 675·2821. t60-S419.~2946 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H ....... Ex~. reliable woman, ex· t.erlor design & construe· ,....lwg/Paperill9 All KJnds. Free estimate. liau;on. collections. Ins.
K"'model re a g ... ,... """ ref's Sl8 ""' w"'""'k uon. Lie. 364419. 645-6716 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Licensed. SlO.OO per roll p-·. '··-1ons, ma Int •,·-.._--MMJ.-------'" P tr, en ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"'' · .~ ""'" · average.645-0880 . ,...., ...... r-~· MARINA MONEY MORS carpe n try. o ld t1mt" S54H0'71 PETERS PAINTING re--leasang. 27 yrs exp.
BkJIPf.budget1ng.b11l crat\smansh1p 16 yrs in Refairs. Ha ndy man. UmDM"'f Expr'd. Reas Rates . EXCELLENT PAINT · MeyerMgmt -549·1366 ..................... ..
navtng, Sml bus. & area. Llc'd. Mr Palom P um b 1 n ~ • e I e c · ~oer-utisfied customers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Est. Call Gene EXCLNT PAINTING Tutoring · Credentialed i.DdTv-;dual.s 673-7831 bo as.2·8314 spnnlder. pa111ting, etc. give refer .. same person Brickwork. Small jobs. ™ CALLS48·2706 R....e & ltepoir exp'd reading/math lab
-- - -Any hshld repair. Tiny. Wit.l,y.8!M<&8. Newport, Costa Mesa & --------------------••••••••••••••••••••••• teacher.494~30.
Typing Service. Prof typ-~llon aJI types No 64.2. 1492 aft 4. Mature Christian Lady Irvine. 675-3175 eves. Prof painting. Ext & int. lnt. ext. serving area for 1 Decks & AdditiOfts ~.~~~?o~~~ck~e~ ~~5~~ Licensed .... -.-.-------desires hse work. refer. All types or m asonry. ~~~.::~383Free ftr:s1~~okp~~~~o~~: Renaissance714/499-3816
759-1530 -••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Marcia 964·lS0'7. tiles, patios, patio cov· Reas D 588 8425
Germ an tutoring by
naUve German teacher.
fll(,tividual or groups.
:>48·7870 ---LesterJ Bent,Gnl Contr. Lile hauling-movin g . Dependable. xlnt house-ers.blkwaJls.548-9150 Fine Exter. Painting by · ave, • C.,."'•• spec1ah:ung In patios, Garage Yard clean mg. I Good r L R. Sinor. St. he., ins. Try ........ /Repair
Roofileg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
••••••••••••••••••••••• decks. landscapin~ & Reas rates.642-0705 ce;:ner. res. ag Cuslom Masonry, Patios. me.836-SSSS24 hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._ home 1 mprovem enls -------Be /Nig pref. 494·3473 Walls, Fireplaces, Re-Neal patches & texturl's
Repair & Reroor. All Uphohtfty t yp<'S ·S hln Rl cs •••••••••••••••••••••••
...... rpenter. Free Est. Any 551·21X>-1or551 IO'JO OCC Student. 1 Ton truck. tairu.nf Walls. lOO's or WAUPAPUING FUE EST. 893-1439 stz.e jobs. Call A.llan or --Trash. tree trim. Ron Have something to sell? toca r e f ere n c es . Rerso<rered.Eves.
Tony. 644HJ649 Wi!nt Ad 1 iJlp" IH2 !>Ciill 642-5703, 642·3224 Classified ads do 1l wel I ~12. 631-JMS. 675-1266 Sell idle items
rockshake~·compo-tar Furn . car. boat &
1-'ree est 541 5930 t'tn airplane. Very reason
642·5678 ·-Avail Wht:.I pnres. 646-2318
HefpW..t.d 710UtetpW•hd 7100HelpWClfthd 7100 HllpW..ted 7100 HelpWanted 7100 He4pWanhd 71 00 .....,WMt•d 7100 HelpWaeted 7100 HetpWMttd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -------A!P to SISOO Accounting Newport Beach. Your
heavy expenence in con·
ROll•RT Nll&.F'B strucllon payables is
[
what our well known accoun ~ cltent IS seektng. POSI· ,,.,_,,.., lion is open due to "mar .
Proudly Announces Our nage" & that makes thts
Move to Larger Offices. rare opponun1ty to JOm
Visit Us Al Our New an outstanding firm .
L.ocauon. Abigail Abbott l'ersonnel
COLDWELL BANKER Agency, 557·61:!2 4500
BUILDJNG Campus Dr . N.B. Open
Mon evening until 7pm. SUJTE200
23.13 N BRO A OW A Y AOMIMtSTRATIVE
SANTA ANA ASSISTANT
We have an m<'reas111g ror N('wPort f1n11nc1ul
dem and lhrou~h oul center National CPA
Orange County for ex (1rm. All Sel'rt.'l <HIJI
perienced accountmii & skills reqwred Pleasant
bookJteeping personnel. surroundings, ocellenl
Call or visit us today-we benefits, paid parking
are looking forward lo etc. Cal l Ms Witt,
grt'eting you in our new 644-4402
location ------~--C7I4 I lls..410 J AdY.ConMlftants
FREE PARKING
ACCOUNTING
EARN TOP
PAY
Accountants
Overload
Professional
LOHG OR SHORT
TERM ASSIGNMENTS
IN SO. ORANGE CO.
15
*PEOPLE*
Needed
Immediately
$5.89
N~~~~ C:ua~~
perience nee Company
wilhn~ to tram Purl
Ume or full ttme. Call
Mrs. Collins 834· 1377
ASSEMILER
MECHANICAL
Position in electral mechanical assembly
area ror mechanical as-
sembler . Standard
knowledge of hand tools
& ability to r ead
mecharuca1 . assembly
prlnlS a must. Min. 6
mos. Exp EOE 557-9051
as.k ror Ray Gilman
ASS EM OLE.RS
ELECTRICAL
BENCH
ASSEMBLER
Immediate opening re·
qulring 1-2 year s ex
penence. Involves work·
fog w1th controls and
panels, wiring s u b-
assembhes. Must be able
lO read blueprints and
have knowledge of stan-
dards and schema tics.
Position is i.o our Foun·
tain Valley facility and
olfers excellent salaries
and company pa id
benefits rn cluding free
medical and li(e in·
surance for employees
and dependents. Please
apply in person lo.
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 West Segerstrom
Santa Ana, CA
E.OE. m/f/h
H YOll 91ave recent H ·
peri~cn:
Act.erti'"9g Sales
Growing Orange Co ad ·
vert1ser reqs. a g .
gress1 ve. dynamic
salespeople
We ofr lop comm & guar ---------• sal Car allowance. hsc ASSEMILBtS
TAX ACCT
./AUDITOR
./ACCT AHAL YIST
./f /C IOOKKEEPER
./P/R Q.HK
.f A/R C&.ERK
.f A/P C&.ERK
Call For An Appointment
547-7631
ACCOUNTANTS
OVERLOAD
accts. & bonus plan art raECISION
1st mo. Prev adv sales Openings available in
exp pref Reply in conf precision instrument
P.O. BOX 2091, Npt Bch. shop. ApplJcanls must
CA 92663. eOJOY the challenge of
troubles hooting &
custom fitting or Advertmng mechankaJ assemblies .
JR. SECRET ARY Good manual dexterity &
Work 1n the exciting mecharucaJ aptitude ex·
world or advertising. lm · per a must. Mm. 6 mos.
mediate openings for an exper req. E.O.E. Call
experienced secretary . 557-9051, ask for Ray Good typing skills and GU.man
dicta phone . Excellent 1---------• working conditions and ---------
beoefils includmg dental 1---------
111Surance Apply Sam-ASSIMILYS
llam & lpm-3pm. Na-B.ECTRONIC
t1onal Education. 4401 Position available for Birch St.. Newpor t I d Beach. ( Nea r O .C . per son exper ence
Airport) E~ual Op-PCB, wire assembly.
porturuty Emp oyer wire harness assembly & some minor mechanical. Company is looking for
AMBITIOUS! CAREER person interested In long
Assembly
TRAINEES
IOI UPBtlENCEDJ
Micro
Electronics
We ar e s eekmg an
dlviduals for r1rst shift
pos1uoos in our Produc-
tion Department. We will
Lra10 the right in
d1v1duals tn the micro
electrorucs industry
We have immediate ()peni.ngs In the following
areas:
•T~ ·~· h.,arll!Hoft
•Photo-llnht
Comprehe ns i vc com .
pany benefits Including
major medical and den·
tat. Call or apply in
person to 3952 Campus
Drive, Newport Beach.
<n4> 540-6080. We are a n e qua l o pportunit y
employer m/f /h.
TRANS MASK
CORP.
ATTEHTION
llorOnr
No &pet-Necen.
If you are new to Costa
Mesa. temporarily dis·
continuing your educa·
lion. recently discharged
from the service. or for
any reason seeking t.em·
porary or career employ·
ment. consider this uni· que opportunity.
Yo.c•C•Eam
S216PerWk.
Based on your produc·
tivity, commission. plus
incentives & extra prorll
sharing bonus.
1be women and men we
are looking for may be
tired ol typing, folding
papers, warehouse jobs
and working ror a limited
in com e. W o rk with
young people. Rapid ad.
vancement possible. H
you are 18 or over and
would be available to
start work Immediately
Call ...
645-6514
AUTOM<YrlVE •,ARTS
COUNTERMEN!
Busy Chevrolet dealer
near Orange County
Airport needs parts
countermen with GM
parts experience Good
pay, envi r onment.
Permanent. Opp. for ad·
vancement. See Bob
Cook. HOW A.RD Ctt.•rol.+
Dove & QuaH Sts.
NEW.PORT BEACH
AUTOMCYrlVE
PARTS
COUHTER PU SON
BMW or roreign ex-
perience preferred. Con·
tact Glenn al
ltOY CARVH IMW
lMOJamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
64CM444
AUTOMOTIVE
"MANfRIDAY!"
To assist new & used car
managers in varied, in-
teresting tasks & t o
supervise lot order Uness.
Like to work around
cars! Th.is will pluse
you ! Ideal for sem i·
retired. Salary open. See KenPlerce.
HOWARD Clte•rolet
Dove&Quail Sts.
NEWPORT BEACH
AUTOMOTJV E
•LOTDETAIL
Part-time. 8 AM to l PM
Mon. lhru Fri. at one or
Orange County's leading new car agencies located
in Costa Mesa. Must
have valid eaur. drivers
license. Call for appt. lo
Chuck Cozart or P aul
DeFabiis.
540.9640
UNIVERSITY
SALES&SERVICE
AUTOMOTIVE
•SERVICE
WARRAHTY CLERK
Some auto. experience
required. Ideal ror semi·
retired service mgr. or
mechanic, We will in·
str uct'. P leasant spot
near 01·11n~e County
Airport. Permanent.
varied interesting. ()pp
ror advancement. See Mark Trevlno.
HOW A.RD Ch.•rolet
Dove&Quail SLs.
NEWPORT BEACH
Banking
TELLER
For our Cost~ Mesa of· fice. Experience pre·
ferred. Call Mr. Wagner
at546-2300.
Calf. Fecltt al SaYllSCJI & LocM.
Z700Harbor Blvd C M.
An EqualOppor Emplyr
Banlung
TB.LERS
Positions available for
full time tellers who en·
JOY heavy customer con· tact have teller exp. &
are mterested in workinl'
in friendly plus h sur·
round..ings. We orrer good
salaries & benfits.
Applicants s hould con· tact:
Bankin
Utitty Clrk/Teller
Expenence preferred
Salary commensur ate
wtexper. Please apply al
Barut or California. 1401
Dove. NB 92660. 833·3511 . E.O.E
•TELLER• PART TIMI': Immediate openinf.( 1n
Laguna Hills oUicc S11v·
ings and Loan or bank
experience prl'rerr~d.
Helaled background re-
quared. Excellent :.alar) .
work.mg cond1ttoftl> and
benefits. CUii or apply,
Tuesday, February 13,
I ::.>to4 PM
Bookkeeper. P IT . forl CLERICAL service station. Morn· ings. Apply 2590 Newport Become a member or our
81 CM dynamic Newport Center ' f\n.ancial Firm. We are IOOKKH:PEAS expanding & there are MHDID many opportunities for
I ID' TB.y adva n ce ment . The MM ~ rollowmg positions arc We have openings for ex-now available. p'd bkprs & acctg <'lerks.
Work near your home.
Htgh rates . Ca ll
714 634·2063 Account
Ab1llt1es Accounting
Personnel. t0or1 r rce.
EO.E
BOOKKEEPER
FULL CHARCiE
We are seeking a rull
r har"e bookk eeper /
bus iness m a n ager respons1ble for keeping
books for r apidly ex-
tut ailrooM
We. have entry level pos1
lion open in the hie'\
dept. ror 21\d. shirt. <5pm
to 1 :30aml & 3rd shift
ct2.30am t.o9am I
G.eral Clerk
VlRGINIA WAITES
~ACTURHS
IAMK
AME.RICA..._. panding diversified pro· " perty ma.oa((emenl com-
We have e ntry level
clencal positions open on day sluft (8am to Spm >.
2nd. s hift (5pm to
1:30am>. & 3rd. s hift (t2:30am to 9am) math
ability & office ex·
penence helpful. SA VING S paoy. Excellent benefits ~ E. El Toro Road ~ fmancial growth poten· Clerical 1201 DonSt.N.I.
(7141752-0600
E.O.E.
Laguna Hills Ual Call or send resume &y stuft positions open
Ms Goldblatt toBev.~7-871.1. persons with math &
77().2816 ALT A f'ROl'EltTY • key ability. typing &
Equal Opportunil y MANAG!MEHT ofClce experience. ..:.
Employer M/F/H 16721 Hale, I~, 92714
1---------·--------·r Elcetllent working cond1 · BANJONG
TELLER
Immediate opening in
our Laguna Beach oCfice for full time Teller with
six months experience.
Weofrer: •Free Parking
Free Health
•Free Dental
Please call for interview
FtDELITY
FIDERAL
~&Loa.Anl'I.
(213) 244-8111 Equal Oppty Emplyer
BANKING
NEW
ACCOUNTS
SUPERVISOR
An excellent opportunity
IS available with Colum-
BAR MAID·Short order
cook. f\111 & Part time.
Call or a pply to Bay
Street Saloon. C.M llam
t.o3pm 631-9779
Beauty HAIR STYLIST
needed. Re1t1s Hair Styl·
mg, So Cl>t Plaw. CM
Apply m person. 540·8888
BEAUTY OPERATOR
Hair styhs l for ell'g
salon. xlnt oppty ror the nght pers w/a clientele.
Must be fashionable
Also looking ror the pro·
per person to cut men's
hair only. Must also have
clientele. All interviews
strictly confidential
Richard Ouellette Salon.
200Newport Ctr Or. N 8.
Beauty HAIR STYLIST
needed. Reg1~ Hair Styl
ing. So. Cst Plaza. C!\f
Apply m person. 540 88&1
bia Savings, a growmg ---------financial organization llNDHY
We're seeking an 1n TRAINEE
dividual knowledgeable Collate and package
ln all types of savings educational m aterials
transactions to assume Will require hrt1n(( of
respon si bility ror heavy boxes. W1lhng to
supervising and train1r.g train to operate rorkhfl
of New A cc o 1.1 n t s Exccllenl working condi·
Counselors. Typ111g of 45 ttons and benefits. Apply
wpmls required. 8am·llam & lpm.Jpm.
.. i69gr.H)iRHr
Experieored engineer in
operation of centnfrugal
relngeration machines
& bwldmg equ1pemnt
needed. Mu:1 t have
knowledite of air dis·
tnbullon & cabbrallon of
controls Good bener.tl> Apply al
THE lltYINE CO
1(111 Camelback
Irvine 644-9010
uoas & company benefits
olfered.. Please contact
personnel or apply daily
!Mi.
ADP
PENSION
SERVICES
ll!O Newport Center Dr
NPB. 714-644·43ti0 ext263
Equal Oppor Employer
Businessman reqwres as· Clencal-Accurate typist,
soc1ate spare lime ror f1h ng, phones. P~rma·
Distr ConsuJUng Bus i· n e n t po s I t 1 o n .
ness 'Elitabhsh your own Estabhshed company.
business without invest· Newport Beach. 645--4175
ment 646-7989
CASHIER
32 Hours per wk. exper.
911m-6pm. Mon & Tues.
9 »6. Sat & Sun. Apply
m person. Kerm Rima
Hardware. 2666 Harbor
Bl.C M ---------
CLERICAL
capable person for omce
J)061tion requi nng phone
& math appitude. typinit
6Swpm Medical. denial
ms. fabncated Plast1(•i;
Int· 815 W l8th SL. CM
t;.16 3279
Cashier /Exp.
f\111 or part time. Cas h Oen cal expr preferred. Must CLERK TYl'IST
have some rash.ion expr. $678 Per Month
Please call or inquire. CETA Funded pos1t1on
APROPOS al 29 Fashion requiring H1.1nt1n glon
lsl8Jld. See Manager. Beach residency & 10
C •SHIER wt!t!kS unemployment. "' Must type 4S wpm. Ap
AUTOPA.RTS SAVINGS National Education. 4401 Birch • Street. Newporl
Beach. < N car 0 C Airport). Equal Op·
Portun.ity Employer
Crown Hardware. Apply phcat1ons accepted al
at 3107 E. Coast Hwy, the Huntington Beach
Cd.M Employment & Training MJni~~~!ber SUPERVISOR
ex:penence. Musl be well .TRAINEE
groomed & personable. We're seekln° a Senior Hard work & good pay ~ wtlh -.Ang company. Teller for our present
Coshier CFoodJ Centt.r, 538'Matn Stret:t. ·~ • IC H.B. until f'ebrua.ry 16,
f 111 night sh t. exp 1979unlJl3PM.
fre1erred Newporter1•--------• nn . 644-1700 x 525.
Mickey 1.emek E .0 .E 1--------IOSSN.Moift
Sliffe 1016
SANTAANA
WeAreNotA
Public Accounting Firm MINDED! President of term e mploy m e nt.
lnlem alional cosm etic E.O.E. Call 557·90S1, ask
co. will be presentln' job ror Ray Gilman. ---------··1 oppor. full /part time.!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For interview ca II Acc.ounUng
ACCOUMT AMTS Margie Balett 546-7687 or
633-6140 r ASSEMBLY
&-v... Costa Mesa orrlce. to
Call 556·2500 for In · train to assume the tfflp Waaffd 7100 _tervi __ e_w_l _pp_L____ responsibility of Sa vines
••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO PAITS SUpervt&or ror a stact o( five when the new Costa DBJVEIY Mesa office opens this
llO<PR/S.cretsy
for Newpo r t Beac h
Arch1tecture Firm. Ex·
pr. pref. 645-9444
Boat Ha rdware Sales
f>ttson. PIT2days a wk.
0lEMICAL REFINERY CLERICAL
WORK E RS ·S3.75 lo WE HAVE start. day & night shins
H.S. chenustry or work
exp. with che m ica ls -JQBSl.f. OYl!RLOAD
olfers t.op pay. ll variety
or interesting assign
meot.s, serves the cnllre
Orange County urea and
oeedl experienced
APT MANAGE R
For 55 units In Costa
Mesa. Exper'd couple.
Hus band mus t have
malnt. exp. Wife bkkpg
exp . Cal l eves
( 213 )86S-385 l. Acc1atiwtClerb
loold11e,.r1& Men llag renowl Apt. Mgrs, 18 units. Santa
at all levels. Call today Ana. Mature cpl.. 1 can
and let us tell you bow to wori<out. Apt +uul. Fay. become• busy. well paid _7_52_·2446 ______ _
Accountants Overload Assemblers. Manurac·
Prof .. loeal. turer ol precblon elec·
.,.._.caJIToday lromectlanical devices Ji'ol' AD Appointment hu immediate e>penlngs 147•763 I No ex p err e n c e
le&NMain.SulteJOl8 necessary. Mus t have
SANTA ANA good aoual d xterit..y.
NotapubUoac.c&1flrm Com,~ve waa.ea. SR ~i~~ng &14 Proch.c·
AccomUn1/UUl clerk. All t.kx\ ·• Npt. Bch. can ror
Ill **·....,... around pens, Al"• A/P, -'-,~------
(lex hn. Call for •PP\
_~ ___ u_t520_. ____ LClllt in& "•luable?
rt~ an ad In our Lost S!WoC anythiftl with 11 and round column~. DliJi PtJat Cl•Nlfled Ad 11\al'• where ptt<>ple look la a 1imple mettct when they've round an
,._ulliG-M'78. ilcmofv•lue
•
TRAINEES
!OR EXPERIENCED)
Micro
Electronics
We ore seeking 1nu1v1duals 101 l11s1 sh111
pos111ons 1n our P10<1uc11on Ocparlmen1 VY~
Wiii lta1n the roQnl ln\llYldUalS tn lhe m1tlO
c1oe1ron1c1 industry
we hJvc 1mmeo1a1e open1nvs In •~ to1tow1no
Jf0J5 '· •Tooting
• Thin-Fiim Ev1por11lon
• Photo-Rnlat
Co1np1Ahcn11v~ compJn~ l)en()f11s 1nclud1ng
m.i1or mfX11ca1 ano dent.lt We are an t'QUill
oppo11u1111y omploy1ir mt I / h Cilll 01 apply 1n
purton 10
TRANSMASK
r CORPORATION
...
3t$2 C1m~1 Otlwe
Newpot I leedl
1714) 64().eolO
Well groomed fe male ~ember. Two years
over 18. Good driving re· minimum teller and new
cord. Musl Uve in C°"ta accounts c1tper1 cnce.
Mesa area. Call "6·2500 light IRA and Keogh
rortntervtewappt. background. end 45 wpm
Auto roule dnver needed . typing are r equired.
Hunt. Bc.h. Fountain SUpervlsory backgt'Ouod
Valley, Newport a rea11 desirable.
Excellent P/T Incom e. Call Herald Examiner. Columbia offers an out· SC'1-0301 standing benefit s
Shock Hardware
2900urayette
Newport Beach
675·3324
IOOICKEIPER F /C
FWlh 131 lnvstmot r1rm,
x ln t oppty 1-;x p &
maturity reqcs Cull
640-012.3
BOOK.KEEPER
(Commissions )
helpful. Call 9·5. 549·3281
tort. mcrease ror mght
!lhift, EOE.
OUJd care. Woma., for OC•
c.as ovmight w ,2 well
behaved chJdrn. 581·4486.
O\lldc.att needed, Mesa
Verde area, in our home.
PIT. Student or retired
person. 5.56-6171
We need people now who
arc interested In doing
temporary w o rk
Whether your skills are
In the areas or Acctg,
l<t<ypun<'h . T y p ing .
~relanol or General
OffiC.t'. .. we can use you:
1>8Cka11e includUI@ dental
Babysitter. mature Insurance and free
woman. my home. Days . career apparel. cxctllent calleva.~ starting salaries. end a n
Newport .Beach lnvest1·--------•1 Ji\rm (Ull c.ha.rge rom·
11\iulons bookkeeper req exp ln pegb oa rd
systems. knowledge In
read1nf compute r re· ports. Clll 640-0123
Wlti-HOWIM
ELTOIO
kleaJ won environment. BABVSl1T'ER·Day time Pleue COIStld Person·
ony home 1.n Corona del net for an Interview ap· Mar. Have your own pointment. ttamportallon. 675-0232
Blbyaltttt.EI Toro area. Clim t i•~
Mature woman, slatting •a...
Jan 2nd. wk.d1y17 am to Auec..,._
4:30. Care for Infant. ,714177 .. 7101
BOOKJ<tEPER lite In·
sur. •1en(y P IT C.M
aret. 556-o&:iO
Rd. req. 788-7446 Eaua.l Opportunity
BABYsJTl'ER wa-n-ted-fo-r €mployer M1•· •IOOK•••• 2\.\yr. boy CdM or Npt ---------1 l'\ilJ charae tbru trial
&ch area. Flexible or balanu -reutl atorl'
permanent hr Call f'IUll lo<'. 4 YTS. c:oiper
t :IO-l2:00.mM4·$347 StllWithEAS~· nec.m.99111 lt'ae BREEZE
W.c Ad Help? 842-6118 Cluatntci Ada 642·~8 Wan\ Ad Reiaulta ~
oenc.aJ
STAND-BY ~~ ~:: =~;~ @® i RD ...............
On•t• Ce. co•· ~I••· Work •••·
c:r•:z.. wllall e la· .... .... pcnM·
Tcu.orsy S-.lcn
Newport ~49'807 l
4341 Bmh. •202 ~Toro Suite 200
2:M9l El Toro Road
£.0 E. Ml , ................. c .. ,, . ., ........... , ..
ll•l•r• Pera•••tl. Malle your 1ho ppln• 1714JUJ.t410. -* b1..an. tb1 Dall)< PUat CIUailled Adi .
.. .. .. ti> .. -.......
"''"':-7""'4.....,_DAIL_..Y._P;..;l,;,;LO;;.;T:......--:---....:::S;:,:und:.:::::,!Xt&.•!.:l'•:!;O:!!fU!?':J:..!l.!il • .J.l~!?!:i_ tW. W...... 7100 Mm w.-.. 7 100 ~ ~••T••••••••••••••••••• ~lee .. •••••••••••••••
...... ~.~.'.~.. 71~ .....-w.tH 7104! .... W..tff 7100 •DllYll• Pettory work , Snull GIRL~ A.UYS ••••• •• ••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••• • ••••• •• ••• ••• I': pandln• c-o looklnl ~ toenpeny nt•r ~
Qertt: Good with t11uree a.tl!T~t ..,_,.......,. for pt"Ople wl1Un1 to 9o. C.f PIHi. 4 dey, 40 ... .a.ya HOTEL
lfotlY level Pl»IUon 1Arf, mlilU l'WP n4MdJ '"HOU""" .... 51,,..,. p &. •llM9a W'CIR Nfft appeu Oood hr wit. food btineflt1. I RA .. MM.5IO ~ clef\ typ&al O~ 1tart ~..._..,;a dnY\nl rec-Ovf'r l Co ~7l01 A1\ for Dan. JI03 I nHCI 3 PfOPI frH to ________ _,IOI "411111)' ••lh Utk-rel s..y Affr'e• 1700 Yihici. IUO Pfr llr+ W Nton.S1nt1 Ana tnv•l llaw1U. New .. MARRIOn IS PEOPLE11
CUllt9n' OPIMl ... S DIST ~: t.oel1t1 .-uat type 40 _ _. ..0 jnttnUvea Call Maria -YOttr. Co6o. •other rill
Cl.EDS WI*' We wm traln ror _... ~1 ms 'IC IOOIKWH In U Mutt be n••t " PU OPllATO. Clu1J 1t
CASHla ....a otrl«'C' 4'. ~•noJ tlMcUt all pb&HI of bk· willln• to learn We olfer iluuu m .. llnl th• Merrie~ ce.,le te 0'1wr tor lknUll Lab kpa. flnaMl•l atate· •bolle .Vt'r•io nrnln111
UTOTEM pubb · 0.U ...-nlH re~1 l1t Mnrnln1 MIHt have rrwnta lmmed opt'nJn11. •all C!l(PfftHI P•ld dur e lAbn4o ...... • valid D L II IOOd drM01 C&ll •atl4 or .end rt'· Ina tr1lnln1. l"or In
HOST /HOSllSS CP /Tt
000. ATTIMOAHT
1C'llF'1n.ancel'o l':'Tvwlnf~nn~r .. r.corc.I Parl-tlmt' su.meto ReidAdvtt11• ~•c•llM•Cooway, ~ ~ IVljl•t .. , Mlui09Vk")o I l.nSoulhOranl(fl wu .. end1. «Yet tna. l.201Dove8l, ND, 6311421 IOAM 6PM. fo~njoy cxcelh•nt workln" condition &
company benefits. Apply 9am·Noon .
Mon.Fri PC'l'80nnct. l0r tull or pan lime: __ .;;,;.;;;;:,;,;::;;...;.;;.:,~--u--· .. J )0·l3'1 wul&d• ya Ol IJCOllO, Mon Wt'd. ti rh on 3nc1 6 3rd Q.-TTPllT -ft>' lU'U nPP y Im ~ ---------------
IUf\1 No f'IPt'M nee New fl o r t 8 •at b mnJlal I)' --------f EM A 1-E t• a rt ory ~~·~ttr"'f !~~~. :=:r.:"~°t~ar1~~: cOUNn o• DIJV•s ~~· .. ~::>t ~~1~,"~0 liO FOi 2 MAlllOn HOTa
Matul~ w ll GO Pt'' hr lion u b11l1n1 c lerk Ol.AM61 Mm cw won>t.'ft z:s yr. or HJ 5lm, lM7 Monrovia ,.~lo ~Ptl'hr MtnJmaJ t)plna l.'.oo, NISOt••a old4-r Koow lh coaat Avt-N 8
Two ror vnU1tment8
avallal»o tn 1~ent"ll 1 p
pllr111ta. You rnay dctt'r
adlve duly up lo t'nd or
900 Newport Cent.er Drive
Newport Hcnrh E.O E
Ady ll n t c m n I op Good pany benrltt•. -AITM8CT <'1~ Net SllO a W9"lt or Floria. l/M1111r~1ldt'llf
portunJU w ~ wh( 1..,_&. 4 u: l:IJ.M50 &!) N Ro.IStr(~ mort' Or101eo Coast want.Gd XJ.n ••·~rood
qualify Fur lnfonnalltlfl HmGltO Yellow C.tb. t7300 Mt. XlntPC>Wnt.•t&ZS.
t ll I 1 y o r Y o u m 1 y !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
qveJJry If )'OU &n1 ~'Oto our M.,..t cruarkrt.i·--------s.aau. Ana. CA IJ270l lttrrmano. fo'ount•ln
Qr l'OOtlC1 ttw P~.-.onnt>I CLlllCTTPIST 171fl ll34 Tlt28 V•lley CNu of later
fi<"t! at i\l(ll'mMtlv"' Al'\ Ion h" t •rn N • whop e & U422 Lamp.on Uttt 1671 fler ...._... p; p1o &utbd>
l10&nlen Gf'O\t', "37..&MO flf!Qwr • SOwpm AP l•---mllillllill)'ti•t---__
l';quaJ OPPOt ~mploy\"r pltullon arc4'ptH •t --DlllY•S!
Uw Uunlm-'o" ~arh I•--------• Hoy Carver Rollt Royc:e ________ _, ~>mmt • Trauun• CUSTODIAN Ui l<ft& appbrotiona for
,.. _., -sT <:Mid', Main Strt.'C't, t\111 tlm u~ed am 1 ,. d 1 -• • r o H 8 >'11.n.1 dudhne '" .i ___., 1 C qua I le.. r vera for lk:-µoni.lble po "1th ) PM on2 uvn """'ale Y •t In-inc-uen pickup le dell Vt'r)' of
v1me4 dulle• Equiv ---------1 PMny Apartmt<nl t'nm Holli Royt'l'I Apply to U S snd••th3)'n full pl1•x Xlnt twnt'f11 .. OMM'f'll ic-klt'ut urne. reepon,111blt> lt>~el CoJI• W......_, ~ IRYIHI CO ltOY CAIVH ~nerat otrlre Up.!r ~ um Cllmttlbadc llOUSIOYCI
l>e ~ wpm S•lar)' f..lm Uf> to'* pt"r 'Nit ll"V1M' &44 9010 l.StOJamboree Road ~ mo to SIMU Jk'' lA>W baUon Plat'emenl Nt.WPORT REAt:ll mo 111 S un.nual lt'~ ~ m .9194 -640-6••• 1-~~lmt ~nef1t11 App--CUSTODIAN Mui }ob -----
l Y b Y 1-' e b 2 7 --------•I Pill1 umt ruatodlan & &IC ASSIMIUtl
Wt"11tm1nl1tf'r School Cou.ATO. ttatde.ner Mun to'rl App Olvenilfled work load In
Oiat 14l21 Cedarwood, rACICB ly 16(!0 Placencia AVI' eitttronics & ootlcs. Ad
Westm1011ter. l'.:.O. t: Wlllln& &o Lraln an m· Colta Mesa. vanrc:-'1 Klnttlu. 1231
PIM duatr1ous career in· -Victoria, CM 646-71tlS
• .;.;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;...I d1vidual to package •OQ-ua-P•l"OeeM--ln•g---•I E.0.E educauonal matenal1 --------Ex~llent worklng coodi EnJUM!ering CLERK TYPIST lt<>n.b and benefits. 40 EDP ~ ~~· nA'f~r~~~~ OPERA TOR CHECKER TYPIST Cenler, 1339 E Warnt<r. We are looldng for., pro
Santa An11 Equal Op· feasional and hlj.!bly
lmmeduue opening 1n ponuruty Employer. motivated mdl\lldUlll to ~I for sharp in l•--------·I process critll'111I com dl\'ldual. Reqwr~ SO.~ ---l t t '4pm typing andComplllskpr. fem. Live ~/~rv.f.uif~P'.n18a~
n11n1mum I ycJr t.>X 111• saJ Pvt rm .. ba TV. 370 environment. Posi ..__ p I CdM Refs ~ .. e~ ersonne ex· 6'4·96e6/6'4 9806 lion reqwres rotating J)ftie~ not ne<'t'ssary, • 3·day work week in
Just a willingness to C :-n•faK• various t2 hour s hifts:
k-am If you are people orient· prevlOUS data processm~
ed UI train I expenence/educat1on
ftellpon111bilillet1 wlll an
elude lniti11I review of drawings with 8
moderate drafting ar de·
signinJt work load. Wiii
coosider a year or two
pnctit'al exp. le 2 yeMrs
college. Knowledge or
fasteoen helpful. Room
for advancement.
·11171114 reatt o6dh 1 d Holel·Mot.el ln.1lrurUoOMI Aid P /t. Full ti mt· part ti m c> ·Ill• h 1 <' o o I( r • NICMfT AUDITOR ~ ReQnxp. worlt•
Telephone contact for (no0£D> , 11 pm to 1 Am 0 . Ing w/c hlldren /yn1
lot'al beodlt. Xlnl run ·W1t.nt lo 1ervo In F.uropc . prrlt'nC-C'd NCR 4200 Im · lldJU. ln leamlntt •fl Ull·
1np 495-4633__ ·No prior mllltury ~la\<' flpt'nlnA ·l''ull Oon Sa.I : SUJ·lo).3.S/br ,.~~ 1 •vr1 J M'f'\'lt-e ti , Appl)caOoo deadllD fob U'l['1,.;ra "" ct: ntt-rAta\{I r;!J&ilble foroltc.>H duty '™ •-t....-...·---t 13. am UB Unlol\ llS
lNCluna Co toetu Meta NOT ull tr sin Ina to r __._ "" Ol."'· Rm 120, 5201 ~lt!M ~Ul82 1kllh1 11ollablr undtr c .... Mfftl Avt!, tlll ~H Ht~
CiENKRALOF't'lCE 2ye11plt1n t"or mor1• ln° 1714lfK).4!WO EOE. Xlnt tyolit w /ht-evy formation. c-1111 yuur 1,-_________ _
phonai &.11u·y per alJlll ~J.Rf't'rwtrr •t IMtrurlor
ly llo ur11 11 30 5 , MeM l •O.tOJ6 llOTF.L MIGKT The r,rnployment &.
trr3-4222 ...... ldt fU·IU I AUDfT CLYK 'T'ral.n1n1 et>nttr of llunt
C'.t-rlerltl L ..... Hllh 76.,!:!!! I Good oppQrtunJt1 rnr re• lnJton Beach. unllOIK'l'll
Sublaututn wAnt~ In G-R a _. T llAhlf per'<Jn wlan BP ~8• for th.-follow
te rmedll\4'/SR c-ltrk • ...,,... lltude tor number" & tn~P"-1llon11
typl1t: u.•cretarlMI , SALIS JOI HOW u lrulatot <c klllA NCR IMtructor fl'JU ,
tultodi•I. mMint. f'9m or.. 4200 l'l!J>f'rlenre P'" Salary SHOO fl4'f' Mo
pu19 llt'C. officer./ prop OOOD PAV , GOOO ltr~ Enjoy good Mm IMtruc'torAld ~'4L
llUaldlt. t"uU • plllme, llOURS, 0000 CON pan)' berielit!I Apply SaJuy f'1M Per M1> d1)'ll/evenln11. In qui r• o J TI o N s . M A N y 911 m N <>on .\f 0 n / pr Applktttlon• wtll t.. 1r
1tHD Union RS OlAt, Rm FIUNO E RP:N EflTS Pmionnf'I M"Jllf'() wrutrt>bruary l6 •
l.20. 5201 l:lolA• Ave. flll. fl'A'iT 0 HOWJNU COM MAa-.on HOTS. um. Pilln• dudllrif' :1
IMMffll ext ZZ3 E 0 . £ f' ANY 11 R 0 M QT tr. f> fM Nf'Wport C<t>nter ()r f'M .t 'the llunUnl\,on
OENERAL OFfl'JCt: Lt FROM WlTillN TflAIN Nf"WJ)(lrt &>BC'h &i>•t'h Empkrtrn nt "
typlna & bkltpa C•ll y 0 R T 0 I' f:qualOppot F.mplrryn Tr•1rr1111 Cl'nter 1138
i.t....-YloorCovartn11. M AN A G P. M t; NT • Me.nStrH1 ff It ·~ .. .,.,., ST A I< T S I M 67~1636furuppt M E 1J 1 AT to; I, y · · --------•1·1-_.iiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiii.ii~ia.
GENERAL O Jo'YIC fo; KEV R 0 /\ k f) llotel
Typist 11ccurote ~wpm. EX I' ~I< I t: N (' fo, n_ S•-lce Cail before 8am or sft HELPFUL WF. llAVI': f\VV'Wn • "'
4.-m. 714 549-3942 OUR OWN TRAIN IN<; c...~tsor --PROO RAM PUT ON DY ..,..,.,..., "'
GENERAL OFFICE: 11lE COUNTRY'S TOI' Oevelopmenl co. in 0 fl G A N S A I. I': S
Anaheim requin:.-s good PEOPU;. CALL l\'r
typi s t GO+ wpm , 0 NC E F 0 R
telephoning, filing , INTERVIEW. ORGAN
dUPbcating. switchboard EXCHANO E . ST l\N
relief, etc. Mull be nexl· NUNN 714/586-7302.
ACCOUNT
ADMIMISTRATC>a
MACHINIST
•lat& WSlltft• snu GROWlNOl 1 JM·
MEDIATE OPK!lrlNCS
ANO ORl!!AT 01'
PORTUNrrY FOR: ., .......
t1u" ' t, Z•l yeers .......... ....... = W..0• ..... o,., .... ·•t 1•1rOp11et1r •t11etlu~19'••
•MKh•luii
Allt .•• , .•. .,.den ·•drlal ............ ,
•ltfnt=c ....
Mecta•cs
Minimum ex~ricnce re
qum"C1. 1 vt·r~I trlllnt'l' po111t1on11 uvailobll'
WEOl"l•'ER
•lli11hly ComJ)<'t1tlvl'
fbh'll
•f'l.-nty or Ovcrtlmu
•Shift l>lfff'"11l181
•Ex("('llftlt Company
lltlnrilta for t!mpl()yf't':i
nd~~
SAtvaOAY
l...,.VllWS ......... 2 ......
Af'l'l"'Y IN PER.SON
LEAR SIRLER
TlAMsrC>IT
DYMAMICS
31:11 w,._, !S(ol(Cf"ltrom
!-..tnl l\nlf. CA
.. ~w1I Opponuntl)' f,mptoyrr m I f Ill
MACHIHISTS
Oiv~r!llfaed wor k lo:u1
mfr elect ronle aostru· ment Modem wotkl>hop
Mvanced K lnetics, 1231
V1ctona. CM. 646-71115
EOE. w~ offer ei.t'ellent ·we w tra you n preferred. Company ~alanes and company all phases or employ· benefits include tuition
pw<l benefits including ment consulting for a refund a nd 11 well · medical and tafu in protttable future Call " SS7 71B6 ~med career past in
IK>SAN. IMC.
Newport Bch 548·SS33
Equal Oppor Emplyr
b&e in adapUng w varied
duUes & special projects. Guard
Good benefits. Call SICUllTYOfftCBl
Olympus Pacific loll. Ptanl Sarg. F.T. perm.
634-4741for appt.. Must have 3 ~· min. ex-
Car eer 1nlf•ntef'f o p
portwiaty auilable for
re.l.labk: lndlvldUAI with
related cxptr len<•1•
SupeN111ory expcrien<'e
pre{em>d + ability to or·
garuze & sell EnJOY ex· celle n t co mpany
benefits Apply 9am-l2
Noon. Monflo''ri. Pen.on·
nel.
Jll!'l"d fll1pc)rlcnccd :ad·
m ln11t rator with
<-mpk)y{'C beMhL" tn&sl
operit.once Poslt100 lll·
volves maintenance of
all accouot!ng record.I
roonbnating with bank
and brokeraye f1rm .l•--------K.oowledge o invest· MACHIMST
suran<'t! Cor employees · -EDP Please apply at
ANO dependent' Please Cooks, days or evenln~s.
.tpply'" person Interviews between PERSONNEL
• 3 SPM, Mon-Fri The OEPARTM~NT
Rusty Pelican. 273S Pal' LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 W. Se11erstrom -Santa Ana. Ci\
EO.E M IW/11
Coast Hwy, NB. PACIFIC
MUTUAL
700 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach, CA 92660
COOICS
t:xpand1ng res taurant
chain With over SO units
Family.owned organiza· tion offers pleasant Equal Opportun1l)
work 1 n g con d 1t1 on s ·--E•m•p•lo•y•e•r •M•/•F--1
ESCROW
OFFICER
The r apidly growing
escrow _department of a
rnllJO' S&L has an Im· mediate opportunity for
an ~crow <>rflcer with a -- ----Good opportumlies for _...._...._,_~...._,..., _ __.,..,_~ advancement Excellent
Clerk /Typasl to $670 company benefits. Ex· Deliver & ans-ta-II TV & ap-minimum of 2 years ex-
'· h . 1 p e r 1 e n c e .
Secrt.'tary toS770 periellC'ed desired. Apply Please Call For Appt to
puance. Mee anica ex· Reeponsibililles will in ·
perience neressa r y elude developing new
Oav15. Brown Co. 646-16&! business, worlung with lrvmc Personnel Agenc> U'I person ·
'188 E 17th. Costa Mesa ,,._~ RPser Suite 2'l4 642· )470 ---~ --
the. public and process· in8 escrow films. An ex-
cellent saJary and com-
Clm Typist
-missioo are t-omplment·
llllW.C:O.tHwy De ntal o ffice . Ex -e d by outstanding Mtwporl ._.. perie nced r h a1rs1dc. benefits. Please call for
DelJVery DnvertPToduC ·
uon wort<er S3 00 per hr.
to start Call 642·2256 .. ~ ,,, .
&M l~ESTl ... G --------• RDA x·rtly hcense. <I· an interview appoint· ""'" ""1...,.. ,.. handed. Busy office. Top ment:
PART-TIME COOKS salary. benefits. Hunl--smO... ington Bch. 962· 7797 .
rv " F.xp, trained prof. con· ~ AWAITS Unental cuisine. Med/ ---------
you AT pension plan. Apply Dental A5:"t. forOrthodon ~ 2·5pm, Crown House 1 uc pra~1ce in Lag. Bch CRITllCOM ~taurant, 32802 S. Cst Expenence preferred Hwy, Lag Ngl. _497_·24&1 ______ _
llcav) s tat1st1cal and Dental Asst. Back omce.
'financial report typing CC>Ok'S HELrER Will train. Part time.
for the Arcount1ng Gen food preparation Hours OexJble. lmmed
Departmenl. Add1llonal Early morn hrs. P /T opening. 847·3507
duttc•s will include as Made Fresh Catering tame requires. lig ht 892·6466 aft lOAM . DENTAL ASSISTANT
dcncal w~rk, surh ai. ~.eves. • wilb chair side and front
payroll and account!; couusao• office capabilities. Fini· puyable flhng, check " " ble l''ff scheduJe in our
J)t!rforatmg, and dala t'n For weU known figure Newport Beach ofrice. try t t h salon. f\all Time & Part ssi.-is call eves. '" 0 •me s aring time, will train bright. ---------svswm . •· b'. I d DENTAL &"ST. · tnm • am 1t1ous a y ~
\ou musl huve I year 642-3630or ss&-4786 __ Chain~~ay Uc.
mm1mum prev1011.& ex COUHSBJMG
penence 1n financ ial D ES K C L E R K y "'-· We can move you up 1
area. ou must ~·a high Call Wi for 8 consultation Experienced preferred. l>Chool grad <tnd busi Af:,IY front dt'sk. San ness school expenence now No obligalion' C '"'menle Inn. I""' W. hel f 1 557·n93. Uruted Person· "' .c.-1 Pu nel Service, 1500 Adams. Avenida F:Bplaodlan.
Call Yield C.M. Dial A Ride
£.-.-A "'9t t Counte r girl . dry
l"VI" 'flPCV ntl'n cleaners. lull lime. 186 E
CRITIKON
714 /754-1611
16th St. CM Ask for
Cathy. 548-4243
Dri..n
FtOEUTY FIDERAL
Setks91 & a.o.u A111t
<Formerly Mariners
Savings}
c211u•w11 t
Ate~
Oppa. lwltt ~y•r
DPB)ITIR
Procure all materials &
schedule work ror bw Id
ing maintenance dep11rt·
menL Must have some
construction knowledge.
clerical skilla & be able to deal with users. Two years college necessary
Apply:
THE llVIHE CO um Camelback
lrvtne 644-~)l 0
Equal Oppor Employer
rp;;;;,;-------,
BLUE JEAN
JOBS
UrcJent Need
moots desirable. Please MILL HAND
per. In lndwilrial Secun·
General St'cretary · ty Work. Phone & cur
Exciting opportunlty lo req. l r vine Complex.
work with a dynamic can ~3000 ext. 191 for
rmancial conaultant & appt. Eq. Op. Emp.
talented designer at the ---'--""-------
same Ume. Make great GUARDS
900 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
apply at: For prouHype mac:tun~ 5!!o9 IJl the instrument PERSONNEL divu1ion of the oil tool ""
DEPARTMENT dustry Working from
bluepnou.. sltetrhes &. verbal designs. d1rec1 I)'
with ~nnit to ai.
SISt Ul llC'W prod ue t d('
vetopment ror world
wide well bore nav1ga
lion eqwpment. Lathe
expcneoce helprul for
more van ely ol pro)e('t~
SaJa!r. open. excellent benefits package. E.O £.
SetenUfic Drilling Con
trol. Corporate Head·
quarter s . Newport
Beach. Call C714l 557.9051
ask ror Mr. MOll or Mr
PACIFIC
MUTUAL pay, benefit.a & Newport f\lll & p/time. AH areas.
Center Penthouse en-Uniforms furnished
vuooment. Send resume Ages 21 or over. Relir~d
& current photo to Ad welcome. No experience
#437, Daily Pilot. 330 nee. Apply Universal
West Bay St. Costa Protection Service, 1226
Mesa, Ca. 92626. For in· w. SU\ Street, Sanla Ana.
depth interview & com· lotcrviews bour11 9-l2 &
pletedetalla. 14 Moo lhru Fti.
or
HOUSEIOY
HOUSlGt•L
700 Newport Centt'r Dr
Newport Beach. CA 92660
Uve ui·Corona del Mar Op Home· General house Equal port1tnity
duties for young work mg I •-•E•mlllillpk>ylllille•r•M••' f•'-•
couple. No children. ~x-
reUent for college stu· Interested in
General Office
TUIMH
Clerk typiat needed
Variety of duties in·
eludes filing, typing,
45wpm. Some experience
In general om ce & good
figure aptitude helpful.
Excellent working condl Uons & benefits. Apply
Bry 01an Schools, 200
McCorm ick Avenue.
Costa Mesa. Equal Op·
portunity Employer.
G_r .. Ofc HOO
Top nat'I co w /4.., day
wk. is looking for a sharp
pers w/mod typing. who
can haM.le pb orders &
have some billing & ofc
bl<gd. XJnt potent & bens.
call Chris 540·6055.
Coastal Penionnel Agen·
cy, Z190 Harbor. CM
ALL J OBS FREE
Gt!neraJ
,AYTHOSE
CHIUSTMAS llLLS
WORK WH EN YOU WANT
()pcrungs In warehouse.
ldl'lory &office. Call
VICTO.
