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VOL. 72, NO. 77, 7 SECTIONS, 98 PAGES ORANGE COUN
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McCarthy Wins
Rhode Island Entry Tops Bushmills
By ALMON LOCKA.BEV ......................
Banana boat. The name con-
jures up visions of slow old rust
buckets engaged in the panama-
nian or Caribbean fruit trade.
But Top Banan a? Now there is
a boat ol another color. anothe r
m.nt.b ruruung or the 8ushmllh1
Grand Prut offshore power boa t
race on a lumpy course between
Newpon Beach and Dana Point
and Long Beach Saturday~
of spectator boats watched Top
Banana. J erry J acoby's Ajac
Hawk and Betty Cook's Kaama
blast off to an early lead and
hold it for the entire 198.S-mile
run.
• speed and a nother e ra .
·•we had no probems with boat
or engines," said McCanhy, a
transportation executive and
boat builder out of Providence,
The three boats finished only
two minutes apa rt in a sea that
often saw boats airborne in the
lumpy water. Top Banana. a 38-foot Ba nana lt.I. .
' Boat driven by a 33-year-old man with the unlikely na me of
OlarUe McCarthy . was the win-
ner, almost wire-to-wire. m the.
Hun dre d s of t h o us and s
of shores1de s pect a tors and .
thousa nds mor e jampac ked
aboard a seemingly endless line
The race started at 10:07 a.m. • and Top Banana flashed across
the finish line at 12:58 p.m. for an elapsed time of 2 hours and 58
minutes and an average speed of
llJ.M mph.
CHARLIE McCARTHY HUGS CHECKERED FLAG, 'TROPHY'
t Four Aboard Plane
Ajac Hawk. driven by 1978
rookie-of-the-year J erry J acoby,
Old Westbury. N. Y .• finished
less t.ban a minute behind the
winner for an average speed of
69.24. and nationa l cha mpion Betty Cook's Kaam'a , Newport
Beach, finished a minute late for
an average speed of 68.84.
Seesawing back a nd forth fo r fourth place were Joel Halpern's
Beep Beep, Tarrytown, N. Y. and
last year's Bushmills winner
Joey lppolito's Michelob Light.
They finished virtually bow-to-
bow at 1:10 p.m. with Beep Beep getting the flag for fourth place.
Halpern and Ippolito may
have finished closer t o the leaders except that they stopped
briefly to aid Bob Nordskog and
his crew Norm Teaf ue who were
thrown from the r boat Sky
Hawks after it almost pitchpoled
in the only serious accident of
the day.
The other c r ewma n, Noel
Younger was thrown under the ooclcpit of the boat but was not
injured.
Nordskog and Teague were
helped back aboard the boat and
they abandoned the race and
drove to the Balboa Bay Club
docU •here the two Injured men were removed to Hoag
Hospital.
T6e 65-year-old Nordskog was
treated and released but Teague
was reportedly hospitalized ovetnilbt for observation.
A team member said Sky
Hawb was in fourth place and
running at about 80 mph when
the accident occurred. It was the
first race for Nordskog's 38-foot
Scarab.
(See BUSHMJLLS, Page AS)
'.Die as Wing Snaps
Pirates Take
Net Crown
Orange Coast College
posted a 75-67 overtime
victory over Saddleback
College's Gauchos to cap-
ture the California state
junior college basketball
championship Saturday night at Ca l State
Fu1Jertoo before a packed house.
WS ANGELES <AP> -A H2bt plane lost its left wing in
flfght Saturday and spun to the
1 grOund near a freeway, killing au thtte people on board but
causing no injuries on the
• ground. authorities said.
Tina said be and bis friends
ran to the plane, which came
down in a clump of trees. and
tried to help those on board, but
they were all dead.
1b4! identities of the victims.
two men and a woman, were not
immediately available, sa id Ned
Chatfield, s pokesman for the
Los Angeles Fire Department.
Carlos Tina. 29, of Glendale was playing soccer in a nearby
park .whe n he noticed tbe
aircraft circling the area. "I
beard tbe Jeft wmg explode right
1 in the middle and the plane
came down like a toy." be s aid.
The aircraft, said to be a four-
se at Be ecbc raft, c ras h e d
<See CRASH, Page AZ>
For details, see stories add pictures in today's
sports section beginning on
Page Bl.
f Sehools Out
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County, Nation Cope With Closings
By TOM BARLEY
Of .. Mfy --,...,
Orange Coast school districts provide sharp
and strikina contrasts for anyone seekln1 con·
.. firmatioo ol the nationwide picture of declining
student enrollments, closed schools and empty
dMlrooma that once buned with aetivity.
No district does more
than the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District to
coallrm the nationwide pat-
tmm al decline and fall in
school population and
facilities.
"" r.ean qo D1'. Jobn W. Nkoll I district boutecl a
.....,. popdlatioa of more
tbmll.OOllDIUac:bools. -.n
TodaJ, ftve of tboae ac:bools are eloeed
tbne man are a year away from cloHn and
two _.. 11181 bave their doon cloHd before
the Mid dlc8Cle ii very far aclnnced.
It ...... almolt certain at Udl Ume tllat tbaM hlo eeboala will be cloeed. Wbea tbe)' are, ·~'°II'• student populaUoa wW llan d ftom tbl Zl,000 ol 1'74 to • predicted
te.l•la ... fallof llll.
'l'lle eamllMt CCNMa from diltrieta lib Dr.
Jero .. R. fton1le7'1 Capt1traao Ulllflecl
1111111 lllUiet....,.. tM eww •d•• WOO· -ellt••:br~--•tlletaUJn·
..... • .. .. "' tbne lat fur· Alli=-....... ii tbt...., la tbe mm 1e111G1 D11trtet ...,. .,...
' l~MIM .....U, mD'9d to MCIQln tbt c.s. .... .............. ftoD a dtelbllnl
TuaUn Unified School District that was &lad to get rid of the facility.
A rapidly developin1 Sac!dleback Valley
tells lta story veey clearly in the 1tatlstlc1 com-
piled by the Saddleback Valley Unified School
District's superintendent. Dr. Richard Welte.
The district's 18 elementary, three in-
termediate, three senior blib acboola, one con-
tinuation f •cllity and one special educ•tion
school house more than L9,000atudenta.
There bas been a 45 percent srowth in
enrollment since the dlltriet wu unified ln 19'13,
Dr. Welte said. And be predicts that in 1• he will be superintendent ot a dlatrict wbicb 'Will
bout an e.arollment ot at leat n,800 atudenta.
Slddlebeck'1 atarJ of srowtb ii ampWled ln
atau.ties compUed bJ Supt. Robert A. Lom-
bardi ot tbe SINldlebaa Community Collece
Diltrtet.
Kil lpriq enrollment ftpre ol nearl1 •.ooo
tt11denta la up b7 10 pert'etlt aa tbe level ot a
yen •IO and the 1rowt11 at s.ddleback Colle1e
ba1 been suc:h tb8t tbe cliatriet baa beee eom-
pelled t.o break pound at a JO.acre utellite
f 1e1Ut1 ln Irvine -at tbe bUrNctioa ot lntn• enter on" and Jettn1 Roed.
Bat tbl srowtll ..... are rw ad far
Mt..-.. a ~ tlaat all too ... nllletl
wbat till Ualted .._ Oflke of Sdwa&lola ,re-dictawWbea 12P91'Mtdrop6a....Umeat.
,,.. ........ enrollllMlll .. aU ......... ta
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SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1979 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
NEWPoRT BEACH'S HOME FAVORIT£, BETTY COOK, STREAKS TO THIRD PLACE
Syria Threatens War
U.S. Envoys Try to Cool Arab Tempers
By Tbe .bsocia&ed Press
A higb·level U.S. delegation
opened a Mideast tour Saturday
to try to cool Arab tempers over
the American-inspired Egyp-
tian-Israeli peace tre.aty. but an
angry Syria said the only way to
deal with the challenge might be war.
"There is no other choice . . . tu the armed choice." the of-
fidal Syrian newspaper Tisbrin declared. •
The U.S. team, including Na-
tional Security Adviser Zbigniew
Brzezins ki and President
Carter's son Chip, arrived in
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Saturday to try to win the backing of King
Khaled, or at least to mule Saudi
criticism of the Egyrt-tsrael
pact and be ad of: Saudi
eeooomic retaliation against
~was no immediate word
on the outcome of the meeting.
Damaacus radio claimed.
however, that the Saudis lfst week threatened to cut off $1
billion in annual economic aid to EIYPt if President Anwar Sadat
Cnunty Teen
Critical A.f ter
Tanker Blast
U>S ANGELES (AP> -An Anaheim teen-a1er, David
Damieo. 19, wbo was hitcbhiklng
mar t11e HeDI ot a fatal tanker tnlick ~ OD tbe Artesia
ft'Mway wu in criUcal condl·
U.. 8aturda1. a County·USC .......... uld.
n. truck's driver, 25-year-old
John Fttapatrlck of W•mtnate~l wu Ii.led ln faJr ,,..,,.._ wiin bums over 10 per-
c eat of bis body, the
IPQbnoma Mldecl.
J'Mlpatrtcll'• rl1, carryla1 W lllloal of luollne, H ·
.,....... Friday nilht after an 1r n'Mll tatertq tbe freeway
• .... 4Rlt" and WU bit by Ute
deeftltN, Pase AZ>
J ..
signs the separate peace with
Is rael.
An Egyptian Foreign Ministry
spokesman in Cairo denied that
report. There was no offi cial
Saudi comment. In a Newsweek magazi ne in-
te rview Saturday . however .
Saudi Crown Prince Fahd in-
dicated bis country would not cut off aid to Cairo, s aying Saudi
Arabia is •'deeply concerned
about the welfare of all Arab
oountries and this will continue
to be the case in the future.•'
ln r elate d de ve lo pme n ts
Saturday:
-In the Old C it y o f
J e rusalem, Arabs and J ews
clashed violently when a group
of religious J ewish stude nts
tried to force their way onto the
Holy Temple Mount, which is
holy to Moslems and Jews . No
serious injuries were reported.
Four Arabs and five J ews were
arrested. Authorities discourage
Jews from entering the site
became of possible conlronta·
tions with Moslems. -In Kuwait, the newspaper
KING SIZED -A pair of
articles lake a long look at Fluor
-the company and the man
w~o ia President, Chief Ex-
ecutive Officer and Chairman of
tbe Board of the $2.8 billion
lrvlne-bued corporation. Page
Cl.
ITOa• OVEa CALM -
V allum ha powers to soothe
tea1loa, but over-prescribing
and a._. are forcinl critics to
take a Jona look at the most
corqmon of tranquilizers
dancers u well. Pa1e All.
roa TBE ... ost AccC>l'CUA&
to le1ead. tbe swallows will ma
their '1,• mile nilbt to Mlllion
San Juan Caplltrano Monday.
An .....,...... blrd eQert de·
bunlt1 tbe myth and plent.Y of
t.owUta add t.o tbe lore on Pace
AlO.
l
Al Siyassa quoted Palestinian
source s as s ayin g gue rrillas
want to reactivate a radical ter-
rorist strike force against U.S .
targets and Arabs supporting
Sadat. •
·-In Jordan , Palestinian
leader Vasser Arafat, who told a
Beirut m agazine "the whole
Middle East will explode H
Sadat signs the pact ," met with
King Hussein o( J ordan. ll was
only Arafat's second trip to
Jordan since Hussein expelled
Palestinian ~uerrillas from bis
country in 1970. In a surprisingly
mild joint statement issued 1fter
the meeting. both s aid they
wou1d resist ··au attempts to li·
qtadate the legitimate rights of Palestinians. "
-Egyptian Defense Minister Kamar Hasan Ali departed for
Washington lo join Israeli
Defense Minister Ezer Weizman in ironing out details of the
military addendum to the peace
treaty, including a timetable for
withdrawal of Israe li forces from the Sinai Peninsula .
"DALLAS' HEAVY -
Everyone is hissing at Larry 1 Hagm1n, and be couldn't be
happier. The former milquetoast
astronaut in "I Drea m of Jean.
Die" is now the popular lleavy of •
the TV hit series "Dallas:· An
Associated Press entertainmen '
feature tells •bout his private
eccentricities. Page B7. 1.a•s-••
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A2 DAIL V PIL.OT
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Sunday. ~_,.oh II, tt7t
Hanoi, Peking Slate Talks
BANGKOK. Thailand tAP\
Haoo6 pf'OPOM'd Sa.h.ird•y tbat
V1etname1e and bane8t
nt'&()tl1tor Opt>n /<' ce talks an
the war rnvu~e Vu.•lnumt'M' border town or Lang Son nt"'ltt
l"r\dey, fw e wffk aftfr Chane ,~
fortt1 s~lt acrotts lhc frontier
to"puaiab" V1etn•m
Cb1nttt' Viet' Pr •mit•r Oenic
~ tTf'ng Halao-p1n1 > said
in P9klDc Saturday nl&hl Lhll Odnele troops bave "entirely"
witadrawn from VI tnam ,.,.
=-e with reporters durlnc an
UUr.n1uion at a Boston Sy m
phoQy Orchestra conttrt
Bui. tens of thou ands of Vlt>t· namae wert~ rt1ported dlHtng
oew defense bnt-s Satuntay on the border with China. and in the
Laotian capital of Vat>nhane
Chinese Troops Gone,
Vietnamese Fortify Line
lhot.lsanda of Laot1an11 r<'port~ly
marthed to p~t what they
-.aid wu(' ('hlnf'Rt' plan1> lo l&1kt'
~r tM-lr country.
l''\lr t~ flnt. Ume In th 34· da.Y>0kt Vietnam China conflkt,
t.httt w rt no reports of tiaht-ana.
llanot'1 ofntial radio aid lhc
Vietname1rn aovernment pro
potlf'd that tallui on tht border
diapute <>Pt"f\ Friday al the level
ol vace foret11n ministers The radio. monitored 1n
Tokyo. 1>ald the pTUposal wai.
made lo Lu Mina. Chanelle am·
bM83ador to Vietnam. by Nguyen
'l'I ·o. dlreflor or the Chinese M
fain Oepartmf'nl of Vietnam's
Foretan Mlnlf t.ry
ll quot.ecL!be.. Vietnamese of·
fid&l u saying, ' If Chma wants a venue In the border area. the
VM!lnam e side proposes Lang Son It
Lang Son. 11 miles from the
OUnese border. was one or the
major battlegrounds In tho
China-Vietnam hghling Th~'
V\etnamese have charged that
Chlnele forces who seized the
town destroyed m'-'Ch of 1l as
~wit.hdrew. 11'e Chinese ambassador said
he would convey the Vietnamese
proposal to his government. lhe
ramo aoaeci.
The Vleln amese had ex·
pressed wllllngneas to open talks
a week after the Chinese pulled
back across the borde r . In P ek·
ing Saturday , De ng t o ld
American rep0rters, "When we
made t he a nnouncement on
cessation of hostilities . . we
already had s tated our coopera·
tJon to have negotiations ...
"Now the Vietnamese have
accepted o ur proposal on
negot iat ions and we w i ll
respond." He confirm ed a n
earlier Chinese withdrawal an
nouncemenl.
F,.... PflfleAJ
CRASH •.•
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between t he Golden Stale
Freeway and Griffith Park.
where small children were rid·
ing ponies, but no one on the
ground was reported hurt by
falling aircraft Rieces.
Anothe r witness. Jimmy
Alcocer. 14. of Hollywood said he
and some friends saw the plane
circling and then "the left wing
exploded and blew off and the
plane started spinning to the
growld.''
Welfare's
I.nss Less . -
last Year
LOS ANGELES POLICE INSPECT PLANE WRECKAGE ON GOLDEN STATE FREEWAY
WASIUNGTON (AP> -The
government said Saturday that ~million was misspent in two
d its largest welfare programs
during the first six months of
1.978. but the error rate in the biggest program look a sizable
drop.
Joseph A . Cali f ano Jr ..
secretary of health, education
aod welfare, said the rate or ex·
cessive payments in the Aid to
Families with Dep e ndent
Children fell from 8.7 percent to
8.1 percent in that period. Dragon Ro•ses Foes
Between April and Septem ber
of 1978, tbe error rate held
steady al 4.6 percent in the Sup·
plemeotal Security Income pro-
gram. That's the lowest. the rate
bas been since the Social Securi·
ty Administration began running
the supplemental-security pro·
gram flve years ago. Califano
said.
Viejo Pamphlet Opem Development, Jowt
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of ... OMty ~let Ii.ti
A pollution-breathing dragon
depicted in a mer sent to 32,000
Soulb County homeowners this
week bas prompted a flood or
phone calls lo Laguna Green·
belt. Inc.
The cartoon caricature is sup-
posed lo represent the proposed
Aliso Viejo development behind
Laguna Beach, and Greenbelt
officials said the environmental
groups' phone lines have been
bl.fsy since the brochure hit the
mailboxes.
The green dragon. with cars at
his feet and pollution above his
bead, stands in the middle of a mat> o( the proposed 6,623 acre
development formerly known as
Moulton Ranch.
The Aliso Viejo Co. is propos-
ing development or 20,000 homes
tb be built on the hilly la nd in tbe
next 15 lo 20 years.
f9des Copied
hi Raid on
Joe Bonanno
TUCSON, Ari z. <AP) -
Federal and stale law officers
swept inlo the home of reputed
Mafia leader Joseph Bonanno
&. Saturday and selzed records,
tbe Arizona Dally Star reporta.
Federal and state authorities wwe unavailable for comment
catbe report.·
Bonanno, 74, bas been called
Ult most powerful organised
-atme Ii= in tbe country. He ilt a sub ol a 1rand Jury in·
...U1a on in Tuc1on and in
QllllOrnla that ls looking into al· llptkml of fraud and racketeer· 8'e appeared before the grand
llardl .J.t a federal court
· warrant and a pbotoeo-
)
achlne, the agents spent
ao6lll throulh bwdoea1 re· ... lbe Star Wcl.
Aceordlnl to the rePort. a i.we truck arrived and officen
81led a eantDI maeblne into
1ii9NM)'I TUclon bome. ...,. bosel al.lo were hauled 1* OM bouae and a photo· ....,. speat Mftral boun in-
-tbe bciute, tbe Star Hld.
The new community is sur·
rounded by Laguna Beach.
South Laguna, Laguna Hills and
Laguna Niguel.
It. was lo those communities
that. lbe Greenbelt flier was sent
this week. protesting what the
group calls "The Aliso Viejo
Monster."
Green belt President Tom
Alexander said the mass mail·
ing is intended to draw citizens
to a county Board of Supervisors
meeting Wednesday where the
board is lo decide on approval or
a land use plan for the sprawling
acreage.
The county Planning Com·
m ission recommended the plan
be approved. over the objec-
Uons of the Greenbelt and. more
recently. Orange County Hous·
ing Coalition.
The housing panel said this
week the Aliso Viejo plan lacks
provision for continued af.
fordabillty or moderately.priced
housing.
The Greenbe lt goes a bit
further in assailing the develop·
ment.
The Greenbelt flyer says, in
part. "The Aliso Viejo Monster
proposes to build 20.000 more
houses. add 50.000 more people.
spew 42 tons or pollutants into
the air daily. add 200,000 car
trips daily, push for construction
of·lhe San Joaquin Transporta·
lion Corridor. and flood the can·
yons.''
It urges residents to call the
supervisors. write letters oppos·
ing the project lo s upervisors.
and attend the 9:30 a.m . meeting
Wednesday. Alexander said his group is
following up the mailing by call·
ing 1,000 Greenbelt members
personally lo ask them lo attend
the meeting.
Oearlag lt'reelcage
The supplemental-security
program provides financial as-
sistance lo the aged, blind and
disabled.
Io the family a~d . progr~m .
which spent $5.1 billion dunng
the first six months of 1978. some $414 million was paid to
persons who were ineligible or
who got too much. Out or a total budget of S3.J
billion. the s upple m e nta l·
security program paid $15 1
million t.o I.hose who were in· eligible or were overpaid. the
figures showed.
ln the preceding six-month
period, overpayments under the
family ajd program had been
$441 million and supplemental·
secu!!:ib ove rpay m ents we re $146 · on.
POiice and firemen survey wrecka1e of car
tbat bit euca!1-ptua trees on Trabuco ft.oad
tn Jmne FriCtay nt1ht, killinl paasen1er llabert Cbarlea Moore, 22 of 1Jpland and
11rlou1l1 lnJurln1 Dana_y Lewayne Html~ JD, and JOH.Pb ClarklOD, M, batllbDtarto. A CaQfornl1 Ht1rbw1y
Patrol 1pokesman 1ald the auto waa travel· 1nl at a hllh rate of speed when it ran off
the road 1t about 9: 50 p.m. The tnJured men were re~ In aerlou1 condition ~today at Santa Ana-Tustin Memorial liJIPl*ll. .
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A lnaost Spring
Painter Michael Joseph of Laguna Beach sets up his
water colors on Laguna's Main Beach as a jogger
passes by. T he late afternoon sun gives the water a
shimmering effect.
FBI Seeks Records
On Loan to Carter
ATLANTA (AP) -The presi·
dent of the Nationa l Bank of
Georgia said Saturday . that he
does not know of any pnvate r e·
cords dealing with the bank's
loans to President Carter's fami·
ly peanul warehouse.
Blasingame said he could nol comment about whethe r a
private ledger was round in thl·
investigation or a bout an .
specifics of the probe.
A report issued in J anuary by
two s pecially appointed NBG
directors said the bank handled
the Carter loan poorly. a llowin~
the warehouse to reduce its sup
ply or peanuts below the amount
needed lo back up the loans.
NBG President Robert P .
Geyt.on ack~ledged that the
FBI bas been looking into the
loans. which totaled $5.8 million.
but when told or a New York
Times report or a private ledger
allegedly maintained by a loan
officer. he s aid . "I'm not
familiar with any of that."
In its editions today. the
Times quoted bank and govern·
menl officials as saymg NBG
loan officer Robert D . .Fl ynl -
under pressure from former
bank president Bert Lance -
kept the separate ledger and de·
layed cashing checks from the
Carter warehouse lo avoid over·
drawing the Carter account.
"It's the fi rst I've heard of it."
Guylon said.
The Times said the FBI was
investigating the possibility that
the information entered in of·
ficlaJ bank records re lating to
the Carter loans was inaccurate.
Agent Jim Blasingame of the
FBl's Atlanta office sa id the
bureau has sent the results of a
"limited, pre liminary" 10 ·
vestigation of the peanut loans
to the Jus tice Department in
Washington.
"They're try m~ to deter mine
• whether a special prosecutor
should be appointed ." he said.
Cool and Wet
To Continue
Don't put those umbrellas
away yet , there's more rain on
the way accontlng to the Na·
tional Weather Service.
The forecast calls for rain
from the north t.o arrive here
sometime tonight with we t weathe r likely to continue
through Monday.
And temperatures are likely to
stay cool, the weather people
say. with hl1hs unlike ly to rise
above 65 a nd overnight lows
near 50.
ln the mountains. snow levels are likely to drop lo 4,000 feet
with isolated thundershower~ in
some areas and light rain in
lowerelevatlons.
Scattered showers late tonight
md Monday are expected in the
deserts wlt.h overnight lows
below freezing in . the high de· aerts.
Orange Coast temperatures
Saturday were reported in the
low _,. with ovemlcht tows tn
the mid lo low 50s.
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tnlck, the California Hlahway
Patrol said.
1be car was wedged a1alnst
the left front wheel of the true k
md incinerated, omcials said .
Two men in the car were
killed. said CHP spokeswoman
Patricia Krauss. 1'beir names wwe withheld pendln1 noUfica·
Uon of relatives. 1he saJd.
The blast at t : 29 p .m . daJDaCed a freeway overpa111 mocked down a power pole and
the nam1.na fuel spread for •
quarter of a mile the CHP said.
Damico waa bitchblkint near •
the blul when he w a1 I.rapped
by flames, Ms . Krauss aaid. He
1uff1red 1econd· and tblrd· ~ burns over 35 percent of
lllibody.
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lroine Boys
Arrested for
School Thefts
Two 16-year·old Irvine boys.
aJTeSted by police Satuntay oo
burglary c harges, r eportedly
told investigators that they us.ed
a stolen set or master keys lo
break into Irvine schools about
3> times In the pest few weeks.
Master keys for six Irvine
schools were recovered wt\en
the two youths were arrested
about 9 a .m. Police said the
youths were entenn~ University
Park School when spolled by of
ficers.
Before being re leased to their
parents. the youths said tht:y
made orr with the master key:.
during their first burglary.
Po li ce said an un k nown
amounl or "cash and personal
items" were taken m the en:.u
mg string of burglaries.
The youths reportedly told
police they often spenl the night
at each other's homes and
s lipped o ut a w i ndo w l o
burglarize the schools during
early morning hours.
Police said efforts are being
made to recover some of the stolen property.
a.arges Delayed
MICHIGAN CITY (AP) -No
charges will be filed immediate·
Ly against inmates involved lo u
protest at the I ndiaoa State
Prison in which three guards
were held hostage brielly. \he
prison warden said
Warden J ack Duckworth said
if the inmates maintain good dis·
ciplinarx records for a year.
they will not be charged in
Saturday's incident. The guards were released unharmed.
SUNDAY
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a IP'eal dul more l""tiellM>n -and 1afety -U Klm Kush halhlawa~. Thar because the lrvtoe·based tnventOf' baa created a
l)'l'Ol.COplc device be a.aya cu co a loal ••>' toward J>A• venU.u mucb of lb& baood.tbed aloaa Americ1'1 acddeol· 1CamiC1 hiahwaya
ALTHOUGH OT111tlL8 MAY vol~ a more cauUoua &a·
IMtlnenl ol the benefit.a of Illa lonaUoo, tt teem• dear
that ~b w come up wltb an idea that could mean 1reat ~emat ID the 1tAblUty ol a car'I ride. He~e. (ew.,r
llCOdentt. ma.lmi.n.1 uuuriea aAd deatbl.
Ruah calb bla ora1ochlkl a nroecopk wheel cover. a
5tttt-laden dtviee that woukl lake lbe place of a 1Landard bub cap. Tb e new coven. however, would be att.achtd to
the wheel rims at a silt percent &a•le.
SlAn<ilnt{ still. the coven would lake the form of a
hoop, be said. But u lhe car belaa lo move, tbe cen tnfugal force of lbe wbttl's moUoo would natun t.bt cover
into a l)TOSCOpe effect lo the wheel of the car. By keeplng its original plane of rotatlon. the
i)T06cope would lend increased al.ability, preventln1 the
car's Ures Crom weavmg and alidin1 on lbe pavement,
especially tn a turn.
THE BENEFITS OF SUCH stability, Rush aa.ld, woukl
be ma.QY·fold. Among these be lists a 16 percent improve-
ment in gasoline mileage, Improved braking and comer·
ing, the prevention of sliding, or hydroplaning, over wet
surfaces, smoother riding, better traction in ice aod snow
and reduced front end maintenance costs.
To buttress his chums, Rush keeps a sheaf of papers.
test.Jmoo1als and studies that be says show lbe benefits of usmg gyroscopic wheel covers oo cars.
"I have lhe world invested in lbis because J believe in
it,'' Rush said in an interview.
He has worked on the whffl cover for 12 years be
said, and bas invested over $100,000 in bringing it to intl-
tioo. .
.. YOU'VE GOT TO BELIEVE in your product." the 55.
year-old inventor said. "Everybody is a n inventor. It just
takes strategy and courage Cto succeed) -courage to purse
your invention."
Killing Stopped
Iran Imposes Controls
TEHRAN (AP> -Iran's new leaders Saturday banned local
Islanuc revolutionary commit·
tees from entering pri vale
homes without authorization and
lifted the two-day-old censorship
or television film and news
photographs taken by foreign
journalists.
ltevol u tionary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini on
F\'iday ordered a halt to sum-
mary trials and executions, but other forms of "revolutionary
jtlltice" were sUll being earned
out.
An unmarried couple caught
having sexual relations was
publicly flogged in the Caspian
Sea town or Amlash after refus·
ing orders by revolutionary authorities to get married. She
got 100 lashes, he got 25.
The ban on entering private homes was imposed by Gen.
Mehdi Hadavl, chief prosecutor
ol Iran's Islamic revolutionary
court, and meshed with the or-
ders by Khomeini that summary
trials and executions cease
pending est ablishment of new
legal guidelines.
Hadavi, in an announcement carried in the Tehran press. said
)ocaJ revolutionary committees
now need special permission
from his office before they can
search private premises. Since
the revolutionaries took power
last mootb, Is lamic gunmen
often have arbitrarily entered
and searched homes on the pre· text of seeking out counter·
revolutionaries.
The new announcements were seen by observers as another
move to restore order and mute
criticisms from pr ovisional Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan
that IslamJc revolutionary com-
mittees, acting on their own, bad
turned Iran's "day into night."
Khomeini. spiritual leader of
the revolution that toppled Sbab Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, or·
dered Friday that all verdicts of
revolutionary courts were s ub·
ject. to review in Tehran and all
sentences must be reviewed before being carried out .
At least 63 persons are known
to have been executed since the
shah was deposed.
Last week former Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hoveida
went before an Islamic court
charged with 17 offenses. He
faces death if convicted, but the
trial has been temporarily sus-
pended.
One Of UaoM wbo bas Lakeo a h•rd look at b1a creation la T.1':. McCauley, an analyst with the standards and quaU.
t,y C'Olltrol divlalon of th-= ittate Office of Pro<:uremeot.
On the buis of prellmlnary test.a, McCauley tokl the
Oa.lly Pilot. be was sall.afled the wheel coven really do
C!llbAoce •t~blllty.
However, he aald more ln-depth analysis is needed bef~ I.be aLat.6 would be interested in outfitting its own
veblcla with the wheel covers.
DlJUNG Tll08E TESTS. McCauley mo noted that ~ aorina retenUon pronts whJcb hold the covers to the rimt ol the tire were not strong enough, creating what be
deecrlbed as an "extremely dangerous s1tuaUon."
flwsb said that corrective action has been taken to
t1tbll)' teeute the wheel covers to the rims. He also agreed
that more exhaustive tests are needed to verify his claims about the inventloo
8ut be sald hJs first priority now is to interest a large
aw>ulacturer lo his creaUon before going ahead wilb further. and more expensive, tests.
"I've got 12 years in this," Rush said. "Another year
doesn't matter."
Tbol5e tests dooe so far include the worll or a Universi· ty ol Catifornia1 Irvine physics lecturer and test runs at
the Willow Spnngs raceway at Rosamond, Calif., near
Lancaster.
~ OBSERVER AT SOME of those tests was Hugo
Arnwine Jr., a field representative for the National Safely
Council's Orange County chapter.
ln a report to his superiors, Arnwine said the "dem-
<n<Jtratioo was an outstanding success, beyond the ex-pect.aUons or au present.··
Used in the test runs were a lightweight Chevrolet El
Camino and a Formula Four race car.
"With lhe wheel covers mounted, the spectators ob· served a tremendous improvement in vehicle stabWty on
turns. where stability is a very critical. factor," Arnwine said.
BE SAID VERJCLE BRAKING distances were r e· d\nd an average of 15 feet.
The tests by Or. Franklin Potter at UC Jrvine abo not·
ed lhe wheel cover's attributes . ' , '< '-. I
Deltyflli.t ....... ...,h~0'°'"911 "The increased wheel stability from the gyroscopic
wheel covers means a smoother ride, better tracking, bel· ~r road ~ntact, reduced front end wear and less uneven
b.re wear. Dr. Potter's study said.
KIM RUSH OF IRVINE SHOWS GYROSCOPIC WHEEL CAPS
Inventor Clalme Design Would Save Gas, Spare Injuries
...
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Singer Neil Diamond was
reported in satisfactory con·
dilion at Cedars -Sinai
Medical Center Saturday
following surgery doctors
said was to correct an "old
back proble m .,, The s ur-
gery took more than nine
hours, twice the norm a I
time, medical spokes men
said.
Fro• Page A l
CLASS ROOM CO UN TDOWN. • • ' American schools peaked in 1970 at 51.3 million students of wbom 36.79 million were in elemen· interests of education. Lamb Is t.o be<:ome u1e tary schools. new district offices of tbe Huntington Beach
Projections for 1980 tndl cale that 30.9 Union Higb School District and McDowell will
million students will be enrolled al the elemen· becomelhe district offices of the f'VSD .
tary level, a decUne of nearly 20 percent. The present district office at Newland and
Superintendents or Orange Coast school dis· Talbert will be leased "It will mean savings to
tricts unanimously agree that a dramatic drop the taxpayer." Mahnken said. "And we'll he
in the birthrate is lhe primary cause of enroll· able topayoffsomeofourdebts."
ment loss. In 1959, there were 3.7 children in the Mahnken felt that the natmral rate or attrl·
American family; today the average family lion and the decision not to hire new teachers
contains 1.8 children. would enable the district to adjust its teaching
lo 19'11 lhere were 18 births per \,000 popula-strength without laying off or firing teachers
tion : in only 1976, there were 14.7. The same relocation dedsion was made by
Additionally, in 1960, 28 percent of the Ocean View School District trustees wbo de·
women betwoon the ages of 20 and 24 were un· cided to move from their eight-acre slle at Beach
married; by 1973, lbe figure bad increased to 38 and Warner in Huntington Beach to the closed percent. Rancho View School on "8" Street in that city.
Superintendents of many Orange Coast Ocean View student enrollment bas dropped
school districts cited the bigb cost of housing as by 6SS sludents or 5.1 percent In the last year·
an additional factor in lbe stcry of declining "That's a whole school." commented com· enrollments. munications di~tor Gayle Wayne. Jt appears that the next casualty in the dis· ''Newly married couples wbo once would trict will be Robinwood School where student
have bought· a tract home and started a family enroll merit has been steadily declining.
!ind today they can't even rajse lhe down pay-It is expected that the school will be closed
ment," a school official said. "Simple in June. 1960, but no d ecision bas been made on economics is a contributing factor to tbe declin· disposal or the property.
ing birth rate." "It won't be sold, at least not now," Ms.
Statistics compiled by the Orange County Wayne said. "We may hold on to it for five
Department of Education show that student years and lease it durinf that Ume. Enrollment
enrollment in county schools fell this year for could jump again and i it did we could reopen
the third year in a row the facility."
Kindergarten through grade l2 enrollmenl Declining enrollment is being viewed with
dropped from an all time hi~h of 376,304 in 1975 concern in two Orange Coast school districts
to 351,MJ in October, 1978 -a 6.5 percent which have not yet found it necessary to close
decrease over the three-year period. schools.
Declining enrollments bring in their wake The student total ts down to 7.369 from 7;800
two other is!ues that must be faced by superin· in the Huntington Beach City School Distric;'t
Cases o' lri.sh Pluck: teodents and district boards: the closing of where trustees have formed a committee to dis-
scbools and the reduction of teaching staff. cujs the decline and the errect it may have on
The problem has already been confronted the operation of 13 schools.
by the Fountain Valley School District where Only two schools are operated by the Seal
enrollment is down from 9,779 students to 9.133. Beach School Oistrkt where the student total
Cele brants, Coffee G e t Erin Treatme nt Dr. Jack Mahnken, assistant superinten· bas dropped to 850 from l,200 -350 at Mary E.
dent. said two schools -McDowell in Fountain Zoeter School and SOO at McGaugh Intermediate
Valley and Lamb in Huntington Beach -will be School.
NEW YORK <AP> -The l riah walked the green line Saturday
on New York's Filth Avenue.
scrambled shamrock e~gs lo
Sa"annab, Ga., and wei ed in at an even 8 pounda in ansaa
City, Mo.
In St. Patrick, Mo., the
l.oadon General Store buzzed with activity Saturday. Nearly
40,000 pieces of mall were can· celed with green ink.
"I sure do like Saint Patrick's
Day," said postmistress An.na
Logsdon. "U it weren't for that
'cJay. I bet they would abut down wr post omee."
. The mood was a bil more
mellow ID St. Patrick. Obio.
Evel'J member of the 351·
member St. Patrick Catholic
Owrch there la of German des-
cent. The foundiDR lrllb have
left. confessed the Rev. Robert Monnin.
St. Patrick's Day ln New York
means The Parade, and for
tbo6e marchers wbo reveled too
hard and too late into Saturday
morning, a green stripe traced
the route down Filth A venue and
overtoThird Avenue.
. Before New York's politicians ~ up for the march, some
lined up at a local watering bole
to listen to bagpipes play "I'm A
Yankee Doodle Dandy" and
compare notes on the Irish cof·
lee and corned beef bash.
Hundreds of thousands. stand· iD8 four and five deep, lined the
route of New York's 217tb an-
nual parade under overcast
sides. About 120 000 marchers -
lncludtn1 195 bands from 10
Man Slwt by Police
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A Gardea Groft robbery IUI• Pld..,.. nported ID "ntremely
atUeal" eciedttioD earty todaf\
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tb1t occurred within 1S minutes
fttday afternoon.
-~ by a descrtptJon of the
-.... 1etaway car In the first two robberlH Friday. un-
dereover lnvestiaators were ~ In a pa.JtiU lot near the
Al;lall' ..!.l!!P.&..~10 1Ve1lmln1ter ve. ,.,_ .was ran out.
Polle. aaW be bad Jut robbed
tbe ~and wu ~-wbat dalf 1•.S •• • baDd.iun in· lldeanradaot•anc•cloOl. ·
Two mderCOftr unlta blocked die,.... ot ,. ... ,. pielrQp truck.
J:L~ ftNd &bree l'OWICll at
farldllUD. reportedly ,.ached
ome.r. Mid dleJ reeo"Nd a IMded re•ol•er and an un· dll ' Id amo.t ol cub ID
tbltruek.
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closed. ln addition, he said, Bushard School lo "It imposes financial pressure on us," com· states -passed by, virtually all Huntington Beach will operate at half its mented Dr. Monroe E . Pedersen, diatrtct
lnC°Jersey Gov. Brendan normal capacity. superintendent. "The state pays us for each stu·
Byrne used 8 black Irish walk· "In effect, we 'll be down to 16.S schools dent and a decline in enrollment means a 1.... ti k b d from 19," be said. "We'll be closing 22.s decline in funding."
"':"6 8 c 88 e para ed down classroomsaltooe• ... -r." School closures have become a way of life f1ftb Avenue. When New York '" u...:: Mayor F.dward I. Koch saw the · The two schools wm continue to serve the <See SCHOOLS. Page All>
cane, be grabbed it. -==-----------------------------------'--..;.;..-
"This is what you fight sub·
way crime with," Koch said,
laughing.
"Actually, we use it to club
the Legislature," Byrne shot back. .
In Savannah, breakfasts for
Irish societies marked the day. There were green grits1 scnmbled green eggs1 and, or
course, Irish wbbkey an lieu of orange juice.
"Can you imagine eatlnf that at 8 o'clock in the morrung?"
aeked Harry Deal, chairman of
Savannah's St. Patrick's Day
pmwle committee.
Savannah claims the second 18l'llllt St. Paddy's Day parade
ln the o atlon a nd the tem-
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than In New York.
b luck beamed down on the
Jellrey Dunn family of suburban Kauas City Saturday. Joan
Dunn1 six weeb overdue, finally pve Dirth to an 8·pouod redhead
named Pat, aft.er St. Patrick,
Michael.
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.Ail DAILY PILOT Sund1y, M11ch 18. 1979 NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER
Perkins' Kingdom Mild Rhodesia
Attacks
Guerrillas
Weekly review of Orange Coast high/lghts
Dellyf'l ... JUff..._..