T111 ... flll't S9"lcH
4341 Birch St Ste 213
Newport Beach
556-1520
And add yo~1 new
payrbec kb •u next
month's budg~t
GUARDS
SECURITY
Due to our recent ex
pansioo program. Wells Fargo Guard Services is
hiring Security Guards
ror:
lrY'-/Hewporl •och
S-. lriao/ A•• .... ,...,,..;..._,-"
CodaMesa&Th
WNtffw-Ano
Adams.
dent. No previous ex· MOONLIGHTING
perience required. Send 545-7755
resume lllfo. & pt!Olo to --------
Ad #43), Dally Ptlot. 330 "'' ... °' y C.trol W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. Pricing, sh1ppln~ & rec
Ca. 92626 Some typins. many de-~~~~~~~~ tails. NB area ~ 7<MO 1-HOUSHHrH ----
Xlnl live out pos1t1on for JANITORS-1750 per mo. i---------a mature En~Ush speak· to start. Only ma tu~. re-m~ lady wllo 18 a teniffic liable exp. adult need ap-
cook & want.s a perfect ply Full·tlme·local·
house in Huntington everunp.979-39Z3 __ Harbour. Name your, ________ _
own salary. Please call
Ms. Mobley 846-001 I ----LAYREADER. Correct~
cocnposl.tions for classrm
HOUSEKEEPER. for teachers. flex hrs . tteqs
MACHINISTS
..._Y_.Mo .. To
.....wtdt&A
...... Job
coov hosp. Gd benef & profk1ency/lulldg 1n Eng lmrm.'<11atc oS)(•ninl?S for
W'Ork'g cond. Day shirt. ~ge. Sa.I: 16()3.$747 Ap-expeneoced machmbt:.
I u u i 0 I • T E flagship Coov Hosp, 466 pli all deadll F b t.oset up and operate pn• ,.. ... ~ f11aa"hlP Rd, Npl Bl'h. c on ne e c1S1on lathl~. mills. and 0 r IM I N G S f o r ""' 23· 1979 H. 8· Union HS dnlls ma prototyno shop ~ Rm 120. 5201 8olsa ~ s•,•r•hory le••I llOUSEKEEP ER. lrg. Ave. HB.S98-67ll ext 225. atmospher<', Must b1· s.c.fty Offk«S wlto Lag Bch hm needs fully ;.able to read blueprint:. ...t TOr PAY with a exp reliabl_e. de pend. EOE. and have knowledge 01 • honest English speak'$Z l•--------•I basic shop trigonometry
l"ftfMdedcomp•y. F IC Hskkpr A perm 5 LEGAL SEC. Npt bell atty orgeometr)'.
EARN $3.00 TO $3.15
raHOUI
NOMOTIOM
'CAM PAY
full days per wk pos Call spec1abnng in 8us. Law
ror personal interview. & EB late planning net.ods 1bese Pot1it1ons orrcr.
beginrunll Mon feb 12. secrewry w1at least s
Rels. <714 )494 9859. . yrs. exp .. Sal. Comm. oCompany paid medical
w/exp .. Mag ll exp. &l.Jff'tnsuraoce Housekeepe r live .In . d.vbl.Mr.Jones97S.070ll
TO $4.25 rH HOUR Spanish speak 'g or I .Company paid retire·
child ok. 963·9105 or Legal Sec'y, Ptr, 5-10 hrs ment
Apply In person Monday 963-2286 -----pr wk. Oexible. Domestic
lO }"riday, 8AM to SPM House.kp'g Wiii share my rclatioos expt"r. w/abili·
at . custom Laguna home in l)' to handle d lsso from
WELLS exchanlle for lite s tart to finish w/min. .. ~~...._ ., Pool J s uperv11lon. Non·smkr
F _.RGO ..,._,..eep1ng. · ac.. onlv. N-Ctr. 640-8971 A prvt beach. 83'7-1033. 1 ~.,. •
GUARD HOUSEKEEPER LEGAL
SERVICES at convalescent hospital. SIC"t/IECEPT o.y still\. Will train. Sta·
'512 W ble emg!oymenl. ex· Newport Beach law ofc.
1 Xlnt t,ypi.ng, d1ctaphone C°""" 011Weatffu cellenl nefits. App Y and desire to ll('Cept Park Superior. 1445 ,.,.,. .. CA superior_. Npt Bch_.__ responsibility required Contact Pat 644·9lDO
•One wee« "''acallon alter
6montbs
•10 Paid holidays
-Company Cafeteria
•Diseounl on Brunswick
products
COUNTER WOMAN To
write contract in rentul
center, must be uv111I
•E.-O•E-----·M•'•"'I wkend&. Apply 1930 NewportSl.C.M.
~CONTROLLER
Operate modem equip-
ment & door to door
ll'llllllp. C8llf. drivers lie
req'd. No prior exper
nee. Good drivtng rec u
must. No SUnday wurk
Or ongc Coast Yellow
Cab. 17300 Mt . Her·
nnann. F Vly. Generulom cc OR llousekeepe r -L\ve in . LEGALSECRE_IT_A_R_'V_
WOMEN & MEH f'URCHASIMG Mond•y. Tuesday. Wed· Engli$b spealtuig. Lido Laguna Hills 2 yrs CA.
OfetaryTech. or licensed C&.UK n esday, Thurs day . 1sle.NB67S-2233. -· S/H IOOw
Brunswick 1s a people
oriented or~anizaliun .
Our almosphere 1s n ··
taxed and informal and
our racilily is located in
Oranjle CobiJust 2 block~
olrtheSan ego t''wy.
INCOME
PROPERTIES
Newport Beoch location
Ou• chen1, Oaon Co<P0•81ton, a tutKKha<"V
of Oaon DflVeloPment Co•PO•et1on l11sseu
S6SOMMI. is heildqu.i•te•ed 1n N~rt BeDCh
&nc:t "C:Onctlfnfld w11h commercial and r1111
1Mn1tel real eshllll devtl0Pmon1 1n 1he P11e1IM:
Wett Co.i11 and i.<>u1h""'9Jt regions, 1>a1 ticu
I.JOiy C.1l1lorn1o1 .ind ltlCM
A~ <1 resull ot ou111andtnQ m111ke1growth ,11
newly c1ea1ed POrn1on l111vallllble for• con·
11011er 10 ovet\fle oncomt prop., tY FICCOunllnQ
und w1tl lie rnSPOns1ble for lnltli.Hlng a review
o l the ..c:cur.ity und 11meltnen of accoun11n9
061 prl.'C)11rtd on "monthly bt111s, es1obhlh l'l'lenl ol fM>Ofllng •U1nderd1 of mon11g1ng
~It And tr11n1"0 and wPt•vl1t0n of dtPtll
m.ntUI 11&11.
PrehtrrtO b;ickQtound ond ••~nence shQuld
1neludt • fom1.:ll nccoun11,,g dMtQn•tlOn ltnd
2-4 Yttr\ •9'0led IXPlfHHICI Wtthln • com
m.1cilll •HI tSlt le envirOOMtnt
TI11s Is un 9,,c•lttn1 ~tun•fY to IOln 1
vourle. o00t•u 1ve conc01n at e ktv ,._Qt of
their plenn.cf t~enst0n.
1n111nted 1>1111 .. 1 lhould contll(t C O
Tttom100, 1714) SIG5·1860or write to hlf'I\ ...
~~L --
,p~,h~ •• 4120 0KH. ~T( ttO ~~JS~~ )7 tf:WPORT D£N:>i CA 916oO ~n ~1COO
food supervisor . Ex· Vanety oldulies in busy IOAM -4PM. CLOSED Hou.w Plant kno-w-led-g-ea-. ~;&e=r,m.salary J::
cellent salary & benefits. TllAINHS Purchasing department. Fr1d1r at ble people. PT for route mens\&fnte w1tll ab1Uty. Pleas l' contact Judy
Martin, Monday thru
"'1day, Sam to <tpm fnr
an interv1ew.
Mesa Verde Conv. Requires j!Ood lypinl( J30WW......,. maintenance. Must have Call Mrs . Wloslow.
Hollprtal. 661 Center St.· t skills SO+ wpm & strool( RM 217 reliable transprot.atlon. _831_·_1060 ______ _
C.M. 548-~ ASSIMILEIS I figure aptitude. We need S-. ._CA "m-4760. , ... A,. __ .. _nt m"st be 18.
DI ..... in N I personable indlvldua l St •AU N c ""..., """' "......., • verswan-.cu ewport with a pleasant -......e a..., c. o ........., ---------F ull or Part·time . Harbor · Mu 1 t be ~ PACKAGERS I man.ner. Wiii tra1n"';;''• EquaJ Opportunity HOUSlrAUMTS Ml-74S4or848·2212 BRUNSWICK
CORPORATION cerUft«I fl experienced. I I jw\lor purchasing buyer. ~~~ Empk>~~)'et'~M~~/F~~I See our ad lo today's --------Neptune Diving Co. f I Apply8arn-uam & lpm· -c lauilled und e r MACHIN'lSTS
64&&12. 16 E M E R A LI 3pm, National Educ•· "-1 ..._. H.u COUPLES.
1-------I LAIOI I Uon, 4401 Birch Street, IW11i4ots lch Store COUNTY Of
DRAFTSMAN II II N.U Nl'wport Beach. HJR I NO : Counter ()llAMCtl
<Neur O.C. Airport ). Oerlts, Sdll)'l'l. Ham Cul· ~~~~~~~~~
I l ... s• MOLD-S 1 Equal Opportunity P 1 F . .::
lmmedJate ot>ening re· "" r-5" Emplo ter. It me. or 1n· ·-------· quiring 1.2 ycors eit: t I -·-llliirlllerli._____ tervlew call 848-8575
perience. Wlll use atan· 1D8 y.WN!k·Month orl _-;.-;.-.---.-;.-;.-;.-.;.-;.-;.;;; beginning Wed. Feb. l11t
dud fits and t6'era~ce11, lonJin 11 'le yourl Oeneral HOSTESS tor Picnic N
tables, and charts, and ldf><-lslon All 11hlftsl PUL T I Ourken. Jo'/l1me. /\pply Pf"Vate final drawlnga la vu 11 uh I•~ P n I di L IM in per11on 131 E. \7th Sl.
from 11 ke\cllea and vnrntlOn'4 You don't '""•*"'~"' C M. prln~. lpay us. W(' poy you. A•..... . 11-ai'I'-ESS/HOST we ure ~ ~hl:,_~b1~e:'~ ! IELL~•irr =.U.:t::= =· t~o~so:O~ ~::?~~: addition 1o ucellent ;. ~vic e s THlllYIHICO front stalf.Auract1v~up
salaries and company I U771 Oarnelback pear an cc. r r I end r y peid ~ll lncludlni I Call or comclntodoy Irvine "4·11Cl10 personality an• pre
cnediul, dental •nd Ufe fer red No ex pc r
lnlut'Uleeforemploy ... I 2102Bu•inct4MCtrDr -nec~ssary. 25·35 •I~ and depenckmtt. PleaM I Suite 208 Get GREEN Cllt.h brat'kt't p~ferred Full
'l'PIYlnperlOft. I Irvin<'. C'o 027t:S fotWHrTEelophunt~ or purttlme. Days or
8.\1-l<MI wlthaCIAulHed Ad ~ 1'1exlbk! "hedule.
--_C.t_ll_fW2 5!18 SU5hr + bonUHS. Ap
":quol Opportunity
Employer M P ·----------
WISIEGLEI TIANIPOIT
DYMAYJCS
31.IJW-~trom
5-Ma Ana, Ca LoM IOmtthlnl valuabl~?
E o • 1, Plac• an •d In our Lost · .r.. m and f'ouod column11
Thal'• when people look
Have aomethlnl to aell f When they've found an
o...inechda do It well. Item ohaJue.
•
DO YOl.
OfFER A SER Viet:?
Let the rxabllr know with
.,, ad In I tK-Ually Piiot
Ser\ice Oir~rtOI') It tan
Cufit you llll l1ttlf> U!I $1. 77 per day fo'or moru In lormauon and comf)le\\'
rllAll ('911 f.42-5678
pllt'•tions bcl.nl •crept·
eel.Sat 10~. Mon ·Thurt.
S-$ No Phone Calls Ple11e.
Kl Tonto. Npt. Bcb.
4221 Doll>hln-Striker Wr
(Off ol ~.cArthur Blvd.)
tlotel ASSr MOR. Union
bmellta, 7:JM Mon thl'\I Frl. Call for appt,
~SOOO. ext 5ao
INSPECTORS
IN-nOCISS
flHAL
Immediate openln.cs OP·
portunties requiring l 2
years ln·process and
ClnaJ in.,pertlon or pre·
cis1on parts
We o fte r exc«-llen\
sal&IW and t'REE COM·
Pin¥ benefit.I which are
hl1bly compctltlvo.
PIMae apply tn persoo.
LEAi SIEGLER TIAMSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3111 W•t ~trom
Sant• Ana. Ca
E.0.£. m/f/h
TOOL
ROOM
MACHINISTS
Defente OMtlon
(714)~
333.'lHarbor Blvo <:n.ta MHa. CA 92626
Equal Opponunity
t:mployer M/F/HIV
lrnmedlale opocninf(S duo u••os to rapid arowth and ex· _,,,_.
paulon. Many op· Experi~. full hmt>,
porlu nllle11 for 1n· alsopartllme.642-3030.
dMduals wllh 2·3 years u"' ~ ... U9mft
tXJJeneoce """""~ w~·-Oood pay Harbor lnl1
Weolfer excelleftt salaey Motel. l800 W. Balbo;t
levels, and excellent Blvd. Np( Bet\. 8'75-3463 11lar1ta 1 od company ,._ _______ _
~ ..... 1*d bf'oeflta lncludlng ••
medical and Ute In·
ldl'aft(.'e, for employee.
AND cleptftdeGta. P l ue
•PPb' "' pef'IOa.
Full time po11tton.
O.nerel duUe• dolns mnor repeil'I, clea.n-111)
WI SIBLEI 6 ~ ud 10 forth,
DlceUenl Work! .. COGdl· 'ftAMSPOIT done ..... blatflta. Apply
DYMAtlCS =mid::'u!.'f:i masw ..... '-">m &mh Su-tel. Newport S..ADa,CA Buell. (N .. r o.c. ~.!t) S411HI Op·
E.0.£. MIP/H tS
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IHI.... ....., W_..d 7 I 00 Hefp W•ted 7100 Help W_..d 7100 Hefp W..e.d 7lOI
ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST ....................... ······················· ............................................. . "7.Jt1.ltiJ'P7~ SEAMSTRESS wanted Servicti S'atlon Allen· W~NTS yiou To MEET ~~~~y~~.eo:~ ~::.:se~:.iu~:.YA:. **LEARN TO SEll * * mac:h l n u .• o r:a y bo Pb'. Shell StaUoo.11tb & Onginals. 8'11 ·2630 or tmne, NB. .
SOME OF CALIFORNIA'S BEST s2:.:00':.'~h::t yy:.. ~·0..: Sec-:-~-a.ry-co_'°_:n_:._r_~~-~-~-~-,-ri i\f~~~2:.~~
(t&J)la.a51
Ma.fta&ttnmt
CAREER NIGHT
TUesday
February 13, 1979
7:30 P.M.
lackth and ad .. rtl1ln9 to schools, ollice. Some l71>ln1, or· Npt 81. NB. Call Larry or .........._ ~ ...t .,. stons. der takins. anvoJclng, Norm6'73-1023.
IRt•wt.wi MOii Z/ I 2/79. maiatalnln' customer .,_ .. _ ·•··•-t•A-.. nt rec.'Of'd5. Ba11c bookkeep-.,., .. ""',., _....,.. a: ........ • tng dealrable, 540-6677. Ptr, ovallable evenlap
C• Mon for-..... 77MOZZ EOE Is wknd1 . Neat ap· ..,..... · · pearaoce & handwriU...
Secret.ary Apply 2590 Ne wpor t
~~!!!~!!!!~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~~!!!l!l!!!!!l!lf!W Newport Center law Blvd,CM. firm. Intelligence, good 1--------.-11kilh & pr1or legal ex· S«v Sta Help needed 1m· perience required. Call med. FUU or P''· AppJy llST AUi.ANT
NOW INTE.RVll':WINC
K1TCHE;N HELP
FEB. 12, 10 AM-4 :30 PM FEB. 13, 4 PM-8 PM Dining Room Help
FEB.14, LOAM·4:30PM
FEB. 15, • PM·B PM
TIIE FRONT PAGE
RESTAURANT "in the marketplace
center"
6521 E. Pacific Cst Hwy
LONG BEACH
Sales
FANTASTIC
Opportunity
Join our Wllloing team.
selling a u nique ad·
vanc ed lubri cating
system. retailers. con· sumers and industry Is
~g for. &!per com·
mlsaions, bonuses &
Ruth Brazer 759-3800 990 E. Clil Hwy. N .B.
SECRETARY /EXEC Sewing • Experienced
need sharp woman to do P o w e r M a c h i n e
variety of duties Incl: operator. Housewife·
Client relataons. Light Part time. 10-3. G7S.3020
bookkeeping, typing re· Newport Beach.
pons etc. Good oppty for SHOE s .... es advancement, salary to ,..... •• startSllOO. 751·2'188 P/time, eves & 8'.lodays , Apply in person. PauJ M·
SECRET ARY Ian Shoes, U Fashion
Femah1/ Male . e•I trDPPf'd ln I DothintJOb• llreak out now to a
t"halknldnl Ir r.w1nhn•
cart'ltt fn r~alJ ma DAI
ml'l\l. ~ dH IN to eit~ 8r totftlM'OUt"' on 1elf perforrnan~e.
stock puttha t! f; aav
ing11 Investment plan
Rapid advaoc\'lmeelll poe •ntlal. Open1oa for
m&nqcN trtinoos. full &t part time $Ales people
A.MOLD altOYUI
OM of Walker & l.ee's
top achlewer• for over
I YMra, lncludtn1 •uc.
c ea1ful •••••person,
•w•rd w inner and
•••mptary leader, he
for 2 rears, has
Hrved H outstanding
manager of th• Com·
pan r'• Costa Me1a
offlce. A true prof•s·
alon•ll
Costa Mesa Office
2 790 Harbor Blvd.
Co•taMesa,CA
Good typing skUls. work Island, NB. Res t varied. Electronics firm. 1-.--'-------taurtf'OSTESS Af'MI ~.to..._.. Advaoced Kinetics, 1231 Sitter. ofter schooJ.
benefits.
RA.010 HACK 3C2'7 E. Coast Hwy. COM (S.£, Corner of H.,bor & Adams,
1 Mii• South of lh• 4'05 Fr••••~)
2l orover.Snates. ift •xplosi•• tr0wth.. Victoria. C.M. 646·7165 2:30-6:30PM. 1 & 8 yr ccAa.7 .. 18 vr..u. _ _.... _ ... _ .... _ E.O E olds. Weekdays . Own
Manager Trtinee
l\tultJ,nauooal corp with
liberal benefits, good
st~ s.aJa.ry. ucep
tionaJ Olpporturuty ror ag gressive self-starter. 2
yeartrainlng program to
manager. Some college ~errect Vets lralmng
a pproved. Ask fo r manager.
.--.. .,....,. •• -,---._ · · trans. Some extended
RETAIL. WOM EN jldl)t. Secretary. Evening HS eves. Dys 551·2953, eves
• Featured Quests RECEfVl NGSUPVSR Upm·9:30pm> Reqs lyp-~~.S2.00prhr.
We have an excellent WE OMLY ~'f'Pb1!~s/J~0~f~: Steno w/good shorth~nd
management position in Sal: •t0.$1004. Appbca· + typing. Publishing
North Orange County. WANT lion deadline Feb 23, farm near O.C. airport.
• Sllde Presentation
• Refreshments
Real estate profeaalonals we're p r oud of! People
Just like you, who were really lnt•rHted In a rHI
estate career. Individuals who met the CHAL·
LENOES of the Industry through the many OPPOR·
TUNITIES • Walker & Lee had to offer. Hardworking
people who became the BEST! Today, s uccess Is
their 1tory-a 1tory they'd like to tell you ••• as well
as answer your question• about a REAL ESTATE
CAREER WITH ONE OF THE NATION'S LARGEST!
Active supervision of Wl.._..._.ERS 1979. HB Union HS Dist. ~oPPOl"lunlly. Call J .
W o m e n ' s f I n e "" Rm l20. 520l Bolsa Ave, Tidwell, 546-4370
S(>Ortswear. receiving. 54MOZ3 HB 893 6 225 distribution. open·lo· · · 7ll ext · STOCtC CLBIC -
~J.181J
Beneficial Finance Co.
buy, Gen. adm1nistra 1 ___ Mr_. AIMllnCMI-----EOE. Some lifting of fumitW'C
lion. Send brief note or 1---------SECRETARY &equip. req. Purchasing
El Toro
resume lo Operations Salesperson. entry level. for Newport Beac h & m alntenence ex,.
Manager P.O. Box 3179. with leading applian· wholesale tour co. Call helpful as weJJ as \be
Seal Beach. Ca. 90740 eel electronics mfg. Must Diane. 645-9944. ability to perform minor
RETAlL be inte.llJJent. ambitious, ---------repairs & typing. Call for
MANAGEMENT sell·mollvaled. EEOC. SECRETARY appt.
Mat•ri•I Co11trol to
$867
Top rapidly growing co
needs pers w/exp an
material control & It typ.
1ng ability. Extremely
friendly co-workers. One
ol the areas finest co
olr'g xlnl raises & bens
call Chris, 540·6055.
Coastal Personnel Agen·
cy, 2790 Harbor. CM
Radio Shack has full CaJI < l> 894-9831 Legal dept of Newport WHtta.ch ....
lime c ar ee r o p . SALES. p /T . F /T. ad Beach trade assn need.s 979-4600
RESERVATIONS PLEASE nnr1.11n1u· & rt u " secy. Mag Card II or F.quaJ Oppor Employer r:·--es pa me charac .. neat appear, .job opportunities open· Sl500 & up for I 00 similiar exper desirable. STOCK CLERK. moye
SYLVIA SCHWEITZE8
AHoclated wlth the
Companr less than a
r••r, •h• ha• alread~
•st•bllahed herself as
• record ••tt•r and top
salesperson. A winner
of numerous Sal••·
penon of the Month
award•, •h• has been
• tremendous a1set to
th• Company and Its
Costa Mesa office.
ing up now tn the Orange sales/inter. Flex hrs. In· SH.helpful. Reqs typing and arrange furniture
Co a rea Jr You are ~m. salary $750 to _ _. d •~ · · tmt'ly known pub. Oppty SsOO Per m 0 . X 1 n t c1nu product.Jon an ~a..,.., . (714) 545.9491
(714) 552·4477
(714) 646·7711
(714) 759·1501
• Military retired or a col· in mgmt for those who benefits & working cond. a re a s . A ~ s l 11 l legegrad.orarecurrent· qual. EOE. For In· Call Personnel for appl. w/customer pack~ps. ly going to college & ter/appt. only call Jane 833-8484.,..., 0 _,, "'111 tame/ part tame, highly motivated for in· McElvaine556-138SL25. ___ ............,.. ___ . ___ avrul. Apply in person. ALL JOBS FREE creased earnings based ANTIQUE GU ILD 1801
Medical back offi ce. CM
fanuJy practice, limited
X·ray cert.. req. Send re·
sume lo Daily . Pilot.
P.O. Box 1560. C.M, 92626.
Adl442.
on performance please SALESPERSON SECY/EXEC E. Dyer Rd. Sa Ana. upply al 12821 Knott. St. WtEXPER. GardenGrove. Clothing store. Must be Expan~ing , d~nam.ic. Stock girls: 6-4:30 Mon.·
R A D I 0 neat, w/gd personality. consulting enfl1neerang Thurs . Near O C.
PIT. Apply 2052 NewPort planning farm 1n Orange Airport. 979-1483 *Residential, Investment, Time·Share and
Management Trainee Positions SHACK Bl. CM. Co reqs the services or an _...;._ _____ _
exper Exec Secy for a Sr.1•--------
MODELS NEEDED. hair
colonng seminar on Sun
/Mon at Re1tis Hair
Stylist, South Coast
Plaza ~. Tues &
Wed al Crownmg Glory.
~1186. Apply in person.
A TA M D y SALES·RETAIL Offil•t> V1ce·Pres.Tbepos reqs a Supplies & Pnnt.mg. "'111 nun of 5 yrs exper 1n COMP ANY & part time pos1t1ons comparable work along available . Phone for w1sat.isfactory refs from
STOCK
ROOM
CLERK ~Walker & Lee Real Estate E.O.E. appt. 557·9212 ask for Mr recent employers. Xlnt West salary & fringe benehts l•--------1 Newport Stationers Inc_ are also offered. 8'.lbm1l Retail resume to Personnel Large independent 01 I
company located 1n
Orange County has aQ
immediate opening for an 1nd1vidual with a
GMC parts background.
This is an excellent op-porturuty ror the rigb\
person.
Models. Fem Shar p figure only. $15 per hr
642-6282. 645-51.22 Bob.
Total Real Estate Services Since 1141 • Over 70 Offlcea Throu9hout California and Arizona SALES SALES REP. Director, Jack G Raub
ESTEE LAUDER Consumer & lndustnal Co. P.O. Box 5019. Costa ELIZABETHARDEN videosales&carphones. Mesa. Ca. 92626. E.O.E. --------•I •-----------------We c urrently seek Comm. plus company M/FIH. PBX RECEPTIONIST: lite qualified persons to sell benefits. Ca ll for appt. ~~~~~~~~~
MOVIE EXTRAS Ans wering ser v ice typing. Yacht Bkr. & cosmetics on a full·lime Mooday9·5.
operator full & PIT. Call RECEPTIONIST JYPISJ &at. distributor on the basis in our Fashion 1 ___ 63_1_·037_o __ _ soug ht by Hollywood BJS.3561 -Bay. Part time Incl. lslandlocallon. movie firm. $20-$200 per __ P_B_X_O_P_E_R_A_T_O_R__ wknds. Yachllng Assoc. We offer excell ent Sales Sel'V1ce Mgr. Fast
day poss. Looking for Corl>oratioo 646-0551 benefits which l.llclude. growing Packagin11: Co ·
outgoing 18·70 yr olds Orange Co Arprt a rea. $600 $700 . medical, dental & life in· needs sharp, intellJgent wanting to break into inter busy switchbrd. • o~pUoru'sl experienced person. Duties include f'rr & PIT day Shifts """'"' surance. profit sharing, movies. (714) 761·1244 · for sales firm in Irvine d purchas1n 11:. s ales v 1 DE O c As T I N c E.O.E. Many benefits. We hew• • opellillq for a wel CJ'001111d, comp. Needs front orrice Pa i1 v 8 c 8 l i 0 n s • service. inventory con·
SERVICE. <now m 4th Pay according lo exp. ~ lllcll•ldltal. Must be IJl1M'letteed appearance & personal.a· ~~Pf~~:::~~~n%aArt trol. Will train r ight
year I ~3333. 833-3333 with typillg ... of 45 to 60 WPM. ,.._. ty. Responsible person to 11 ::.>am, Mon thru Sat, person. Start al SSOO
PIXOPER. 631·1266. RE/MAX of Costa~. 234 l. handle heavy phones. orcaJlfor_appt.644-1212 751·Z788
Need r es ponsible i n· Oper·s for t e lephone 17th St., S.tt• 117. Co•ta M•sa, Ca. typing & divers ified THEIROADWAY SALES.TELEPHONE dividual for PT employ· answering service. Must duties. Co. benefits. App· 47 fashion l"-d Sal ment for maid & floral be able to work some 92627. ly at McKinley Eqwp· f"Y &Comm. Movm11: service. Potentiul l o k d T . 35 menl Corp . 17611 ..._port leach & .xoragc Co. in Hunt wee en s. yp1ng Armstron g, I r vine . 1"nuaJOppoty Employer Bch. Call Bob Gregory move into mana~erial wpm required . Ex-&.Ai 534.7911 position. Must have own perience preferred or _m._2000 _______ 1 _________ ---------
transportation Ca ll will train. Ma ny com· Production Worker-Cut RealF.st.ate Receptionist/Sec'y Retiree·Wrap around
675-9417. pany benefits. Full lime out & some sewing. Full Salespeople. Prestige of-need ed in Ne w po rl social security. Part Sales
NUISES AIDES or part time. day & even-lime. 548-346'7 fice. Your own desk. Top Center. Excellent typing lime custodian. Mesa W INDOW MFG.
ingshiftsava1lable. 1---------1 comm. Work wit h a & grammar skills. 2 yrs Ve rde area. 847 ·9696 INSIDE SALES Jl.7 Full time. 3·11,ll·7 Irvine Airport area call Pt09 asmffc Typist broker that will help you experience requested. Moo-Fri. 9am·Spm. ORDER DESK ~a~~imG~/'U~1. ~= lsland area call 2201 Fl ex aw rite r ~~~~~:.·Over 30 yrs ~sor:oo. Call Kathy. SAlLBOAT SALESMAN lrv. window mfr. exper'd
20362 Santa Ana Ave. 640-lllO machine exp desired. Experience preferred woman pref'd for respon.
C.M. 549-3061 Costa Mesa area call Exp desired on 2201 not RECE:f'T to $800 Kona Marine 67S·l403 tu-press desk, xlra sharp
NURSING/Maturecouple _67_3-_ll_li6_._._._E_. ___ Call"'"n7639. ' Irvine area. Fun & SALES bll E 0 reqd. Must type SOwpm . ~~·,,~ math a pt .. hvy ph's """' · y be ... cLLSlomer ser. 1 mg/in·
needed to care ror in· ~~~~~~~~~ creative. ou can ... e valid lady in their home PIX OPER. = one lo rm this fun posl· Elegant fine Jewelery VOIClng:. 4 dy work wk, co
:;.t().7364 Will tram f'·T . 2:30pm· Project lndscp architect, Albert Pussel I tion working with these Salon has interest ing •ben-e.r •. R.e.rs.-..546-_9890 __ _
Upm. Mature lady. Con· Palm Springs firm Land Realty Co. irood natured architects. P/time pos. for mature ---------
<Xfice&Sales glrl needed. tact.Maurine, Newportcr planning & lndscp arch. they need your lovely resp. woman w/sales ---------Kirk Jewelers lnn,1107 Jamboree Rd. License not nee. Salary 833DOYl• IMl.N.I. 631·5252 personality to handle exp. Gem knldg helpful
2200Harbor81vd.,C.M. N.B.644·1700E.O.E. open. 325·0937 or e.. RECEIVING theirclientsonthe phone N.8.673-4734 .
54S-9485. ~72 res. & in person. Good typinl( --------Plf"IOllMI $823 --------& IM5'ECTION needed too. Abigail Ab· Jim S..tton's
<Xfice Manager-Sales Beach Caty. You'll have Property Guard to patrol· personnel for garment boll Personnel Agency, w.c:t A.to ScHs We are seeking a sales
person with direct sail'!'
experience who is look·
ang ror an opportunity to
operate independently in
a fully protected area.
Mus t· be ma l u r e.
creative. stable and a de
pendable professional
who wan.ts inco m e
directly related to efrorti1
applied. Better than
average. secure sta ble
income will result Good
commission and bonus m
add.Ilion to ex<·ellent na·
llonal company benefits.
with technical s upPort
and backin~ by Luxor
Ughtuig Products. Inc
Good opportunity for ad your own plush office & 1maint HS campus mfg. Plenty of work 557·6122. 4!>00 Campus '#I Fiato.al« vancemenL Will lraln/nc learn the personnel field security at night. Reqs avail. So. Orange Co. Dr. N.B. Open Mon even·
expenence necessary asyou graduallr takeon knldg of fire co n -49(>.1291 ingWltil7pm. inSo.Cal ....
Must be 25 yrs old or more respons1bllities. trol/laws or arrest. Sal: ---------1---------is looking for a few good
older & be avail. on Thekey tolhls spGtisan $727·$901. ApplicationRECEPT/SECRETARY IEMTALCBn'Ell men.Experiencedretail
Saturdays. 557-0824 01 eager learnmg attitude. deadline Feb 16, 1979, HB Work with heavy phones. New tool rental center in salesmen or will train. 774 ·6090. 1525 Mesa Lots or people contact. Union HS Dist. Rm 120, type SO WPM . filing & 10 El Toro bas Positions Demos ava1Jable. profit
Verdel!206.Cosla Mesa. Division of Fortune SOC> 5201 Bolsa Ave, HB. key. Call Wendy 893-1395 available. Requires neat s hari n g , ex pe ns iv e
company.Need goodtyp-8!18-67llext225.EOE. H.B.Area. handwriting & a p· medicalplanandbonus'
PART TIME ing. Abigail Abbott pearance . so me galore.
Personnel Agency. RECn /Typist IECEPTIOMIST mechanlcalexper. Apply Contact Bob Brochette.
EVENINGS 557·6122. 4!>00 Campus NewpGrl Beach Firm Bw>y N.B. Ad Agency is Thurs .. Fri. & Sat .. 22600 Select SA.to Inc.
Drive. N.8. Open Mon needs part lime self · looking Cor a receptionist Lambert, &lite 120 El IZ.21 N. Hart.or ll•d.
AduJts w1lb outstanding. evening witi1 7pm. s tarter with good with rront oCfice BP· Toro. ~llhelm 772-9800 attractive personalitieE __ _:;;..--=-----1 I h 1· pearance & personality. who ertioY working with Plf'SOftMI Secy te ep one pe rsona aty Ideal starter pos ition ror ---------1 Jdds. Over 21. Start at Top loc co. needs pers and typcing skUls for front som eon e with e n . RESrAURANT Find what you want in
$3.SO per hour. Phone w/prof appeor & outf(o· olfice. all Mr. Laiarus. lhuslaslic phone voice. Dally Pilot Classifieds.
642·432l Ext. 250 . ing personaUly & mod at644-272'7 type SO WPM. 6' looking COOKS & BETWEEN 4 :00·5:0C typing. NoSHreqd. Rare ReaJElitate to grow in this excit.ing
PM. opptytoenterlhe excit· HAVEOPENINGforag· Industry. Call Amy COUNTER Alllfor....,.~ ingpersoonelfieldinthis gressive, motivat ed Polbemus752·7070
Equal Opporturuty great variety spot. Start sales agent wbo bas the Recepllonlsl/Sec'y Im·
Employer saJ to $800. Call Chris, des!-re to succeed with mediate opening for ex-SERVICE ~ Coastal Person· unllmlt~ opportunities perienced, well groomed
Plt'fE up nel Agency, 2790 Harbor. in Million Dollar IOCa· " personable recep-
IY -U CM ALL OBS Uon. Call Al Stellato for tionist. Must type 5Swpm PEOPLE lt'S£MBl[R J FREE c.on.Odenllal 'interview. accurately & have good
IY New Agents Weft'UfOed. references. Non·smkr. NEEDED w\lh at least I year ex· $200 pa Wiii( 963-567l Hrs : Tues.Sal. 9-5 :30.
perience, preferably Part lime. no experience Call Barbara Davis.
newspaper. Excellent nee. Resea.rdtDI\. new• wkdys, 642·1626 t
company beneflls. Appl)' I · I · a between 9AM a. GPM. ~ '<f \\ t''~ ·w 1r0 l € -----------Receptffypist. Part or f / ~=Friday. PUBLlSHI NO J 133 time. HB ore. cau Jan. Taco de COAST Tower Rd, Schaumberg, Real Estate M/F, 9·5. 847·9622
DAM.Y PILOT lLl.80195. ••a• s ... _.. Receptionist /Secretary Ccrlos
330r::::: St. PIST COMTROL : ea:.::r .. ·:.~ ~M~~s~:~r;:.~~l ,.. • , ... ~~~Jty Steady Job for rl1bl fer • .. ,.nHHd =te".~~s5.~5wpm· n-1!-~
Employer penon, trainee, profit • • • or w • • • • ---------••r • ._.,....,
hJrolJ ahart.Dtt}• IJ"OUP beaJtb. • ................ ~~~ kin ,...._
PAYROLL p:i~:::.o:e .......... tJ* ~ wtthex~ve.o:dat ..... ...., .. ,...,..
Rd,S.A. .. ....,... ht • pea.ranee. Pleasant T•••d•J t•r••A: ~1ullM eMce • IM telepholle voice essen· ~~~ hourly 1---===~-... ...... ....... \lat. TypiJ\I, dlctapbooe, s• ........ 2·5 ,....,. a...,.,.. cnii .. lt..,. familiarwft.hle1att.erm1 tit: ..., helpll&I. Chance for ad· IOI.AM IMC. Part Ume day or even· ... 1•11. we .. a. vancement. Benertls.
Newport Bdt 549,5533 lnt. 18llO Mulll. Strip Is hr"tH .. ...... Call Ml. Martin, 731·7077
Equal ()ppor Em.P&oyer ~ ,_ Wu +llfw ~ ..
ROSAN, INC. ••I lmlll.
llAMIOCDtthlnl v1lu1bl 1 Place an ad l.n our Lott I and Found columns.
I Tha\'I -.htte Pl'OPlt l<*c
N~()ppor'Em~::S W..,M.T ...... C•. Make those JiO<>d Re.hors 944 .... 10 ~ 1lem1 you're
---------• not ut•na available to IOIM ~ famlll by •d W ANI' ACTION? ver1iaina tbem ror tale \n a-lied Mtta.M71 Clauln«t. c.n &a·am ! wben &bff'\le found ao aa.lRed Ada. your ooo-
• lLtmohaloe. lklp~fflMt'.
~.
Taco de
Carlos JIO .......
COSTAMISA
Equal 0pPg EIDplf m II
DO YOU OFFER A SERVICE'! CALL MR. PRIOR
Let the public know wltt. C7 I 4 I 634-9202
an ad in the Dally Pilot EQual Opportunity
Service Directory. lt can -·-£•m•p•loliiy•er-M•/•F--
cost you as llU.lc as Sl.77 ---------
per day. For more in· Seam s tresses. ex -
formallon und complelP penenced. Mon-Thurs.
rates caJI 642·:i678 M .:.>. Nr 0 C. airport
979-1483
Sales Personnel
WClllhd Grfft S•speople
For TM G,....._t C•he 11"
Sc vcra I full ·ti m c positions
immediately avnllabJe in our sales
d cpa rtmcnl. Experience
desirable. but any sales aptitude
will be cons ldercd. For an
interview, please contact Laurie
a t
l714l 644-7030
AL:SGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT B&CH (71•)~7030
SECRETARY Full·Ume.
Attractive. mature
person with office ex· pe rience. Accurate We offer an excellent
typist. good phone starung salary and goed -
personality. COl\tact worlnnR COPd.lllons, fo)>r
Bobbie at 8'46·"864 immediate cons1dcra·
btwn 9-5. llOn. apply in person or --------.1 call:
SECRETARYTRAlNE POWERl ... E 'J'ypu\g & shorthand rl'· n '
quired. ea11 11oM89·1357 OIL CO. forint.erview appL I 2354 Lal&almd Rood SECRETARY-Full time. s.tah~
for Ma nufacturers C2 l~tt4~ .... l I I Agents. 2 persons in of· ., .-o
fare. Take orders. pre·
pare Literature, phone & F.Qual Opportun1ty
some typing. Must be Employer MI fo'
able to organize oHice. --------•
759-1150. Students· Ages J 3· l G
secretary needed for Part Time
PIT. 4.5 hrs daily work. Aft school &
Insurance agency in Ftn. Saturdays. Good eam·
Vly. looklDg for maturt>. ings. For info call: Jeff
~~u~a:Coe~~c~oe~~~~ _a_~-.SS7 __ .1_04y_1_l·S_O_R_/CJ..o.--.-,.-
Fu ll Tame potential. _..ti;ft ~., 963-5688. needed for busy shaptng ---------1 dept. Must be energetic
SECRETARY·RECEPT and have a pleasaot lrvme area.good typing personality lo handle
skills. Start S7SO per mo customer relations. So
Benefits. 833-3544 Ask for Orange Co. 496-1291 Jenny --".;._ _____ _
Teacher, part time. mom· ---------1 ings Colle1Ze exper nee. SECRETARY 55&2676. 552·1180
LOAM
SECRETARY
TaEPHOME
SOUCITORS
Expen enced Only. Sel~
Daily Pilot. Highest com·
Aleadtng savings&loan m1ss1on paid. Your
has an excellent. op· phone al home. Over 21,
porturuty an il'l Newport l.D Card. Call 83S-64S3.
Beach offi ce . Position m· l·JP.M. volves telephone and __ T_E_L_E_X_O_P_E_R-.--
personal contact with customers and r eal Exper'donly. Small N.@_.. • estate personnel. Typtnll Exporting firm neef!"",.... • ·
0( 65 wpm and shorthand person 2·6 PM. 5 days \~
ol 70 wpm are required . wk .. S3.50 per hr. Pie~;, :
loan expenence Is de· call 640-6313. ask fol'• ·': s 1 r a b I e b u t n o t Peggy : •
necessary. We offer an TELEX OPER/
excellent salary and MAlL CLERK , • "'~
benefits. Please call out for Newport Be act.; -our PersoMel office tor r ...... an Interview appGinl· wholesale tour co. ~14~ ment.: _N_ona __ 645-_9800 __ . ___ ,...
FtDB.ITY
FIDEAAL
--& Lo. AHft C2 t JI 244-11 I I
F.Qual Oppty Employer
$SECRETARIES $
G.0 ./R.E./Accta
18()().$1500 R•nfe EmplOyen Pay Al Fees Us Retoden A,aency m> Birch St. Ste 104 ~Beach. 833-8190 Cal or Appt/Elta b '6'
TB.LBS . :
Opening for commerclllC ..
te11er. "Experience p~.-·~ ferred. .• •
lJNlTED ~ CALIFORNIA DAN" • ;":~ 6 Monarch Bay • :=::
So. Laguna • ' 83H970 EO .;~ ~~~~~~~[''~ O&(ORROW~"FACILtTY TODAY Ge ~;
In on the ground noorcca~ ~ ly the bat need app~~ ,,.~ LVN'S It NunlnR Asst. ,., ,.
All ahll\a avail. Apply 10: •
person. Santa An Com;,, ~
OMmily Conv. Cent«. -:: ...
Secretary recepUonlat E. W11binston. Sant• ;;
aocne = abort.band Ana. Ca. '<
heavy forbuayol• Truck Driven ei' I". nee. m.311$2 per'd. Top P•.Y. Ap $. ~ ~curity Officer-armed G&W TowinB, HO • ' DJ>, F/Ume. 3:30PM12 OhmlWay,C.M.642·~ ,
AM. Perm. Poeltion. ) -.-1 EOE TNMeP..,.._ •'
SiX:Y. Pvt club. W Jn Swttc.hboard e>per. au Ole lllp. Gd lYPtn• It be reUable/avaU. ~
oomm alslllt. Call tor shlf\s, Call ror •P ~ .,,.._ •SOOOutUO. · ._e._na ______ _
Sell dWMa fast wlU1 t>a.llJ Haft llOmetlllni to H PUot Wat.t\d9. O~adadott wen:
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••• ONLY PILOT
TR 1-\ b L \ c; I' N T
Minimum 1 ) Hr fl'
• P"i~.642~
Sunday, Febru"l '1, 1119
Etl·•et .. pup,t mo• \l\l
iol IC•lit huftlt• $1 ~I
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tiOFA• LOV&S .AT Atll ~le Z wd <>fr d11kli
1111 CcHllUt)' Modt'l furn, llla, orntl run .
1""1'WI l'\am 7104!t 3017 .irtl(•nft •upls • kit
11 m., bka. cdothlnM •
nw)tl' 1312 W U.lbu• 01 NH tlHI a h4.'<ll $1 711 tJ 1'l•1t
MWtl Home t\Jm
11 to 6411 ,ton
MUh'f :Sf.1.L rod tbl ~.
lmv ... rer l1 n1•r 11o
bootrra11r11 , elc Ollcc•n ~I tlom'1 l-'\irn
(Tl u 649 30T'1 ---TWIM Ol fULl
Mall~ or box 1tpnn.c1<
QI ~acb pe ( b llllly I
~n ~·\Al K m1-1 'lt'l~
$00 Samph:• must b1•
IOld amMediatcly from
nur w1ar4·house Ol!!cn
Model Uomt> Fum1turt.-
tall. ~:Mm Wt'd thru fliun Cl't'd1l Avail < /\l;,<1
11veul , Uving rm. bdrm.
book<'IUit'tt, lamps. end
tbb,d t' j
llUl(l' !'. ramll)' 1946 Cht'V
ln1ck, rttfrii. llonda
baJt • crtbl. to)'•. i;talnf'd Ill•~&. 10111 household
1lt-m:> Sot/Sun t; or
1$ro o khur i.l , uf r
Vorktow11 193'13 Maunu,
IU __ i ___ ~----
Sal ult. 12 11000 & Sun. 3
wh~el b ik e. po we r
mow l•r. hol w:.itl'r
11.cat('r , h•nt &: cump111~
.i1•ar ' Kx20 1mt10 cud h &.
O'Ulic loo numcrou11 Lu
rrwnuon 2'.!l fo; 19th St
~ 8060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
u-B lll'Y "°"' n~cid to 1AJ IM'rwn. urYc•d n'lltldnJS. J roe>'\, P•Vt•f'>.
run t'om1>u1r1ph1c Tr-mpll" polt , •hot (ientle d••ll **I BUY•*
l'Q1.1pownt fl>I' 11 aro .. tn.-t ~u P.k.l.n& rua C>;tk ~-rif('t pet ~. Mlj ~ 1
rt"•naae owner busy iskl
mg & skating. Mom auy11
havcto&ell horse. Bt.'uul
whl Appy filly. 21 mOll
~RISO
N l' w p o r t 0 ,. a ,. h sl ~~ . (itffrf' ....._to T 104., Cood used )o\arn1tur1• &
IM"lr"fWJW' 1•an Um 1· lilhlt>, pun IJk lramono.-. '"'"'"' • ~ Appliaoce1 OR I will ~ond•Y and 1uf'lllda'.ll Tbt'l'Ufl>lePlum •••••••••••••••••··~··• ~ellorSELLforYou
l 11 l\na.o O)t"-THE J29 s t'oast Hi~h.,..,> M l.~t. lonit h111r h ·m MAST8S AUCTION Must sell fng. :.ofa bed .
Nt;Wl'ORT ... sac.;:-. LaJUH Bt'h 494 9289 ... ~orth1ur 11p )' d t'.lt 646 1'86&133-9625 ca mp111~ ..:ear. kg 673~".0 l>rlll> l,;u1~ k11J." ~tJISOO!I l•---------i spread. tbls & masc -----ti4:>-1790 11 Landfall Crt.
f,qU¥1 Oppor'\urut) ll u rm ea<· 's i J me ... ,. $STOP S NB
t;mployer M 1-· It A11t1qu~ u1&k rever'ic S C>rflN>US younl( i'llJI" u.,~ ... no mor"' Wu hav" ---------•I desk $9:'>41 ~42 216-t or l\lti•red Ne'-'()" homl' '"""" " " ~ 1-:lt"t' Dryer. xlnl cond 673-trnt? 1.111?ent I y r n..-M.2 trlll t all M1e O\ll tlttSS\'S from used . c a II a ft 6 p m
$:J6 set, sofa /loveseat 495.1378 days 714! 0707
$178 new, S pc Bedroom ext. 313
HrMettc*t Good~ I065 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$24,... ...... lMW !JM. ................... ...
., ..... &.... .._,.... OI' C .. fw fNe daedl htfw ~~died ... .w.. l.oc9'M .. ~ e.. .......
549·2203, SH-4252, lll·ll 21
TTPtST Antiques from e!ilatt'
Newport Rt-al Ebtate cryi.tal. cb1n1t, t.11\/er
brokf'r&lle othtt nN.'d~ copper, b raS!t, con· ~ x p e r M a a C: a rd eerun•. & some furn Opt>rator. for dail> cor Aaate 108. lhl Isl
rttpondence & general 67~ Wed-Sun 10.5
t)'lllng. Xlnt typing & die· -
Motht-t & Pup11w~ K~al
c ule lhve a heurl 548-n.36 $147. sleepers. bunkbeds. end tables. etc. Wby pay
store pnces? Call Cen-
lW"Y Model Home t\tm Wed thru Sun for direc-
tions to Wa r e house/
storage area. Instant
Jewelry 8070 r----Tr~-----. Encson 3S Bw It 75. Clean!
MU5tSell ! ! ! Try 30M
2S'Kale Dory. Like nt'W
Try 12M.
taphone re qd. Com Antiques from es~at~.
peUlJvc salary & benefits l'rystal. china. s1I ver
package E .O ~ Cull copper, brasi.. con -
752-llll. c:ertana. & some furn. A1<ate lOK . Bal Isl.
675-0322 Wed-Sun LC>-5
Typhit-Word procei.sor
l'ull t1mt.>. i.lroog typ1n~
skills. l(ood spelhn~ &
• .:r.immar nee Work on
LeXltron system Apply
in person Lo Mr F'uentci.
at Robert Bein. Wilham
Frost & Assoc l401 Quail
• St. Newport Beach --
TYPISTS
Wortc local 1'emporar)
unmedJate work
Cal for AR
Appoiwt•llt Todoy
557-0061
t_O~ office •
~OJ overload
Equal Oppor Employer
Waite rs or wa1tn·M•e~.
µrivule countr)· duh
Parl t1mt• l l 3 In
t·reaM.>d hrly waJ(es in
Ii l' u 0 f ~ r a l u I I ll' s
1;44.54().1
W A ITRE SS Pr of
waatt('SS, days, pvt d ub.
Call for appt t,;45 5000 ext
53)
Wanted:
WORderlui Woitr~ss
'lll!wport'i. Most 1-;1l'iaant
1-;Jyi,1de Rt!slaur.int 1s
.. eck 1ng s pe l'1ally
qualified he lp for the
luncheon hour (.;rand
tJpi; ohvwus. Wall rc<1u1re
:J years dinin~ room ex
pr. Interviews 3 lo 5 pm.
Moo t.hru Friday
2241 W Const llwy. NB
631-1381
f'or sale : 1910 Oak Sutc
Board $750. 67 5· 7671
days
•CLOCKS*
C-& Get T'hHt
SATISUN. As lS, where
1s Vanous conditions
Wall & Mante l Clocks.
Mus t move the m .
Reasonably priced for
quick s ale . 18122
F'leldbury Lane. Hunt.
Bcb. 1bos map refs pg
21>-A2 8'7-5672 ---rRENCH ANTIQUES
New s h.tpment just ar-
nved-to be sold al aul'-
llon Sunday Feb. 18th al
12 noon. Preview Sat.
l'~eb l7th.12-7PM.
Springer & While Aul'
llonccrs. 3000 Red 1-hll.
C M . For info t•al l
714 /!r79-4123
BARGAJNS.Used refng!-.
wslys. dryrs. g uar, best
buyS, we serv. appl. Best
Appl Sll>-091 l. 536-4330
mmcrcial Ice Cream Box /Fr eezer .
"Mohawk" Lge. 8 holer.
hke new wt a ddllional
fr cete r plat es .
213/592·3422
F Germ Shep Cream
w/blk markings. MtH828
aft4PM
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Rdwd p1t'n11• t.ihh• • 2 U/H bncb.6 $22 Tw11 hurld
mowers. IJ I 645 0042
.i!.. _. credit avail. 549-3077. :=::~ ......... ~~~.~ _SA_· _1_c_M_are_a_. ___ _
Estate Sale J e welry from e s tate 1n<·.
diamonds. watches, etc.
A1BO compl. watc h mak·
Ing t o ols & equip.
963-7524.
2 Newport 28 lmmac.
Try20M .
f'lreploce. frt.ot• 11tanchn;c. Uowneast 38. Must sell '
rorucaJ. buml orunite w/ Try49M .
Antiques table & chairs: Execuuvedesk.29x59. EB late Sale · approx 7
carts diamonds. Must
Sel l. Cas h o nly '
1-991·7182 before 4PM.
udd1uonal ptpt· fur t·om· loclh. •MGiftttftCll'l~e/ Avery & Co.
plctc in.~t~llat1(Jn , Nt·vt.'r S.,-.ice 90 20 675-8990
hand carevd sofa. rust wood.6drawers. xlnl WAMTED used Sl2S 1783 N1·w ••••••••••••••••••••••• , U11mpsh1n· Ur c "'1 ERJKSON 27. 4 sails tnC'I area rug. solid maple l''Ond. $75. 64(}.4216.
harvest table & chairs. ---------rruse 541M290 7' natural colored sofa +
TOP CAS H DOI,LAH
PAID f'O R VOUR
JEWELRY. WAT<'llES.
ART OBJI-;CTS. (IOl.U.
S I L V 1-: K S I:: R V I (' 1-:
546-6493 M l~.:clt/\NIC fo:l1•1·t11l010n ... pnkr 11 B. loaded. ~yr-. 1•xp. Perkin' l"ord $18.000 Ph MG-0830
pillows S250 2 uphol
Twin bed & c hest .of print chairi.. become
drawe r s w1det uched love seal + mall'h
rrurror While w /gold piUows $150 ea. Oak cof
tnm Sturdy mallresi.. fee tbl 5 ·x 21,, • Sl GO
$150. 548-4879 64G41!>5
Com . group twin beds DI.Delle Set. butcher block
w/Sl>f"eads. Brgl grn & oval table lop 3x5. 6
royal blue. Gd cond. Sl 15. yellow chairs 18 mo. old.
Gina646-2S62 $150 or best offe r .
Liqwdaling Household. 962--6719
Entire rooms mus t go. Rebuilt twin si matt. &
QuaJ. pieces & anuques box SSS. full $65. Stenl
al 1ncred1ble pra ces lWUt set $35. full $4S, king
19531 Sie rra Canon . set S6S 8. &. J MAT·
1'11.lrk.9·5,Sal Feb 17 TRESS838 E. lst Street.
Good buy, lrRe 2 pc rust
gold & bc11te sectional
Ex cond $250 /bci.l
644-8073
S.A 547-5636
CASH PAID
For gd u.sed furn, anll·
ques & cir TV's 957-8133
MaJce offer for l'Ouch &. ~ i>z sofl1bed. I yr old.
chair to match, brown Sl50. Good Condition
plaid. xlnl cond Also 645-639-t
Uv.stodt 8075
············••·••··•··· IAIYGOATS
Nannies & Billic11
1-637~
Ask Cor Kris ----WandnuU & Tower, 614 S
Cleveland. Oceanside
M F.8to5. 714-722-5010 ----Mochi111ery 8071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FINE f'URNITURE &.
ANTlQUL'<\ 645 2200
In 11\C' Coai.l Country Club
"Golf Membership '
avwl' $700 + $500 tunsf
fee-call Tom Turner.
754·12Ul for deta.als.
O'Neill Superswt. Tapt.'<i
seam s Used ont•c
docsn'l fit SI 10 548·0256 Small Craftsman metal cuttm.g band i.a w. $200
979-1658
Carpel Mill Direct
Plush nylon rolls $4.50
8080 yd 549"8181/67~-5906 ....................... 1----------10.IXXl Fro7.en Food din
ners : 10 varieties Sacrifice~ (213) 25S-·1400
Refngerator. not pretty
but il does the job. $60.
5.52-6536.
WholetcH Carpet
Salesman has 3200 yrds
or 32 oz nylon plu&h .
brown, beige. or rust.
$4.~ yrd Call 675·9144 or
77(}.8284
lounge chair. hte !<(old , 2 -----end lables. headboard & T.V. eqwpmenl For Sale · T iffany's of
frame for s ingle bed ,._Sak 8055 For Sale ,, --r PhoneMS-1395 ... n Co r poral e
fo'nl-:E Will ~lure ) uur
pmno. my home· l-'11•t
Doroth y John .un ,
675 i<ILJ. 675 woo
9xl2 Gold :-short !>h.1~ rug.
u:>ed ont.> )car Clt!aned
$25. Call 960-6661
MiKelw
W.ted 8081 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEEOF.D IM -
MEDIATELY One elec
tr1<' wheelchair for
hospitalized leenage r
Must rent NOW al a re-
a.sonable pnce 54-0 5721
Wan led Set o f I.
9.50x16.5. 8 lug n mi. Call
522-7490 ----Mlnical
~nts 8083
•••••••••••••••••••••••
S pc Ruthe r drums~ c} m
ba.Ls & st.and, new. blal'k
dot heads. $500 or best
off 548-6m5 ~--__ ••··~··••••••• •••••• • • • -----Mmbrshp Call Debby B.
Moving Sale · 2 T V. Gold Flatware, German 644 0030 washe r . dryer , misc camer a. tablecloth &. 1----------7 PC Rogers Set of ZilJ
household ate mi. Ca sh napkins & misc. 751_5119 New Engh.sh n dang hat. cym w/cases S6001bst Din rm set. solid drk wood. 6 chrs. buffet 2
leaves + pads $450 Whl
naug. 6' rouch & chair
S60 bolh Green ru~s.
9xl2 & l2xl8. tan rug
llxl2. best offer. Elec
typtWnte r $75. 751-7099
Only Sal & Sun 9-5. 2A55 g). New German Steel ctr. 536-$742Tony
NorM~Ave CM. BurglarAlarms. ldealfor Stirrups. $60. t Wl're Offic~Fu~&
Giant clothes s ale for apts. s mall bo'ats. & Sl40l 4~5194. e.-i-nt 8015 homes. Complete pn ce -r-r-·-chanly to SL. Joachim's si49.95 plus Lax. No an RREWOOO •••••••••••••••••••••••
Hall L964 Orange Ave. s tallalion . Vacuum Wlllsle. pnce 251~ $2 Xlnl new & used ofr furn.
Ux;ta Mesa t-'eb. 10th & "Cleaner Cente r 1572 Will delvr 25 ba11s o r CPl_anE.SfUilResP.LwUkS63bel-nZ7c~,!. i.
11th. Sat/Son from IOam Newport Bl . C M more548-1932aller6PM
to 7 30pm 646-3107 ---------(:.oochlf. $40, Shngerland
2-farruly garage sale. it8& Ogden w a t er purifier TOR Parade s n a re.
#9 Cherry North lrvme Model BT P lan 1 New perfec t l'Ood $150
IEST 'i)UALITY
LOWEST rtUCES
~s.ction
(nr. El Rancho J Bumper BestOf'fr.548-6644 900-5718
"""' t b··-" bed 1.Jk pool. port. bar. bicycles, ""' e w .... • c new· clocks. lamps, TV. \•1deo DtAMOND & GOLD WINDOW SHADES
Decorating service also
ava.tlable. 64~5540
l.8.M. MC/ST automatic
TYPEWRITER. In xlnt
cond. Also 2 d esk s .
3Ux60/dbl pedesta I.
644-6111 & 673-4400.
$150. Chest of drawers. game. Trade for trust deeds Wooden s hutters. white, S30. 957·8451 days. ------------631.5937 eves/wknds . Ask Furniture. Home & or-Dane wkdys 752-1920 mirubltnds. woven woods ~ L Eves & wknds 557-3534 & wmdow tinting 20-40'h or ynn fice. Elec rang_e. m~lor orr all Items.
bike. ho!"se eqwp. bwld-JOHN WAYNE TENNIS ASPEN 645-895L
mg eqwp. much misc. CLUB. Regular Mem· r---------Contemp. chrome dining
rm set w 1glas11 top. 4
chairs. ong cost $.500, sell
$3)(). 646-9088
Girl's wht bdrm s el
w/pink trim, lrundle
bed. d esk , chair. 2
dressers w /removablc
bookcases. $275 or besl
1»4·5941 bership. 642-2932 Want Ads Ca 11642-5678 Oak finish 36 x 72" desk w/ma tching credenia.
r .. -~·-.. -·-·e-·-a·· ·11$·~--of GL--o-~---1 ;q:~:~:::: Burl I exec deck & c redenza
A..<>std desks. chairs &
supplies. 552-6536.
l..i.·yrnons .; spt.-1·1i.1llY
!'<r w 1ni.lall . & rno
1oamt tW. 4005 Fred
9030 loah. MClriM Eqlli,.. ... •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTSAIL32
Westsa11 32 with Newport
i.llp tO minutes to Ocean
lnspect.&offer
Broker 962-9510
GRAYMARIME Oreakna ug ht 3N 11
ibeU'adJuonal heav) du-tmodem Tahat1 ketch 1
ty. bght~e1ght ~Jn!1<' part cmplt. 644-018S h m.
engtne To 350 Ill t.e-644.53730rc
n\11ne new parli. ---------
Authonzed Oastr Unstol loah. Sli,./
Services. lil411m 85-H Docks 9070
--bo-ed f I -•••• •••••••••• •••••• •• • Your at tun or csi..
Inboard/ outboard & SUPSAVAILAILE
other m~han1ca l wurki. VAC Newport 646-0551
64&327i f.xt 20_ loah. Speed &
Ski 9080 •ZODIAC •
POKT A-MARl ~l
INFLATARL!:: BO.\TS
292:5COLL l-:liF: •• M.
t714J 540 2()70
7,erulh tran!-ocean1l0 -.olid
s tale radio I AM / FM.
AC OC I 1 l band~ int•lud
tnl! w4:alh<'r . .,ddom
use<.! 673 6685
•••••••••••••••••••••••
17' Sin Boat. outboard, tn
hull , 2 m o t o rs. a ll
eqwp'd. trlr. A steal at
Sl.500. Sat/Sun 12·4: 218~
National. C M.
17' Sleek Craft 15Q hp
Mer<', 0/8, fish. s ki. n' r
in salt, uke new. 551-5022
Su..,zukJ 25 hp molo1 . nl'°" Te ansp oriation
tn ·r.. lcsi. than 30hri.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SW> Pn t>45-i276 Cw1414n.SaM/
9040 Rent 9120 -loots, Power ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
l.956 25" Twm engine Chns r camper 4 s ale. w o
C rafl s p e~d boat truck $150 Slove &
1d ass1c1 X1ntui3 7i7l refng 640·Z700
tt>L:" !'lastron w 2o llP Motorized likes 9140
Johnson Front d rt ve . •••••••••••••••••••••••
Elec star• ~'o'l\JI THEMO-Pl::ODLER
aifl)lane :.t.>al!'. + <'xtras llocw PEUGEOT MO-
& trlr Xlnl h'\hml! boat' PEOS Rel! $469. Now
or bay cnru>er hi3 0734 ~ 631-3830
da)'l>. 6i5·9000 l'Ve._ -------78 Yamaha Chappy. 000
25' TroJan Must sell this rTU $300 or best offlor
weekend or trade. Make 714.673 7711
offer 6i5-li84 ------l:1malU Moped .2258 m1
32"Gra.ndy Sportf'ishcr $470 new. asking $3UO.
Flybndge. full gallt'Y Call eves. 540-6150
Twn Chryslrsrnll xtrs
Survey guar 1Nwpt slip Mo~;,i;:st
SlS.500 A Y 646-9000 9150 .........•...•••.•••..•
32' 73 Luhr.; OSedan Must Sac. ·79 Yamaha 750
folybr:id11e. dual s tation Spt.-'C . 1800 mi. Sells for
TwnChryi.lrt N~pt_ i.ltp S318S Will sell for S2900. Warehouse Man-Som t'005truct1on knowledge.
Irvine area. 5 days.
CASHPAJD
Wshr/ Dry r s / Refri gs.
working or not 95HH33 -offer. 957·0398 THIS VALEHTIME'S DAY send your love a greeting all
the world can share with a Daily Pilot Heart of Love. Ifs
· Beautiful Wte·new offll'l' I fw111ture: Imported teak
"'.xecuu ve desks. Metal
$33,000 ~~9000 64.S-8594
52· T 1~1 Needs wo_rk ;;; Ya~aha 400 E nduru
Trade for RV IM H Ca 11 Low miles. Xlnt. cond . • Ja.1-1014 ,• -Ken. 6'i3-65SO 631-1349 • Wa r e h o usemun ex ·
perienced 'n sh1pptnft and rece1v UPS, PP.
Wlll al'iO be rei.po1>. for
'msler vacuum. $50
Oster kruCe sharpener. SS. Osler c~n opener. $5.
Harrulton Beach M ixcr .
S25 . J apanes e Rice
cooker. $20. GE Hair
Dirt Ch eap -Rcfri g ,
sofa ll'ha1 r Brown-
Jordon pa l10 furn .
recliner. m1i.l' 4!>4·2833
easy. compose your personallzed
greeting and we'll set your message 1n
type to fit the border of your choice or
your handwritten thoughts may appear
in the border you select
'
-secretary desks. Melal
armchairs. beaut. paanl mgs. grapluc.s. Electnc OWNER 32" 1976 flybn: ;2 Kawasalu 500
I port able t ypewrite r . Un1fl1 t t• twn t'nJ:l\. F .. CJV\
pulling and pa ck1n ~ Dryer S25 All only 5 mos
J>lirlS orders. mus l be or old 4gs..5194 ~an1ied &. accurate . ----·-----
' he111vy hftlnJt reqwred. -EAR S ELECT R IC
, t:.S .S . Inc. Phone DRYER. whale-excellent
549-8172 condiuon $50. 962-8437 aft
IF YOU WISH TO CUATE your own
l """"' Al!.l!.C. , __ ,.ed .,..."' h asl. ..,.,..,.
I IIUSC. 1 ems. :11..-.vvv ..,.,., • ~ rs on en1t 64S-l130
Practically new desk & Trade" $48,SOO 6iS 5666 ·74 Suzuki 185.
chairs. conference table. 1.od1ac Boat & 40 hp lo mi $350.
642·1830. Mere Will sell i.epcrally ma-7444
548-0378 -----~--~ ---Voi ce pager SZ SO . --74 CZ 250 & 400. moved UJJ . , ---------i Spm eves/wknds 642-4321 ext.250 dys 8am-5pm.
China cabinet coi.l SGMI.
seU cheap. 2 sngl beds. I
twin. ladies bike, 4
drawer dresser. 5 11al
butane tank. patio tbl
w/umbrella. 34202 Del
Obispo, llZ7. Dana Pt.
Sola & loveseat, worn but
solid comfort . So 118
Sll91bstofr.S36-4260
decorated greeting.
use a black pen &
draw your design to
fit one of the dotted
line "hearts" shown
Laminating machanl' Cost $995 Sell $550 34x60 • ·
desk St'D-Berklme Sofa &
t,.ove Seal $175. 644·594 ~
loah.Rent/
Chcrtet' 9050 sbOx. electromc 1gmllon. Mukuru carbs. $'50 each. •
s
1 '
4
I ' I ' I
Warehouse ORDElt FtLLltt L11more W ID < Elcc J S150
PACl<ER or best offer
Our ~nta Ana dlstnbu-1 ____ 646-4380 __ _
lJon center has an open· lotpoinl n•fng .• 2 dr.
ing for an mdlvadual wilh ttvocado. like new $200. cx~n~nce 1n i.hipping, Was her & gas dryer .
rece1vmF. or wun:hous· avocado. dlx $150. 2 pc
mg. Duties lnrlude some sectional $50. 963-75::1A rork.lirt and some driv·
1ng. Valid <:a llfornaa o .. elcc. Coppe rtonc
dn ven; license required. ra nge, d bl oven, ~elf
Apply betwee n 8a m -clean, like new $169.
Ham. & lpm 3pm, An-644-5941
Bed·2 twin X-long makei.
into King. New. Sue
$275.960-4637
U/ff s wivel rocker $25 + 2
lge arm ch rs $30. U /II
ann chr Sl7 &15-9042
1'win Bed + MIS $20. Lge
chst drws $20. Filing
credcnul $13. 645-9042
lhoo.Y Schools. 4401 Blrch i---------Street. Newport Beach. ars auto dishwasher . 421.. X l8W X 40H Standini;!
I Ne or O.C. Airport) portablew/culting bOard bar. S25 +3 deluxe hard
Equa I Op p o rt un 1 t y top $100. Frigidaire ref & wdslools $50. 645-9042.
Employer Cri $JOO. 552·7490.
-Kenmore elec dryer, S\90.
WordProc $867 Hotpoint r efrig. $150.
One of Ute n1rest co·s 1n Both Xlnt cond. 646-2349.
the area. nel•di. pers M dryer Lg. Kenmore
w/some word procesi.mg perfect. cond. $l2S.
bkgd. Extr~mely fnend ly co-workers & bens.1----646-_239 __ 1 __ _
Jom ttu.-. fun teom now. 17 cu ft Frig. re!rig .. frost
c,all Chris 540·6055. free, bro nie SI SO.
Coastal PersoMel Agen-963-9159
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WOttK AT HOMI
PhoMSales '\Ulcasr-101. w/norrnal ____ sao. __ 5220 _____ ·1 wide tele lens, like new.
/ $200. 646-0121; 540-6338 Yadrt Brokerare 4' K 8m.n'I mov\e, cse.
New firm In NBW~RT $l8. + movle ~ 11 l2.
King size bed set . &11clds
mattress, s prings. fra me
& be dspread. $100 .
548-5110
Duncan Phyfe dmrnlt set
tbl. 6 harpb3ck chrs.
+credenza. Good cond
$'100. 7fl. sora. avo. grn
SlOO. P P 64&-6107
Dlnette s:is. bassinet Sl2.
slerco &I apeake_rs S30. &
.collect.Ible record.'!, nlte
stand $10, chest or drws
~1 desk le chrs. ~OJ dbl,
oea $10, K.«. n. oeo SSS. Kc. box •l>r. le ~u. S25.
<koepfreeze $\2S. 543-2987
BEACH ts now •ccepUJ\a Project ac~ $8. Trtl)()CS
ap{>llctt ion s for ox· $1. 4 lamp b ar SlO. Queen sized hide-a-bed, ~enced()fflcestalf: ~-areen Naug. Mattress ~-· • .,~ANM~2F.R 1 ~-Luci Cromwell VI, likeoew.$75.64.2-3171
l ~·· "' .. AOER ~~, , SALES PEOPLI:: nlr1et reduce, 4 ~. Dane.U.efft, butcher top. 4 I OFFlCEGIRl. l05m m E scol S75. ora n ae c he1r s,
• • Ca.II 114 '33·118t4. 6PM MS-9042 01qahyde. Excellent
• 9PM for •n intervl&W or 1040 condWoo. $110. -.,.3709 I leal-e meN1••~ d•Y1 at ·-·••••••••••••••••••• 1_P_M_. _______ _
~ seo-7~ Purebred beaut. black I f\, Gold innpe down
'-rnlnlature 2 rno1. poodle. couch. Excellent condl
• EIJ. tdle items with MO¥tn•· mut sell f16 don. New $800, ~II S350.
D.tty Pilot Claulfied Ad ~ M5GM.
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Sec'y w/drws $20. Sc<"Y
dsk + chr $l5 At ·
cesson es S16. &15-9042
Pets 8087 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KOi t'isb Sale. Sat & Sun
thru 4/l. 20252 Bayview.
SA 556-4920.
canary & Lady Goulds.
AnUque Pine cupboard.
$500. 631-0382.
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HAIAY D. OQUIST
Plano repwr. rebwldt.ng.
reflllishin([. Bank Frn.
8600 Ham1llon Ave. H B
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FCNE PIANOS
FOR SALE
By private o wn er,
Steinway Grand Piano.
5'101,'J'", built 1930. w
bench. $10.000 or highest
bid before Feb l !ilh.
644-273'7.
•••••••••••••• ••••••••• 962-8228. (.;harter Luxury ti()" or 75· ----motor )'Bcht. Reai.ona-'ifi Yamaha 250 End~.iro
blc. Hr . daily. weekly XJnt rond. Mu~l ~ell
67>2172 or 6i5-J256. SS25. 673"8042. ----
loah. Soll 9060 Honda Super 90. Need:.
••••••••••••••••••••••• work $75
Qil-20, oew su1ls. VHF. 6 642-0364 afler4PM
hp OIB. many extra~. "78 Honda CX 500. Lo/m1.
$0000/bsl otr. 837-4929 R ra nd n e w con d
Sidney SabOt. Good l"Ond. 714/!n'3 11499am to5pm .
NewVarn.is h.dolly.$300. ·73 Moto Gun• 850<'<'.
67S--37 10aft6PM. modified. 5-s pd. xlnt
1.3· CYCLONE. Fast, f;;;; sh~pe. $995. 963-4_1l_S __
boat. Good cond New ii Yamaha YZ800. stock.
cvr S800 Dys 675·3712. never raced. xlnt cond.
eves675-l061. Best ofr. 646-5725
Clipper 30fl Sloop hng ii Yamaha, molo mag:.,
mast. VHF. OF. many pull bck bars1bck rest & xtrs Unique wood inter . raclt. Mk ofr964-2117 s:u.900 846-3917 -.----·11 Tri u mph S il vcr
::1A' fl sloop. '68 f·kl•el Jubilee 600 mites Must
Lapworth Gl1d1otor. 6 !It'll ds-1436, 495-4074 bags. t.eak tnm. muny extras & reaturci.. $6900 Yamaha tiO. <dJrt>. grl'at
Ownr/Bkr 631·31.33 dyi., for be11inner. $145.
493-TI40eves. 567-4480. Cash only.
Beaut clus1c 21' ctrbrd. PuchSabre50cc Sld'-J 1093 sloop w/trlr. FasL Wm S\50
••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l'nlt deslitn Good shopc. 544,59-11 6'7~.9067 $2150. ·----------. ·;s Honda 750-lo miles
Ranger 26, full race. 6 xlnl cond. Just tuned.
wtnches. trl·folt. Sl0.000. Call eves. 775-07!r7
6'S-7SIJ> '76 Yamaha Chappy,
Ca"" Cius Ket.ch 33'0", ln cond ....,5 Ei\iUsh built. all wood. x t6(2.7623' •
Pmne cond. 1125.000 Sue ---------
Men's seott Boots. s1ic 7 , 2l3/46S.ell9S01'5$0-39$$ AlH ~ cond. S50 or best 30' 72 Coronado aloop. HONDA MOTORCYCLE:
ofr. Call Laurie af\ palrMr auiul. tall ng. _.;,;12'1......;-22.nd __ Sl.;........reet_;...• C_M~-
6.00pm PhM2-9U6 . crwae equip/Newport . tt-s. s.19/ · ST · slip . ....,..... tlH
Ros•l1nol s . 165 s sas.aoo AV 9*9000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MYef u.ed. eo.t $180 &ell -• 110 Lad~'s K1n.tng~r Trade your old atutr for..,. SPACE ARROW ~
booU. NICE Sa~ Cott new aoodte1 with a l.oU ol utra1. $15,500. si»SeU sau-..i1a a-lfled ad. 642--5678_ Call m 1sez.3422
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at•erh,J, air coad. •H J Wa• MSH. thl1 lmr&ll SJtfl A 1•-=··
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9110 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Trail9n. Tro .. 1 7031pchb1ft. a cyl CWIWm • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ac:..1 be<! .x>
\\" r t-:o Oun!! bu1tu 4t4..-..Z trlr In )ltnl l'Ond }':it ('o ·uta l.andr rw er. (mt ----,.,..,~, htkC', hk~ new, JJll buckf't uls. lake nu. 78 Chevy lon. lwb,
1;.tt, 0079 mak•Qfr MO tJ082 bfark v11n, luJJ pwr, llll whl. full <•onversloo.
.!'l'r"a"t1l lra1lt-". 111· ,-um • l Ix U 6 tu It Oun(' 14,000 ml, SU ,000 invt>sl·
fl\KI. io· unf1n1~hc-d 5-&:iti «nbber l tr & whls, ed. 9195 ror fut sale.
f1t'\'8I bn· "'" ur HJJ i UIC'd I W 1l'4! 10 11nd ~-------~knd~ 64261lr.> • =-:r b"'1 o rter '73 914 2.0 Xlnt. eond
Alllo Ser.le•, Parts 14,900/beat otrer. Dy. &Accntori•• 940 'T8 Subaru 8rat, A/C. U6·77fl e v e ./S un
••••••••••• ••••••••• •• stereu. tape dO(k, a.ltd Ina 5i5&6"2 r;. I "'" 1 .... "l rt'ar wm<Hlw. spit whb, ---------
0 • ""'If <>n " "' toneau rvr l6K mt 7' Ford ~ t. Bubble lop t'ril~rnm fl''O F.ooi. ~646 9088 ' r ampr, xlnt cond . oo :,a 14''x7" Cra~t1r n m, $3600/ofr. S41 ·3664/
md udes chrome VAL \It: '76 Scoot ll Rall ye, V8, •142.3. i.tem ro vers and chrorn(' AMt FM. auto. bolb tops. _;_ ______ _
knock offs fo'1ts &II (1vt1 A1C, Must seU Ous wknd. '71 Ford Club wgn. Best
lug GM ra~ or trucks $3250. See at corner or offer. Prlv. Party
All ror S395 or best oHer Femleaf & Ocean. CdM. 646-2687 aft. 5 or wkd.
t::ill 549-7038 Arter 4P M 67~ '75 Chevy. Cus tom in · tMly. . ' c -----'78 Jimmy HISierra 4x4. tenor. A , stereo t ape
Want to trade pa ir of IS.. Mmt. Loaded, JK, reg dec.k. 7S9-1478.
wide tsand lire) wheelb gas $8950675-8739 roe 10" or 11" wide. 5 hole Ford Van '76: $3950 E2SO v W. wheels 642·3379. 1lleultunate4 wheel ~Ton, 351 V8, am radio. dnve p/s, p/b, 38,000 ml. Call
J978G MC l ton van. John Parkman Hear Bench seats Corm
V. W. Van . $35 Call
642·3379
Ab:!olutely loaded with Newport Stationers Inc.
everything imaginable SST-9212 S59-S230
fr o m s un r oof to fuz:zbuster . Sticker price '74 !"ord Van xi cond. Stnd 9520 over$20,000. shift Air, P /S, 20mpg, ~/ Asking sac. $2500. 751-1706. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SICS
'76 P ORSCHE Turbo
Body w/'76 9115 eng. '77
antenor. 7 +8. Reg as ·12.
ORT. $16.500.
$17, 950 1970 Ford van, good condl·
or make offer. lion. new tires, 8-lrk, gd Even 1r you don't buy 1t gas ml. $1650. 837~
yoo must see It!
I OI LONGPRE
Kelllson/Astra J6 w/'SfJ POHT1AC
Vctte 365 H.P eng. Very 13600 Beach Blvd.
"74 Dodge van, good condi· lion, $2800.
557·3881
Cast & uruque. $4900. (22) Westminster '77 Ford E250 LWB W10·
ALSO J4 coupe, set up 892·6651 636-2500 dow van w/beaul prae-tor Chev cng. $1200. -lical conversion. Full Tr ades OK. 963-8377, TNCb 9560 pwr, 460 V-8, all trim OP·
963-7653. •••••••••••••••••••• • • • lions • m a n y x t r a
MOVIEWORLD GRANDOPENlNG features, uses reg gas. 1977 DODGE Topcood.644-18'8.
COLLECTOR 'h TON STErSIDE CAR AUCTION With AM /FM st. tape •-1be ultimate 4 wheel "' drive 1-'l'li. 17-18, 1979. Consign wtute spoke wheels. Red J978GMC 1 ton van.
now•' More than 300 an & is re a I s h a r P ! Absolutely loaded with
uqueclas.'ltc &spec1al m UE.220771. Was $5795; everything imaginable
terest cars to be sold Be Ous weekend only f r 0 m 5 u n r 0 0 f t 0
part or tht' West Coasts $5275 fuzzbuster. Sticker price
oldest & best coll ector Mi~ UMd Cars over S20,000.
<·ar auction. A few of the UC lot-Harbor/Hamilton Asking t·ars consigne d. MBZ COSTA MESA $17.950
770K-He rma nn Goer 63 1•5330 ormakeorter.
ing's armor plated 2" Even ii you don't buy it . bu lle t p r oor g lass , u II car0003. l937 Rolls Royce 72 JH ~ T . P ... a youmuatseell!
Pl 11 c u stom coupe power. N C, nu brakes. 109LONGPllE
J('P l44. 1975 Fe rrari good shape. 11300 firm. POMT1AC
Hoxer 17995. 1952 Hudson 645-77ll beC lOP M. 13600 Beach Blvd.
Convert 216 3. 1946 '640odgePickupw/sbell, Westminster
MGTC 36T SO. 1963 xlot body & running 892-6651 636-2500
Corvette split window cond. $1,700. 646-3511 ...._ W9thcl 9590 1007 64 Musta ng Con· __ ___.;. _____ _
vert. 07688. 1929 Rolls '68 Chevy 'AIT. shortbed. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Royce Phaeton X 8822. shell. RV wbls, rbll WEWILLIUY
l~ Ford Phaeton 5929. trans. many xtras. nsoo. YOUI DATSUN
l!r10 MBZOOOl!3NKP. 631·32.m. PAJDFORORNOT
t•alltoday Corbrocburc & 75 G M C S 1 t TOPDOU.AI lnfo . . . 1erra 11'.1 O,!I MOVIEWORLD pick-up, 350, a uto, P IS. FOi TOP CAIS
UCT Ou CO PIB, FM stereo, mags.
A I " • $4.'m.551·3410
W200ran~ethrope Ave.
Hucna Park. 90620 77 Ford F lSO CLEAN
523 1520 or 213/921-2133 P JS, P /B V-8, auto, t 2 -lks. rad. & htr $4500 l!~ Rambler, on g cond, FIRM 675·9789
radm/hll' 4 dr. SOK +mi, --------auto trans. ~2S2S '72m FordCarrier Pickup.
New motor. 4 spd trans. ·•1 Ford Coupe, sound Runs like new. SJ.200/oCr.
l-ond .. 56,ot)!> otig mi's, 64&8M9
2nd ownr. $2500 or make ---------
offer. 556-7565. '6.S f'ord dependable 3S2, •
---spd. Must sell' '54 Roadmaster. ext 963.2428
BARWICK OAT SU~
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COHHELL
CHEVROLET
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s<.1cnficc $500. Anytime '78 Toy P/U. SRSLB, Lo ---------546-9591 nu, AM/FM , AC, Ultra
SU -1200
. . • mirrors, chrome step Qid 66 convert Eldorado. bumper. Call 545·1490
nu top. nu ttres/batt bet.ween 12 JO.S $2400. 548 ~ . .
-.--'76 Ford C ou r ie r ,
JAG 61. Beaut on g .,sport AM /FM, A /C, s he ll.
saloon. rbll eng, invest m>O or best. 646·1889. ~. 714 /5S2·6379 673-5097 ------'66 Mustanlt. One owner '78 FORD .,._ T . PU. 6 cyl,
Rcslored. Xlnt cond. Dan AM radio. 12JC mi. 54375.
_l.lf:.11-1297. 631 ·2894
'46 f'ORD WOODIE
FUUy restored! $13,000
675·6161 ---Recreational Vet.ict.s 9530
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--------'78 lH Seoul 11. 6 cyl diesel
cng. Lug rack, spoke
rims, dlx int.& ext.
S t e r eo cass .
646-2l02/639·SS21. Joe.
WE BUY
USED CARS
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Lale mode l Toyolas . Volvos, Pickups & Vans.
Call us today!
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761-7222 ............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• o ... ,.. 9701 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AIMew
lritWa&.eyt.d
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BOB McLAREN'•
761MW U OI
Anthtacate. bd1e vinyl.
Autotnatlc, AM /FM· ralldte. 44M mllet a l· k>ys, aunroof. (4'HRLx)
$'791
7 7 IMW 6lOCSf
Fjord blue, blue leather.
Automatic, AM /FM
eauetw. llM mlles. al·
loyl,aunroof. <~UOQ>
•741AVAalA
Automatic. air cood .. Sahara beige . (43lMVD)
$6650
'111MWS20I
DIMOMSTaATOR
Polaris Silver. 4 speed,
sunroof, AM/FM stereo.
air rood .. alloys, llM
miles. (0600)
850N. Beach Blvd.
La Habra
<At Beach & Whittler)
(714J 522-5333
........ ..w Suncl!y. February 11, 11t79 DAILY PILOI •J t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oii.-9720 Mlol, 1..,.rtect ............ ,... ................. ............................................................................................ ,..Z.New~ 4 Spd....... 9730 Mil~••.... 9740 ...
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9741
alr, alloy whla. 8500 ml ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..0/bttotr.~8. lt76 JA.UA• 11175 2~os. brn, nt * '•250.sunrool, rnutt sell.
"74 acrl iuto. A/C, mall XJ6C ~lcbelinl tireto •dot cood. saaoG/otrer. Call MU'Ula. A hard lO find 2 door ~ m·291 •Ml8tor4M·ar72 whll. ll'ffa, v•ry clean. fD,s:z::M, 87s.ll31 ccq>e with an econo1' I "77 81SE: tmmac. camel '7521116 (C.SOSE body> au.n-
7-,-_.--Z.;..._M_u..;.st...;_.a"-l-l'.-8-ht-1 cyhl.lmotor. Old Ena h bei&e.SAVE rotJI, Uke new. $1009 -.., w tu wHh bl1c ul t ~>Cl21 M).1217 ' anotner, Great COl\d. fuJ. &eatlw. (2573>. Come ln --------1---------
ty eq~wed . 4 •J>d. bm.. "drive th.la beauty I f't.1188 ruanp • .-; MBZ. Gd cood. _aoo __ .OW_h;..YM-_.;..'4.;...92 __ 1 $12,995 .lllNU" MUIR asooorbestolfer.
"77 9)Z, ~undy. AIC. IAU9 MOTOllS ~an~~I~::: t5T·1581
...._,al, At'~F. Ve' ~acpte'an.nu. azsCOSTH~.IDvd. aunroot. 1W4W pa.h\t. Xlnt um 118 ~L, brilliant radii u~ ·1 A 1Yfr:"3A cond. Muat aee io ap-l"f!d w/parcbment. Local
moC>/beal offer. Afl 6', 979-2100 l)re(iate. Will eonslder & l Owner. Malle offer.
_M_on-_FTI_m.3930_____ i:r.cle? 15499Call 64$-0934 ~T78Z
1971510Sta. Wan.
S700orbeat offer .
642·9733
'75 710 Station Wagon.
Ale. C1ean. low mi. $2SOO Prv Ply 494-4061
"11 XKE 2 .+ 2. $2,000 m l. --~-----
V-12. AC. Very good "10 250 Coupe, s harp, MBZ11JRBODlESEL r on d . Fa Ir pr I c e . needs motor & trans. I am Taking factory de·
213-436-9066 wort. Best offer. 644·77H Uvery of ~D (n April. Must sell. You buy &
aave $. Ze.ro mi. 53'-8409 • XJ6 Repairs & Service• Joe Kennessey/Jaguar
UBO Plac .. C. M. 631-2742
...... 9725 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jag '77 SJ XJ~L. lmmac.
$35 '7t MGB 2.50 Sedao, XJnt
Mercedet pre-purchase cond. M900. P .P .
inspection. l ntemaUonal 673-72211
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Fantastic Closeout on 1978 Models
J979Models
now arriving
MUST SE.LL DICK Mll.LER
MOTORS
120W. Warner, S.A
557-2132
cond., lo m1., 116.000.
P.P. 642-1290, 544·7660
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'74 Wlllle w /bUc top. Conv.
Xlnt cond. 14,000 ml. $7500. 673-2906.
9711 •••••••••••••••••••••••
miracle
mazda
Motor Cara. Jne. Rolla '67 Z3<5L. My babr·rarely
Royce, Mereedes Benz. driven. Mustaell.
C.M. (710 831·S200. 640-~
~ bet.ge, loaded, MB200D, S2990.
Becker AM/FM cass. Runs great. Looks good . 32mpg. Wl·?Jm "'6K mi, $21.500. Offer • ___ ...:...;;; ____ _
673·3822 dys, 645·3051 MBZ '731"7• l.20•Dr, A/C.
eves. AM/FM, PIS. auto SS9SO
'76 450SL Milan br n, Pvtpty963-8377.
w/Milan int .• 2 tops, '70 ~E 3.S EX Cood.
$19.900.498-1656 Slvr classic cpe, sun rf.
1971& 1979
~ MODILS
M&-TllUMPH
AHOJAGUAI
Trade-In your used I~~~~~~~~~ 2150 ....._ ltYd.
sporUcar now ; we need 1976 Fial 131 4-dr. sedan. Cost. Mel4l 645-5700
Closed Sundays
75 F1al • dr sedan. Good cond. Gas saver. Sl.500.
SS9-6071 Nite/wlcnds. HOUSE
Of IMPORTS
rebft eng, auto, air, blk
tthr, $14,500 P.P. 640-9260
days 644-1795 eve.
,.._ e. & ir--Us -wv mi Xlnt d pp '79 RX 7. Bm~. air, snr·r. good ones!!! $35 radio. 5 spd. less than
-~ ~ · coo · · alloy whls etc. $9200. NOW!!! BM-W pre-putt l:Utse in. Cas 5111 9SS--0031 6 7 31 (e8:v»e 5spm&I. ~ 1679; SSS-0744.
spectlon. Inte rnational · · ---------
Mot o r C a r s , I n c . weekends. 1979 MAZDA IAUB MOTottS
292SHarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA
979-2500
Mercedes. BMW. Costa '78 131.S. s spd. LSOO mi. s GLC HATCHIACK
Mesa. t71•> 631·5200. yr trans warTanty. wrn· $I 00 DOWM ty. Xtras. AM/FM tape.
' ~ 9715 76 Lancia Beta cpe, 31,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi. air, leather, mint '74 Capri v .6 stick, sun·
cond. Blue. $5200. Steve, root very clean. i2 300.
546-7172; evs S40-4420 8.17 G '
Alfa ._.o 9705 '77 Ghia. Fully equipped, ••••••••••••••••••••••• snrf. Lo mi. call 540.0434
74 ALFA ROMIO or 556-9646 aft 6PM.
G'JV. 5 speed, stereo, air . cond. & low miles. Ex· '73 Capn:V6: New custom
celle nt condition. paint with pin striping.
(MONXV>. Mags, Stereo. $2450 Call MUST SEE!!! _oo_.m_s _____ _
HOW AID Che¥r'Olet '76 Capri v ·6, runs & looks
Dove &QuailSts. great. $3600/0BO. Call
NEWPORT BEACH Sunday. 731-0420
lll-OSSS Dahm 9720
2Alfa Romeo69's. l GTV,
lSpyder.
4!M·2932
9707 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 Audi super 90. SW. Red. Stick, R·H. radials.
te25.6'4-0355.
1973 100 LS. 2 dr, 33.000
mi, clean. see to apprec.
AM/FM stereo. 4 spd,
A/C. Sl995. Ph: 548-8380.
-..w 9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1971DATSUN
210ICOUPE
Automatic trans .. air
rood .. & less than 9,000
miles! (2535). Was $9295; on sale
MOW-$8888
IAUERIUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
*DATSUNS* L4r9t SNctiolt
OfAIMocWt
SALES-LE~JNG
PARTS.SERVICE
$4600. 6T.H&S8 / 67J..S030. plus tax & license '78 131S. 5 spd. 1500 m1. 5 115.95 per month ror 48
yr transferable wrnty. months on approved
Xtras. AM /FM tepe . credit. APR·l 2 .55%.
S4600. 673-l&SS/673-5030. Def e r r ed pay men l
'70 Fiat 134 Sprt Cpe. good
condition. $USO. P .P .
54'-4825.546-4764
9727
pnce·SS-000-•0. Equi P·
ment includes 4 speed
trans .. carpetJ.ng & Cold
down rear seat. (5J3810).
Cash price is
$3680
••••••••••••••••••••••• plus tax & license
.... .WW •79 Maida~ ......
HONDA Cars 2JSOHarbor Blvd .• C.M.
MA1'4Y 645-5700
To ClllooM fToM! W.cc•1 lesd 9740
U .... l~ERSITY ····················•·· " For sale 1960 Mercedes 0-.MOblk 100. Runs great , $2700 or Haeda C.-s • GMC bestofr. Evs675-4672
Treks ~Harbor Blvd. '74 280 Sedan. AM /FM CoetaMesa 540-96-40 s tereo ca ss. Alloy
wheels. Michehns, all
'78AccordCVCCLX.S/R, power. Xlnt cond. $8800.
A/C, P/S, am/Cm stereo 548-4930 Eves.
cassette. Must give up '79 300SDTIJRBO
lease pay off to the bank. Ivory /bamboo 887ZS3S
S877'U2 call 642.()846 Loaded . Must sell
'77 CVCC Wagon : a /c. 1750 European miles
am/fmstereo, $3400 1300W. CstRwy Newport 962~ Allltolt•• lertift
'75 CMc Htchbk, 43K mi, ____ 642_.{)7_63 __ _
AM /FM cas s , new '66 MB 230 sedan. xlnl
radials, A/C. xtras. S2800 trans.. good condition.
ftrm. 675-0228 $1900/bstofr. 661·6171
MERCEDES
BENZ
....... .... 9800 .... 9800 .......... 9
'76 Mercedes 450SL Milan
brown. 30.000 miles, Wire
wheels. $22,SOO. 67H280
9742 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HEW 1979
MCk&MIMETS
in stock for immediate
delivery! All colors! See us before you buy
TODAY!!!
IAUHMOTORS
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
1976 MG MIDGET
Yellow with black trim &
fitted luggage rack .
(2067). Was $3895; on
sale this weekend
$3495
IAUIRMOTOIS
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
14 MGB Xlnt cond .. 41K
miles S2950
499-1056 after &PM
'75 ........ ·-• • $2900. 673-~
1977 MG MID«iET
COMVBTIILE
A sport.scar with fan·
tastic economy. (25371.
Was $44DS; on saie lhi!l
weekend
$4295
IAIB MOTOltS
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979.2500
9IOO COSTA MESA
DATSUN ..............................................
LAST CHAMCt FOR
1971 SJOl'a
SAYE!
IUYOILUSE
MOW!
79'1
HOW
ARllVIHG!
21MS HARBOR BLVD.
540-6410 540.021 l
•74DATSUH1210
• cylinder, automatic, air cood. This car is a
BEAUTY! C~)
$2195
Hal114• teoch
AMC..JHp
Also limited number or 16751 Beach/847·9551
1978 320i's Is still availa-1---------
ble. Call us today! 197 6 DATSUN
131·2040495-4949 21022+2 ,... .. .....,.-cou...rrv•s Loaded! Silver exterior, ~ "'' automatic. wire wheels, OLDEST ooe owner & in e•ceUent
cooditlon ! (03451.3)'
HOW$721t
Mlrocle
Sales-Service.Leasing ~R ....... C
low CcrYer,lnc. 2150"i:~:io~· .M.
RoUS Aoyce BMW ---------1540Jamboree
Newport Beach 640-6444
CREVIER
'IB 1800. $2800.
XlntCond.
12p. m.·5 p.m. s.6-3753
1978 320i fully equipped
$100 down plus assume Jeaae pymnts Sl95/ Mo.
840·6583 eves./wknds
P.P.
'75S30J
1976DATSUH
210ZCOUPE
4 speed, air cond .. mag
wheels, one owner &
ONLY 42,310 miles! Ex·
cell e nt conditi on !
(.UMED>.
NOW$6411
MlrocJ.
Mmd./R .......
2150Harbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700
•DRIVEA * * UTI'LE ... *
SAYE A LOT
SHOParOOMPARE
BARW ICK O AT">U ~
831 1)7')49) JJ7')
"We need to buy cle1,n
Dataun Uled ears"
S Will Pay ToP Dollar S
COSTA ME SA
DAT SUN
Silver met-blue int.
Stidt·rool·alr·atereo
Petf ert eond. 605N CA
49.800 mild · I owner
IJOOW.c.tHw=port 2.IUHARBOR BLVD.
Me1ti•1 144M4IO 540.0Jtl
MU763 --------New 79 2IO'ZX Arr, P tS. C 1175 53lll M pd, all utraa pasa. sllver Uc. pd. ln clud sunroof. Lo SUM7530-6409
mileage beauiy. Beat Of. 1---------r.over J7200, 541·21887 DATSUN mechanic now
'7S BllW 2002 at lvan'1. 1915 Harbor
•-1 t h.. ~~en~., _Bl_vd_._c_.11_.MS-__ 1982 __ _ .. aaa, c u e .... at •D ·-t.own. '8700.~ 'TS Dat1un 8 210. Xlnt
'71 BMW ... Wblte, IWS• coad. ()QI: ml,
nld, snap, Im/ 1\ereo
t.epe. -IOtftt M ·nt'f '1t 110 Datlun Wa1on.
cr4'r·ml am A.Kini c .... c apd. Lua·
1a1e r•ck. IHfQl bal.
a..iftedAda "'2·58'11 MHTl3or 770-28a.
.,,__,, ..
IT'S BETTER TO BUY FROM US
ASK OUR CUSTOMERSl
-
-
Dear Mr. Marino.
On the 23rd of August J bought a used '72
VW Bus from your dealership. I have
never followed up a ny purchase with a
letter before. but I feel in this case I would
like to call to your attention the service
and after sales consideration I have
received from not only Tom Akin. but his
entire staff ...
My bus has had a couple of bugs to be
worked out and these guys have been great
lo me with their time and consideration for
my convenience. unlike any other
dealership I have experienced .
Keep up the good work.
Signed.