OTTIE ANDREWS WITH SELF-Ct.EANING BAY MODEL
Newport Bt•.1c h
Let waves do the washing
Ollie "Andy" Andrews has had a dream of cleaning
out a silted bay since he was a little boy, and now the bald·
ing, retired inventor think~ he's found just the place to
work out his dream Faced with the prospect of a $4
million de-silting bill for dredging Newport Bay, the coun·
ly Env1ronmcnta'l Management Agency lent an car to An
drews' idea of using wave action and a restructuring of the
upper bay lo let the ocean do the work instead. EMA
manager Goerge Osborne said he'd reserved judgement on
the plan until a detailed model of the bay shows the system
of pipes and tidal gates. combined with a barrier, would
work. But Osborne said the whole idea even If feasible •
may be scuttled by r ed t ape. "The prospect of getting all
the permits you'd need makes from a ll the agencies in
volved well, it's practically overwhelming." But An·
drews perseveres, hauling around a model of the system
which he seems willing to demonstrate to all who wall
listen.
lidi,tii
Copter ride
idea makes
hard landing
An idea pil ot Bob
Loomis had for operating
a helicopter ride at L•on
Country Safari got s hot
down last week-before he
presente d it. Loomis
operates a Rimilar ride at
Ports ·o Call VIilage io
San Pedro and thought it
might work out well in the
Irvine animal park. Didn't
mention the idea to local
offi cials. however, JUSt
checked things out with
the s tate aeronautics
divis ion a feele r you
might say. Well, somehow
the Airport Land Use
Commission got wind and
decided to ground Loomis
before he started. Unfair,
cried pilot Loomis. saying
he hadn't worked out de·
tails yet to overcome any
c i ty, county or Ma rine
Corps objections. I le said
he'd try lo arrange meet·
ings to discuss the idea
soon. but It looks as i (
his wings have been
clipped -before he got a
chance lo spread them.
Good cause is hard to find
Who could resist them, the youngsters who went door
to door oflerlng lottery tickets to help expand St. John's
Church and In the process possibly win up to $1,000. The
tickets said winners needn't be present In El Toro where
the drawing was to have been held a week ago. Ap·
parently the church Itself wasn't even to have been pre-
sent, according to Irvine Police, who said the people who
contributed had been the victims of a m a il-order
minister's ~ax. The youngsters were apparently getting
25 cents for each one dollar ticket sold. The kids bad been
at their tas k since last November. Police said a parent
wondered about the commission deal and checked the ad·
dress of the ''church." She found It was an answering
service which bad been taking calls for the "mlnisl.er."
Police said they'd like lo talk to anyol'\e who purchased the
blue, index card-sized tickets In order lo build a case. Call
detective P•ul J essop al 754-3718.
Drizzly Day • m
AP lel ~111111111• BhflJLf:S WH
Q..AYTO , Mo. Two uotk
concrete crealurc11. 10 Inches
lal.I, guard the dooryard. Ao iron
iO()IU', Mad upul11 ~. protects
the porch The doormat Is a
1traw elephant T he brun
knocker 111 o Uon'11 head.
"We lcome," ~aid M urlln
Pf!rk!ns.
Marlin Pttrkin11 111 u rare
apeclei.. oflen endungered u~
·verybody knows, and dlfflcult
to rupture tie's nt·ver home
lle's uJwayK ort somewh~re m
the Wiid Kinadom
"Come an ." he s1ud m that
fwnJllur. rt:•t.>dy volctc• l''omiliar.
( AMERICA )
that Is, to everyone who has
bt!ien fascinated by his televised
advcntur~1> w.1th animals around
the globe for the past 24 yeurs.
Marltn Perkins wall be 74 next
week. His step as still as agile as
a de<>r, h1s eye as qwck as a fox ,
his sense of wonder at the world
aboul him as lively as when he
picked up his first snake at age
five.
"WE'RE MAKING plans now
to film macaque monkeys who
live among some ancient r uins
in Ceylon. A beautiful place, I'm
told. I can't wait lo go.
"Then we'll probably go lo
Madagascar to film lemurs .
'Illey're endangered. People arc
cutting down their forest like
mad. Then to Maine Lo look at
some puffins . Maybe back to the
Galapagos, the n New Guinea .
We plan to make 12 films this
year for Wild Kingdom."
That will bring the total lo 252
smce Wild Kingdom went on the
air in 1962, and doesn't include
the scores of adventures for Zoo
Parade. its predecessor. which
first s ent Perkins to distant
jungles in 1955.
"That's a lot of television pro·
grams," he said, "but I never
think o( myself as a television
personality. I'm a zoo man. an
animal m an."
HE MEANS it. Ills entry in
"Who's Who" lists him as -a
"fonner zoo director." The St.
Louis Zoo. where he retired as
director in 1970, still titles him
"director c mentus'' and he still
pays close a ttention to the go-
ings on there -when he's <1t
home. that is.
Probably no other American,
from John James Audubon to
Isaac Walton, has inspired in
more people a knowled~e and
respect or wild creatures lh<.in
Federal Cuts
May Pinch·
City Services
WASHINGTON (AP) -Many
of the nation's cities, pinched by
inflation and high t ax r ates.
have become virtually addicted
LO feder ally subsidized jobs lo
maintain local services, accord·
Ing to a new s tudy released
Saturday.
1be BrookinJ(s Institution re · port, released by the National
Commission on Manpowe r
Policy, indicat es t h a t a n
average 12 percent of large city won forces are pa id by federa l
funds under the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act ,
and the dependence reaches 15
pe rcent for som e distr essed
cities, such as Detroit a nd St.
Louis.
A big reduction In public job
money as proposed by Presi·
dent t'arter, would likely force
some cities to make significant
cuts in local programs, the study
shows.
"It's one thing if they <CETA
workers) are in the p arks de·
part.ment, clearung up vacant
lots,'' says Robert Cook of
Brookings. "It's another thing
aJt.ogelher If they are running
the emergency medical service
or making up 20 percent of the
city Ore department.•'
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MARLIN PERKINS, HOST OF 'WILD KINGDOM' AT HOME
Anlmala There Are Definitely More MUd Then Wiid
Marlin Perkins. Who inspired it
in him?
"Nobody, really. I've always
been fascinated with nature.
"When I was a little boy on a
fa rm in Carthage over in
southwestern Missouri, I used to
follow the plowman and collect
wh at he turned up -toads .
earthworms, grubs, a nest of
baby mice. I always went home
with m y pocke ts full. My
parents were very tolerant."
Not so his Aunt Laura. Arter
his mother died , when he was in
the third grade. he went to live
with his Aunt Laura and took to
collecting snakes.
••1 KEPT them in boxes under
the house. in the crawl s pace.
When she found out about it she
raised hell. Not just snakes, I
also kept possums. raccoons,
turtles. baby coyotes. frogs.
anything I could find.
"I moved them to the loft in a
barn across the street. I didn't
tell the owner. Instead, I showed
~ every day lo help him feed
his mules. I thre w the hay down
from the loft, and a t the same
time cared for my pets ."
At home. in his tame kingdom.
Marlin Perkins keeps an
aquarium of tropical fish and
five animals, two dogs a nd three
cats.
As you would expect. the dogs
are exotic creatures. Tibetan
spaniels, fetched from t he far off
Himalayas. They are Lots1 La,
named for a mountain, and
Tuchumbi. named for the elder
of a Sberpa village in Nepal.
The cats are Smoky. Tiger Lil·
ly and Kitty Boo. They we re
fetched from lhe alley out back.
Yemen Rivals Halt
Border Warf are
ADEN, South Yemen <AP) -
Soutb..Yemen's army chief s aid
•Saturda)> •that troops of riv a I
North and South Yemen a re
withdrawing to their original
positions in compliance with an
agreement reached by the Arab
League.
The latest flareup in a decade
of border fighting between
Marxist South Yemen and con-servative North Ye me n began
Feb. 23, and continued until the
peacemaking efforts of the Arab
League brought about a cease·
fire last week.
SALISBURY CAP) -
Rhodesian warplanes attacked ..terrorist concentrations·· of
black nationalis t guerrillas deep
imide neighboring Mozambique
Saturday. the mllllary com-.
mand announced.
It gave no report of casualties
or damage from the fourth such
( IN SHORT )
raid within six days but .said all ~ the Canberra j et bombers re-
turned safely.
The comm a nd dropped a
million leaflets offering an un·
conditional amnesty to guer ·
riilas who lay down their arms
and return home. T his was seen
as a move to try and blunt ~uer·
rilla attempts to disrupt national
elections scheduled for Apri I 20.
l.lgalldaR• Ba~k?
NAIROBI, Kenya CAP>
Ugandan troops for the first
time stood and fought a n ib·
vasioo force of Tanzanians a nd
Ugandan exiles, re.suiting in
hundre ds of d eath s in the
heaviest fighting of the war. re·
ports from East Africa capitals
said Saturday. Uga ndan
warplanes struc k the town pf
Kya k a, 20 miles in sid e
Tanzania. The Tanzanians sald
o nly o n e Tanzanian wa s
wounded and three Ugandan
planes were shot down.
llaidftos K HI 8
JOHANNES BURG <AP> -
Nationalist guerrillas shot aQd
killed six persons. including a ~ed comrade. in a raid ln
South -West Africa near t he
An,olan border. the South
Afncan Press Association re·
ported Saturday.
Torture• Told
N'DJAMENA (AP l -New
clashes between Moslems a nd
Christians in southe rn Chad
killed more than 400 personR last
week. reliable sources said. Wit·
nes ses reported widespread
torture lncludin~ the skinning
alive oi some victims. The latest
bloodshed occurred between last
Monday and Thursday in Ule
t o wn o f Sarh . 300 milts
southeast or this centra l African
• capital.
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BILL GAZELL ANO CREW HEAD FOR DOCK AS FIRST IN PERFORMANCE CLASS
H9rry Roth of Miami Won Bushmllls' Production Division Overall Tttfe
Worrying Paid Off
Roth Leads Racers Over Clwppy Se~
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
Of ClN 0.llf ~..-SIMI
Harr} Hoth. a ·man "ho s pent m oltt of
Saturday morning worrying thal lhe Pacific
Ocean wasn't r hoppy l'nou~h (or his "rough wa~r" boat. won the production class overall
litleofthe BushrnillsGrnnd Prix
Roth of Miami, drov<' his 32-foot Cobra,
Harry 0 . to victory over the 100 m ile coursl·
in one hour and 39 m inutes.
He and crew member:.. Dominic San-
tarelli and J oe Colt. were one minute faster
than Frank Lach in his 35-foot Cigarette hull,
Wild Turkey. Lach a nd Roth each drive
modified produc tion class boats .
Thi rd overall and firs t in th e
performance division I unmodified boats>
was Bill Gazell who finished at 12:05 p.m . an
hour and 50 minutes from the start Gazell.
dnvmg Great Adventure. a 30-foot Sutphen.
1s defending National Pu1nl~ champion 1n
thC' production class.
Winner of the sports division checkered
flag and fifth overa ll was Art Kaiser of Palos
Verdes in his 28-foot Cigarette Impaction. His
craft finis hed at 12: 16 p .m . ei~ht minutes
behind Manuel Filguerias· Slin~shot. fourth
overall . second in the performance divis ion.
Saturday's sea had been expected to be
• rough bul a mild breeze whipped up waves of
two to four feet after a n earlier mornin~ rainstorm s wept through the area giving way
to a s unny sky.
"I was worried ... Roth. 40. said after the
race "The water had been roug h Friday and
we were hoping for t he same conditions to-
day. We ran as hard as we could ...
He said the ract his craft 1s 1.500 to 2.000
poWlds hea vier than most contenders in the
performance class makes it a better boat in
heavy seas. He estimated it reached speeds
of up to 70 mph.
Harry 0 . Seminole Spirit and Caliente.
the latter two sport division boats. battled for
the lead through the fi rst turn at Dana Point.
Roth took the lead for keeps as he neared the
r~turn pass throug h the s tart-hnish line off
Newport Pier
lt's only thl· second year of racing, a nd
second Bus hm1lls for Roth His boat broke
down halfway throug h the course in 1978 with
a faulty fuel valve.
It's the sttond time Lach a nd his crew
have finished second lo l-l arry 0 They were
Zl seconds behind io the Long lsland race last
year
Although Filgueiras· Slingshot was s~wiehed between fi rst-plare Cazell a nd
lhird-place Brown. Gazell said the latter's
boat provided the strongest competition In
the performance division.
There was one stretch along Huntington
Beach that Great Adventure. Pure Insanity
and M;chclob were running s idc-by·side and
were so close "we could have shaken hands."
Gazel!'s throttle man. Steve DeGutis s aid.
"We went into the race very confident
and never had a bit of trouble." sa id Gazell.
He waved a checkered flag as his boat re-entered the harbor.
Things might have been different for
GazeU had not his friend. J eff Brown. had to
slop bis boat for 15 m inutes to tighten engine
booes.
"We jus t djdn't have time to get the boat
ready," said Brown.
Brown and Gazell have a mutual admira· lion society of sorts.
Gazell won the national championship
race in 1977 in Pure Insanity. 1t was loaned
by Brown after Gazell had wrecked his craft
ma San Francisco Bay race.
Gazell drew praise from open class win-
ner Charlie McCarthy. a former production
class driver. who said. "Guys like Gazell are
good drivers. They just don't get the publicity
the open class drivers do."
Only one production boat. lntimidator.
failed to finish out of 16 entered. It broke a
fuel line and was being towed to the harbor
hours after the race had ended.
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Foe's Loss A.ssures Congressional Win
By AJ.,MON LOCKABEY Olliff,. ............
John Odenbach Jr. from the
Yacht Racing Union of the Great
Lakes will go down in lbe annals ~ the Congressional Cup match
racmg series as a giant killer.
The only race out of nine
starts that, he won was against Dick Deaver. Ba lbo a Yacht
Club. the 1976 and 1979 champion
and the victory knocked Deaver
out or any hope for his third
Coo.gressiooal Cup win.
Od e nbach 's victory over
Deaver also handed the overall
Qmgressional Cup win to Dennis
Durgan of Newport Harbor
Yacht Club on the proverbial
silver platter.
Going into the final three
series of races Saturday,
Durgan and Deaver were tied on
the won-loss scoreboard, and 1f
Deave r had won his match
against Odenbach he would have
bad bis third victory because he
had beaten Durgan in their
match earlier ln the series.
ln effect, Odenbac h bad to
beat Deave r twice . Deaver
lodged a protest agains t the
Great Lakes s ailor, but after a
lengthy hearing the protest was dcriled by the judges.
Other than the iromc windup
for the titJe. the final three races
d the Congressional Cup held no
startling surprises.
Henry Schofie ld of the host
Long Beach Yacht Club. and
Scott AUan, New York Yacht
Club. wound up wlth a won-loss
tie of 6-3, but Allan was lbe third
place skipper &y virtue of hav-
ing beaten Schofield in an
earlier match.
Saturday's weather was the
second straight day of ideal sail-
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BUSHMILLS ...
Eighteen Open Class boats started the race
and nine finis hed. Others out with assorted
engine and gear failures were Rocky Aoki 's
Benihana, the 1976 winner . Willie Diai'
Scorpio's, Miami, F1a .. and Howard Quam's
Flapjack, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
From a spectator's point of view. the seas
were relatively calm with waves of two to four
feet. But most d rivers agreed that the seas were
rougher in spots-('specially between Newport
Beach and Dana Point and around oil Island
Esther near Long Beach.
Belly Cook sa id sbe sustained bruised
thighs when s he was bounced around by the
seas and at one point spun the boat out.
McCarthy'~ Top Banana was designed by
J C. Simone who also designed Ha lpern's 38-foot
Cobra. Beep Beep McCarthy built the boat
himself in bis Banana Boat Co. yard at
Warwick. H.f
This was the first test in open competition
for the boat and the first time McCarthy has
driven in the big Open Class. He is no newcomer
to offshore racing, having competed for a
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number or years in the production classes
McCarthy described his boat as a deeper
than us ual V·hull which gives a smoother ride in
rough seas. The boat is powered by two 497 cu.
in. engines using MerCruiser components . It is
the 001y t>oat us mg carbureto r englnes rather
than the customary fuel injection.
McCarthy said the carburetors were effi ·
cient, dependa ble and "seem to give us plenty
o{ speed as well.
"Our closest competition was Jacoby. He
tried to push us several times. hoping we would
break down, but I just gave our boat more throt·
tle and she responded beautifully.··
McCarthy said that be and his crew. Ron
Morrison and Paul Lesniewski are out to make
Top Banana the top banana on the national circuit this year. The next r ace is the triangle
out or Miami . Fla. to Bi m ini and Ft.
Lauderdale.
In addition to fast race boats, McCarthy
said his Banana Boat Co. a lso produces a line of •
pleasure boats from 24 to 30 feet.
Why did he name his boat company and his
racing boat Banana?
ing conditions with the W-es terJy
wind ra.Jl¥ing 14-18 knOti; with
four to eagbt foot s eaSt Th~e were no r e ports of ~rea dowM or gear failures lo c .
trast to the six blo~n o t
heads' in Friday's breec)' 18·24
knot blow. · · I
. Results of Saturday's pair-anRS :
lt.ICW M>.1 -.-., Od...e.<h Jr., YRU ~ ..
Ylrft. Olf. Oi<-OHw• eve. u ~; S<ol1 iii
..... NYYC. def. ltlc:Nrd H.Cutl, C.0•• Pl '(C.
• .... C»Mls °"'-· NHVC. .. W..olO c>o.
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ltAa MO. t-C;udmore <Wf ,..ner'°11. XI we. 8tdlnwl def. Oditftlle<'h, SO :litU ; 0ur9M' dill
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Charlie McCarthy I figured we couldn 't lose
publicity-wise." the skipper quipped .
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Destruction Detailed
Arc you anxiety-prone·~
If you 're unxious to get the answer. turn to today's
Family Weeki)' magazine supplement. There ·~ a test that
will give you the a ns wer
Self-testing is very big. Publications forever seem to be
asking u~ questions <tbout ourselves to determine whether
sex lives urt.' normal, how long we'll live, if we treat our
mates fairly or if we're drinking too much.
One we ran across recently noted items in our Lives that
c·ut life expectancy. If you had none of the bad h abits lis ted.
and if you steered clear of more dangerous aspects of liv·
ang, presumably you 'd livf' to a ripe. old age.
But horrors to the less cautious soul.
S moking one pack of cigarettes a day, for example,
means you can expect to live 2,200 fewe r days tha n a non·
s moker. Driving s m all cars lowers your expectancy by 50
days; add 50 more if you don't wear seatbelts.
Picking through the chart, one can select the ha rdest
luck suc·ke r of the lot . the one m ost likely to win his own
destruction derby .
Being male costs him 2.700 days of life expectancy.
Other itl·ms that s peed his exit include: He's an unmarried
I t .800 d<.iys l miner I 1.500 l who drives a small car C50 l more
th;rn J0.000 miles a year !2001 and doesn 't wear a seatbelt
<50 I
I h• s mokt·s u µc.t ck of cigarettes a day 12,200 1. overeats
hy 200 <·alurics tt d ay MOO l. drinks two diet Pepsis daily <51
:ind paC'ks 165 pounds on his 5-foot-7 frame C300 I.
f-l ow docs he s lack up, then. against the s kinny married
woman who drives a big car, wears her seatbelt. etc?
He'll die 26 years sooner. our ch art says.
So. young m an. you've got one strike against you
:.ilrcady, just because or your sex. Best thing for you is to
stay out of coal mines a nd skip the diet cola.
'Signs o' the Time's'
Thl' world is divided into two kinds of people: those
who put apos trophes where they don't belong and those
who spell potato with an eon the end.
There is a third contending ele m ent those who
s pell sherbet with an extra r , sherbert but there isn't
enough sherbet eaten these days to make it more than a
token cle ment of society.
Tht! potatoc folk h ave long been with us and show no
sign Df disappearing. How distressing to find on the menu
of a tiny beach restaurant a longside a $12.50 steak,
•·Pola toe of Your Choice." Good spelling obviously does
not come with the price of the meal.
ll's probably a part of the same branch of society.
but the tomatoe people a re still with us, too, albeit in
s metll c r numbers .
The Intrusive Apostrophe is everywhere on menus,
s1gnbourds. theate r programs. in notes from teachers, re·
ports, business letters and, yes, newspapers.
Normally, one finds this little rascal stuck between
the end of a word a nd a n s following. It comes out, for no
earthJy reason, "r a dio's" or "breakfast 's" when clearly
no ele ment of possession is involved .
Then there's the "it's" clan, dedicated to using that
form in such sentences as "The puppy couldn't find it's
way home."
And how many times have you seen those cute
hous cfront or frontyard signs bearing the name of the
owners: "Murphy's," "Smith's ," or "Cohen's." The signs
s hould be outlawed.
Clearly, some sort of punishment is due those who
sprinkle apostrophes around w1th such casual cilsregard.
A society that let's them run around loose will ultimately
coll apse of it's own lack of discipline.
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Q !1'£ve r see the Ten Com· Ood in vain . . Nor dare the
m"'«menta wrllle n In Sabbath day profane ... fbri'P " Glve to thy parents honor
ave indeed. Reaear<:h due . . . Take heed that thou
that soes : "Thou no no murder do ... AbstaJn
It have but me . . . from words and deeda un·
Idol bow the knee clean ... Steal not, for thou
of God art HeD . . • Tell not
a willful Ue, nor love It ..•
What ii tby nel1hbor'1 do not
covet."
llen'1 trouaen tbeM day1
are IOtt of loud. Briibtl1
ltrlped, checked, em-
brotdtred. The 1t1l• baa
come full ctrde. Flrat
trouaen in bAatorJ -tboM de¥lled bJ die Central Atlan
nomedl to make it taaler to
ride llOrMt -lit.wile wen :~c=:a.::.iped, checked.
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TRB From Wash.ing!.on .,
Merger Wave Due for Wipeout?
A We11krn Union mailar1.1m
hrou.chl melodrnma Into my
hunHlrum hfe Uw other day.
It w s 1.1ddrf'it11t:d "Oear Car-
rlt•r slol'kholdl•r" fr<>m bourd
l'trnlrman M.-lvm l' Hulm who
wurnt-d ow . in efte<'l. that lj n
t!lcuuot slnmKl'f wu11 trying to
ull1•notl' my ttffcctlons and
lirt·uk UI> our huvpy corporate
dume11lll'lty
¥ •:N SIR, lhc t.tranger was
trying to m..rg1· with us He was
11.iml•d .. lln1tt<d Technologies • I
urj(t' }OU to awe.ill further IO
formutmn." mi11lgrammed Mr
llolm "Lctkr follows "Jlow my
ht"arl nuttnf'd
Tht' f;.1et 1i. that lhc> greatest
mt•rJ(l'• wuve an history 1s now 1n
full tide, and Sen Kennedy 1s
holding hearings on 1t on Capitol
lhll an a major anti-trust drive. ,
But the problem has gone
global Where is the kids' game
of Teddy Roosevelt's innocent,
trus t ·bu sti n g days ? It 's
enormously more complicated.
GEOGRAPHICAL : Corpora·
lions are multi.nationa l now, for
example, ITT helped the CIA
overthrow Chile's Allende.
Political: The governme nt
itself is bigger and more ..c5:n·
tralized (as conservatives warn
every day l: so is big business.
As U.S. political parUes decay,
co rpo r a tions throw their
political weight around.
The Supreme Court ruled cor·
Sydney Harris
por:itioru1 may send money to In·
lluenre n referendum, CFirst
Nntiona l Dank of Boston v.
Bt!IOttl > You see Mobil 's
1deologlcol adve rtisem e nts
t•very day on op-ed pages.
YES , AND FINALLY It's
philosophical : What's wrong
with bigness anyway? Isn't U.S.
Steel more efficient than a ll
those small steel companies that
went into It? Wh at's wrong if
Mobil acquires Montgomery
Ward: or Gull the New York
Knickerbocke r s; o r I TT
swallows She raton?
There's another worry : Is the
country prope lled toward an
amalgam ation of government
and corporate power. in the
e nergy shortage. for example.
with Sunday s hutdowns and
gasoline rationing?
Can a free market economy be
preserved in the years ahead
with a decline of finite global re·
sources'! It's becoming a very
strange world indeed.
Don't think this is just on
paper. Take the curious mating
dance of United Technologies in
front of Mr. Melvin Holm 's de·
m ure Carrier Corp.
HOLM'S LETTE R, when it
reached· me. said the merger
"clearly violates federal anti-
trust laws.·' and he told me the
Justice Department thought so;
too, "and has sued· to hall the
merger."
U nlortunatc ly. t ho ugh, the
courts didn't agree. The Issue 1s
still in UUgation. the union not
cons ummated. Anti-trust laws
were supposed to protect com·
petition and the free market
economy.
But United Technologies and
Carrier don't make the same
things: they don't compete .
Neither do NBC and the Hertz
car company. both or which are
owned by RCA. nor any of the
othe r strange conglomcr1.1te
mergers going on across the
cdUntry.
IN 1972 THESE mergers in·
volved acquisition or assets of
less than $1.5 billion. By 1977 the
total value of conglomerate
mergers and acquisitions was
nearly six billion dollars
·'The effect of such .mergers
on industria l concentration hai.
been dramatic.'' says Sen. Ken·
n edy . Federal T r a d e Com-
mission chairman Pertschuk
notes a move toward "un·
restrained conglomeration."
When Sen. She rman beat his
chest on the Senate noor in 1890,
he argued that great industrial
consolidations are inherently un-
desirable.
So did h as s u ccessor s.
Congressman Clayton , Est es
Ke fa uver. E m a nuel Celler ,
down to Ke nnedy himself who
wa nts to a me nd the anti·trust ·
act lo outlaw these new con-
glomerate mergers.
The FTC wept to see Mobil
join Montgomery Ward outaide
the connubial rites of Sberm&o
and CJl)'tOn. Mobil la a nice lit-
tle property worth around •
billion. Then Mobil added the
Container Corporatio n o f
American to Ila harem.
LIBERMS PLACED faith in
the government to halt cor-
p orat e bigness, a nd co n·
ser vatives shortly noted that
governm('nt itself was getting
big.
Paul L. JoHec. Washington
student or the s ubject, recalls
the theory of competition: It 1s
s upposed to preserve freedom of
economic choice, and hence de·
mocracy. But can it be done,
asks economist and fo rmer pres·
ideotaal adviser Walt Rostow
<in has 1978 book . "Gelling From
Here to There "> if 1 mpending
ncstural resource li hortagcs re·
quire centrally planned alloca-
tion?
Currently the cheap dollar,
depressed stock prices and hq·
uidity or vast oil companies
make takeovers irresistible for
cash-rich conglomerates . It's a
big nuptial market, however the
brides feel about 1t
•
TRB i s o ltrn9stonding
Washington byline Ws author cur·
renlly u Richard Strout of the
Chnstian Scaence Monitor
Use Reasoning, For Goodness' Sake
Suppose that magically, ovN
night. we all bcc;Jmt' as good as
we could be. Imagine pride. en
v y. ang<'r. hall'. rcsentmcnl.
g r l'C•d a ll of them AtJnt·
Gold<·n Hul crs. t.·arh and evC'ry
0 0 (' or us Whal thcm'1
Plan<'s would still fall from
thl' sky. carrying young men lo
c·arly deaths
Fire s would
still br<'ak out
i n s lee ping
homes. char
ring babies
EarlhquaJces
w o u Id con ·
tlnue to an·
nihilate and
uproot tens of
thousands.
Floods and famines. cyclones
and epidemics. catastrophic ac·
c1dcnts, dams bursting. bridges
collapsing. icebergs ramming
s hips, buses skidding out or con·
trol all these misfortunes
would still afflict us daily.
ARE THESE not <'nough for
us? Given t.he best people. and
the best motives. life is httrd,
perilous. adventitious, cont
ingent. t ricky. s lippery. mined
with reversals. upheavals, and,
as the poet said, "our beginnings
never know our ends."
Locked as we arc In our little
s peck of dust in a vast universe,
ou r job is to cope with the
human condition, Lo cultivate
the amenities of the earth and to
s ubjugate its difficulties. Unlike
a ll other species, we have no
Mailbox
"Speaking as an ecologist, I find your roirages in rather poor taste.''
weapon hut our rC'ason. 1f that
deserts us. we arc as good as ex-
tinct. Ry our own hand. not by
any other
IF WE IJECAME the best we
could Ix'. life would still not be
eas y. Job. the best of men.
learned that lesson long ago
There is enough natural disaster
in the universe lo keep J S oc
cupied , but we insist upon bring·
Ing far more upon ourselves by
adding the "human" compo·
ncnt.
And this 1s the s upreme irony
of our existence -that the word
"human" must be placed in
quotes. for wh~•t we generally
mean by 1l arc precisely prid<'.
envy. anger, hale. resentment.
greed . Only the saints seem to
ac·t "human" in ,a pos1t1vt· and
lovini;c se-nst·.
ANl'WALS t'an ht•hu\c only in
one -Nay . as lht·1r b1olog1cal
natures dictate They havl· no
control over their species s ur·
v1val or cxtmcllon. We alonl' art•
able to determine· how wt• wi ll
act and react, whcthc·r our
responses will be affirmative
and cooperative. or hostile and
destructivl'
It is not even a question of
morality or relag1on. belief or
unbt'l1C'f. fl is a quc!>l1on of 1•>t
1Sll'n<'l' for lht' more control
~ e obtaan. without a correspond·
in~ control of ourselves. th•!
more certain i!> our doom. As the
anc1t•nl prophet ~ warned. we'
will pl•n sh 111 our pndt• •1r pow1·r .
IT IS NOT !:.c> much that we
an· immoral, or s inful. for we
scarel·ly kno~ wh~11 th1>se words
mean ttny mort·. fl b that we are
mad a lunatic s pccit>s the
only creature~ who willfully
work against their own good,
a lthough the only ones capable
ofknowing what "good" means.
CouJ1 ·Scheduling Not as Bad as Pictured
To the Editor:
Although exaggeration is fre·
qu e nll y the basis o f the
American hum or, To m
Johnson's cartoon In the Sunday
edition necessitates comment.
CThe cartoon depicted lawyers
sta nding outside Department l
of the Orange County Superior
Court looking at the trial dates
of June 1982).
AN A'ITO&NEY appearing to·
day ln Department l either seek·
Ing a continuance or special set·
ting will normally get a trial
date of Aug. 15, 1979 for a three·
day or less case, March 1980 for
a longer jury case, and any Fri·
day for a 1hort cause case <two
hours or leas>.
The time to trial from the rll·
Ing of "an at·l11.1ue memora.n·
dum" 11 a little Jon1er. The
atatlatlct of the California
Judicial CooncU indicate that 11
of Dec. 31, 19'18 thl1 time wu IO
moathl lD a Jury caae and l~
monthl in· a noq·Jury ca1e. Tbe
additional time la due to con·
tlnuancet and proceuln1, but lf
•
IAtfns from ,_.,, ON wlc:oftw.
TM rltl#d lo c°"*"'t i.11cn lo /U "*' "' ,.......,, ""'' .. rtlfrWd. Lfffnt of JOO IOOrdl "' ,.,. '°"' bf ot"" ,,.,.,.'ltCC. AJI ,.,,.,., ,,..,, .... .....,.,.. ...............
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•
there is a hardship a request for
special setting can be made. w e a re not exactly happy
about those figures but they are
better than June 1982 and there
Is relief for the litigant.
AT THE END or 1977, we were
rive months better off. At the
end ol 1975, the median time to
trial was 14 months. Why t.he
slippage? In Marc h 1978, tbe
Judicia l Co un cil <whi c h
analyzes all filings and types of
cases a nd applies a "weighted
caseload factor'\) concluded
that this court s hould have 10 ad·
ditional Judges to properly and
elliclenlly administe r justice
without undue delay.
A ware of the budgetary pro·
blem s or the county. the court te·
quest ed that the Boar d or
Supervisors support le1l1lative
autborinUon for only five That
bill died wtth Proposition l3 and a
late effort to authorise two Sol
kllled In the year-end f\llh,
Thla year tbe Judicial Council
has once again recommended
that an addltlonal 10 Juda" be
authorized. Atain the court bu
decided to reque st .the
Supervllon' cooperation In the
r.11111e of letlelatlon authorlz·
ng five po1ltlon1 and In the fill·
Ing of two vauncles.
M IMBEas OF lh ll court
deeply re1ret th• unfortunate
ailuaUon In which tome c1v11
Utl11nta ftnd U..mHIVM when
'
their day an court is long de·
layed.
The California Judges As·
soclatlon. the Stale Bar Associa·
tion and othe r groups have sub·
m ltted numerous proposals fo r
s hortening this de lay to the Gov
e rnor's oHl ce a nd t o the
Legislature but little progress
has occurred. Unfortunately,
therefore. the only present solu·
lion appears to be more man·
power.
In the Interim, we continue a
policy designed to encourage
settlements, narrow Issues and
expedite trials but, as one senior
judge so aptly put It "When you
finally nm out of other solutions,
you Just have to try the case and
you can only try one case at a
lime."
J .E.T. RUTTER
Judge or the Superior Court ........ .,. .. ,_ .. '".,
To lbe Editor:
With a m.Jor ae1ment of the
local Newport Buch area com·
munlty (the Jet set and pretty
people pardculU'IJ) _practically ecalatlc over tbe Bu1bmlll1
Grand Prix olfabore powerboat
race run Saturd1y In •aten otr
the Newport Beach Pier, tt ls
probably bereay to m ake any de·
roaatory references to thl1 an.
nual nonaenae event ... thoufh
now 1e em1 a tame y
~lrcumatuee ln which to do'°·
The extent of the lfl'oCance
dl1played by the 1pouon ot tbl1
event. its local promoters. the
competitors themselves. and the
entire social community who
.seem to eagerly ''embrace" it,
is incalculable. Their insensitivi-
ty to public plight is absolutely
incredible
THE RACE involves about u
do ze n mu lti -milli o naire
sports me n /playboys who are
racing their super-expensive off·
shore boats (they used to race
polo ponies), in daring competi-
tion <to give the devil his due),
using up hundreds of thousands
of ga llon s o f avia tion-type
petroleum ... this a t a time
when the genera l public Is be·
ing threatened by the govern·
ment. and the petroleum com·
p anics, all heralding severe
pendin.R fue l shortages for even
crlUcal dally commercial uae.
And this includes commercial
alrltnes using aviation fuel.
To run such an event at tb1a
time, with apparent complete In·
difference to tbe problems of the
general public, appears to be a
pubUc relations blunder of lm·
meaaurable magnitude.
The event should be cancelled,
and the wealthy 1portsmen'1 •.
raci ng "toys" s hould be
mothballed, and the sponaortn1
Irish Whiskey firm 1hould fade
out In the promotional aenae. to
avold public backlath, pend1nC
s u c h lime as the n1tlon•1
petroleum ~blem Is eolved.
tRED T. RUSSELL
A7 -~ • • To wrile the Oally Pilot/Box 1S60. Costa Meso, CA 92626
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Unity Spoken Here, Consideration Accented ··
B L&O 'Oil • HAMMOND
L.conor ltommond u o rt>.ttdtm o/ ~an Juan f'aputrono
I n . .in.'l' wath ~·n S l Hayakawa lquoled In your
edltorull pl.lgl' l that the ~onccpt of the AmPncan ml'ltine
pot bas h d a fundament l 'mpact In lht. nation' gru t
ness. •nd that the b\hnitunl education s>rotrn•m rc<1ulrt'd hy
tho llnitl'd Statl's <)Uire of Education c·ould lt<ad to I)
permuiwnt and offH'Hl l 'lt'Jlftr&ttst movf'mf•nt a I& Quebt!c
WF. All•: PROBABLY SOWINC. thl' i.t't'iis of our uwn
t.le"'trueoon l, too. ft-t•I th ~1t th1s progrum 1 'l·parutang lht•
Amerk ttns of Mc•:iw •:1n and other Nhn1c .:rnups from th1•
A merarpn' of n~lu Stt on dt• Ct'nt Wht•r1 I t> •c•me ,.
<'1lnt•n, 1 w .1t\ in"tructt'd not to t•alf myM·lf u Mcx1cun
Arn~nt·an, hut ju:oit ..in Amcn ran My ptut•nt'> brought mt·
to thl' l1 S "ht>n l .... ~,, 7 In first grudt•. l "'"b the only on ..
who spokl' ·µani &h For tv.o "l•t•ks, l cr1('d every d11y
because l had to ~o to sC'hool My father lalkcd to my
tenchcr. and the) agreed on u plan tor m) 1tdJu&tment
They "ere lund but firm I was to go to chool w1tho_..
Call , l'ffltt 1n l'lass every time I was called on, be treated
with the sa me rt'S(X'<'t ~net attt>ntion given the rest of the
class, and not be treated 1n a patrontzlnR nor demeaning
manner
MY TEACHER WAS KIND, and I lclVcd her. She
would ask the tiudents to play with me al recess, not laugh
when I made mistakes in English and explain patlenUy
how to play their games. She remanded them that if they
were to go lo a foreign country, they would ha ve the same
difticuJties that I was having.
She never made me ashamed or being Mexican. My
futhcr. too. ulways n1minde<1 me that l must be proud of
my herjtl.i~l! no mott~r what negative remarks l heard.
Ut• ides U1ul. he t3ughl me to respect the United States.
Jnd he polClh .. '<.I out the 1deuls that make this country great.
I ll'urnt'd English an two years -enough to hold my
own to chuss Although I did fail the first grade, I had no
trouble alll'r that Today. I have my master's degree in
Spunii>h frorn UC rrv1nl', und 1 ltave taught for 12 years In
high 11chool an<S college.
MY FAMILY ALWAYS LIVED ln a middle-class,
Anglo American neighborhood -never an a barrio.
BN'Ouise my friends that l played with after school were
.ilsll of Anglo Saxon descent, l learned to live in their
cultural environment from t he start.
My parents 1ns1sted that my brothers, s isters and 1
:.pt•a k English at home the firs t four years after coming lo
lht> U S Then we wer~ aJlowed to speak Spanish so that we
would not forget our language. We all became nuenUy
bilingual.
The full·ammersion method under which I learned
English quickly, worked for me and can be effective for
children today, only if parents and teachers can provide
the humane. intellectual and psychological help that is
needt.'<i to survive without Lifelong scars, for in most in·
stances it was entirely too hars h for children.
MANY BECAME ASHAMED OF their parents
because they were fore ign or because they spoke a dif-
ferent language. The traumatic experience of being sud·
denly thrown into another world, confused and devastated
them.
They were not respected, as they had a right lo be, but
scorned. subtly or openly. for their foreign ways. They
WILL WHOEVER IS SINGING
''MAJL, MAJL, THE GANG'S ALL HERE'' ON
THE TOWER FREQUENCY PIPE DOWN?
jToM O~NSON 1>A \l-'j PU.OT
'Like a Tumbleweed Blown by the Wind ' • • •
By PAlJUNE COLEMAN
Pauline Colemon u about to move
/rom San Juan Capi&trano
There is a Realtor's lock-box
on the front door of our mobile
home. We are moving, out of
necessity, to a place where the
smog is deeper and the rent is
cheaper.
Progress and inflation, like a
victorious army, have taken
over. They have perfected Cin·
fected?) this once quaint, little
town, where we came to live 15 years ago.
GIANT TRACTORS and
bulldozers, r eminding me of
war-tanks, are turning over the
soil, covering the weeds and
wild flowers, lowering the slopes
and filling in ditches, making
ready for buildings.
Soon vacant lots will have
become as extinct as the deer
that used to grue on the hills,
not far from here, where my
husband was born and raised.
t look out my bedroom win·
dow, across the retaining wall,
at the condominiums, almost
completed, except for redwood
tubs containing shrubs and
1reenery they are bringing in now.
I Wl8ll WE could afford to
buy one, but the price la pro-
hl bitlve to older people on a
small, fixed income. So, for that
matter, ia the rental space here.
When we sold our home in the
city with ita fireplace and the
rose garden you could view from
the French doon ln the den, l
Hn1ered momentarily, then
walked swiftly to my car and
backed out the driveway, feeling
noresret.
Aa l beaded aoutb on the
free•lt'. I waa flU~ wttb a
..... al securtty. Ov mobUe.
bome •H paid for, we baa moaer left over to bank. and
wttla ........... only $42.50 a
IDOlltla, I eouJd reUre from nun-
lnl at •· ud live aacei, • our Social Seeurtty.
WllAT ftJN ft' would be to
Ylait tM 0-.. mllllon, wateb tbe ' ••aUaw eome la, and on my dara .. &lllre .... walU aloal
•?... Ille ..._ aDd dirtve lllerap) ,.,,. ........
Our DMt •• for adulta ..ay, ..... ., ..... ..,. mind. Our
neighbors worried about the in·
crease of prices of food al the
supermarket, and rejoiced over
a forthcop_Ung raise in the Social
Security checks.
Their joy was short-lived,
h o wever, when a lmost im·
mediately the rent went up;
sometimes twice that or the ad·
ditional amount that came in
their green checks.
"Where can we go?" one old
couple asked. ••Rents have
become high; even if we could
manage a down payment on a
s mall house, we couldn't make
the payments."
"IF YOU DONT like it, you
can always move out," one
manager said.