A Happy Customer
' I
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IUllU-T°'
CAMPB
Fully eouippedl Gas
stove. electnc refer.
One o f a kind -
Sharp! (3910)
5 4495
'751MWZOOJ
A u t omat i c air
conditioning. to w
miles. (089N1Tl
SAVE
3 Other BMW's to
choose
'71 YOUCSWA•BI
COMYllT1ILI
Po ppy red c lassic.
Only t 5M mlles.
AM /FM casse lle .
(649VCSI
56995
5 Other Convertibles
To Choose
'71 ..-CIOIS llMl
HOSI
6 cylinder. f uel
1n1ectlon. Sunroof!
Automatic. power
steerin g . air
condi ti oning .
AM/FM 64M miles.
has owners manuals.
(258KGOJ
58495
'7J~SllMZ
JZOIMHIL
"' speed with only
o49M miles. Sharp!
(18261
57495
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$ 9 9 9
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l'C'OOOm)' ( ,.,.
$191
Att.ChrTI~.
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546-ttl4
$1999
74T~C~
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brak11 " r adio CD>LllZ> "'" .... Qm • ..flty,
ltarbo1 H°h-d . (-M
146-1'34
'70 COUGAI XI 7
AM/FM ._h•flo t1111.
blar k luth.-r int 70 i.t•nca w•d• oval llrt•s Whit~ w b~ vtnyl lup,
Jw.t twwJ Xlttl rwuuo1
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Sl,750
\164 lMB
'74HOIMIT
HATCHIACKX6
~:,0 :M"i':.M P ~~wrio' ~
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~· $1990
JUI P.I'.
$2 499
1173. CAPRI
2600 V4 l:HGINI
4 Pl"'-"'· AM/FM •l<'reo 'M.11114.1.l~ IJk~ ocw cundl
tlofl Nt·w ~·xlr• wide
llrt'I Covcer. S20$0
l'nv .. tc P11rty
536-7415 ~---·
'72 VWIUS
Good cood1uon. 1'1ntt•d wuldows. Must 11ell
$2,200
S36 731.5 pp
GRAND OPENING
70CM¥'VC-ro
Auto .. PIS. maa11 & AM /F M s t. t ape
Cl288Vl}. Waat:zm. thl.s
wt.d.eod $2460
Mlroct.UMHICars
\X lot·llarbor/llamlllon
631 -5330
'73 CHIVY YMA
Kamb ack Wa 1on .
Automatic, A /C1 rack.
woodgaln aides tJ 23.289 mile.. <DLGJ).
$21'9
IMUIKl .... t
1986 Harbor Bl . .:. C.M •
646-930.1
CRANDOPENINO '70CADCOM"T 71 P .... flu~ 51.000 ml. Nt"W top
Al/A4., PIS fr air cond. Excellent condition
t08&BRE). Woa 52119:>: Prtvate P11r1y um~ts 54M004
Mr1deUM4Can UC lot·llatbot/Ham1lton 70 '-d l...:IMN 6J l·IUO Automatic, air cond.,
----P'#I'· st. " br1kee. Ton· ---1---------74 CHIYY NOVA neau cover " ra llye wbeell. (35889ff). '74DODGICOlT w-.°" AutQmatlc, H r8')tlunally clun & onJy 22,982 mil ' (301LAt' J
$2499
IARU llCI ....,.,,..,
1966 llarbor 81 • C M.
64M303
'73CAPRI
Xlnt rood Mags. custom paint, Pill atnping. V6
stick.
$2.450
~3379 Pvt Ply
S upe r S port. V -8 . $2599
ouLomaUc. pwr. strng.. IMLI NCI...__.. $2 999 air, new blue metalUc ~-·-pwnl EXTRA CLEAN! 1186"Harbor Bl., C.M • (~OKYQ> 646-9303
$2595 '74YWIUG a.ti&S-. 1n11wssa•Gltlo
Oneotthecleaneat we've 4 speed. Super nice!
i;cen' Mint cond. oranite F1NER USED CARS Hard to rind model!
lwauly with 4 speed. 142-1001 C807TZW). Won'l last
AMffM alereo..t.radlab.1---------• ICJnSat
One. thruout (i!AS9LVC> CadlUacstoGo-Carts S2HO
Mirace. $2695 Whatever the f'ad
Clark & Sottt Roll 'em otr the market
FJNER USED CARS With a Classified Ad 142· I 00 I Call Now' 642·5678
Mado/le....tt
2l50Harbor Blvd .. C.M.
645-5700
FOR PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
1976 vw RAllfT
Aulomauc. only 31,000
nules & In XLNT rood.
<781MQW). Reduced to
$2611 ...... Ma&do/l......tt
2l!iCHbrbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700 ----•75 PINTO WGM
V-8, auto trans, 20mpa, lo
mtles, $48 862:> aft ~PM & v.tc:nm. 498-1000, ext '61 wttdys. Pvt. Ply
$2,900/offff
1975 MADA IX4
Wagon, Automatic trans.
(75NJO>. Pnced to sell atool)'
$2611
Mlrocle .
Ma&do/l.....tt
2lSO Harbor HI vd .. C M.
645-5700
Atdo1, h11porW A.Mfcn, l...,orled ...._., 1.,on.d Aldo1, IMpOfied ...._. l•ported AMfot I o-ted .._..._ .. ......_. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••=:••••••••••• •••••;.!""ftK ......,pl NCC Aalfos .• l•parhct s. l•p~ ,,,_ 9742 MGI 9744 MGI 9744 Opel 9746 o,.t 9746 r...,.ot •• ....... ;;:;; ;;;;;••••• .... •tlS• ~ ......... ,, ....................... ..
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•76 MG MIDGET
1974 OPR ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 MGI 1977 MGI '75 OPEL l owner, xlnt M MTA C '78 504 Peugeot dsl sedan. •75 POISCHI '73 Por. 914, air, AM/l<~M. '76 Corolla hftback 5 spd
4 tylmdcr, 4 apeed. SEE
IT·DRIVF. IT! <82529>
BOl-'$34!15
lhmtrnl(t.On Uea<'h
AMC.J eep
ROADSTEit With ONLY 17,841 m1lt!11! t'OOd. S2000 or Besl otr. A OUPE anoo. Call 914 20 tape. nu tires. App. f(rp. a m +8 truc k detail
Yt'lloww1thblat•ktnm& ICun!-J wall C899SPIO. Ml-4lSO Automatic lrani., 6'4-4466 Co mags, xlnt cond. Must s tripes, ma'gs·nitw
f,1C'lory wire wht·t•h Pnt•t'<lto l'llat AM/FM radio. heater pper, air. AM /FM, ldl.846-4988 rad.ia1s.S44-043ll 1 1~> Wai. S.'l4!1!>. on OHLY$4388 STOP!! Buckel .seats. Sh orp ' t.Wlrool. tSer292'7l --------'11ll'lhls wct"kend Mlract. Take tlm{' to rt•lax and las than 38.000 miles! MOWISTHETIME SHARP '679l2Targa ·72 TOYOTA CEL ICA.
S7SI Beach 8 1/847 955 I
M~ '71 Mldicet. very gd
1·ond. wires, AM I FM
r . new top. $1700 b!>t
o( r. 646-4l627
$4695 shopathoml" Jt'ss1mr,lc• (llc742KXYJ for Job ~'t'kcrs to check $7195 Bmw/aaddlc mter. Best offer Call onyt.lme
Mcado/R....... "1th 0 u ti Y f> 11 o l S2295 the Daily Pilot ll clp ~ 644·l48l Sunday. 960-4611 IAUSl MOt:ORS 2150Harbor Hlvd. C M Class1f1cd Ads And 1t 540•5630 Wunled classifirut1on If ~ 11') ...._. 97551--__;... _____ _
292S II arbor Hlvd. 645-5700 y(lU havt• som()lhm1t lo the Joh you want is not I,.(.(, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Corolla 4 spd, radials.
t:OSTAMESA 'st:ll. call n frlt•ndly tlwreyoumighl conslder --"0 TESTDRJV&OUR 32 MPG,62.000M1 .. Xlnl 979-2500 Fuld what you w11nl 1n Classified Ad·Vu,or al offt•nng your sNvicts ~~~=:nn "" Cond. Sl600S3l-78S3
---Diuly Pilot Clas s1f1eds 642-5678 with an ad m lh<' Job 'U CAR . ----00 2626 HARBOR BLVD Wanted catego"". Phone OFTHEYE.._1 .. 75 Corolla OIJt. 5 spd, 9100 Aldo1, New 91 Atltos, H•w 9800 · 642 8 · 1 1972 9UT 56K m•. alloys -AM I .. ~ M. 30. ooo m 1,
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MES.L_ ·567 5·spd. stereo. xlnt. Cati Good Inventory In s tock. clean.~. PP661·l!"ll6 Martha . 661-11 6 1 o r Hurrywtulethey last! --
.........
ET 'EM NOW AT LOW
DISCOUNT PRICES!
5 spd Iran'> AM/FM st •
<;f e«i>I bPllPd radials 4
fully factory eou1pped
IAA42558845)
A GllAT IUY AT
OHLY$6399
LATE MODEL IMPORT BARGAINS!
19740PIL
WAQ.OM
Metallic green. auto
trans Low Miles -good
t ran g oo rtatl on
(986UZT)
51999
1970 FOID
•AHCHlttO
Wh1fl' w1lh brown Inf
factory raflye wheplr
aulo trans . atr cond &
radio Uso as car o r
truck (35889Hl Good
vnluo at only
52599
1976 TOYOTA COIOUA WA.GOH
Silver with black interior.
Super economy and a very
c lean car. (918PPN).
1976
VOLKSWAGIM
lillfT
Sunroof. stereo t11oe 4
iPd . custom wheels -
preuy httle yollOw cor
(8e9V00)
lf77HOHDA
CIY1CW4GOM
Dork met. brown-with 4
'>Od • atr cond luggage
rnck and low mil\'laqe
(771VBU
VOUCSWAGB4
7 rASS. YAH
4 <;pd .• AM radio. red
w1lh wMe Int Clean car
• qood malnlenanco
record C727LKTl Low.
'$3199
-
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BRAND NEW 1979 CELICA
GT COUPE
5 s'o d . AM/FM s t .
undercoating, pin stripes &
steel belt ed r adials .
(R A42 177870l
56079
~~~.R~A~N~D~N~E~W~l 9~7~9·
TOYOTA COROLLA
2 DOOR SEDAN
Auto lrans .. AM radio s4595 while 'lldewall !ire s
carpollng. bucket, &
c u!';tom pen s trip e s
ITE31373580l
RAND NEW
1979 PICKUP
494-3672 ..-uClE '78 Cel.Jca GT hftback. s spd. air cond. am/fm,
'7l POllSCHE MAZDA/Ra.AULT mag wheels. radials. 914 2L50Harbor Blvd. Blue. Mint cond -'6295 ~".. .,,.~ COSTA ME.5A Cllll644-4110 .,._e . .;JO.C"'""'' m ags. 645-5700 Very Sharp
$5695
-~roiB lf71 •B4AULT
GTLDEl.UXE
SIOODOWN plus tax & Ucense
SlOUl per month for 48 months on approved
73 Porsche 914, l.7 white cr edit. APR·l 2 .98~.
Appgrp.AM /FM stereo. Deferred pa y m e nt
Xlnt cood. $4200. ~ 7473 pnce-$5427 00. (J02589S ), Cash price ls
'73"'2 914. Clean. ~ spd.
AM/FM cass. Lo m1. App
Gp. Alloys. Pvt Ply.
642-1954 eves.
IUY OR LEASE $3972
o llWW PoncM t24 plus tax & Ucensc
for opproxi••f•ly Mlract.
$1500 to $2000 -*r Maad9/R....tt
..._. price. Ll•H~ 2l50Harbor Blvd .• C.M.
q •a" tit y. Ca II 645-5700
lolsloyce 9756
86 9Lt. Muat see to ap· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ate. Xlnt an " out. "l DEALER IN U.S.A.
otrer. 581-9153 ~ ROY .
1 Porsche 1965 Cpe Con· CARVER ·
COW'S. Compl restored. ROltS·ROYCl only 4000 mi, Bllt/Blk lnl. 1~J•mb«ee
Must see $10.950 tBB1. ......_, e.u 11 PP aft 7 pm. 714-644·5039 u-----' ..._....
'7S Porsche 914 J.B. Cop· ClOSEO SVNOAY\
per Appear. grp. l<~m f'M '59Sllver Cloud I
stero cass. Ma«s. Top $19,000
cond. P .P . S1 ,000. ~144
67s.«s60 '71 Shadow. wtute, low m1 19'18 ~ Red. SIR. alr . llUDl'O()(, vnyl top. Extra AM /FM s ter eo. Tint sharp. $27,000 631-1266
aJass. n.isl prool. Slab. days~eves.
bar. Askin g $1 2,200. ---------710-7879. 1.961 Rolls Royce Sedan.
Cinecood. Elegant wlute . 1959 ORIGINAL 356A -.cnn 640-4999 SUNROOF' CLASSIC. ..,.,_,.,. .
BUt lacquer/tan, $10,000. Toyohl t76 .. 1997 ••••••••••••••••••••••
?7TOYOTA SIS
Gold
and
Silver
•Sale•
•C.tke
• CNttidcn •C_._
• COf'Olol
SALE
ONAIOYE
COLORS
IN STOCK
Sale Pnces
lnd1ca10d on
Each Veh1cln
Good thru 2· I 1·79
LEASE
or
BUY!
70' 914. black la que r .
maas. stereo, all re ·
celpts. $.16()(). 640-532'7
With c ustom paint & -~~~==~
m any, ma ny utras! '74 CeUca. 44K mi, A/C,
(578RKM) WasSJ9CJS; on AM /FM 8·trk, mag~.
sate vinyl l op. m a ke orr. Porsche 1965 356SC. Super dean. super raat black
beauty w/super 90 eng,
diak brtts. AM/FM cass
& all papen. Bst orr over
$7500. Alt f pm. 498-3427
'73 914 1.7 mags. appear
f!rp. Black. AM /FM
stereo.
$4000.
'759141.8: 30K mi. am /Im
cassette. a /c, MN rr.
New Map & hres. Mal,,
L'Vr. Perfect. S7000 Call
83'1-1686
'T1 9115. Peru red. xtras.
Won't last thru wknd al
'17.900. 673-005tl
'16 911 S T arp . air.
am/Im cua. 7' Alloys.
Sl.5.950/Best otr. &U-2062
'64 PORSCHE COUP E
yellow w /blk Int. 2nd.
Owner Blackplalc .
Alwll)'I CalJf. car. Very
noh.-e. 15750 Ph 644-0413
DIUYIANIW
AUTOMOIU
every yeu for
about S500 • StOOO
MoeiMakcs
644-2526
'T1 8Qt, alvr, lo mlle•l4?.t
A/C, AM/FM. MUS1 SELL-MAKE OFFER.
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77POllSCHI
TUii()
Baue Metallic. Factory
load ed . Lo M Ilea.
(Ser1111)_
SZl,tfl
MOW-$3666 _~_111_1 ____ _
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2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
L!l&IToyotn Corona sedan.
Good trans portation
S650. 496-2825
__ 9_7_9_·2_so_o __ Triwllph 9767
••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 TOYOTA WGN.
4 cylinder, S speed. air NEW 1979
cond .• luggage rack. 5'IT'FlllES
UK.ENEW! (43593) in stock for immediate
S3t95 delJvery! All colors! Sec ......... •actt us before you buy AMC--'"P TODAY!!!
16751 Beach Bl/847·9551 IAUElt MOTOIS
1977TOYOTA ~~~~~~d.
Celca UfNNlck t7t-2SOO
~speed. air cood .• stereo. --------
one owner le showroom 1976 TllUMrH
fresh! (744TYW). Priced 5'ITFllE
to seU at With both tops & ONLY OMLY Sllll 32,186 miles! EJtC1'llent Mirode ooodiUonl (739PCP>. Mmdl/I....... MOW $3511
2150Harbor81vd.,C.M. Mhtlde
645-5700 Mada/I ......
10Y<7rA medul.olc now 2l50ffarbor Blvd • C M
•t Ivan's, 1995 llarbor1 ___ 6_4_S._S_7_0_0
Blvd. C.M. &U-1982.
lt7STOYOTA
CBJCA
4 11~ tranJ. & m ex· celle nl c o ndll Ion I
(flllUIXU>. Priced lO sell
at
OMLYSJlll ... .• ......,, .... " 2J.50Harbor Blvd., C.M.
641-1700
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TOYOTA.
SEE US!
1970 TRIUMPH
Tl-6
Already claimed as a
clllSlllr by enthusiosti; •
Hu ritted wire wheels &
overdrive. Excclltint
condiOOn I t2S63). An In·
V\lllttnenl 8t only
$3995
IA'8MOTOIS
2lm Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
'79-2500
"1e TR7: Good cond. Mual
aacrlflcel Amlfm cUllelte at.ereo. Beat of· rerm.3988 or a.0851
MAIOUIS TOY OT A ie S9itllrv. Tahiti blull
MIMION VIEJO 00,000 ml. AM/FM tape. IJ1·21104tl-1210 Tlree/rlma. U l ~.
~o.~::n,. llowlall back t.1t, rnust 644--ana,'44 2507
..U Tt To)'ota, xlnt cond. 1m TR e1 Rae·
Sell thlnp fut •ltb Da"y MM'703; evet, ~ Inc 1_1reen 1 Xlnt cond 1
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t.an trim. · 1]L$0 ), Wu tr\ , ry tow' mUee New c.'ODll. -lo rettls>U "12Volvo144 E C80121 Prv. Ply. SHOO Ca I I M.liLS~ l HllS: Oft nle tbu un:._ Xlnl (and 13100 amlfln HaMUt 1te,_1 &ta00orbt9t Linda Ultl IMW1S4 · •
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for Lee. 170-1108.
'70 Coupe, de VIiie. xi..a
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aA&mMOTottS n VWBuil:AM I,... radk> LMa 'T1 cbam ..... IM edt Alllile,,UMd CINT'UIYWA~M moG/bltotr.f75-~
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1 lb'Mt Halcbback 8 bnltea, elet'trtc win· 1977 CADtU.AC
'T7 wtu\e TR 7 Xlnt c-ond ~•en&IM.SJ400 y._ 9772 Y·•1 automallcJ ai r ey .Aucotran1.,PowStr dowa. door locks, roof COUPIDIVIW
All •Jlll'&I ' r v.arran '7581 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cuno .. power •lMnnl • ,Jl',FakM•· Air. Bucket.I. rack. Priced to sell! Alow :nileaaeoneowner lY ~St vOl 1'.L1I •tereo •more. (U°'33RYA>. carlnflawlesscondltlon
• VW Bue Oood t'ond Y VO ~~~·· vinyl r oo f Ooldeo tan with tan lo· S4ttl CSRYY). Was '869S; on ••••= t710 Sllcl 1bUt1automaU"· .............. , $17'5 =::-O::W~~A.~~~ 540-5630 aa.te ....,...w.••666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllli0$41.JtG,Mf.a51 -....,. ......... ~~-· $1,990 Call 183·1121 """ .-
19n YWCA.MPH .,411 vw Pope.op C..snpeT ~F..AS~~RY AMC._.........,. weekd a y1 6 ·lo p M. 1AU1R IUICK
Get readY for 1umm r ! AMJFM au:r C' ... A/C EXPERTS 8'1$l Beach Bl/MT·95Sl weekends IAM..SPM. 2111:25Harbor Blvd. <074'71). i>rle«ltote.ll at S&Morotr c....:. Mda ttlO 2929 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
OM.Y Hiii -u•• ••1 COSTA MESA 979·2500 ...... FOR SAL -tt7' AMC .... ••;;;;•i•U•l-::v••••••
....,,....... '611 VW Bui, $&800 YOl.VO MATA.DOil 2 DR. -ruoHarbor Blvd , C.M e70/t'7M,•ev t•Hatbor BJvd ••• .u B.ICTIA 221 COSTA Mt:SA nuvt.op. Aut.ornaUc. fac· With le11 than 53,000 •45-1700 12 VW Bu.t. Curt11n1, 646-9103140.9467 tory a ir cond., pwr. miles! (TIOFWB). Was
1978 Buick Regal. Like '78 El Dorado: retired new. Under Wmty. air. G.M. Executive. Owner
amtrm cassette $5900 driven only. Prime cood.
4194-7flTT SU. 700 493-7893 u~t. told out bed, steertn& •brakes, radio, 88$; onaale '16~~!..:_1i~ IOdlum n lvH $2000 oaANelCOUMTY heater at ONLY 32,000 ...,,..W.$2222 '77 Electra, all extras, i2 Fieetwood Brougham. IUIM~. Oou1 957 a444 o fc , mUea on lhi.I iU Saver. ""'"" _.... •---~ .. -""""'' 82 OOOm1' Xlnt cond
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1979
CADILLAC
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1974 VW Bua~ cond . '66 VW AM I FM:-;;w EXO.USIVELY VOLVO 292SHarbor Blvd. ~'nleO 673-9187 _,5e...;.....t_,.eo______ Classic '68Golden El D.
radial tlr~s. A M /FM ,..,,.t v•-•-... ..,,,.,,., LargOrestVolCvoDetaller THEODORE COSTAMESA Sl:OO ,,_.. AUi• '""'"'· .. --.. an aqe OWll)' 97•2500 fl Riviera full power. '77 Seville white w /blk • steno, S'l70086ll~ ~1 BUY or LEASE R 0 BIN s Y-A/C, good cood. S475. leelber i.oterior. All xtra. ___ &1&-_5356 __ _
1!1~vwtop~~· :".:CW:..~·==:: ~~mDIRECT~~~ JOoO !~~~11 llLVfl =Pinr~J,ifi:!l' A~ :~~ days. 64&·&4
23 ~~r.et~.~i>~;: ~t.~;~~ ~.~we~~~: good.12795.144-1058 u.y take vw ....... as,,.,._. is a almple matter . . . r . &16--9797 eveoloas Sat/ $10,SOO. pp. 751·434'/ --------·trade ~5459.,_ _.. • • \IA Ml\A 11-l? ,,,110 JUllcaU&42·S878. "138'.ickReaaJ.40.BOOml, SWi. ~26.W
i2 VW Bus good condi · · alr, power, auto, $2000. ------------· -----
tion, tinted windows: Must sen im vw Bl.II. 2025 S ......... Mew t lOO ...,.., Mew tlOO ~aft8PM. A.Mtos, Hew 9100 AMto..Hew tlOO
lllLl!l sell S2200 53&-7315 t A Y I F M •• • • • • • • ••••••••••• • •••• • • •• • • • ••• •• •••••••
-----· ---• runs area • , A-..&..-:.m 750 2011 ~'!f!=~~::=-~~ i2 VW Van. New rebl $1000.63l ·5Sl7 1'\11ClllRn -~ ~\ motor" trans. 2S mpg. DATSUN•TOYOTA•VW '75 >MDL. A/C, stereo,-s MO~oR~·
Racbo & AC. Very Clean. RLllllinl or not-Fair cash MltO, pwr, 38,000 ml. Xlat -niQU\ I I
!la).21626. 631-2.on 673-3465 ccnd. te1-3lllS. ""'"
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PRE-OWNED
NABERS
'75POMTIAC
MAM>NIX
Padded top. full pwr.. fact. air
cond .. tilt wheel. AM/FM stereo.
Rallye wheels. SHARP! (134532).
'3999
'76 &.DORADO
Cruise control. leather interior.
stereo radio and full Power.
(750TRVl.
'68'99
'7 6 OLDS CUTLASS.
SurtllMI
T-TOP BROUGHAM CPE. Full
pwr.. fact. air. AM/FM stereo 8
track. till, cruise cont • split pwr
seats, cust. whls.. lo. lo miles.
(976NZA).
'5999
•77 CHEVY CAM.ARO LT
Automatic, pwr. windows. pwr.
door locks. cruise control, factory
air cond. & ONL V 4.<49 1 miles•
(819TOCl
'6599
•77 &.DORADO
'73 COUPE DE VILLE
Padded lop. leather Int.. full
power. till wheel. cruise contrOI &
AM/FM stereo. Looks sharp!
(187HZVJ
'3499
177 SEVILLE
Lealher interior. cruise control.
wire wheel covers & AM/FM
stereo 8 tracll tape. (0455820).
'I 0,699
'76 CHIY. CORDOI A
Full pwr .. fact air. AM/FM stereo.
lilt whl.. cruise cont . split pwr.
seats. lealher int.. wire wheel
covers. low miles. like new car.
(083PCX).
'469 9
•75 COUPE DE VILLE
Full power. leather interior.
stereo tat>e & vlnyt roof and IOw.
low miles. (541MOW).
'5799
•74 COUPE DE VILLE
•set GS'' • s~V\"' ..
NEW 1979
COROLLA
4 speed transmission.
disc brakes. rec1tn1ng
seats & undercoat
Stk. •210 9 . Ser
#378092
Cabriotet top. split leather seats.
full pwr . fact. air. tilt Wheel. cruise
cont.. stereo tape player and t
yr /12 .0 00 mi le warranty.
(162RTTl
s9399
Padded top, full power. split
Power seats. factory air. tllt wheel.
AM/FM with 8 track tape player.
SHARP! (225LGV).
$45'9 ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTI ON OF QUALITY USED
owner. Sl49S. '96-93-45.
icadlllac see rust oo mlftt
before you buy .
Iowa, Cosla Mesa
16
'67 D Dorado, $750. Good
li!w, runs good. Good In· tenor. &16-1312.
'75 ~e Ville. Mint COGd. ed Must sell!
m>O. 968-4150 aft 6.
1979 Eldorado two tone
blue & sliver , fully
loaded Sl9,800 640-1798
"7'6 ~J:ii de Ville loaded. ~.000 II~. $4500
493-8480
..,, 8do c ••. Spo .. .....
$"95
S29.a4ZJ
'7t Cou~e De Vill e, LOaded. Int cond. 22,000
mi. Green, rull pwr.
Sl0.250 firm. '99-37'5 PP
'68Coupede Ville lmmac.
Mot.or like new. All pwr.
Must See! Sl,750. 6'4-0701
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NABERS 178TOYOTA '77TOYOTA '74TOYOTA
178 PONTIAC 177 TRIUMPH
NAUaS CADILLAC
2600 HAllOlt ILVD.
COSTA Mii.A 540-9100
' .
CIUCA um.ACI
5 speed. air conditioning,
casselte radio. heater &
mao wheels. "Special
Edition." (119UKK)
56599
175 IMW
_IJOI
6 cylinder, automatic trans ..
air conditlonlno & AM/FM
radio. One of the world's
great road cars. (404MHT).
SEE
TODAY!
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COIOf.UJ~
.c speed. radio & heater.
Vou·1111ke 1111 (738RXL)
52"9
'72 JAGUA R
X.16
8 cyttnder. automatic trans .
air cond.. PoW9f 1teenno.1 f)OWer windows & AM/FM
radio. Luxury al a fair prlcef
(396E.XW).
DRIVE
IT!
COIOM.A W.AGOH IOHMIYILUIROUGHAM Tlt-7 V-8 eno1ne. auto trans . air
Automatic trans • radio. co nd . power steering . Atr cassette radio sunroof
heater & luggage rack Lois windows. brakes & seats. & trunk r ack Custom
of room" (552KXZl vinyl roof. h it wheel g interior & IOw low miles!•
AM/FM St0'eo tape. Too (3001UCI c
52499 nice to explain! (953VGTI
56499 55599
175 VOLVO 177 MERCURY 170 PLYMOUTH
241W.AM>M MOMAICH DUSTH
V-8. automatic trans . air
Automatic trans .. air cond1t1on1ng. full Power. 6 cylinder. stick shift, llldio
c:ondlllon. radio a heater. heater vinyl roof, door & h eater. R ellable
See It today1 (817N0W) locks & AM/FM stereo transPof1atlon. (400AVA).
(505290
54299 54699
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ft all lta\e aut.omat\c
tran1 , 4Ur t'Ofld • pwr
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CHHI O LfT
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'TI Cordoba. All •tr11. GRAND OPENING '74 COIYITTI lf76 ••....,..OLM Make on:! .. 1891 ..,.OlvlETTIS" .,._ _, '-., White, auto. &lereo, T· MA11C IV
top, air. lo mile.. Cartier model with a '61 Cuatom Newport. AJr pwr brakes, pwr slttr·
1n1 Good tlrts. S.SOO.
l96M speed, blue, both (Ser2U7>. moonroof. (883RCL>.
topl, wheels & stereo Sharp! Wu~;onaaJe ::sa~!Mwas SS79S ; S779S MOW-$1555
._ Jm-1 8'--.. " NOW S5595 IAUB ICllQ ua ...... a. ..,,,..." .. n,.ine, 2925Harbor Blvd.
1m1 Beacb 81114'1·95.51 lll'l·1W
·~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~I ~y~ry flild condfl .• Nk· Co:AA..t.. 9930 1976·T ·Top. brown . --l•o COSTAllESA •• I: u,. _,., m ~ vpm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979 "'500 • .... ~l ... rk cc1 ...... ~ k aulomallc, ywr. sl. ·-•353• HwbO< Blvd ... -~ 7 4 ~cAILO ---.. ...., .,_.., 811 '74 Mark J v 10Jd. "' 0.telenO<OYll '"IJl.IUI ·: _..,. forDave. ~....,_, brakes. a r cond .. r::=::::=:=::::=:::==:::!... • V 8, •utom1t1r, air ................. excell. cond. wheels. AM /FM stereo -..... -~ "47 ... ~ • pc>•.ir •le<rlnl Ii'. rmmac. '71 ,;, CamilM>, mlO/oUer ..P.P. 833-3899 tuaette & CB. Nice car! ~ 9913 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• :
'81 t~ • m • ro. r a r 11 hnlk • Cowt Ind. 350~. S3200or <:cJnl •79 MK v Red/ ed (393PCC>. Was $9795. •-•••••••••••••••••• '70 Maverick, 75.000 ...
t'q\.lpptd, 4 pd atk, nu SZ"I ofr 81).ttlM LOADED. l~ci(b 1u:u,Y lh1a weekend I '71 MMCUaY miles, xlnt cood. Best of·
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I ' f" I \ \1 t \ paam, rad•itls, rtr St~ ............ •och 7l 8elaire auto, •dr .• runs group, turbine s poke MOW $9375 COUGAR Xa7 ,_r_er_._964_·1_9_12_. ____ _
GHANOOPt:NINC1 ~ll AMC.Jeep gOod. good tires $550/ '#h.ls, electronic AM /FM W~th less than 11,000 9950 1971CAMAIOa '14Camal"(I 111nt t'tmdt• "m Mcwrtt!C.rloLaodau Jtrr:u&tach01/IW795Sl beeloCferlMS-7297 stereo search w/Quad. 1976-T ·Top. s ilver. miles&ma~,manyex·•••••••••••••••••••••••
50 I lOO
non, 4<i t\ m•. hur• A 01~ root pirn.-111 --IW -8-lrack. etc. (no roof) automatic. pwr. st. & tras! (432 ON). W as ORANGECOUNTY'S
2 lt> ctiOOt.4' Onl' 1 ,. T ,. 1 c~ tnt. MW rad .. i., Pwr ~lodow1 It tv1·k1 CANIC A.OM '7l Chev. Impala. Z·dr, Under 19,000 ml. P IP braket. air cond., wire $71BS, on sale NEWl!ST The> wtlb k>• mil ,_ l'N n • tw>aden., 137001fif Tilt Whet-I AM I YM 1!'76 o\004>1·9 s>aSMo&er AIC. tmted wind.. good $13.~. 'HHl44·9217. wheels & AM/FM stereo. MOW.$6999 LINCOLN-MERCURY
.. ,ttntv (G4Tft\l'l Th\' kr :tie tenio 12,000 ml Xlot VR,•11t.ornauc.a1rcond .• <'Ond.Bestoffer.631·5059 Cor-tefh 9932 <776VCE">. Was $9195; IAUlllUIC« n..ft•~rsbipts· nowOPEN ~1.~ II 1 1' cond '8900 "4-'4.226 pwr 1teenn11. pwr win· this weekend ~ ~rNlrYll,Ol' o;. ', with a..n•t tt20 -dOwi.. pwr dr l()(U, tilt '76 Chevette. Like new ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW $9375 2925 Harbot Blvd. RAY FlADEIOE ~ • ~000.:'U\ • noth ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 F.I C111mlnu, S4:14. Xlnl 'whl't!I, cru111e control, 11.000 ma. Automatic '77 Corvette. Loaded COSTA MESA UNCOLN·MERCURV ere.-HOW U•tri Ont> ownt'r. 6t Ea tat(' cond . vt>ry low milt!,, rttcll Ii radlo·Loaded & dnve. ZT,000 mi. Clean. $9600. MirKle UMCI Can 979-2500 lfi..18AuwCeoter Dr.
Wqun Gd tl1'1'W, tran • A'Jr pwr br1kf't & lite r ready to go' (343NXM ) 548-6336 979-2750eves UC lot-Harbor/Hamt"J•-n ,61 COUG ... 1 SDFwy·Lake Forest exit Minlce. UMd CWI bod • bralL 6 p11.nt Rt-•nit. /\M FM It track II\ PllC8) TO saL "' ""-IRVINE UC lot JIArbc:H'IU•mdton t partlll en• o"cr duh, cu tom body '-74 Vega Hatchback GT. '78 Corvette. Spec. ed1 COSTA MESA V·8.automatac, power a3o.7000
COSTA MESA haul rroo Mt-4.211.5 piont 2 ~lll of whffl I'm! en(U1e red & cream ticlo, an immaculate lo 6ll·Sl30 steering. AM/FM radio.---------
Ul..SUO 71 l."ht\y Btu r, all opt High perf. SUSJll' Mu1t Ulterior. Power steenng, mileage car With all OP· Only56M miles. 100010> 1976 wacuay 'I ,. R tnt Lo a>e to apPf'ecaa~ MSOO auto trans. stereo. new lioi;is including ta~e •• 76. T Bar roof. $1295 ~·•cH
Ha\e some\h~ to ell• Si'4'tw00 .. Cail Sat 557 ~ Call53&-~or~~ ~s·cC::di~n~~!t cnase etc. At M1ss1on Slvr/Pltnm int. Fully IW"9••ocll ~
C1 1f1tdads~ltwtsll SWlaf\ 2.~ W_an_tAdResults SU-5678 a~~i714)~68 raef.~~':°J'~5 ~e:~l~si ~uto. $8995. PP. AMC-Jeep ~~t!1.crr~~rlen>t~
AllhK.New t HOOAMhK.N•w 9100 .....,Mew 9800 ....._..._ 9100 ~nte Prkwy, Miss Mtol,New . 9100 16751BeachBl/847·95Sl ~~>~Wa~h~~~~o
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Brand New 1979 HOllDA STATIOll WAIOll (2272)(WBA5006071)
auv$ 79 FOR
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Service & Parts Deph. OPEN 'TIL I 0:00 P.M. Monday tin Friday• Sahwday1 'TIL 5:00 P.M.
Se Habla Espcmol
All Sale Prices Do Mot lnclllde Tax & License • Sale PriCes Effecffvethru Smday. Febnlary 11, 1979
loaded, clean, $2700/or MOW-$1666
bestotfer. 631·21683 IAUa IUICX
76 Cougar XR7. air 292SHarbor81vd.
leather stereo. Fu II COSTA M~A
power, mags, loaded. 979-2500
Low mileage. l owner. 1----------Blue Book $5400. Asking
$4950 Cirm. Call Jim
549-1687 or 548· 7794
'77 XR7. PS. PO, Atr.
AM/FM, 29.000 ml. Xlnt
oond. 49S-l648 Pvt Pty
DodlJt 9935
·················~····· ·71 Demon V-8. nu Interior & paint,
$1500. 84Z· 10S2
'72 Dodge window Van
cstm mtenor 318 cu in!
3-f;pd, manual mags. xtnt
l2950.84H342
&I Dart wagon, 1 own 6
cyl. auto, 4 door. Rblt
eng. ssso. 645-4959
9940 .......................
1976FORD
GRANADA
Automatic, pwr. stecnng
& brakes, air cond. & ltt>s
than 14,000 miles .
<400REN). Was $4695; on
sale
MOW-$1999
IAUERIUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
'76 IOICAT WGM.
V·S, automatic. air
cond .. power steering. AM·FM a nd luggage
rack. (2298)
Sl495
....,, .... leach
~ ...... 16751 Beach Bl /847 ·9551
1975MaCUltY
COUCiAIXl7
White with while interior
and PWlChing vinyl root.
lilt wheel. AM /FM
stereo, air cond.. and
more. <LiC053RZE>
$4195
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN MfR'.UR~
2626 HARBOR BLVD ••
COSTA MESA
'76 Monarch, black
Sharp, 216,000 m1. Ale.
am/fm radjo, black int.
vnyl top. s.nso 963· 1912
aJ\. 6.
1977 MERCURY
MAR9UIS COUPE
D ove Grey with
matchin~ Interior and
VUlyl roof. Full power.
aircond. AM /FM stereo,
cruise control, tilt wheel and more! (Lic793SRV)
$6295
540-5630
1011\so\ & so,·
• LINCOLN -MERCURY
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
·77 Mercury Marques
Brougham 4dr. loaded.
'78FORDWAGOM New tir es. SS.19S "Fair.o..e Sqllll,.... 1_n_•l83_1_-1.24_2 ____ _
VS. automatic, pwr. '73Mere. Marqws wagon.
steering, factor y air clean, P/W, tape deck,
cond., AM/FM stereo. air, SZ200/bs t orr.
Juggage rack & ONLY 41!H-8734or494-0363
8.000 miles! (10'1VOZ).
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
;'1)60 HARBOR Bl VO
COSIA ME~A 6·11 0010
'72 Co. Park 9 pass. wag.
White. Cully loaded! Xlnt! $2,000. 675-6161
.... WJ 9952 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'tr7 Muswig ,
Contact John.
581.3893 aft. 6
1972 Ford Country Squire 77.000 Miles. l owner, '7S Ghia II. P/B, PIS,
rack, air, 9 passenger auto, AIC, S279S
S850. Ca.JI 75.2-6060 bet. 8-5 968--0689
1978 Raocbero GT. FuU '86Convertible, red/blJc. 6
loaded. AM/FM 8 trac~ cyl, 3 spd. xlnt cond.
stereo. Ult wheel, crwse S2750/0ffer. 494-6155
control, 8 way. power '67 Mu.st, good trans car,
seats, power. w1nd~ws, will be collector's item B~ougbam inte rior, $550/orbest. 546-7708 chmatlc control AM.•---------
Low mileage. Priced to '6.5 New tires. opt. bench
sell. PP 751-8967 seat. Asking $2000.
'56 Ford Falrlane Vic-___ 979-6332 _____ _
toria. Gd cood. runs well. '65 Mustang 289. Auto.
2 df. 65,000 ma. Best oCr. P.S., Air. Good cond. ~1749 $18J0.968-9200.
"76 Ford Granada, 2 dr, '68 Fastback. V-8, AC, PS,
auto, A/C, PS, radials . auto. $1JSl5.
xlnt cond. $3500. 673-0190 499-4364.
Friaft6; Sat/Sun. 1----'---------1'69 Must. Grande,
'76 LTD. Pwr steering, NJ02163, e!'c· mech .• oew
pwr brakes, AC. Mint paint +ure11 + mags.
contd. Hurry won't last. Stereo. Sl99Storrer. ~. 751-S392. 962-S31S
'5 Wagon, auto, air cond. GREA'r CAR '75 Mustang Great 429 engine. Need· n Ghia, 302 V-8, all ex-
ing C'6 trans. Minor body tras. Blu w/pin strlp'g,
work. $450. 631-2408 wilt top, lo mi. 646-83$6.
'76 2 dr. Granada, 6 cyl, OWl•MI• '911
tow m.i. reclining bucket •••-••••••••••••••••••
seats. amtrm. $3750. Call lf76 OLDS
84U8&6 TOIONADO
'76 Ford LTD 2 dr. like Has everytbina and less new. Beaut. gold. See to than Z:S..000 ~! (?387).
alllftClate, Cr/cnlrl, air W.sDIQS; onsaJe
s h-ock s, bvy duty MOW•$4999
radlator, PS/PB. R/H. IAUa IUICX A/C. Unted glass, new battery /brakes. tires, 212$ Harbor Blvd.
al COSTAM~A ~elhr~'.1°~~ ~ 979-2500
Albert Pl, CM '7l ~ Delta aa. $800
9945 Runs put. xlnl coad. ...,..,.
1979 UMCOLM '78 Olds 98 Regency. VllSA.IWS loaded , $7600. P .P .
SIDAM 7UVDN . H8·6416,
Leas than 6,000 miles. ,_m_tm-__ 7_l64 ____ _
Full power. AM/FM "13 Ome1a New pnt, Cd
stereo with 8 track Lape, cond.:...auto trana, air msl
c:Nsecontrol. lilt wheel, aell. rP.551·3671 pl!dded root. leather in· i....;..--------
terior. (Uc 129WAC). "1feutJeuSu~me,auto. $10,'95 p/a.. fadofy air, am/fm
540-S630 aurto. Wt wheel, Lan· dMa top. tao. Xlnt cood.
Bntolfer. 840-2800
2121 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Sell wiUI EASE!
lt'1aBRE&z.&
. .. . ...
...... UM4 •••••••••••••••••••••• at u1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Cun.ASS COUPI
1978 Supreme model.
Jusl hke Nt-;w with
ONl.. V mo m1k • air rond • tnusl' tont rol,
\IR YI top , f!lt
c ZVl
TIY IT·IUY fTI
COMt4tH
C HfVIOlt 1
"\'II 1 fa I
r-I I \I t 1
!14 .. 1 lOO
\utomat1r. .ur t'on1t
1.,-.·1•r lilrt•nn.i bru k••
Low. lo-. mil ld374dl
Sl4tS ................
'4MC9' .. ,
1m1 Bueti 8'18'1 •1
73 P\oto Wqon, alnt rond
Lo m1 Aiilo ltiana
Sltnl bt t ofr 3130
~ Pullo Wat.:on V ti <1uW
t.ran:.. 20mpf'. low milt••
S2lHIO ofrt•r t 714 t
~~ ~lh'r ~ p 111 4.
"h 'kl'ndi. t1r 11 11 >
~ 1000., e>.t 307 "'lu.1.a) !\
·73 Wagon 4 pd Top
shape lleMI (;Ml> ~8\l't
Sl.275 642 8327
1972 Runabout, l(reat
rond $1095 or b~)l
Mark 7310942,544·5491
'74 Wagon 4 spd 2 l'llr
Xlnt cond 76.000 m1
11650. 494·ml
'71 Pinto. Cleun. mai.:s.
Runi. good. mui.t :.ell. sa>O 495-0724
71 ltunaboul on .: ownl·r
Xlnt t•ond . mug whl'l'ls
$995 644-41 IO
71 Pinto Hunabout. ,1ul<J
trans. radio. hl'alt•r
J\ c $350 645 !1291
1973PINTO
RUHAIOUT
4-speed, radio. healer.
yellow with while in
tenor. Looks and Runs
Greal! <Llc~J EE•
$1695
540-5630
IOll~SO~·& SOX
• LINCOLN · MERCURY.~"
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
_ COSTA MESA
fllpDwth 9 960 .............•.•.......
· '71 Pl) mouth C.:m·kl't
$300
~·5043. Tom
'67 Slarion Wa~on. Good
transportol1on. ~ooc1
tires. Needs body work.
SD> 2179 Rural Pl. C M . -----'73GOLODUSTEH Very gd cond
$1350. Ph 847 !">400
'64 Valiant B Slant i; t') I
Auto. Xlnl transpartu
lion rar. $495 536-2995
9965 .•.........•.•.........
'76VEMTURA
6 cylinder. automatic. power Slt!t!nng. A M /FM.
U.lt wheel 1 1356:'> I
SSAVES
~on~och
AMC·Jttp
16751 8-oach Bl 847-9551
·oo Le Mans. clean. i:?ood
tires. $11001 Bci.t ol
rer1TradC' fA5 ~I
·73 Poollac lux Lt• Mani-.
vry lo m1. ;1.lnt c·ond
$1000/bsl ofr 4ll:l·4584.
·75 Trans·i\M. Xlnl i:onrl
Best ofr or trndc ror vw
or Honda CVCC.: + c:ash.
5.$.2bil
'77 Grand Prix W . all op
lions. T-roor. hkc new
5116-UX~. 639-2942
'12 Brougham low mi. new paint Xlnt cond
540 0616
'68 Pontiac Tt>mpcsl Wagon. AIC. Excellent
Condllton. $995 642·47ti4.
1975 PONTIAC
LEMANS COUPE
Automatic tram .. P S &
P/B. radio and air 1·ond.
vinyl roof. While with
black 1ntc r1or
<Se rl0 2202).
<Llc350WOM ) Sl295
540-5630
1011 \SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN· MEHCURV
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MES_~.
'77 Formula 14K lmmac
Loaded! Best Offer.
675-0413 ----1 '11llndltiNrd •••••••••••••••••••••••
"181mmac. All xtra eqw p·
menl. Best offer takes
P.P. Sun 836 1050. wk
s.ll-8904
'71. p/b. pis. air cond,
AM/FM st.creo. runs gd. -st875. 64().9099 n n. 12 PM
'7S Cle;rn & loaded with
extras. S4950 or best or
fer. $48-2886
V191 .......................
'72 Wason. New llres.
brak-. Runa Ii look•
great. $1200/C)(I'. 6'2.ee34.
'72 Vefla. good running
condJUOn. 55K ml. $350
$1402
'73 Vega mlnus engine,
perfect for VS con
ver sion. many xtru
parts. AJso '74 Suiuld TM
125 motorcycle. com· ~ly reblt. fresh eng.
never been ridden Complete ·1~ '73 Ca ma ro
6bergls front ·end Also mM1 small bloc.k parts. B J.»1.
I 000/o
FINANCING
AU CAIS A
TaUCQOM
YOU. A,,.0¥9
CIDT.
-60· YEARS OF DUNTON FORD •••
NOW IT'S A NEW NAME, NEW IMAGE,
SE HAIL.A .
ESPANOL NEW MANAGEMENT & NEW DEALS!
1 79 MEW
E-150
VAN
Automatic trans . power
steering tinted glass. sliding
door heavy duty shocks and
spnngs chrome front and rear
bumpers and MORE111 Ser
i: 1039 SI =2284
'74 MAZDA
'79 NEW F-250
CUSTOM
PICKUP
351 engine . au t omatic
transmission. power steering.
radio , gauges. tinted glass. extra
cooling package Ser ii 1662 St
#2099
SALE PIKE
179 NEW
RANCH ERO
500
Automatic trans . whtte·s1de
walls. tinted glass. special paint.
spoke wheels. wide oval tires.
power steenng Ser #1241 St
#1802
n ATIOf4 WA.OM
Automatic aor cond1Uon1no
s tereo radio h enler
r ool-rack real nice
1753PUUI
'73 PIMTO WAM>t4
4-speed transmission.
cond11ton1ng 1208HDDl
'75 rtMTO
WAGOH
6 cyltnder aulomattc a•
c ond111on1no AM/FM stereo 1933VCEI
51677
I I
'7lFORD ~o
Full J>OW9f and LOADED!
(ll42TOIJ
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
'76FORD
.LftWAM*
Power steertn9 oower
brakes au cond1lionlng
(078SSDl
in the DAILY PILOT
'76GUMADA
4-000ll
6 cylinder. au1om111c.
power steering 11ereo.
(423NXW)
'79 NEW 4x4
RANGER
LARIAT
LOAOEU w ith a 11
cond1t1oning. automatic trans .
power steering. quad shocks. 111t
wheel and MUCH MORE11111 Ser
#2508 St #1716
lhlsual Can, Classics, Anti 1, Race, & One Of a kind!
J
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ANY
NEW '78
COURIER
IN OUR STOCK
ONLY
54195
J E11oeof I~ Wtlh
-Of~ Tllf!V're • Sl'l'td9e0f' mo<P
SOME OF THESE
ARE UNDER
FACTORY COST!!
'74 rtMTO
WAGOtf
Wclh radio and neater.
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ma ONLY PU.OT Sunday. FebrUatV 11. \111
' d •••
''The Surprise Car Of The Year''
At Orange County's #1 ~uick Deakrship
011er
I
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We Don't Think You Have To Spend
89,000, 810,000 or 811,000 To Own
One Of The Most Popular Can
Sold In California Today!