I have a vivid 1magtnaUon,
but I COUldn't imagine either of
them carrying a mobile home,
out on their backs.
In the meantime, we moved to .
another part. The rent was
hlgber, but It •u worth it. It
was well-kept and bad more ad·
,_ Q $ea Q#
vantages. besides I was still
working, past 65.
At last I finally decided to no
longel""Work full·time . True, our
income would be less, luxuries
fewer, but at least we'd have
more time to spend together. We
were not prepared for raises to
continue, often as high as $20 a month. Now some necessities
were becoming a luxury.
PROPOSITION 13 held out
hope. If taxes were lowered,
raises in rents mlgbt stop.
Together we walked to vote.
My husband, having an am-
putated foot, ~nd shortness of
breath, stopped now and then.
"Are you tired?" I'd ask.
"Yes: but I think It will be
worth lt."
The bill was passed. Taxes
were lowered. but our rent went
up $20.
I CAN NO more undentand why, than I could pick pleces of
the alphabet out or a can of
p • "t. ,
vegetable soup and make a com·
plete sentence with it.
The Realtor calls. Our place
has been sold. "They" love it. It
is n eat and compact. The
cl\mate is perfect. Besides,
"they" both work, not far from
here.
I relay the message to my
husband, and stare out the win·
dow. The wind has come up. A
few tumbleweeds, from over the
wayside are blowing down the
driveway.
"YOU KNOW. dear," my
hus band says, "That pla·ce
where we intend to move, has
two peach trees in the back. In
the summer. after the blossoms,
we'll have peaches to can."
I remove the "For Sale" sign
rrom the windo w. my eyes
following the course of the
tumbleweeds.
"And not only that," I say,
"We will stiU have each other.
What more do we need to make
it a home?"
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were not given equal chance or opportunity In cla11s -tbe,
chance that our forefathers envisioned when they <teclardd
that ··all men a re created equal."
The current method of teaching English to non·EniJlsh
s pe aking students. whether they are Spanish, Mexic&J\.
Korean. Chinese, Japanese. Vietnamese, Arabian or 111¥·
nian. generally means .they take one or two blltngual
<:'lasses during a day. along with other ordinary classes.
STUDENTS THEN MAKE the transition from 11le.ir
own culture into the new American c ulture gradually
without the sudden cultural shoek. They are not made to feel ashamed of their parents' background and custorns.
They are generally treated with respect and kindness
which is inherent in the very method. This very consider&·
lion was tricking In the past, when the full-immersion
method was used. -
Today. with laws that can be enforced to protect the
civil rights of minorities in schools, business, housing a"(J
all phases of life. I believe that we can go back to the full.
immersion method in schools-as long as parents assertl
themselves. and as long as it is taught in view of equal
rights for all children, and with respect, kindness and cpn-
s ide rallon. It will require teachers who a re not patronizing
or prejudiced.
THE FULL·IMMERSION METHOD would , no doubt,
be quicker and more effective in bringing about a faster
assimilation.
America, then. would be more likely to continue to be
a country born of people from all over the world, seeking
freedom and justice, and forming a common culture in·
stead of a divided one or separate and possibly permanent
cultural entities -a la Quebec.
Restaurant Rigamarole
Valet Parking:
Tips a la Cart?
By WILLIAM HARVEY r
WWiam Harve1/i3 a resident of Coata Mesa.
Isn't it strange the way that things go awry. Take for
example. valet parking.
This nicety was devised as a special sort of customer
service. If you went to a restaurant and were a Little late.
and all the good places by the front door were gone, all you
need do was gel out of your car.
A NICE YOUNG MAN would take it down to the south
forty, and you weren't required to walk in from Anaheim,
so to speak. When you came out, the same young man
would huff down lo the hinterlands and retrieve the ol' bus
for you.
These men were paid by the restaurant, but we, being
generally good-natured and generous. soon started to Up
these guys. This is where things started to go sour. Some
of them started raking in $100 to $150 a night. Not lo be
sneezed at.
Management became aware or what was going on, and
these young men were back on salary very soon. A quick
check at several locations will show that the tips we give
the valets don't go to them but to the management of the
restaurant.
IN ONE CASE, A VALET told me that every once in
a while a shill was run in with marked D)Oney, and that
money had better be in the till that night or someone was
out of a job.
Anyhow my wife and I were invited out to diMer the
other night by our very good fnends. We approached the
Newport Beach restaurant and found that about half of the
parking lot was roped off with flags on a string. Naturally
that area was closest to the front door. •
My friend pullcJ in and parked. We all got out. /\
young man ran over and said that we were in "valet patk·
ing." My friend said that we didn't need a valet because,
as anyone could plainly see. we were already parked.
WE WERE THEN TOLD THAT if we wanted to re·
main there. we would have to leave the keys with the valet
"in case of emergency."
While 1 pondered what emergency could befall us in
the middle or the parking lot. my friend mentioned that
rather than give up his
keys, he 'd rather eat
s omewhere else. The
valet said that was "fine
with him."
To retain his keys
I and some semblance or
his pride), my friend
drove his car down to the
south forty and walked
back. We had never been
to this restaurant before
and we really wanted to
try It or we would have
eaten elsewhere.
NOW I would rate the
food .,S.plus, but after de·
ducting for the parking
lot rip-off, the rest.aurant
comes down to a D·
minus.
Wouldn't it be more
honest if the restaurant
owner just charged for
parking?
I r eall y have no
quarrel with valet park·
ing, and if you want to
make'the owner a little
richer by tipping the
valet, that's your busl·
ness.
WHEN YOU are not
permitted to park your
own car In any space
available, and know that
a tip is expected for the
valet. that'• tthen I 1et a
UtUeangry.
IC I to back to that
particular reauurant
a1aln, I'll invite a f'rtend
who hi.II an 18-wheel lrac·
tor •ndtraller.
Can't you just see thelr
facet when we wheel up,
stop, jump out and band
over the ke11?
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By Sf DELAPLA E
PAPF:J.;'f .. :, Tahill It oll began when
Captam Jomt· Cook c rn buck to London
•d hls s unt.mnt'd u1lors spr~ d th word If Thonws Sldt• put». of l~h gr n ll'IOndi,
on the olh,)r Md<' of the world and b<'uuttful
own muu.lt•ns .
Who's "h~t' ·A v1s1tmg American
h a~ "'' p1 0Uh·m find1n" a Tuh1t111n
IJirlfrlt•nd." ~ay n lt>f'nl mnn "This t a
mall L\hmd It '" ,. Pt't'tt'd lhot on outs1d •r
want to nwl'l ... omt'bod) und dancl' •and drink
••1 .. ; Ml'ST B•: PREPARED. though.
lO h :ivt• EVEH YHllOY on th • 1 ... lund kno"'
EVEltY1'lllNl: ubout tum His Tllh1twn
1irUrwnd will M'l' tu that
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new~pu~n. Hut ttw coconut \\ 1r~lt•% 1 It
goes all O\•t•r tht• 1:-.lunrl Wh). a TtthJtwu
Airl w11l ('OOlt' tu hrl'akt'ast with the mirn
and lt-11 tht· wu1tn•-.s thl' most intimate de
tail~ :.ibout h1111 frnm tht• 111~ht herort>
· 'Tht' wa1ln•s!-. t elli, th • dnver on the
truC'k And by n1.:ht fall. they ar~ dlscussani:
Utt• fellow on the other side "t>f th • island.
And (lWh• 11cturutely. too " • • • I trni\RU so~u: TIDNG about people
I know 111 tht· ll.S that J hodn't heard
hdorc
It m.1kt•-. ,)'OU \\<OOtfrr whul they've
h('l1rtl ,1bout YOU T tH'n·'s a thought for a
Kunnv tiny ovt'r 'l\1hitrnn coffei..• beside the
luwlOn .1l P :11x·t•ll•
· 'AnolhPr t h1n~ they II do 1s try to
mak1• tlw man JNtlou~ a bout his vahine
They try to mtrodut l' twr to another v1s1t -
ing pop.1.1
· lf tw dut·~ nt'l Jl'<i lous . 1t makes the
gu!-.SIJ) niut't1 ridll'f If W(• don't h:.i vc news
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STAIRWAYS ON OUTSIDE OF GEORGES POMPIOOU NATIONAL ART CENTER IN PARIS
Museum's Inside Out
Futuristic French Landmark Draws Crouxls
PARIS "I don't remember the name. but
I 'd like to Ree that buildtnR where everything is
on lhe outside.·· s aid the pleasant lady
F'or a m o ment ht.>r multi-lingual guide
looked puzzled. but the n a gleam of understand.
rng shoot• rn has eyes. "All." he exclaimed
triumphantly, ··you mean the Centre Georges
Pomp1dou 1'
OPEN FOR ONLY about two years, the
rontrovers1al fi ve-floor museum and cultural
l'enter has drawn a number or other vintage d ~script1 ons s u c h as "T h e Factory ,"
"Gasworks." and "The Refinery" due to its
rather unique architecture. lt'a also attracte-4
!>Ome 10 m11Uon v1s1tors, some or whom undoub-
tedly come JUSt to stnre a t lhe eye-arres ting
s tructure and othe rs who take ad vantage or its
formidable racilltles
The center's ll'SS thun flattering sobriquets
stem from lhe building having all of its movc-
n>ent portions, lake stairways 1md elevators,
s lrictly on t he outs ide One ascends and
rlf'Sctnd.s throui.ih fultm11t1c look•nJ<, cutf'rl)IHur
i..baped, glass-t'ncuscd walkways and c11c~dators
rottbed llllo an ndult vcr1'lon of u tilant Erector Se\ •
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de fine the main c1rc u1t.
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be used to form smaller. more intimate rooms
creating olher ci rcuits for lesser exhibits and
s uch s pecialized visitor s as students. re-
Mearchers, a nd a rlisls.
The center is open wee kdays from noon to
10 p.m . daily. e xcept Tuesdays, a nd from 10
a.~ .. to .10 p.m . on weekends .. The price of ad·
m1ss1on is about $2.85.
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The wultmg room has a sprinkling of
weeping vahincs. Saying goodbye to the re-
luctant. departing boyfriend. <B ut weep no
more, m y vahine. T he incoming plane will
be> here in a n hour . Don't even bother to
leave the airport )
"Th~ white ma n goes. He weeps, but
he goes." is a n old island saying. It dates
back t.o the days of whalers and sailors
who left the fragrant islands for a dis m al
!i('<J life . And you wonder why. * .. ..
I LEFT M\' H EART IN the South
Pacific. <Trouble is, l left my money in
San Francisco.)
"There aren 't really many people who
can come down her e a nd live m th.is coun-
try a nd like it," says a San Francisco man.
Ile visits each year . Has a house overlook-
in~ Papc·c tc ha rbor. "But I wouldn't live
he r e. Two weeks is Just about right.
"Of all the Americans I know here.
I 've never seen one that wouldn't jump at
going back to the States 1f he had a good
JOb waiting for him .
"This country isn 't made for us to
live m " . .. .
JAPAN IS STILL THE most expensive
country to visit for the tourist . . . The
Scandinavian co untries are next. with
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Auwt•' Quinn 's, the gaudiest . r owdies t.
noisiest ··rught club" m the ~uth Pacific.
was lorn down to make an office building
There is a new Quinn's they tell me t
haven't seen it. l imagine the same girl~
are there though, or a new generation.
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A IOp snow 1n London lhA FOlltflS Berger~ O ~'803 i' in Paris 1ust a sample of what s included t.~
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cultures, religions and
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f'our d ays will be
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SINGER'S COMEBACK
'Voices' of T itan ic
Echo Through Time
lly TOM BAaLEV OI .._ 0 .. 1, rt ... , ....
w~ ran a !!tor •n tht.> Dally Pilot last Sunday ahout th~ Scripps
lnshtute proCt!ssor -.ho C'I lms ~can locate lb 1001 lo.l Tltimlc
and plnpolnt Mr watt>ry grave tn UM-AUantlc
This writer was fascinated by the project u he dlacu~aed at
with Dr. F'rt'd SPtll'S , the tnvcntor or tM "Deep Tow " system that
WLU be U54.'d"4o locate thf' stnckeo White Star l&ner
He was f!ven more fascinated Monday when he got a telephone
rail from a British Journalist who was about to leave for home
after a vacallon spent with fnend.s 10 Santa Barbasra. George Ab-
bott was lO Newport Beach dunng the weekend
He plcked up a copy of the Dally Pilot, saw the
storv about the T1tamc. and immediately began
succe rut attempts to locate me.
George, then a reporter for a weekly
newspaper in the county or Devon. was sent to
Plymouth in that county several years ago to
cover the arrival of two British soldiers who
crossed the Atlanttc Ul a rowing boat
GEORGE CAN 'T R EME~BER the names
or the two men nor can be pinpoint the point in
time when he covered the story. I can't help
him on either point but that's not important.
What he does vividly remember is that at one point of the in·
lerview the two young heroes were t alking about strange,
luminous manifestations in the ocean and illusions both bad at dif·
ferent stages of the hazardous voyage.
"There was one time we heard screams\' cries for help and the
sound of people singing hymns," one adventurer said. "Of course,
lbere was no one within miles but it shook us up for a day or two."
George recalls that a RoyaJ Navy officer was at the press con·
ference. He pricked up his ears at that point, stepped forward and
asked the two men exactly where they were at that stage or their
voyage.
THE TWO M EN GOT OUT the logbook they meticulously kept
on their voyage, found the appropriate ent.ry and told the officer
the longtitude and latitude. In layman's t~rms, they were about 95
miles south of Newfoundland.
George said the officer went white. "Jesus Christ," be
whispered, "that's the exact spot where the Titanic went down."
We know that when tbe liner sank after s triking an
iceberg, sbe carried more than 1,500 people on her decks, many of
whom sang "Nearer My God lo Thee" while horrified survivors in
the lifeboats watched the last moments of their fellow passengers.
THE KEST SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. But George said be and
everyone else at the conference were satisfied that the two soldiers
bad no knowledge of the fact that they were near the spot where
the Titanic plunged to the bottom of the Atlantic.
"They were badly shaken," he said. "Both men bad beard or
the Titanic but neither knew Just where she went down or why she
went down until they were told the details."
Newsmen then asked the Royal Navy officer exactly what
m ade him link the s inking of the Tit anic with what the two
voyagers believed were illusions that anyone could suffer on that
vast , lonely ocean.
••MY GRANDFATHER WENT DOWN with the Titanic," he
said. "Somehow I knew that what these two men experienced was
somet.hlng to do with the ship.••
George. a typical journalist, doesn't want to go a ny further
than that . Neither do I. But the tale is worth telling, isn't it?
Stage Fright
Sopr ano Sile nced for 25 Years -·
NEW YORK (AP> -Many people
who have heard Anita Ellis sing
think her career could have been as
big as Ella Fitzgerald's or Peggy
Lee's if she had pursued it. She
didn't. because for more than 25
years s he's been fighting stage
fright.
"It's not just stage fright," Miss
ElUs says, "It's more than that. It's
really crippling. It's kept me from
my own gifts. It just stops m e cold.
she auditioned for a Broadway show
-to be an understudy.
Since 1960, when she married Dr.
Mortimer Shapiro, a New York
neurologist, she bas taken refuge in
not having to make a living.
.1 don't sing."
SHE GAVE HEB first concert on
F eb. 4 to a sold-OUt house in Lincoln
Center's 1,096-seat Alice Tully Hall.
The only indication this Uoy. curly·
haired woman gave of nerves was
starting five of 26 songs again. saying
she thought she could do better.
MISS ELLIS. 58, has sung on the
radio, in commercials , dubbed
voices· ln movies, made a few re·
cords. The first, cut in 1953, sells to-
d ay lo collectors for $100.
Sbe CaD aial wttb t.clmlca1 people
'around: it'• jult an audience -even
thlnktal about aD auclienee -tbat
I puta ber, ..... described it, Uln
•traction." Siie'• Mftr •UDI with a ! band. WlleD • W to make a llrial,
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She says that before the concert
she was te rrified. But, she adds:
"When I walked on stage, I was bold·
ing myself together. I bad to do my
work and my work became domi·
nant." After her one encore, s he
mouthed the words, "I made U."
Afterwards -again for the first
time -she thought of ways to do bet·
ter next time instead of ways to say
no to offers. Now, she says, she won't
start aoap over.
THE NEXT TDIE, she'll get more
in tune with the mualciana, the au·
dience and the songs. The next Ume,
she'll pick more songs that reflect
her Jove of nature.
She's working on an album with
pianist Ellis Larkins and plans to
ma ke the talk show and disc jockey
circuit -ooe-kM>ne communication
is euy -"putting tbe album out
there to speak for me."
"rm .not look.lna for fame and
fortune now, at 51. Just to llnl· Just boma~ to aoaa. It ls takina all lllY courace to u, and do it ...
In the ~bl. abe saw a paycblatriat, .. We bit OD clae,., abe la1S·
•••Y •OTB Ba was s uch a
beautiful am,er. lly father tbouabt it wasn't rtpt for a woman to aiU lD
public, eo abe wasn't allowed. 1l'be
doctor ud I tboqht I wu teUlac
myself. if I llDI bl public I'll loM a
man's love.-I'll lale 1111 panmta• love ...
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REV. PAUL MARTIN SAYS MISSION'S READY FOR SWALLOWS
It's for the Birds
Tourists Too, in Old San Juan
Monday's legendary a rrival <1(
t h e 11wal lows at S an Juan
Ca p111trano. com ple lln R u
7.000·mtle Journey from Aq;cn·
Una to their beloved mission has
been described as "a miracle ...
"Chickenfeathers" retort two or California's leading or-
nJthologists
"It's a myth. They've already
arrived." claims Thomas R.
Howell , professor of zoology at
UCLA since l94.9. He is willing to
bet more bird·watchcrs show up
each March 19 than the faithful
littl~ birds with forked tails.
"THIS JIAS ht.•1•n blown out of
proportion Some people would
r~slhl•r ~lwve an folklore." said
H o wt•l I, who conte nds the
sw:1 llows urc merely following a
ct-ntun<.-s-old migrating habit.
"Studies s how all migrating
b1 rds get to their migrating
place w1lhJn a week to 10 days of
the same date each year."
agreed another Southern
California bird expert. He re-
quested anonymity, explaining·
·'The last guy who debunked this
got hundreds or letters accwslng
tum of bcinJ: a nti Christ. H's like
saying there is no Santa Claus."
·A t dawn Monday, a crowd of
2.000 ts anticipated outside the
rustic old Capistrano mission.
Traffic will be bumper-to-
bumper . but that 's not the
reason why Lupie Padilla. a lonR-
Lime rt'tlident or this coastal city,
won 'l be there.
.. THE S WALLOWS are
already here. 1 saw them two
weeks ago -a whole Oock of
tbeQl, the most I've seen in 13
years," she said.
''If you're expecting a scene
out or Allred Hlt.chcock's 'The
Birds,' you'll be disappOinted,''
Hid Father Martin, pastor of
tbe 182-year-old mission.
.. I would certainly agr~ it Is
not a miracle. But it is a natural
phenomenon that the s wallows
'9CI llOTNllS
IMmnMOnUAIY
827 Main St. Huntsnoton ee.cn
still return to the mission.''
Legend has >t thot "scout"
swallows ·arrive a week or 10
days in advance. "They scout
the area to sec what nests need
r e built," said Father Martin,
who has spent 14 years al the mission.
The two professors doubt they
are scouts at all, explaining them
instead as first a rrivals.
WHEN TifE main flock com-
pletes its trip from Argentina,
the s wallows nest in Caplstraoo
before leaving around Oct. 23
the Day or San Juan -for a re·
turn tnp to their winter grounds
Years ago, many s wallowi. up
parenlly look refuge in the 50·
Coot-high i.tonc• m ission , hut
Father Poul Martin admits only
a few call lt home now.
Having a ::.wallow build a
nest on your home 1s considered
a blessing. But one lady whose
home bas 13 nests doesn 't look at
it that way.
"The next seven months are
not the lime to wash your car.
Most people don't. That stulf is
impossible to get off," she stiid
Many Ctrea residents find the
invasion of swallow wa tchers a
bigger event than the birds' re-
turrt.
"MOST PEOPLE have no idea
wh41t the bird looks like. A nock
of buzzards could fly over and
t hey wouldn't know the dlC·
ference." said Judy Albu, u
camera store c le rk .
·'One lady asked me 1f the
swallows gather al the beach
and then Oy up here sort of
like the Marines landing," she
said, with a laugh.
"One fellow showed up with a
big black umbrella. He was ex-
pecting lhe skies to darken with
swallows and he wanted to be
prepared ." s aid Sue DIMalo,
operator for 37 years or a novel-
ty store near the mission.
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Cllllljl,UION •UltlAL AT H .A
646-7431
STATE I COUNTY
Plpeltne Dela" PVBUC NOTICE ----PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
State Woos
Sohio Execs
PICTITIOUI •UMN•H 'ICTITIOUt •UllNllM PICTITIOU1 9V"MIH
NAM• ITATeMeNT •AMII ITAT•MllNT •.AM HATU"•NT
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O IOllf II . lhro ... 11 . IUH •f'ldf .. Oefll<tl C..IA>M Jf,. .,.1 w .... '*1.CAn>u
at ... 1\1-F-elm v.11.,, C. t'109 Cllomotll, lrv!M, c;..1Jto<t1fo '2114 Ml<llM~ "lor11llt. ~•JI M•r<<111rt
M•rte llonlttr. llMI Sl.-.l•l•u•, Tlllt llutl...,, It C-l<IO llY.,. 1,.. Cltelt, llW>tl"'JIOI\ tle41(h, (_.
lfou11l•l11 V•ll•v. Ce ..,lot f lvlellol • lhh llu•l"tn '' tOft011tl.O by • t"" W\I .... \\ ,, tOftOV<l•O llY • .,._o ~.Jr. 0.M••I Pllf1Mt~.,
.. .,.,., l)Of'lnorY,lp Jiii\ ''°""""'t WO\ llleCI with 1"9 l'oul Ol9IO'f.,.,.I Jr LOS AJIJOELES (AP> -A Standard Oii of °'-a a ...... u c_,, a.,,. ot o..,... eount,.,. ""''' .. ....._we\ 11i.o w1111 ,,.
(.tuo olflclal said Salurday he wlll re l•)' request.I c:..~:. ·~-:.~: o:~~=:y ·: M••cll '· ,.,., ""..., ~::'.!!rvc~,~ OfMOe C...nly °"
that the company re.!oruildt r pulUog out of lta $1 it~rv11. ''" ..,..,_ 0r.,.... c.o." o.uy P11ot P1iblf\-o.-. C.O.•I Deir,·~~
bWlon Oll p1""'Uoe project with the aaaumpUoo t.hal Pltt»t M.r •. "· '' "· "" -." "•b ,~. -•. 11. ''· "" ... ,. ..-• • ill .__ I ed ""1>4'"'" o.-.. <:oott o.11, P1io1 all remalnlna bureaucrawc anaga w uv reao v ,._ "· -•. "· 1., ''" ~,.•-----------ii\ II• montb.8. ----------PVBUC NOTICE However. F. Harlan 1'1tnt. Soblo's aaabtanl PUBLIC NOTICE
dlred.or of eovernment affairs, slreaaed that "the ,,CTmouuu;;.;;;t .-.;-
PVBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUi •ullMlfU l"ICTITtOU\ auSINt!H
blalc wuett are aUU t.he 11me" after be met wtth a .,_" STAHMlfNT
panel of state and lotal officials brought toaether ,,.. 1o11ow111o _ _, ,, ooi"' 111;,,.
NAM• $TATaMa NT lfAMe STAT~MllNT
1'llo ,,,._.f'IO '"'"°" I\ dol ... llU•I T"" IOllVWlnq Per.aft I\ CIOlnQ llv\1 nttJ•l ... u ••
by u.s. Sen. Alan Cranstoo In an attemft to "'"•'
sa.lvaae Ute proposed supertanker termina and ,,. • .!t~•Es.,~~ f..~1~0:0.~~· ~!~
PITnf"lllARGE• COHSTlltUC· l'I LIJE PACIF I C VA C"'r
TIOH ((). mn P•-Olfl SUI. South NIAINTENA"KI:, Jltl1 Svft! .... , '". l OOllf'I•. Cellfwf'lle m11 Munllf'IOl.Oll 8-<Kh CA tM4l
connertlnl plpe system . Me~i,<:. .... ~ ....... T-. is.n
'l'Otbe SI . Senle Ane, CA '7/0S
Gary ~llt...,DOroer.11211 Pe-c ... ..._ M er ..... 71tl2 S<i<Ylm.,.
dof s.ir, Salllll~. C..liion>l•m11 Cir , HunllnQtatl a..th. U'7t4l
Thlt 1111\1-1..C-.C-llY •n In Tiii• buslf'lftt h GOl'ldu<1.0 Cly•" lf'lo ON TUESDAY SOHIO c hairman Allo n thh1111~u1u~-bv•11 1n Wlutebouse announced the company's wlthdrawl di.tou.i
OIYlduel. GIVICllHI Gor,Plll>M!W~ Ch,tr .. ,M C••,..
Crom the project to ship l\laskan oil through a v1roi111•V.+meT_,,,_,
· line from Long Beach to Texas, and said re· l"'' .1.,..._. .... "IH w11" ,.,.
Thlt t l-1-t ••• fllt!CI wllh 11\t Tiii\ •'41<11m•!lll w11• lllecl with 1 ...
COUf'llY Clerk 01 Or•11qe Coutlly Oii C:O..nty (ler1' 111 Or-ooi County on ~''"I,""· Merell I, 1m.
tory red taJrc forced the decision. counh c1er11 ot Ot•• Co\lf\1, °" FtO<uary 1' lt1' Cranston, ·CallJ., asked that Sobio reconsider "".,"
~11-. ""-Publl~ 0r""'9t C.0.\I 0.11, Piiot Putwl.-o...., Coe" D•ll• '"'o
,....,. 4. II. If,», lt1' tt~lt liqr.•. 11, II, 1) •.. .,. IU 1'
its decision with the knowledge that Gov. Edmund Pu1>11•11ec1 °'""09 eo." o.o11y P1101 ,..tell•."·"· 1~ . .,.,, G. tirown Jr and the state legislature would take PUBIJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
illt'l)S to see that the p1pcl10e approval process is --l'ICTITIOUS •USINlfH l'ICTITlOUI IUSINeU
com.oleLed qui ckly. P UBLIC NOTICE •-.n•H""•"' ~• nAT•MENT
IOI /4 -----------
f.. Th• IOl_,nQ -"°" b dol119 bu.. Th• IOllOWl119 I» \Of> '' doil'lq bu I •we got some new information today that I -.. 1CT,TiciUuu";0 -5--~••• ~,.,. · ' ' think may keep the project alive," the senator said MAM•tTATIMU•T c & J $ERlllC£5, ,_, l• FOl'lde DEL REV FOOD ... , s Co•" A•~r ·~e Se". •1'on. ,,,. 1011ow1,,.., .,.,_, I• -"9 111a1 C1rt1•, '-•••n V••l••· CA"'°' 1110"-••. L"9U"O 0. ... 11. ,,. '7•)1
CUK W m<> O~nlt!t c;or_, ()wl\len..,.. IW? "'of PhM>n '""'•• 10610 Po1<tflt Flint s aid Saturday the com,pany based its de-,,."-.:·A,,. D.., s •P P 1.. 1 •" c F t• "°"°" c.rc .... F-1•1n vauey. o eo.,1 Mi.,.ay, M.tllbu. ,,. 'OJ•• clsioo on a prediction that lt would take another r.eR111c f . Ht e., .... o s1 .. co"• "'°' T"" -~""onc1uc1od «>• ... '" I r ~ C•H '2tJ7 '"" l>U\lflooi\ I\ <Oftelu(led by en In Olw1CS...I year and one-half to gain inal approval or the ~· .. ll<M~·H-. m a-...o 51 • 01•1CN•1 ..., ...._ ,,..,.,
pipeline that was fi rst proposed four years ago -a ~t• Mete. CA11fwftte"61l Oef'IHll G ClwlJlef'IWf'I T"'' \tet_,I w•• 111.0 wllll ti.
delay the company decided it could not Th•• 1>uwMn IH..OUCll!d t>u•"" C:,,1i, '~~~ ~;,;i.oec::~. ': ~=:.;~~i.~. o,.,,~ County o"
economically accept. d1"1°"•1
11.,,.,., i.e.H-Merc11 1, '"'· ,.11_,
'f"I~ \\6t-I wo 111"° With 1... """" Pvbll"'9d 0r""O" C:O.\I DAiiy PllOI Co 0 Pullll!lllod 0r-. C.0.tl 0.lly Piiot Feo. u . -· •• 11, II. "" 101·1' HOWEVER' COMMENTS Saiurday from unty Cl~tti ot r•f'I08 CO<lnty .., S ,._
-. Febru•1y21, 1m. M4• •. "· 11.2 . 1'79 ..,..1, -----spokesmen for the variou.s reulatory agencies in· """" -PUBLIC NOTICE volved and from legislative leaders who could ex-Publl11>ee1 o.-eo .. , D•"' P11o1 PUBUC NOTICE l'l!O 2S. -•. 11 It, lt1' , ... I• pedite the process suggested that if everything . ---"~c:;_~~!:~:_~"::'
wmt smoothJy, the remalning steps cou.ld be taken PUBUC NOTICE P~~:~~1:::• n. 1011-•11Q perton• ••• °"'"' within six months. Ti.. 1ot-.iv __, ,, dolf'IO bot\1-°"'''-'-'
The methods dJscussed to insure that Ume-Une "~~~m:::.i:::• Mt•~' w •A : 8. 1 w A" " e " 51 .. ~~.E c!~T~w~:~~.,:r E 11111
were a bllJ in the legislature that would require all . TM> '°''-'no.,.._ 1. c1ot110 1111,,. eo•ROMAH • ,.S$0C,,.Tu1. >"ti Pr1or111e•. 1M . "' <•1110'"'" ............ challenges to permit approvals lo be filed ,,. .. •• Lo• "'°'· s... J...,. c..cM•1·-· ~. ~·•1on ... ,. Tu•t111 Av• .. con • ""'°"' BAMBOO TERRACE., IU £, 17th n.1! Me ... ,CA"26U within JO days and a rCQUCSt to the State Supreme Street, OXle ~•. Celffotlll• ttUI Werrf'<I P BoArclman. lt•U lo\ Tiii\ ~I,..\\ I\ tonclU<ttO by• cor. Court that it immediately take OVer jUMSdictiOn Of Glob&! CUl\IM LIO , 41 Cetllor11ie RIO\, Sen J....,, C..Pl\lteno, Ce .,,.,) PO,..Hon
all such legal cases to avoid delays io lower ~;r,•••ton. °"10 M .... c...mo•n1• 01:=.~~· 1• <Ol\Clll(.t..s by •11 "" ~~~~~~'
courts. T"h IN\'-It <Of'ICluet" by • t or· Won.., P eo..om... P.-1 Tb h I t l lb i th PGf•llon Tlllt ·~ .... tlleo Wllft n.. Tiii• \IOI-... , fi led wllll ... oug agree ng o re ay e s x -mon GLOU.L cuisiNE l.TO '°""'' ci..• of ~eft9e eo-1, .., '°""'• ''-"' .,. 0r-eov ... 1v °" sceoariO to the Company, Flint Stressed that the Of· 0-.t\ v-. ... ,<11 S, ..,, M.,<1114, '""·
ficials at the meeting could not accurately predict n.,, ,':::::: •H 11._, •lift ,..., PutM'"*' 0r.,.. eo.,1 o.1~·~~ ""bl1.-0r.,. eo. .. o •• ~'!:!~~
how long ll will lake to r emove the remaining eou .. 1, c ie111. of °'°"" C4\HltY 04' .._, 11. 1e. » . .-or. 1. •m .,..,, Mer<""· u . ""'" 1.1. ""
obstacles nor to resolve expected court challenges ... °' ... rv n. 1m. "'tftSl PUBLIC NOTICE --~'·N
P\.tbll•l'Mlcl 0.llftQe Coe•t Delly Piiot PUBLIC NOTICE THE SOVTH COAST Air Quality Management F•b H ........ "· 11. mt ..,,_,,
District. and the state Air Resources Board have "~c:!~~:~:_·:::•
yet to give their af prov al to the project. In ad di PUBLIC NOTICE t"" 1o1•-ir.o ~ ,, dolf'IO 11v.1
tion, envlronmenta and other citizens groups have -""'cnnous •us•Nns--,,_"c"~Tt111"c ev GuisscPPi. uo1 repeatedly threatened to ta ke legal action against "-UTATIEMIE"" w Mec•rtN.r. •nA. SoM>te A,,., C4
Sohio. claiming the oil project would increase airr -T.~ ... 1ot10W1119 -'°" b 001119 ""'1 "'~0,.0,. P P.,,,, .. , •• ,.,0 , w pollution an an area lhal a lready has poor a a ·~ • M ,. '"" 714 s. q uality. Ol!ANC.C COAST COMPUT[Jl t7~~ ' '· " "'• Ane, 0
CONSUl T_.NH>. I ~•mehl Cou11. Thi bv\lnn I -~ • I Sohio and the chairman of the Air Jtesources l'l•wPOtl 8"0<.h, at 91663 ' • '< ""'wf •11 ...
Board, Brown appointee Tom Quinn. ba d worked eou~.·~~ ee~~~~~· ;,i:1•m•111 01•""'°1.Jor.e9f' P PA,,,,_ out a landmark agreeme nt by which Sohio would Thi• 111n--.." <onclu<lflCI by an In lhl\ ,,.,...,..,. .... Ille(! Wflll .,,.
have paid to clean up other air pollution sources in lflvklu•• c ov"•Y c .. ,~ 01 <><Ofl99 c-•• °" Cl-1• G A9-Y Met< II I, 1'1' the area, p articuJarly the Southern California Thi• tlel-1 Wei llle<I with "'-1'11UM
Edison Co. plant. to olrset the pollution which eou"'' "-of 0r.,,.. c:-.1v °" Pu1111"*' 0r .. o..n o.ii, P11e11
would have been created by the oil terminal and ~~<111• 1'" """'Jtt '::°' "· 1t,2).Aor '· '"" "''"
IJllCTITIOVS au"MllSS NAMES<fAYl!MlfMT
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Fount••n V•lleY. CA '1/0IJ
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Fr_.. 5.oton, 111110 Meplp .,, "°""'•'" v"""'· <,. .,,,°' l 111\ °"'',,." " ce>nou<t•O b• " 99M••I per'l,..l'\IUp
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C-ry Clerk Of Or-COUl\ty Of\
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Mer ch 4, 11, It, 1\, "" storage tanks. Publl•htcl °'-coui D .. ,. P11o1 PUBUC NOTICE
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Girl, 4, Wins
$6 Million
PUBLIC NOTICE PICTtTIOUS 8UllN .. I
HAMI! STATeliilt:NT
Tll6 IOll-11>9 "' .. '" ere 0041>9 FICTITIOUS IU51Ml!SS ~-· •• NAMI! nATl!MEMT l'ICTITlOUS eust-SI 9 0 11 lltU8Et.. ASSOCIATES. ·-Tl\ f •-1"9 lie '°"' .,. dol H-• STATllM•HT "l COU I HIQl>wo. ~ he<ll, CA Du\I!,:'" r "O Tho 101-1119 IMO•-· .,. OOlf'IO m)t POO\. MAlES .... ., Ell·I.. , .. ,
bu,l,._u.. R~ 5 lltubel 11' Mlqtl 0<1_,. Sou s..n.. A t C.111 SO CAL POOl SERVICE. •7l Ab-l<tqun• tlff<ll, CA'1tSI • ..,~" l\t, "•"" m. orll••
blf' W•Y. ~t• ~.CA'2'71 ThomM S Aubel. 11't H~ Dtl"" (11,.m leb P•oOucO, lnr , "
Vanut P•ul Colltl\\. 413 AbDI• Legun• e..a.. CA "6SI Celllornl• <O•POr•l•On , 700 f ••I
Wo ,CoM•Mllw.CA'1t17 "°"" "· Rllbel. Jr .• 2020 YI• ~ ......... m.C••llonrn1'1SCW. OAKLAND CAP) -A 4-year-old E l Cerrito J a"" R Cotlln'-m Abbie w .... ~·•.uJo11e,CA~1 lh1,bU\IMs.t1uonovc1e011,Hor
th d d b I I Co\lll MM.!!. CA..,..,, T Ill\ IMl•IMU I\ <.OflOll<ltO llY o •t-. girl, born wl brain am age an cere ra pa sy, This 111n1,,.n •• <Ollduct.cl"' on~ 11"'"" _,,,.f"llllP. a-m LAC> Prodllci,, Ill< has been awarded an out-of-court settlement that io1v1e1v•1• ~s Ruoe1 ...,,.,., °"'".,..'°"·
JMWt A Collltu fllh ... ,_I ••• "'"" •II" "" ,.,,.,_ couJd reach $6 million. Tiits llet-1 Wil\ llle<I Wllll l!V Cov,.ty (t.,ll Of 0<0<\99 C°""I .. Oft Thit ll"'-t ••\ ll""1 wllll thr The negligence s uit was filed by Adrienne's ICouf'lly (!Hit Of Ore"" ,_,, °" ....... ,..,n .1m '°""'' Cl••" ol o··~ COUlllY on ftAronts, George and Raquel Olmedo, against the 1M.trt11•· "" .,,,..., l'fo0ru.rv•. ",. ....... ~.. 0 kl d I ·-..11 h 1'111Jt1 I Publl~ °'-Coe•I 0.hy Piiot "'"''. Kaiser Hospital in a a n . l was repor'-C\I Y t e Pub41Vled °'4tftOI' c.oH1 D•••v P1101 F•D n. -•. 11. 11. 1•n ... " "u"''" a vou third such malpractice settlement in a year~'·"·"· u.Allf. t. ,.,. ..,.,, •"-" ........
against a Kaiser Founda · PUBLIC NOTICE 11t1 o. ... Sttwt, s.ti. 100
( )
Uon facility in the San PUBUC NOTICE e1: m•19::~e.~· ., ...
Franclsco Bay area. P1CT1nous eus1N1u Publl"*I °'.,.. eo.,, o a11• P1101 STATE The settlement was PtCTtTtOCJteusiNns NAM•nuu••NT 0 ~·_o.is.-•.11,11.•m w ., .. NAMlf STAT•MIENT Th• toll-I~ pe•-· .. ., doln -------•
"-----------approved Friday by The, ....... ,,,.'"~'°"'••• 401no °""~~s~~M T001..•NG. >us w PUBLIC NOTICE Al am e d a C o u n l y t>u\!Mnes w.,..., s.n1.aAN ca.n101 ---------°'~·rior r~urt Judoe Leonard Dieden It wlll pro-PAOfESSIOHAlltEALE!STATE, .... ,, D ~Giii .... Dato NOTICETOC•l!DITOltS .;JU """ a • IUJ• ArOtley Clrclo, Hullllf'IQIOn ,_. ... v .. ,.Y. "-.,,. · the girl with $33,000 a year, with a 3 percent eoec11. a.. '1Mf Evo-e #<Gt-. ,.,..,, "'"'-s~~~"c!~CA~.:,~~~A':c,e. tncreue each year. s-e •ieu. ,.,,. ArdM4tv arc ... arcio. ~ V••tev. C... "'°' TM• c.ou..rv off o••NGI! I Id Mlllltlll9l0f'I ea.n,, C. ..,.... W•.,,.. E. Mll<M ll, llftl S.ltle .... a.-.. If She lives to be 72, the tola payment WOU Olrotyn R_..,, IMS Sonoro Or., •110, ir-.telf'I Yelle\'. Ce. '7/0lt htoto of UIUIAAA WIUOH 1' be about .. million. The settlement also provides lffm.i. c... mo n 1s '""lflo" is <ONhl<l•o 11v • AOAMs, o.c. • ..o,
about ~·000 for the girJ 's parents and $300.000 1...:!'.!or":'!!!c':::=.~ ::~ Otftff•I =t.'~Glll HOTICI! IS Hf'RF.BV OIVf!N IO"'"
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MEDICINE / SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS OUT •••
cFrom Pue Al>
an the Westminster School District where the
closing of Finley and Hayden schools in June
, will bring the total of abandol)ed facihties to
ft ve.
And recent s tudies by the district incticate
that Boos School may Join the Ust of closures in
a distnct where student enrollment has dropped
from 13, 700 to 8, 723
Dr. Don Stuckey. a ssistant s uperintendent.
feels that the Finley and Hayde11 facilities can
be put to work on the lines of the decisions taken
when the 17th Stret't. Gill and Cook schools were
closed.
The 17th Stre t School 1s leased by the city
of Westminster. Gill is being used by Orange
County's speclaJ education unit and Cook is be·
mg leased by the Jewish Academy.
DECLINE IS A word that Westminster .
trus tees h ave had to live with for several years
But it is a bretnd new development m two
Orange Coe1sl school districts
Down in student enrollment for the first
time in history, the Huntington Bee1ch Union
High School District predicts that the current
student level of 21,000 will drop by 3,000 in the
next seven to eight ye ars
But Dr. Frank J . Abbott, district superin·
tendent, feels that the drop will have no real ef·
reel on the operation of the ctistrict 's six high
schools and a continuation school.
And a decline has been logged for the first
time in the Laguna Beach Uniried School Dis·
trict where the 1978 tot.al or 3.066 students has
fallen to 2,985. The distnct operates a high school, a n in·
termediate school and three elementary
• schools
A FURTHER DECLINE has been re ported
in the Coast Community College District where
the s tudent population has fallen by 6.7 percent
in one year -from 63,896 to 59,617.
<tY The biggest decline, an 11.9 percent drop.
was al the distr ict's Coastline Community
College. Golden .West College. Huntington
Beach. drop~d by 6.5 percent and Orange
Coast College. Costa Mesa, noted a 3.2 percent
drop.
Those Orange Coast school districts which
have been com pelled to close schools appear to
have determined any apparenUy successful ef.
forts to protect the taxpayers' interests by leas-
ing the properties or, if they are sold, ensuring
tha t the best possible price is obtained for the
s tructure.
AND THOSE SAME districts have tried to
prevent hardship to teachers by refusing to hire
new teachers while the normal rate of attrition
-resignations and retirement -allows the dis·
trict to adjust to the decline in teaching
strength.
This has not been possible in the Ne wport·
Me sa Unified School District where the enroll·
ment decline is running at 12 percent a year.
A total of 118 teachers ar-e receiving notices
.to the effect that they wlU be laid off for the
coming school year. Dis trict officials look the
action reluctantly with lbe expressed hope that
-retirements, resignations and leaves of absence ~might enable the district to rehJre some of those
teachers who are being laid off.
THE NATIONAL PLANNlNG Council re·
cently noted that "America is growing older as
a nation and its people are living longer.
"Our population will stabilize by the year
· 2025 at between 260 and 270 million people .
There will be twice as many people over 6S in
2020 as there are today; only one In three will be a taxpayer.
• The abift from a youn1 to an a1ec:l-
. dependent population will be accompanied by a
deempbaala on youth-oriented actJvitiea and an
emeraenee of the slower paced lllestyle of tbe
old.''
TD BEPOaT SEES a new role for educ•·
tion:
"Tbe new Ufeatyle, glv1q people Iarse
• quanUUea ot lelsure Ume to pursue aelf.fulfUlln1
activiUes, may create a new arena for educa-
tion.
"Desirable skills may be leu formal and
rnore creative. Also, education could be a
meant for the older populat!oa to uaume more
productive roles In eociety."
Suncsay. March 18. 1979 OAIL y Pll.OT A J l ....
Hero Or Villain? I
Valium Abuse Ignites Debate Over Drug's Value and Safety
NEW YORK <AP) Llke wine, a ce.Uln
amount ol atreas In Jlf e probably 11 lood for you
Hul loo mul'h ~trt•as. Hkf• too much wine, can
O\'e rwhelm the body
And for millions. thf' answer to excess
1trf'111t or overTeat'tiOn lo it Ueti ln • d.ru1 t.bat'i
bt!<'omt> a houkhold word· Vul1um
To many, Vahum \~ o rcmurkably safe and
"" cUve mlnor tn mqu1l11er wh~n used proper-
ly To c:nt•c•. It '11 .i widely m1su1t~d and over-
pr~11crlbed drug, u 11ymbol of a dr\ll·dependent
oclety.
WHAT'S ~RTAJN IS that VaUum ls the
mo t w1d~ly pN!-.C"r1bt-d dl"U& ln the country,
v. Ith th•· number of pn·~cnplions wratlen yearly
running at a r•tu of slightly under 50 million, in·
clu<lina ~ftlls. 1accordlnjt lo 1ndustry sources.
VaJ1um, who&t· Jtt•n~ru: 111me 15 dlaiepam, 1i.
.i tt)'nth ~t1 c cht-m1c u I of a class called
benzodi aieplne11 whlc-h ulso Includes Librium,
dt>veloped ut Hoff mann-La Roche Inc . of
Nutley. J . by Ur Leo Stembach.
SternbiH'h was honored by the American
( 'ht•m1t al Society last yeur for "creative inven
I Ion.., " tie !>etys wbnum and Valium are the re
~ult of research begun In the 1930s al the
lJ n 1 vers1ty or Krakow io Poland.
Today, more than ball of Valium prescrip·
tlons are used to promote muscle relaxation or
fo r epllepsy, Rocbe officials say. ' ..
VALIUM ALSO IS recom m e nded fo r
symptoms or acute alcohol withdrawal, such as
acute agitation. shaking, delirium tre~ens. ~ut
r rit1cs warn 11. can be lethal when com baned with
alcohol because both depress the central nervous
syste m and can ampUfy each other's effects.
How does Vallum work? Through the lym -
bic system that controls what's known as the
e motional brain It's affected by what we
pe r c eive and th at triggers ne urological •
behavior in the hyPothalamus or master brain,
which triggers hormonal production.
The hormonal changes affect glands, the
hea rt, the gastrointestinal tract and parts or the
body. where stress has its result in t.})ings like
high blood pressure or migraine headache.
In the last two years, a remarkable dis·
covery has been made. The brain contains
specific receptor sites for these compounds. and
the drugs bmd to them. This s uggests there's
something in the brain that might serve as
natural thermostats to regulate anxiety.
TWS SUGGESTS PEOPLE with a relative-
ly low arutiety level may have a sufficient con-
centration or this s ubstance to control stress.
People wit,b high anxiety levels may have been
"cheated 01 an adequate supply of this natural
substance.
"This is pure bl.ue-s ky speculation, of
course." says Dr. Leo E . Hollister, professor of
Me dicine, Psychiatry a nd Pharmacology at
Stanford University. "But the story of the
natural opiates-the endorphins, which were
discovered in the human body as recently as
1975 -certainly opens the door to this sort of
possibiUty."
Roche Laboraotories sponsorship or a re·
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS 8USl .. ISS
NAMI STATl!Ml!MT
l M 10llowi"9 Def'-IS dot1•q D\ISI-l-
cent stress 1ymPos1um drew a char1e from col·
umnlst Jack Anderson that the seminar and an
ussoclated educational ca mpaign, were de· 11lt:n~d to offset unfavorable publicity about Valium
A Roche spokesman says the campaign was
to provide doc;tors with information "and goes rar ~yond any one product. ..
camcs SAY ltOCHE has pushed Valium
with aggressive advertising. It took a five -page
ad in the October. 1978, issue of the Journal of
the American Osteopathic Association. based on
new evidence t hat suggesta Valium exerts a
direct effect on mus cle in animals. But the ad
notes that the results were only preliminary and
required further research .
Dr. Joseph A. Pursch. chief of the alcohol
and drug unit at the Long Beach Naval
Hospital , where Betty Ford was treated . says.
"We teach people that if they're under severe
stress because or their jobs . they ought to find
* * *
Take Care:
Here are some of the things you should
know about Valium if you use it:
Don't mix tranquilizers and alcohol;
they amplify each other 's effects.
-The most co mmon side effect is
drowsiness. Patie nts should be warned
about engaging in tasks requiring com-
plete me.ntal a lertness.
-THF. EFFECTIVENESS OF Va lium
in long-term use. more than four months,
has n't been evaluated. Docto rs s hould
regularly monitor the usefulness of the drug
in each patient.
Excessive doses can lead to depen-
dence.
-Valium shouldn "t be taken during the
first three months or pregnancy.
-Overdosing can produce drowsiness
and sleepiness. confusion. ·diminished
reflexes and coma. Doctors should be
aware that a patient who has overdosed
may also have taken other drugs .
-Don't mix tranquilizers with other
drugs wtless specilically directed to do so
by the physician.
-DON'T INCREASE DOSAGE or fre-
quency without the doctor's permission.
-Never borrow t ranquilizers from
friends.
-If the doctor discusses or discontinues
your prescription before you feel you are
ready, dJscuss your feelings openly with
him. Don't "doctor-shop" to rind someone
to write you another prescription.
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out what they need to chan1e about their lives
so they won't be under stress. rather than find IS
pill that enables them to weather the s tress."
Dr. Kenneth Greenspan, director of t he
laboratory for stress -related disorders at the
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. t>ert of
Columbia University , addressed this subject at
the Roche s ymposium.
"A PERSON EXPERIENCES stress onJy
when the 'usuaJ' ways of ~pl.ng no longer suf.
fice," he said. "The non-drug approaches un
aid in establis hing a renewed sense or we ll -
being by allowing individuals to become aware
or a nd thus self-regulate their stress response.
"Think about an activity in which you ex
peraenced total relaxation and integration,"
Greenspan said.
"Whatever else jt was. it was a moment
when you experienced an integrated peace and
lack of stress. Now t he issue is, how can you
call forth the same response ln your daily life ?"
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l~NSE ACTION -Ora nge Coast and Saddleback College players go al in this
senes of photos Saturday night in the State J C baske tba ll championship. At the
left, Saddleback's Ben Bacon (35) goes up for a two-pointer while in the second .
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photo teammate Kevin Magee (44) tries to s hoot ove r Steve Timmons. In the
second photo from the right. OCC's Stu Van Horn shoots over Magee. At the right
Coast's Brian McCormick grabs a rebound .
Pirates Make It a Cinderella Finish
By JOHN SEVANO
Ott•Oelly ... i.eMlllt
A Cinderella team with a Cinderella story
made it a CindereHa finish Saturday night.
The Orange Coast College Pirates, picked to
go nowhere at the beginning of the season, com-pleted the fairy tale with a convincing 75-67
overtime victory over Saddleback to capture
thestateJCbasketballchampioos!Jip.
BEFORE A BC.aEAlllNG CROWD of 3,355
at Cal State Fullerton, the Pirates proved that
defense is still tbe name of the game.
Tbe Pirates' man-lo-man pressure. com-
pletely tbrollled the high -scoring Gauchos.
limiting them to only 67 points (they averaged
95) and a poor 38 percent <usually 50) from the
floor for the contest.
"Al McGuire said it today on the UCLA
game," said a happy Brian McCormick af-
terwards. ••He said, •Defense wins the big
ones.' And be was right."
Coach Tandy Gillis' s uffocating defense was
so effertive it caused the Gauchos lo miss their
* * * * ' *
first seven shots from the floor to start the
game.
POISED AND RELAXED, the Pirates as-sumed a six-point lead early in the game before
the Gauchos finally caught them at 10. The
Gauchos then went ahead briefly at 14-12 before
a free throw by Ed BeJI, two more by Gary
Wills and a basket by Pete Neumann allowed
the Pirates to regain control.
Tbe Pirates proceeded to score 12 of the
half's final 20 points to take a 29-22 lead to the
locker room at the intermiasioa. The South Coast Conference champs (27-5)
almost put the game oo ice at the start of the
second stanza scoring seven of the first nine
points lo assume a seeminlllY comfortable 36-24 advantage. But Saddlebadc -(28-9). the Mission
Cooference victor which bad won 13 straight,
wasn't going to go down without a fight.
AFTER BEING FRUSTll.i'f ED in the first
half by scoring only two points, tbe Gauchos'
Kevin Magee finally found bis groove, bitting
* • *
Slow Start Hurt
We Waited Too Long-Mulligan
By BOWARD L. HAND\ Ot .. DMIY,.._ ....
It would seem that a better fate should await a
tD8D named Mulligan on St. Patrick's Day than
that wbicb transpired at Cal State Fullerton Satur-
dayrit in the State Junior College basketball
cbam oosbip game.
• the luck of the Irish was there through 40
hectic minutes of regulation basketball and it
seemed his Saddleback College Gauchos would
pull one out after trailing by 12 points early in the
second half.
BUT FA1'E DECREED other wise and Orange
c.oaat'a Pirates captured a 7S-67 decision in over-
time in a shootout to rival any championship game
cl the put.
The losing Gauchos were silent but not
downtrodden following the loss and Coach Bill Mullig~ said be was confident bis team woqJd wio
in overtime after thelr great second ball come-
back.
"We should have started earlier." be said.
"We waited too 10111 and didn't play bard until iL
wa too late. ·
.. Blat pve them credit. Orange Coast is one of
tbe beUs eoacbed teams we have played and they were eertainly well prepared for this game. They
ablo have a sopbomore~riented team and that's
~ "But doll't take anything awa.y from them.
Kings 'Popple
Montreal, 3-1
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They p. layed we ll tonight ud we didn't start soon
enough."
WHEN THE GAUCHOS did start, they were
trailing by 10 points. 51-41, with eight minutes r e-
maining. In the drive that tied the score at 60,
Kevin Magee and Randy Whieldon accounted for
17 of the 19 points. Magee tied it at 1:03 and after
Orange Coast ran down the clock, each team had a
chance at victory in the final three seconds but fell
short.
Mulligan's crew was still in the game although
trailing by three with 1:28 left in the five-minute
extra session. Then came the turning point as far
as the coach was concerned.
''When we were down by three (68-65) and
Kevin bad that shot in the middle and missed, we
could have tied it right there," the coach said. "It
could have been a three-point play "
SOON AFTER TRIS, Magee and Wbieldon
both fouled out and the final outcome was only a
matter of running down the clock.
"We started shooting cold and couldn't get the momentum we needed," Magee said. "Their de-
fense bothered me but we jusl weren't getting the
aftenaivereboundsearly in the game.
"1 UliDk it was our bad playing as much as
their playing well that beat us. Yes, I'm coming
back next ear.••
Wbiel&:n, dilcoasolate and bolcllne bis bead in bis bands on the bench during the awards
ceremony, Juat shook bis bead in answer toques-
tiom.
BBFO&E TBB GA•E, Oraqe Cout Coach
Tandy Glllil nervously paced the corrtdo.n outside
the am. He was uked if it was euier as a coach
than when be played at the University of
Californla on an NCAA cbamDlonablp team.
"Iv, a player, you can 1el rid of your emotions
when :er. on tbe floor aad steady yourself down.
Aa a , all JOU can do t. sit there and auff er
ml bope the k1dl remem~r." be sald.
Tbe OCC players did remember and with a atifllnl defeue and accurate abootiq. went up by
~ at c:ae Ume, tbe widat mal'(lln of the
I
MOD A80t1T Bii 18118 aDCe1b7 and the
fld lt wu St. Patrick'• Day, llulll1an replled:
"It didn't do me an1 damn 1ooc1. I IOt beat by aSeatebmad (GlW.)."
HI allo pointed out tbat be woukl bue four of
,. top lb plaJera back next Huoa bl lla1ee.
Welha. J:d Patrick aDd Ted HetUqa, U.. told
-.,.... Oraqe Coast wu acffDUU ftnt Dlace awsdl: ''Tlt.ll ii Dlee to watch . .,_,... rou·u 1et
tDtlt It IOIMUIDe •• ,
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short jumpers. attacking the offensive boards,
and being anjptimidating force in the m iddle on
defense.
Pirates patient l y , m e t h odi cally a nd
systematically ran their offense.
ft.ay Orgill opened by bitting a short basket
over Magee. E d Pa trick followed for the
Gauchos by scoring a three-point play at the
other end to give his teammates a brief 63-62
margin.
The result of Magee's efforts put the
Gauchos back into the game. A 12-point deficit
suddenly diminished to 54-50 with five minutes
to play. Magee then led a nother surge in which
he scored six of his team's nine points, and with
2:14 remaining, the Gauchos and Pirates found
themselves in a tie game, 58·58.
THE PlllATES COULDN'T ftnisb their Cin·
derella story. though, without a happy ending.
Neumann started the final chapter by bitting an
18-footer to put Coast up by one. Orgill followed with another buket a minute later and the
Pirates we re on their way home. llandy
Whieldon scored for the Gauchos to c ut the
score to 66-65, but the Pirates wrapped it up by hitting six straight free throws to take a 72-65
Steve Timmons scored on a slam dunt for
the Pirate• and Magee hit a short jumper to
knot tt at eo and that's where the two clubs stood at the end of reiulation. OCC bad a • chance to win the game in the closing secondsi,
but Paw AJtin's basket was disallowed because
the buzzer hid sounded.
RETURNING TO BASICS in overtime. tbe See COAST, Page 8 2
SPARKS COAST
Guard Ray Orgill
Heart Attack
Strikes Down
~A {)ff icial
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Veteran
National Basketball Association
rlftdal Don Murphy suffered an
apparent heart attack early in
tbe second quarter of Saturday
nigbt'a Golden State-San Diego
game and was taken by am·
bulance to Doctors Hospital,
where be WU reported to be COD·
ad(Mll and reaUng comfortably.
Murphy, in bis 16th season as an NAA official, collapsed in
front ol tbe scorer'• table with
9:2' left in tbe fi.nt ball of the
Warriors-Clippers NBA game at
tbe Su Dieco Soorta Arena.
Murphy wu -nnt treated by
dodGn wbo came out of the au-
dience, tben given oxygen and
heart illuaa•e by a team of
paramedics, •bo then took bim
cU ol the arena by stretcher .
Hal Cbllds, ibe Clippers'
publlctat, Hld llurpby was
.. eonsdous. alert, talklnf1 and
~1Unc. comfortabl)' • • at the
holpttal less than u bour after
the incident. Childs sald
llurpbJ'• condiUon was stable
and be la expecled to be
baepltaliled for, two or three
clul wbiJe teltl are run. JaJ Malkolf, team doetOI' for
tbt Cllppen, 1aid MurpbJ 1.-•
Ind baa • beart llbrtllaUoa
_. 0'clld" twtee on the noor pl.ftlrmvtd. . .
Bruim Staggered
DePaul on Map
.•• And in Semis
P ROVO , Utah <AP l -A "Bring on the Bird,'' shouted
beaming Ray Meyer could hard-ba by-faced freshman Mark
ly believe his dream bad come · Aguirre, who played a key role
true . in De Paul's success. "I'm really
"Quite frankly. yes." t he happy. We are going to the sun,
venerable De Paul coach s aid the sun."
when asked if he was shocked to Curtis Watkins. who left the
beat UCLA 95-91 in the West game limping m the final 90
Regional championship Satur-seconds. said he would be ready
day. "So much so that I had to for lndjana State.
pinch myself." "My knee is okay. I just twist-
Meyer, who h a s coached
DePaul basketball teams for 37
years without ever reaching the
Final Four. said he fe ll mildly
confident after his underdog
Blue Demons roared to a 17-
point halftime lead.
' "WE KNEW if we kept on
shooting and stayed out of foul
trouble, we would be okay. We
told the boys at halftime that we
had a 17-point lead, and we
could lose it gradua lly . But
every time we got the ball, we
told them to knock off one
minute."
Meyer, 65, said he was OlOSt
pleased for bis players and for
the fact that America's basket-
ball f'ans 'Will now know who
DePaul is.
"I was walking down the
streets of Provo and someone
said, •()b, you're the coach or
DePaul, where is DePaul? "'
•EYE&, SMILING a
grandfatherly smile. s aid be
answered, "Ob, we 're just a llt-
Ue school in Chicago."
.. I've nevel' been to the Final
Four," said Meyer. ••There was
something in 1943, but it was an
entirely different kind or tourna·
mentthen.''
UCLA .Coach Gary Cun·
nln1bam, bitterly disappointed
to see bis proud Bruins shut out
of the Final Four for the third
time in three years. neverthe-
le11 seemed happy ror Meyer.
"I 'm proud of our team,'' he
said. "But ii I bad to loee lo a
coach. there is not a finer' person
to lote to than Ray Meyer."
TBS BLUE DEMONS wlll
meet mbeatea and top.ranted
Indiana State, led by Larry
Bird, nat Saturday lD tbe Cham·
plOlllb(p eemlftDa)J •
Saturday's Scores
West Regional
DePaal 95, UCLA 91
Midwest Regioaal
Indiana St. 73, Arkansas 71
Today's Games
East Reiloul
St. Jolm's vs. Penn ·UO a.m.,
Owme14)
Mideast Regional
Noere Dame vs. Michigan St.
(Noon, Cllanael 4 >
ed it. I didn't want to go out. I
did think I could play;." be s aid.
UCLA GUllD Brad Holland
said, "I really can't explain
what happened. I guess w. lost
the game in the first halt when
we let it get too much out ol our
range. After we got so far
behind. we bad to go out of our
usual defense."
David Greenwood, UCLA's All·
American forward, was t.be on·
ly Bruins player DePaul could
not contain. He scored .Ja career-
bigh 37 points.
·'Coach told me to play a
strong power game inlide, and
the guards did a good Jft aettina
the ball into me," be said. w awns and Gary 4arlalld led
five DePaul starters in do\lble
figures.
UCLA, WRICH played a near-
ly perfect second half tn eoming
from behind to rout San Fran·
cisco ln the regional aeqalftnala
Tbunday nlght, ptayel Perhapt
Jts poorest 20 minutes •the first
half against DePaul. TM. Bruim
trailed 51.34 at lntermluioa .
DePaul, now 25-5, bell a 85-21$
lead wttb 5:50 rem~ ln the
flrst ball, t.bea went lntiO a four.
corner, or delay, offenM and
outscored tbe Bruins 1M iO tbe
lnlermluion.
•
-DAILV PtLOT lundey, Mereh t8, tt79
A Capaule A•Port from the Wortd of Sport•
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PHYLLIS GEORGE, JOHN Y. BROWN.
Phyllis George Married
To Boston Celtics Owne r
From AP Dlspatche!i
NEW YOftK -J ohn Y. Brown. millionaire m owner of the National Basketball Association's
Bost.on Celtics. and Phy llis George. fo rme r
hostess or CBS's "NF'L Today," wert' marned
Saturday.
About 200 people from the world of television, s ports
and Kentucky politics attended the ceremony a t the Mar-
ble Collegiate Church on Fifth A venue as hundreds of
thousands of St. Patrick's Day celebrants wended their
way home along the avenue. ....
About 450 guests attended a lavish reception later.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. who refe rred to the couple
as "old and dear rriends," presided at the wedding.
Ourinl( the servtce. Andy Williams sanl( the couple'i.
song, "Jwst The Way You Are" by Billy Joel They later
danced their first dance lo thf' same tune. Champaun~ <1nd liquor fl owed , as the newlyweds
greeted their famous g ue i.ts, who inc luded Cornelia
Wallace , Mr. and Mrs. Wa ller Cronkite. Milton Berl<'. Bert
Parks, Eunice Shriver and Charles Finley, owne r of the
Oakland A's baseball team. "I'm so excited,'' said George . "And the greatest thing
about thls ls that all sorts of our friends, from as far back
as cheerleaders with me in high school are here with us."
1be couple m et two yea rs ago, before Miss George's
marriage to her first husband. movie producer J\obert
Evans, whom she divorced last year.
-----fl-te •I tile ... ____ __,
Indiana State Coach Bill Hodges after being
honored by the AP along with his star player. Larry
Bird: "The players were kidding me when they found
out about the award. They said 'Now that you're
coach of the year , you'll probably want to start
coaching'."
'·
Portn-Br~alu NBA A••fst Marie
Kevln Porter broke the NBA single-season m
assist record Saturday night a s he led the
Detroit Pistons to a 105·98 victory over Indiana ~ Porter produced 20 assists. giving him 918 for
the season with 12 games left to play ... Moses Malone
poured in 31 points a nd pulled down 24 rebounds to lead the
Houst.qn l<ocket.s to their third straight victory, a 134-122
decision over the Phoenix Suns ... Gaa Wllllams, shoot·
Ing from long range, and Dennis .Johnson, scoring Inside,
cumblned for 45 points to lead Seattle lo a 106·88 win over
the Chkago Bulls . . Bob Dandridge hit a free throw with
37 seconds to play to break a ll2·112 tie and lead the
Washington Bullets to a 117·1J4 victory over Cleveland ...
,._.,, Kalgllt scored 27 points and Jim Cleamou sank a
pair or free throws with five seconds remaining lo give the New York Knicks a 103·101 win over Philadelphia ... UoJd Free put in 23 points to pace a balanced San Diego
attack aa the Clippen1 won their fourth straight game.
beatina Golden State, 107·102 ... Dan lssel scored 27 and
cleared 12 rebounds as De nver beat Atlanta, 118·111 ...
Maarlee Lacat scored 24 points and Tom Owens added 21
to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to a 124 -113 win over the
New J ersey Nets.
,,,_ ,_, f'o•r A .... ,. Tfe Record
Bnd Pana tied a National Hockey League ~ record by aettlng up four first-period goals ,
Saturday u the Boston Bruins defeated the
Olicaco Black Hawks, 4·2. Parka became the
15th NHL player to record four assists in one period • . • BrJu TnUler, the league's top scorer, bad three assists
II tbe New York Islanders scored four goals in a 5: 59 a pan
fl. the second period and went on to a 5-2 victory over the
N9w Yon Ran1ers ... Toronto'' Darryl Siltier scored a Pl ID each period and added an assist in leading the Ma·
pie Leafs to a M victory over Minnesota . . . Greg Ma&o.e
ioand twke and Oree& IUDdracbu assisted on two othe r
.,... to lead the Pitt.aburth Pen1uina to a 5·2 victory over
• ......,._ ... Du Labraalaa and Daa llold• scored
.,.._ .. secoada apart late In the opening period, leading
iila Detrok lled Wlna• to a 3-1 win over lbe St. Louis Blue•
. . . Rookie Kn Uuemaa •cored one goal and aaslated on
twoodaln u tM PblladelpbJa Flyen topped Buffalo, :>·3.
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Tearful
Victory
For Bird
CINCINNATI <APl -Aller
lndlama SU.tt!'a dramatic 73-71
vktory over Arkan.sas S1tunh1y,
l"'ftrry 81rd aand his roommate,
Bob Heaton. c rle d in each
other's urma. They. were tears of
joy
"T hey weru the re, .. said Bird,
thl' lndionu State center, refer·
r1n111 to the t~ars. which welled
up 11fter h.111 roommate had aunk
th" ft vt1-foot basket which eave
lht' le>&) ranked Sycamores the
NC' AA Midwest Regional bukel·
ball championahlp.
"Whe n you win something like
this, alter tbat husUe and bustle
all day, righting to score and get
a rebound, that's what It's aJJ
about," Bird said. "We didn't
think we 'd gel this far and now
we're here •·
BIRD ADMITTED that he
dldn 't think Heaton 's shot
would go In.
"He threw It up left-handed. I
never dreamed it would go In,"
Bird said, whose team moved in-
to ne xt Saturday 's national
semifinals.
Heat.on said the shot was one
or two blg ones he made thlll
season. The first was a 50-rootor
a gainst Ne w Mexico Slatu,
which came al the buzzer. That
shot was made right-handed.
"That SO.footer was a once-in-
a-lifetime thing. It was a big
thrill and it kept us alive. But
now, this shot kept us alive,
too." said Heaton. "These are
two shots I'll never forget."
INDIANA STATE Coach Bill
Hodges admitted that he initial-
ly wanted the ball lo go into bis
scoring ace. Bird. "We wanted
to move the ball to the other side
and get the best shot we could,"
said Hodges.
He aton said that initially
Steve Reed looked like he had an
open shot. but then-Scott Hast·
ings ca me up lo g uard him.
Then , Recd passed the baJl to
Ilea ton.
"I lost it in the shuffle for a
second and then picked it up and
threw it in left.handed ," Heat.on
said.
THE GA ME was one or chang-
ing s trategy for both coaches.
Hodges Instituted a press in the
second half. A similar lactic bad
helped Louisville nearly beat
Arkans as in lhie Midwest
semifinals.
"We scattered them and felt
the y could be pressed even
before Louisville pressed them,"
said Hodges. "We wanted to
hold it until the second half
because we didn't want them lo
know we bad it."
Arkansas Coach E ddie Sutton
also made a change in bls game
plan. putting Sidney Moncrief on
Bird in the second half.
Garvey's Hit
Sparks 11-9
Dodger Win
VERO BEACH, Fla. <AP> -
Steve Garvey's single brought
home the winning run for Los
Angeles, as a five-run rally gave
the Dodgers an 11-9 exhibition
baseball victory over the New
York Yankees Saturday.
The Yankees, tormentors of
the Dodgers In the last two
World Series, have a miserable
spring record or 1-9. Los Angeles
bas a 7-2 exhibition mark.
The Dodger rally in the eilhth
inning came off Yankee burler
J im Beattie, who allowed five
runs in 31t.s innings. Lula Tiant
s tarted for the Yankees and
gave up five runs In four in-
nings.
The Dodgen had their own
pitching woes, as starter Bob
Welch's arm tightened ln the
second lnnin1, when New York
scored five runs. Rookie Rick
Sutcliffe relieved in the aecond
and pl~hed effecUvely unW he
waa battered for four Yankee
runa In the tlxth.
Lou Plniella drove In four rum
-for the Yankees, hitUnc a three-
run homer ott SuteWfe plus two
1ln1l•.
Pnttlanne Wins Skating Title
VIENNA, Austria <A P) -Linda FraUanne of N~ re1alned lb• women's World Fipre lkatlal Olamp6oublp Saturday night.
ADIU PMtlleb of W•t Germany, the defend·
lq cbamptan, waa HCODd.
Ea Watanabe of Japan wu third -tbe flnt
1apa ... sh-I evw to a•t • plaee ln the llnt three.
,.,... .... 1 11, woa back the title wbtcb
........ tDc* rrom IMr at Ottawa Jut year. Tb•
1\111..._lnt woa tn tm.
T111 an-1Wrect Calltondan, 1kaU. ID a red dr9ll tD a. mU1te of .. Cannea, •• Uu1Ded UM
~·· aadtbaDe wtt1t a tr1p1e toe 1oop llow, amont~flneJumpe.
bed taken a '*8 a.ad ID UM com· e -tbeac .... putofU.eom· 11111 to wateb . ...,..,,,,. urrowed
... .. • ..... , performaaee .. the lbort =: .. ~.::. wu a ,...., wtwr iD
.t
Slx of Lbe nJne Judcn put rrauanne tn t\nt
place. She fiD.i.lhed with 11 ordiDall and 111.a
poinll. •
Tbe American skated flnt in the 1roup of 1IJl
leaden and aet a bllb tar1et for her rivala to
match.
Poetaeb made a 1lower 1tart, with • faulty
double uel and tbea a fall ID ·~O::~ triple
1alcbow. Sbe made bolb Jumpt • later,
but ber chance bad 1one.
Americana were dotted about the ball clMertnl
and wavtns the U.S. na1 aa l'raUanm auted. But
Lbere,waa • bl1 ovaUon.1 too, for the 1peetecular Watanablt -and JMra rrom the erowl wbea ber
acorn weal up on the board. Not OM of tM Judi•
put ber 1bove FraUanne. '
D•IDW' Lun of Wnt a..., ftal...., fourth ad DlmM Btellmaaa of a.-.-Mil.
Two man AmerieaM ..,. ..U pleeed. lJN
Marte AJlla of Oanlea OroYe wu mtla ad Car·
rte ..... of ...... lltll.
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BASKETBALL I BASEBALL I TRACK ·:
Track
Stars
AtUCI
BJ EaNJE CASTIU.0 °' .. Detty ""'Matt Only the moel ardent of track
nuts will truly appreciate
today's Meet of Cbamolooa al
UC Irvine.
While the glamor eventa are
usually lbe 100 for sprint.a, lbe
mile for dlat.ance ruonen and
the pole vauJt for field event
fanatics, the main spotlight.a at
the UCI track today will be on
the 200, 5,000 and long jump.
UCI GaAD STEVE scorr.
whose mile races the lul two
years have in themselves made
the meet worth attending, will
head a field of 24 runners In the
5.000 -meter run, some 3.1 miles
m length.
Clancy Ji:dwa r d11. only the
Aecond p«>t"80n to win both the
100 and 200 •Print.A In the na-
tional AAU rlnfll". will double in
the 200 1nd 400 tl>ti•Y He'll 10
ugain11t UC:n W.Munt.e King In
tht' h"lf lt•P ev"11l •nd lake on
Mull' J'urb In th.I: fu ll circuit
rncf'
klNf;, WIN» WY.NT ~·10'4 In
th•• Iona< Jumr> lot y• u u a
fr,.ahmiin. haa11 • '"rnat.ch ot a
frlt1ndl y ri valry •a<•ln1&t Loni
Fte11chStatM'1 K,.lth'J aylor .
Add to that a potential record
bn -:1king f'ffort m the mile relay,
10 vaulU-rs who have cleared 17
f P(•l. OOP or AmPn ca 'a brlgh~t
young spn nt 'ltar"I and of COUl'l\e,
Sc·ott and ~·II thr makmgs are
lh.-r~· for the fourth annual Meet
of Champions lo live up to its
name
Delly f'I .......... ..., O.ry Afft-
OCC'S PETE NEUMANN SHOOTS OVER GAUCHO FOES.
MAXIE PARKS and Benrue
Brown. who both ran oo the U.S.
1,600 relay team thaL captured·
the gold medal in the 1976 Olym-
pic Games. form half of the
Athletes tn Action mile quartet.
The othe r h a lf is Hubert
Beasley. the famed "Runnin'
Reve rend'' from Long Beach
Mate and Steve Campbell, the
third place firusher In the 1978
NCAA 400
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COAST WINS ST ATE. • •
advantage with 57 seconds left.
Naturallyh pandemonium hit
the court w en t he final buzze r
sounded. Here was a team that
wasn't supposed to finish in the
top three in its league wlnning
the state title.
"THE PllE&SURE WAS tota l-
lJ o~ them," s aid an elated
Qrgi1I amid well-wishers. "We
weren't even s upPosed lo be
here. We were Just the local
guys from the beach."
or,ill, besides bel n' the game s leading scorer with 24
points, was accor ded MVP
honors for his brilliant play in
the tournament.
"This Is excellent, like a
dream come true.'' said Orgill,
who was embarr assed by the
autograph seeke rs a fte r the
game. "Pure team unity did it
for us."
'7HIS RAB BEEN j ust an un-
believable team ," added assis·
tant Coach Wa lly Torke lls
"Togethernes s h as been the
name of the game fo r these
guys. T hey pulled for each
other, they worked hard, and
they're unselfish.
"Nobody gave us a chance.
but we believed it all a long.''
"I love It," exclaimed Akin,
who scored only five points and was given a place on the all·
tournament team for his ex-
c e 11 e n l defe n sive work
throuiboul. "It waa team unity
and defeoae that won it for us.
and people do n't know how
tough the defensive part is "
OICK MILLER
to see
an Italian
work of art
the J879
f-I A T
"This IS lht· lW">l thing that's
ever happenl'd to mt•." stated
Neumann, who s<·orL'd 17 points
and grabbed 12 rl'lmumls to go
along with his t•xnlll'nt cit•
fensive work on Magee. "We
were motivated by peo11le say-
ing we d1dn't have a chance to
win Well, wt> proved we could ''
"It 's unbe li e vab le, t h e
togethe rness on this tea m ."
analyzed Timmons. who tallied
12 points and fi ve rebounds
along with beil'tg the weak-side
help on Magee "It's amazing
how close a team can get m one
year. The player" were together. we knew wh at l'3Ch otht::r ~as
~~ to do and wh<1t we had to
OF COURSE. Al.I. of t h1·
above is directly rt•latt•d to
Gilli s. thl' d1·ft•nl>t· ori<.'n lt•d
coach who gwdc·d tht' Rues to
their best r ecord a nd only
basketba ll cha m pionship m the
school's 31-ycar h1:,tory.
··1 .walked over t o Coac·h Gillis
after the gam1: a nrl thankt'd him
for the year he g..ivt• us." s aid
McCormick.
"We were like a m achine· \I. 1th
him coaching us."' pn 11i.ert Tim·
mons.
"I've never been a::.soc1ated
with a greater group of kids. it's
been a great year," i.ald Gillis.
"The kids played hard, s m art,
and they got a long together It's
been a great expenencc a nd a lot
o<run."
Not onJy for Gil lis a nd the
players , but for the Orange
Coast fans. too
S teve Brodi. the Cal State
Northridg c flas h who h as
alr ead y clocked l0.1, is the
rream of the lOO -meter crop.
Tim McDonald of Cal Poly <San
Luis Obispo>. who has cleared
17·4 and 17-S on successive
weekends, is tbe favorite in the
pole vault.
The price of admission ls $3.50
with the meet beginning al noon
Angels Edge
Brewers
P ALM SPRINGS CAP >
Ra nce Mulliniks s ingled home
J ot• Rudi wi th the game's onJy
run rn the fourth inning Satur-
day as the California ·Angels
scored a l-0 exhibition basebaJI
vic tory over lht! Milwaukee
Rrcwt•rs.
f'r.m k Tanana, Chris Knapp
and Da ve LaRoche combined to
pitch the Ange ls' first shutout of
the sprin~. California now has a
4 -7 e xh1b1lion record while
Milwaukee is 5-5.
Rudi singled with one out in
the fourth off losing pitcher Bill
Travers. After Dan Ford was hit
by pitch. MuJllniks followed with
his grounder up the middle.
Tanana pitched the first four
innings for the Angels, allowing
three hits while walking none
and strikJng out two
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Announcers: Vince Sculfv, Pal Summer-all. J ack
Whitaker, Ben Wright, Frank Glieber, Ken Venturi.
Alan Tapie of Laguna Nlquel holds a one-stroke lead
after three rounds after firing a 69 Satur-day for a 206 total
He is one stroke in front of Mark Mccumber and two ahead of Bill Rogers.
Tapie has never won a PGA tournament, his highest pre· vious fin ish being fifth n 1 :30 p.m., Channell 11 ./ I
WOMEN'S GOLF: Honda Civic Classic. Announcers: Ray Scott, Bob Rosburg, Rhonda Glenn
Pat Bradley staqgered a bit Saturday but held on to thP
lead by one stroke at Rancho Bernardo Country Club after
three rounds. Bradley has a 54-hole total of 211 to lead J oAnne
Carner by one a nd Sandra Post by two strokes goinq Into today's final round.
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2 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLO -Cork meets Kiikenny in the organized mayhem known as the All-Ireland hurlinq final,
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Scott repe>rt . Also: the Bengal Bouts, an intramural bOxing
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Bryant Gumbel and Rollie Schwartz report.
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3 p.m. (2) -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES -Linda
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Tapie
One Shot
In Front
MI AMI <APi Lagunll
Nll(ucl'11 Allln Taple birdied his
firttt w~ bolts, assumed the
lhH d round le~d with a 69 and
1 hen tonsldered his plans for
loduy'is hnnl round or lhe Doral·
t;a:.lt>Ml (}pt-n golf tournament.
"I 'II JU"t try to play my own
6(ame and nol look over my
!>lhould •r," siud Ttlpie. who tS
"*'l'lunK tu11 first victory in five
yt.'urs (.)n the pro golf tour.
SHOULD ll£ TAK£ a peek,
however, he'll find rookie Mark
Mccumber u shot back and the
lean and lanky figure of Bill
Rogers another stroke behind. ·u I'm playing well enough
tomorrow. r 'll win the golf
tournament,.. said Mccumber.
a nother non-winner. "If I hit
t·ve ry shot the bes t I can,
whether -f win or not t'll be
happy "
Hogers. the only winner
• 1moni; the lending trio, may
have a slight advantage.
"I've been there... he said
Saturday, but quickly noted,
"the level of competition on the
lour now is so tugh il seems that
anyone can win at any lime.
We've had a lot of first time win·
ners already this year and l'm
l>ure we'll have more.
"l'M SURE THOSE two guys
<Ta pie and Mccumber l think
they can win the golf tourna-
me nt tomorrow.
"I 'm in good shape :>! twn
back. I think I can wi:1 the golf
tournament. too.
"'There's been a lot of fir-st-
lime winners . l just hope we
have a second-time winner thjs
lime."
Tap1e preserved bis lead with
some brilliant, p ressure-putting.