' YOU CAN
BUY ONE
FOR ONLY •••
ukkin
ALL ••• TWO TONE
(DESIGNER ACCENT PA.INT)
ALL
AIR CONDITIONED
AND Mf,TCH MORE •••
Suggested Retail Prlce-$7274.64
Not Just One At This Low Priee, But Many To Choose From!
WITH 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY!!!
CASH
'6388
Plus tax and license. Check it -
shor it -compare it. You can't
bea this price!
SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT
•395~
..
$17 4.15 per month for 48 months; with
$395.00 down. 13.10% APR. Deferred
payment is $8754.20. On approved credit.
We've Priced These Special Regals With One Thing
$121 .92 per month for 48 months; with 113
down $2267.19 combination cash & trade.
12.25% APR. Deferred payment is
$8119.35. On approved credit.
In Mind ••• To Continue 10 Make Buick California's Most Popular
Car And Bauer Buick Your Favorite Place To Buy One!
Don't Miss This Sale ••• Friday, Saturday and Suday.
Open 'Till JO P.M. Mon.-Sat.
Yes ... Open Every Sunday 'TiH 5 P.M.
3 blocks South of the
San Diego FreewaJ
(Ser. #1365e8)
All ca,. aubtect to prior .. 1e
·;( /{
· . fh-nnge C•nnuy's
~ -~ · #f II.Wk llen.ler
HARBOR BL VD./SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
A division of Bouer Motors.
Opel·Joguar-Triumph-MG.
2925 HARBOR BL VD., <XJSTA MESA 9~2500 ' Pri~ good '48 Hours after publication
Tax, license & documentation fee not included We're f ••r Ta11et U.lek Dealer I• CMta Meu .
All makes, models and colors
Classified Auto Advertising
.
DAILY PILOT in the 642-5678;
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FINAL
SPORTS
ALL RIGHT! ALL RIGMT !
HERE Lt'OV ARE ~600D 6RlEF,
l(OV'((E TME MOST IMPATIENT
006 lN THE WHOLE WORLD!
WMAT DO '{OU WANT,
SALT ?PEPPER? ONIONS?
KETCHUP? PARSLE'(?
NANCY
I ":THINK I'LL TRY TO MAKE
ONE
ALL RtGi1T, l1M
COMING! I
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NOW,
WHAT'S THE
MATTE~?
..
WOW---1500 FOR
THAT
TAKE If
EASt/!
60 A'1EAD AND EAT!
WHAT'S THE MATTER?
DlD I FORGET SOMETHlN6?
WMAT'OlD I FORGET?
WH't' CAN'T I
HAVE A NORMAL
006 LIKE Ev'ER'f'ONE
EL5E?
By Ernie Bµshmiller
DOING ONE OF THOSE
PAINTINGS SURE PAY5
OFF
THfS MUST BE THE WAY IT1S DONE
•
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WHO ~PILL.ED ~-tA~~
PAINT ON 010 . r
I SPl&-{.ED !'
J MV NEW PAINT ·POO ' ~WEAT~f(?/ ON 'IOtk~ i ~WEAT•V ! w
I 9
DENNIS THE MENACE
c.ee ... r
F="EEL ve~v
C&.AT!
( TODAY. ..
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1: I~ CUT& !
ME-LAMS AL.~O TOOK YOU·UM~
A~! MA~CIA'~
NEW
7WEAiER'!
8E~T£~T Pet-ae1L ANO SWOtc.E
IT IM TeaNC.MY·WEEJl-ICHV
P1E'E~ ! M&·IAM~ ~L~O
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AL.'10 .••
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ME-tAM~
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PAINT ON MA~IA~ fWEAl!Y.
ISN'T THAT
CUTE 'P
! ™OUcSHfWHSN
YOlA'~E. Cure Y()t1'frE
~lAPP~O~
e>e A1'1..e fo Gt!T
AWAY wm~
ANYTt-·HNlS ....
::
By Hank Ketcham ..------...:. I SIRENS ,,.AND LOTSA vVe l3EllEQ
CHE:CK IT
OUJi1EDDY.
SouND9 L.ll<E YEAH ... TM<E THA1 I
tURN IT DOWN
A LITTLE, HENRY. .. WE DON'I WANT -ro WAKE; up
DE.NN/S.
WHAT DID
ARTIE HAVE
TO SAY?---~
SHOOTIN' !
THAT GUY WHO'S GOING INTO THE
BUlLDI NG! I KNOW I SAW HIM
5 0ME PLACE! I NEYER FORGET
A FACE!
'
WHAT
HAPPENt:=D ;zz
A PURJY GOOD )O(.J D1R1Y AAT !
MOVIE;/
HUH?
I
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HE 'S GOT A COUPLE OF THE
BOYS TAILING MCG AVIN!
THE DOC HAS BEEN AT
HIS OFFICE EVER
~l'Jl.'.l'J/ SINCE HE LEFT HIS
HOUSE AT 5EVEN-
THIRTY ·THIS
MORNING!
MY NAME'S SAM D
DR. MCGAVIN 15
EXPECTING ME !
GOOD! YOU'RE GOl~G TO PICK HIM DON'T WORRY ABOUT HIM,
UP AT HIS OFFICE AT THREE AND MR. B ! HE'S GONNA DO
BRING HIM HERE! RIGHT? EXACTLY WHAT
WE TELL HIM!
HL1 5U5A~4; iHl5 16 lE5 ·' I'Nl CJ\LLl~G BECAUSE I UJA5
wtiNDERING IF 4>0U'D LIKE ro GO TO A 5HOW THIS
5A1URDAQ ?
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1HANK5 I • HEU...O I 15 SO&A~ 'THE~E ~
1 REALLQ 1Hlt-.1K IT
WOULD BE. FUN! I'VE
ALWAl.>5 FE.LT<.(OU A~D
1 HAD A LOT IN
COMMO~!
NO, I'M NOT 1RQING m BE
SMART!
SUSA~ , ~ C)Ol) CR91NG?
2-11
,AW, You KNOW ME --MONEY
IS NO OBJGCT ,A.5 LONG ,AS
IT'S CHEAP.
byFerdJohnaon
ABSOLUTELY NO OBt.IGATION,
5WIVEL--ANt> JF AFTER 14-D,AYS
You1RE NorCoMPLETELY SATISFIED,
RETURN THE UNUSED PORTION ... ~ ~~-
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···111~ 14-D,AY5 ARE
ABSOLUTELY FREE ·' -
I DoN'r
·GET JT ...
No--i
OF ' 1
ME. ! -· -
DOCTOR SMOCK
~'M NOIHtNG eu-r
A L.OWL-Y IN-rE:RN
-'A-r YOUR HUSe>ANt::>'S
HOSPllAL-••.
•
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.:t KNOW ... ANP :!.'M
A l-ONe:L,....Y WOMAN
MARRtE:t::> 10 YOUR
CHIE:F-OF-STAFF
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By George Lemont
csee, -rH rs cou L,....t::> ee:
SORi"' OF A MS:PtCAL-
V~RS ION OF A Cl-ASSIC
MOVIS: SCESN5 !
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FIV~ HUNPRE:P RESASONS?!
MARMADUKE<ID
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W/:ltHT YOU TO
8E GOCO ON nE
ELEVA'l"CQ. JUST
STAND STILL
ANO SE
QUIET.
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l'VE GOT AT LEAST
SOO HOURS OF=
N~~PJ...E::WO RK IN
IHJS SUCKER!
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By Brad Anderson
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? TMf't u-e 11t kHt six differ·
.ntft in drawino details betWffft top and bottom ~Mis. How
quldlly c.an yow find them? a.ct& ans.en with those bek>w.
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-------by Hal Kaufman-------
e PLAY CUPIOI Ponder ttib vene tor St . Valentine's 0.y: Fifty is my tint, nothing Is my
H<oita. t1ve 1115' m~u1 my third; my tourttt •vowel Is ~koned. WtM!t am I? P.S.: I'm
something which, 'tis u1d 1n song, "makn ,I~ world
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HEY. PUZZLERS,
TAKE HEART!
This puzzle Is all
heart -at least tor
openers. A.1> you can
see, the word "heart"
appears both across
and down In the dla·
gram shown. You are
asked to Insert fovr
bddllional flv•letter
words to form a word·
square, which reads
the wme across and
down. Oefl,,ltlons ( 1 Is
heart. natch):
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ttme will II snow.,
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ume two tetten '°" an.t •ft, you'll hne • per1ectly
good word. WMt letten'P
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growled Gregory orumplly. Shelly Shaw was sure she
saw Shella Shea's shy sister Sue.
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FOR WIU.IAM F. BOLGER,
Postmaster General
Do po4.1 think the .S.y wlJJ cocne
when mall communtcatlou wlU be
a thing ol the put? U eo, what wtll
be the most popular and efficient
method of coauaunlc:atloa? - H.C .•
Guy, Ind.
• I believe that there will always be a
need and a place for mall, since It Is such
a unique, personal and lasting means of
communicating. However, there Is no
denying that other communications will
continue to cut into the Postal Service's
O ut of the blue : moll via satellite. share of the "message market." They
already have. Whereas In 1945, one out
of every three messages .sent In America was a letter, that proportion Is now one out
of five. One can only guess at what the most popular method of communication will
be In the distant future. One possblllty Is a "letter" transmitted electronically, prob·
ably by satellite, and reproduced in facsimile copy on a machine In the home.
FOR TONI TENNIU..E, recording star
Why did you pick Valentine'• Day to get married? -
P.M., Aabury Park, N . .I.
• It was the only day that fitted Into our schedule. We
went to Virginia City, and what followed could maKe a com·
edy skit: A bllzz.ard raged: City HaU was closed; no place
could we locate a J .P. We finally found him, In a saloon. We
persuaded him to take us to the wedding chapel, where the
next problem was lack of witnesses. We finally managed to
find two old dears -In another saloon.
FOR LAWRENCE WELK, TV host
PleaM explain why you give pardee a wide berth -
H.I., Santa Fe, N.M.
• Not all parties -)ust the cocktall kind. Seems to me that
when the liquor flows and tongues loosen up, everyone talks
and no one listens. And there's always one drinker who
takes a fiendish delight In voicing her low oplnlo,n of my
music. At the last one I went to, one lody was telling me off In
no uncertain manner. And. while she did, her drink dripped
aU over my new tie and jacket.
FOR 4'ANE APPi.ETON, co-author of How Not to Split
Up
I know l'OU're a.n aadtortty on coupln etaytng together.
but how about aettln9 together on bllnd data -do
they.,,... work? -L.U., Aonnc:e, S.C.
e That's how my husband, Bill, and I met, '° I guess I'm In
favor. Until then, I wasn't. We were fixed up by a mutual friend
of my mother's. Until then. I'd sworn never to acc:iept another
blind date from this woman because her recommendations
came In every slz.e ·and shape -except attractive.
FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR
Am I fi9bt In that Valentine'• D.,
carde outnumber thoee eent on
Mother'• Day? -R.T. Tupelo, Mlae.
• Yes. The card Industry says It Is the
second most popular. The first, of
course. Is Christmas greetings. And It all
started In 1847. when Esther Howland,
daughter of a stationer In Worcester,
Mass .. hit on the idea of making her own
cards after getting one from England. She
took her output to stationery stores and.
before she knew it, had orders worth
$5,000. By the way, fonner FBI chief, J,
EdgAr Hoover, a bachelor. was lnun-The late FBI chief: the sleuth w/11 out.
dated by cards. As the years went
by, he received less and less. Why? The senders discovered that Hoover figured out
their identities with the help of his fingerprint and handwriting experts. And did you
know that th~hollday, originally the Roman Feast of Lupercalia, was Christianized in
memory of the martyrdom In A.O. 270 of St. Valentine?
FOR BlllY PAULTZ, San Antonio Spurs
Why do buketball players redre eo much younger
than tboee In eucb other eporte u baMball and foot·
ball? -G.S .• Albany. N.Y. e The main reason Is because of the wear and tear on the
body; In partk:ular, the legs. Only a certain choice few
basketball players can maintain the level of efficiency
necessary after the age of 30. Injuries are a major C!>ncem for
the older athlete, and, with such a long season. the constant
pounding rapidly takes Its toll on the legs and the leg'joints
FOR KAREN BLACK, star of The Number
I hear your Valentine'• .S.y part.lee are fabuloue. Can
you give me any ttpe? ·-.l.C .• Little Rock, Ark.
• Have a heart as a central motif -both In decorations
and In food. You can gel heart centerpieces and floral ar·
rangements quite lnex.penstvely If you want to be daring,
paint a heart beautyspot on your forehead. Some bakeries
have heart·shaped doughnuts. Once I got chicken heans
and made different dishes with them -chicken heart sub
gum, chicken Hunan and sweet-and-sour chicken.
FOR KENNETH 8. HOYT, Director of Career Educa·
tlon, Dept. of H.E.W .
How will ou• gnndcbUdren be educated? -T.A.
Council Bluff., Iowa
• Education will become a lifelong process. It~ take
place In many settings besides the public system: It will
develop a dual emphasis on preparing people for the "here
and now,'' coupled with equal attention on preparing people
to change with change; it wUI Include an emphasis on values
as well as learning.
PRO Aad-s. Malkowtta. Ophthalmologist. F«Uow of
the Amcr1can Colege of Surs-on•
PRO AnDCOO CON F. , ..... Mold, S.nlor Actua1'1AI Offlc«r, St. Paul·
Fire and Marine ln1Urancc Co.
Malpractice premiums are the only
typcS of lnsurrinee premiums not re·
laeed to relative degree of risk. Qb..
v\ously, It ts Inequitable to the phytl·
din who Is never sued to "cany" an
oft-sued colleague, despite thote
physlclant handling tough ca1es, with
a water risk of poor rauhs and
1UbMquent sultl. Ideal would be a
board of medlcOI c.oruultants to the c.an1eT to review each
cue of malpr8Ctlce. lf the board abeolva the doctor of
any profallonal negllgenot (even though he Iott th• c:a.e
legally) he should not have his premlunu railed. Con-
WTMly, If h4I wtns the cue, but IS )udged to be negligent,
h4I lhould have hlt premtuma nilMd
Should Medical 'Malpractice
Premluma Be &.ed On A Doctor'•
Pa11t Performance?
This approach Isn't practkal or fair.
No evidence shows that a doctor with
one malpracttcc "claim" Is more likely
to have a future claim than a doctor
with no claims. Few doctors en·
counwr two Of more claims. It may
take years to determine whether a ,/(:...~~ medical malpn~cdce claim hes malt.
Since two-thirds of. these c.lalms are _
.wntualty cloMd without lnde:mnlty payment, It would be
unfair to load an cxtro charge Into a docto(s premium
simply becauM • clelm haJ l>Nn flied . Such a pr1dng ap-
proach might dlteouragc t0me docton In high·risk
speclakia from nating cases where the chance ol patlen1
recowry IS s8m.
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8!1 Rona Jaff•
When I started doing Interviews on
this subject I didn't know what I
would find. It had always seemed as
though a true friendship between a man
and a woman was the last frontier. You
were supposed to be "best friends" with
someone of your own so, and "sex" is
the operative word here. So always
seemed to get In the way. The old wtves'
(and husbands1 tzile would have It that an
honest, unobstructed friendship between
a man and a woman was lmpo551ble un-
less one of them looked like Quasimodo
or one of them, preferably the woman.
was forbiddingly ancient.
The above theories make the r1dlculous
assumption that e~rvone Is physicllUy at-
tracted to euery member of the opposite
sex. Of course that's not true. These
theories make the equally faulty assump-
tion that "they are only after one thing,"
which Is tomethlng we used to speculate
about In my all-girls tchool when I was
about 13 years old. I suppose at a certain
age It Is true for a whllc, but not for very
long
Many worYMtn work. becaute they want
to or they have to, and they work with
men. Colleagues tend to be Interested In
things which might bore their respective
spouses. That Is the Work Friend. Then
there are the people you meet socially
who fill one function but not the more
complete function of someone you might
fall In love with. That Is the Movie Friend
or the Jogging Friend or the Gos.sip
Friend. And then there Is the Special
Friend, someone you care about a greal
deal, but In a way which has nothing to
do wtth sex or romance: and that kind of
friendship between men and women has
been blossoming ,n over the place.
Some are old friends. from school or
even from childhood. Some are new
friends. But aU share a special place In
one's life.
Abb,. "My best friend Is a man. He Is
also my husband's best friend. When my
friend and I are logether we talk aboul dif-
ferent things than he talks about with my
husband. My husband Is the strong, stlent
type -he says something only when It's
Important. I like to jabber for hours with
my friends. My husband Is my stability,
the sanity In my life. I would never be In·
wrested In a sexual relatk>nshlp with
another man. But I can't expect my hus·
band to be lnterate.d In all my Interests,
nor am I Interested In aU ol his. No one
person can be all things to another per-
son. Your friends fW thote other nttds, M
.. And what about when the three of
you are together?"
·~hen' It's raDy as If our mutual be.st
friend Is a guest, and my husband and I
each take turns entertzilnlng him. It's
strange."
Ann. "I have a lot of men friends, all of
whom are ex-boyfriends from school. My
husband Is doing graduate work and he
has to spend of lot of time studying, so I
go out with my friends. He lsn 't jealous of
my men friends because he knows he has
no cause to be. But he Is jealous of my
women friends! He says: 'I can't under·
stand why you:d rather spend on evenlng
out with thos.e women th.on be with me.'
He seems to think that whatever my
women friends and I ~ about Is trivial.
He doesn't understand yet that I st!ll need
my women friends and that you don't )usl
give up old friends when ~ get
married."
A nd what about when you ond your
husband and your men friends are all
together?
"Then It's almost as If my h.usband and
I are competing as to which of us can be
more entertaining to the outsider. There's
no personal warmth the way you have
when you're along with a friend -It's
party monners."
The function of the male-female friend·
ship Is olso changing. A few years ago o
mon was needed as social protection, but
now he Isn't, and this has led to more
honesty In friendships.
Helen. "When I was In my early 20s, I
had more men friends than women
friends. I used to take trips with a man
friend. It wascompJetely platonic, and we
never took a longer trip than a week IO
that tf there was any little MCret problem
of him being more Interested In me than I
was In him, "didn't have Um. to surface.
At the time. I prefened having men
friends to women friends because I
though! they could take care of me
When you went out to dinner in a
restaurant with a man you were a couple.
like two normal people. but If two women
went out, they were treated badly. the
wailers assumed we weren't going to
spend much money. If the man or I met
someone we wanted to go out with dur·
Ing the trip, okay. I didn't mind spending
an evening alone and nei1her did he. But
they were such short trips we usually
didn't bother to meet anyone. We were
too busy sight-seeing. Now two women
aren't treoted badly If they go out to din·
ner together -I won't let anyone treat
me badly! Now If I go on a trip, I'd rather
go with another woman, or with a man
I'm In love with.!'
So the role of man friend as escort has
changed to friend, confidant and adviser
SuNn. "My ex-boyfriends -some
are good friends, some I can'1 understand
what I ever saw In them! The ones who
are friends can advise me about probk!ms
I'm having with the one I'm cunently in
love with. A man friend seems to haw a
more accurate view of what the problems
are He'll be more tolerant and under-
standing of the man's side of It. My
women friends tend to take my side."
Every woman I spoke to had a man
friend, or several men friends, and It was
obvious that we are not only ready for
friendship between men ond women bu1
that It exists, and we en)oy It. The surprise
was that every woman I spoke to. no
matter how.young and liberated, still put
as the one prerequisite for 11 friendship
between a man ond a woman lhot there
be no sex ln1.1ol1.1ed.
Saad,. "A woman ond a man can be
friends as long as there's no sex. In 11 love
relationship you have jealousy, lnsecurl
ty. hostility: you expect too much ond
you want to change him. When you're
friends, you don't feel It reflects on you If
they do 10methlng you don't like. You
can ~pt tho faults."
Kahlft. "Both friendship and love are
tSme-contumlng, but you always know
you are there for your friends, and they
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are there for you. Whh a man you're In
love with, if he breaks a date or a pro·
mlse, you feeJ threatened: "I'm not impor·
tant to him.' If a friend does the same
thing you're angry and hurt, too, but on a
different level. Sure a friend can hurt you
a lot, but there's not that pain au.shing
your chest that makes you feel like you
just smoked three packs of cigarettes."
mEN AND womEN
Clain: "When there's sex, the two
pe.ople spend a lot of time testing each
other, hoping not to be hurt. In a friend-
ship you know you won't be hurt -
friendship is trust, sharing, closeness,
respect for the other person's freedom
and having fun together. A friend will
listen to your troubles, not create them.
What about people who say, 'My best
...... ., ..... "'
friend ls my wife,' or 'My best friend Is my
husband"?
Unda. "They must have been married
for a long time. It takes a long time to feel
that kind of trust, so comfortable with
someone that you can tell him everything
and know he11 never use it to betray you.
I would like to be at that polnt some day
.... ~"'=f!!.!. .. ~.l:=~cx:Adl _...., mn'treduce f&Vlrd iildlu Cllltor~dolll.
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Mmme~ can be rrqaanM tDgctaU this ... wtth Buffatn.
...... , •• ca. .. /
with the man I'm going with now."
Cynical? Or old-fashioned? How long
has It been since we have heard words
like "betray" ~d In a romance? Tough-
mlnded? Or soft-heartedly romantic?
Perhaps this Is a reflection of what is hap~
penlng In our society today. There Is
beginning to be a backlash against the
sexual revolution, against the freedom to
become instantly involved with a stranger
and as quk:kJy unin volved. There Is cer·
tainly guilt, fear, hostility, asking for too
much reassurance or angrily accepting
too little of It.
The people we love have tremendous
power over us beaiuse they can break
our hearts. And the "instant love" that
seems to hover around casual sex has the
power to hurt our egos. Surprisingly,
people are demanding just as much from
a romance today as they did In our
parents' day, except they have different
words for it today. Then, he had to be
"serious:· Today we speak of "lrust ... In
the old days It had to "lead to
something ... Th~methlng, of course,
was rnaniage. Today most people who
wouldn't be caught dead mentioning
marriage s!lll look upon their lovers with
so much suspicion they might as well be
Investigating a lifetime partner.
What they are saying Is, quite simp·
ly, they are capable of pain and
they don't want to be hurt
Rachel. "I have a man friend whom
I've known for about 12 years We liked
each other Immediately. When we met
he wanted to have an affair with me . but I
said, 'No, let's be friends. It'll last longer.·
It was just an Instinct I had, but it turned
out to be right. The affair would have
been an ego trip for him. He's too In·
secure to trust anyone he's In love with.
He's had a few stormy romances and
always when each was over he got along
much better with the girl than when they
were Involved. He no longer felt
threatened so he could like her."
Do men have the same problems with
sex versus friendship that women do?
The men I spoke to tended to be less
open than the women about their feelings
on the sub_ieci and often tried to appear
too high-minded to worry about such
problems as Insecurity in a romance. Of
course they had women friends, they
said. And of course these were platonic
relationships. They were as capable of
platonic relationships as anybody. When
I asked them about friendships with ex-
loves. they often said·"! th ink she hates
me,'' or. "Well. she has a lot of
problems." implying that It was he who
terminated the relationship, or at least
that It certzilnly didn't end with the two of
em being friends.
It seemed to me that men have more
problems being friends with women with
whom they've had a sexual relationship
than women do with men.
It may be that men don '1 need the
friendship of women as much as women
need and enjoy the friendship of men .
but I doubt It. All the women I spoke to
had men friends So obviously men have
women friends. And some men admitted
that they "couldn't stand It'' If they didn't
have women friends, for without them life
would be aw~· dreary plaee.
So happy Valentine's Day, fi1fW1
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HOW TV AFFEOS
Sesame Streets Bert and Emie. "They
don t listen to each oLheT. "
~ Ro1ann• W.IMMGn
A s a young head-srzirt le<1cher In
Harlem, Susan Futterman studied
television's positive and negative lnflu·
ences on lmpresslonable children. "By
high school graduation," she explains,
"students have spent some 11,000 hours
In class and 15,000 in front of the TV "
Futterman, highly crtllcal of the TV In-
dustry when she was affiliated with the
Center for Research In Children's Televi-
sion, Is stlll one ol its toughest critics
That's her Job as manager of ABC-TV's
Children's Programs Broadcast Stan·
dards and Practices Department, which
clears programs for broadcast Unfettered
by concern for rotlngs, she has the power
Rownne We1uman •p«clallus In educouona/
•ub}ecls
R2D2's KIN:
YOUR
CHILDREN
to say, "It's not going on the air "
Her priorities: creating characters who
reflect a society In which minorities and
women have Important roles and ell
mlnating senseless violence and destruc·
tlon of environmental resources.
Growing public criticism of "kldvld" (In
dustry slang for children's lelevlslon)
prompted ABC to hire Futterman, the
only childhood development specialist at
any network. "It was gutsy of ABC,"
acknowledges Futterman. ''But real
change wlll occur only when the other
~o networks hire my counterparts.
"U children have parents who transmit
strong, clear values, outside Influences
such as TV and peers are secondary " As
for how parents can pass on their values,
many of which conflict with those on
television, she suggests. "(;ommenl on
what you value on TV I told my pre
schoolers, 'l like the way Mr Rogers cares
about people.· They then picked up
values of sharing feellngs and being co-
operative. I said, 'I don't like the way Bert
and Emle treat each other on Sesame
Strut. They aren't kind 10 each other .' I
didn't put down the show, only lndlvldu11I
ROBOTS ARRIVE!
Som• wo1k•11 f•a1 b•lng
t•plac~ by automatona.
Th•o1fau h•agln•
mot• pto•p•tfty
fo1 •v•IJlon•.
•» ma1v long
T ht smash hit on Broodwoy In 1921
had a startling plot about machines
shaped like men going mitd and taking
over the world Czech playwright Karel
Capek, Introduced these monsters ond
gave them o name; Robots. Hll play,
R.U.R. (Roeim's Univmal Robots) 6Ted
up the publlc:'s hidden fun about the
marvelous Machin• Age.
By the •nd of the 195011, the land
tupc was teeming. with robots. These
new robots, however, ~,. rul. the cta·
lions of ecience rather thM 1elence fie.
uon. The Invention and comblnaOon of
vld4IO ca~ ... comput~ and precision
•"91ncctln9 made thae mac:hlna cap-
able of pctformlng extremely de~• and
HOl\I Long It o /rte lOn« uni~ o/ ~~ol In
r..fftl IU~CO
complicated tMlu. They ~ to0n stan ·
dard equipment In our space program
and In raearch laboratories, bringing
robots Into the working world was simply
a nu1tter of producing more Involved do·
vlca and ulculotions
Today's three beslc: robot designs, aU
futurlng a aing&a mcchtnUI Mm, doml·
nu the matk.t. One datgn look& like'&
tank; another r•rnbla a long, two el·
bowed .rm that benda end twlsta In NV·
cral directions; and the third look& hke a
phone booth
Thae contemporary robott may not
ha\lt the charm of thelr ~tJ
R202 and C3PO, but they do ptck red·
hoc blllett out of •••ming P'lftMS, lift
behavior within the s how. 1r you say
nothing, children assume you approve."
About Selome Street Futterman says,
"It raised the public's consciousness that
children learn from TV It got fedenl
money into children's programming "
She tums critical, however. when dis
cussing Its format. "Its fast-paced pro
grammlngdeslgned like commercials holds
attention for short spurts and creates
hyper children trained for Interruption "
When II comes to commercials, Futter·
man thinks parents should "Teach
children to recognize bumpers -anlma·
tlon or art work separating commercials
from programs. Call a commercial
'stupid' If It Is. Explain how exaggeration
makes a product seem more desirable "
E xaggeratlon In the form of
superheroes Is something else, she
claims. "Children ages three to sht find It
comforting to believe that larger-than-life
heroes are keep ing order. While engag-
ing In the battle of good over evil, super·
heroes fulfill that deslre with their feats
C hildren move from these perfect Idols to
regular, less-perfect, subtle heroes
'W e carefully watch that our TV
superheroes operate on moral principles.
We now insure that TV superheroes are
not jusr white males Also. we use them
to communicate vital information." Fut·
terman cites an example. "A Minneapolis
fourth grader saved het friend's life with
the Heimlich maneuver on cholung
demonstrated In a safety spot on ABC's
Super Friends Hour."
That the medium has had Its effed on
heavy motor casings onto hooks, spray
pelnt onto automobiles on assembly lines,
and perform many dangerous tasks.
To teach a robot. a human takes the
"arm" through the motions required for a
job while the robot's "learning" program
Is engaged. After that, the robot can re-
trace those steps to a fraction of an Inch .
Some can memorize thousands of moves.
change speeds between moves or lift
o ne·ton objects; depending on Us techno-
logical 90phbticat1on a robot costs from
$ 10,000 to $100,000.
Can robots replace human workers?
Some people envisioned laboren starving
In the streeu after crmployera replace
them With unfeeling and efficient ma·
chines thnt never tire, never stop for
lunch, never need dental lnsura~.
workers that would give the Mrtctest
attention to duty. On the other hand.
theorists have Imagined a pr<>speroUJ IO·
ciety In which automato ns took over the
work that brqks bflCks and 8evers flngeri,
while laborers enjoyed more leisure time.
11\e rHlities have not yet caught up
with the worst and best of these visions.
but they come closer all the lime.
Already the flnt wave of working ro·
boll -20,000 srrong -have Invaded
automotive, plaltlca and tool·and-dio In
dulCJ"les. lnduttries euch a,, huge oll
r«flnerica have become almost tot.tty
automated and t0me joba have di&ap·
pcanrd complet•ly from the lndustJial
roster; others have bffn chongotd beyond
reeognldon Vet, robot expert Robert
Malone lnllsta that jobe alone wtl become
oe.o&.te, not ~
"Socttng out the WOfk thot should be
doM by m.-chJna and the \&IOfk that
-r. ., ............. m -ltnckr ectne Of l~U 1nippen1 Cl nanuung. "'"' ........ • •"' "' -• -·
role-playing, there ls little doubt. Futter-
man recalls "My preschool students were
playing the characters on Emergency ex-
actly as on TV. lmaglnatlon -so lmpor
tant to reading -was affected
"If I Ids and their parents watch TV
nightly, less reading and writing 11re oc
C\Jmng. Nothing takes the place of an
adult reading to a child at bedtime."
In Futterman's opinion, Indiscriminate
TV-viewing Is a reflection of Indis-
criminate parenting Good viewing hablts
require parental guidelines Walch once
each program that your chUdren watch.
Treat TV as an allowance . Determine the
appropriate amount of TV for the day/
week, consult lV listings for special pro·
grams and tape an agreed schedule of
shows to the lV Allow some Junk pro·
grams -peer favorites -because a
balancPd diet won't hurt When the
week's time allowance ls spent, make It
clear that the television-viewing Is over
Says Futterman: "Progress wlll be slow
as long as child ren's TV remains the
stepping-stone for those more lntereS1ed
In moving lo prime time and other net-
work slots. The networks need people In
key programming roles who care about
children. h11ve child-oriented back
grounds and make decisions based on
healthy development of children Untll
this happens, l will be depressed abour
the rate of children's TV Parents.
teachers and consumer groups must
make their preferences known to broitd
casters. they must support quality shows
and ask for different types of peo-rawt
pie to program for our children " .,
should be done by people Isn't easy," he
says. "Mochlnes replace man only when
the work Is In some way 'Inhuman' -100
delicate. too repetitious, too heavy, too
dangerous, too minute "
At ho me, robots can aid us with our
chores and Join In our games. The devel
opment of the micro-computer has re
suited In a wave of games and toys that
make use of a computer chip, with your
TV screen serving as a game board And
some 50.000 "pel'$0nal" robots have
been sold this year alone. The5e robots
can play bridge with you, help you plan
your meals. tum on your air condlllon
Ing and take your phone messages.
The e,"'perts think that. In the future,
you wlU probably be obit to rent t1
wide vanety of robots You couJd orde:r a
small moc:t.I for ~rtonal °' household
use. a more powerful ona for difficult cal
culbtJons or heavy physical work or even
o mommoth robot, c~ble of Intricate
sentory perccpOona, able to perform 11ev
eraJ related tasks Al the same time.
According to Robert Malone. ~ntai ro·
bots may become unlvtraal tools, using
plug·ln deYlces cal~d terminals and Inter·
faces. You might, for example, plug the
robot Into your ear and riunch out a de:sti·
nauon, and h wYI drive you there. It could
wash your dishes. U you're a farnwt, It
would stand ready to plow your flcldt
and plant your crops.
It ~ms lnevlt:at:M that robotJ wUI !Mke
•norrnou1 con!Tt>utiont to ~ produC1lv·
lty of our lndumlet while. concurrently.
Increasing our leisure time. What we do
with that time will determine therwt
future rtlalion~ ol man llO mad\N. IL.I
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Instead of going 10 ridiculous lenglhs to get a music business heavy to hear
your songs. en1er them In our Sixth Annual Songwriting Competl/ion.
We'll GUARANTEE each song will be heard by a minimum of two music
pros Our judges are producers. music industry executives. musie
publishers or recording artists
They're always looking for good songs! And all you need rs a good song.
You don'1 have 10 write music. JUSt record your song (home demos are
fine). There are categories for all types of music Amateurs never compete
against professionals. Plus, you retain all rights 10 your marenal.
In our first five years. over HALF A MILLION DOLLARS in cash pnzes
have been awarded. But even more important. entered songs have been
recorded by superstars like Barbra Streisand; Barry Manilow; The
Jellerson Starship; Johnny Mathis; Hall Ii Oates; Helen Reddy; Ray
Charles; Hank Williams, Jr.; and Betty Wright. Winning singer/
songwrih•rs have been signed to top labels such as Warner Bros.; A&M
Asylum: RCA; Columbia; Unlred Artltls; Mercury; and Atlantic. THIS
VEAR IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU!
For lyricists. we'll also have the exciting LYRIC COMPETITION 6.
designed especially for your special talent
If you wanl to be In the music business. advance your career ond build that
all Important "track record"
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TIPS FOR BUYING A
GOOD OLDER HOmE
I s the high cost of new housing making
you think about buying an older home?
If so, you're par1 of a growing trend In
house·huntlng. Older homes offer
5'!\leral advantages: lower cost, the at·
traction of owner·fln11ndng and the
homey feeling that often pmiades them
Unfortunately, there "'n be pitfalls. For
too many families, hidden defects have
turned a dream house Into a nightmare.
Here are 12 areas to check In a two-hour
Inspection of any older home.
You'U need a ladder to reach the roof.
a flashlight and a screwdriver. Take along
a notebook and )ot down deficiencies.
1. Roof. Begin the Inspection by
checking for a segg1ng roof. Place the lad-
der carefuUy and sight down the edge of
the roofllne. It should be perfectly
straight. A sagging roof Indicates the need
for major structural repairs. Get an
estimate from a reputAible contractor.
2. Esterlor Flnlah and Ter·
mites. While outside the howe, Inspect
the condition of the paint, especially
under the eaves and at ground level.
Blistered, peeling or c/lalky paint In-
dicates the need for a paint }ob. Chef;k,
too, for signs of termite Infestation: tun-
nels ol mud near waU bases or plies of
powder resembling sewdust. These fn.
dlcate the need for a profe551ona1 lnspec·
tlon by an exterminator.
3. Foundation. Check the founda-
tion of the house for cracks or other
damage. Jf the house h.u a wood founda·
tlon, check the condition of the wood by
attempting to 11\ck a !JCfewdriver Into ex·
posed surfaces. The point 5houldn't
penetrate more than 1/8 ". HOUM$ buUt
on 11 slab should show no cracks where
the slab meets the wooden conmuctk>n
of the houte. If the,. Is a crwihpace
under the house, give the float joists the
screwdrtvet l!est The ground under the
hou .. &houlcl be dry.
4. Loc:atlOft and DnlN ... This 16 a
good time to check the location ol th.
houtc on the lot. The 5'0Und ahould
#ope down and away from the houte,
OthtrwiM there may be problems during
the ratny liPtOn.
5. Doon ...t Wlndowe. Check the
flt cl cxteriof doors. If they bind, the
hou .. may hev. Mtded, lndlcat1n9 the
Glolp ContpNlt .. 0 ,....loftce ..,..., •
.. fl'ffl In CONUmet ti/oh.
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need for major structural repairs. Win-
dows which open should operate easily,
1f not, check to see If they are simply
palAted shut, a slmple fault to repair.
6. Electrical System. Many older
homes have Inadequate systems. Check
lhe fuse or clKult·breaker panel. The
capacity of the circuitry will be Indicated
on the panel. The cost of adding capacity
varies widely.
7. Plumbing. Check the pressure
and flow from each tap, both Inside and
our. U It seems Inadequate, the pipes may
be clogged with mineral depos-
its. In n.aral areas, served by private wells,
expect trouble ff the pump Is over Clve
years old .
8. Floors. If the house has wooden
floors, be sure to wallt the entire floor
area. There should be no perceptible
movement, which would Indicate struc·
tural weakness. F1oon should be level.
9. H•ting S,.am. You 'll want to
Inspect the heating system carefully. If the
house Is equipped with central heating,
examine the furnace. If It's over five years
old, have It Inspected by a reliable heating
contractor. The same ruJe applies to air·
conditioning sys1ems. Above all, ask to
see fuel bUls for the past winter.
10. Stain. If the house has a second
story OT a basement, you'll need to check
the design and condition of stairways.
Watch for loose treeds and give banisters
and railings a good shake to test them.
11. BHement. Basements are a
traditional source of headaches for the
homeowner. Check ca.NfuDy fOTcracks In
walls and stgns of water damage.
12. Attk. Last, but not lea.st, climb up
Into the attic Of crawlspace above the cell-
ing of the hOUM. You may need a flash.
hght here. Check the roof sheathing fOf
watei stains, the sign of a leaky roof. Give au e:xpoted beams the screwdriver test.
If you'w found problem areas during
the Inspection, be aure to eeek estimates
from more than one contractor bte/ore
buying the hou•. If structwal re:peln are
needed, lnll:st that they be mad.a befoni
you lak• poucsalon of your MW home.
Other NP&lrs !'My be dcllyed, but ed·
)ustmentt should be made In the put·
chaee price to reflect th• cost of l'RI
nMded~. ..,
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DIAGNOSING-
YOUR PET'S
AIUTIENT
By ltobel Sllden
Untold millions of dollars are spent a:;
nually on animal car• In this country
And the equipment to treat patients In
veterinary hospitals Is now as sophlsll·
cated as that used to care for humans -
making costs rise. too
Often owners are not aware of the care
and cures available today. In order lo
educate the owners of alllng animals, Dr.
Larry Kidwell. a veterinarian In Culver
City, Calif , has written a series of pam
phlets dealing wllh the most common all
m'!nls In dogs and cats
"As a n.ile , on owner with a sick animal
is too upset lo understand everything I
am explalnlng about the all~nt and
treatment So these brochures can be
read al home," Dr KldweJJ explains.
He has given Family Weekly peimls
slon 10 summartze some of his pamphlets,
so pet owners may recognize problems In
their own animals
His first suggestion Is a thorough
cherkup annually for all animals, as a
Isobel Si/den 11 o free lonrf' wnter who owru o
heollhy dachshund
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form of preventive medicine
Dogs' teeth need annual cleaning 10 gel
rkl of tartar All with people, neglect a1n
lead to gum problems, e11tractlon and
even root canal work. Danger-signs In-
clude bad breath, orange lo brownlsh
gums and bleeding gums. If the dog runs
eagerly lo eat, and then hesitates after the
first bite, he might have a toothache To
prevent tartar buildup, your dog should
be fed some dry food daUy, given dog
b15cults or large bones that will not
splinter.
Kidney disease Is one of the most com-
mon problems and can result In kidney
failure If your dog Is not cared for
Among the many dan~ signs to look for
are Increased thirst, vomiting and bad
breath A wide series of tests can aid In
diagn061ng kidney ailments While there Is
no cure for chronic kidney disease, pro-
per treatment and dlel can prolong your
dog's life for m&ny years There also are
al1lllclal kidney machines, and kidney
transplants have been successfuUy con
ducted In the veterinary departments of
many universities
Parasites -better known as worms,
fleas, lice and licks -almost Invariably
come Into every dog's life They can -4w
controlled
Since .all worming medlcallons are
dangeroos drugs. let your veterinarian
determine which products 10 use
Dr Kidwell recommends that you
check with your veterinarian for recom
mended flea-control products.
Skin diseases are seldom fatal to dogs.
but they are very common and frustrating
10 control. Like people. dogs can develop
allergies at any age, and the slg1u can ap
pear quite suddenly The major danger
sign Is Itching After the diagnosis Is
made, most allergies can be controDed by
~dlcllrlon.
Among the parasitic skin diseases,
mange caused by miles ls the most
serious. Agaln. the danger sign Is Itching
If your pet paws al his ear, shakes his
head or scratches. he should be seen by
his veterinarian
Bacterial skin Infections are yellow
pustules on reddened skin and loss of
hair Ringworm Is Indicated by loss of hair
In circular patches This Is highly con
taglous 10 humans
Ear problems In dogs can be prevented
the same way we care for our own ears -
with cleanliness Wrap a damp doth or
cotton ball around a finger and clean the
ear Do not use cotton swabs because
they might push the dirt farther Into the
ear Pur cotton In your dog's ears before
bathing becau..~ moisture a1n set up a
condltk>n that could lead to Infection
In contrast lo rhe many ailments lo
which dogs are suscepllble, cats have
three primary problems upper respir
atory Jnfectk>ns, urinary problems and
abscesses. The first Is slmUar to humans'
colds and flus If your cat's symptoms 1n
elude fever, sneezing, eye and nose
discharges and loss of appetite, he must
be seen by a veterinarian
Urinary problems In cats are com·
pllcated. ohen chronic and require con·
st.ant care Danger signs 10 look for: If
your housebroken cat suddenly Is not
well-mannered; If It attempts 10 urinate
too frequenrly or If blood IS present; If he
ls listless. has a poor appetite and/ or Is
eJ«:esslvely thirsty
And, finally, cau' abscesses are very
serious, requiring medical anenl1on and
antibiotic therapy Signs are hear and
swelllng of the skin, and you can usually
feel a soft lump The cat's temperature
rtses, and he may refuse to eal.
If your cat ls In a flghr, check Im·
mediately for wounds, and vlslt the
vererinarian for antibiotic Injections. This
may prevent Infection as well as the u
pense.s of surgery and hospital care
Most veterinarians wish &II pets would
be spayed or neurered, unless they are of
champion show stock. They point out
that It Is not necessary for a dog or a
cat's well-being to mate or deliver a 1-.
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SWEET TREATS FOR VALENTINE'S DAY
W hether you are planning a party or r l serving a special dinner for two, one
of our Valentine desserts wiU be just what
you're looking for.
PEPPERMINT
STICK CHARLOTTE
2 en•~ unftawcnct getetln
'II cup •up~ divided
Y• t .. apoon Ntt
4 egp, aepereted
2'11 cups mlOt
Red food cobtng
'II cup flnely cniahed peppermint
•tick candy
12 ladyfingers
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
1. In medium 5aucepan, mix ge.lattn, l/•
cup sugar and salt. Beat together egg
yo1ks and milk; stir Into gelatin mixture.
2. Place over low heat; stir constantly un-
til gelatin dissolves and mixture thickens
slightly, about 5 minutes.
3. Remove from heat and cool slightly.
Stir In a few drops of red food coloring
and crushed peppermint candy.
4. ChlU, stirring occasionally, untU mix·
ture mounds slightly when dro pped from
a spoon.
5. WhUe mixture Is chilling, separate
ladyfingers and stand around side of
9-lnch sprlngform pan, founded side
against the pan.
6. Beat egg whites until soft peaks form.
Gradually beat remaining lf4 cup sugar
and beat until stiff peaks form.
7. Fold beaten egg whites Into chilled
gelatln mixture. Fold In whipped cream
and tum Into prepared pan. Chill several
ho urs or until set. To serve, remove sides
o( pan and garnish With addltfonal whipped
cream and crushed peppermint candy.
Moke1 8 to 10 serulngs
STRAWBERRY CREPES
R.AMBE
• a.,..
t,{i cup Cf'Mlft ...... toft9Md
y, cup tour CfMlft
1 tabl11poon conftctlonera' aupr
t leblupoon butt.-°'....,..,.,.
t .... (10 oz. ... "°"" IWMtened en...,,..._......,
1 Wilupoon..,..,
2 IMl1apow 1trawbeny or rupbeny ,......,
Light and prettv Peppermint Stick Charlotte dessert would be good for a Valentine Bridge Luncheon.
2 tablespoons br•ncty or klrtdt
I . Make crepes, set aside and keep
warm.
2. Make filling: In medium bowl WOfk
cream cheese until very creamy. Stir In
sour aeam and confectioners' sugar.
S. All crepes with fURng and roll. Place
filled crepes on dessert plates, off"' two to
a serving.
t . In slUllet, melt butter, add strav.ibenles
and sugar. Cook, stirring until sugar dis-
solves. Stir In strawbcny bqueur.
5. In small pan, heat brandy slightly.
Remove &om heat, tgnne with match.
Pour flaming brandy Into sauce. ladle
sauce over aepes and serve.
Moku 4 servings
CREPES
1 "8
'It cup UMffted •ff.purpoee flour
"' .... POOR Nit
'It ......... ....
~ cup Miil
t 'It leupoone butter or mattertne, .......
1. ln small bowl beat egg until
frolhy, with mixer or wire whisk.
2. Add flour, salt , sugar, milk
and butter, beat until very
smooth.
3. Let batter stand for one
hour. Beat again.
4. UghtJy oil 7 ·i.nch skillet and
heat until a drop of water sizzles
on it.
5. Spoon 2 tablespoons batter
Into skillet, and quic.kly tilt pan
so that batter covers bottom
evenly.
6 . Cook crepe until golden
brown on underside, tum with
spatula and quk:kly brown sec·
ond side. Remove from pan
and stack between waxed
paper. Mo/cu 8 crepes
CHERRY CRUNCH
1 cup quick-cooking ot1ta
Ya cup unalfted all-purpoee
flour
1 cup '"""' pedted brown auger
Vt cup butter or margartM
1 can (1 lb. 5 on.) cherry pie
fitting
SWMtened whipped crNm
orlceetMm
1. Preheat oven to 3500f.
Grease 8-lnch square baking
pan.
2. Mix oats, flour and sugar.
Cut In butter with pastry bl~nder
or two knives until mixture re·
sembles coarse crumbs. Spoon
haH of mixture into prepared
pan.
3. Top with pie filling; sprinkle
with rema.inlng crumbs.
4. Bake for 40 to 45 minutes.
Spoon into dessert dishes.
Serve warm with sweetened
whipped cream or k:e cream.
Makes 8 servings
COEUR A LA CREME
1 lb. fine curd Cf'Nmed cot-
tage chMM
2 pkg.a. (8-oL alze) cream
chMee, room tempeniture
1 cup hNYJ crMm v. cup honey
DHh Nit
2 Jara (12-oz. alza) atrawbefry
SW-... °' 1 qt. freeh
atrawberrlea, rtnaed
1 pint aour cr.am
1 cup honey, warmed
1. Press cottage cheese
through a fine strainer.
2. Mix strained cottage cheese
with softened cream cheese,
cream, honey and salt. Use an
electric mixer or food processor
for this.
3. Une a heart shaped mold.
with holes for drainage, with
cheesecloth.
4. Spoon cheese mixture into
lined mold. Fold cheesecloth
firmly over cheese, pres.sing
down with fingers.
5. Place mold on a plate to
drain and refrigerate several
hours or overnight.
6 . At setVlng time, unmold on·
to a pretty serving plate and
serve with a bowl of strawberry
preserves and a bowl of sour
cream. A pitcher of wcmned
honey would be nice for those
who want this dessert sweeter.
Mow 12 aervlngs
CRISP WAFR.ES WITH
STRAWBERRIES AND
CREAM
1 cup ettted cake flour
1 IMapoon belting powder
'4 IMapoon aa" ..............
~ •auver ·a tabl11paaoa melt..t butter
or margarine v. cup ootcl water
1 IMapoon Yanlffa eX1nct
2 cupa aMoed ..... ened
,,..,. atrawbentee °'
2 pkga. (10.0Z. •In> .... ,.
ened •tr.wbentff
1 pint nnlle Ice CtMm,
aofteoed
SwMlened Whipped Cf'Nm
1. Onto sheet of waxed paper.
sift flour, baking powder and
salt.
I . In medium bowl, beat eggs,
add sugar and beat again. Stir
In butter, water and vanilla.
S. Add sifted flour mixture and
mix, beating until just blended.
4 . Heat waffle Iron according to
manufacturer's directk>ns.
5 . Bake waffles In hot waffle
Iron, about 2 minutes or until
golden brown.