He dropped a t least three
critical putts in the testing 5·6
foot ran~e to save pa r. Two or
them came on the last two holes.
HE FINISHED the windy day
with a 206 total. JO shots under
par on the 7 ,065-yard Blue
Monster course at the Doral
Country Club.
Mccumber also saved par on
the tough 18th, with a 12·15 foot
putt, to finish off a 69 that left
him alone in second at 207.
Rogers managed a 70 in the
bris k , gusty winds and was
another shot back at 207 -very
much in contention with 18 holes
to go in the chase for a $45,000
first prize.
Jack Nicklaus, m eanwhile,
continued to have his frustrating
scoring problems.
"The back's OK," said
Nicklaus. wbo sought medical
attention after a muscle spasm
during Friday's play "It's sore,
but it's OK."
But he finished bogey-double
bogey for a 75 that left him al
222.sixoverpar. "It's very frustrating," said
the man generally considered
the greatest player the game
has known.
Edison Wins
Amid Protest
U.S. Team Rolls
Amid much shouting and con-fmion. Edison High pulled out a
3-2 victory over visiting Newport
Harbor Saturday afternoon in
&mset League baseball.
Fleming, McEnroe Sharp
But Newport Harbor plans to
ofticially file a protest because
d a controversial decision which
resulted in the winning run.
1be game was tied at 2 m lbe
eighth inning when Edison's
Pete Schaefer drew a walk and
WM doubled to third by Greg Jones.
Jones intentionally got himself
caught 1n a rundown between
8eCOlld and third, hoping to give
ScUefer a chance to break for
home. On the ensuing play,
Newport Harbor's shortstop was
dtecl for obstructing Jones' DMb, and Schaefer was awarded
home plate by the umpire.
thereby &iving Edison a 3·2 vie·
tar)'.
CLEVELAND <AP > -The
powe rful U .$. Davis Cup doubles
team of Peter Fleming and John
McEnroe defeated Colombia's
Ivan Moli n a and Orlando
Agudelo. 6-4, 6-0, 6-4, Saturday to
clinch the North American zone
finals for the United States.
The doubles victory came on
top of Friday's singles' sweep by
McEnroe and Dick Stockton to
give the Americans a 3-0 edge in
the best-of.five series. The meet
concludes today with two re -
verse singles matches.
McEnroe, 20, and Fleming, 24,
started slow as Colombia took
the first game on four straight
points with Agudelo serving.
The U.S. duo broke Molina's
serve in the eighth game to take
a 5·3 lead. Then F leming and
McEnroe coasted to a 6-4 vie·
tory.
The second set took only 15
m inutes. Agudelo. who bad
started out strong, ran Into prob-
lems in the third game, double
faulting to give the U.S. team
the advantage. He won only one
point as Fleming a nd McEnroe
broke bis serve.
The flfth game or lbe set took
nine points before the U.S. team
broke Molina's serve to take a
5·0 lead. Fleming then wrapped
up the set with four s traight
points.
The Colombians came back in
the third set. holding their own
until the seventh game when
McEnroe and Fle ming again
broke Molina's serve in a 26-
point game.
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Memories of the type endured by Nancy
Bessette and her Saddleback College women's
volleyball team immediately before, during and
after the state tournament are lasting and become
more amusing with lbe passing of lime.
·'Nothing that we touched seemed to go right
(or us during that trip," Bessette says. "It was a
memorable one and I think it affected our play
even though it became more amusing and un-
believable as time went on."
After winning the Mission Conference and being
seeded filth in the state tournament, Bessette
planned to leave a day early for the San Francisco
area andSanJose,siteoftbetoumey.
. .=:J FELT IT WOULD BE a reward for our girls
after a long, bard and successful season. Il
turned out to be some reward," she says in recall·
ing the adventures or the team .
The group left Orange County Airport at 7
a.m . with an estima ted arrival in San Jose al 8:15.
But the airport was fogged in and the plane circled
San Jose for an hour and 45 minutes.
•·Actually, we circled the airport longer than
the flight up there took." she says.
Ultimately, the flight was rerouted to
Oakland. "By the time we landed in Oakland. the
fog ceiling was 10 feet. We didn't even know we
were near the ground until we actually touched
down," she says.
FROM OAKLAND, THE TEAM was taken to
San Jose via bus where two rented vans were sup·
posed Lo be waiting. Naturally. no vans.
Two sedans awaited the group or 18 in.stead. "(
could just see us trying to pack nine people into one of
those cars and heading for San Francisco and after
the flight and time we lost, 1 was 1ust furious. We
fina lly had to change to a nother car rental agency to
get the two vans we needed.•·
Next came lhe hotel as the day approached
noon. As would be expected, the reservations had
been fouled up and they had room for only 14 of the
18 team members.
"FORTUNATELY, WE GOT the extra rooms
after a couple of cancellations and with that, we
set out for Sao Francisco aboard a Bay Area
Rapid Transit train.·· s he recalls.
• ''nle train had gone barely a couple or miles
when the brakes went oul on it. We had to coast in·
to the nearest stalion where we all got out and had
to wa it tor the next train to arrive."
The delay wasn't lengthy and the group ar·
rived in San Francisco by mid·aflemoon.
"Right after we ~ot off BART, we grabbed a
cable car and headed for Fisherman's Wharf. It
broke down a block later," she says in a resigned
manner.
TWO CABI.£ CA RS WERE dispatched lo the
scene and the f:roup was split between the two and
it appeared things were about to run s moothly.
Think again
"When th<' car l was riding on started beading
for Fisherman's Wharf and the other started off in
the other direction, 1 became real worried. Most, if
not all of the girls , had never been to San Fran·
cisco before and thal worried me."
Bessette next had to watch as the cable car
carrying the wayward half of her squad was
plowed into by an automobile Fortunately, nobody
was injured That was the end of the fi rst day's
misadventures. The group got back to the hotel
s afely that night .
When the coach couldn't get three of her girls
to awaken lhe next morning, lhe team finally set
out without them belatedly for the tournament and
s topped al a McDonald's Restaurant for a quick
breakfast.
"PULLING OUT OF THF. PARKING LOT at
Mc Donald's, l backed the van into another car,'•
Bessette says
Well, the leam frnally arrived at the lourna.
ment s1le but was eliminated in the third round. In
view or the earlier adventures. it's surprising they
wenttbatfar.
.. Afte r all that happened leading up to the
tournament. it was a wonder the girls were able to
walk out on the court.·• she says. "It was one of lhe
mos t mcredtble experiences of my life and I'm
sure for the girls."
Most of the girls are leaving Saddleback in·
eluding all members of the starting team. But not
for a ny sinister reason. They have completed their
eligibility and Bessette 1s looking for replacements
-a recruiting task that should be a cakewalk
after her expenences 10 the Bay Area .
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Bradley Holds On
lPGA Field Tightem Vp
Wyoming,
UCI Split
SAN DIEGO <AP ) -Pat
Bradley staggered to a one-over-
par 73 Saturday but held a one-
stroke lead after three rounds of
the Ladies Professional Golf
Assn. tournament at the Rancho
Bernardo Inn and Country Club.
late going, she was able to sink a
30·foot birdie putt on No. 16.
"You just have to grin and
bear it." said Bradley. "It's not
bad to have a lousy day and still
t)e o n top. Now we' r e all
bunched and it's anybody's ball
game ."
!lick Sommers pitched a twoJ
hit abutout in the second game of
the doubleheader with visiting Wyoming, helping UC Irvine
salvage a split in college
baseball Saturday.
Bradley has a 54-bole total of
211 entering today's finaJ round,
one s troke ahead of J oAnne
Carner and two shots in front of
Sandra Post. Carner fired a 69
while Post had a 72 in the third
round.
Grouped at 214. three strokes
off t he _pace. were Sandra
Palmer and Vivian Brownlee.
Amy Alcott, Betty Burfeindt and
Chako Higuchi were at 215 and
defending champion-Sally Little
a nd Beth Solomon were at even-
par 216.
Bradley. who took a two·s hot
lead into the third round, was in
good shape through 13 holes at
two.under-pa r for the day. Bul
she nearly lost her lead because
of bogeys on the 14th and 15th
holes and a double bogey on lhe
17th.
Despite her problems in the
OCC,ALVMNI
UlEWS TO RACE
Orange Coast College will
celebr ate 25 years or rowing
with an alumni race day today
in North Lido Channel with all
form er oars m e n invited t o
participate in a boat or on the
boathouse lawn as a spectator.
Two races are planned over a
750-meler course \ibat finishes in
front of the boatht>use. The fi rst
for Elder Statesmen Oarsmen
against the 1979 freshman eight,
will launch al 11 : 30 with the
varsity against lhe Experienced
Pros al noon.
Saddleback Dealt 8-0 Defeat
AZUSA-Citrus College exploded for four runs
in the first inning and breezed to an 8-0 Mission
Conference baseball victory over Saddleback here Saturday.
Doug Fritz went two-for -four and stole two
bases, but h is was the lone offensive threat
generated by SaddJeback. The Gauchos we re befd to four bits.
Jim Eppert unloaded a two-run homer in tbe
first inning to get things rolling for Citrus. a nd
Steve Campbell finished the scoring with a solo
homer in the sixth.
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Wyoming won the first game
with a 13·hit attack. 6-2, while
OC Irvine captured the second,
6-0.
Pitc.hing was the story of the'
day-Wyoming's Eric Ho((man
retired the first 16 batters he
faced and eventually turned
away the Anteaters with just
seven hits.
In the second game UCJ's
Sommers pitched hitless ball for
~ innings and stayed in total
command. finishing with a two·
hitter.
Bob Rucci broke up Hoffman 's
perfect game in the opener with
a home run. but Wyoming
already had a 4·0 lead at the
time and the Ant.eaters never
threatened it.
Sommers, in notching bis first
victory of lbe season, s truck out
eight and helped UCI improve
ils record to 8-15.
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l .
APWIA,..lo
ONE-P9ECE sii1T? Dea Ann Rudolph of Colorado
State University awaits the start of·her race wear-
ing the controve rsia l two-piece s wimsuit, which
technically qualifies as a one-piece because of the
t~in str?P in the back. AIA W rules require one.
piece swts . .Rudolph won the consolation finals of
the 100-yard breaststroke.
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Big SClr'l"ll (SPflOGSI 4.00. $2 oucto l._91
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.... Misc.
COLLEGE C•l!W
l•IMarl,.llttol ••YI
V•r•1ty @19111\ I UC lrYIM , ' 1t 8; 1 UC LA •• 331 Junior ... ,.,,., ••OMS I UC
try1n~ • 11 4, 1 UCLA. •·ss • FrMt>"""' •1qhl\ I UCLA,• SO I. 1. UC ln.1ne • SS •
NO~•<t f'•Q"1\ I UCLA, 1 01 I , 1 UC
lr•1ne, 1 JI S 11.,,\llYtours-1. UC lrYlne,
1 sq S 1 UCLA I CM S
~ICATING
VtfNNli ""\'''" FtMI res.wit$ tn tM .. om•n \ ~....,, .,. tho World F•cwre S.•llng
e hamploMl!oO\ SolurOay lorO•n•ls, pcMnl\I
I Lind• F rell•nnl'. u .. neo Sl•IM, 11,
'" U . 1 A""ll ~n<n, EO\t Gtrmany, 11. llM 14. l Emt Wot•nolle, J•Pon. JI. Ito.SJ,
4 OeQmor lurt. We\I Germany, l3. 11• ~; S. Donis 81tllMOnn. Sw1rn.1-. ••. 177.2t,
•• LI-Morie Allon. Unlltd Stol•S, S•.
111> ... 1 Cl-la Krl\IOlkS·Bl..O.r, A!mro•,
6.1, 11SA4; I Suwn Ori-. lltlY. 10, 17J '6,
' Carola W@lu~rg, East Germ•nv. 1111,
110 S4, 10 ICrt\ltln.1 W-llU\. Finloncl, '19,
..., ,., 11 CMrle RuQll, Untied Si.tos. 97.
16' 34 11 ~" Ouor•vclc, Yugosl•vtd,
11~. 1114 %. 11 NAtalta St•~••ovo. SoYltt UnlGn t>4, IM .'4: 14. Dtoor..n Cottrlll, Brl·
l•ln, 116, IM IO IS l':ilrln Rlf'JdlQlllr, We>!
Gl'rm•ny. IA?, '""'·'°· I&. Renato B•lerova, er~Cl\O\IOVllkla, 144, 1~4.00; 11. Petra Emof't, wost Germony, lft. IU.24; 11 Klro 1-•· Sovlt!'I union, 141, lflol.02, 1'. Jonet
Morrt\\l'y. c ... r .. ~d<l, IU, 11>2 (M, 70. Rtlko
ICobava\N. Jap.tn, 170, i.•.30.
Senior
O lymp ics
Sch eduled
TD DA I'S CllSSIDID 'UIZLI
Orange County will
host nine Senior Olym-
pic events this year,
beginning with a May 13
marathon in Irvine.
The Senior Olympic
program, featuring age
group competition for
men and women from 25
years on up, will host
three other events In
Costa Mesa. Handba ll
(June 15·17) and rac-
quetball (July 6·$) ls
scheduled for the Ram·
part Athletic Club with
tennis slated for July
14·22 at a yet unna med
site.
In addition, canoeing.
kayaking is set for May
20 in Newport Beach,
sand volleyball May
iS.20 in Mission Viejo,
swimming and diving
June 9-10 in Fullerton,
boogie boarding Sept. 22
in Huntington Beach and
speedsoccer Oct. 11·14 a~
the Los Caballeros Rae·
quel and Sports Club in
.f·ountain Valley.
E ntri es f or th e
marathon close May 9.
Interested parties may
ca ll c ha irma n J e ff
Swigart al 645-5214.
Newport
Tops CdM
Newport Harbor Im·
proved Jts non·lea1ue
volleyball record to 3-l
wlth a three-ga me
sweep over Corona del
Mar Saturday nl1bt
belore a vocal crowd of
about 750. In another non·leaaue mat.ch, Marina traveled
to Blabop Diego and loet
in three games, 15·2,
1.5-12, 15-9. The VUtln11
were playlnf without two of tbe r u s ual
.starters, wbo were
benched for d1tcJ9Unary
reasons, accordlna to
coecb nm Reed.
•
Newport Harbor
breezed to I 15-5 vtcto17
in ita fint 1ame 11alnat
Corona del llar, a
~ powertaouu. 1'be Sallon tlMa fell
bell.Ind tn th• HCODd 9111D1, 1~7, befOl"el\ai·
1111 • detennJned raJI)' to wtn, 18-14. Newport
Harbor wrapped lt up
wttb • 1M wtn ln the ftna1 1arne. ,
ACROSS
1 J.Ju style
6 Reason
11 Influence
corrup11y
16 Cheers'
eg
21 B1ea1111n9
22 Pe1lume
23 Mou· 1eccn1
24 Bcnc:alh
?5 Japanese
drama 16 Me111c
measure
'J7 S1a1P Abbr 28 S11vur sym-
bOI ?9 Close Poetic
30 Comp.iss pt.
31 Nickel svm·
hol
3:> M1m1c
34 Account
enlry
36 Detriment
38 Inventory
40 Fabled bird
41 Camera 's
"eye"
CJ Spring flower
45 Hebrew ICI·
ter
47 ThCaler sign
48 Kennel
'Ound 49 Handcull
52 Ga1her 54 urge knife
56 Prence abOut
69 Dull noises 61 Rivers. Sp.
63 Snitch
87 Aler! 68 Rounded
70 Stationery
I tom
72 Annual tterb
73 Titled lady
74 Be 111
76 Waler-:
Pipes
17 Edrth god·
dess tower t9 Spanish llCle 99 Summ11
78 Paid athlete 143 Health re-20 Aus~ HlO Bndal path
79 Tuho plant sorts 33 Print meas-101 Ah me•
80 T1apshoot1ng t•7 Male turkuy Ult~ 102 Casi\ pan
82 Soreaa hay 148 Bury 35 T1nQe t03 Levies
113 Vall<:y ISO Cosily 37 P• 1:.1~11 Hl•l Bogflmes
85 U11hCy 152 Fruit d11nks ••• Qhl 106 Musical •n·
87 fiad lunch t!>4 G1t1mhn 39 Argu•• s11umen1
88 Striped ani· t55 Mo'hnd•n d1•J 40 Sun dP1ty 108 Legal matter •? Smtl'JQ" mc1C t56 Current abtlr U Bl.icktJuJrt1 109 Large dog•,
90 Wild hoqs 151 Burnrnq 4ti C.u • I '}words
91 P11nll'I:. 1 !>fl II l 1.in rtvl!r 411 G111., naml' 11? Adc,rJIJll!
fluid 160 Continent 'Ii H.iv1• lJ1 1ntJ 11J Cup1rl
92 B1k1111 con ~~bbr !11 B•Q Oir J 11'\ Think
93 Youngs1er 161 MJ s ma10 510r11' 116 Small pie:;
1!4 Proh•b•I 163 Sh.lmtJ5h 5 S'i Pitt n"r ttan. 11S -prolun1J1s
9~ Charm Wlff1 Ill•., I 19 H.wlr·s~
98 Swoon 164 OupJr1 ~b CurnplJ1n:. i;•o n1vt·r ll~POl>•t
100 Rom.in 166 Al no Ctm1• Sl Conn1nn1 1n I odt• l.Jad
bron:c 167 Diner 'ill s1 ....... 12J Roi.ind '> de~-
101 Nilt'i!> 169 L••sst>n 60 St•rpunt :.1royer
105 l1.1hJn clly 111 01c.11e b2 Occl..tr"d 126 Conduciors
106 S1orage c11b 172 WOOi.iV b4 - rl .. urn 1?8 Concern
t07 Girl s name pl,in(S b5 B••t•r l JO Floarcnq
109 Joyful 173 MclJI waslP 6b l'drJd•:.cs 132 Payable
110 Annamese 174 LU~CWdrm 68 Chusl sound 134 Blip malters
measure b9 S1amp1ng 135 Trite Corm 136 Perforallons 111 Pronoun DOWN 71 Layer
112 Social group 1 Common· 73 Oodg•J 137 Hindu man-
ruace tra 114 Foolhke part 2 Gd secrelly 75 Allow 139 Allude I 15 Algerlan 3 Twice Preli~ ~Hop stem 1•1 Bandaged seaport 4 Germ cells 80 Enduru
tt8Cab S Persian o•••C 81 To!>scrae t44 Greek letter
145 Famous vi~ 117 Soil tlllers 6 Porla11 or 83 Deparled lln 121 Ski sites candid 84 S1ate AObr t46 Watched 123 Mallet 7 ExplOSt•O 86 Sln secrelly 124 Attends to device
8 Guido's no10 87 81bltcal 1ton 148 Chlller 125 Disturb 9 Hc1ll· Gor 89 Cooking fuel 149 Split 127 S1lkwo1m
128 Lovrng 10 Rye lungu" 90 Pool 151 Bellow
11 Goll clu 92 Llghl talk t !>3 Quarrel embrace n Sp11nted 94 Husk 156 Lc111n greet·
129 Ponce de -13 Nall•es: Sul· 95 G11nc1111g 111g
131 Luge. e g ,,. grain 158 Sandpiper 14 Pulsates 133 Contestant 15 M1s1akos 96 Turtlfne 162 Presldentlal
135 Booled t6 Ivory sourco wheel aobrique1
138 Paddle 17 lndlvldual 97 Verb lorm 165 Allendlng
140 Tense 18 TV commor· 98 Clenched 168 As far as
1•2 Blbllcal c1a1 hand 170 Wire service
SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS
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Ensemble trimmed with elaborate lacework.
Daily
Pi lot Photos
by Richard
Koehler
Layered look for
men for spring
includes sweater
vest topped by
plaid jacket. To
complete the
picture -add
tinted shades.
'
Style &travaganza
Tempting designs in flattering forms revealed
at CHOC fashion show , . '
By JUDlftl OLSON Of Ow Dally Piiot $t.lt
Temptation which usually comes in many
forms took several shapes Wednesday at the
Anaheim Convention Center.
It was there in the form or mtrasuede suits.
silk handkerchief dresses and flowing , beaded,
slitted. sexy dresses for evening, all from Lilli
Rubin in Costa Mesa.
The more than 1,300 women attending the
17th All-Guild fashion show presented by
Children's Hospital of Orange County also were
lured by furs from M. Jacques, Newport Beach,
and were wooed and won by men's fashions
from Stuards, Costa Mesa.
As always, the show was an extravaganaa
of sight and sound. Music by Donald Torres.
Vina Harmer and Ray MaJus Oiled the air while
the models paraded on a huge network of ramps
in the giant California room.
Gas-filled ba lloons reached almost to the
ceiling, creating a festive air Jn the convention
center.
Commentator was television performe r
Joseph Di Santie, who kept the show's pace
moving. •
From the evidence presented by the show, a
woman must do several things lo be in style this
s pring.
Sbe must first get her body into slorious
shape to show off the slim silhouettes to good
advantage, and then she must put away her
slips.
The new slit dresses call for no underwear
al all. The fabrics were luxurious, including ul-
trasuede. silk and chiffon. Jackets are smaller
and lines narrower. Meo wi ll be wearing more
natural fibers such as raw silk, in both vibrant
and natural colors.
Furs included red fox and mink in sever al
shades. One scene-stealer was a jacket with
multitudes of fox-tails forming Its hemline.
As the show ended, the mood turned roman-
tic To songs such as "Autumn Leaves" and
.. The Impossible Dream," the most glamorous
of the clothes were shown. 1979 is a year ot
femininity, according to CHOC's Fashions in
Sight and Sound, and glamour is in again.
The return of glamor, above left. And at right, furs, furs, furs .
Bare and daring, the latest feminine creations are slit up to there.
Lo,ying 'All-Occasion · Cards on the Table
l=s IOdetJ where both husband and 'wife llJ work Imel bave aeparate eareera,
a dlvtlioD fJI labor lD ... 1D.mt.aee of a
holll .. ctll la JIOl Galy Ub9nitlnl for balla putiel,
· it i• aa ablolu&e necesalty. a.e,..1 ••••
terrible news, 1 walked over to the calendar -
which still read l"ebruary -and found I bad not
only forgotten his srandmotber's birthday, but
my siater·lD·law'1 and ber daucbter'1, my own
ai1ter'1, my Dlec:e'1 and, ol course, Geor1e
Wa1bt.ncton's.
medlatety write a note of apology to Grandma.
By then, such an act seemed beyond the call
and being expected to personally write tbe note
ra.rtber beyond.
When little problems enter my life, I !lave a
habit of IOinl to stationery stores and reading
the verse on 1reettnc cards.
Uldl dltaila Ilk• llloDDIN for sroeertes,
doln1 ....... , • eJealdlll-batllrooma may be
altenllUd MCla ..-to N4gce boredom. Other
tlUllO like ""1lDC lifta and maillal bbtbda1 ~ ad Ulm JOU --abauld be a aband
rea'f':."i\le praetleal l'UIClll for the modern
career woman to be u~ to be bl eUrle or
911• n 11MalW11f .. lb~-ortobe
beld .......... .,,.....-.vlnl" to ................ -:= 1 •am• tbe....,. II atteDUae In 1111'1 f...U1. AM lt ti U. brad al ~ ............ . • .., .............. tll'OQlbt to IDJ •Uen·
tloD ....... , monWac tltw ., ......
I
flniahed 1pe11Dna to b.11 only brodMr on the
telepbcme. PuttAnt tbe nteiver down, my ll'OOID of
. le11 than lt montba cuually ... 1ayed tbe meuac• that b1a srandmotber wu quite upeet
beea ... r haven't written her In tWo moat.bl and torsot blr lllrtbda1. • .,.._ ........ blrtlld1t?" t ..... .. ........,, .. .
DtlJlaJlnl ablolute calm ln the f ac~ of this
Not one was intenUonally sU1bted; Just
lor1otten ln a mue of February byperacUvity.
Tbe pbone rana. It ... my brother·lD·law
again. Tti1a time teWn1 • he and bla f am Uy
were on tbe wa1 to our boule for a visit.
I ll'•bbed my car 1te11 and rushed out to
purcbaM belated blrthda, llfta for my 1tster·ln·
law and new nleH. BJ tbe Ume I returned, they
were alrNd)' there .
Al tbeJ opened tbe Pfta after dlwr, my I
bu1band'1 brother sat 1Utnt aDd llum at the ta·
ble. "Wbat'1 tbe matter?" J ulred. "Did I forltt JOUI' blrtbda)' too?,,
.. ft waa In January " be replMd .
Then aomf!OIM' t the table 1u11"ted I lm·
J could be found at the local stationery store
on Monda)'. Goins through the rack.S of mis-
cellaneous sentiment, I discovered a card with
tbe following messa1e:
"Happy Birthday, Valentine'• Day,
Mother's Day, Father's Day, Annlveraary,
Divorce, GraduaUon -and Merry Cbrt-.1"
I am cu.rrenOy conalderiq the pun .... of
1,000 ol tbeH carda. They will be dlltrtbltM
each Jan. l to famUy and frienda and lboald
Htisfy anyone who baa ever lhoulbt al daaltia·
1DI me for forsettln& m~ reaponalblUUel.
II)' onl)' proW.m l• convlncinc my lnllband to Uck the envelopes. -
-ONLY PILOT undev. M•ron ra, '"'"
Ford-Harris
~1lv ndo C'&n)'On C'ommunlty Chur<'h w11 the
t•llinj! for t!wl m1trrl•1&e of Jill t111n-l1 •nd
t.•vln .. ont both of tlunhniton Unch
Thl' rwwtywf'd" r~ bolh a,.duatH of Ediiton
lllwh &hoOI Tht• brhh• t'Urnrd • ft A »l th
lJnh1t•r11lly <•I Cullforntu, frvl!M', and la affHlated
wHh CttHrn\11 l'hl Bria r.orot1ty llt'r husband
w .. a rm•mbt•t of th Or&anaf' Coai.l <oil KC foot
ball tHm und ownf•r Of CoHllln«' fiulldtrt«
Maintenan<'t•
The rw>w Mrs ft'ord 'a patcnu .,., Mr und
Mrs Rot>.-11 lhurt~. lluntlnatoo Bur h and h• r
hu"huml'" ''Jn•nh ar.-Mr and M .-. 'William
i''ord Jr , llu111111wtvn H1•at•h
Li pot-Berens
Huntln1etoo tl11(h ~C'hool ftr•dualt' M ar11•
Ut•rt•nit wu11 mur th'<I in Kin(( of Olory l.uthNttn
Chur d1. l''uuntuu\ V11lh•y . lt> ltubt·rt r.11,1111 11f
Sant Ami
Th .. htult• •~ ttw duughlt>r of Mr nd Mr'
J o hn fko1.-r1s llunl•nl(ton U••1u h ·1 tw groom ,
paanmlH on• l>r und Mr11 <'h11rl1•" l.lp,)I, l'oun
1a 1n VuJlt•y
Thf' ~w Mr'I I tput l!I 1•mploy1'tJ hy thi· C'lty of
Hunl1f\f{t1111 Ht.'•H'h
flt<r hu~huncl who l'I l'tnployc:d by lJ('J.A
uruduatl'(t '' ""' 1-·ountu10 VHlll'y lfll(h SchMll
Ornnl(l' Cot111l <'11llt•t1t· unct Long U11ltch Stull•
IJ Ill Vt•r1t1ty •
Thi• C'iluph• plun l11 llvt• In Sunu1 /\nu
Luc ia-Sherrill
Tht• llu1ky Gurd1·11~. Kaneohf', lh1wah, wu'
lht' 1wtt1ng . for tht• rf'f•f'f\l mi.rrtBJ((' of Kathryn
Sh .. rill und lJ S Cou1>l Guard Emu.en Mlch1H'I
Luc11.1 of l4'mrnlu1n Vullcy
Mrs f-ord Mrs llpot
Thl' h1Hl1• 11'1 lh{· duu11thlN of Mr und Mr!!
Som SlwrrHI Jr o( Ut·<.·atur. Ill lfl'r huNb11nd .
who 11 11tntlt1111•d 111 llonolulu, 11> th .. 11on of Mr
ant.I Mr11 l>t.'1111.:rt Ludn, l"ountuin Vullt•y
l4'01l11wt11jl » w1·dd111(( ltlp lo K1u.i;.11, the.• cour>lt·
plan Lo llv In Honolulu
Wright-Hood
Oraruw ('oi1111 ColltiHt' Hr11d1111t1· Lrndu Hood
lwt·11111t• th1• hrul1• IJ( Hic·hur<l WnHhl of Downf•y
in 11 t'f'rt•m ony ul t hf' Churd1 of Chrl!il ,
l>ownt•y
The 11 •w Mr~ Wrascht Is th•· duuwhtt•r ·or Mr
and Mn. ll11lw1 l Hood, ltunt1oglon JJl>arh lier
hu11bund IS lht• SOii or Mrs Shirlee WrlJ(ht or
Downey
Ttw hndt• grnduutf'd from Santc l''e lltgh
Weddings/Engagements··
Mrs. Wright Miss Asplund
School and the groom graduated from Oowney
I lhth St'hOol and CtrrlL011 (;ollcge The couple
plan to live In Colorudo.
Asplund-Christen sen
Michelle AllfJlund. doushter of Mr and Mrll
ll urold At1 p und. lrv10t-..1:s t nl(ul(ed t.o
ll1 ck Chriistem1cn, 11on of Mr and Mrs ller:man
Chriswnscn of Auburn
A Moy II wedding 111 plann<:d In the Church of
J esus Chrasl or Latter day Sasnts /Los Angeles
Tf'mple
Mi1111 A11plund. who grndualcd from Unlvenlty
High Sch<>ol. lrvme, I~ a )unfor al Brlghum
Youn•~ UnlVl•r1>lty. Provo, Uluh.
Her rwnco uhio ultcnd11 fJriKham Youne
University.
Mr. and Mrs. Horton
Horton-Erdmann
Wedding rln1<11 designed by the couple and
co11l m gold from family heirlooms were ex-
changed in tht• m arriage of Kathleen Erdmann
und Robert llorton
The cerc·mony was held In St. Peter's
Chur<'h, Redwood City
Th<.' bndl' 1s the daughter of Mr. itnd Mrs.
Jtobcrt Erdmann or l.<>s Alt.o:1. She graduated
from F:11tun<'11J ll l~(h S1·hool, Co11h Me sa ,
a nd 1s u student ul l-'ooth11l College, Loit Altos
1111111
The 1<room 1s a graduate or San Francisco
Stalt> Un1 vc.:n11ty
A ski lnp lo P ark City, Utah, and Lake
Tahoe IS planned.
The newlywed• plan to live In nurllnghame.
Get Counseling ( ) clohn Brimhall
America's most famous keyboard teacher,
Horoscope
OEAJl ANN J'm 29,
und hav<' tk.-.•o married
lo u wond,·rful man for
f 1ve-Ycars . We own our
<4tl o m " H o d h a v 1• u
_,eaut1rul lift• toiwthc r
So what 111 my problem,
My m other
We fought 24 hours a
day Wht'n J turned 19 I
moved out t.o keep m y
t.anlly, Mother n1•vf'r
forgave me for "dc1wrt-
la1t" tM!r and <'mbarf'ass-
ll\g he r in front of ht•r
fdendll If the)' o nly
knew lhl' bc.•111 mgs sh"
aave me., Uw l>t'rl'UmlOJ,(
itnd grif'f I IPfl behind
No one would hchcv1· 1t
I've• lncd i.o hard ln
gtl m y moth •r to like
me. Last Mothe r'11 Day I
sent h er flowers. She
threw them In the' trus h
cao in my prNwnc·c
Why la It lhut this late
U! life I m ll1• not havlnfC
• mother ? l,,a11t we<•k, I
.,..ent to the zoo alom•
Wh ile w a t c hinl( Lhf!
6(0 r l ll a s q h cy're
ri.sc 1nallng ), the
mate rnal inslln<'ts were
10 wuchrng, I C'rtNI l'vt·
bt•t•n 1h'1>r c11scd (•v1•r
11n1·1·
Why cun't my mother
forgiv • me for kuvrnie
home, f'VCn thou.-ch I 'm
Wtllin& to fc:-Jtet thOMC 19
years of 1<ncf'> Why do I
Aaa
~anders
kf>ep trying lo gel her to
fll<c me" My futher and
I have a wonderful relo
l1on 11hlp Please help
Am I A "ClllLD" AT
29'>
DEAR 2D: One who
bu nut bfo.-n adr quate ly
lond by the prlndpal
Pf'rlOn In his or hf'r lltf'
~•rrl e11 tb e 11c ar 11
forever. But understand·
In< wby tbe lotte was not
fortbcomlnJl wlll free
)'Oii horn yoa.r prlton of ........
Plea.e get eoaDHlln1.
It •IJI Wlp yoo ~ that
the c ause of your
motbe r 'IJ laabllUy to
love yo. I• oot due &o 1
deflc~caey la you -but
Jn her.
DEAit ANN Ynur ud-
v1c·<' to th<' <'11u11lc who
fnuf(ht ov •r the hri<lu1·
labl<.' Wft11 lou:iy ll'11 oh·
vlolu~ you do nc1t ,,lay
hridge. You told the
wornun lhut fl h1• 1111d
h11Hbund should "throw
i n t h <' II t• 1· k · •
rH•rm an1•nl ly
Throwmu in Uu· tlc·c·k
•~ an ad m1.,,1011 11'
f ullurt• Nu one 1•v1•r
hc•ranw a go1.1<1 hruhw
playt·r hv giving 1111 Y1111
tt hould lwv1· t11l1J 1>11·
WOll)all lo kt'I'\) th<' I ult·
h1K1k IJn I ht• Ill 1k Wllf't1
un u r ~uOll'nt :.l:.irt'>
:11>out who shoul<I hav~
pluyt·tl what curd, 8hc
Hhould look It up and 1.ct
lit• th<' twer then und
there Of <'OUrsc, 11 will
:.low up the gnmt-hut
c• v e r yon t• w 111 I e a r n
l\omelhfng. Even a dumb
IJ c I I I 1 k f' y o u .
GRANO S LAM I N
HOISF.
OEAR GRAND: Not
m ... I'm no card play.-r.
Your HUl(l(f•Hllon HOUndll
llkf' a 111·achy way to
Htart a H(•rlNc of nf'w
a rl(u mt•ntH. If Gon•n
uy8 on.-thJnlC and Kan·
tar sa)'• atlothPr, you'rf'
ln more-trouble than
bt'forc.
MONDA V. MARCii 11
By SYDNEY OMA.llR
ARIF.8 <March 21 April 19 ): Travel , study,
('()m munacuUon un<l ·'comparative re ligion"
rate htJth on agcotlu
TAlJkUS (/\pril 20 May 20 I' Exam int
various m;pccts of mvcslmcnl proposal One
who wou ht Ix! your "partner" could be fin;rn-
dully cmburrm1cd.
GEMINI !May 21 June ZC))' SpolllJ(ht on
ni.:rc<.'mcnts, lcl(ul cl1·arunces. Obl um hrnl from
Taurus mN1s11ge.
CAN<'l•:R !June 21 July 22>. You obtum
nf't'dl'd uni,w1•r11 from "hidden source1> " <.:hi:ck
with or1~an1zutwn1t, an:.lilutions. hospltlll
l·mployN·i. l.•:o (July 23-Aui.: 221 Gel Invol ved orr
lht• 1>1<l1·lln1•!! and lnlo the fray. Imprint, rrcatc.-.
mukt.' known your views und be rcccpt1v1! to
love
VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22>. Obtain hint from
Leo m cssalo(c. Your views arc sought. You lake
sides.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0cL 22): Ortglnal thlnklng
1te ts you c·vt·rywhc rc. Means lead rather than
follow Imprint style, figure promlnenUy.
SCORPIO COcL ·2J-Nov. 211: Accent on
personal possessions, money, material needed
to pur11uc a 11pcci:.il proJcCL
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): Timim<.
luck, popula rity arc on y<>ur side. Soclul Jlfc ac
Cl' Jcrole!I
CAPRICORN ! l>f't' 22 J an 19>. You f«>el
sc•c urf', hut on clement or reslrict1on 1.1Js1, 1s pn·
stnl. You can locale "c11capc hutch" whenever
nccc1111ury.
A<~UARllJS (Jan 20·F'cb. lti): Emphusls on
speciul rclullonshl1J. wishes, ronlaslc11 and
futnJlment
PISCF.H <Feb 19-Marrh 20>· Accent on
climbing to lhe top, ~ettinn rid or 11uperfluou~
m uteriul, d<'fining omb1tmn11.
Theory: Sock it to Her Date Set For
I know you're all look·
lnti to m~ for h•udcr11hlp
in th.: wor of dls uppeur
ing aoC'kS, but I can't
handle it.
Laut. w eek . m y
husband confronted mo
with etl(ht m lamalc d
tock• .tJwt hud J(onc Into
tbc wa1he r a& huppy
touplet1 and emerged 011
1win1ln« 1ln.cle1 and
Hid . "Tell me again
how the Bermuda Triangle tn the utHlty room workl. ''
They don 't believe ua,
you know. Dack when I
1l1rled doing ramlly
wa,.h, J tried to keop
from talking about il too
much. I'd say . "The
otber IOft probably fell
behilad U.e wuher," or,
•·If a,rt9e JOU forgot and
onl) wore one." I want·
ed to believe that.
When they continued
to dlaappear, 1 round
mytell aucieattng waya
to c:ompenaau, for the
lolls by weanns one fool m a cut or palntlna one
foot wllb a n acrylic:
paint lUt WH hod o(f in
tbe lhower. In Unwt, I WU forced ao lewl wtth the f1mlly
and tell them t.Mre were
forcn In • wuber and
dryer lhal were beyond
lauman control. I equet·
eel It wttb IM Hm• force
tbat ...... • cake fall
when you are havln1
company. Or when you
want )'OUT kldJJ to play a
JIOnll on the piano that
they 've drlven you up
the wall wllh and they
look al you and Hy, ·•1
don 't remember It.·•
The family dldn't buy
It.
When other wome n
•hared lhelr fruatraUon
with me, I started the
first New York Sock ~ ••
chance wheMi w e
would all bundle up our
mtamaled IOCkl from all
over Ute country and try
to resolve the dlf·
f erencea. In seven
years, we were not able
lo match up a aln1lo pair of IOCka
Thia country la won·
derful at flndln1 auwen to phenornena.
We have theorlea on
where flyln1 uucera
come from. 'J'Mortu on
why the flab aren't blt·
tna. 'lbeortet on human behavMM' and wby tber•
Ebony Show
More lhon 200 fas hions from European and
Amerlcnn delJiJ(ners wlll be s hown at the South
Co&Al Ph~za Hotel ut 8 p.m . Thursday, March
29, ln the 21st annual £bony Faithlon Fair.
Call< .. '<.! back to Olnmour, the show will Include
the work of Anne Klein, Halston, Mary McFad-
den, Steph n Burrows, Jeffrey Banks, Cerruti.
are wur1. Clven<'hy and othert.
We nffd on explana· T h e loca l 11 p on1or is Esumce 7 a nd
tlon on why llOC:kH dl..ap. bencflclury wlll be the United Brotherhood
p e a r 11 0 m e w h u r c Crusodt.1. Adlcan Huntur IR chalrperrmn for the
between ''(Ill" •md "a1pln Costa Meso Show.
dry ." Where do tbey ao? T he show '" presented throughout the year tn
Why? What 18 It trying more than 160 cltlea across the nation. to tell us? Ebony l''ashlon Fair producer and director
Mrs. Eunice John11on personally selects lhe
We know the effect1t. fashloM and dciJlgncrs.
llusbancb Irritable, an· Eaeence 7 lt a group or seven women dedlcal·
noyed and demandtoa. ed to "Improving and malnlalnln11 a 11enae of
W o m • n look in I at ethnic pride and comm unit)' concern In their
herself ln tbe mirror, dau1ht.era."
wondtrtna It her bulb 11 Tfcket• are av1llable rrom Mr11. llunler.
Ind• ed d Imm In•. 879·2271 , Frankie Ca ruthen, 879-9868. or .Donna
Children •otn• out tnto Hatchett, 871 ·6794. the world wtlh feet that---...---------------:.
don't mateh.