6. Serve waffles topped with
strawberries, a ICOOp of Ice
cram and a lpOOnful ol whipped
cream. Mokea 6 NnJfngs
ti• 'AMll'f WUKl'f, '""*Y 11, lt7't
IN ffiARILYN'S
KITCHEN
This month we find an easy
old-fashioned recipe that
would be good to serve the
family for dinner. The recipe Is
"Chicken Brunswick Stew," a
recipe from the old South. Vir·
ginlans claim to have invented
the CC?~"~ naml~!J it after
caroline of Brunswick. wife of
King George Ill . However,
Georgians disagree and boldly
claim that their state originated
the dish, naming it after the
town of Brunswick. Georgia.
Regardless of its origin It ls a
tasty dish and one that you will
want to try yourself. Beyond
serving to the famJy, Brunswick
Stew could make a good winter
brunch entree or you could
serve It at a buffet supper.
In the many versions of thi.s
old recipe. you might also find
rabbit as an ingredient and beef
or veal also; in other words -
whatever was on hand.
Once you make It and get the
feeling of the dish, you might
want to try your own variations.
You could use all chicken wings
or chicken legs or thighs. You
could also use '12 chicken and
•/2 smoked ham cubes or even a
chunk from a leftover ham or
pot roast.
BRUNSWICK STEW
2 (2Yt to 3 .,.,) c:hlc:lten•,
cut Into I ptec:.e
1 Y, tH9poon• Ult
'A tH9poon ground bf•ck
pepper
4 t•bfeapoon• veo-t•ble
oll
2 cupe co.l'Mfy chopped
onton
2 cupe co.r..ty chopped
cMry
y, cup chopped celery
tops
2 to 3 Iba. fully coolled Nim
lahllntt or etne*ed boc'l•le•• butt
11»er a..r
1 IM9poon roeemety
INMl,CNehed
4 tablupaon• chopped ,.,...,
Y. ... 9poon t.beeco
Nuce
2Yt ... tomatoee, peeled
8nd C"°"*9
W•t• or c:hlctten broth
1 .. ...., bMM. rtnMCI
8ftd trimmed •
, .... (10 OD.) ,,...
llfNI bNna. detroeted
P'AMll.Y WH JQY, ,,..,,.,.., 11, 1'7' • 17
4 cupe frMh com, C4lt
from cob or froan cut
com, detroeted
1 y, .,._ potlltoee, peeled
•nd cubed
1. Sprinkle the chicken with salt
and pepper. In 8-qt. kettle or
Dutch oven, heat vegetable oil
untll hot, but not smoklng.
2. Add chicken pieces and
brown a few pieces at a time.
Do_ not crowd, and tum fre-
quently for even browning. Re-
move chicken from Dutch oven
as they are browned.
3 . Add onion, celery and celery
tops to pan and cook, stirring,
until tender, about 8 minutes.
Drain off excess fat.
4. Return chicken to Dutch
oven; add ham shank, bay leaf,
rosemary, parsley, Tabasco and
tomatoes. Add chicken broth or
water lo cover by one Inch and
bring to a boil over high heat.
Reduce heat and simmer, cov·
ered. for 35 to 45 minutes o r
until chicken ls tender.
5. Add green beans. llma
beans, com and potatoes. Stir
vegetables Into Uquld and return
to boUJng. Reduce heat, cover
and boll gently for 15 to 20 min·
utes longer or untU vegetables
are tender.
6. Remove ham shank from
Dutch oven; remove skin and
fat, discard. Cut ham Into large
chunks and return to Dutch
oven. Taste stew, add more salt,
pepper and Tabasco If needed,
to your taste.
7. Liquid should be fairly thick
at this point. If you wish to
thicken it a bit. blend 2 table-
spoons flour Into 1/4 cup cold
water-smoothly and stir 1nto hot
stew. Heat. stirring untU liquid
comes to boiling and is thickened.
8. To serve. ladle over hot cooked
white rice. Buttermilk biscuits
and a simple tossed green salad
would go along nicely.
Makes 8 servings
When you've got
Velveeta process
cheese spread from Kraft,
good ideas keep popping
. Like this Velveeta
nkfurter grill. Or this
e made with bacon and
lveeta. a different way to serve
· bacon and eggs. For a wholesome
main course idea, combine cubeQ
Velveeta process cheese spread
with ground beef and pork and
beans, and top with biscuits and
sttces of Velveeta. Not only is
Yalveeta process cheese 1pread
del lcious cubed and eo<*ed In
special dishes, like stuffed green
peppers, It tast• fine all by iteelf.
It'• another rMIOn America apett1 cheese KRAFT. ......... ,,..... ..
lilOl!!PUMrl ~ ~
ADD ZEST TO EVERYDAY
COOKING WITH BEER
CHEESE SOUP O..tt ground b&edl pepper 8 eer, one of America's favo-
rite beverages, lends Its own
personality to many different
foods -sometimes creating
spectacular results. I spoke re-
cently to Karin Harms Elliot, the
personable young woman who
Is the chef at Das Festhaus In
WUllamsburg, Va .. and she gave
me several Interesting recipes for
you to cook at home.
'i4 cup afwedcled canota
14 cup chopped onion
l . Cook carrots and onion in
butter or rrnirgarine until tender.
2 . Add flour and blend In
smoothly. Stir In milk and beer.
Cook. stln1ng over medium heal
until liquid comes to bolling and
Is thickened.
v. cup butW Ot ,.......,_
v. cup ••pwpoM flour
2 !n c:up8 ....
'la cup beer
2 c:up8 (I OD.) ahreddM
aharp netural aMdder
chMM
!. Add cheese and seasonings,
stln1ng until melted. ~ tMepoonuh Maus 4 to 6 ~rvlngs
HAIRCOLOR CLINIC
"9~~
J3~ .. :'
£1·eryone rememl>er.r Barbaro Briuon. the
lo•·ely sror of TVs Mr. and Mn. Nnrth. Re-
cent~v she disco••ered a simple new "'I.I)' to
C'Olor Rray hair that nrany wo1t1en how!
asked ahnut.
• DHr ll•rb•r•: My .,ay Wt 1'as bHn
Rd• ..... .,__ ............. ol .......
~ looll I I cob ll. I read ye. wett re.aly
plH1ed wltll Lady C reel .. For•••• so I
loobd for II, ._ dMft ._ no cob duirf.
How clo I pilck My ... !
Mrs. 11.M., Fm/ncltsta..,,, Oltio
There's no confusing ootor chan with Lady
Grecian. The one clean clear liquid works
what~~r your original color was. J1.114 comb
le through dally until t~ gray disappears.
Thm once a wee1l or so kcqll your beauti-
ruJ na1ur1l looking color. And no dyed look
because Lady Grecian works with the
natural chemistry or your hair to re1tin
a natural blend of shades.
• D'•r B11rb•N: l\te uecl llalrcolorl•a.
.... 10 yc.-s -.n ldRch. lliey look ...
~...,. ............. ct.e ..... And ......
ct.o. --, co.do .. C-I ...ttdt wtrh-_. _......._en ttw old color l'OWt o.t!
M,,_ 1..0., H#htHll, Pa.
Yes Indeed. Lady Grttlan Formula Is com-
p1tible whh 1ny haircolor you may have
been uslna. lt"1 aen1le because it has no
domo1ing pflroxid11 $0 your hair will be
.after. heallhltt. Ory ipllt ends be&in 10 dit-
appair ind twitch'"a'I rully easy. JUS« use
Lady Grecian on the gray root area 111 h
blends in. And no mnrq tiresnmc m11ch•u1•.t.
• Dt'Or B•rb11ro: I'm Jut bej1IHl"1t ro
~PY• but I a •t Want 10 ~ U.o CClftllPl'-
c.ted ~ .... Wit I.Acly Greet.. WOftc
oa in a Huie gray!
Mrs. B.D., Bo .. .;,, Mtl.
Oh. it's especially good ror early gray.
because it colors only 1~ gray ... And ifs so
simple. no messy dye. Jusc comb a few clear
drops 1hrough the gr1y 1il it blends with
your natural color. Or, you can even make
highJights. • • •
TM •tti911rly ff1J' wy 10 color aray l\IJr-
Lady Grecian Fonnul1. 1 practically clear
liquid chat's 10tally diUercnl from onlinary
haircdor. Just comb a rew drops lh""'Kh
daily until you have the color )"'>I.I wtint. No mi11ing.nome:ssondno~l"OJ.·1'M.aoyouknow
it'lgcnck No tiresome touch·ups either.
Once you have the color you wane.
I usually about 10 d•ys). a quick comb-
throush once 1 week o r so will keep it
naturaJly lovely with no gray roots ever.
Available at tollctry counters ~erywhcre.
• • •
AIA IMrNN ilWJtOlt abo11t your 1to1;-
colorln1 problem. Write: Barbaro
Britton, Box J11JCC, Wltlte Ploiru, N. Y.
10604. Qu•rtlon.r m•1 be uud In o
/11tu.re column.
To 1ee ltow l>HMtl/uUy IM1 Grrrl41t
Form11t. will wor• /or 10f1, """'for o ~MrowtrlM1iu.lM1trendll wltltyo.,
nonw "1UI .Uru1 U> tltl obov' .dtlru1
FONDUE AU BEER
2 c:up8 (I OD.) efndded
therp a.dder chMee
2 cupe (I oaJ afwedcled
Mtunil bftdt or mid CMd-
dar chMM
2 tabla 1p o l)j'9 c:omaten:tt
O..tt powdei'9d IWIU9terd
'iii tee1p o on pllc .. n
1 can (12 on.) beer
1 lollt CNSty Frwnch or ltel&en
IN9ed. cut"' t ·lnctl ~
l . Toss cheeses, cornstarch and
seasonings together untll well
mixed . Set aside.
2. Heat beer in fondue pot over
medium heat until steaming (do
not boU). Add cheese mixture a
handful al a time .• stirring con-
stantly until cheese melts.
3. Continue to cook and stir un-
til all cheese Is melted and fon -
due Is the consistency of a medi-
um white sauce. Remove to fon -
due burner over low heat. Dip
bread cubes Into fondue wllh
forks. Malcu5or6servlngs
KARIN'S fl.OUNDER IN
BEER
4 lkMandef or broolt trout,
whole wtttl ..... Oft
Ya cup meyonne ... , . .,...
1 tH9P00" ... aontng .. It
1 cupbeer
LemonbutWr
F'""pentey
l . Preheat oven to 350 Of. Coal
a 9 x 13 x 2·1n. pan with 2 ta·
blespoons mayonnaise.
2. Coat flounder with mayon·
naise and place In pan with dark
skin side down.
!. Sprinkle fish with paprika and
seasoning salt. Using a sharp
knife, maketwodiagonalcutson
each flounder and pour beer
over an. There should be 1/4·1nch
ol beer In bottom of pan.
•· Boke fOf 10 to 15 minutes or
just until fish flakes easily with
fork. Serve with lemon butler
and parsley. Malcu 4 .ervlngs
LIEDE.RKRANZ DIP
1'*-:(4on.)L~ ..,.,...... chMM, ........
t .... (I onJ crMfft .....,.,. ...
2 to 4 ••upa one beer
"9 tN111 a on -.., een
VI ... 9POOftgaflcMtt
l . Beat cheaa together In food
processor. Add remaining Ingra•
dlcnts. blendlng weU.
2. Spoon Into s«rvtng bowl. Re·
fr9mitc to blend Ravon.
!. Serve at room temperature
with potato chips, cAn'Ot sticks or
c.aullllowerets.
lilofca oboul l lh CUPf
BUCKWHEAT BUNI
t aos h• • actM *' ,...e ~ .. --... "0., ....
te e fMM.Y W'l1JU.Y, ~ tt, tilt
1 cup buc*whNt pancake ..
1 ew....,beeten
2 tMlup a l)jlS melted butt•
........ ftM
1 teblupaon auger
loutCfMl'lt
1 ju (I OI 4 on.) red CHW
l . Dissolve yeast in warm beer.
Stir In milk. pancake mix . egg,
butter and sugar. Beat with wire
whisk just until smooth
J . Lightly oU a griddle or skillet
unlil a drop o( water bounces on
It
3 . Drop batter by tablespoon on
hot griddle. forming 3 -inch dia-
meter pancakes. Tum with spa·
tula when edge$ appear cooked
and brown other side. Keep bllnl
warm unlll aU batter Is c.ooked .
•· To serve, top with upoonful
of sour cream an<t caviar.
Maire.I about 16 blinl
HOW BEER IS MADE
How Is that amber-gold liquid
with the white-capped head
bfewed? To begin with, a blend
ol top-quality barley Is deaned.
ma.bed and then sent lo the
brewhouse. Thae, It ls crushed
and measured. Specially seled·
ed rice is also used
The crushed malted barley
and the rice bre precisely pro-
porUoned and mixed with water
In the mashing l~tnks . After this
mixing, the mixture Is s1Talned,
producing a clear amber liquid
called wort . This liquid wort
passes Into the huge copper
brew kettles. Here hops are
added, cone-shaped plants
whose clusters of blossoms give
flavor and aroma.
Mer the wort passes through
the hops strainer, It Is pumped
to the cooling towers and cooled
lo appro1dmalely 500f The
wort Is then sent to the starting
ceDars, where yeast Is added 10
start the fermentation.
It ls primarUy during this pro·
cess of fennentation that the llq •
uld wort becomes beer.
When the beet II fully fer·
mented It Is mowd lo the lager
cellars. whett It Is aged In huge
glass·llned tanks. Beechwood
chips cover the lower quat1er of
the tanks, aeaung a natural
clariflcatlon process for the beer.
It Is at this point that a smaJI
amount of freshly yeasted wort
Is added to the beer. cauSlng a
secondary fermentation that
produces natural cart>onatton
and deltghtful flavor.
To assure clartty and purity,
lhe beer Is p&SHd through a
series of finishing filters. Brew-
masters personally check tASte.
color, e.born.tlon. alcoholic
content. ttablllty and otl'wr
charact«rlstks to maka sure that
each brew It of unlfOfm high
quality.
TM rttulting ~ Is now
ready fot cennln.g or bottling.
Mer you buy bHr 11 shouJd be "°'.ct In a cool. datk place
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How did Maxwell House do it? With the first
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make your coffee breaks something special. And
it's }rtt with proof of purchase~
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great way to make your coffee breaks special.
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READERS' RECIPE
EXCHANGE
~ crumbs, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon salt
and l/4 teaspoon ground black
pepper.
Shape mixture Into small
meatballs.
In large kettle or Dutch oven,
heat 1 can (15 ozs.) tomato
..auce, 3 cups water, l lb. car·
rots, sliced, 1 can (8 ozs.) peas,
4 cups diced potatoes, and 1/l
cup chopped onion.
Heat to bolling; add meat·
balls. Reduce heat and simmer,
covered, 45 to 60 minutes.
Thtre should be enough liquid
to cover vegetables and meat
whUe cooking.
Add salt and J>'?pper to taste.
If desired. Serve In bowls.
Makes 6 to 8 servings
Mrs. Fowler says that she en-
joys the f AMIL y WEEKL y
Cookbook and The Neighbors'
Recipe Exchange. The Fowlers
read F AMll Y WEE.Kl.Y in the
Herold-Journal, Spartanburg, s.c.
Cosev Foster of Moore,
Oklo., sends a redpe for Green
&chilodo O:assero~.
GREEN ENCHILADA
CASS Ell OLE
In large skillet. cook 1 lb.
ground beef until brown, break·
Ing up with large spoon as II
cooks. Add 1 cup chop~
onion and '12 lb. sharp cheddar
cheese, shredded. Heat 1 pkg.
(12 ozs.) com tortillas )ust until
soft in hot oil; then fill with
meat-cheese mixture, roD and
place In baking pan.
In medium saucepan, melt l/4
cup butter or margarine, sttr In
Y4 cup all-purpose flour
smoothly. Add 2 cups milk.
Heat to boUing, stirring con-
stantly. Stir In 1 can (6 ozs.)
chopped green chUes and 112 lb.
processed cheese, cubed. Cook
sauce over low heat until
cheese melts.
Pour cheese-chUe sauce over
enchiladas and bake In a pre-
heated 350°F. oven for 20-30
minutes until bubbly.
Moku 6 servings
Casey reads FAMn.Y WEEKLY
In the Journal, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Attention ReGdetal
Fa•ll!I W..kl!I now
paya 110 fot ••el!I
.-..19hbol1 Recipe
publlah~ .
WhatS brewing at Lipton?
5 exciting flavored teas.
•
If you have I a recipe and
some cooklng advice to share,
write: Marilyn Hansen, Neigh:
bors' Recipe Ex.change, F AMIL v
WEEXLV magazine, 641 Lexlng·
ton Ave .NewYoTk,N.Y.10022.
For every recipe published,
FAM1tYWE.EKLY Will pay $10.
Recipes must include your
name. address, telephone
number and the news·pal>'?f In
which you read FAMll.Y WEE.K
L v Due to the volume of mall,
we cannot answer letters or 1
return recipes. In the case of
similar recl~s. the one with the
earliest postmark will be used.
AU recipes become the propert'y
of F AMIL v WEE.KL V
Mrs. Fern Gil/lam sends us o
poncoke ,.ecfpe this month.
Fem JO}IS, ''Everyone I hove
given this recipe to savs that It ls
the best!
THE BEST PANCAKES
ln large bowl, beat together 2
tablespoons oil. 1 egg and 1
cup mUk.
Sth ·together 1 cup unsifted
all-purpose flour, 2 tablespoons
baking powder, 2 tablespoons
sugar end lft teaspoon salt.
Add dry Ingredients to liquid
Ingredient$, blending well. Stir
In 1 additional tablespoon milk.
Fry on lightly oiled hot grid·
die. Makes about 8 poncokes
The Gilllams read F AMIL v
WEEKL V In the Costa Times
Wa.lnut Creek, Calif., and The
Tron«:rlpt. Concord, Calif.
Mrl. Bruce Fowler of ~·
nJ}f, South Carolina 1ends us
thll /amlly pleasing •w recipe.
ECONOMICAL
MEATBALL STEW
In large bowl, combine 1 lb.
ground beef, 1/t cup bread
Oranae la Spice:
Fragrant orange
flavor. sweet spice
and a special blend of
tea. It's relaxing hot.
It's refreshing icP.d .
l emon la Spice:
Tangy lemon flavor,
sweet spice and
a special blend of
select teas.
It's a pick-me-up,
hot or iced.
when you
purchase
any box of
Lipton• Flavored
Tea Bags
Mint:
Delightfully fresh
mint flavor and a
special tea blend.
It's lovely hot. It's
lively iced.
Cinnamon:
A slightly spicy com·
bi nation of cinnamon
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WHAT mAKES PEOPLE
RUN AWAY?
Running away from home could be
considered something of an
American tradition. As far back as Col-
onial tlme.s, so many husbands left their
wtves and chlkiJ'en to head for parts
unknown that at least one colony -
Rhode lsla nd -formally decided to pro-
vide help for the families left behind.
What's new Is that today people are still
running away -and doing so in greater
numbers than ever before.
Hard statistics on the nation's runaway
populanon are, of course, Impossible to
compile, it's estimated, however, that at
any given time several mUllon Americans
are fugitives from their homes. Govern-
ment studies show that between 300,000
and 500,000 teenagers run away from
home each year.
Also new: the nslng number of run-
away wives. Private detective agencle.s
speclallilng In missing-persons work
report a sharp rise In the number of
runaway-wife c:ases they're being asked
to solve. Travelers' Aid offices around the
country are also encountering more and
more wives (and mothers) who run
away. Many do so lmpulslvely, wllhout
any prior planning: they tum up In bus
and railroad stlltlons stranded.
As Travelers' Aid Society official
Samuel Mopslk de.scribes the situation,
"'fyplcally, such a wife breaks the piggy
bank, mkes the youngest child or two,
goes to the bus line and uses the money
to buy a tid<et lo the farthest place she
can. She ends up somewhere without a
penny and conlbcts Trnvelers' Aid "
Changing societal attitudes towards
runawnys also constitute a new trend At-
tll\ldes are becoming less judgmental,
more sympathetic and understanding,
This Is particularly true In the case of
}uvenlle runaways Until fairly recently,
police officers and judges viewed run·
aways as junior-grade criminals, while
numerous mental·health professionals
saw them as slightly crazy. (For years the
American Psychiatric Association's baslc
remence book on mental dts0rders listed
running 11way as a major childhood dis-
order.) Now policemen and juvenile
courts are geneniUy more sympathetic to
the plight of young runaways: now the
psychological community recognlze.s lhat
while most kids who run are troubled,
they're no more troubled than many kids
who do not run. In fact, some case·
worken say that often the runaway child
Is the healthiest member of the fnmlly
la Any~ hmnune? Definitely not.
People who run away frnm home come
from every M?gme.nl of society. Age-wbie.
too, they cover a wide span -from
chtldrcn as young as 11 or so to men In
their 70.. Number among runaways pro-
fessionals and people on welfare,
businessmen end h~es. truck·
Myron 8,.111on II o '"'"""" uirlt«" llvlng In New Yorti
12 • 'AMll..Y WUKl..Y, '*".,., 11, .. 7'
drivers and artists.
As a caseworker at the Family and
Children's Service of Mlnneapolls
observes, "What distinguishes people
who run away lsn't their backgrounds but
their degree of panic."
Why They Run. Men, women and
children who run au have some things in
common: when they take off they're
panicky, they feel overwhelmed by their
problems, they hu•. Beyond such gen-
eral!tles, reasons for running vary con-
siderably. Some husbands run away 10 be
with their sweethearts. Many spllt to get a
"poor man's divorce" -to avoid paying
-the alimony or child support they wouJd
have to pay were there to be a formal
dlvOfCe proceeding. Other husbands run
away because they've been out of wont
for a long time, feel worthless, feel their
families look at them as failures and final·
ly fall apart. Some men, drowning In a
sea of debt, also flnaJJy escape their
creditor$ by running away
Most striking and touching are men in
their earfy and middle 70s who run from
Institutions. from grown-up children they
claim are abusing them or as a kind of last
attempt at independence.
As for runaway wlve.s. some also take
off 10 be with their sweethearts. Some run
because they can't face the trauma of
legal sepanttlon or divorce. Some leave
because they've been habitually battered
by their husbands. Many who run away
"I could ,...., g.t tfwougll to
hla." ~ Q W09Qft who tan
QWQ)I ff09 het hueband.
do so because tt\eY feel emotionally abus-
ed They say their husbands won't talk to
them, won't listen, won't give them love
and attention -Wbn't even admit any-
thing Is WTong
"Harry was a good provider," explains
one runaway wife whose husband Is a
factory foreman In Michigan. "But after
dinner he'd watch TV, and on weekends
he'd do something with his buddies. I'd
ask him to talk to me, and he'd say,
'Whafs there to t211k about?' and he
thought that meant I wanted to have sex.
I could never get through to him."
And why do teenage runaways leave
their hom8S? Four adolescents en·
countered some months back In SAJA, a
runaway shelter tn the nation's capllal, IJ.
lustmte $0me of the reMOns why. Steve,
a 10th.grader, ran y a/tvr flunklng
mAth . he was afr to faw h\s hard-
drMng, p rt parents. Shella ran
when she '-ln by her alcohollc
mother. Paul Jqft at 15 when he finally
had had enough of lnC'Caftndy b«Jng
picked on by his father •nd his slsetrs
Sandy split 11her hCr stepfather began to
thow too much lntvrat In her.
According to Sttve Tortcelton of CO"-
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nant House, a shelter for runaways and
other homeless kids In New York City,
"Every year the problems that drive kids
to run away become more serious "
How They Survive. For the most
part, not easlly and not well. Most people
who run away are Ill-equipped for lhe
running They're very dislraught Their
funds are quite limited And they have
neither the know-how nor the personality
lo survive for very long as fuglllves. Some
white-collar workers who run away, In-
cluding men who were executives, end
up driv\ng taxicabs to get enough money
to llve. Men who holcl union airds
generally fare better, they can get work In
their fields anywhere they are -pro-
viding work is available Lacking ]Ob
skills, some runaway housewives wind up
doing mental wont -like changing
sheets In motels Those with office skills
are luckier; they can land temporary
clerical work. A minority of runaway
wives end up as prostitutes
On the whole. life Is easier for teenage
runaways. As the sad stones In news-
papers and magozmes have II, some
runaway boys and girls do end up on the
streets, selling their bodies or peddling
drug.s Fortunately, the majority of
minors who run .,w.,v from home hide
out with friends. (Sometimes the "host's"
parents don't even know the runaway Is
there; the young fugffive sneaks In at
night. creeps out again at dawn.) A grow·
Ing number of teenage runaways stay -
for o limited tlnw -In !Qgitlmate. certified
runaw&y houses of which there are more
than 120 around the countty. Part&.lly
funded by the U.S . Government, thes4!
shelters offer youths free she~r, food
and counte.llng. Thoy do have rules -
no HX, drugs or "'°'8nce on the
preml.Ms. also, parents have to be
notified o( a teenager'• amval.
Both In the ~ ol JuvvnOe and &duh
runaways, IOMe dlsappur forever -or.
ot lea!t, for years. Few ~.,. or "'10C'M,
they 1113n.tge to make new hva for
themtelva. But th~'re well In the
minority. Sooner or later, most runaways
do come back They come back becau5e
ii isn't easy to survive. They come back.
too, because they do become lonely for
1ho.se they left behind.
In fact, most runaway teenagers <11re
back with their folks within a week, most
husbands and wives within a month or
so. OccasJonally, that homewzird joumey
takes a very long lime. One Memphis
husband kissed his wife and children
good-bye and went off on a hunting trip.
Twenty·nlne years later he returned. Ask
ed what had happened, he replied.
"Guess I just wanted to get around."
ProblelD9 of the Left-Beh~•
Most often, when a penon runs away the
family members left behind feel abandon-
ed Feel rejected. Feel lol/Ofthless and
helpless. They also harbor plenty of
understandable anger.
Leh-behind spouses usually face
serious practical concerns. Runaways
often rifle joint bank accounts before they
go or leave a mountain of debts behind U
the runaway was a wage earner there are
further serious financial complications.
There are other deprivations. the loss of
companionship and the loss of "services"
that the runaway spouse provided Left
behind husbands, for Instance, suddenly
dl5cover they hnve to be cooks, gov-
ernesses, maids, chauffeurs. they have to
make breakfast for the kids and send
them off to school; they have to feed the
family pooch -on and on The children,
who usually are stunned by ii.. parent's
disappearance, have to be told and given
special attention. Often stay-behind
spouses feel oveTWhelmed Some tum to
counsellng for help.
''The family Is In crisis," explains Harry
N Zehnka of the Family Service of Lot
Angeles, one of the many agencies that
provide such counseling.
Revnlon -Hopa and Ha.urde.
Some runaways tum up agaln only 10 get
a legal separation or divorce Many.
though, come bllck home strongly hoP.
Ing that now thing~ will be different, bet\
ter Instead , runaway spouses may r~tum
to mates who have had enough. runaway
youths may come baCk to porents who
flatly say, ulf you can't abide by our rules
you'U have lo bve el9ewh~,_ ... Often,
though. both the runaway and the left
behinds are united In their wish for a hap-
py ending
Only famllltts thot Mnle down to the
hard, painful "wot1c" of confTonttng their
problems haw o dla~ for a h.lppy end·
Ing. Thot mey weD ttqutre ~81
lnleTVCntion. Running away n.wr sol\les
problems, but eometll'Mt It docs 1'111
help t>eople face up to theirs. la:.I
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A cross the country, more and more
Americans are discovering !he fun of
collecting antique jewelry. Prices for
mass-produced jewelry have sky-rock-
eted In recent years In the face of declin-
ing quality and poor resale value. In con-
tnist, antique pieces are exquisitely
crafted and tend to appreciate In value
over time. But antique jewelry needn't
cost thousands of dollars. Choice ex-
amples may be found for as little as $25.
Whatever the price, a single purchase
may lead to a lifetime of pleasurable col-
lecting for men and women alike.
Gifts of antique jewelry convey an
elegant, Individual expression of feeling
as well as the hint of a romantic past. The
tradition of love gifts and symbols of
friendship go back seveTal centuries and
take many delightful forms. Raizel
Halpin, director of Ares Antiques, New
York, notes that In the late 18th and early
19th centuries, a popular conceit was the
giving of a miniature portrait of the giver,
complete with a lock of hair in a separate
compartment at the back. While few, If
any. miniature portrait painters are to be
found today, antique miniatures. often
with a charming sentiment inscribed, a.re
readily avallable -and you can always
snip off a lock of your own hair.
T he eye miniature (see Ulustration) wa.s
a favored love gift in other eras.
These, usually set as brooches or pen-
dants, or as rings ot bracelets, are mini-
portraits of the eye of the beloved -
sometimes depicted with a wisp of hair.
And If you are Interested in stickpins,
you can buy the antique ~on In the
question-mark design (Ulustrated) for as
little as $35.
The Gemel (from geminl or twins) or
Fede (from "faith" or "faithfulness") has
been used as a love ring since Roman
times. It features two clasped hands.
sometimes separating to reveal a secret
heart, locket or Inscription Likewise, the
''Regard" ring and the "Dearest" ring
were popular Georgian and Victorian
fancieS. Hoop-shaped, these were set
with different colored stones of which the
first letter of each spells out the word
"Regard" or .. Dearest~" for eumple,
R\Jby. Emerald, Gamet, Amethyst, Rose
quartz and Diamond. Pieces spelling out
the, beloved's name were also prized.
But how to begin a collection? Cennln-
ly, there are rules to be foDowed. ACCOfd-
lng to Mrs Halpin, to flnd sources of anti-
que jewelty, consult your telephone
directory. Check the Yellow Pages under
")ewelry." Some jewelers wtll handle
estate jewelry. Thrift shops, second-hand
stores, flea markets and tag soles also
provide good hunting grounds. The prl·
mary source for antique Jewelry.
however. ls obviously th& antique shop.
"Unies, you are extn~ know-
ledge.able._ always buy from a dealer who
will guarantft the age and genuineness of
what he wlls," advises Ha~1n .
.lotflnc Ur!ckn It o wrlt« ,,,edolUlng In ort
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In the United States, "antique" signifies
something over 100 years old, "Geor-
gian" ,iewelry was produced during the
reigns ol the first four EngllSh Georges:
"Victorian" jewelry was made and worn
during the reign of Queen Vlctorla
(1837-1901), and "Edwardian" slgnifte.s
pieces made while Edward VU was King •
(1901-1910). Since America, as a young
and s1r1.1ggllng nation, had little time for
producing fine jewelry, much of what sur-
v1ves ls from England and th& Continent.
Now that you've begun your quest,
consider the following questk>ns. Flnt of
all, ls the piece what It's purported to be?
Ask the dealer what It's made of. how old
It Is, what It was used for. whether all the
parts are original and whether th& stones
are genuine. 8om>w the dealer's loupe.
Ex.amine the piece carefully for lmpor1ant
flaws; missing prongs, c:raeked enafMI,
chipped stones, Look for bonuses:
haDmarks, fnsc:rlptions and dates.
Next, consider If the piece Is In good
condition. "Perfect" meant In lb Of1glnal .
condition, not repaired in any way.
Pieces, however, on which a repair has
been carefully and lovingly executed
need not be scorned. But avoid pieces
with lead solder marks, visble differences
In shades of gold or an obYtous case of
gold-plating to hide repairs. With rings.
check that they haven't been sized so that
the seam shows or prong·set stones In
later rings are loose or unevenly set.
"I rernembe.r a client telling me of her
purchase at auction of a beautiful antique
ring. She wore the ring onoe; upon re-
moving It al the end of the day. she
dlscoveft!d an empty settJng starln,g up at
her. Imagine her dismay!" H~ln recalls.
She wams that major stones (precious
stonell of gNat value) be checked before-
hand to be sure that settings are tight and .,u prongs present. "On the other hand,
don., be homfled If you loM a sman
stone." Jhe adds, ''bttauw a change ol
temperature m1y k>oMn Cltnlurics-old
glue, but a qualified anttque )cwelry shop
Is always pnipered to provide repleat-
ments of the COffed period.
Other important considerations: ls the
piece a good example of its kind? Is it
handcrafted or machine-made? Look for
slight Irregularities, the hallmark of hand-
work. If the piece is carved, judge quality
by refinement of detail. U it is engraved by
hand, the pattern should vary slightly.
Next, do you loue It? This is of para-
mount Importance. U you feel uncertain
and have only mild enthusiasm, don't
buy It. The wearability of the piece Is also
worthy of note. Does it become you?
Does it make you feel more attractive?
Does it add lo your joie de uiure?
Is lt a good buy? This is a question you
can't afford not to answer. Generally. an-
tique jewelry prices are slightly higher in
the West, and higher in big cities than In
small towns. If a piece is offered to you at
a price below what comparable piec.es are
selling for, then it Is a good "buy," but
you must first learn to compare. Don't be
misled by a dealef's willingness to come
down in price: some dealeTs expect
customers to bargain and thus have pric-
ed their stocks accordingly.
W Ill it increase in value? When Jook. f 1 ing to make good buys, a general
rule of thumb is to e.schew what is in
vogue today and look Instead for what
might be fashionable tomorrow. Some
notable examples of current good "buys''
include: lavalietes (delicate pendants of
gold set with tiny gemstones or pearls);
long strands of beads. including amber,•
)et., crystal and tortoise; cut steel jewe(Jy;
and lava and shell cameos.
Some collectors specialize In a certain
period -Georgian, Victorian, art
nouveau; some In a country of origin -
England, France, Italy; and some In a
category of jewelry -mourning jewelry.
Etruscan work or earrings, to name only
a few. Signed and dated pieces are usua.1-
ly more prized than those not marked.
Additionally, If you are fortunate enough
to get a piece In Its original box, treasure
the box and pass it on the same way. The
vaJue Is enhanced. uAs you buy jewelry,
try to see the possibilities of pairing or
matching pieces to wear together,"
Halpin suggests.
Considering the advanced age of your
purchase, "Handle with Care" ls an Im-
portant motto. Each piece should be
stored separately. preferably In its own
box or compartment. Never leave your
jewelry In a damp or extremely dry place,
In diTe<:t sunbght or near direct heat.
To clean antique jewelry. slmply wash
the pieces carefully in soapy water with a
bit of ammonia added, then r1nse and dry
~ntly with a jeweler's rouge cloth or a
sllver·polishing chamois. Never soap
pearls. ootals, turquoise, amber, opal or
any other soft, absorbent stone. Th.ey wl11
discolor and be ruined. And never soak
hair jewelry. por1T'alts or foll·back stc>nfl.
FinaUy. ask yourself, Does lt Improve
my collection? You wlll buy what you
low, but w1th time and knowledge your
coste wiU change. So, don't despair If _
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ofter • few years. Sell It off and Invest In
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THROWING IN THE
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T~ towels we put out for
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All! not the ones we use.
Much fancier and handsomer
Are those for guests we chOO!Je.
They're thick and they are
colorful.
But that's not what Is be.st
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And guem should be Impressed.
If guests should choose to use
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1 tried one of these towels once
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\•.t: •t·:::·'-•---.,,...~ 'TV t~ .. ~·
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It isn t wau:nang us.
-Fronk Walsh
My next-door neighbor kicked
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moment Into the mortgaged
space about u.s and sold, ."I'd
feel better about people saying,
'How are you?' If more of them
wafted for an answer. "
-Robert Orben
THROUGH A CHILD'S
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Toni, a 7-year~ld &iend,
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I ... :nJ~ nll!!li;ndo Gngory
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Here's an original thought: not
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many people -for a variety
of reasons. Some like It because
a Valentine's Day token of af-
fection relieves the monotony
of mid-winter blahs. Others find#
that the shortest month gives a
boost toward the headlong rush
into spring. And for those of us
with children, February offers
9Chool vacation days and a
chance to catch up on patriotic
legends. For women -like me
-raising kids In single-parent
households, It offers a chance
to develop some new Ideas
about Hone.st Abe and the
Father of our Country.
Like many women in Amer·
lea today. the· man I married Is
now being Clllled Daddy by
someone else's children; mean-
while, my sons watch their
mothe as.sume responslbllities
that their friends' fathers
routinely take care of, It Is, I
think, much different from the
way I grew up.
People look at the way our
country used to be and lament
the fact that families are not the
way they once were. lnstud of
unehallcnged roles and duttn,
we now find people an1dous to
exploN new ways of Dvtng, new
apcrlenca, new behavior pet-
i.tnt. Now there are millions of
famllla headed by fonMrly
man1ed parents -the mawlaa
Morf/vn Muma~ WIUlt0n 11 o W~•C
COOlll·"-ed Wrfler,
men and women who shoulder
the huge challenge of raising
children to responsible adult·
hood. It's ·a big job for two
parents: for one person, II can
appear at times as an Insur-
mountable task.
I like to think that the shaky
state of the present nuclear
famlly doesn't have to mean
thatAmerlcalsweakernowor
that the country Is less capable
of greatness. In fact, Abraham
Lincoln's mother died when he
was nine and George Washing-
ton's father died when he wa.s
11 . It didn't seem to have
diluted their ability to achieve,
to be responsble 0t to ac-
complish deeds of enduring
value. In the past two or three
centuries In this country It was
death, rather than divorce, that
uprooted famlOes, lniroduced
"step" families and disrupted lit-
tie children's lives.
Perhaps today's single-parent
families have a unique oppor-
tunity to help children develop
some of the 1ratts that made
America atrong. Leaming at an
early age that Ide holds uncer·
t.alntles, dllappolntments and
heartache need noe be a deblll·
t.ating lesson. It can, If an adult
handles It wisely, be a woy of
helping children re~lllit thal our
country -just like our famtlla
-must be handled wtth care,
be chemhed and be protected
to the bae of our abWty. l.eam·
Ing that one ol tht things that
made Amcrlc.a grul WU or-
dinary people's determination
to~ grat things, tn
an atmosphere of freedom and
mutual respect, can be a child's
best history lesson. I like to
think that a child growing up In
a family where there Is no father
Is forced to assume extra re·
sponsibllity. to view life as a
joumey with no guarantees and
to learn that people's deeds af-
fect others; guidelines that have
paralleled the growth of our
republic.
February holidays loom In
my memory as a blur of Daddy
hanging the flag, and Mama
baking cherry pie and serving
Lincoln log ca.ke amid the
stories of telhng no lies and pay-
ing debts. There Is no reason
why these legends cannot be
equally applicable to those of us
raising children on our own.
Perhaps we slngle·parent fa-
milies can team a few lessons
from stories about the Father of
our Country and Honest Abe.
l llke to think tha't Lincoln and
Washington managed as chll·
dren to suNlve the loss of a
parent. They a1'o managed to
learn the value of helping others
whlle they helped them5elvn.
They did It In s;plte of the fact
that th~ young yeara were
dlwpted by the lack of a tee\lte
traditional family. May our chll·
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th«lr examples. Perhaps thlt
year our kids wOI learn moni
from Wa.shlnaton and Lincoln's
blrthdoys than 1tor1a about
chc11)1 tren and the pey-
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llkt to think IO. ..,
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I f you really enjoy keeping house,
cooking and sewing but have won-
dered whether It's fashionable to admit it,
you11 be interested in some recent discov-
eries. Despite all the current hullabaloo
aimed at bringing every woman into the
work force, many bright, competent
women derive great satlsfactlon from
keeping their homes clean and attractive.
The Institute for Social Research of the
University of Michigan queried a repre-
sentative sample of women on their feel-
ings about running a home.
So•• 1u1p1ltlng dlteov•tl••
fol th• WOMQft who l•n 't IUI•
ah•'• th• "•oth•1ln9" tvp•.
The LSR discovered that two out ot three
women declared flatly that they liked their
housework. The other third Uked parts of
the work. Only 4 percent dismissed all
housework with the comment, "I dislike It
all." College-educated wives who con-
centrated only on homemaking ~ed
to have multiple doubts about their mar-
riages. A combination of homemaking
and an outside Job seemed lo make the
college-trained wife happier.
There's no doubt that many women
would feel they'd missed one of the great-
est pleasures of life If they placed jobs
before chUdren. But contrary to the
WORKING WIVES VS.
WIVES WHO WORK
popular idea that women without chil-
dren suffer from a feeUng of being
"incomplete," a number of studies have
revealed that chUdless wives are as happy
or happier than women with children.
Even as women move into middle ~.
childless women continue to be as con-
tent. In fact, the studies suggest that
mothers should realize that though they
love their chUdren, they may find the in-
fant and young-child years a low satisfac-
tion point in their' lives.
Because of the physical, emotional and
financial strain of their responsibilities,
many women feel their relationships with
their husbands seriously deteriorate. One
researcher who compared couples with
children to childless couples found the
childless couples had significantly more
verbal communication with each other;
felt closer to each other as a result. and
had higher marital satisfaction. As the
children grow, the couple's relationship
ohen revives. The years after the children
are grown are often a high point In satis-
faction In the woman's life and in her rela-
tionship with her husband.
0
There are types of women who should
never combine job and homemaking,
says Mrs. Dorothy Becker, a vice presi-
dent of a nationwide temporary employ-
ment service, who has spent 13 years
working with women's groups and with
housewives exploring the idea of a home-
and-work combination.
Some women who may be capable of
managing both home and outside work,
but will never be hnppy doing it , cause
their families to suffer. according to Mrs.
Becker. Many such women, she points
out, find themselves completely fuHUled
in caring for house and famUy but are in -
fluenced by workingwomen friends and
believe they "ought'' to do the same.
Another type who shouldn't seek a job,
says Mrs. Becker. is the easygoing ln-
divldunl who takes life lightly. She enjoys
her luncheon. shopping. her ahemoon
televisJon, her afternoons at the pool in
the summer Though she may not be the
best housekeeper on the block, her relaxed
nnture keeps her fnmlly together.
The third type that Mrs. Becker has
learned to recogniz.e as a bad job-plus-
ure.
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homemaking risk is the woman who
would use her career 10 become the fami·
ly martyr. The woman who uses her job
plus home responsibil1t1es to feel sony for
herself releases her anger on everyone
each day when she returns home. No,
she hasn't time or streng1h to help the
children with therr homework No, she
can't shop with the chUdren or do most of
the things other mo<hers do. She has to
work. To force 11 woman who feels like
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step In the destruction of that family.
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common to discuss with their husbands.
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WHY I LIKE mv FAmlLY
F amlly Weekly offers more excerpts
from essay contestants who have writ·
ten so mo\lfngly about their love and ln·
volvement within their family group.
FAMIL V FREEDOMS
They let me -
Dry their tears, mop their brow,
Laugh at their cares, show them how;
Feed their dog, train their cal,
Meet their friends, where It's at;
Hem their skirts, mend their socks,
Hear their songs, roll and rocks,
Wash their clothes, their dishes. too.
Iron and clean, their rooms will do;
Surprise them with gifts, large and small.
Bake Christmas cookies. happy birthday
and all
Love them and lose them, as life will re·
quire,
Cuddle up In my robe In front of our fire .
Helen D. Stoey
Pismo Beoch, Calif.
San Lui• Obispo Telegram-Tribune
THE VALUES OF FAMILY
During their early years, my children ac·
quired an Interest In good literature from
a gnmdmother. From their !Vandfather,
who owned an apple orchard, they learn-
ed of the closeness to the soil that our·
tured the growth of our great country.
They gained compassion .for the less for·
tunate from their great-aunt ... From their
mother, they acquired an appreciation of
music and from me, an Interest In his·
tory ... special Influence: It has nothing to
do with money. Glenn W. Sunderlond
Newton, Ill.
Decatur Herald
THE STRENGTH Of UNSPOKEN
LOVE
I can't paint a literary Norman Rockwell
portrait of my family. We are not lll<e that.
We've ~ our family feuds. My father
likes his beer. My parents have been
known to have shouting matches, and
there was plenty of stiling rivalry among
my brother, sister and myself. We have
never been a "ktssee, huggee" family, but
love Is there , a base, a rock. a constant
that never changes. With oge has come
understanding and appredatton of them
as people. Monica Smeal
Nlogaro Fans. N. Y.
Niagara Gazette
QUIET LOYALTY -QUIET JOY
My family me.ans many things to me,
some things being very different hom
othm: the )oy I feel when my baby
daughter reaches out h«t chubby little
arm1 to me to be held; the pride I have In
my family's quiet loyalty; MClng the
bunting ptlde my fbthor has In hll grand·
chlldrtn. fHll09 my heart )ump a little
wtth )oy evtryday wMn my hwbend
coma home from~.
Jan'" Whfaington
Colorodo ~. Colo.
Colon>do Sprlnflf Gaatte Tfitwaph
SORTING 11lE PRIORITIES
After a year of college In 1956, 1 had
dropped out and gotten married. In the
fall of 1974. I added "full-time student" lo
my roles of wife and mother. As a family,
we've always supported each other -In
school work, jobs, spofts and organlm·
tlons. Our schedule was overthrown by
university requirements, but everybody
pitched in as my degree became a priori·
ty. My only regret is that only one name
will be on the diploma. There should be
more. My education has been our educa·
tion. Our family has earned it together.
Doris Littrel/
Columbia, Mo.
Columbla Tribune
A FAMJL Y OF ONE'S CHOOSING
Why do I llke my fzimlly? My life Is too
short to tell It all Except for one of our
eight children, we chose each other. On-
ly one came 10 us as an Infant. Despffe
the Insecurities and scars any one child
brought, the others made room and
helped. Arrival of a new sister Of brother
was cause for a welcome party. This
tremendous and unusual family Is now
scattered from the East to the West, but
the bond of togetherness Is alive and
thriving. Effie C. Grun
Savannah, Go
Savannah News
SACRIFICE AND SHARING
As soon as a need arises, some member
of our family is there to help. II may be
sisters helping each other afte'r childbirth.
Or perhaps my parents selling their home
and moving to an apartment nearby in
order to save us hundreds of miles of
travel every few weeks after my l'iusband
developed a heart condition. Or a father
uncomplainingly working at two Jobs and
going to a college at night for many years
so his children might have the necessities
and education he wanted for them.
Hekn Panw/ico
Union Dole. Pa
Soonton Times
A NOTE OF GRAMUDE
O ne wonderful gift my family gave me
was the freedom to grow up at my own
good time . So many young people I
know express anger al having been fore·
ed to grow when they were "100 okl for
toys" and then "too young" for more
mature fonnt at en1ertalnmen1. My pe·
sonal growth hasn't been at all harmed by
betng allowed to be me. and keeping a
port at the chlld In me alive. To my family
I say, thank you. You taught me to low
and raped humanity by llklng me.
Coria HammlngtOn
MtnMOpolft. Minn.
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HOW IT AFFEOS PERSONALITY
• Children from large families oftert
daydream more, feel more Inferior and
have greater social adjustmen.t problems
than do children with fewer siblings.
• Boys with older brothers tend to act
more masculine, and those with older
sisters tend to act more feminine.
• The highest proportion of delin-
quency Is found among second children
In three-or four-child families.
Most experts say there Ls no "pre.ferred'
family po$ltlon that can Insure happiness,
competence or mental health. "But those
are phenomena that we cannot change,"
says University of North Carolina's Dr
Jane H. Pfouts, "and there has been
enough reliable ~arch to show rwt
that It does make a difference." .,
B.v Glotla Hoch•an m arvln seemed precocious, even as
a baby. By the time he entered
school, he was reading second-grade
books. Today ~rvln attends Harvard
Law School and seems destined to
become a brilliant attorney.
Marvin's younger brother, Eddie. was
an average student who excelled In
athletics and was always popular. Eddie
seemed more outgoing than his brother.
N2 one wa.s surprised when he chose a
career in publ's relations.
The dtffererlces between the brothers
may result. simply, from their birth order
and family size, which many experts
believe have significant bearing on per·
sonality, academic achievement and
career choices.
The link between birth order and suc·
cess Is wen documented. with many
studies agreeing that:
• The oldest child Is more likely to be
graduated from college and graduate
school. and It Is probable that he will
achieve eminence.
• Younger children tend to venture
Into fields that demand Interpersonal
relationship skills, such as public rela-
tions. psychotherapy, social work and
joumalism
• Only children, like firstborn, are
overrepresented In the upper 1.Q. group
and among students In universities with
high entrance requirements. They seem
more resourceful In solving problems,
and their Intense need to achieve makes
them wUllng to do exacllng work.
• Children from smaller famllies rend
lo do better on Intelligence scores.
Researchers suggest that firstborn and
only children have the advantage of Hme
alone with parents who are more Involv-
ed with them than they will ever be with
later-born children.
While the relationship between birth
order and achievement Is generally ac·
cepted. there Is less agreement about the
effect of family position on personality.
Nevertheless, much research agrees
that oldest children will take themselves
more seriously. are more reserved, sen·
sltlW, fearful and comj.>etftfve than their
younger siblings. They also are more like-
ly. In the face of powerlul adults, to con·
-ceal aggressive feelings.
Youngest children, no matter the sl1Je
of the famdy, often feel the tug between
wanHng to grow up quickly to catch up to
their siblings, yet wanting to papetuat.e
the extra attention that the "baby" of the
family often receives. Sometimes this
produces an "unsettled'' adult, careening
from maturity to childlike behavior. Ac·
ceptlng responsibility may be troublesome
In adulthood alnce youngest children
grow up counting on older brothers and
sisters.
The penonaltiy of a middle child may
depend on the sex of hls/heT siblings. Dr.
M.H. Kraut, a genetic psychologist, pre-
diets that the middle ststcr of three
females may get th. lqst att.nlk>n and
Gloria Hochman, on olllOrd·lll#tlnll'lfl fr--lonc.
writer •• ,. COflrixna IO Fomlfv Wukfv
'Alilll. Y WU,. V, l'.eNery It, "1't e U
try to develop an Identity by rebelling and
being "different." Middle children
develop diplomacy because they have to
deal with siblings on either side of them.
Other research suggests that:
• Only children have higher seH-
esteem than any other group.
• A boy born into a family of glrls Is
likely to be self-assured.
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Tastes Change
The American diet Isn't what It used to
be according to a new report published by
the Center for Science in the Public In·
terest. Among the more Interesting
changes In American food preferences
dbcovered by authors Letitia Brewster
and Michael F. Jacobson:
• Americans ate the fewest eggs ~n
1976 -an average ol 276 per person
annually, Including the eggs In mayon·
nalse, cake mixes, etc.
• fast-food eateries have conrrtbuted
to a rise In frozen and fresh fish consump-
tlpn from 5. 7 pounds per person In 1960
to 8 .1poundsIn1976.
• We each eat an average of 88.8
pounds of frozen foods a year, Including
25 pounds of vegetables.
• Fruit consumption Is up to 210
pounds per pe rson annually, but
Americans have cut back on fresh fruit
while tripling consumption of processed
fruits When It comes fo fresh fruit, we
prefer bananas.
• Ice-cream consumption Is holding
steady at around 18 pounds per yea.r, but
we now prefer higher hit, denser Ice
cream. On the other hand, consumption
of Ice milk has inaeased from 1. 2 pounds
per person In 1950 to 7 .8 pounds.
• Lettuce and canots are becoming
more popular, while cabbage's popularity
Is wUtlng.
The Write
Hairstyle
Halrstyllst David Alan has added
another Instrument to the curlers and hot
,ombc of his trade -the handW11tlng
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Pigeons Consult Astronomical Chart
Before Heading Home
So you think that Mtronomy Is for the
birds? Right you are, say Cornell Univer-
sity scientists who are attempting to ex-
plain the navigational wizardry ol the
homing pigeon by a celestial "nidar" or
clod! that, even In the broadest daylight,
pinpoints the position of the then-lnvtslble
moon. And the homing pigeons make
da"y shllts In thelr Initial bearings on
"home" In response to the changing posl·
tlons of the moon, say biologists WWiam
analysis. Because Mr. AJan. who
operates two salons In New Jersey,
believes there's more to a successful
hairstyle th&n meets the eye, he won't
even let a new client make an a.ppolnt·
ment before she's had a sample of her
handwrittng analyl.ed. Mr. Alan , who
was a psychology major In college, Insists
on this, he says, so that he can match the
client with a hairdresser who has a similar
personality.
Alan has the handwnting analysis re·
suits, as well as the client's responses to a
color test, fed along with other personal
Information Into a computer. The client Is
then assigned to one of four major per-
sonality groups, then matched with a
similarly min~ hairdresser.
Alan says that he himself Is such a
believer In the value of the personality
tats that he won't hire hairdressers who
place In the most dlfflcuh-to-get-along-
wlth category. And he reports that the
cuJtomen appear dellghtvd. 'It's not like
going to a dentist," A.Ian says. ''Going to
a hairdresser should be fun."
T. Keeton and Timothy Larkin.
lf this theory sounds a little hard to
swallow, consider the homing pigeon's
other superpowers of which you ma~ not
be aware In recent years, Cornell re-
searchers have demonstrated that hom-
ing pigeons can see light waves that are
Invisible to man. 'detect low-frequency
sounds hundreds ol miles away and
minute changes In barometric pressure or
In the earth's magnetic field .
Plants For Lovers
Plants and lovers date back as far as
Adam and Eve In the Garden of Eden.
For a change, why not tJy giving your
sweetheart a plant with heart-shaped
leaves for a personal valentine?
Here are a few tips from the Florida
Foliage Producas association to help
Insure that you select the right plant for
the right location.
Office. Cordatum "Heartleaf"
Philodendron or Split Leaf PhUoden·
dron may liloth be grown under low
office-light conditions.
Kitchen. "Emerald Ripple" Peper-
omla and "Green Gold" Nephthytts
even sound as tf they belong In a bright,
cheery kitchen. Boch thrive In medium
to high 1'ght.
Bedroom. The satiny finish of "Mat·
ble Queen" and "Devil's Ivy" Pothos
will add a touch ol elegance to any
boudoir. These plants will do well pro
v\ded the temperature Is between 65°
and SO-.
Lifestyles
P89Cholotw. Fear of success real·
ly does exist It is reported in the
Brain/Mind Bulletfn. According to
researchers, while working hard for
success some indJviduals become am<-
lous and sabotage their own perfor·
rnance when It appears that their goal
Is actually at hand. To test their
hypothesis, the researchers Identified
certain traits in the success-fearers,
then set up two groups of subjects -
those who feared success and those
who didn't. Each group was given
laSks 10 perform, then tokl a~ random
that they had performed very well. JU St
average or poorly. Those who did not
fear succe5$ did bener when glven
positive feedback and worse when
told they'd done poorly. But when the
success·fearers were told they'd done
well, they subsequently did wo~!.
Researchers are still baffled by the
reasons behind this behavior.
Saa. Senlimentcillty Is on the
upswing among valentine givers says a
researcher for Hallmark cards.
Hallmark says that more than 80 per·
cent of the c.ards sent this Valentine's
Day will have rhymed verse rathei
than prose, and most will have the
traditional symbols of hearts and
flowers. Men tend to select valentines
with a romantic message, while
women are more likely lo choose a
greeting with a witty verse. And.
suprisingly, most valentines are not
sent by sweethearts but by children.
who outsend lovebirds nearly 3 to. l .
BIRTHDAYS (all Aquarius): S unday
-Burt Reynolds 43; Eva Gabor 53.
Monday -Lome Greene 64. Tueeday
-Klm Novak 46: George Segal 43;
Carol l ynley 37; Bess Truman 94; Peter
Tork 35. Wednaclay -Carl Bernstein
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Dandily -Marisa Berenson 32; Claire
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day -Brian Bedford 42; Sonny Bono
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HIS FIRST LOVE ... ACTING
AGeorg Stanford Brown, who came into prominence as the
o-star ol The Rookies. became an Integral part of televi·
on history with his role as 'Tom' in the acclalmed "Roots "
e has just completed recreating his EmlT)y-nomrnated role
In the upcoming "Roots The Second Generation," and will
appear ln the episodes airing on Feb 18, 19 and 20
In addition lo hrs acting career. Georg. in recent years.
has become a much soughl·afler director Along with
directing several episodic 1elev1slon series including.
Family. Starsky & Hutch. Charita's Angels and Fantasy
Island, Georg has been assigned by "Roots" producer Stan
Margulies to direct two hours ot the forthcoming continua-
tion. Even though he has become an active director. Georg
still considers acting his first love
Georg began acting at Los Angeles City College
sequeing to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.
Upon his graduation. he started working with the New York
Shakespeare Festival tor the famed Joseph Papp.
He was then signed tor hrs first lllm. "The Comedians."
starring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, followed by
"Bullltt," starring Steve McOueen. Alter these films, Georg
and hrs wife. actress Tyne Daly, decided to move to Los
Angeles. Shortly thereafter, Georg began making regular
appearances In various series, before being signed for The
Rookies.
Georg feels that he and Tyne have "Always been lucky
and very fortunate There has never been more than six
months when one or the other was out ol work Both our Hie
and "'IUr work hAve been very fulfilling ..
The Browns have two daughters, Ehzabeth and Kathryne.
Georg jokes that the missing "E" from his first name was
given to hi~ second child. When asked about his children.
Georg pauses in deep contemplation "I want to permll
afford and grant therr rights ae individuals. Tl"tey must be
armed with love and understanding. We try to excite their
Interest wherever and whenever possible. Both girls have
extraordinary compassion and understanding They're two
ol the best people I knowl"
Does this active man ever relax? "We have tons of plants
so I fool around In the garden a lot when I'm not working If
I'm not doing a rilm or a series, I spend time playing
basketball Everything I do, I do for enjoyment and for those
whom I love. 'That's' what It's all about!"
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 1 I. 1979
CASTING "GONE WITH THE WIND''
Every actress in Hollywood, it seemed, wanted the role of Scarlett
O'Hara when it was first announced that Marcmt Mitchell's best·
sellinc. Pulitzer Prize·w1nnin1 novel "Gone With the Wind" WH coing
to be transferred to the screen. Meanwhile, in Enaland, a young
;actress, not yet well known in the United Stites, Vivien leiah, hid her
heart set on the same project, although everyone told her she hadn't
a chost of a chance.
Miss Leich cot her way, and the fortuitous mult, the apic clnsit,
"Gone ¥1ith the Wind," airing as a special, in two parts, Sunday from
7 to lOl'M and Monday from 8 to lOl'M on CBS.
Choosina Clark Gable u Rhett Butler was an usy task. A
newspaper suney of the novel's readers overwhelminaly noml11ated
the popular actor for the role and producer David 0. Selznick aareed
that Gable was riaht. His first choice had actually been Gary Cooper,
and Ronald Colman, Blsil Rathbone and Errol Flynn had also been
considered, but in this case there was no reason to icnore public
sentiment Scarlett O'Hm wu another matter. That same poll had come up
with two favorites -Bette On1s, because of her portrayal of a
Southern belle in "Jezebel," and Maraaret Sullaun, the heroine of
an earlier movie about the Old South, "So Red the Rose." Selznick
was not satilfied with either for the rawen·haired, aieen-eyed, stron1·
willed coquette described in the novel. He becan a nationwide search
for Surtett, coinc to Atlanta and New Orleans to interview hundreds
of professional and amateur hopefuls. It was mainly for publicity, but
the search buk in Hollywood was just as cruelinc.
Paulette Goddard was the ludinc contender, althOll&h there was
tome worry abol.lt the possibility of scandal because of her
relationsllip with Charlie Chaplin. Jean Arthur and Joan Bennett were
the other ludina finalists, but Seltnick alto had considered such
establislltd actrnses as Lucille tall, Norma Shearer, Lana Turner,
Miriam ~ins, Loretta Younc, Joan Cr1wford, lllth11ine Hepburn
and Tlllullh lankhe1d. Also considered were newcomers Mar11ret
Tlllichet, New York model Susan Howard, and Atlanta belle
Catherine Campbell (later to become Mn. llandolph Hunt.)
Three other newcomers 11ndtr consideration mnt11ally •on other
rolt:s In ttlt film, starlet £wtlp Keyes, who was cast as Scarlttt's
.tllnlna sister Suellen; Alicia lhttt, tut H India Wilkes; and Mary
Mdeno11, who played Maybelle Merrlwtther. Ohia de Hnilland also
indirect Ip won a role from tht talent search. Her sister, Join
FontaiM, was beinc COftsidere41 for both Sur1ttt and Melanie. It
would""' been her scrffll dtbttl Miss fCM1talt1t suuts1141 Miss dt
Hnlllancl for Metanit and it Mttlltd rlpt to tlll producer, who also
tts1ed Franca Ott, Andrea Letds and Allfle Sflirlty for the part
S.l111id beaan production wltllout his Surlttt. VIYltn Lelp hid
betll l'lltntioMd to him as 1 possibility, llut S.ltlllck had dismissed
the idta almost lm111tdlatety. She WIS wirtually 11nknown In ttle
United States. and 1t was quntlonable thll the American public
would accept 111 Enallsllwoman In such 1 purtly American role.
lut Miu lei&h wH dtteunlntcl, 11 well u perfect tor the role. She
knew ttlat n• S."11kt lllfl her, lltldtr the proper clrcumstanctS.
!ht would lit Scar\ttt O'Hara. SM was rl111t.
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mMeon
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1:00
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Wed
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Cl> MiihlJ Mouse fl\ All St11 Secrets
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1ll EmyOay
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Wed
D Mary Tyler Moore
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a Modern Mamaae. course and ltain
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Cail COQ1>t1 star
0 Wild W'lld West
If Tht ll•its
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0> Wldy ~ces
1l Men Guffin Show
.t• Futures
EID Mister llottn lJ, Emer11ncy One; Altenchool
Spetill Wed
ID Isabelita n Hollywood Squ11es
'SO Over Euy
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Cl) Gunsmolle m Spidt1m1n ta The Uar'1 Club
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U OJ flt 011ectiolls
O Mowie: "The S111 ot Hem p
Brown" (wu) '58 Rory Calhoun
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l 1ve final round coverace of this
lournament from Bou Wut 1n Boca
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Part I ot the Mens finals
Q) Marcus WtlltJ m (241 The BetthOWtft Fuhu l
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Symphony callrd ··a gr1ftful
bas1hca betwten the two ctth~d•als
ol the Seventh and Nrnlh
Symphonres ' is perlormed by the
Delto1t Symphony Orchestr~ unde1
thr d11ec11on ot Anlal Dorafl
OJ Mulco, M1cll f Encuentro
-1:30-D IU 1 t)t 1Uw1ii1n Open Gou
2:00
U lloNnu
0 Abbott ' Costello m Mowit: "The u ndlord" (tom)
'10 Beau Bnd&es lee Grant Diana
Sands Purl Bailey (Parenl1I
D1wehon Ac!>l1sed)
Cl) Jolin WtYnt Clauks
@ Grt1I '•r10flll1nctt
SD Htrt to Ma-t MU1K "P011r11t of
llzllilk Perlm1n· H11led as one ot the
arutest v1ohn1sts of out l1m1
Ptr11111n·s d1~erie rtperto11e 1s the
h1llmark ol his musical stature
-2:15-
• Q:m r8l l11tttn1t1onel
Ch1mpltn1hlp 8o1ln1 Lrve cower
eae-v11 utelllle from Hewe~.
Cubl-ot lhe 1mateur boun1 me,1
between the U S I um end the
Cuban N1hon11 Tum
-2:30-a> Sitmpre en Oomlnao
3:00
1!1 tUl Chal1t111e of tht Stitt Two
of the world's best profus1on1t
h1ure skaters. former Olympic s1lm
medahsts D11nne Deleeuw and l1m
Wood are featured compehtors on
today's p101r1m Also featured " ~
male vs female milch of two top
drauters ot hot rodd1n1 Shirltr
Muldowney ind Kelly 8town. 1nd
rodeo upcrts l ylt Sankey ud
Annette Pollard D Felllily fillll ftttinl
( Metle: "San4a of bfahlrl"
(adv) '6S St"'rl Whitman Stanley
Bahr, Suunnah York. Ha111
AlldleW$. Theodore 81kel
me.,,..-..~
Al lreMwt Jt11111111t111 Aw11•
-3:30-
D Olt C...S e CJ) Ol 121! Wl4t Werl4 er
S,.tb Coweraa• 01 90 mttet ski
fumP1n1 from lakr Placid, Htw York
-~ltelllltt 12al ..-: "Tiie AM11h1111 ti ~ ....,. .. lmys) J9 Owl
R1thbont, Ida lu111no. Nitti Bruu
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An1etu l 1km al Kans" Crty
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4:00
D Sund1f m Mowit: "flstflll of Ooll1rs'' (wf)J
67 Clint ustwood, M111anne Koch
John Weis. MilrlO Bre11 (Parrntal
01sc1tlton Advised)
0) Mowi1: "Frwe Weeks 1A 1
8'tt.I" (com) 6? Red 8unons
BarNra [den r i1b1an
z• ""• fJi) Wall Slretl Wttl
H Mootte: "X, Y & lff" (Or1J Tl
[l11abelh hylor Michael Ca1nt
Su~nnah YOik Milrfaret lt1gh1on
-4:30-m WHlt1nston Wet• 1n lttwltW so un11tonl
5:00
I :J i Outdoorsrn111
D I fl Star Tre• u ( 1 OJ (2t llews 0 Movie: "The us1 Cl"us Sl!ow" (d11) '75 James Whllmmr I er J
Cobb. Cy111 Cusa~
12 This Is Your Blblt
)3, Meet the ,,HS
12(1 lowel Thomas ltemembt11 m f'lrinc lint
fSOl Northern ttoc•ies Fol• Festini
-5:30-D {) 1 rtDJ News U Grut Adventure
It Directions !2J, ,OM
IP Wt lnt11rupt This W"'
11 Mo¥it: "Inferno"
lvli1Ad
8 :00
... 08lllWI
Forum D Movie: (2hr) "Tht Oarlnc
Dobtrmut" (dll) 73-Joen
C1ull1eld T 1m Cons1d1ne Ch11les
Kno1 Rob1n50n
(II) Clrol lllr11ttt I f rltttdt m $11 Millloft S Man
ttll Mary "lrttr Moore
Cl) SHCIAl. Su,_r1111n, Super Star
((hr) Tom Bosley hosts 1 rm1hn1
and enterta1n1n1 look at this comic book hero who became a world
known super1ter Sptc11f 1uesll arc
N~I Clo1s Lane) lleill and Jae~ (hmmv Oleson} tmon longllmt
re1ut1rs from lht TV se11es <2~ Cfotkttt't Viclort C.rdttt
f.t) The Mtrry WM!ow (R) Beverly
Sills Allan fllus end Andrew fold1
\tar 1n the S..11 01110 Optr1 Company
PlodU<tion of this 011trttta prcunltd
1n (nahsh S1tnuk11t on KUSC
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Hav1lland star in l~rs slOfy h~a1nn1n1
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SUNDAY (Continued)
her dreamed ol carch. Ashley Wrlkts
(Howard) But life 1s nor lo turn out
as Scar1et1 plans Ashley intend$ to
marry sweet, ret111nc Melanie
lt4m1tton (Ms de Hav1lland), but,
more s1tn1hcantly, the hrst
1umbh111s of 1mpend1n& war are
already sweeptnt GeOICll and the
South The support1n1 cm 1ncludtS
Hattie McOa:11el. ThOllW Mitchell.
'11clor lo1y, E~elyn IC.eyes Ann
Rutherford Bu11erlly McQutell.
Harry Onenpo11. la111a Hope
Crewes Eddie Anderson J~ne
Oarwell. and Wa.rd Bond
TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 11. 1979
woth&ht. he began to sutler bouts ol
severe dej)fess10n, which alienated
tum from hrs friends and put
undeniable stn1ns on hrs m1rna1e
Bui. lhrouch It alt. he remarntd "The
K1n1." tht most pcpular entertarnet
rn the htsl°'Y of the Amtr1'1n musrc
lorm t1lted Rock & Roll
0 VANODWl msE"1S
• EmQle; Toy or Tool?
D tt lsWrittal
CD Mo.it: (lhr) "rernK of lllecM>
e ~ illl The WoMertut World o1 OisMJ · Ride a Wdd Pon{ Par1 one
of a h•o·part drama A sp1111ed Welsl1
pony 1s the sub1ecl of a heart
b•eakrng drspule between two chi!
dren-an 1m~e11shed fa•m boy and
the c11ppled dauahler of • .. ealthy
lando..-ner Robrrt Bellles. Eva
Gnffith, Allred Bell and Mehssa Jaffee
star 0 <Im ~ Osmond hmily
Hour Guests scheduled for tonight
intlude Ruth Bum and Andy Gibb.
C!) Sp.Ke 1999
CD Stm uwiente l Edit liofme
Salute Cole l'orttr Bob Hope end
Ethel Merman iuest
@ Jotin Callaway lnlertiews
CS:§) Soccer M-'t In Gtrmlll'J
-7:30-
IS Tiit Artistry Ot.~
8:00
O One flew Over Cuckoos * Nest. J1a ltidlobon. T" Debut of Oscar Hit.
D @ at Thi II& bent: One
flt• 0Hr tflt C.ckoo's !lest
(2tlr42m) lack f11t11Glson stars u
Randle P McMurphy a lree hv1nc
rimbuntl•M man who has t>ten
sentenced to s11 months 1n pnson.
but succeeds in 1et11111 h1msell
transferred to a ~attJllental hospital
tor observation McMu1phy's
assumption that hie m the 1nshtutron
would be easier than the d11ly
routine 011 a pnson farm b1ekf1res
when he encounte11 Nurse Ratched
(lou11e Fletcher) An autho11tar11n
llfUre who has succeeded rn over
""1elm1n& ner ch1r1es with frrgh
tenlnc tyranny, Ratched has
destroyed the spirit of all ol hei
palients. Throuch a comb1na11on of
bnsh behavior and 1ncenu1ty.
McMutphy inspires hrs fellow
mmates and stts out lo ta't ovtr the
itard 1n a revolt intended as 1 drmt
controntahon with nurse Ralched
Also sta111111 are W'dh.tm Redfield,
Scatman Clothers. Brad Oouul,
Michael Btnyman and Will Sampson
(Vltiftt Dtsuehon 11 Altflud) 9 Tunt In To llature! * "Mut1111 ot Olnw's
WllD llNGDOM" .......... • a WorW n Pt'1!1ltr•I * "0.llS"
&Odzilb" .., JoM .... cbssiCs
fm @ Oral'ft$ af h rMite A look
•t the American all1111oi
m111~ 'B Old's Alllly
-8:30-
• Wflld *"' oC Mift\&1$ Ill Amtrican Ufestylt
Ill) Anyw f« Ttnl!Y*f
9:00
u HCMlf of '"'"' Ill Rutt ltouse
fl) 0 Masterpiece Theatre:
Country Matten ··Breeze Msiey"
T we younl women start a herb farm
as a muns ol escaping the
depressed fife of the 1930s Meg
Wynn Owen and Mor1c Hood star
tm The ~ Musklls
-9:30-
D The ~Int Is c.illC
10:00
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• llowle: "Terrtt 01
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@ llM leettlOwttl Festini
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74-lucillt Ball. Robert Pleston
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SMney Wrnteri. Elluklh lbft111an
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• The :~.~alnl (Dr)
"flfis!" (dta) '19 kurl R11uell,
Shelley Winters. Sti10n Hubler. P•I
H1n1tt, 81n1 RllWlt l\11rt Ru$Stll
111t1 u the Mt111ph1S schoolboy who
overcame • ~erty stricken cluld
hood to btcomt on• ol tltt mou
PoP"tar ~nd tndur1111 enter1'1ntt1 of
0\11 hll'lt. nus film d111111tlla the
$Jncets 11.a from povertJ to wealth
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WISHES GRANTED
Turnabout is a fantny tomedy about a youn1 husband and wile-
Sam and Penny Alston-whoit t11111I wish one dull day that eath
to111d btcome the other is unexpectedly 1ranted, with the result that
thty awaken one mornin1 to find that she is in his body and vice
mu. John Schuck and Sharon Gius st11 u the utoni.shed spouses
of Turnabout, 1irin1 Fridays at 9PM on NBC. The series is based on
the clas.sic Ille by Thorne Smith, also author ot the famed Topper
stories.
The predicaments that Sam and Penny 1et into In the series are-
well, unique. What happens, for ellmple, when Sam is upeded to
play his usual position as quarterback in the annual office football
11me1 Whit happens when Penny Is paid a visit by her former
boyf riend7 And what happens when Penny thinks she is pre1nant7
Responsible for m1kin1 the tr1dln1·identities wish come true is 1
Buddha·lih statue that eauaht Penny's eye amidst a display of
antiques on 1 typsy's truck. A leaend on the statue warns of maaical
powers, if the moon ind stars are lined up rieht, but the couple takes
this with a &rain of salt. Later In bed, while revlewina the day, a
downer for both, Penny si&hs, "I wish we could chanre places with
each other."
When Penny and Sam drop off lo sleep, their spirits cet up and
chance places. Ned mornin1 the cute one wakes up, looks in the
mirror and shrieks. Sam has betome Penny. The noise awakens the
other one. More U!riekina. Penny has become Sam.
What to do? They both have to 10 to work that day-Penny to Sam's
job as a sports writer. Sam lo Penny's posihon as 1 cosmetics exec.
Tht writer's lntmiew with a sports star has been set to take place In
a men's steam room. At the cosmetics suite, the main problem is a
boss with 1morous ideu. And th1t n11ht the Alstons double dale with
their nel1flbors.
The nei&hbofs. Ja<k and Judy Overmeyer, are played by Rlthard
St1fll ind Bobbi Jordan, Sam's boss, editor Al Brennan, is played by
Bruce Kirby, and Penny's boss, Geoffrey St. James, by Jim Slkkln1.
Both John and Slllron had 1 lot of comptlitor1 for their starrin&
roles. Says John, "I didn't thin• I hid the Sam Alston role until I hmd
people ta•• credit for t1s1in1 me in it. I st1rt1d enjoylnr the role,
thou&h, even before I cot the first Kript. Ther told me to prepara br
watchina 1irls-how they move, how they act, rmt."
Sh1Kk, 6·1, 195 pounds with brown hair and haul tJH, knows all
about winnin& roles-be they for movies, sta1e or television. He WIS
In McMlll1n and, Wife for live years as Roe• Hudson's sidekkk,
Str1t1nl Enrf1ht. He was the robot cop1 YoYo, in another suies,
Holmes and YoYo.
Schuck's motion picture credih include a st11n1 of Robert Altman
productions startin& with "M•A•S•H," then "Brewster McCloud,"
"McCabe and Mrs. Miller" and "Thieves Like Us." Upcbm1n1 movies
are "Butch and Sundanc;e," 1n which he plays Butch Cassidy's first
partner in crime, and "Just You and Me, Kid," 1n which he co-stars
with Georae Burns and Brooke Shields.
The Schuck meer be&an, however, on staae. After 1ettin1 a 8.A.
degree in Thuter at Denison University, Granville, Ohio, John spent a
couple of seasons at the Cleveland Playhouse. Followin& were another
season off·Broldway, a tour with lmoeene Coca and llinf Donovan,
then repertory seasons at Baltimore's Center Staee and Buffalo's
Studio Arena companies, and San Francisco's American Conservatory
Theater (ACT), where he taucht u well as acted for three seasons.
John's stage work includes not only acting, but sin&in&. A bass
baritone with a trained voice, honed by some six years of vocal
studies, John made his sinaing debut with the Amherst Symphony
Orchestra tor their 30th anniversary concert in Boston, where he was
born. He tater sang in such musicals as "A Funny Thine Happened to
Me on the Way to lhe Forum" and "She loves Me."
Schuck, after 37 years of bachelorhood, married SuSln Bay,
director and actress, last April 9. John does a lot of the cooking.
Sharon, lllllin& about winnin& the Penny Alston role, uys,
"Everybody-studio castinc. producers, networll-thoucht I was
perfect for 1t elcept me. II isn't th•I I lack c;onfidence. It's 1ust that
I'd never done broad comedy before. Bui now th1t I have 1 couple of
episodes under my btlt, I think I can do it."
Also under Sharon's belt ire • stm1n1 rota in lhe fin1I ch1pter of
Centenni1I on NBC In Febru1ry, 1 recent st1rrln1 role in ''The
lmmlarants." three years of co·starrin1 in the TV series Switch as
Maui• Kllnaer, a year on Marcus Welby, M.D. as ll1thy hnrty ind
appear1nces in seaments of Owen Marshall, Counselor at law, Cool
Million and Emeraency! Her first serits wn 1 ont·Jtar run in hr1day
l Son at Universal Studios, where U!e b11an her c11ur H a
contr1ctu.
8ecomin1 a eontr1ctee was more lh1n 1 bt1innin1 tor Sh1ron; it
was also a culmination. She had w1nled to become 1n 1ctress since
she wu In the fourth 1r1de. Tll1t was when she saw ont of her youna
friends, Billy Chapin, on Im home lubt In • TV role. She decided that
was for her.
TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 11, 1979
Frankie Avalon • Annette Funicello
Dwayne Hickman ·Tommy Kirk· Deborah Walley
· · have
• Ill
tAe
.. Bikini Beacll".. . Party"
.. How Ta Stun A Wild Bikinr
.. Gllall 111 Tiie lnlidlll Bikini~
1Atr~ CMiilel.«JMwk<l)
'•'a
Psst. It's more than abandoned
puritan hangups, and new sexual
freedom. Even as necklines
plunge to ankle depth, the click
of the chastity belt is heard
throughout the land. Can it be
that such virtues as love and mar-
riage, fidelity and chastity are
making a.,ecret comeback?? Or
maybe, never even went away?!
Tune in tonight and all this
week with Dr. Joyce Brothers
for a peek ... at what's going on
behind our closed doors. The
swinging ones and the married
ones.
EYEWITNESS
NEWS(l)SPM
Because there's more to life than news, weather and sports.
p ... ,,
How to live with dying.
Sooner or later, you'll have to
deal with death. Your own. Or that
of someone you love. Yet if you're
like most people, you'll probably
do so in all the wrong ways.
You'll lie. You'll deceive. You 'll
turn what should be a time of
loving intimacy into a period of
alienation and pain.
How should you live with dying?
Find out by following Or. William
Rader as he takes a personal look
at the new psychology of mortality.
Watch "Surviving Death;' a special
Eyewitness News Closeup all this
week at 6 on Channel 7.
EYEWITNESS
NEWS~6PM
Because there's more to life than news, weather and sports. ,
Pege14
MONDAY
rcaum u
for monriac 11M1 atttmoon listincs. pluse see DAYTIME P'ROGUlltS.
.._, tor Jiii' CO!Mllience, art Ult
dlf's mowies.
DAm lltE MOVIES
12:00 11 8 "The Colouus of
llew York" (sc1·l1) '58-John
Barogrey, Mala Powers, Otto
Kruger, Robert Hutton
m II! "Tiit Gorceous Hussy"
(dra) '36-Joan Ciawford, Lionel
Barrymore. Franchot fone.
Robert T aylOI. James Slewart l :OO Cl§) "The Grut American
Beauty Contest" (dra) ·73_
Elnnor Parker. Bob Cummings.
Farrah rawcell Ma1ors. LOUIS
Jourdan. Barbi Benton
3:30 B "Bikini Buch" (com)
'64 -frankie Avalon. Annette
Funicello. Martha Hyer, Harvey
lembeck, Don Rickles
•V•NING
8:00
D ~ ()]) 9 llews
The Odd c-.
11 • l2ll m llewi • Enlerlf!ICY One
• lnllllide m Tiit er14y 111nc11 a> Streets al San frandsc.o
@ Palestine fl> Onr Easy Special guest
scheduled to appear tonight is Arthur
Hailey.
(llJ Maude O AIMrican Goffrnment
-6:30-
Jl) (Jti """ Cl) Cross-Wits
(jj) llttn GriffiA Sllow
m 1~t.ucy
fn Midlael Jadson P1ast1c su11eon
Or Kurt Wagner talks about masrec·
tom1es and breast rrconslruchon,
face lifts, nose 1obs. hair transplants
and the emotional consequences of
plastic surgery
<al The Jo&er's Wild
OJ El Cllaputln Colofaclo
9J P'rojed Uniftrse
7:00
D 11 B ~lltwS U Tiie llewlywed Game
D The Joler's Wild m @ a Sil Million S Man
a> S.nfold ' Soll fn MKlltil/l.elutr lltport m la S-1 de Cardenas 9J lntrochicin1 lliolao
-7:30-u CLARK GABLE LEGACY * SHEEHAN REVIEWS fl SP'ECIAL Tht Gable Mystique
Cnhc David Sheehan uammes the
legacy of Cla1k Cable's screen 1ma1e
and how his dominanl style altected
preva1hni notions aboul masculinity.
loi eenerations
Chico & the Man
II Consumer 141ythle e The Datinc Game a That's Hollywood
Cl) llame '11111 TUN
8 fie Tac Dolilfl
crDl The P'rice Is Riehl a> Adam-12
~ f1111ily Fetid ® Tweflly·four Out front fn 21 Tonl1ht 'P.1enr111e S!ep
pa1ents" A clO"~ up vie"' of lh• :ors
and problem) ol berne stepparenls 3 llews
!BJ Julia ClliW ' Co.
8:00
D Cl'.: till SP'ECIAt Gone W'rtll the
Wind (2hr) Conclu~1on Scarlet!
(V1v1en Leigh). the coq~elte. prov~
herself a suN1vor a~ she adapls lo
realities, sav1ne !he 'eople a1ound
her lrom self p1ty1ng doum In the
process. she attracts the atrenllon ol
th• dashing Rhell Butler (Clark
Gable) a m1n who ~~c .. ·s how to
profit lrom any !>ltuat.on The11 h~es
rnrertwine in pass1cnalt conlhct
*hen their shone wills colhd~ •· !h~
Soulh l11es lo heal 11s "ounds
Sta111ng are Clar~ Gabl< Vmer.
Leigh, Olivia de Hav1lland le:..11<
Howard. Hatti McDaniel. Tho11a~
Mitchell VictG1 Jory Evelyn Keye:.
Ann Rutherford Bullerfly Ande()()n
and Ward Bond D O ID, little House on the
l'rairie "The lake Kem Monster"
When Mrs Oleson derides she needs
a summer home she pays !ht taxt:.
on l<eua's rundo"n home 1n tne
woods. takes posses~1on and then
fOfces tht old lady lo become he1
maid Hermione Baddeler guests It Colltae ~etNll Stanloid al
Wash1n1ton Slale
B <lOl !BJ SP'£CIA1 CNmp·
ionship All-Star Family feud Richard
D?wson serves n host when the
casts from family and Welcome
Back. Kotler square oft aea1ns1 !he
casts ol E1&hl Is Enough and Th~
Love Bolt
D Mov1t: ~ ''The Stoo1•" (com)
53-0ean Martin. Jerry lewis. Polly
Bergen. Eddie Mayeholf Marron
Marshall m Calol Bllmtlt' fnt~ m MarCllS w..,
l1 Academy Ludtrs A ~ries of
programs w1lh Audemy A•ard win
nine and nom1naled short sub1ecl
lilms hosted by NOfman Corwin
fD IS> Bill Moyers' Journal OJ Viwiana -8:30-m The· Odd Couple m Esta Noelle Ol&a
9:00
0 ~ Jl MoYit: (2hr) "lbck·
stairs at the Wlutt House" Part Ill
(dra) 79-0hvia Cole Leslie
:lrgams. Lou Cossell Larry Cates
John Anderson Eileen Heckart. Tom
Oancy, Wood10"' Parfrey Hamson
Page White House maids Mauie
Rogers and her daughler. l1lhan.
move from gloom to eay1ety. to war
J5 Herbert Hoover (Cares) 1s
defealed by lhe v1brJnl and op11
m1\t1c Franklin Delano Roosevell
(Anderson) 4nd his l11endly wile
Eleanor (Heckart) Bur lhe rela1ed.
happy.family feelma 1n !ht While
House 1s ended by Wo1ld War II
U 0: '2f' How the West Was
Won · The Innocent" Josh parls
company with Zeb and Luke airer
capturing hrCI beautiful wild
Appaloosa stallions Zeb and Luke
head off to other business ,.,hlle Josh
leads the stallions loward the
MK3han Ranch On !ht way he
becon.ts involved 1n the struggles of
Cota and Willie Johnson. !he mother
and son who ape1atc 1 lerry crossin11.
&b1 Besch and Perry lane auest
, ... 15
Today, find out how Dwayne
Hickmon and Frankie Avalon
keep worm at 20 below!
SKI PARTY
THE 3:30 MOVIE GTUESDAY~
UNDER THE llG TOP
THIS WEEK!
Tiger, clown and rope acts .
and flying trapeze sisters!
1:30 PM CIRCUS
, .... ,.
MONDAY (Continued) m Merv Gnflln Show lJ Austin City Limits
fr) Academy luders 'A T 1me Out
of War (19~41 A short story ltlm
about the C1w1I War One hed Men
1,re Kings 111m1 The story of •
man h1~ dor and his moth,, 1n an
empty Pam Sisyphus 119751 An
animated vu .ion of the Greek
teeend and lhP Dove fl 96P a
spoof of 8e1ernan l1l1T1s m Sliptr Mus1t1f so Greil l'erlormances
-9:30-m PaSIOlltS [ncend1du
10 :00
O 8 12 Lou G1'nl 111, 1ty 1~
thrown into panic when th, l11b s
star cotumn1\t (Richard 8 Shull)
w11res a ·otumn that lou tea" could
inrilt a s" lime kilter 10 sh1k, again
lhf rtporlrr (8rn P1a11•l .. ho
covered lhr so catltd Sar .111an
slay1nRs vears btlore 1s as\1CnPd to
draw up d prol1te that m1Rht lt~d Iv
fhr madman and the 1tatl fan' oul lo
lollOl'I his CIUPS
DO mNews
CE Ni&hf Gallery
-,. Bill Moyers' lournJI m Nana lht CaurtPSdO [mile
Zola s s1uhng porlt41t ot rrrnch lltr
continufs w111t Nana as th, toast ol
Pam lhr 11rh banb r Ste'"'' has
bought "" d house 1n the cnuntrv
bul 5h• 1s determined to '.nstave
Count Muttat .. ho sh• bel1evt> has lr1r kPd hPr
-10:30-m m llews
11:00
0 U 8 10 29 News
D "3 12 lf it News o Make Me Lauch
O Movie: "unctl My Rtstrvahon"
(com) '72-Bob Hope. Eva Marie
Saint Ralph Bellamy, For rut I ut~er
Aone Alcher Keenan Wynn m The Odd Coliple
CE The Goodies
HJ Sacramento News Update En Diel Cmtt Sllow
8) V1ritd1des
-11:30-6 ( 61 1f~1 Mcwies; The Rockford
Files/ McMillan l Wiit D (2f ()'JI Johnny Carson U Twillpt Zone
U CV CJm (ff l'olke Story m The Gone Sha• CE Get S1111rt
/If Liiias, Yoea l You fD Captioned ABC News
12:00 m Alf1td Hitcflcoc• ,,,,.nti m MovM111ews
-12:30-
" Dtqfttt ({Q) Adlm-12
.., Movie: "The lldy ,.,, Ott"
(drl) 52-Stephen McNallr t1nd1
DarntU, C111 Periuu
1:00
D 12~ ()f) Tomonow
B Dk• Yan Dyh
D The LM b,.rt1
0) Tiit a..., Show
2:00
D Mowit: "Mornlft& Glory"
(dr1) ·33 Kalhtrint Htpburn.
Oou,las Fairbanks 11 . Adolphe
Mtn1ou, C Aubrey Smrth
lit Itel Smart
TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 11 1979
TUESDAY
f'EBRUAllY 13
Foi morn1n1 ind afternoon listlnp,
plmt see DAYTIME l'ROGllAMS.
Below, loi JO!ir conwenie"''· are Ille
day's lllOYits.
DAm ME MOVIES
12:00 O "llawt11de Years" (adv)
S6 Tony Curlis Colleen Miller
Arthur liennedy W1lhdm
Oemamt Wilham Gargan m Ill' "Above Susp1C1on"
(ddvJ 43 Joan Crawford fred
MacMurray Conrad Ve1dl Basil
Rathbone Reginald Owen
Richard Ainley
3:00 10 "The ll11ht Stalhi"
(myS) 71 Darrtn McGav1n
Carol l ynley
3:30 U "Ski Party" Imus) 65
Dwaynt Hickman r ran~1P
Avalon Otborah Watl,y Yvonne
Craig Robtrl O I ew1s
EVENING
6:00
D 0 e 12 News ~ The Odd Coliple
D 10 l3 ~ NtwS
O Emer1enc1 One
O l'ro 8'slelball los An~elrs di
Clettland !ape delay m The Brldy lllinch
Q) Streets of San Francisco
2' t'Chaim ... To lift
fD Over usy
lt Maude
so Oes11111n1 Home lnlerion
-6:30-
3 12. ~· News J Closs.Wits f~ Men Gnflin Show mt love Lucy
En Mk"'el Jackson Show Jfl The Johr's Wild
0) Enrique Cl l'ofivot
10 Home G.ardener
7:00
fJ 1 f l D U llll News
0 The Newlywed C,me
, tl The loller's Wild m till 13> Sia Million S Man
Q) S.nford l Son
f.li) Maclltff/lthrer lltport
0) LI StllOla de Cardenas ([~ Humanitlu Throuah the Am
... 7:30-
fl UNDER THE BIG TOP! * TIGEltS, CLOWNS! fJ Cncvs ~ Cllico & Ille Man D Family fevd a The Datinc Glmt
8 ~ CU HoMrwoM Squares
' The Golla Show G) Maftl.IZ
iJl The Ottltr Sdlool S-11tem
fD ZI T Ollleflt
(JJl""" 91 lltwfdltc1
8:00 • m (fl> Mofle: l211r) "((!Sh in
M ·Alr'' (d'1) '19 Geora• PtpflJrd
Karen Cruste, Ou1 Arn11 Jr
MICllUI Constantine. Gref Moms
fab11n forte uc11ement t~n~on
end drama 1un r1mpant 1n the 111
lrartrc cnnlrot center of a busy an
l>Olt. "here Ille °' dtath decision~ •re m~dt instantaneously by ovtr
Y10r ktd mtmbers of the control tum
O ~} (3f Bia bent: ltnlatles
(2hrJ John Huston. Shelley Winters
Bo Hopkins and Henry Fonda sta1 1n
this suspense drama about an 80
loot octopus 1hat &oes nn a rampage
near a Cahlornra bea~h to .. n aft,,
being provoked by u ocean
ographer s undersea achv11y
9 Mowle: (Ztlr) "MKllo ~llahan"
(wes) 10 David Janssen lean
Seberg let J Cobb O I' 1~ .2t Happy Days
Maroon Faorv Godmother fon11t's
adv1et turns Ralph Malph into A
dashon& romantic and Mai oon s
lem1none tuuch translo1ms ltather
1 usradero rnlo a lovely younJ lady
when all the 113ng gors lo the
M1htary Ball
0) <Arol Burnttt l futnds
O> MO¥ie: (Ztlr) "Leaend of loch
Nm" 76 Nature document.11y
2~ Soundsta1e
fI!) Wotld Spetial Papu3 NP'IO
Guinea f 1nally A Nation As
Americans telebrated the b1ten
tenn1al a ~hart hme aRO another
independence telebratron tonk place
an ocean away fhis one loo marked
the end of a colonial era
0) Viviana so Duaons of Pmd1st
-8:30-
0 J' lD ll lamne & Shortey
Lenny s Crush Lavernf and
Shnley s ne1thbor Lenny tells
madl¥ 1n love Y11th Laverne but she
doesn l have the hwt to tell him
that hes delon11elr not the min ol
htr drums
D The Joh r'• Wiid m The Odd eoup1t a> Iris C1*0ll
9:00 8 [O ~ Thru's Company
Best Laid Plans' When a mouse
lriehlens Janel into Jae~ s 11ms ht t1~es advantaee of lhe s1tuahon by
otfe11na lo s..,1tch beds w1lh he1 ulll•I
the rodent is c1ptured
D Tic TIC Doull!
ID Merv Griffin Show
(2J) lfOldcul lolinwli11n Aw11d1 fm Tht Hollywood Musl<alt "Kiss
Me Kate" Cole Porter's musical
veis1on of "The I amine of tht
Shrew" stars Kathryn Grayson.
Howard Keel, Ann M1lle1, Keenan
Wynn and James Wh1tmor~
\S'Ol Muttrllitt• Thull•
-9:30-u l \!01181 Tn l '[l11ne & lh•
lame Out~ Alu feels )ympa1hy tof a tare who s 1 rul fosrr with wo01en
and a111n1ts a date 101 the min wolh
[ta1ne. who later d&overs htr ~lut1y
companion tor the evenin1 is 1 U S
Con&rWl!lln (lleschedultd)
CJ The Adftnt11rtrs
O>hsloMsE~
10:00
fJ <l If Tiie ,.,., Cllete An
Alt11111111vt 4ction Proar•m student'•
d1uppo1nhn1 t>ttformano 1n Pio
leSSOI 111nplickfs class fOlets ht1 to
ll11e a retuct1nt H1r1 n hrr lutor
Otniit N1tholat lllUh
D ~ IJfl S,CCIAL Ameriu n .
tflt Wt1ht: Cl1cus Chlle1111 Cd
McMahon ind Geoir11 lnttl trt the
hosts tor 1111, ~peual hptd 1n
lonflon lngl1nd tuturlAR compe
hhons btl'wren flvt lln1led Slain
circus acls end five rncus uMs lrom
11ound tht world
• • tD"""
U 1 10 8 Stmky & Hutch ~lum Can't Go Back' Hum is torn
btt'lletn h1~ loyalty to ne1gnbo1nood
c10111ts and his relal1onsh1p w1lh
S1a1~\y and Hulth ~tter he w1\nU$tS
~ Uiootong m "11111 Gallery
so Newsched
-10:30-m &)Nun
2~ lto11lyne Pnct 4l the W!Ult
Kou1' so Voter's Pipeline
11:00
D 3 U •l2 12t Ne'#$
0 I fCf .23 D NtW$
9 M1kt Me L.au1h
O liloYit: "Joe" (dra) iD Ptltr
Boylt Oenn1~ Palllc~ Aud"v Cairt m The Odd Couple m The Goodies m Varied1des
-11:30-
D 6 12 Movln: Barnaby
Jones/ 8'nactk U ,,, 1)9 Johnny Carson
9 Twili1ht Zone
O 13 1110 !}91 Movie: "Revence
for 1 Rape" (dra) 16 Mike Connors
Robett Reed I racy Brook~ Swope
Deanna I und m The Gona Show
Q) Get Snwrt
21 Ulias. Yoea l You fLl taptlOlled A8C 11"'1
12:00 m Alfred HltehcoU Prtstnb
flit Did Cantt Show
Q) Movit/Ntw$
-12:30-11 Movit: "A flnt M•dnt•" (com)
66-loannt Woodwud Sun
Connery lean Sebtrc ·
ID Movlt! "Th• Quick Gun" (wes)
6• Aud" Murphy Merry Anders
James But
Cl) Mo-lit: ti! "~tUllloll hi ~no"
(com) 51 -MJr~ Stmns Pem
Oow fl &nces Dee
1:00
II 0 1J1 Tol'llOfrow
I!) The lot• Eiper1s
-1:30-
0 Wanted: Dud or Allvt
2:00
0 MO'ti t! "Ulft ill I ~It" {di a) 71-Sor tohn G1el1ud B1ll1t
Whitelaw Su Ralph Richardson.
Kenneth H111n
Q) Get Smart
-2:30-e Mo.it: "Espionlae Acenl"
(mys) 39 Joel McCru Brenda
Ma1s11.tll Gtorat ~ncroh
Q) MO'flt: ~ "loots M1lo11e"
(dr1l 52 W1lh1m Holden Johnny
Sl~war1 S\1nley Cttmtntl ld
l!tal,y lttnry Motc•n
3:00
fJ lltws/Mowie: • "try 0111111"
(mys) SI 01c~ Powell Rhonda
flem1n1 W~l1am Con11d
4 :00 U Mowle: "Th• Hudltn
Gllmt'' (hor) ~g Richard l yon a lllowle· "S•"' Sound of Dtlth" (dra) '63 £mil ~Pt. Lota
Alba . rr~nk M0ta1n
-4:30-m Mtwte: (ll!rt "Co11111eous Or .
Clltl1tiln" (d11) '40 Jm Hmho11
The Rolls Royce
of Giant-Screen
TV for $81. 70/month
Simu l1ted pil'rurr
Introducing a
revolutionary new
Advent TV.
Advenl JU l introduced a new
gianl-sc reen televi ion with a
comruteriLed tuner and a re vo-
lu tionary, low-profi le l oo k
The M odel 760 VideoBeam "
TV project~ a bright. clear
SIX -FOOT* picture from an
attracti ve co nsole ahou l the
siLe o f a co ffee table (onl y 18
inches high). Its co mputerized
turier and digirn l remole con-
trol k t you change chan nel s o r
volume from an ywhere in }Our
room. Wit h ou r payment plan.
yo u ca n chan~e the wa y you see
sports and mofies with a Mo-
del 760 for SRI. 70 a month.