We are 1olng to teUJe •••••••••••••••••• thla problem once· and
ror all. Anyone wlth •
theory on dJ11ppearJna
1ock1 la aaked t.o 11end It
to thlt column in ClrO Of
th11 newspaper. A board cbolen by me will cle·
cldt on the moal re·
aeonable theory t.hat we
will all 1dck by.
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• Brown Bag musk:' r ssons. March 19 23. 11.45 .i m.
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• Plano and oruun demonstrations nlghlly every half
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TV PERSONALITY ' ~.Match 11. 1'71 DAILY PILOT
Hagman 's Happy Qs H~sable Heavy
HOl.LYWOOO <APl Ir Larry Hacman bad
3 moustarhf. b~'d probably hVlrf lt H be fOH about hi dlrty work
On another how he'd be a 'Ulaln On CBS' "Oana.,," ht'a lhe h•ro n1am1n ., on of TV's
most bla. .. ble bhv1e.a All hc'b m1u1n1 ls that
mou•tatbt, a top hftl, bllK'k cape and a d1m1el
Ued lo a railroad track
HAGMAN RAS a }ulcy. Up.amarkln1r role •nd
ht• plays 1t lo campy ~rlec:1Jon Hi1 J R EwlnR 11
rotte n to the ~re. II h~ bad a ~1n1 feature
he'd p~bly awap It for cUb. And UH the money to swlndl• 10mebody. ,
"Oallaa" 11 the
dork Ide of •II tho e
lumlly M!rles. The oll
rn.•h Ewin' are at e1tch
otht'r's thro1tts. sche>m
mg t o do earh other m,
or 1 n bttd wHh th e
wrong n1utc It's soap
o~ra ut its best , with
the added attractJon or
naahy cars. helicopte r .
pumping 011 wells, and
other assorted toys of the rar h.
But the oil, the cat·
tie ranch, the rest ure
just props The story JS '
about the lam>ly. Jt is LARRY HAGMAN pure tras h -and
Hagman wouldn 't have 1t any other way.
"I love 1t." he says. a malicious grin on his
face "It's so much fun. Nice guys don't have any
fun. I get to love a ll the ladies, s tab all the men in
the back. I get to rape, steal, and pillage."
Hagman, who spent five years as the
milquetoast astronaut in "I Dream of Jeannie,"
says, "I love being a bad guy. I took my son camp·
ing at J oshua Tree a nd when we went to town a
girl said, 'Grandma, do you know who that is?'
Her grandma s aid. 'Yeah, and I don't like him.' "
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At a rt>c-enl Hollywood charity dinner the
c-elt>brlllt•i. hu.sed lf111man u he walked by. "Isn't
It areat to bt• tbut rotten and be so popular!" he
ask.I "It mutt ... trike .'lome familiar chord Jo peo-
plt' Somt•thina lh<'.Y ldt!nUfy with."
Hqm.m l• Jn a {'hlnete rettaurant with his
Swtdlab bum wirf!, MaJ. 1tnd h.ll dau1hter. Heidi. a
flt'd.ru'\J ti<'\rt• " who haa a amall role on \.be show.
Heidi aaya. "lt makH Daddy M nicer man at home.
lie act. lo vt1nt all thoee thinp on 'Dallas. "
Rt'.: Al..AO Rt;U8Ht:8 his private eccen·
trl<'ltlea Ht> ,. n1cs a t•ant-, und wears a feather·
tor1ped lO t(allon hat, a buck kin jacket with fringe
Jon.: c•fl(JU l:h to trip over, hand-tooled cowboy
boots, und drtvt> u bn•ad truck converted into a
t·umr>t'r
llt• h1ugh11 and says. "Sure. I'm flamboyant.
·caaust-ll attrac~ uttent1on and it's run. I live ex·
aclly like I wl;lnl lo and at doesn't hurt anyone."
llagman. Texa:i bOrn son of superstar Mary
I'. ~ ~ "'
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"DALLAS," CREATION of David Jacobi, pre-
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spring tryout. Jt returned in tht fall, and bas been doing well in the ratings.
The aeries is from Lorimar Productions,
whlch otherwise makes such homey shows as
"The Waltons." "Eight la Enouab," and "Mar· ried : The First Year."
Hagman says or the show: "People love to see
rich people being bad. Bobby and I are always try-
ing to get Into a moneymakiq position. But every
deal we make Calla through. J .R.'s really a rotten
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-OAIL Y PILOT Sunday, M•rch 18. 1019
Stardom m· the Genes?
Ll8t.UY. t M>n of F•rn•ndo La ma and
Arltntl Dahl, and atepM>n of E•Uler Wllha ms ,
would foUow h • par nl• Into how b1A1ln 1. But
unUI 18 month" .a o the· tar of "T¥kt' Down."
lA>rl'rW> l~m ••· wu• de 1,·rm1n d tll herom • '<'le rtnun~m
"I got a.<'N'IHNJ lo lhrt•c dlfft•r.-nl unlv
and I d1mw l lt'l.A. tw ' 11d
· l''our "t'f•k" bt fore• "tu rt
Ing c•lu I thou1iht to m) 'iclf.
'l>o I rt'aHy wont 111 do th11" I lov~ ttt\Uaals, but l had a bard
lune f'OV\t'IOOIOK ffi)'!\f!U 1S
t·urtt h-om now t11m1lnM In my
offil't• 1n a whll~ "'"o k, '\wab
hll\l( down Miii\\' b<•uttlt>' N1r "
Lort•nzo 1h•t•hJ •d he wanl~
to M•W &<•tu~ u tr). 'O tw o'kod
h111 lather for mhu·t·
"I) •d loukt•<l 01 nt\' for u ,.. .. ,
Jouai lt·n t'OUOl lint.I lllRht.-d 'rh('n,, WH anothN'
pau•t> and ht• Md. 'Well. 1r th1tt '11 wh&tl you wunt to
do Wt' cJ bt'llt.'r fl~t 1f )'<>u 'rf' any 1ood ' "
Pt•ffH11ldo 1tf1rn«'11t d that has 11on enroll In un
ul'lor'• worka.hov. whl'te LorcnzC> lc:iarn~ to f>lay
rn front or u t•unwru onc1 '*hit his marb " for pro
Vt•r frum111g 111 n "'' t•nt·
L.urruas aln<' huw hud onlyonci blfl ottuck of stage
11ht wh••n h1• wu11 IUJJlr'ltt '' pilot tor J ame:t
ma(•k, produrt•r<1f "W(•lcom Dack Kotte r."
''Wt• rd1cor1t<'41 ttw pilot ull week In an empty
t>h1•or11114I hull, but I km•w lhut .,._'Oplt1 would later ~mt' to wnlch lht! t111>lnH I hud never performed
1 fr ont of on audh·m·11 In my llfo, no high school
pl )'I\, no not hlnN
· 'Whc-n l wullwd out ror the first htping, l
ulmo11t frow I 1£0l through lh\! show, bu\ I was
uwlul Kom1wk took rtll• ut1ldo before lhe llnal lap·
1nt( lh· 111ud lw kn1 •w I niuld be good. and that he
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•Consumer •Stocks
SU,_, Mwctt 18, 1979 DAI\. Y PtLOT
I ,
Mirrored glass
distorts reflection
d 1 O.story Fluor
()orp. administ(ation
building, ring of
flags showing where
in the world the
company is involved
in building plants,
. drilling for oil
or undertaking a
wide variety of
major projects.
J
I .
••
Fluor Plants Blossolll All Over Globe :
By THOM LECOQ
OI Ow O•lty Pli.. SI.AH
When the jet-helicopter tans off the pad near
Fluor Corporation 's JO-story administration
building in Jrvine , it could be carrying J . Robert
Fluor off to one of m any giant projects the com· pany designs, builds or ope rates globally.
When looking at Fluor, it helps to think big.
Fluor revenues last year amounted to near-
ly $2.9 bilhon. Waiting in the hopper is a backlog
of $13.6 billion In c he mical plant, oil and
petr<>chmical and other ventures.
Since its foundln'-in Santa Ana in 1912 by
the current CEO's grandfather, John Simon
Fluor . the company has made it a policy to keep
its most talented people on staff, even through
lean times. Occasion ally, reported Fortune
The Cont.pang •••
The spectacul ar tower and 4-story engineer
ing building which share the 105-acre site are
impressive, but not nearly as a wesome as the
portrait of Fluor painted by its list of projects:
Keeping tabs on the 22,000 employees
worldwide is one of Robert Floor's overriding
. Magazine m a recent art1cle1 engineers are kept
busy on theoretical programs.
Fluor Corp., with headquarters at
3333 Mic helson Dri ve, Irvine. ls a
d esi gne r and builder of large
processing plants. and through various
divisions does a variety of construction
projects abroad and in the U.S. It has
0 11 holdings and designs and builds
atomic. conventional and geothermal
powerplants. It operates a fleet of oil
dnlhng ships. It has 22,000 employees.
-A $S billion natural gas treatment facility
in Saudi Arabia. one of the largest industrial
pl ants ever designed
ORANGE COUNTY
BUSINESS
Selling a multa-ba tlion dollar project has
become a rine art at the giant company, with a
special group of engineers -who s peak a totaJ
of 24 languages -traveling the globe to contact
potential buyers, and on occasion, assembling
multiple financial pa rticipa nts.
A South AfriC'an plant to extract fuel and
other chemiC'als from that country's coal. Cost
$2.6 billion dollars
Of The Week
As part of feasib1hty studies done to assess
pro fitability. sever a l executives, unde r
Manager of Project Financing Bill Trammell,
arrange financing.
Fluor had reve nues of $2.865
billion during 1978, performing work
on $4.325 billion worth of projects.
Fluor common and preferred stock
is traded under the symbol FLR on the
New York Stock Exchange.
' -A JUST-COMPLETED copper mine a mile
across. half a mile deep, in Peru, one of the
largest in the world. Cost $50 million.
I
-Engineers a re working on the first
phases of the proposed Alaska natural gas
pipeline. Expected cost: $4 billion.
A new division, Daniel International
Corp CAcquircd at a cost of $218 million -
mostly paid in cash ) is working on a number of
U.S. nuclear generating facilities with an
Al a bama plant ·s total cost set at $1.4 billion.
tasks. judging from the many limes the board
chairman, chief e xecutive offi cer and company
president has credited employees with the com -
pany's success.
WHAT MAKES HERDING all these people
an the same direction possible, Fluor has said, is
the way the company organizes by forming a.
group of engineers. managers and support peo-
ple, along with construction and finance experts
for each major project.
IN RECENT YEARS, the company has insist-
ed its projects be on a cost-plus basis, producing
an estimated 2 percent net profit, and on payment
in advance, frequently on a monthly basis.
The strategy has left the company with
plenty or cash. With total assets of more than
one b~llion, the company has a relattvely paltry debt of $19.2 m1lhon.
Key executives (according to its
10-K report to the Securities and
Exchange Commission) are: J . Robert
Fluor, chairman, CEO and president:
And at the close of last year, Fluor an-
nounced a contract with the People's Republic
of China to begin work on an $800 million mining
operation. with other oil projects pending, that
could eventually total several billion dollars.
These ''task forces·', as Fluor called them in
If there is any thorn a mong its holdings, it is
a 10 percent interest an Peabody Coal Co. which
lost $56.4 million last year, according to Fluor's
.annual report.
David S. Tappan. Jr .. vice chairman:
Ross A. McClintock, vice president.
president drilling services; George W.
M e fferd, dire ctor . sr . vice
president-finance: Richard 0. Paul, vice
president, controller, and David R.
Coplev, treasurer.
Natural gas liquids
fractionation plant
at Ju•aymav. Saudi
Arabia, is part of
system of plants
being built along
180-mile strip of
eastern portion
of the country
a speech, are led by executives who have com-'
plele authority to execute the project.
When the work is done, the group is dis-
banded and assigned new jobs.
But Vice-chairma n David S. Tappan, Jr ..
said last week that in the long run, coal will
<See FLUOR. Page CZ>
Cracking towfr3,
tall vent pipes,
miles of pipes
interconnected by
valves are typical
of the complex
projects Fluor
C.Drp. undertakes
Feel the Pinch? Whom Do You Trmt With a Broken TV?
Costs Dull County's Glitter Boob Tube Takes Repair Care
By DAVID KUTZMANN remedies that could cu rtail By PAT DUNN
0t • o.u, ~, ... ,..., home cost increases and return °'"• 0.11, Pttet Staff
.Surging home costs are begin· some of lhe luster to Orange J ack Webster bas managed the
ning to dampen the enthusiasm County's reputation. Among service department or Davis-Brown for
of some busines ses once in· these he lists: "TI of his 25 years with the Costa Mesa
terested In movlng to Orange -Building s m a lle r-sized television and major appliance firm. He
County bometthata family couldenlarge doesn't hesitate to say many consumers
That's the view of Jim atalatertime. believe the y will be ripped off on
Buchner. president of Economic -Allowing higher denaity·de· television repairs.
Development Corp .• a non-profit velopmeotperacre. "I'm a fH'ID believer that most com-
organiz.aUon that is paid by the -Elhninatlng red tape that plaints about repair fees occur because
county to help lure new firms to bamstrinp developers in pre· people don't understand they're dealing
the area by extolling its virtues. construction approval stages of with the most complicated pl~ ol elec-
developments. tronic equipment they can have ln their ONE OP THOSE, however, is bQmet.
not home costs. BttftiNE& SAID that by al· SOLID ST•TE SETS _ ___. i With the average price of a Jowtnl1more housing units on " ,,. ,_, repa r
new borne now at $120,000 and a parcel, land costs are spread less often, but when something does go
tbe median ukin1 price for Uled out. reducing them for eac.. wrong, we have to replace a kS circuit '' board rather than a $4 tube." homes boverinf in the $85,000 buyer. Webster points out that slnce TV sets
ran•e• Buchner said more com-The EDC cblef aald streamlin· became affordable to most Americans
panies are voicing concem that Ing the permit process also in the 1950I, consumers have become
employees would have a dlfftcult would help lower home COila. used to paytnc for simple repairs. ·'Now time fiDdina affordable abelter. Developen must now watt up to there'• a general feellni that labor and
In fact, bouaing costs are now two yean before they can move parts cbar:ies are too high. What
usually tbe first drawback these ahead wttb a project. The 28 everyone doesn't realize ls that repair nrma mention, Buehner said in cities in the county all have their penona now earn up to $10 an hour. and
an interview own method of reviewln1 plans tb t' -..... •-........ rb d .... .._.... a· .. -...-.. '·q·J..i-d ,......... t•· b aid a 1 ._ coan....,.. were~ ove ea ,
ft ..-... -·.,_ ,.., ~-,an --• perm .... • • · • b -t tr rta"-._ .. be--11t are IW1 c.'OllWll ln f~ eom· wbleb allo contributea to &be !:ts.~ . .,.. ' ampo -.,..,. ....
paal• U.. oa NIDeaU., la eottl)' dllays. Webster 1rlmaced as he "became
Or ... ~..., Aid It ''Oraap ~Juha• • maeb lfi "Ou t b trt led d ill911111f' aad.fOulbtr" to Offer u or• lion seeld.Q spec c. r rea H p an
to eoa...,. tbelll to ftllally do it. to rtJoeate • expand llere, fi workmen's compensation lnaurance
"W• laaft to wort harder. tUt'a would .,_ a lbame for bou1iq went up 400 ~nt lat year."
alltblnlltolt.'' OOltl to beeome tbe prohJb6Una THE STATS BVaSAtl of Repair
factor,'' Buelmtr aald. "Bat lf Services aUowa TV and •PPll.eace n -8tJCllN•~ eeitlfted la-the maJcrir ol • flrm'• nlltiq pair deal.en to c:lwle a "reasonable ..utll •v..,_ _. .,_. •••w CUlllll& atrerd to bYe fee" for repair eatlmatet ti tbe fee la ~ fll COIUM'Nlal llDd fD. Mn, rou tan 1* It will be." potted or wrtua on tM work ordlr. Ne' ~ lllf U.. ettJ cb•r•e ln eseeu ol tbe ettima&e can be ~ .. 'of_. ....... ic ~1 ."l[lll'•!lll!btlle~"'•!"!•!lli!9 ...... ~!-P.,.'!""ll!~~<.,.• .. ee_BOWING ___ • _,._,.,,,..a_.>~~,,,..,"ac1e wttbout ~vioua CGa1111& of tbe · ~ eaatomer.
"We tried cha rging estimate fees for
awhile," Webster says, "but decided
the loss of good will wasn't worth it.
People almost authorize work when a
free estimate is given. but they tend to
get irate when a separate estimate charge ls made.
consumer
CLOSE-UP
"This really doesn't make sense ," he
adds . "An estimate charge is fair
because of the labor time that has to
be invested . "
DELAYED r eplacement parts
frustrates both service people and con·
sumers, according to Webster. "Getting
parts from some offshore Japanese
manulacturen means playing the wall·
in1 1ame because they seem to have
problems mov1ng things from one loca·
lion to another. We can't understand
this, but Japanese bu.ineu metboda are
cut and dried. rt's 'their way or no way
at all.' Japanese TV sets are excellent,
but consumers should be aware of the
parts wall problem.•· .
Webeler says there are only five or
silt t elevision manufacturers today
compared to nearly 30 about 20 years
a10. "All HU on the market are rella·
ble and well-made, ao lt'a up to tbe ton· aumer to find the brud with wanted
feat~ at an affordable price.
He advises asking plenty of qmstions
before buying a new set. "Find out tr
you can operate anij adjust a color,set
easily, and make sure you uncle1'9tand
exactly what the warranty ortlrs."
W El!IS1'ER SAYS A lot of people rea<l
the parts of a warranty that please
them and ignore the rest. "We'ft bad
some real wild experiences wltb people
who think a warranty covers everything
-e ven reception quality aad in-
terference problems.
"One customer was sure bis warran-
ty covered fine tuning and color ad.lust·
ment on his new set. When he found out
it didn't, he was very upset. We went
ahead and took care of the prOblem
without any charge, but he should have
read the warranty and made sare he
knew bow to make adjustment.t on bis
own."
Another area where people ha" Jll'O·
blems ls making sure they chollt an
"authorised" repair service. WU•on
says none of the warrantJes cover .. rt
by unauthorized tepair stations or-wort
by unautboriled peopl.e . Be
cautions that Yellow Pages adv~tnc
is no suarantee a repair service bu
authorisation from the manufacturer.
"Always refer to the list ol authorized
service locaUon8 provided to you .a.en
the Ml la purchased," be says . ',..
W£18T£a ADMITS THE&& m •lot
of unethical TV repair servtc. Clf'Ml·
Ing in Orange County. He • .,. COD·
aume ra not to fall for ln~alve
service-call ads. "The servta. e.U ls
Ju.ta Lrampe>rtaUon cbarce. It may llOt
(8" aSPAIU. Pap a) '
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DAILY PILOT
Family Still • in Charge
BUSINESS I MONEYTREE
Valdez Harbor.
Alaska. marks end
of Alaska Pipeline.
Fluor fielded a
'task force' of
800 with 7, ()()()
workers on· the job
at one time. Fi""
said its cash flow
once reached
$3 million a day.
Fluor built the
terminal. other
portions of pipeline as well.
FLUOR: BIG JOBS -BIG EARNINGS ••.
(From Pace CU shore Engineering and ConstrucUon, oll drill-
ing and services, domestic and international
($26 m1lhon I .
e<·on1pli l1111e 11t Paint Fluor Portrait
become s u<'h an Important energy source that•
Fluor is bound lo wan on its $20 million invest·
ment
Energy ls a key to Robert Floor 's optimistic
view of the company's future : " ... m a world
where the need for energy has become the
crucial overriding considerallon or the last
quarter or the t'enlury. the most exciting portion
of Fluor's hJslory may lie ahead
OTHER COMPANY segments include ·
Drilling Secv1ces, drill ships, barges operated
under contract oveAieas ($47.5 mUllon >; Supply
Ser vices, equipment for aircraft, trucking and
oil fields ($138 million); Oil and Gas Opera .
lions. dom.-st1c oil production of $74 3,000 bar
rds, natural gas. fndonesian and Greek oU
shore dnll1ng ($34 million), a nd Underwater
Completion Systems , working on Oce an
Thermal Ene rgy Conversion !OTl'~C project,
Sl.67 million I
J H11bt>rt ., luor. .-h:11rman
t'httf t'Xl't'UIJ\" \lfrlN'r nd pr< I
dt.<nt of lht• t~qx1r.,llvo numt'(I
,1fh•r "" .:• .uutr.llht•t . " J h.1111
m4rn to 111n 1tt1~ n
No~ !>i. h1• '~·•' born m Sont.1
\1rn I>."<' lri. 192 1, Ji(r••w u1> 1n
( •rnn)ll' C111Ult ) 3 tHI I~ but IO
'1•."H" \OWll(t>r thnn the com puny
that tx-a~ ha numl'
lh~ fumlly only owns about 3 5
1wrt"enl ot the slock. yet Floor's
p1•rsonal s t y ll' of low·prof1le
mai n a~t.'ment 1s ft:'lt throughout
1 lw l'Ompany
(;t\'t:N TO weuring bow ties.
'lript'<i or Polku dots most often.
h1· h.1s qu1etly bt>come Involved
111 acU\ 1l1cs ranging from run·
111n~ Urutl'd Way drives an Los
Anitt.'lt'!> to making heavy con·
1ribut1ons to UC Irvine.
lie has served on a number or
houds. lnC'lu,:ting chairman or
the Nat ional Ass ociation or
Manu f a c turers . C rown
Zt>llerbach Corp . California
Canadian Ra nk, Texas Com
mert'e Buncshun•s. The Jame!>
I rvine l"oundatlon. thl' Con rc-r .. nce Bonrd. Sant u Anita and
I ht• Un1vcrs 1ty of Southe rn
<'u l1forn1a
Though rnrt•ly Sl'cn 1n 11uhhc:,
ht• l'Onducted t ht• n·t·cnt annual
nlt>Ptln~ Of Slockhold<•r~ With
authority, l'Xthunl(inK quips
with a vocal c•ritit. orft>ring u
c·hallenge to "t•xaminc their
values for consistency" to a
group seeking a halt to busint.'SS
with Soutb Africa. but with a
prepared s~h In hand that
s howed clear anticipation or
possible ~ee~ing troublespolS.
Despite his low key stance.
Fluor has found himself al thP
cente r or c ritics' targets,
cspeciaU) over his outspoken·
ness in political matters.
ONE TUSSLE recently hit
afte r use awarded an honorary
degree to the now·deposed Shah
of Iran In an Iranian ceremony
ottended by t'luor and other
dignitaries
Sinn· that quil'l, off-campus
Heads Fluor Corporation
J. Robert Fluor
c:vent in 1975. tht· un1vcrs1ty hus
a ltered its rult•s for granting
honorarv dt•J!n•t·~
Last May. t'luor's f·mpl<>y<!t?S
n •c:e1ved u lcltt·r urgin~ them to
back sale uf wa rphtnl'S lo Suud1
Arabia. where lht• co mpany h11s
t•ontracts amounting to $5
h11l1CJn Robert Fluor·~ ~1gnature
was at the bottom
FLUOR SAID lhal If the U.S.
wouldn't sell the 60 F -tss.
France would be on hand to of·
fe r planes. The craft were
needed to defend Saudi oil fields,
t he letter added.
Governor J erry Brown quickly
leveled off at Fluor for "meddl·
ing" in foreign affairs. Fluor
responded that as an American
citizen, he had every right to
make his opinion known.
His willingness to speak out
included a call to other firms to
m ake their presence fell among
government representatives in
the 1978 annual report.
But bis interests range far
bt>yond th~ political ring. He
own s s hares in a brace o r
thoroughbreds that do well on
lJ S. ;md European tracks, plays
J<Olf. 1s reput<.'<1 to be a pretty
~ood dominoes player , and likes
a hand or two of gin rummy now
and again
1118 OFFICES In the 10.story
mirrored-glass tower al Jam·
bo r ee a nd the San Diego
F r eeway are outfitted with
e legant 18th century furniture.
The suite includes an Italian
m a rble fireplace and has the
<'a im look or an oak-paneled
private t'lub's library.
II is salary last year w-.s
$319,139, incentive bonus put al
$280,900 with other benefits, in·
e luding stock purchases at
special rales, driving his total
remuneration to an estimated
$1.12 million, according lo
Fortune magazine
In addition, the corporation's
rc•port to the Securities and Ex·
change Commission listed a loan
to Fluor of $858,090, secured by
Utt' Fluor home in Corona del
Mar. It <'arri"s a 7.5 percent in·
tert•Rt rate .
II F. SllARF.S the home with
his wife of 35 years, Lillian. The
<'O uple have two sons, John
Hobert II a nd Peter , both USC
graduates.
Fluor attended the same un·
. 1ve r sity, majoring In engineer ·
ing, but interrupted studies to
become a pilot in the Army Air
Corps in World War II. He won
the DlsUnguished Flying Cross
and left as a first lieutenant.
Alter the war, he returned lor
a semester to use. but quit to
work with his father's company.
Fluor has been a director
s ince 1946, chairm a n or the
board and chief executive of·
fleer since 1968 and a dded the
presidency in 1976.
He r ar ely grants interviews,
doesn 't have much to say about
his philanthropic efforts, but Uke
the company bearing his name,
J . Robert Fluor's accomplish·
ments reveal a good deal.
"Some of the small cont.nets we acquired
... point to areas that may be very slgnlficanl
in years to come."
COAL GASSIFICATION and liquefaction
plants being built ln the U.S. and overseas pro-
vide 1',uor with experience in designing what
may become commonplace facilities In the oil-
sbort future.
Perhaps the highest payofl on put ex·
perlence ls the company's abllity to plan and
carry olr huge projects. Few other big com·
panies have m a naged tbe computer-based
syste mization that gels a project done on time
-usually within budget.
Fluor began wsing scale models of projects
in 1951 to help engineers -and cUAtomers -
visua lize finished plants
Engineers also used models or a refinery to
test met.hods ol lifting massive steel structure~
-which culminated In crawlers and cranes
capable of carrying a mllllon or more pounds.
Though the corporation 's acknowledged
specialty is designing and building chemical
processing plants, Its holdings Include an amaz.
ingly diverse Ust of subsidiaries and divisions .
DANIEL INTERNATIONAL, whJcb builds
huge power proje~ts within the U.S. ($1.2 billion i.
a~roN!SS·t'l ant En~ineerlng a nd Construction.
inte rnational design and construction 1$1 23
billion ); Mlnin1i?/ Metals Engineering and
Cons truction, domeslic and som e foreig n
1$39.6 milUon ); Power · Plant Engineering and
Cons truction, domestic a nd some foreign
gene r ation acli vi ties <$18 million >. and Off·
Each br.inehes orr Into a variety or s mall
comparues and corporation.-;, mostly owned by
Fluor. but with a sprinkling of joint ventu~~
and for~ign offices
F luor observed last week dur1ng a pres-.
conference that the firm's projccL-; in the d('
velopang nations had resulted in training mort·
than 100,000 Third World people In cons trucl1un
trades.
MANY WORK ON other Fluor projech. lht·
CEO said. but othe rs have ust>d the skills lo
land JObs with competitors
The bulk or the <·ompany's pro1ccL<; an·
located in developing nations, according to lht·
annual report, an part because U S investment
m new plants a nd equipment is down.
Purcba."le or Daniel was Intended to n ..
estabhs h foreign-domestic work balance, hut
Mid east oil money <'Onlinues to pour foto
Fluor. In fact. w1th1n the next rew years. l ht·
heh coptcr ltftang Robt•rt Fluor away from
Irvine frequ~nlly may b\• making the first leg of
a trip to Abu Dhabi
That :>ke1kdom of the United Arah Em1rull·~
has ~1ven 3 $20 million nod for planning th1·
basic shape of u hugl' nc·w indus trial city
SbouJd the eompany get the c<>ntracl for
<'ons tructaon as well. it will keep Fluor ocean
hoppan~ for lO yl'ars
Printing: New Mobil Gusher?
By MILTON
MOSKOWITZ
Mobil, which we all
know as an oil company,
has jUAt become one or
the nation's largest prln·
tera.
hard it is to hack it these
days, what with oil·
producing countries de·
clding they can run their
own affairs and lhe U.S.
governme nt Imposing
atrict regulations on the
indust.ry.
B ut Mobil is doing
som e thing a bout it.
More than any othe r
major oil company. it
baa spread its wings and
dive rsified out or the
petroleum business.
~ Money
Tree
would still rank as a
R•ant corporation, ont> of
the 35 1.irgest in lht·
country
Result: Mobil is today
deriving more than l~>
perC'ent or Its $1 I billion
1n profits from non
petrol<'um activ1t1t•s.
r assed beca use he r ~
they were telling tht•
Ame rican public how
they are inves ting their RESULT: Nearly half
capital and brums in tht! o r Mobil's U.S. su it·:-.
sear t'h lor new oil a nd <' o m e r r o m n o n
Mobil goes off an unothcr pt>troleum operations.
direction The interesting qucs
HOUSING COSTS HURTING COUNTY? •••
It did ao by paying $50
million to acquire W.F .
Hall Printing o f
Chicago. Nearly hall of
that money went to the
Prltzkers, the Chicago
family that started the
Hyatt hotel chaln. T he
Pribkers owned 45 per·
cent of Hall's stock. lion is: wha t 's n ext''
MONTGOMERY IN MONTGOMERY M o b i I b o u ght
Ward, one of the nu · Ward , Mobil hu~ u n ·· Montgomery Ward Anti
(From Page C l )
Neve rthe l e ss, t h e re is
still "tremendous interest" be·
mg shown ln Orange County by
firms outside the area. Murray Storm . a s sistant
director or the county's Environ·
mental Ma nagement Agency,
s3id Buchner's suggestions are
among those already being
studied by the county In its h~us·
1og elemC'nt. li e s aid tha t
gen('ral plan ll<'Ctlon looks at
ways to provid~ cheaper hous·
mg.
S torm nckn owlt"dged lhat
mounting home eosts could
begin lo scare nwuy businesses
scouting for new locutions and
could eventually even force the
migration of firms already set·
tied here.
HE MID THE r ecently ap·
proved housing element looks ut
~ays to offer certain Incentives
to developers lo produce lower
COil houlfng.
Buc bner said lamillea that
move \.0 the area, especially
those from the East Coast who
have Jiv e d in c rowded
brownstones, high rlaes or
apartments, are eager to buy a
(HOUSING)
sprawling home on a s prawling
lot . two vanis hing symbols or the
California Dream ·
"How many of us over 35 grew
up in a 2,000 square foot home?"
he asked. "Everyone thinks they
need a home of this size now."
Buchner was asked If his Job
ol luring new businesses to
Or ange County wu n'l partly
resporuiibile for lhe demand lor
extra housing that has contrlbut·
ed to the spiraling costs. He
agreed this could be the case,
but said that increasing the s up·
ply of housing lo meet the de·
mand would cut Into those cost
increases.
HE ALSO SAID the
phe nomena of 1kyrocket1n1
home coeta wu not 1tricUy an
............ Auplrt. unll the meek do lnhertt .__....., .. ._.to be trodden on.''
-·
Orange CouRty occurrence.
•'The ratio <of earnings lo
hom e coa l) la con stant
throughout the country," he
said .
"The old rule of thumb that
housing coets should not exceed .
two-a nd·one ·hall limes a
person's a nnua l sal a ry Is
a rchaic, not only in today's
Orange County marke t , but
throughout the nation . "
Buchner said his omce re·
ceivcd more than 2,148 Inquiries
lust year from businesses in·
terelted In moving to the county.
So far this year. he said about
520 inquiries have come in.
HtmingaJob
Helps Land
New Position
NEW YORK <AP> -It's bet·
ter to be working when you're
looklq tcw a Job, accordlnl to a
1urvey ot the member penon-
nel 11eaclea or the N1Uonal
Per1onael Aasociatea, which
1hows employed applicants gel
11 percent more In pay and
benefit& in new Jobi tban un·
employed appUcanta.
Moreover, employed appll·
cant• 1et more jobs. Seven·
tytwo percent ol applicants ap·
p I y l n g l o t h e a e
mana1ement-level a1enciea are
employed but they t•t 11 per·
cent of the available Jobi.
HALL'S SALES will lion's largest retailers. tailing irn lt>lllh• that th e n it bought. th1·
probably top the $200 combined in· 1168 with puml)8 out t1~les oC more printer or Montgomery
mllUon mark this year. another Chicago-based than SS blllton a year. Ward catalogs. Will ih
R .R . Donnelley & Sona, company, Container It's the nlnlh 13rllC'Sl re· n e xt m ove b e into
the world's largest Corp. of America. to tailer In Amerit'1& publishln1• Nothing
printer, also of Chlca10. form Marcor. Slx years In Contahwr l'orp. ol would probably be mort•
should top $800 million IJter Mobil acquired a America. Mobil ha11 a ploaslna to He rbert
in 1979. major stake in Marcor. pack•flme utc•lllt~ that Sc h m e rts, M 0 bil • s
Hall prints many In 1976, much lo the pump~ out 11111•·' of morl' public affairs vice preM ·
maga%ines, Including embarrassment or the tha n $1 2 hllllon a y1•ar tt ~nt and the architect or
Ebony, National Geo· rest of the pel.roleum in· It's the nallon's larJ.il'Sl t b t> company 's u ~
graphic. O u1 a nd dustry, it absorbed produCl'r or rorruMuktl ~ress1ve pro~rnm oC ad
Playboy. It a lso prints Ma r cor e n tir e ly sh1pp1n~runtaint•rN vcH·uey adver t1 :-.1n ~
paperbacks for Avon, s wallowed It whole. Re11Ult It you 11Lr1ppt~d St'hmertz was recently
Bantam. Random llouse The othe r petroleum M o b 1 I o C o I I i t ., elevated to the board of
and other publishers. pumpers we re embar· petroll·urn 01>t•rut1on'I. 11 d1rectori. oC Mobil
Ila big1est llne of busl· -----------------
ness la the printin1 or
catalogs for such com-
pani es a s Av o n ,
Montgome r y Ward.
Spencer G irts and
Spiegel.
Its oldest and largest
c u s tom e r i s
Montgomery Ward ,
another Chicago-based
company. Hill has
printed the Montcomery
Ward ulaloga sin ce
1880. That contract ls up
lor renewal ln 1981.
IT'S NOT unknown lor
a cllent to s ho p the
market and dump ita old
printer in the lace or a
better bid. And tn the
priaUn1 buslneu you
can alw1ya flnd a com·
pany that will bid lower.
Tb1t'1 not likely to
happen to Hall. For you
He, Monttomery Ward
ls owned by Mobil. So
it'• all in the family.
Many oll companies
lrcM&H a lot about how
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BUSINESS I REAL ESTATE DAILY PILOT C3
COiiected Item Pinned Down Real Estate Mailbag
Robert M. Owdoo·llltes pack r•ts
You know. thole people who rollttt
thin11 Uke artlcles c:Upped from
ntwapaPfl'I, <'artoon from magatlne
every piece of correapond nc for th~
past 2$yean
Gordon Is also syrnpath.-t1c to the
pack rat'a problem "Now. whet\• did I
put lh.tt. :·
IN FA('T, HE SA y h~'s found a W8)'
to solve that annoying lea lo mc-me>ry. a
way to put your hands on whatever )'OU
want 1mmedla.tely a ll it taltl's 1 a llttJP
foroight and th<' syst em ht> r ulls
Mnemodt'x, his lrud m a rk by the way
Gordon udmlt1 be 'a a pac k rat
h.tmsrlf ma agina I •atht r bncfu.st> and
a l)OU<'h are constant companio~. filled
with th<' thln11 hl' often n~~ when
talk1n1 tocllf"nt.J find 11tilllntc tusayslem
Amon11tho 11«-ms h~ curries ls a small
fold1n1t on f1llf•d with 1>rcvrlntcd MnPmodNc form-., 1>unched to f1l Into his
2·vo luml' ay tem.
Th~ Idea, ht! oya, •~ Lo build 11
C'rosa rt'fer nctd rllt• of de.scrlptors and
index pug~!\ bt'fort" puttmK vuluable
1t1•m" or J>Ut>Crtl awuy
DES(0 RU·TOR PAGES llAVt: I)
l'IPIH'e for JOlltn>: down number:. that
Robert Gordon·s
index system may
be the answer
to the collectors
who save nearly
everything, but
can never find
an item once it's
put in storage.
locate the Item by me and date.
For example, letters are (lied as re.
telved The number aaalgned Is simply the next oumber an sequence. If the new
telle r goes In front of number l l2, It's ~111lgned number 113.
That nugiber goes on a descrlptot
s heet that uses any key words the
11yste1n's WJer chooses to describe the
letter <or item. or ... whatever). If It can
be filed w>der multiple listings, two or
mor e dc:.'Scrlptors are filed with the Iden· tifylnu number.
Before filing these sheets in one or the
volumes, the number and description
arP wntten Into an index file page.
More than one if more reference words
~eem plausable .
Then, a ll pages are put In their
alphabetical niches.
When needed. a check of the index
locates the Listings in the descriptor
book. which reveals the location of the
item .
Sounds much more complicated than
1t 1s. insists Gordon. Tbe secret is t-0
ca rry blank descriptor pages around
rather than note paper, and to make
sure mdex pages are filled in promptly.
PACK RATS NEEDN'T have an item
in their collection, he adds. books in a
library can be located, indexed lwith
key page numbers noted > and retrieved
qui ckly when needed. Same goes for
services.
Gordon. a computer consultant when
not selling Indexing Services Unlimitc:.>d,
localed at 14533 Kazan St., Irvine, will
be teaching a course on information
retrieval al UC Irvine Extension.
For class details, contact the uni·
versity at833·54l4.
By ROBERT J . BRUSS
DEAR 808: You woo'l print
this letter because you are ob-
viously very biased in favor of
realton. ll is wrong to state
categorically that the "seller
will not pus along savings on
sa les commissions to the
buyer." We have sold two homes
and in both cases we did just
tbis. Our price was thousands
lo w e r than other similar
neighborhood homes, so we sold
quickly, which was our Intent.
And what are people to do who
have owned a home too short a
time to pay the commission and
not take a toss? One of our
homes we held onJy four months
wh e n my hu s band w as
transferred. How could we have
sold paying a $4,500 commission
without its being a loss lo us?
We do agree that the mafo,rit~
or sellers do not pass on the
w ho.le s avi ng s from com,.
missions when they sell without
a n agent, and that in many
cases the selJer is greedy and
wants the savings for himself.
But that isn't a lways true and
it's sometimes possible to save
by buying direct.
Jr. J . A.
DEAll MR. J . A.: WhUe some
bomeoWHn are quaJlfied to seU
their bome witboat the aid of a
real estate agent, most do·lt·
yourselfers will make -a costly
m la take, such as pricing their
home too low or too bigb, not
knowiJlg bow to anange bayer
financing, oot kltowlllg bow to
draw up a legaUy binding sales
agreement, or not uowlllg bow
to properly market the home.
property'• Ukel1 appreclatloa lD
muket YalM. A boee.• MVee le
JOH ..... &all cloUar UYiaC&
fro• &lie depredatioe dedecdoe to "lltet&er" llleome from .. , •.
Uoa.
Added Cogedlter, H's DOt u -
••aal for a property laveelor lo eara total retarn on la~ee&ed
dollan of zt &o 31 perc:eJll 11tf
year. 8'd tbe c:asla now ... ,..
c:orredly etate. may be ...,. I
perc:eD&, freqaently less. la odler
words, If you want high caala
now, real estate Isn't tbe beat In·
vea&mea&.
1t'o11't Hf1Pot•~••~'!
DEAR BOB : Recently you
s uggested that a man who owns
a mortgage "hypothecate" it in-
stead of selling it at a big dis·
count. Jn my area. I was recent·
ly told by several lenders they
won't hypothecate a loan on the
security of a mortgage. Wbere
can I get such a loan?
Floyd P.
DEAR FLOYD: Your ability to
borrow on the security of a
seatoned mortgage you own de-
pends oa yoar relatlonsbJp with
you'r lender. If your banker
won't make suc:b a loan, maybe
you Uoeld change banks. Len-
d era often hypothecaUng
mortgages include finance com·
panfes, individuals , and
mortgage ban.kers and brokers.
Shop around• until you fllld a
lender who likes hypothecatlons.