No Money Down on Approved Credit Payments
based on 60 month11 Rast price S3295 00 plus tax
11nd deliver y. finance charge. 11439.60
11.a 12~) Total dererrt!d pr\ce S4902 00 Offu
good thru Feb 28. 1979 • musurt!d dlaionally
Complete Une of Video Equipment a ~uoMI tor Home Ii 8u1lneH
ADVANCED
VIDEO
729 Wnt I 7"9 St., s.lte A4
Costa MMe, C•fMll• 92627
17141 6J 1..0370 ..... ,,
'
IWEDNESDAYl
FUIUMY 14
Fo1 111001in1 alld afterllOOll listill(S.
plem ste DArTIME l'llOGllAMS.
leloili, for your Cllllttnltfttt, are Ille
diJ'S mowies.
OAmME lllOYIES
12:00 0 "His ~ Setft My
Gair' (mus) ·~2-Rock Hudson.
Charles Coburn. Piper Laurie.
G1g1 Penuu. Lynn 8'11 m ~ "lltUftion "' fflll(t " (adv) '43-Joan Cllwfoid. lonn Wayne.
Phrlip Dorn John Carradine
EV•NING
8:00
U fJ <Ill 121J llews
The <Mel Couple
D (J) rTIIJ (ZJ) News
U Eme11enq Ont O lronsidt m lM 811dy 8uMll &> StrHts of San Fr1ncisco
ft Of Earth ' Min m ()ftr E.uy An 111te1v1e1W With
actress Gloria OeHaven 1DJ Maude
IS) Mlenun Goiter nmtnt
-6:30-m (I]) 011 11 ....
(l)IAOS$<Wib ® Men Griffin Show
GI I LM I.liq ® CAftttmpomy Htaltll m Mkllltl Jadsoft ~ Stephan
Scllwar1l. head ol lht Ph1losoph1ul
Research Society of los M&elts
talks about the use ol physics 1n
f1nd1na archeo1oa1Cal sites. desc
11b1ng arl1lacts and detetm1ning the
history of the site
18) The JMer's ff.W m Mi Secretaria llfl l'rlfed U11iwtnc
7:00
U D 8 111 llews a The NewtJWff Game a lM Jc*tr's W-tld m [ll (BJ $i1 Minion S Man
m Slllferd ' Soll @ F Mlly '-'tl'llt
fD lbdhil/lel11tr RePort m La Setlof1 de C•denJS
(5§) lnttoducilll lioloo
-7:30-
D JUNE 6, 1944/D-DAY '* NORMANDY U Wof1d W11 II: GI Diary 0 Day
One Bad Day 1n June"
CD In Search Of ...
D The Guinm Game
U The Oatinc Ga111e D lbme That Tune
Bonlersl
II) fie TIC 0oufh ®J IZ_ll f1mil1 reud
&)Adalll·l2
lliJ 1'1r11to ID 21 T onilfll
ill)""" rJOl Consumer Surwtnl llil
8:00
U (l) dl) 5'ECW. llup 8uftny'1
V1lentlne Always rudy tor a
chlllence. Buts Bunny !Iii.es on
Cupid's arrows rn hrs special alone
with sp«11I autsts [lmtr Fwld. Pept
le Pew Fothorn Le1horn Yosemrte
Sam and Oattv Due~
D @ <IJ) Supertrtlft Alld a Cup
of Kindness loo" A tr1nhc husband
Inn to catch Supertrain in order to stop a psychopalh1c assassin who
thinks ht s dotnt the man a favor by
k1lhnc his wile Oitk Van Dyke. Larry
llnv1llt and Bari,,r1 Rlloades auest U £dw1r• !flt llill1 .. A Hundrtd
Thousand Welcomes" [d1111d
mamu. but l11s ret1tionsl11p with his
motber is stall affected by her stron1
behef that llf is to blame tor her
husbands death
0 WHO'S MOVING IN W/ * DAVID1 I IS ENOUGH Iii (}_Ii '2J) (Jpt Is [_,it
"lust lht Ten of Us'' When David and
his 111tfnend decide to hve toeether,
their dec1s1on th1tatens Tom's
chance to win a "Father ot the Y'8r"
award atone with an all expense p11d
tup to Haw111 tor the tnhre family
O McMe: (2hr) "llldiKrMt'' (com)
'58-Cary Grant. lna11d Beraman
Cec1t Parkei. Phyllis C..tvert m Carol llur!Mtt ' f ritllds
(f) MHie: (2111) "lllt S.01t"
(owes) '52-Charlton Heston. Susan
Mouo•. Petet Hanson
fID 13> The Slllhspt1re "''' "Julius Cunr" Shakespurt's
compelhng traaedy of conspiracy and
revenae in anc"nt Rome 1s the
prem"re presentation 1n fh1S new
series which offers all 31 ol the
bard's dramahc works Stars Keith
M1thell. Rithard Puco and Charles
Gray OJ™'"' (Jt) AcHelllJ l.adtri
-8:30-fJ IIJ) srECIAl lllt ... ,.,.
Vtlentl11t s,ea,t "Sweelhurts II
~ ... Wllen P~ye loi1ets Y1ten
-----------~-----------. 1111e's Day fOf the umpteenth lime rn
therr marathon rom•nu Olive Oyl
decules to dump him OllCe and IOI 111
and embaru on a cn11se took1nl for
"Mr Riehl · ONE DAY IN JUNE
June 6, 1944-D·Day at
Normandy ... the sta~e is set for
the collapse of the Thtrd Reich.
7:30PM
ww11:G.I. DIARY
, ... ,.
m TM <Mel Couple
O)Wmtlint
9:00 D CIJ (\J) M·A~·H The s1111sltr
Colonel Flaee pops up al !ht 4077th
again, pfayrne his usual spy umes.
convinced that Hawkeye rs a
Communist sympathizer D @ O llowtl for lttevlaltn:
fro111 Htrt to EttrllltJ (2hr) Part I
William Devane. Natalie Wood 1nd
Roy Thinnts sttr in this drama ba~d
oo Jam~ Jonts' 1ntt1netion1I best
stllrnc nOYel. In Part One. Kartn
Holmu (Ms. Wood). tilt 1thactwe
wtfe OI compan! comm1nde1 C.pt
Oa11a Holmn (Th1nnts), 1taets 111
deSDerlllon lo • crumbhn1 m1m111
by 11e&l11n1nc a Ion atlatt With hei
hll$band's 11dt. Sc1 Miil Warden
(Devane). Peter Boyle. Antt Cnlhth, Steve ~1lsb.Kll. Kim IW!ncer and
Joe PantollallO tbo JIM e AmtflcJlt "Th fllr11 Sr.r' ll¥t1n Scoraut. Htltn HlyH ind
Dawid Niven t pput Ill thtS prohlt of
Jodie foster, alrtad~ a film 1111 1n
II• '""''' rura • CJ) 9 a C.ttll•'• A.eels
"All&tl 111 1 Boa" A mlllronalre.
ObHUed •Uh lht ldu that Jill
(Farrall hwcttt-MllO<t) etUMd the
c1ta111 of his son 1n a racins crm.
~1dnapi l<r1a end 11SU he1 life u bait
lfl a bid to t•~e rtvtllt•
...... s.tlfta .. ao.ws...wa..
-9:30-
• \DI 0.0.,ataTltM A
TV WEEI<. FEBAUA.AY ll, 1979
v1s1t hom en old classmate of Ann's
provides Schneider with •hat
appears to be the romanct of a
lifetime Ten Ralslon cursts.
ID 1'uioMs EllAll4idn
10:00
8 llll SKCIAl o.lly & Carel
la lldltile (I hi) Dolly Parton and
Ca1ot Burnell tum up in tlus
muS!Cil vanely special taped beforr
a t11>K1ty audience al tht C11nd Ole
Opry HOU$t rn Nashville, Tenn .......
• <I.al !2ll V11aS "Supply and Otrnand · Oan 1ou after a nn1
of men uS1nc ettortron and vrolen«
lo loic.e tr1ahlentd teenaae &11ls 1nlo
1thc1t achv1tres
(f) let's Ge It llM bees
i9l TM Mwtutas
-10:30-m m"""'
11:00
D CD D CIJ llll Qtl ,....,
D lill 0 0 Nt'ft ........ Laup
Ill Movie: "AllY!llilla Gea" (mu~)
'S6-81na Crosby, M1lz1 Cayno1
• lM OcW eou,i. .., Tiit CiecMlils
IS Turubollt
fil) Old Cavett $llow
1DV1!Wt4a
-11:30-
• (J}) llllMa: Tiit llodford
F1lesl ..... D @ al JtllMJ c,,....
g Twilipt ltM
• <DB l'olk•W..U. m TM liolla SMiw .., Get Slurt
@ Ulies, Yop & Ytu fl3 c:a,tiollM Alt ....
12:00
CD Nfrt4 Hl!Oald hest11ts
O)MeiM/llewl
-12:30-
• lllM: ., "TM C.,tlwt CitJ"
(dre) '52-lohn Forsythe. Jotn
Camden, R1y TtAI • (]) <DJ l2ll 111111111
CD Mevie: "Tlltse Are tit•
0.11ftt4" (dr8) '65-Mttdon•ld
Care~'.'tl Anne r1eld. • at . TM LIM HHll" (wes)
'54 Joel McC1ea, Blrblra Hile
1:00
II ft al TOMmll
G TMLMU,W
-1:30-
...... : o.M • Alift
2100 a hn/lllttlt: "CttHtr
CIW" (wa) '4'-Rando~h $Gott.
Mar':.:! Chapman • : "0161d" (di•) ·n-
Oonald fllttst"'•·
•"' SIMl1 -2:30-
• lllttlt: .......... lM•1" (~rt) '36-Mtrit Obtfoft e lllttlt: ··~wt4 City"
(~) '6~-0avld Nwtc1
-3:30-..... :~ .......... (mys) '6A -t19nt f ran•.
-4:30-
..... "Mtelt ..... lit ~ ..... ._.,, '41-Gtnt Autry
• llnle: """"' Herlrt11'' (die) ·~~-Jolln Inland
THURSDAY
Fta\IU't IS
ftt _., alMI lfllfllDlll listl1111, =:-... DAYTIME noUAllS.
... ,.., ~ •• ,. tllt
Uf'•""""-
DAm•E llOV1£S
11:00 G "Tiit Stct11ll Grutut
Sa" (com) '56-Junne Crain tD "H1rritl Cr11(' ( dr a)
'50-Joan Crtwford
l:GO C10J -,,111111 Tril1111t" (dra)
"75-llim "DY•t Dou& McClure
3:30 e "How It St.ff a Wild
lai11l" (com) "65-Annette
f un1eello. Dwayne Hickman
lviNING
8:00
8 e ())<Ul NIWS
CD Tiie Odd eou,it
D <ml ID (8) News
• Emttl'llCY Ont a "'1 ""'" Los Anaeles Km21 at Monlreal C.nadians
tD Tiie lfldy lllftcll at Strttts of Sall f rancisco
18 fflllMllllils Tllroup tllt Arts St Ottf U,, Carol Lawre11te sines
and talks about her career and
family, ways older pt0ple can re
establish cont1ct wtlh the GPPM!le
su: and how to erow a home carden
out of vecetable tops are futurtd
QI) ....
9 Deti(lli111 ""'" lrlttrion
-6:30-
<lll Qll """
The Hee GC't'!'.
Mick Jaquc•t
Bill y Jnd
The l~nl/inq Stones ·
Cl) C-Wrts
(lDJ Men Griffin Show
tD I LM Liiey illl ~ary Hultll fD llldlatl Jacbon Show PreS1dent
of Paeihc Telephone and Teteeraph,
Theodore Sunier talks about
pernment re1ulal1011S. the Pubhc
Utilities Comm1ss1on. p1y1n1 for
information calls. rebates and the
lllSIAI of rates a Tiie .!Mtf's W-ild m aa-i
(9) HolN '-nlener
1:00
DD D @ News
.... Tiie ~ '°'"" Tiie .!Mel's W"1ld
tD <Ill a Sil MiMlon $ Man m Sa111M 'Son 8 Family ~alt
fD Tiie MacNtiltlellrtt lttport
ID LI Senora cit Cardenas
((§) Humanities Tllrouch tllt Arts
-7:30-
0 Bee Gtes, Mitk Jauer
• Slleehln Reviews
D KllXT Special: '79 Grammy
Hopefuls: Super Stars. Super Sounds
Cr1hc David Sheehan looks at the
21st annual Grammy Awards an a •
proaram which 111tludes 1ntemews
with stars and dips of theu nom1
nated performancts Guests include Barry Man1low. Donna Summer.
Ot1v11 "ewton·lohn. Mick Jauer. th'
Commodores and the Bee Gees
Mid lller1d o4 Anilllals D 111 Surd! Of
B Tiie Oltillf GMtt
• Tiie 6'111 SllOlt SUI lltffty SllOlt
(IaJ ill Mite.II 6"'" ,...
1'1w Commoclores
Donna S11mmC!r
florry Mani/ow
Olivio
Nc•wfon.John
79 (inmmY"Jlope/Wa:
§opentan •~apeJ"aOU/f.ds
Join Daofd Sheehan for an
on-and-off stage look at the
musical perfi>rmers nominated
for this year's Crammys.
1:30PMQ
rv WEEK FEBRUARY 1 I 1979
Annette Funicello in the wildest
beach motorcycle race ever run.
D\Nayne Hickman, Buster Keaton
and Mickey Rooney.
FUN IN THE SUN WEEK
THE 3:30 MOVIE
9THURSDAY~
Jam• Garner, aa Jim Rockford, geta help from a gH station
attendant, pll)'9d by brother. Jack Garner, In "The Return of
the Black Sl'ladow" on NBC'a The Rockford Fllea. Saturday
at 10PM. .. ... ,.
THURSDAY (Continued)
Q) Ad1m·12
ft lnsifht m 21 oni&hl
lI N...,
$_0 Newschtc•
for an ofl1c1al 1nspect1on bul
Th"esa holds mil lor a meetrng cin
ner uwn turf m The Odd Couple
0) lJ Cu1b1n1 de AmbroSIO
$0 Tur111bol/t 8 :00
U _t U. The W11tons Ike 9:00
Godsey 1s strden .,1th a heart allack U e 1 f SPECIAL 21st Ann11JI
and Corabeth blame~ hmeft Gl1mmy Awards Show (2hr) John
8 Ill ll lrt11e Women II You Denver llosls lh1s special from the
Can't for&el F O<&r•e a I 11!IP I ht Shrme Aud1I011um rn l OS Angelt1
mrval of a Southern cousrn whoV Awards are prueoled for Best
bears a dead 11naer resemblance 10 Record Best Album Soni of the Yea•
Beth-Joe s deceased sister stu\ up Md Btsl New A11tst P1esenle1s
painful m~mo11es 1ncludr £ub1e Blake Natalie Cole U Movie: (2111) "ft Man Coul4 Get Andy Gibb Chuck Mana•one Martrn
Killtd" (c~m) '66 lames Guner Mull Oscar Peterson Lou Rawls
U \J. 10! .29 Mork & Mindy Kenny Rogers Bor Scaggs
Ye~ Srr. Thats My Baby' Mork O 23 lt Quincy Dark Angel
11!•1 r.1ng for a baby of hrs own QutntY must battle hrs own suso1
11o~oc~ntly ill<lfl&ts 10 buy one from c1ons and moun11ng polrltcat pres
A shifty character and t11e\ lo borruw )ures lo trr lo clear a veteran pofoce
lhl SlO 000 from Mindy lnr what he offteer accused of killing a drug
ltrms a ~urp:1st purchase crazed teenager m Carol Burnett & Friends 0 I 3 10 19 Three's Company
Q) Movie: 1111 (2hr) "Run Silent, lhP Harder They fall' Janel invrles
ltur, Deep" (drd) !>8 Clark Cable an allraclrve man 10 lhe apallmeot
Burt La11ca.1e1 Jack Warden e1pecltng to be alone but lo her EID .n, Nova Memo11ts from surprise she ltnds lack and Ch11ssv
fden" Once 1u~1 • place lo display m the bed1oom \Rescheduled)
animal: lomo11ow s 100\ will slrrve O The Johr's Wild
lo 1tctute th~ v4n1~h1ng "'1lderness m Merv G1ilhn Show
and ~rt~•'" d lost Pd•ad1se 24 Atter.the Aae of Uncertainty m V1•11n1 m Worl4 Cettrna (lerted IO Pap~a
$} Anyone tor TennyS4n? New Curnea · Documentatron ol New -8· 30-Curnea s ltrst electron
II I' 1~ ..2t. An11t Wtdd1nt s~ Ascent of lhn
W1nas Brad • multi m1lhonauc -9:30-
lather fto111~ his wro 1n1ends to ma11y U 3 10 f9 Tui Bobby s Big
\.orht~ Anti, F~lto and lu11ously Bru~ Bobby s career drums come
;,en;Js pla e •1t~e1s .. 1th order~ lhal true "h'n he lands a rote m a soap
Brad An111t and lhtrHa (An&rt s 1'pera prompting horn lo lhro"' hrs
mJther J ffy lo," him rn Palm Beath loin up cabb1e s locense al lOure bul
ACROSS
I S1mori S l'lth1dy 111m
9 Comp~u 1111ecflon
lO Anttror;i 12 n.,,,. up
t S Alter HVf'" t• luft In
puule .lMWl'rl
18 Wise 20 Tody '1 N11 N.i 22 AliOnQU•I' lnd•.1n
24 ~uer
25 Flood 'urv1vor
28 lf'd13n
JI root covl'ront
J;> Valentin~ n1clon.ltt1" J4 Voluna
36 Strew 111 llluc
31 Requt\t
39 ~""'" 41 tsYJ>t•an ROddtU
'' !lord·-. 11orl\I!
Ans.,., ~· eno 01
tPle SaturOly 109
, ... lO
DOWN
') Sutroul'nt !due 10 pu111t•
ln\werl
J Cndosf'<I
4 Pr!' £.l\IPr t,nf pePOd !> Blow .i lff'I .m11ry 1
& ReonP, verb (clur 10 pu/
I e oll'l\wer) I l on" or tnr f\t
8 S!ioCk\
11 lmprovrcl
IJ Sun ROd\
14 Mld tt('.lm t 6 T Jkt onto ,1. count
11 Scott 1\h 101 hdvl' t 9 In the Strtf'f\
23 0 1'1.l<h
:16 C.r I 1n1,.t1on
U Main "''"'Y lplur 111 29 Ms Moore\
30 He1r1na o•ll·'" 33 Po\\I'" of hOPf' JS r r .tlt'lllAI Ol l!.lntlo:llton
J& A Sl.'.1• '' 18 Sp.lrlo\h lor yr\
40 0111r1ph
lht d1spalche1 vows to 1ake rewenge
11 Bobby ever comes crawl102 back
0 Tic TIC Oouch
t* WOflc1.Speci1I
10:00
0 23 39 Womtn Ill Whitt Part II
at three part!. A 1111,l lorn nurst
h&hts a hosortal board 1ul1ne and h,1
own conscrenct over ,.hether lo end
lht hit of htr terminally oil lalher
Susan flanner~ l\at111yn H4111)ld and
Pally Duke Aslin slar
0 Collect Bashtb11f UI I A at
Amon a Tap, delay
0 O>News U l 10 211 Buney Miller
Open House W1lh pohce commu
nrly relallons in mind Bar My dnd hrs
detecllves hold an ootn house di
rhe 17th p1Pc1nc1 bul the hoso11al11v
dr!>appem as quickly as lht lood
Nhen the deleCllves fond themselves
playing host lo a hungry horde ~f
New York panhandlers
Q) N11hl Caller} a> Pennies from Huven The
SwHltll lh1ng ' (1leen l,fls hPr class lhe11 lavo111~ fairy tale a~ her
Prrnte Charming Arthur 1s on his
way back to make her h1~ P11ncess
so Ntw1<hec•
-10:30-
0 3 10 ~ Soap Jessica late
tells her husband Chester who has
reappeared alle1 being P"tumed
dead thal the has become roman
l•c all~ involved with D,ttclov~
Donahue and Bu11 Mary and Sally
have a head nn enrounler about
Burts atta11 m m News
2• AU for Ont so footsteps
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 1 t. 1979
11:00
0 3 0 ,JJ i9l 2t News
O 12 .23 tt News
O Colle1e Basketb1ll USC at
A111ona I ape delay m Tht Odd Couple
Q) Tiit Goodies
24 Anyone for TtnnJ10R!
-11:30-
0 e 12 Mo•ru: M•A•s•H
Columbo
0 23 31 Jollnny Cal10!1
0 3 10 .29 SIJrs&y & Hutch m The Gone Shoo.
Q) Get Smlr1
24 liltH, Yoea & You
fil Captioned ABC Ne-.i
12:00
0 l•ili&ht Zone m Allred Hitchcock Prmnts
fil Did C.i•ett Show
-12:30-e Movies: Brother Orth•<!
Colden Gloves Revolt ot the
Barbarians
U 3 110 29 Mannll m Mo•its: Valenlrno lhe
liappy Time Cross Channel
CD MO't1e: "Five Colden Dr11ons"
!mys) 67 Robert CummrnllS
1:00
O ll it Tomorrow
O The love £a11trb
-1:30-
0 Wanted. Oe3d 01 Ahwe
2:00
O Movie: "All M111e to G"e" (dra)
S6 Ctvnrs Johns CAmeron Mitchell
O Mo¥1es: Shoot Fust D•e later
4 Yank m V1rt Ham
FRIDAY
FtBRUARY 16
fOf mom1na and afternoon hstmas.
plem see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for rour connnienct, are Ille
uy's mo.its.
OAmME MOVIES
12:00 O "lliss of nre" (adv) 55
Jack Palance Barbara Rush
Martha Hyer m "Queen Bee" 1dra)
55-Joan Cra.,,ford Barr'
Sullivan. Belsy Palmer
3:00 ® "The Pioneer Woman"
(dra) 73-W1ll1am Shalner.
Joanna Petiet
3:30 U "Ghost 1n the lnvtSlbte
Bikini" (com) '66-lommy K11~
Deborah Walley Aron Kincaid
Basil Rathbone
l!Vl!NINQ
6:00
D U IJJ (211 flews
r]) The Odd Couple
U l'fO 1 121 News
U Emer1ency One
8 Pro Bashlh ll los Angrlt~
l akers at Milwaukee Bucks m The Br1dy Bunch
Cl) Streets of San Fran<rsco
tfJ Of E.arth & Min
fl) FretStylt
1t Maude Si Conartuional Outlook
-6:30-
(D (J}) ill' News
Pro Blsketblll lhe San D•eeo
C11pp~rs at Denver
IQ Mm Grittin Sllow m I Love Lucy
(}~ Silt Moyers' Journal
fl) Midlael lKkson Show
<211 The Joter's Wild ED La Criada Bien Criada -n Project Universe
7:00 o m uu@Newi
U The New11"ed Game m [2l iltl Sir Million $ Man
Cl> Sanford & Son
fl) M1eN1il/Letuer Report
OJ u Stnor1 dt C1rdenu
<Pl farm Diaest
-7:30-8 GYPSY PREDICTS FOR * THREE FRIENDS 0 Nert Step BtfO!ld
The MU9Pfb
U Dance fMI
8 The Dalin& Game U a't ltollywocl Squrts
G> Malll·ll ~4) Ctl1ftf111.a Tonipl
fD ZI TOftiPt
fJ #fw$
OJ Yottr's ~lM
8:00 D 111) Wonder Womu Oiana
Pririct.. d1~u1ttd as 1n 1sp111n1 pop
s1n1t1. 1nhllralu u titorhon
schemP 1n thr rrcOld•na 1nd11\try for
tht IAOC with the unliktly •~•,tanct or lhtte mtmbers or an nutr1ceous
punk rock band
1J Qll ()fl Oltt'rtl'll Sllohs ' thr
New 1 andlmd" Arnold m1k,$ h1mt,lf
1•11 '° ti' can look l1lletn and, thereby, coov1ntt lht new landtoid
to let the family ktep the penthouse
U Mo.re: (2hr) "Hour of the Gun"
(wes) '67-Jame~ Garntr
U ill®! (21) Makin' ii "l1Uli
Orphan fusco" When Dorothy 1tets a
bouquet of flotlt'ers and 3 &low on the
dark bathrobe from a s'crel admirer
lhe Manuccr ~ids 5JSpect her ol
hav1n11 an altar• "'''fl. lhe Iota'
encyctoped1a salesman m Cuol Burnett & Friends
Cl) Mme: (2hr) 'Phutom of the
llue Mor1ue" (horl 54-Palncoa
Medina Kart Malden
fl) P 10 Wuhtnston Week ED Viv11n1
-8:30-
D 7! ~t Brothers & Srstm
Made on Japan Smoke tels 1n the
eyes ol lraternity brothers Cherko
and Ronald when they leud ovei a
btaul1lul Dnental >tudrnl leading to
lipper s outrageous plan to lorce d
true• by 1(1(ktng them up together rn
le Dump unaware !he room is on
fue Ma11lyn lokuda guests
U 3 fO 29 Whal's Happenine
Owavn, \ 01rair." Dw~yne becomes
\n >uccessful >elltng peanuts o1t lool
bdll Rames 1ha1 he wants In quit
school befo1e araduat1on but then
I alls asleep and dream\ of thf lutuie
when his peers are all important and
he is a nobody
J Clipper Review
8 The Joker's Wild m The Odd Couplt
fl) ~{ JO Wall Street Wttk
Ol Eduardo II
9:00
D 1I The Ouku of H1mrd
Tltt Dukes 11e on both sides of lhr
law aller !hey lore up Justs old s1111
to make a batch of moonshine D f f ff Turn1bout Cry Me a
touchdown Pennv Alstcn hu to
quartr1bac~ th, spNts,.roters tum
on lhe big annual tamP against lhe
\porlscasters and Sam mu~I do the
cheerludm chores
U (~ lG1 S Movie: (2hr)
"Shampoo" Ccom > 75 Warren
Beatty Goldie Hawn Juhe Chroshe
Jack Warden leP Grant A Beverly
Hills ha11dresm finds !rouble behind
the laughler when every grrl hr likes
compltcale\ hrs fife by lallong on love
111th him His ego rs shaltered when
the women find about r.ach other and
dec1dr to leave him a Tl< Jae Oou1t1 m Mtrl Griffin Show
'14) The Chinese Ntw Ym
fl) Wt tnlerrupl This Wttk so Nova
-9:30-u 1f ft Hello. u rry lhe New
Kid Whrn Ruthie is unhappy
btcauu her new 5ehootmatu won t
accept htr her wacky lathtr 1nv1trs
t htm to his lar out 11d10 ~hOw but
lhe 1dr1 b.ckfires w1lh Side sotrlhnt
rtwlts (Rncheduled) a Tiie Afttnture11
fl) Touaflln& II Out A oorlr11t ot
blues sinaer l'1ry lohn$0n ED Paslonts EMtfldlm
10:00
8 ANAL SPLIT FOR * BOBBY & PAM/DAU.AS
fl I ) IJI• Oallu K11shn. Sue
Ellen's srsler decrdes that with PAm
and Bobby tfp1rated. rt mtthl be J
COOd tlmt 10 m ti Bobby is suscep
hble to her charms. and I R does
rvtryth1n1 ht ctn to encour•&t her u H I 1111 Swteutaku 'Billy,
W1fh fl I udmillt 1nd lheodort"
rv .... EEK FEBRUARY ,, 1979
Nancy Sinatra, Tommy Kirk and
Deborah Wolley meet spookdom ·s
shapeliest ghoul. Co-starring Basil
Rathbone and Bo ris Karloff.
FUN IN THE SUN WEEK
THE 3:30 MOVIE
GFRIDAY(i'
THE PACT
What will happen in twenty
years? A gypsy predicts the
destiny of three friends!
7:30PM
NEXT STEP IEYOND
FRIDAY (ComJnued)
Three m1mable proplr find thrm
selves finalists 1n the million dollar
lottery Roddy McDowall David
Daden Shers lohn Walmstev and Jim
Dickus star
OO O>News m NicM ;,nery
fD Masterpiece Thutte
(B)hld
-10:30-m m Nns ll The St G.aty Tiies
11:00
f) U :R News
D 'lll (fJI 1Jl News U Ma•e Me Llusfl
D Mo¥ie: "The HeRfisflters" (d1a)
'69-John Wayne. Katharrn• Ro(s m Tiie Odd Couple m Tiie Goodies
3l 811e• Persptttive on the llews fD Die• Cmtt Show
e) V1riedades
-11:30-
fJ ([l (fl) Movies: The New
Ave11rent"Snowt>e1st" (dra) '77
Bo Svenwn. Yv~tte M1m1e111
D <ff) 9 lohMy Carson D Twilipt Zo11t
• (]) ® a lbrctt• m ne Gana s11ow m Get Smart 18 Ullas, Yoe1 & Y"
fii) Captioned AIC ,....,
12:00
Q)Mt 9o1
m "°'' O)~/News
-12:30-m s., rltto!y Oi1a>
•
D Motie: "Marril1e on the ~u" (com) '65-Fran• Sinatra ·
D Mowie: "Merrill's Marauders"
(dra) '61 Jeff ChAndler. Ty Hardin.
Peter Brown, Andrew Ouuan. ~ Mowlt: "Our Mtn in Blsdad" (dra) '67-Roiy Calhoun
Q) Movie: ~ "Annie Oakler"
(wes) 'JS-Barbara StanwyG•, 1-'l~ton Foster. Melvyn Douglas m llbie: "Under Caprialrn" (dra)
49 lnend Bergman. Joseph Colten. MK:hael Wilding
1 :00
D 1'1 'll Midniclrt s,ecial
O The Lon E1perts
-1:30-
0 Wanted: Dud Of AfMJ
2:00
O News/ Mowie: ~. "The
Con.iun Brotllers" (dra) '41-Ruth Warric•. Oou~l!s Fairbank' Ir
D Mo•ie: rllfJ "The Outii.er"
(dra) '62 James rranc1scus
-2:30-u Mowie: "Wllderntu Journey" '70-Nalure documentary m Morie: ill' "Affair In Trmid1d~
(dra) '52-Rita Hayworth m Get Smart
3:00 m MOYie: ,.-"Abandoned" (dra) ·•11-c..1~ Storm. Oennrs O'Ktefe
4 :00
D Mowie: ilif'i "Onu Upo11 1 ltofw" (com) ·ss-o~n Row1n
-4:30-
0 Mowle: "The 011 the b rlh
rrore" (SCI Ir) '&I-Jon Pow'rs m McMe: "Corique:st o1 Codlise"
(W!1) 53 John Hod18k, Joy Pait
THI MULTl·MIUION
DOLLAR SAN SIMION
CASTLI
This week, a look at the •
restoration needs of Hearst Castle.
7:30PM
20N THE TOWN
..... 12
SATURDAY
fElaUMY 17
MORNING
e:oo
D Tllat's Cat
Sullrill Semattr
0 Coml!Mlity FeeAK• ID UttitrmltJ of tht Air
-6:30-
fJ Sot!rise Stt!lesttr
D !by City ltollen .... °'""" ([; 1'V Clmroom
0 Om, & Golilth ® The Come of Our nmes m ~ Diii O> Infinity r ICtOfJ fm Captiolled AIC News
(DJ r amlly P'or111it
7:00
fJ Marlo's Mack fllowie M1d1ine rn ®l <al $cooby Doo Where Ate You
D illJ illl Y oel' s 5'Kt ttace D Bia Blue Mlrtlle D Scooby's All·Sl1rs
(I) $paftltll
D The Hot r fldce Show
• OtnttntJry News m WoNft lteel to lteat
fD Y0t1 tor Hultll
-7:30-fJ o.nty's Trltlloust II ~ Oil fantastic four • l'KeMtttn
• (])CJD) IBl f111Jfact
The !led Step
D Tiie Lofte b 111tr m T\lt's £neuCft m llomptr "'°"' fD .... r
8:00
D @ ,.,.Hour
D l2ll Q}) ~ S.r 90 D McMt: "Hinllh1" (adv) '52-
Vincent Edwards. YVette Dugay • rn CJD) a Stiperlrltnds D ltalltr S.rsbn ID llble: "Gi.tt Yt111" (d11) '46-Chartu Coburn, Tof11 011ke m Bia 1111t M""9 CD fftlltltt
-1:30-.., 5-ttieni C.llftntia
&;) ""' m Esta a 11 r-.
9 :00
• @ n.. ..., """'/"-' ....,s...
D llllltrt le tMWllM -~•Snit ...
TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 11, 1979
-10:30-
• (U) Tarut1/Sulfr Sntn D @ @ The Jebofts
8 ® all l'ltl• P1ntlltr Show GJ llasflwilte Music
m ret11111 rrff
11:00
D @ llf Baford and lht
~Ghost D fl§) (2t Wnblld ~I
(JI) 'The Contest Ktd" When a young
boy w1th a proclmty for seeking
cive a ways wins a high toned nlet
in a maeaz1nt promotion, ht finds h1s
Irle turned upside down
D World Championship TtnnlS
Cover aee of !ht match between
Brorn Botg and Paul Ramrm m JKques Cousluu m frttStyle
0) flllfari1 flkon
-11:30-u S.turday
11 Outdoon
D (IO) CSl Amerlun
Bandstand m Get Smart
!DJ 3 fabulovs hnnlts
Ell) Grill & ltepalr II
el Muska Cololllbia111
Ah•RNOON
12:00
fJ ~Audttn,
D Y0ya1t to Bottom of lllt Sta
Cl The Utt Si* t1W1 at s..rt Traill
~ Ilic llue lbrMe
mr.ru11
@ Movie: , "A "irhl in
C.S.WlllU" ('°"1) 'C6-The Man
Brothers. lo1s Collier ~ l'Antetnponry HeaM
fD WM T ttlllis ;,IMS
0> Wtlttr MtfUClo 1'1l N...mtr Weekly
iffl Ascent of ••11
-12:30-
• Cl) (JJ) ftt Albert D (]) ltol!y-.1 T tell
[OJ Obco 10
(ft\ Siii "' Ila (B\ World Clum~ Tt11nlt
1:00 D (J) (fJ) An II '°"llfY .. AMfltllft a Ole Ila VllltJ -~7 ~.,,..,.~ • "" °"" llnMb • lillf'Clll ....,
121._m
ID DIMt Ttnlliu ti C.W ~Tlle~Stiwy
-1:30-
• (JJ)JO .....
Te,k D @Qf)Jet~ T~
0,... Celt lrYt f1nal 1011nd COVtlJCt
llom tllt Randolph Coif f K1kty 1n Tuaon. Anzon1
-~~ -~td Clt ~ ........ Tw
",...., r.tfllt
..-. "W W" (com) '57-
Spenctt Trtey. ~tllltlne Hepburn
2:00
9 1tT•MlllMl
CJ) 111 Clll ;I st If,. .... ...... ··~
The FBI m Mission Impossible
!]) Tiie RMiu
&> John Wiyne Clwla
EID A/l-S11r Somr
fl) Futbol International ~ Anltriun Gover11me11t
-2:30-u .1) lit' World Sents of Auto
llacin& Rac1n& undtr a ne# quahfyine
IO!mat eight ol lhe too drivers 1n
HASCAR s (sloe' tar) Grand National
D1v1s1on hoo~ up 1n 1de11tical ca1s 1n
the International Ri" ol Champions
lrom Miclu&aft tnteina1 iona1 Speed
... ay Drims e~ptcled 10 compete
include Cale Yarborou&h Drnd
Pearson Bobby and Donnie Allison
Benny Parsons Dane! Waltrip Neil
Bonnell and Dave Mams
3:00
0 lf 1 U CBS Sports Special
H1ghlr&hls ol the N.ASCAR Sprrnt
Championship lrom Daytona (Fla J
International Speedway
D <a ill Collece Buhlball
Amona at UCLA
fil family Film festlv1I O Movie: ''livina Free" (adv 1 72
Susan Hampshire. Nigel DavenPor1
~ Mowie: "The Oudly Game"
(dr•l 76-David 811ney m M0tit: ''WMn the North Wrnd
Blows" (adv) 14 Dan t1auer1•
Herbert Nelson Hen1y Br•ndon
24 After the Art ol Urictrt11nly m Giiien r.,
lo Otsianin& Home lnttnors
-3:30-0 f 12 Sports Spectacular
Cove1age includes lht week lone
quahfy1n2 attempts for lhe Daylona
500 the WOfld Bo•ina Assoc1111on
Welterwe1ghl Cha mpionship bout
between P1p1no wtvas and Scolt
Clark NHL All Stars vs Ill• Sovie!
n~11oni1 lnm the Los ~n1elts T rmes
lndOol Gamrs and· lhP Womens
I tam Surf1ne Champ1onsh1p
U f3J 12J Prolessional 8o11ltrs
Tour Fealu1es thr S90.000 Dulch
Maslels 0Ptl'I l1om lht Sunnrbrook
Bowl in Detroit M1ch1t•n
(2•1 811e• Ptt'l9fCfJves on tllt News
EID Julia Child ' Co.
4:00
Cl) Movie: "Wild In Ille Counlry"
(mus) 61 r1v1~ PrnlPy Unpe
l an gr. ruesday Weld
~~ Conw"'tr Sunrnl Kit EID Tiie Stia•u,eare Plays
0) Telt-Rt~sta ~Iva
501 l'rOjtd Ullittl1t
-4:30-
124 01 Ltrth ' Man
5:00
8 l'eople'1CofM1
D OvtMnlu• D <ll Sl•r f11l
• C llfi WlM WDrW of $tlofts
live covr111t ol lht bount maltll
bet'!een Duane Bobick and John
T111 trom lnd11napohi lnd11111.,1nd
h1&hltahls ()f "" Wo!ld Sp11n1 Si>ttd iuhna Ch1m11t0nsh1p, v11 "''lhtt
from lnrtll, l'iul Ctfm1ny a ~ .._.., l os Anatlu Kint' 11
T oronlo Ma pit I e111
{tOl hft
• Mlwlr: ~Clltrltr ~amu" (dr•> 1J Willer M1ttlta11 I~ Oon Baker
Sllf1f~ NOttll. N01m1n rell
tlJ) ...,,. •• all ww Mii 1 o. Wi~ M) r,,..., a>D11c;t r.-.
rftr Pltit OoMIMle Sllow
-5:30-
0 The $25,000 Pyramid
Ollm
11 o. Wide World of Sports
11 Tiie Nut Step 8eYofld
a~ A Youn& People's Special
Mehnda's Blind"
if Ameriun Indian Artists so lntroducin& 8IOlocJ
EVENING
8 :00
0 D I li1 H News
O Mow1t: (2hr) "Pippi Lon&·
stock1n1" (adv) 73-lnger Nilsson
Par Sundbei il
O Hte Haw &> Movie: (2hr) "lmne It Up"
(tom) 54 Oean Ma1t1n leiry lewis
24 Rebop
-6:30-
0 3 0 ~ 39 NeW1
D Ma11 Tyler Moore
23, Intuition
11 footsteps
29 Caridld Camm
$0 lolln Callaway Interviews
7:00
fJ The Price Is Ri&hl
3 let's Go to tht Races D Sl.91 Bmty Show U Eytwtlness Los An&tles
.-The Un•nown War ,.
TO Th1l's Hollrwood
ID -LAWRENCE WElll·
• SALUTES BIG BANDS! m •t l9 ft The lnrenct Welk SlloW
U llllM That Tune
24 Onct Upon a Classic
tD Cllitornla TOlll&ht
0) llo1 lie Me.ico
s& Auitin City Um1ts
-7:30-
0 2 on the Town
3Hdam·l2
U lfO family Feud
U Milch G1me PM
1.2) The Muppets
24l Con1m.slon1I Outlook tD Footsteps
8 :00
0 REEVES PUNCHES IUD * "THE WHITE SHADOW"
O l8 111a The White Shadow
Coach Reeves Pt1Son11 stand acamsl
ror porel pun"hment ·~ sev"ely
tested when • o~rlul and belh
ltiPnl voune tludtnt fortts him into
1 fist t11ht D ~, '1t CHil'\ Qua11nlrnt .. A
youna htlthh1ktr wrlh a bomb
wccumbs lo 111re illness altt1 be1n1
11~en 1nlo cuilody by Jon and Pono
1nd tilt hrJdQu11ttrs 1s put mlo
QllltinMe D Cllllep lalet.baA Un1vm1ly OI
Nmda 11 San O•,to Slaf P 8 t1) 1t0) QI) Tiit lon k•I
(90m) A f.ood & Fa1thlul Servant,
Jiamne $11 Jolin Mills ind Ctlf\tt
Holmes. "Tiit Secrtl lite ol Butl
Sm111t Jtamn1 H1~1,, Mills Tua
ol W•r Juliet Mills and D1v1d
lltd1son. "'The Dts1fnlltd lovt1."
5t1mn1 Rtn1• J"kJOn G -..; (lltf) ''blfv" (Ori) "64
St1nl1y 81~•1, lac~ lb11\1n1
• u,sttl!'I, o...t1111
.., Joh WIJM tlataiti 1241 ,...,,,. .. , Ovt frt111
Gl Auftlllf ltHfn
tq Sutiftc SjlecucuJn ·11
-8:30-a• Sneak Prewin s
9:00
O 8 U Mcwi«: (2hr) "Murder
by Natural Cl11Ws" (myi) 19 Hal
Holb100~ !Utha11ne Ross Rrenard
Anderson Barry Bostwick Allhur
Sinclair !Holbrook) is a renowned
lhPatmar performer wrth an
apparently devoled w 1le Allison I Ms
Rossi who actually rs plannrne h1~
dtalh Betause ol an arlrni htlll
Sincl111 wears a pacemaker '"d
Allison hM deY1sed a comohtated
scheme intended to mouct U1d1ac
arrest
CJ 23 39 BJ ' the Be11 Wheels
ol fortune A madcap 111oup ol
students trom d coed d01m rwu11
BJ IQ fltlp them 1a1~e money lor ~
wnrlhy charity but lht lrusling
1r11c~e1 doesn't •eall1e the tollegr~te
con arlli.fl wanl 10 1ur1 an illegal
gambling casino oul ol hrs eighteen
wheeler m HEE HAW GETS Wlm * WITH CONWAY TWITTY m Htt H"' J4 Austill City limits
tD Shllnc Spectacula1 '78
el Mi Ouke Chuyt1n so The thinest New Year
-9:30-
0 3 H1 29 fantasy Island
(90ml Mr Roarke and tatoo e>l•y ~I to 1n ~v1d movie Ian <Don
Knolls) .. 110 wishes I~ b"ome I
casting duec1a1 • tamou) ntwslady
(rlorence Htnd,1SOn) whet hehtVH
!Jle s bren cursrd smtP ~h, 11rd 1n
t•!>O$t ol ~ntanic cult~ ind • nun
(Lisa Harlma") who 1) noi '"'' 11 ~h,
#lnts to t~le he1 vet"~
10:00
D ~, u The llocUord flies
The Relurn o( the Black Sh;idow
Whrn Rockford And Cail Coetot1
~1sltr of Rockford·s h1end a d11
b&11ed a1to1ney John Cooper Art
bru11h1ed by a motorcycle gana lohn
1nt11trates the mob seektl\r rtvtnKt O Other Broadway D1onnt WMw1ck ~no rr.1nk Gorthrn prrtnrm
18 Ooft111 rarao Show m eo11a1• 2~ Work!
EID Cinema S11owuse O> Curro J1me11tt
-10:30-m flews
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 11 1979
11:00
o ;i U OI NtwS
D e to )t llr•n O Monster RJlly
O Second City lV Netwoik m Movie: "l'aper lion" tdta) !.h
Alan Alda huien Hutton
12 Morie: "Santee" 1dr1l 7J
Glenn r Old Dana Wynter
Q) Tiit Goodies
l3 Adam·l2
2• New•
29 Movtt: "[Hy Rider" (di.JI 69
Peler F Jnda Dennis Hopper
so Sneak Pre.ttws
-11:30-
0 Movie: "Winnrna'' (did) &':I
Paul Newman Joanne Woodward
l lilo'l1t: "The 1M11 Not Summer''
tdra ) 58 Paul Newm~n
D ll 39 Saturday 1111111 lm
U Mov1t: "Tht Deltchve" (dra)
68 r1ank Srnalra L~e Rem1c~
8 Mo¥it. "M1dni&ht Cowboy"
(dla) 69 Dustin Holtman
O Collett Basketball USC at
A111ona Stal, Taped
10 Movie: "flly "amt IS Nobody"
rwes) /4 Henry fonda m The R~1u
12:00 EID Movie· 91i "lv1n the Terrible"
Parl I td•al 43 N1kola1 Cherhasnv
-12:30-
0 Mo¥1t "How to Mate a
Monster" (llOll "i8 Gary Con11oay m Mow11: IW "Undertow" (dral
'..o Stoll Brady John Rus\ell
1:00
D u Rock Concert m Movies: Born Ytsterdar
H011111 ol Bl~ckwood Casllt
-1:30-
0 The Adnn1urers
2:00
O Movie: • "The "anny" {MP)
'65 Betit Davr\ Pa1nela franklin
O Mov11: 1)11 ''Tht Killers" (mys)
· 46 Bu1t lams1e1
Q) Mow1e: aw "The Mystery
Submarine" (adv) 63 Macdonald
Carey Marta loren
3:00
O News/Mowit: "Tiie lmp1tltnl
Hurt" (drA) 11 C~111p SllOdR,,SS
4:00
0 Movie: "MISSKlt 1n lltt 811<•
roml" (dial 6~ Canieron Mitchell
C1J Mafit: "last Ride lo S1nl1
Cm'' (du) 61 ldmund Purdom
P•n
SYSTEM OF THE WEEK
Atlantic's primary business has always been audio
components. Since Atlantic Music has long been considered
one of the leading stereo shops. In Southern California. we are
usually a "first choice" by eQulpment manufadurer1 to handle
TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 11. 1979
YAMAHA
Qysoqjc 1>:0:~
A their latest and best equipment However, before we will carry
any line of equipment, It Is extensively evaluated by our
Certified Audio Consultants and Technicians and must meet
the following standards:
.. .. .... JVC
1. Is II "State of the Art" In Its particular category?
2. Does It present the best possible value at Its price from both
a technical and musical standpoint?
3. Will it be reliable?
4. Does the manufacturer have a good record ot Integrity and
reliability?
We have found that this method of selection is the best way
to assure that our customers will have a stereo system that not
only sounds good now. but wlll conllnue to do so for years to
come.
Adhering to these prjnclples. we have chosen as this week's
System of the Week:
Yamaha CR-820 Receiver 50 watts per channel with 05% 1
T H.D.
JVC OL· 7 Turntable Ouertz·lock direct drive manual system
Ortofon VMS 20 E. Ortoton·s $100.00 cartridge. Excellent '
r.i =--_, ----.... -._-
..
sound and very smooth ----
To complete this aystem and to keep up with Its standard of
exc ellence. we offer the Qyson1c Tada with the Laug
subwoofer. Come In and hear this system and listen to the
audible difference.
Whethef you come back to Atlantic Music this week. next
week, or next year, we'll still be here and still be ottering the
seme service 1nd 111isf1etion that we hive since 1961
U-.fectwer'• 111 .. MlhtSIU 4.tl
.,.., WIH OM.Ts I , 122'0
SPEAKER DEMO SALE
JBL Ll66 ESS LS-4
l ·~1 ~
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J --1· · I : 1 ---. :r . -----:-
• JBl's bes1 OOobhelf speaker .... $510.00 They're best in the Tempest hne ...• S368
'388
ESS Monitor
ESS's top of the line .............. $638
s395
s299
Americ11 ttblitOf 14
Three·way 12" tower speaker. Awesooie
bass perforll\l'ICe with pore highs S29'J.95
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MA.IOI STlllO llMeS
AT LOW ralCIS Atlantic Music has one of Orange Coun.
Almor. Amencan Monitor, Audio Control. e1c. Con-ty's largest selections of audiophile r•
nolaeeur. Oecca. Olacwaltler. ESS. Gerrard, Gr~. d' 'th DI t Di Di It I nd Grado. J8L .NC. Kenwood. LEDA. Muell. Ortoton. cor 1ngs WI rec ec. 0 a . I
Phue R.....-ch. Ovtonlc, Rote!, RutaOUnd, Scotch, Original Master Recordings. HEAR YOUR
Sheffield. Shure. Sounctcraftamen, Sound Guard, SYSTEM AT ITS BEST.
Ultrall,,..,, Y.maha and many otnera
Or-.. C= lewett ,rte..• Mael-' Sc .... .._. ... • Mu•1r ef SOCllTY ef AUDIO C TA.MTS.
IXTIMDID PA YMINT -90 DAYS, MO IMTlllST
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