Rrad Co11do R~
REP AIR CHOICE CAN SA VE TV RIPOFF ... Most sellers, as you state, try
to sell tbelr own bome to "save ..
tbe sales commission. Sloce it's
rare to liDd a do·it·yoarselfer
who passes the aavlllgs to the
buyer, bayers sbouJd use a good
realty agent wbo can show them
dozens ol bomes, instead of just
one. By tbe way, I try to be an·
biased lo my articles so I
dropped my Board of Realtors
membersbJp severaJ years ago.
DEAR BOB: Many buyers, in·
eluding some Realtors, are ig·
norant about the importance or
condomini um by·l a ws a nd
restrictions. I live in a condo
where most buyers think aJJ they
need is the deed to their unit.
Please ma ke condo buyers
aware the by·laws and restric-
tions are binding on the m and
they should be given a copy
before purchase.
<From Page CU
be much, but labor charges are usuaJly
added after the repair person gets to
your house and works on the set. Make
sure you find out in advance exactly
what the service call charge includes."
The state Bureau of Repair Serv1~s
requires furnishing a claim receipt list·
ing the dealer's name, business ad·
dress. type of set being serviced. if ac·
cepted at the shop or removed from the
cus tomer's home. a nd a writte n
estimate for cost of parts and labor
necessary to repair the set, if request·
ed . Any e xcess c h a r ge mus t be
authorized ·
THE INVOICE ALSO must list the
replaced parts a nd give an adequate
d escription for labor charges and
se rvice performed . Replaced parts
must be returned with exception or war·
ranty parts, picture tube or exchange
items.
Wilson claims current stale regula-
tions are sufficient to protect the con·
sumer. "Today's TV sets can't be re·
paired 'out of the gar age· by a hobbyist.
The circuits are too complex. For in·
( CONSVMER J
stance. RCA requires our technicians be
sent to three training sessions each year
or Davis·Brown ·s yearly warranty re·
pair authorization will not be renewed.•·
He says this training saves on labor
costs in the long run. "If a technician
knows what he's doing, he can spot the
trouble faster a nd make the repair cor·
rectly ...
HOW DO YOU choose a "good"
television repair service?
"Ask your friends where they've re·
ceived good service." Wilson says.
"Dealing with an established firm is
another safeguard. If a business has
been around for a number or years, you
can be pretty sure it's reputable. This.
goes for s maJl establishments as well as big ones.··
Another way tcf '3VOid problems is to
as k questions befor e the repair is
authorized. Wilson says people are too
DAILY PILOT CARRIERS
ARE GOING SOMEPLACE
Catalina .is one of the fun places where
Daily Pilot carriers go.
Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and other
Southern CaUfornia attractions are frequent
destinations and rewards for extra effort.
There are more than 900 boys and girls ~
who go someplace every day delivering the
Dally Pilot to homes aU along the Orange Coast.
timid when it comes to checking out a
repair firm's policies about "making
good" on an unsatisfactory repafr.
··Some consumers don•t even have the
courage to follow up on a legitimate
complaint. I had a gentleman call the
other day and ask us lo come out and
·fix up' another technician's bad job. He
had paid S30 for parts and $60 for labor,
but his set still wasn't fixed.
"1 ASKED IF HE 'D called the other
firm about tile problem. and he said he
'didn 't want to bother because they pro·
bably wouldn't do anything anyway.'
This altitude allows the 'bad guys' to
continue operating."
Wilson e mphas izes that when a
technician is reluctant to corred an un·
s atis factory repair, the consumer
should then contact the manager of the
firm's service department or the owner
of the business. "Outline the problem calmly and ask
that it be corrected. Nine limes out of 10
this will be done. Most TV repair busi-
nesses want to do all they can to correct
the bad image this fi eld seems to have -
and not providing good service also is the
best wayt.ogooutof busioessfast!"
3 Profit Sour~~•:
DEAR BOB: My wife thjnks
we s hould invest in rental
houses. But I think we can do
bette r putting our money in the
savings and loan. We found one
house. for example, where we
can earn about 8 percent return
if we make a 20 percent down
payment. But we can do better
than that, with no risk, by put.
ting our money into those new
··T-BUJ certificates."
William W.
DEAR WILLIAM: Yoa're
overlooking the three sources of
teal est.le profit.a. Casb flow is
oaly one aoarce. Another b tbe
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Ralph s .
DEAll RALPH: Tballk yoa for
polnti.ng out a trouble spot for
condo bayers. Before parcbase,
the realty agent should glve
them a copy of the by-laws,
declarations, and rules.
For example, many buyen
don't find oat until after
purchase that pets or children
aren't allowed i.n their comple•.
Many condos also laave rules on
rentlJlg to DOD-GWDeTS too. Coe·
domlahuD Uytq req.itte rea-
aoaable restrlctloaa for tbe good of die owaen and It pays to
fllld oat t.lleMJ Umllatiou before
purc:llue.
Send real eatate questimu to
Robttt J. Bruu, P. 0 . Boz 6710. Sati
Fra~.ColJ/.94101
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Is Another Reason
Why You Should Bank With Us. -- -
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record of understanding your business needs and lending money to accom-
plish your growth goals.
CommerceBank Presjdent, Lance Blue, has been dealing with Orange
County businesses for 10 years as a bank officer. George Ochsner, our Exec-
utive Vice President, also has 10 years of Orange County banking experi-
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Orange County's business vitality. Now, they have personally invested in
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Remember at CommerceBank the bankers are here to stay. They are
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Contest prizes and fun trips are an extra
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In addition to their route profits.
The reasons of permanence, proven. f,ersonnel and prior performance
should be reason enough to investigate in more detajl why you should con-
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rt'ftrraJ f~. I doe't wu& &o IH t• treeW. 9"' UN'
<0••la6owr, b•l I .. avt • 1"'"4 worlila& l•
F•lk"r10e l .. at hH rt'ff'rrf'4 IMuton &o tn• ••d I
taavt' pakl bhn. I am C'Onfl&W'd. wt.11 la Ute rt'COID
,.t'•ct.-d practlt'••
W .• , t'wport Bf'at ta
lt is u thin hrwd l\1tu t ion. and prob»bly onl' to
be U\IOltkd Ov..r th.-Yt'•n l'.allfornh1 rourta, &C'
t•ord1ng to W J1•n-tm1• ThomA~. C'tud lf'l•I oU.<"er
fur the Callforn11J Depart mt.•nt o( Heal E~tat{', h•ve
<'On1lll~ntly ht•ltt that tht•rc lb noth1n11 1llt•teal In lh.-
pay Plt nt of .. o l' .1 llt'd hndt>N f('("I or r.-frrra I "'"''
to unllct'~t'<I pt•oplc-Thul 111, provid('CJ lhut lht• un
lll·tntwd IW\1100:> urt' not be-mg <'Ompenu tvd f<ir u<'
llvltll' for 1A·hu•h " hr1•ns.-la. n •qulrt-d
Uust.-d upo11 tht• t•oun """'"'• thf' l .. •1n1rtmc•nt of
Real t.::ituk hu i. .uh '""d r I t"~l•le hN.'flllt'i.''> thut
Calltorrua I w do.•s 11111 1>rob1blt 1.1 llccni;C't> from
P4tYIO& a (1•\• to u non llct.'f\lSt't.' 1( tht• J>11ymcnt 1~
mer~ly for h11vn11o1 mtro<h.1<·~ u prospeftlve i.l'llcr
or buytr. Th14' holtl:t trur even 1f the hct-n11ec ul
llmatf'ly n·ct.·1vt.•'> • comml!\i.lon for h1tv1n.:
lll'J(OllUled IJ lrun!WCUOO 011 bt.•half o t lht: pen.on lfl
trodul'l'<i
At lht: !ljOW t1mt•, however . the Depurtnwnt of
Real ":Xtalt: ha:. l><'t>n quH•k tu <'ttullon ltcer,~t·1•!\
\ht.It u llrt'nst· 111 requirt.'ll o ( any person who
sohc1b tht> p..arllt'!S to j real e2lt le transaction or
who enters into nf'"otlwtions on t~haU of one or the
r1urllf's to a I ransac·tion H on unllc.-ensed person
wert: comJ.)t'nsaled by u hrt>n.wc for sohc1tang or
negot1t.1t ing In a rctil property transaction, the puy-
ment would conslltutt• a violation or the real t:slutc
law
RECENTl,.V THE DEPAltTMF.NT rece1v<'d
information from the federal Departme nt o( Hous·
mg and Urban Ot'velopmenl with regard to the
legality under the R eal Estate Settlement
Procedures A<·t <RESPA> or the payment of rcfor·
ral fees to unlicensed persons
The assistant gener al counsel or the Home
Mortgage Branch or HUD, which 1s responsible for
the administration or RESPA, has rece ntly su1<-
gested in a letter to a California attorney that
HUD a nd the United States Department of Justice
eonsider it a violation of Section 8 o( RESPA for
real estate licensees to pay fees (or referrals in re·
al property transactions lo persons who are not
liC'CnSt.'CS.
NEITHER llUO NOR THE Department of
J ust1ce, which has the prosecutorial responsibility
Lo cnforce provisions of RESPA, has thus fur
dcclart•d that prOS('C'utions will be brought based
tJpon the pnymt>nt or finde rs fees lo unlicensed peo·
pie , but the l('nor of the corresp()nde nce from HUD
Jtidical<>s lhul the poss1b1hty or prosecution cannot
~ 1gnort.'<I
Set·twn IH a> of R ESPA provides that "No
person shall g1vt• and no p<·rson shall accept any
(ee, k1 <'kba<·k. or thing of value pursuant lo any
agrcemcnl or understanding, oral or otherwise.
that business incident to or part or a real estate
S<•ttlement s1>rv1ce involving a federally related
m ortgage loan shull oo referred lo any person "
J.:()fTOR'S Nan; Randall McCardle 11 pre.Went of
th.! He<ll E1tater1. he u alao an author, lectwrer and in·
ltructor Send JICM'T comment• and qweationa to Rondy
Mccardle, cl<> tlU' Dally Pilot. Post O/fice Bor 1560,
Cf11ta Mesa, CA !12616
Troy Realty Sets
Opening Event
Sunday, March 2S from noon to 7 p.m. has
been set as the official opening of t.he new Troy
Rculty orhce ul 5885 Wurner Ave., Hunlingt.on
Beach
Dozens of prizes will be given away, most of
them donat.<.'<1 by local merchants. Anyone can
e nter and the drawing will be held at 4:30 p.m .
Headers a re invited t.o stop by the new office
ehd s ign up for the drawing prizes on display In
their window. JI you Uve on the wesl aide or Hunt·
ington Beach you will also be Lnvlled to locate your
house in the four by rive·foot aerial photo on dis·
play in the window.
The Orange County Builders AssoclaUon will
hold Ill monthly dinner meeting on March 27 at 8
p.m. in the Revere Howse Restaurant In Santa
Mia.
Guest speaker for the evening will be John
Clpar, a graduate student at the Selsmolon
L•boratory at the California lnstlture of
Technolosy, who Is working on his Ph.D. ln earth·
quake Mltmology.
Non·members are Invited to attend. Contact
KJlreo Fedderman at the OCBA oftice on Ed!n1er
Avenue in Santa Ana fpr full details.
Existing
8001
e Gain
'oW1torln8 report.I of
a dN'ruao In hou1lntC
,.tierts, • aurvf'y rclcas cJ
by tht' ('ulltorn11t A s
11o<'latlon of Ht•u ltors
1how1 thut Janu11ry
¥It'll volumt''> for l'Xllll
1nll homt'll 6(tlln•'<l fro m
Oecl•mber and thut thu
mt:dlan hornt.· prlct' WOii
up aharpl y durln.i lh
11U nH' ~rind
St·ven of thv to r<'JCIOn"
In tht• 1urv1·y po kll re
cord rt•itih• p11r1·~ lo
boost thl' l'lllllt"Wldt' m1•
d1an to 11 m·w h1ab of
$73,493 "Th•· Junw 1n
hotnt-prices " 1 n vu rt •
ff'IH'tlOn to lht• t WO p<>r
<'(·nt d f llntt kll llurm.:
tht• fourth qu11rt1•r, 's(luJ
C'A ft Pru1dt•nt t'lurk
Wallar1• "Anolhl·r fac
tor wus lh4.' :.lrong sttk!'I
vulumt: in tugher prict:d
JI Vflll '
Th.-fll'W m edian.
w h 1 ch was J t pt•t('t'lll
hi~hcr than th c
Dec·e mb1•r figure .
rt.•pres.-ntcd the largt'sl
rncrease bince Murch
1978 The current price
1:. 11.5 percent above
January of lru.t yt.·ar
A 8.S PERCENT in·
l' rease in s tutew idc
sul<'s volum<' lluring the
month was recorded by
the 48·boa rd sa m pie
pol l e d by t h e C AR
Re se ar ch a nd
Economics Depurtment.
"The impact of high in·
terest rates and incle-
ment weather con ·
tinued," Wallace noted.
"Thus, January resale
activity lagged almost
five percent below last
year's."
Dram atlr r egion a l
variation in sulcs
volume was evident, und
s ubs tantial gains were
observed m three areas.
Los Angeles. with a 49
p e rcent Increase, a nd
Orange County, with
4:3.2 percent. paced the
sta te , foll o wed by
Northern Callfornfa with
25.8 percent more sales.
San Francisco activity
Increased by more than
10 percent in the month.
Decreases in price
we re reported l.n Orange
County, down 2. percent
to $78,207 and San Fran·
cisco, dropping 0.6 per·
cent to $78.487
WHEN COMPARING
year ago figures, San
Diego emerged with the
m ost rapid January to
January appreciation,
at 23.3 percent. Relative
a ffordability, h igh de·
mand and supply inhibi-
tions due to construction
restrictions have con-
t rl buted to the price
pressure t.herc.
Ot h e r notable In
c reases for the yea r
were 22.8 percent for the
Northern Wine Country,
20.8 percent for Mon·
le rey, and 18.3 percent
for Los Angeles.
CASH
FAST
Homeowner s :
Loans arranged for
any reason. Credit.
no problem .
Borrow on your
eQulty. Call now for
courteous, fast
Information.
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ly lfflterlUD Mill• BAsra • .,.......,
Mectlclll Improvement Deductible
Home improvement•
re aeaerally not tax de·
uctlble, but they can be
-ll they're • medical ~•lity. For e11mple,
• awlmminc pool lo Pn>·
vld• lretlmtnt for • polio
victim; 1 chalraeat
elevator 104" 1 btart pa·
Uent; C9tral air condt·
lioftln1 fOf' a chlld afOICl· 9CI wltJ C)'IUe ftbroalt.
How IDUCb of Lbe ...
penMia~lt&t?Tb•
llDOUlll .,. wtlkll It la·
reu11 tll• prop•rt1
HIM. For eulftple, lif Ill
etnator ~ •.oao1 and tbe propen, value la in· ,,. ... .., ll,000. th•
M,aeo taNlll ii dedUCll·
b ... If U..'1 -lntrtlle :J:~ value, It'• all
But JOU'll need two doeu•nta to 1u rt
this clalm. A letter from
a ~tor 1taUn1 that It la
• medic•I neceully and
a wrltt.en optnlon froin a
competent real ettllte •P. praher 1Ulln1 tbe
•mount elf any> the Im· provement add• to the
value of your property.
••••• Wh •tevtr your rt>al
•Ut• Medi. call ua Wt have •II the tool• and n~IM to h•ndle your
r-aJ -... tranaactloN
loclllJ. Plot we offer the
unt,ue advanta1ee of tlM n• lon·wlde ERA
network ... ldvantq•
tftlt COil )'OU nothfnn
Utl'I Olv• UI • ca today. We're hert to bflp'
ERA Shorecr•t Realty (714) ... ..,,
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KITCHEN AT CRESTWOOD ESTATES IN IRVINE'S NORTHWOOD
Kitchens Focal Point
At CrestivoOd Estates
''Tht' first thing that impresses vis·
itors is the actual size or our homes.
After all, toduy you don't rind too
many 1,800 to 2.827 square feet homes
In this moderate price r ange.
EspecialJy in the city of Irvine.
Bob Gibbs. preside nt of Patrician·
Curlton Development Compa ny, was
relating some of the most popular
selling points o( Cr estwood Estates m
the Irvine V1ll <.1ge of Northwood.
"The urchitecture is very im·
pressive We have incorporated buy
windo ws, cle restories, vaultc.'<I ce1l·
ings, atriums, and lots of g lass, for a
true 'indoor-outdoor' atmosphere.
"ALSO, WE INCLUDE many
features which are usually optional
in other homes Things like air condl·
tioning, side and rear yard. fencing,
microwave ovens, gar age doo r
opt>ncrs and wet bars.
"But, 1r r had to choose the om:
m ost Important sales feature. I
would be hard pressed to overlook
our kitch<'n."I. I don't know of m!lny
builders who have inv.,sted as much
attention as we have in deslgninK
kil<'hens of such crfic 1cncy and beuu-
ty," said Gibb!>.
The focal point is gleaming, hand
finished ash cabinetry which is com-
plemented by ceramic tile counter
tops and greenhouse-style windows
with built·in plunters .
APPLIANCES IN ALL Crestwood
Estates homes include oven duo!\
with microwave upper oven and self
cleaning lowe r oven with black gla:.s
window. buill·1n, five cycle, sound
cushioned dishwasher; continuous
fred garbage disposer , and r ange
with deluxe hood, fan and light
Large pantries ure an espcc-rnlly
handy feature A big walk-in puntry
is inc luded an the larges t plun
Double and triple compurtment
cast iron sinks ure included. For easy
maintenance, floor coverings are of
Armstrong Casl1lhun CU!>h1o ned
vinyl. Rdrigf'ralor artas arc
plumbed for ice m ukers
C RESTWOOD E s tates home~.
priced from $106,000 to $LJ8,990 urc
ava1labl<' in one and two story plan))
with up lo four bedrooms.
Visitors should take the S<.1nla Anu
f'rct·way to C'ulvt•r Dnvt'. driving
northea. .. 1 ;1 milt• and a half. JU~l pai.t
Irvine Jk>ul<•v:1rd, to tlw dl•corakd
models
Industrial Project Set
and Dan Zinkt', both o(
Coldwell Banker Cum-
m c r c 1 a I Bro k e r age
Compan y, Newport
Beach.
The second buildinJ!,
featuring 87,000 squurc
reel or s pace and located
nearby on Franklin
I t includes rail
availability, trutk well~.
a nd two-s tory offi ces,
according to Colt· The
Koll Comp;rny of
Newport Beach 1~ build
ing the ft.1c1llt1es d e
s i gned by Art'h1lecti.
Three of Santa Anu.
REAL ESTATE
Survival Book
AidS Builders
To help home builders "ispeak up and rel(ain
control or their own destiny," Clay Publlcom or
Irvine has published a 20·pa.ge booklet, "Builders'
Survival Course In Communications."
Written by Robert Clay, the rirm·s president
and an author1ty on communications for the ~ild·
Ing Industry, the piece Is a greatly expanded
version of his poster, "flow to Destroy the Bad
Guy Image ln 10 Easy Steps."
Included in the "Survival Course" are sections
on corporate selr d<'finiUon, appearance, opinion
research, corpo r ate brochures, verbal com·
munlcation, publicity, var1ous graphic media, cor·
poratc advertising, community uctiv1tles, working
with builders assoc1ataons and finding allies
The booklet sells for $1 00 C$l 50 by mall l. IL may
be obtained from Clay Publicom. 17801 Main St.,
Suite M. Irvine 92714
Costa Mesa's
Answer to Newport-
(Brittanywood s)
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y, . ..,,,.,cfoy .ind tr1cl.1y 111 r1111· .,, t111u1 tJl1 your
own ldnd. h 1<1I I••' 11111 ,. • 11·,111<111 10001,
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l1o1y ,, llf1uh qolt • •1ur'>". '' .. 1.1u1o1n1., .1111J
'·"""'"""' (.'a.st.side c~ ·tn.csa.
From 989,950
Models
open from
11 am to 5 pm
Weekdays
10 am to 5 pm
Weekends
Closed
Jvfondajs
One o ( the largest
spec ulative industrial
ventu r es ever un ·
de rtaken in the Irvine
Indus trial Complex·
Tustin is scheduled for
completion April 1, ac.
cordin g to Newport
W estern R ea lty
Corporation. Newport
Beach.
Ave., is designed for p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I
heavier manufacturing. MAIC I . TOW
HAI. LESUE FOUTZ
l~Told · Ah •YI At L.w ._ ..........
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3475 Vla Oporto #205
Udo M..-VIiiage
Hewporfhodl
752-5411 675-9102
rl TO Wn HiiiTifS j
646~0obt Developed by
The $3 million project
includes two Industrial
buildings adjacent to the
Santa Ana Freeway now
avallable for lease. One,
a 57 ,000 square foot
facility on Myford Road,
is designed to accom·
modate research a nd
electronic manufactur·
ing firms requiring a
sophisticated building,
according l o leasing
agents J errold R. Cole
Coast Rank of Long
Beach has completed a
25·year, $5-mllllon
transaction to lease a
20,000 square fool build·
Ing at 3500 S. Bristol
St., Santa Aoa from
Margaret Hills Land "
Exploration Company,
Newport Beach.
........ -........... . ............... ,1 ... .. -~ qss·1910 Woodtree Dev. Co.,
-4c•,..df•t.w.
GRAND OPENING IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
LUXURY LIVING IN A PARK.
•AN EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY OF 19 SEMI.CUSTOM SINGLE FAMILY HOMES, PICTURESQUELY
SET AMID A FOREST OF MATURE TREES IN AN ESTABLISHED PARK·LIKE NEIGHBORHOOD.
La LindaHo•Es
In the La Linda tradition of quality, La Llnd11
Huntington Beacn offers eleven different 81118
rlor stylea out ol just 19 arch1111c1urally
planned, 1 and 2 1tory deetgn1. Included are
MICROWAVE OYENS• TRASH COMPACTORS
• CARPETING THROUGHOUT • FENCINO •
ORAHIUU •SHAKE A00'8 • FIREPLACES
(3 IN 1 PLAN) • PANELINO • INDOOR 8Af"8·
CUES • WET BUI •TO APPROXIMATELY
2111 IO. "· • 3 TO I BEOROOMI • 2 ANO 3
IATHI • 2 Oft 3 CAA OAAAOES.
FROM $127,990
~~ (714) 892-1120 •
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Sunday. Mwch 18. 1979
( .. Moving Up In Real Estate J
1nvfd tt\tl _publk ttlations and fUnd raJaini pro· l · h 0 & 8 & C ... Y8 8TIEPHEN80 ol lrv&ne bH bet'n •P f'M>lntoo mana.aer or sal !) adminlstrttlon for the
Akins Otve}()pment Com.,.ny
ln her rww J>04Jlt on, M1 .. Stt~n'll>n will ~
T pooalbl for •les, ~aJMI tralt'lln' and on 111lc m. r kt'tl na fo r l he ho m e
bulldt r 'it ,. rat rf'1i1drnti•I d('
vt•lopm<•nt11 . totahn~ morl" th in
f70 mlllion m markl'l \alut-
8 l'for t-JOlnmg tht Akins
staff. M.ws Stephen~on wu the
o wn tr or M1u1o n N 1eut•I
l"ropt"rtle . m lrvlnt• She holtt'
a lJaC'h.-l o r s Ot•1i1rt•e 1n
Economic"I from Culltornua
St3tt> lln1vt'r.;11 Rt Lona Reo<'h.
1.md •~ a llttns«'d rf' I (•'ltJIC· "'""'~" brokt•r
V. PETEil ABBOTT ha:. JOtnt'd the stalt <>f lhl'
New port Beach ofru.•t• tlf Bu~1ne!'I~ Prc>pNltt's
Brokera~e Company He hlils
been ass1J{ncd lo tht-lnvl'slmt•nl
dw1s1on
11r1m1 ot Chlldren'a Hoapltal al Stanford. Palo ow•TR u .
Alto, u wl'll aa dlrl'clin& actM tie. of the Ronald .. .
McDonald lloutt-a t the campua site.
PIUl.JP ••• BE'M'ENCOU&T hi been appolnl· Ph e \\\
t d vl~ pretl<kt\l for opeuUOd of Akw Oev t lO"P· F" na' as
ment Company. \ ll D
Bettencourt '1 dulloa wlll lnch• aupervlslon of ~
uperaUoN Involving the company '& i ur neVJ home G dtv~lopments In Oranae eoun: G
ty· Woodbridlt" Grove, TurUe • N. IM
Rock Highla nds aa nd T urtle PE
Rock RJdae. all ln Irvine, and o
Crawford Can yon, located In
the cU.y or Or&n&e
Bettencourt ts a Southern HURRY FOR C1t lHornla native . a nd a
l(raduate of California St ate BEST LOT University at Lung Beacb. He 115
a m e mber o( the Home Builders SELECTION f Council. and is intere~ted in ski· . •~neNcou•T •
1ng . tenrus and cookmg. He resides tn Newport
Beach.
.KENNETH J . STENDELL of Lake Forest has
been promoted to purchasing agent at America.n
National Housing Cor p. of Newport Beach .
Stendell is an charge of purchasing tor all new
t'ons truction projects of the home building firm.
Ile has served as project superintendent since join·
1ng Amencan National a year ago.
Your fast , opportunity to o~n a ,,..--
townhouse under $100.000 In the West"
Coast's most excuing develop·
ment .. Huntington Harbor! You are on
lee land .. Just a dash away from ocean.
marinas. social gatherlngs ... a great
Prior to JOan1ng Uus1ness
Properties. Abbott was vice
president o ( Securaty Realt)'
Exch a n ge. I nc In S eattle ,
Washington. Previously he had
beC'n with Pergamon Press in
London. England for 11 yean. as
International Sales Dir ector
A native or London. he at·
tended St. Paul's School in Engl and
me mber of the International Rotary
Prior to joining American National. Stendell
•Hon served for more t han a year as superintendent in
place for the young and the young-at·
hean! Quality is supreme In these 2·
bedroom homes that feature walk-in
closets, fireplace. gourmet kitchen.
patio. your own garage across the Abbott i~ d charge of construction for Starlite Hom es, Inc., of
CHRIS NORTHRU P has joined the planning
and architectural firm of William L. Pereira As-
sociates as director of public relations She will be
responsible for a wide-ranging public relations
program that includes communication with the
media, clients and employees
Prior to joining the fir m, Northrup was a
partner in the Los Angeles based corporate a nd
fi nancial public re lations firm of Coffin-Besser &
Sum mers.
Northr up was a communications manager 1n
the federal government for s ix years which an ·
eluded positions as regional manager of public in·
fo rmation for the U.S. Postal Service in New York
City and San Francisco. She also wor ked on public
information s taffs of the U.S Department of
Justice and the Feder al Home Loan Bank Board 10
Washington. D.C.
San Jose, Calif He a lso worked for three years in
a s upervisory capacity for Centex Homes of
CaJi for'n.ia, a Foster City firm, and for more than
two years as a journeyman carpenter.
MAXJNE GOLDEN has ~n designated a
certified r esidential specialist by the Realtors Na·
tional Marketing Jn:rititute. Mrs. Golden is a real
esta te broker at Le Raisor Realty in Irvine.
She is a veteran of seven years in the real
estate business and is a member of the Newport
Ha r bor-Costa Mesa Board of
Realtors . Her educational back-
ground includes a b achelor of
arts degree from UCLA and she
has t aught numerous courses in
real estate at the university
level.
pat10 ... 2 112 baths. dining area and
many thoughtful touches you would
expect to see 1n Huntington Harbor ...
ENJOY THE GOOD
LIFE •.. SWJMMING POOL,
CLUB HOUSE, MEMBER·
SHIP OPTIONS IN HUN·
TINGTON HARBOR
FACILITIES ... BUT YOU
BETTER ACT FAST ...
SHAFFER DEVELOPMENT
c
846-5388 or '846-0442 ~~~ ~l:o~Q~~n~~5u~tlngton Beach
'I
E DWARD R. KOGA has been named as a
community relations representative for the Irvine
Company.
Mrs. Golden began her real
est a t e car eer in the San
Fernando Va lley and after mov·
Ing to Boise, Id a h o, was ~DEN manager ~a multi-0ffice f~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Among has responsibilities, Rogal will provide
liaison between the Irvine Com pany and the more
than 80 community a~socialions
on the Irvine Ranch. Manahan
stated.
Rogal originally joined the
Irvine Company in 1973. and
handled assignments covering
community associattons, com·
munily relations and govern·
ment relations for a period of
five years.
He and his wife, Antoinette,
a re r esidents of the Irvine
Village of Turtle Rock.
CHE RIE UART has ~n appointed Public
Relations Co--Ordinator of the Koll Company, a real
esta te development and general contracting firm.
Miss Hart is a graduate of USC where she was
a m ember or the school's development staCC for
two years following graduaUon in l97S. She then
S he w as l at e r o wne r -m an ag e r of Golde n
Properties in Boise. Her specialty in the real
estate busine ss is residential properly a nd
creative problem solving.
Housing Dip Forecast
WASHINGTON (AP> -Housing starts will
fall sharply this year to mid·l970 recession levels,
the president of the National Savings and Loan
League believes.
"I think housing s tarts are going to drop to
the l .4 million figure on an annual basis," said
Harold W. Greenwood Jr.
Greenwood, president of Midwest Federal
Sa vings and Loan in Minneapolis and bead of the
300-member trade group, said the causes of the
housing construction decline will be inflation and
a drop in mortgage money because of recently
announced changes in money market certificate
rates.
A New
Dimension In
Townhome Living?
W hen we created VlOa Arbour, we created a retreat for the kind of good living
you want ••• today! Located in a prim~ little pocket in Costa Mesa.
close to the heart of everything you desire, this extravagant edition of just sixteen
townhomes is the epitome of easy elegance.
Good design means home care is a breeze. Here you will enjoy the warmth
of a real woodbuming fireplace ••. the comfort of plush carpeting. Kitchens and
bathrooms are beautifully equipped and meticulously finished.
At VUla Arbour our high standards of construction are evident. Carefree
exterior maintenance leaves you more time for leisure and, of course, you
want excellence, value and quality in your home. We not only appreciate your
needs, we deliverr
.. fh»m•n,,990
1933 Maple Ave., Costa
Mesa,c.lifpmta
(71•) 645-8590
Sala oflke .. open daily &om
11:00 A.M. to Duek. Clmrd oo
w~ . ................ ...... ....
• tn
in qtiality~
pride ..
.ARTl!m>OONCEPI~ o,p .;.,_ ,/N. I ~ ~ ~
• • \;od' ...
A com~~mnity of e/e.97.k:L INT.-1 jQl t~ APD* five-cycle dishwaslzers,
gant stnglefamzly 18 • -~ 18 ft expanses of hand·
homes located in the finished hardwood
Village of Northwood. space. Formal living cabinets with ceramic tile
Ajuniorolympicswim· and dining rooms. Fam· counter tops, and cushi<med
ming pool, tot lot play i ly rooms with wet bars vinyl floors.
area, cabana with rest· and uxxxlbuming fire· Woodside homes.An invest·
room and shower facilities places. Luxurious private ment in quality and pride.
with outdoor lounging master bedroom/bath
facilities and green bells suites. Four to five
with meandering path-bedrooms, two to three
ways are among the pr;. full baths.
vate recreation facilities Ourgoumwt kitchens
offered at Woodside. A are fully appointed with
HtmU!tJwner's Association quality built-ins: appli·
fee of just $30.30 per ances, luminous ceilings,
mqnth takes care of the separate selfcleanin~
maintenance of all com-and microwave ovens .
mlJll area landscaping and
recreation facilities.
Yor. can entertain
witlt /!ride in~ 177 to
2.955 squa1f f«t of
aiNmlditiorvd living Priced from $127,990
to $149,990.
.
•Effective on ~financing, subject to loon apf»i>val and escrow ck>si11g pri()Y to June~.
19'19. Stl ""'salts tative for details.
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OM.YPtLOT
Eounty Land Hot
bdutrial Properly Value
L09 ANO ELltS -Pt1tt1r W M yn, ....... ot tbe SM&.y Company'•
Oran•• Count y Otrlcto . t o ld
aa ewernow a udl•nc of memben
alld .-U ol lhe Southern California ~IMJ ot lnduatri•I Realton CSIR >
lbat '8dualrtal property In Or•n1ee
County contlnuts to b ont ()f
Soutbem Callfornta •a hottH t Items
Kla remarh nmt' 1at an SIR mt'<'t I•& beld In t.oa A n gtlt' which •••lllnd an In dt'pth OVf'rvt.-w or the
hldue&rial ~&) t•at•le srt'nf' in Onn1e
eou.&1 and Central and Wt'!'lltm Lo
Aa ..... County
Claa&rtna tbt' pan I di CU.'1. ion of
"loutbem Ca1UOrnja lndualJial Rut
<ate: Pu t. l'rt t nt a nd f\Hurt', ·
WAI Jl<'IL Ma nd 110. a r t 1r.-d
member ot SIR, who waa prev1ow;ly
auode&.ed with the 1t.u1Hln Company
for over 25 yeara In lntroducine llern. who pren nted the Orange
County Report , M1ndi10 nolt>d thul
Oran1e County has uen one of this
nation's most Impressi ve estate
booms during the p1&1jt 10 year . with
lnduatrial getlJng less attention lhun
the residential market
.,TWENTY·FIVE YEARS ago, I
remembe r you could buy un-
developed orange groves In the coon·
ty for $4,000 to SS,000 per acre
Southern Pacific was selling im-
proved land in Buena Park for about
SlS,000 per acre. Today that same
land would be priced at $130,000 per
acre," Mandigo emphasized
Peter W. Meyn s upported Man·
dlgo'a emphasis on the phrase, "If
available." "There simply ls very lit
tie industrial land lert In Orange
County and what there is, is so ex-
peotive that many companies a~e re-
locating to San Berna rdino and
Riverside, just to name two areas
Thia trend is compounded by the
problem of locating employees, many
or whom find it dffflcult to purchase
rteasooable housing in Orange Coun-
ty. and the increasing traffic conges-
Uon In the County.
These factors notwithstanding, in-
dus try continues to move into the
area, but like the Westside or Los
Angeles, it lends to more exotic and
sophistkated. with d istribution type
a ctivity also experted to make up a
large percentage or the new 'rt:SI
dents '." according lo Meyn.
Jlf!YN AL 0 NOTED that
purchulnc rather than leulnl ha•
~ n the trend ln Or..n11 County_
"Thf' Koll Compan~ hH t cently IOld
some a mall lndu1trla l bulldln11;
rangana In 1 114' from 5,800 to lJ,500
square r t , for appro•lmalAly 131 t.o
$34 per aquar foot There 11 In
creased bu.lld to-1ull for ltue 11ctlvt·
ty tx·uu.1H~ for lM moat part, laJ'ld ·
ownf'rt an-reluctant to aell a com·
modlty whJ ch <'annot bts replacoo,"
Meyn 1.Ud
M 1•vn wtnl on to quot som e
f1 1(un·11 . is h o wi ntc t h at I n
1973 , u flvt• al'l c p111 re l I n
I rvi ne o l d f or $1 10 pPr
·quure foot · In \978, tht• last five acre
much H ~ ~ pc!r foot One to two
11rrt' par<'ela. which w.:re offered In
\977 for S2 50 to S2 60 per square foot.
brought up to $6 75 a root. when they
were laat .vall•ble In Irvine Eut,
wher~ thert~ ta •till land 1tvallable,
users are paying an average of ~.20
u foot for one-acre parcels. and up lo
$4 65 a foot for four to rune acre
parcels," he concluded
I n introducing Wiiiiam S .
Goodglic k , pres ident or Jonas,
Goodgllck and Company. who pre·
senttid the Westside Report, Mandigo
noted that 22 years ago, lndWltrial
space In Culver City was selling for
60 to 60 cents per foot. In El Segundo.
land s old t o Standard Oil o r
Califom1a for about $6,500 per acre
"Today that same Culver City pro·
perty would bring $6.50 to S20 per root
on a saJe or build-to-suit basis, while
the land Standard Oil bought would
be priced al $350,000 per acre," he
said.
GOODGUCK NOTED his definl·
lion or t he Westside included a ll
a reas bounded by the San Diego
Freeway on the East. the Ocean on
the West, Carson to the South, and
Santa Monica lo the North. Review-
ing each segment or the west.side
separately, he said that currently
there was a total or 2, 742,000 square
feet or industrial space ready for OC·
cupancy, and another 500,000 feet in
the planning st.ages, in the Carson·
Compton area.
"Most or this s pace is already
spoken for at leasing r ates or from
1 H 'l to 221.i'.I cents per root net,"
GoodgUck said.
Howto~a
remodeling loan,
and cut out the
middleman.
There's a simple , painless way to cut
remodeling costs:
Cut out the middle man's loan profits.
' Financing directly with California Federal
ean save you hundreds of dollars.
And our competitively low interest rates
can mean extra savings.
Want proof? Call us for a prompt loan com·
mitment bef ore_you see your contractor.
Then compare. You'll see exactly how much
you save. .
Phone for the facts now.
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GET THE FACTS. CALL NOW.
Orange CQunty: (714) 546-8510
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· Homes De6ut
At La Linda
EXTERIOR OF HOME IN W0008tD£!EL TORO DEVELOPMENT
Woodside/El Toro
Homes Close to Beach
Spring fever and s pring weather,
a lternating with the winter blues and
rains. have stimuJated homeshoppers
to look ahead to summer time and
proximity to ocean beaches.
Those louring the new three. four
a nd five be dro o m ho m es a t
Woodside/El Toro. built by the J .M.
Peters Company, have another op-
portunity lo live within a short driv-
ing distance or the Pacific Ocean
with the announcement or the •grand
opening of Phase Two.
"RESPONSE TO Tiit.: Cirst phase
has been excellent and the number or
visitors has been increasing every
week," sald Greg Erickso·n. vice pre-
sident or the Newport Beach-based
home build ing fi rm. "We know that
the convenient location, coupled with
our reputation fo,· offerln ~ out!'tar.~
Ing homes. 1s an attractive combina·
lion to thosc seeking a luxury home
in a family oriented neighborhood."
Spllt·levi1 and two-story designs
were created by the architectural
and land planning firm of Bates-
Ba ssenlan -P e kare k o f Newpo rt
Beach. Exteriors in a choice of l5 dif·
re r e nt s t yles set the the me of
spaciousness.
THE NEW PHASE OF 60 homes 1s
priced from $119,990 to $146,490. Oc·
cupancy for the new phase is an-
tlcl paled for late summe r and early
fa ll.
Five vignetted models, located al
22722 Manalastas Drive, display the
rtoorplans and featu res o r the
handsome Woodside /E l Toro homes.
To view the models apd the $14 s
million new home community, take
the San Diego l<'reeway to the El
Toro Road exit. Drive north on El
Toro to T-ab1.co Road. turn right and
«,r t•nue on Trabuco to Woodside/El
Toro. The sales information center
a nd model complex are open daily
from 10 a.m . lo dus k.
Thia weekend marks the otficlal grand openlng ot La Linda Homes In Huntlqt.on Beach.
On diaplay for the fi rst time wlll be two two .
s tory model homes, plans #24 and 26. A limited
edition ot Just 19 one and teo·at.ory. alngle·family
homes are offered.
THE SZ. 75 MILLION dollar development offers
three. t.o six bedroom, l wo and three bath unit.. in
multi-level architectural designs. Square root.ages
range from approximately 1,870 lo 2,679 equare
feet of Interior living area. Eleven diUerent.. ex-
terior 1tylinga are available in the semi-custom 19
home development and are offered in three basic
noor plan arrangements.
The la r gest La Linda Home <Plan 26 )
measures a pproximately 2,679 feet. The lower
level features a deluxe-equipped kitchen, forrtial
dining r oom , la rge front living room wit h
fireplace, walk-in wet bar. game room with second
fire place, and run bath.
THE SECOND STOA\' contains the m aster
bedroom su1te with a m aster retreat area, third
fireplace, two additional bedrooms, three walk-In
closets, two full baths and den, (or 4th bedroOrn >.
open lo the Irving room below. La undry facillties
are localed in the attached three car garage. Some
homes offer interior service-laundry rooms.
Prices begin al $127 ,990 with conventiona I
financing available .
From the San Diego Freeway. exit north on
Beach Blvd., and continue a few short blocks lo
McFadden Avenue. Turn left (west ) on McFadden.
Then tum right on Sugar Ave .. to the on·sit~ In·
form ation center. For information. phone 892·1120
Landmark Homes
Show Final Units
This weekend marks the continued showing of
the final units of Landmark Homes on Adam!.
A venue m Huntington Beach
Only 25 units rem ain, with no more homes
planned at thi$ site. Four decorator furnished · •.
model homes arc now on display at Adams Aiamue
a nd Newland Street.
The big. smglc-fam1ly, two-story homes range
in size from approximately 1,768 to 2,230 square
feet of actual living area.
A selection of four or rave bedroom, two or
three bath uniL" are available, with prices rangini;
from $JI0.725 lo $127.600.
Landmark Homes are localed at the intersec,
lion of Adams Avenue and Ncwhrnd Street in Hunt-
ington Beach. one block cast of Beach Boulevatd:-
lnformalion may be obtainc.-d by culling 963-4531,
GRAND OPENING IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
FINAL SINGLE FAMILY UNIT NOW OPEN
Laiiiiiiiik Homes··
EVERYTHING'S INCLUD
NOW, you can see ~q newest "BEACH-CLOSE"
unit of Landmark Homes in beautiful Hunting·
ton Beach ... quite possibly the fastest selling
new single family homes ever presented in this
area. Big, family sized, 2-story homes, ranging
in size from approximately 1768 to 2230
square feet, they feature de(uxe·equlpped
country kitchens, with microw1ve oven plus 1
pllot·l111, 11lf·cle1nln1 conventlon1I oven,
e1rpetln1 In the ltvtn1 room,,....., room, 1H
bedrooms, hl'lwlJ 1nd ltllrwlJ, flrepllcet,
front llwnl with I tr• Ind aorlnk'-'. ,..,. and
llde ylfd fel.et111. lhlke root., concrete drivel
Ind ep1eloul kar .., .....
,URNllHID MODl!LI OPIN DAILY PROM 10 A.M.
ON ADAMI ILVD., .IUIT IAIT OP llACH ILVD.
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from $110,725
4 & 5 BEDROOMS 2 AND 3 BATHS
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Sunday, March 18. 1979
Swirls of Spe~d Signal Boshmills
Top photo action shows four of
the 18 contenders making turn
at the Dana Point buoy marker.
Left to right, counterclockwise
are Betty Cook, U.S. No. 1;
Jerry Jacoby, Ajac Hawk; Howard
Quam, Flapjack and Bill Elswick,
Long Shot 144.
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Here they come ... as many boats
as helicopters. Each crew has
personnel overhead, taking movies
of race maneuvers. Close-up is
of Betty Cook's team at full speed.
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Sun dapples Newport Harbor as the
fleets of Grand Prix racers and ,/ .
spectators move out to the open wate~·'
lA'hile thousands ogled from shore anct~
boaters jostled stem to stern to
watch the whizzing craft, a rower,
at left, took his chances at sea.
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Space Lures
Slnittl , Crew8 Wail
CAPE CANAVERAL, na. CAP> Tbe apate
1buUI• and a n w era ot HploraUoa are at baod
and can't com aooa ~nouab fw lM ,_.. he,..
whole job It dl•P•lchlna men Qt.o t.M ec>1moe
1t•1 bHn ntarly lO yun • nee Americana Ml toot on tbe moon an<t rour 1~ara slnct c.he tJnlted Sias. la t nt m n into pare 'Tbe la'1nt'h padl of
Mercury 11nd G mlni and ApoUo and Skylab are
•II nt now. man ion , lhtlr girders sold for 1crap
THE Htrn'L • I A atI ABLt: vehicle
l'•P•b&e of making 100 or mort' round lr1P4l lnt.o
1p•tf' IC wtll bf used to carry
up u lc-IUI , ~air satelJltet In
orbll and perhaps eventuaUy
l ad to the f1rat tatt0ns where
man ~ n llv and work In
I Pl<'t'
T~ "'ork lorC'l' at the Ktn·
nt>d) SJ'lt''" Ct-ntcr her~. lH
21,000 In th(-A polio ht> yd It)'. la.
dt,wn 10 10.tn) Those len have
wo t c ht>d w1lh cnv) as the
YOUNG R u ~ 1 _. n ., h 1n e rt 11 u I it r I y
laun<.'h-..d nwn into '>Plll'e , 1>rt-ak1ng Am ·n citn en·
durant'e rt't•tmh
Amt'rico'i. l.uu mann Kt space flight was a
101nt munilon with the Sovlt-U In 197S S1n<'t then,
12 Soyu.L en.ft, ~aring a total of 24 co&monauu ,
hMve rockl-ted Int<> orbit
While watr htng lht' Sov1etis, the National
Aeronuutlcs and Space Adnunbtralioo bas been
developing a new manned craft -lhe shuttle.
TltAT PROGRAM WILL REACH a mile·
i;tooe soon when a Boeing 747 jet sets down here.
Pe rched on 1ls back will b4! Columbia, the first
shuttle earmarked fo r space. It is being ferried
cross-c·ountry from thf' Rockwell International
plant &1l Palmt.hdt-. Calif
Thou.<iands of workers and their families are
expected to turn out to greet it
"They're excited. you can feel n greut in·
1·n ·al>e m the pulst· he re." ccntt:r director Le<:
Stht>rer s:ud in an intervie w
·'Their JOb 1s putting men in space, and finally,
they're going Lo get another manned vehicle Lo
work on," he said. "They can't wail to get their
ha nds on the damn thing "
MONTHS OF WORK LIE ahead before the
shuttle is ready to Oy . The main engines have lo be
tested, dehvered and Installed. Thermal tiles must
be positioned lo protect Columbia from searinc re·
entry heat. Booster rockets and fuel tanks must be
read it'd.
The launch is scheduled Nov. 9. But Scher er
conceded NASA is working on a "success·
orientt.>d " schedule. He s aid:
"If there's a problem or any magnitude. it
could cause &1 dcluy We'll huve a better handle on
how wc.'re doing after a couple months. We're
dealing with a very soph1slicaled machine that is
pus bing the stale or the art. and we won't launch until
we a re ready ..
How l>Oph1slicatcd ?
THE SHUTTLE JS A SPACE plane -a hybrid
of rocket, spacecraft and airplane. After each
night inlo space. it will glide back to a landing on
a three-mile long runway and be towed to a hangar
to·be readJed for a nother trip withJn two weeks or
l>O
E~c h or the rour shuttles a pproved b y
Congress will be capable of making 100 or more
round tnps 1nlo :,pact'
The main engine. the most advanced rocket
powN 11l&.1n\ t.'Vt'r. 1:, made to burn super-cold li·
quid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. Pressures inside
the chamber arc four times greater lhao those in
the engines that drove APOilo's Saturn V rocket.
COLUMBIA'S FIRST FLIGHT WILL be re·
latively brief, a 54-hour orbita l test . The
astronauts will be J ohn Young, a veteran of lour
space trips, including a moon walk, and Robert
Crippen. a rookie spaceman.
five or six test flights are planned before
'Columbia is operational, probably in 1981. Then it
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AWAITS SPACE SHUTTU ARRIVAL
Center Director L•• Sherer at Cape
will be ready lo do lhlngs never U'led before in
space. Tbe nnt 28 ml.ht.. are sold out to iovern-
ment •=es, lnduatry and othen who want lo put pay1 lnlo orbit.
The abutUes wlU put .. iemtet in space for re·
search. weather forecaatm,, communJcaUona. and
mnttuy reeonnalNance. 1bey will cany up a
amall Eutopean Space Acency station called
Spatelab.
ftl£ SPACE Pl.AND WILL bllve a capacity of baullna up lo 81,000 pounda Md, ODee lD orblt,
allO wW faUMb probes bound for otber pluMU.
Eedl lbuttJe can eany up to aevea = 10me al them women. Six WOllMll are 1D ~ •
ere.a will be able to repair an aWq aat.Wte -'* • brtac it back to &artb for m~. ,......., COit.a and conalderably ntndinl tbe Uvet "'.....,...,..,..,
Zv-...Uy, uM lhutU. nMt may ftfr1 people
and part.I for bulldlnc IOlar Htellltea, •P9te rac-
larMI. moae baael and babltata for coloDMI far, from Sardl.
,.,,.. mon we fty the llMlltle, &be mon thine•
we'Udileovertodowttb It," ..W.._er.
To prepare for an ·~~:.~d co to 10 .. ...._a year .. lbe um.. buet an be·
Wit bin and .. CallfGrnAa.
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The Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coast
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UICUT'IYI HOUI. Spectacular custom
to;.Plan , Dnoramk bay vlew. 2200 SQ.
rt., 2 RR, 21,;, ba .• ram. rm .. 2nd frpl.
A I C. 40 ft. liv. rm .. walk-in bar.
luxurious corp.. parquet tloorln~.
r>l~nlallon shutters. Lge. brick
courtyurd, fountain . Cust. kitch. cab.:
new appliances. Assumable 91/.& ~
LOAN
O,_. 1·5 414 VISTA GIAMDI
NIMI WATB .. OMT YllW. End unit.
2200 sq ft.. dramatic tri-level: bright
k1lch . brkfsl. urea. 2 huge mstr. BR
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$250.000
OHH 1·5 215 NATA IY . ......._.,
PAMORAMIC IAY. MIGHT LIGHTS,
SUMSU YllW. Finest bayfront loc.,
Early Bluffs: e nd unit. 3 BR. 2~ ba .•
1900 sq fl. Forever view. every room!
$234,500.
4 IDRM. IAIGAIM! 21h Ba .. nicely
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OPEN 1-5 301 VISTA SUHTE
HELEN B. DOWD
llALTOll INC. 64 .. 0 l 34
Ust & '-Y With the &peril
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SPYGLASS HtU -Rare opportunity.
hi ~hly upgraded & ctlst. New Bedford
Model 4 BR, Fam Rm. Game Rm.
maids qtrs. Finest ocean view .
$595,000. 49 G-Oleta Point Dr.
IALIOA ISLAND -Like new Bayfront.
125 Grand Ca nal. $429,900.
HAllOI YllW -Broadmoor. just
listed. Fabulous tri-levcl. Cust 400
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LAGUNA IEACH -4 new cust om
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S. of Hwy. From $324.900.
SPYGLASS HILL -Beaut 2 s ty ,
dramatic. entry. view, 20 Morro Bay.
Offered a t $398,500
llC. CAMYOM -Charming 4 BR &
Fam Rm +sunken con versation area.
pool, jacuzzi, $585,000.
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CAPE COD CHARMER
IALIOA PIHIMSULA Finest location;
s te ps from ocean. Charm personified!
a Bdrms .. 2 ba., huge covered lanai.
lge. viewing deck w /ocean view;
beamed ceil .. frpJc .. custom bit-ins .
Oversized com er lot, white picket
fence! Asking $350,000 incl. land!
<>PIM SAT/SUH 1·5 703 OCIAM ILVD.
HELEN B. DOWD
IEALTC>a INC. 64 .. 0134
Ust Ir hy With tt. bf* ta
Nl1"9n Moffa:
Oce.t/CCMYO" Vlew rrom th.ls dream home. 5
BR. 3 ba. Professionally
lndscpd w /seve r31
patios. Also, formal DR
& fam rm w/bll·ln bar
Don't mlss this beauty.
Call979-5370.
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All real estate adverli.ed -------•
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HOITH COST A MISA PIHi
This ramlly home h as location,
location, location ! Steps t.o all schools,
steps to So. Coast Plaza. & steps to the
park. Lovely 4 bedroom. f amity room
home with ne w carpet & sharp decor .
Off ercd at only $97 .900.
LUXURY Tll-llVEl
Newport Beach 's finest tri-level luxury
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fa mily room. s teps to everything. This
won 't last. call for d et ails.
UHITS -UNITS -UNITS
2 Fourplexes. Long Beach $79,900 each
4-plex ........................ $108.000
Costa Mesa Triplex .......... $135.000
Four 4-plexcs, Hunt. Beach .... $145,000
each
)() Units ...................... $160,000
10 Units . .. . . . .. . .. .. ........ $225,000
16 Units . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. ... $385.000
Call now for details on any of our
inve stme nt property.
540-3666
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& A~~oc. 673-2500
orEN SUH. 1-5 81 MOHTECITO
Spy$?1ass Hill. Fabulous Orange
County night li ~hts vie w . 4 bdrm.
family home: large lot with pool &
jacuzzi; lovely family rm. & formal
dinin~. $419.500 lnd udes l<1nd ! Call B.
Ward V<tncc.
CAT ALIMA SUNSETS
Jus t listed. Enjoy brc~llhtaking marina
& white water ocean views from this 3
bdrm. townhome locat<.'d in private
community. Lull yourself to sleep in
oversized m str . suite. to sounds of
poundin~ s urf. T aste fully decorated in
ne utral tones ; plush carpets. loads of
wardrobe space. Commun . p ool.
jacuzzi , saun as & t ennis courts.
$187.500. Call Roger Lalle.
FOR LEASE
East bluff 5 BR ho me w /vic>w $1200 Mo.
CAMEO SHORES
rAHORAMIC OCEAN YIEWS
MEW DCLUSIYI umNG
Rare 4 bdrm .. 3 ba. custom home with
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view from living rm .. dining rm ..
m str. bdrm. & den with frplc .. all
overlooking enormous entertaining
patio. $3.19.500 Lshld. Call for app't. or
vis it Milford today.
CAHYOH VIEW -$259.900
Custqm 3 bdrm .. 2 ba .. den home.
lus hly landscaped & s hows like a
model. Jus t steps to private beach.
Lowest price in the Shores.
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2Ul £. OCEAJ'il BLVD .
PDllNSULA. Steps lO
bay" ~an. 4+8clnn•. 2~ ba, f1mlb' rm, 3 ur
pr, Cutt.om, 1 OWDtr • ..ooo ClAl•llM•• nu&.~Blvd.
IMLTOI 641-HIO
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A llAL llAUTY IN THI •U"71
The ONLY "R" plan avaUabJe today!
Super end model on c ul-de-sac wlth all'
these goodies: wood-pegged noor in
e ntry & kitchen < w /lge eatlng area),
w b a r . fevelor window blinds .
decorator w a tlcoverings , s uper
quality cptn~. Separate mstr BR suite
with outs ide deck & 2 bdrms on
~recnbelt level ! $172,000
2'27 PHLA OPIH SAT /SU" I ·I
•RIAT VllW IN JASMl"I CUB An exciting "Bay Mist" model with
beautiful view of oc~an & J(reenbelt ! 2
Large bedrooms. den. lar ge dining rm
& 2 baths. Lovely ~arden kitchen &
patio for parties . Hi~hly improved
with custom cptng & draperies. A rare
view for this area. Tennis els. pool,
gated area. $250.000
Is SKYSAIL DR. OPIH SAT isuN I ·5
ILUffS 5"CIAL-O"L Y S 122, HO
Only "W" modt>I Hva1Jable'. Sharp &
newly decorated ! 3 Bdrms <including
lge m aster BR w-sitting area) 2Yz
baths. "Swedish •· flrepl in living rm.
Spanish tile in famil y area & kitchen.
mirrored wall in dining area. fabric &
floc ked wa llpapers. wood paneling.
2424 VISTA HOGAI c;>P1H SUN 1·5
JASMIME CRHK-SICUlllTY ARIA
Best value in this quie t privat,
community. Some ocean view. Brand
New split level "Sea Breeze" model
with 3 bedrms. family room & format
dining. Air·c ond .. luxury t'ptng.
la ndscaped. a uto . s prinkle rs plus
oth<.·r <.·x tnis . 24-llo ur J.w te.g uarde d
<.irPa T t'nn1 ~ tourts. pool &
gre<.'nh •Its. Prn:t.•d al only $239.000.
5 JETTY DR. 0,... SAT /SU .. t-5
f'M .. SULA POIMT AHA!
TWO 4-UMIT ArARTMENT ILDGS!
SJ75,000 EACH ILDG!
Quality-built. beautifully maintained.
4 Units in l'ach building with l~e
c entral C'ourtyd f illed with
m agnifi cent maturC>d s pecimen
plants. Thesf.' two 4-unit bldgs a r e in
the best loca tion. rig ht at the t!ntrancc
to Pt>ninsula Point, just steps from t h<.·
b eacl"L ~ach 4-plcx has two 2-bdrm.
2-bath and two 2 bdrm. l ·bath units.
F:a r h front unit has fire plaC'e. Super
O('l'an \'ll'W ' owe first Trust Deed .
WESLEY "4. TAYLOR CO.
21 I I S-Jooquln Hilts Rood
NEWPORT CEHTH. H.I. 644-49 I 0
The un1matc in luxurious waterfront
livin~. Ft•aturing 4 s paetous bdrms .
maids <1uart~r!->. den. dramatic formal
dining room. Beautiful handcrafted
Oak . Teak . detailed moldings,
panclin J:! and fl oo rin ~. Thi s
o utstanding property is situated in a
private. picturesque se tting, with 90'
on the water. For the yachtsman, we
a ls o provide spare for over a 100'
vessel. For m ore detailed information
call .
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COMMISSION
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675-4190
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WATERFRONT
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"BACk BAY"
J us t !-.l ('IJS from 1lw B.H·k H<1y &
Nl'wpn rl G o lf Course 3 l a r ge
be drooms . 21 ·• tw rhs. 2 s torv <'nd unit.
T h is l o wnhn m t' 1s ju s t. n ght --
Bt'autiful C'ommunity pool. jaruzzi &
tocldler pl ay arl'i:l. 1'ht· lowC'st price in
lh~ "B;wk Bn~· \'11lag<'". this is a
g rC'u t buy ;.1t SI 10.900 . LC'l us s how you.
CITY OF ORANGE
/\ l!O<>d invcst mt•nt opportunltv h ere
for 5 units in Onrngp 'T'wo 3 b('droom
2 hath three 2 bedroom. 2 bath:
Z e r o \' a <· a n <' 1 C' s . n o d e f e r r e d
ma'Jntt•n:.m<t fl<'x1hlt• on t<'rms .
TWO HEW LISTINGS
ORUXE DUl'LEXES
F re~h on the market. lhese two 2
ht'fl room . I hath duplcx<'s offer great
1>oss1h1h ti t·~ St·ltl•r w ill help fina nce.
s o :-.ubm tt your t e rms Creative
ftn a ndni.: or \\ h;1tc-,·c•r Choose eithe r
Of' both Cit $}:19.500 C'<H'h.
R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112
SPYGLASS SPECIALISTS
OCEAN ·VIEW
Only S.347.!;00 for this outs tanding 3 &
r:i m ily room est ate lop Spyglass Hill.
l''ormci l d ining r oom . profession a l
landsC'a pmi..t.
BEST IN THE BEST
You <"a n 't ~o wrong in Spy):!lass whe re
v;.ilues ket'P mC'r e asing. Last r hance
a l this price. $359.500 for 4 bedrooms.
family r oom . dining r oom . vie w.
Shows like nt•w.
REMODELED PORTOFINO
You ha vt' to set' to appreciate the
beaut y or th is completely enc losed
Portofino. Pa rquet & pla nk flooring.
cus tom lig ht ing, upg r aded thr uout.
Over 2800 square feet of ideal living.
DELIGHTFUL DECOR
Lovely 4 Bed room Condo with fa mily
room . tig ht interior. idea l location.
P e t e r 's townho m es. R educed to
$148.000.
O P EN SUNDAY 1·5 #4 S HASTA
BA YFRONT WITH SLIP
F a n tas t ic vie w from 8th flo or . 2
bedroom s . lot a l security building.
Community pool. $210.000.
OPEN HOUSES-SAT & SUN
31 IODEG.A IA Y ISPYGLASSI
11 MOltlO I.A Y ISPYGLASSI
1830 rOltT ST.ANHOPl IHVHI
640-1812
~II. macnab / lrvtne ?-realty
MOVE •t(iHT IM. • .
To t his marvelous Bonita Plan in
the award -winning Bluffs . Garden
e~try to hi~h c~ilings & ~reenbelt
vie w. Maste r surte w /g arden view.
A 3 !3R. 2 ba th retreat that is priced
so right at $139, 750 ! Barbara Aune 642-823.5. <Y·79)
llG CANYON
The "ulti m ate" townhomer So
beautifully decorated you 'II not
need to llft a finger. Wood fiooring
le soft colon adorn this plush 2 BR + den Pinehurst model w /encloeed
wet bar, bit-In bookcases, mirrors It
custom wi ndow coverings. A beauty
at 1227.500. Joyce Edlund 642·~ <Y-80> . .
.. 2-GJS ...... '°' Dover Orlve Herber View c.n .. r
fnth• .. c.m.. Vetley ~
7111-M14
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KINGS IOAD-SUPEI VIEW
Q UALITY CONST•UCTIO 3 Bdrm
hnmt• TCllall\-r\•modt'l<'d \\<Ith tht
fanl·!lt n 1.itt•n.1!!. untl wor kmanhh1p.
('om l' .1ru t t•\plon · lh1s 1H\l(jlll'
oft t·nnl! "12f1 1100 f1 •1·
I 4 1 I Mn.g. •d., NI
VISTA BAYA!
THE MAMI SAYS IT WELL Ht'1t ut1rul
i);n Vil'"' from th1:-I Bdrm family
11111m humt• on 1 • ,l\'rt• m Newport
Bt1i1(0 h 1-:nJO\-' ltu• (r111t l rl'{'h , lht>
.1 bundaut nutdrwf µla y af'l'<A und
, .... ,,..c·w lh th.it , w'' 27~.ooo
2510 Vista I .yo. lock l ay S.t/S-1.s
WESTCLJFF_,OOL
MA MY EXTIAS :1 B<lrm h ome.
ln·-.hh p ,11nt t•d IO!-i tcll' itO d o ut
Corn rl'l t• drl\ C'"-41\ "-Ith ~Jdl' yard
p.1 rhllW 1 lolJln n iom an rt t>ndosC'd
lilrl<ll olf th<• ll&F pool 175.000
I 212 Oou~ Dr., Ml ()pea S.t/S• 1·5
HARBOR HIGHLANDS-POOL
EXTRA WIDE LOT Sparious 3 Bdrm.
fC1 m ily room homl' Pl(•nty or room for
f1:t mily <1el1vit ies t•njoy the LARGE
poo l $172.500.
1521 Dorothy LA., NI Opett S.t/Sun 1·5
UNIVERSITY PARK Ill
s rECl.Al END UMIT Hi(:(hly upgr aded
3 Bdrm. 21 ~ bath and 2 firepla ces.
Decorated in wa r m e a rthtones -ne w
appliances. F irs t opportunity for your
ins pectioo ! St 19.500.
4841 Royce •d., lr't. ()pea 5-doy t .5
CAPE SERIES
H.AltD TO FIND THIS O,,OltTUMITY -3
Bd rm c·ondo in quiet. secluded . tree
s h a d ed a dult C'o mmun ity. Faces
pulling green. close to clubhouse &
pool.
424 &net-son. CM Ope91 5-doy 1.5
UNIVERSITY PARK
HEW VILLAGE II LISTING -O pe n
s pacio us feeling -enjoy a ll Villai;?e II
a m enities in this de lightful 4 Bdr m
townhomc on fee la nd. S unny fa mily
room. r ecently enla r ged a nd kitche n
upgraded . On nice greenbelt. $139.500.
#8 Meodow1wfft, In. 0,... S-. 1-5
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
VERY CHOICE AltEA -Old fa mily
home. just wa iting to be restored to
1925·30 e ra. Co me see it and express·
your ide as! Attractive fin an cing.
t703 Plaao del Sur Opett S.. 1-5
BAYFRONT HOME
IM THE HEAltT OF l.ALIO.A -Unique.
fun-loving older 2-stor y -3 Bdrms
and de n. Living roo m ha s heavy
beam ed ceilin~. huJ!e bric k fireplace
a n d fa bulous v i~w of wa te r a nd
mounta ins. Large pier a nd dock for
several boats. Seen by appt. -Shirley
Miche lmore. $685.000 fee.
BAYCREST-NEW LISTING
3350 S(?.FT. OF DELIGHTFUL LIVING -
This ma y well be the hom e you h ave
been waiting for ! Absolute "m ove-in"
condition. 3 m aster s ized bdrms.. 4
baths . La r ge forma l liv ing /dining
room combina tion and family room
t hat has m assive brick fireplace.
a u t h e n tic b eam e d ceilin gs a nd
parquet fl oors . All this encompasses a
h uge heated. filtered pool. set in a
beautiful r ear cour tyard with lush
planting . $339.000 fee. Ca ll Shirley
Mir helmore for a p poin tm ent to see.
VIEW VIEW VIEW
TUltTLEltOCk HILLS -Custo m ized
Preside nt hom e -pla n II I. On q uiet
cul de s ac. Beautiful oversized m a ster
s ui t e with f a n t a s t ic vi e w a n d
a bundant closets . $264,500 f ~.
11731 S.. FufMo, '" o,_ Sat/S.. l ·S
BALBOA DUPLEX
COIOMADO STIHT -In top re nta l
area. Top r enta l -steps to bay a nd
beach . Ask i ng $180.000. Call for
d etails.
TRIPI.EX
OM LOT SUIT.AILI Foa 4 PUX -1
block off Ha rbor Blvd .. with dedicated
r e a r a lle y . Ca ll Max Adria n fo r
d etails.
•CANYON O..~t-1 ,, ........
ll1lloo ud OffH view. VerNl»e 0..M hom•. ht tUl·ct.·tn, rorner lot , room ror pool. Bl•IJlfttly dtcon ted. •.ooo. ~HAWAII
641-2"0
lllPlEX
15.•! 2 B e drm un it s .
COcnpl«tly remodeled.
Or.t In~ Excellent
tnvettment. C.ll r11t1
'JSl.1700 01'"• 111 t •ti j, IUN tOfll IV<r• -
UDO ISLE
<>PIH
SAT & SU.. 1-5
104VIALOICA
~lit v11hw on f,idv Im
m arulutt'. bea utiful.
char1n1n~ hum•• Tlh•
roof. d('\a(•hed l'XtrJ
llirtill 2·cur 1_p.1rai.:e 3
lJdrm. 2 buth. family room, f1repl11c.-Seller
nt0tlv11ted La rge op.'n
putio, great landi.c·11 plnl(
Sk·llb l o pn valt! twuch
U6t.750
llLLllXIY
UNfTEO lltOkERS
64"-7414
OPEN HOUSE
RIDUCID $2 3,500!
Ju&l !ll l"PIS (r o m the
waler, 984 Bayside Co"e
West. Newpo rt Bcar h
wtll be open for public
i.hoWlng Saturday & Sun
day. l.00 to 4 00 P M
Tiu1> beautiful 2 bdrm •
I '• bath tvwnhouse has
JUSI been redU<'ed below
the market and 1s now
I.he lowest pnced hom e
m Bayside Coves Ca II
Bea Arnold. 752 1920 k QUAIL
UDO ISLE
B 8Y vi w from 2 pa tio d ecks enha nces
t•us t om spacious 5 bdrm .. 4 bath
trad itional ho me : like new. Ideal fot
e ntertaining Corner lot. $502.000.
OCEANFRONT
'24 W. OCEAMPttONT OPEN SUN. 1.5
Qua lity cr afts m a ns hip in mahog. trim
& oak floors sets off this landmark : 4
BR, 3 ba . ho me in finest location.
Est a blished trees & la wns . $48S.OOO.
IACK IAY
Fine 4 hdrm .. 21;:! bath fam ily home on
quiet c-ul de s a r . Over s ized pool.
playhouse. s torage Sl69.000. Terms.
IAYFRONT
Scwra l fin~ bayfront ho me!>
with pie r & slip
AVALON
Well constructed . 3 BR. l ba. oak
fl oo r . P<t rlia l basem e nt. conc ret e
foundallon. Flats a rea. $120.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
34 l Boy'>odr· Dr •lit' N B 675 6161 A.,~~~~~M ---1
10,-rll l :JO ,.M.I
WHY PAY MORE?
Competent rea l estate
ser\'1ce by expencnced
professionals
*S895•
to assist ··ey Owner" sales.
OR
Call for our discount
M.L..S. & special int·omt!
property fet..'S!.
WESTERN REALTY
SERVICES
A Real F.sla te Adnsory
530-2224
Trade your old stuff for
new goodies with a
Class1fll.'d ad. 642·56i8
CONDOMIMIUMS AT NEWPORT'S
PREMIUM IA YFRONT COMMUMITY!
EXAM,LE: HUGE MSTI. SUITE,
VEltSATILE DEN, .All LUXUltY
.APPOINTMENTS! 5248,500 -FH.
SH US AT
I 0 I 2 IA YSIDE COVE EAST
ACROSS FIOM I.A YSIDE CENTU
TODAY 11 TO 5
LUSk IN TUltTLHOCIC HIGHLANDS -A 3 Bdrm
"T a rta n " s h ows like a m ode l w/Mexira n
pa vers. gorgeous c pl & lots of brick work
outs ide + a view o f t he park a nd those green
hills . S210,000.
34 Sil•er Crftc...t
LUSK IN SEAYIEW -3 Bdrm 2 1~ bath home on a
quiet cul de s ac. Professiona lly decorated &
landscaped. with d iscerning taste . $269.000.
190 I Yacht Ca11tHa OpH Sat /SAln
LUSK IM OLD CORONA DB. MA• -Cha rmin,g 3
Bdrm cotta ge with firepla ce. h ardwood fl oor s.
re modeled kitche n + a renta l unit. On the
ocean s ide of Coas t Hwy. $210,000.
515 Acacia
LUSK IH llG CANYON -3 Bd rm condo.
p r ofessio na lly d e corat ed with lots of wood .
st a ined g la ss. c ed a r p aneling. s hows like a
m odel. S225 000. ·
II Cmrptt l"-d Dr. OPft' Sot/Sult
LUSk EXCLUSIVE IH SPYCM.ASS-New South Port
on t he market. Largest ve rsion. 6 Bd r m . forma l
d ining. fabulous view. Call for appointment.
675-3411
LUSIC IH UNIVHSfTY ftAltk -Ir vine's bes t. Supe r
4 Bdr m 3 bath. b i g. big "Y a le " m od e l
w /fireplac<' in la r ge m aster suite. $1 36.900 fee.
64 OaldrN LA. Opett Sot /S..
LUSK IH NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Modern 2 Bdrm
house . w /lots o f wood and glass. tucked behind
the trees w ith big gr een lawn. $146.500.
431 Ri•ffll• o,__ Sot /SAart
LUSK IH IAYCRIST -Stunning exec 3 Bdrm
home . gou r met kitchen. h uge maste r suite.
brig ht, beautiful. A winner! $198,000.
1107 Tr .. wllMts o,_ W /S.
LUSI IM SIAVllW -T he biggest model now
b igger & bette r. Customized 4 Bdrm Port
Royal w tga m e room added. Beautiful view , a nd
priv acy. $328.000.
2127 YocM It.._.
LUSIC tM THE ILUFFS -New lis ting ! Sunny.
b r iJ?ht . 3 Bdrm Bl uffs condo with A BIG
ASSUMABLE 9%% LOAN. Fantastic terms .
$142.000.
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Owtia WANTS TllrLU Ou.Of'~ Gnat ~!! _. ....... ti.Its Sirwk lory ownc:r uml
W with 2 townhouse destRn Ill track> up Ha\t• L&ke ·r••ru unit • All w11h
Arrowhead new <·ustom pnvall' patco w 1> hook
No. s~re w/gre11t lake uµ & inrlivuJual cnl'lo:i\.-d ~· 125 to lake & d<l<'k g a ru l!C •1. r .ii 1 now site. • BR o unO. J rull b~
BA. game rm. wNbar , • . . •
jacuu1. Import t1l1·. T&C [~ •. I panlll. L evel entry & · ,
parlung. $27~.ooo. (7141 I ,
337·2414: 3.17 1717
PREMIERE RESIDENCE-VIEWS!
0,.. SUND.A Y OML Y 1.4 r .M.
60 I Udo ft..ti DriRhwj 4.A
luHricm c ......... ._ ON W.ATR of
wprelM qidlty wittl VIEWS frOlrt iRMde
& CM1tdoor bak°"Y of layfr.t & 0ce9.
Fittest decor 2 bedrooM wittt MGSMr
tulte iM:ludiltg bath, dr"51MJ Cll'M &
sa una. l'rh•acy. security & n clusi••
faciNtin include a pafaHat S<libt, cord
area, billard room, pool and iocvui.
$31 5,000.
OPEN BRIGHT AND AIRY
t 36 Vlo Triette, Udo Isl•
0,... Stinday Only I ·S PM.
SpociotH 2-stor y hom• with 45 ft.
front~. A five bedroom hon. P'us de..
and d1nin9 rm and a lor(Je livinq room.
Nie• deck and patio. Versatile floor plan
with loocb of room to upnn yowseH.
$550,000.
ENCHANTING WATERFRONT
Opftl Surt. f .5 r .M.
~ 34 latboo Coves
Enjoy the re4ca.ati°" of your own pri •ate
COMllUlity. You OWft the IClftd plus 10.AT
SLIP. lrteluded is o comfortobfe Clftd
worm hofM for th• family wittt 4 bdnns.
fam ily r m a nd int e r ior p atio.
Opett-t.efiftq Clftd sunny wiftt woods Gftd
wormttt.. $335,000.
PANORAMIC VIEW-f RESH & NEW
EMJOY kyfront. Oceanfront Clfld lights
ot ni9ht from your hilltop. Newly
dft:orated ftwOUC)ftout °" lorqe lot with
room for poof. Four total bedrOCMM wi"'
large MOSM tuite ond separate efttr•ce
to t•~ ...it. Graftdiose billiard room
with I~ w.t bcr.
Opet' Sat. & Sutt. 1.5 .-.M.
142 1 kinqs Rood
WATERFRONT HOME W/GREENERY
Grodous and cCMltpfdefy redecorated l
b~rOOM hofM. l«reJe livlftCJ rOOtR Clrtd
dhthMJ .-ea, pM spacious family room.
Gr-.d liitchett wittt pGfttry, c.,,...,. fftHMJ
oreo, ,.., opett bar for s.,-vinq. LONJe
"wat .. ~ ont patio" plus lush qardeft with
mature Wvbs. You own the land and
your OWM 10.AT SLIP. S345,000.
#2 l atboo Co•u
Ope91 Sot/Sun I ·S P.M.
BIG CANYON ELEGANCE
Thi1 cOftdoMi•i...,. hOfM ~ be m
"Ho111e leMtiful". Total refinement
reflect.ct ift this 2 bedroom. 2 full berth,
on one le•el in a security qote
H •irONlltftt. Two private potio1 plt11
recr.ationat facilities of poof. iocuni
and teftftis. S 162.500.
Opet' Sot/Sun 1.5 r .M.
20 Sea Island, liq CGftJOft
EXCLUSIVE VIEW HOME
"' o MCWity CjClted community oa a hll o•fl'tooldncJ Mewpori lights, l ayiront •
O c eartfront. l eo11tif ully decorator
desiq,.ed irtterior with coordinated
walko•triftc)I thruovt. Weft..pknwd l
b~rOOM iKJudincJ pri•ote mostw suite
with two atriulM. Hic)h ceilirtC)ed ~
with • Of*'· bright and airy ffflhNJ. A"
i"""oailate hOfM with o VIEW tt.at it
tlltqHS~. $355,000 includirtq land.
OCEANFRONT HIDEAWAY-lAGUNA
Fob.._ VIEW of C atolino, poundirtCJ
wrf mid MC.,... privacy offend ift thl1
cooperati•e -"t °" the blue r ocific. Tw o
bedrooms, 2 botltt, private bofcOfty plus
facffftfft of poof, l each "9owen and
efttertoinmeftt room 1 . leoutifull y
malrttoine.d grounds ond gerterous
green..-y. Submit your own terms.
$200.000.
FOREVER VIEW OF CATALINA
Jut .... to 0c .... °"' IM«h ..t IWfl
L-. 4 & 2 Mdl'oo. .... M octfn
rewfal ...._ leduc~ to SI 92.500.
2·STORY CANALFRONT-VIEW
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npecWy '-9e lot. llock to pooa .ct
tet.fs. 0,... lfN'CH VIEW ..ct NCJhh .t
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My tww•ct. lt~ed to Sitl,500.
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HOMES Inc.
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Y rn \\ , . 3 00() ~Q ft , flt\• l con~lnatl1 n i Bdrmh., hU$lC' r mlly rm . J•H'U//.1 $400,000
L.Ae.UMA llAC..._...llWll
A •~·uuuful ocean \•iew from thi. 3
drm.. with uun u c l'Um(t room : ct· 0~~·:~~'1 C~;st Q:
REAL £STATE
644 ·4141
Ea st Side
Costa Mesa
l 'O'\l•I M1 .... 1 llnt• .. 1 ir1111 clo• 10 ll'lf' m11rinas
( h.11m111 1 J tot'<lrt>01•1 Nllh lam11y room w1rh .l
lor••rit.ir " ,mo ii hr1'1(10 k•lchon En1ov a tov1'1t'<I
1111110 .my 11nll• of v•,ni Giant lot with room lo•
pool Won r 18'>1 $94 900 C alt ,540 1 710
$68,800
VA, FHA Terms
l•ff'IJI opoo1tuni1v to tllkf' ovor this 8'h% loan!
A 'lh•1rtJ 2 llt.Khoom townhome with a privaJe
qilldPn p,ltlo 01n1nq entry Morror and wood
.1rc.1>nh 10 hvmq room Family kitchen with
touilt on' Ju'll <1!1:1pc, to lovely communotv pool
I ..ikr• owr n11yment5. subject .to toan For
1h•t.11t-. 1 alt S40-I 720
Pool Around
This Sprinq!
Th1o; h1>,1111ilul ~ !.'Ory horn,. includes a
1ornrou c,w1mm1nq nnol An a1ecu11ve home
with 4 hr'<1roornc, a lormal d1nin11 room and a
'11111•1 f,1n11tv H1nm Plu'lh new caroers Giant
hnnu<, room I ilr11r c.hc•c·rv k•tchen woth
hvilr 1"' l • "' 1arc1"1• Muc.h more• $118.000
Won I 1.1~1 Cllll ~40-' 120
A Steal
With Aopeal
I I 11111101') w11J.. rh1<1 lt1llUrlOU'l townhome located
tn V1ttaqe Crook lncluoe., 2 bedrooms. 2 baths
1l1nonq room roman11c liropiace. qourmet
kot r 11,.n with IHJlll on <. Fenced patio Easy ·•< 1 •·'!~ to r.0111mun11v pool and 1scuzz1 Acros'i
1111100 1101•1•• •.h11fHJ111q cPnlor $66 000 Call
lrnl,1y 0,4(1 11;10
Re c ipe For A
Happy Family
•;t<"P ont '"' 10 chrck 0111 this. ideal 4 oedroom
1.1m1ly homP w1t11 3 c.ar uorane 11100 entry.
to rmal dononq room. family room. stone
I irf'pl;1n• A.1r ;rnd t>ar 'llOOls Kitchen wtth
•.Plf c:l1>1ir11n11 ovnn and no·wBx floors Patio
Nf'lnt h1>11ut1lul 1.>ark St t8 900 Step 2 is call
">40-1720
A Home
With Ever ythin9!
Anrt 11 • .111nrrtnhtr Contemporary·style home
with 3 ;pat.•011s hNlrooms. a d1n1no room a
fCJv1'1V en1ry hall New carpets are super plush
o .. tullll k•IChPn w•lh bulll·iris 2 patios. And a
qororous SWIMMING POOL Juo;;t In time for
!lprtna end "lummor. Ju<1t S99,000. Must seet
C.alt 540-1720
Luxury for
Your Loved Ones
Fto1:1tu11nq a sparkllnq sw1mm1nQ pool and a
patio' lc1oal family slyto home has 3 bedrooms. o comnmallon d1n1nq room·femlly room with a
co1v lirnptact1 Sunny. kitchen with built-Ins.
$85 000 Don t hos11a10. call 540-t720
A Whole
Lot Of Love
Could turn this •deal llxer upper Into a
charm1nQ 3 Dodroom homo. Versahte floor plan
wllh a d1ninq room. comfy f1replaoe and a
broe,_y kitchen Home 1s a b1Q Enghsh tudor
Slyle Nice yard Tako advantaqe Just $67,000
Call 540-1720
One Of
A l(iftd
Convtnlenlly located end unit townhomo Is
prolttstonally docoraled 2 bedfooms. dinlnq
room ond Qourmet kitchen wtlh bultHns.
Custom Clropee and carpets Upgrades qatore.
Gareqe door oponOI'. Covered patio So much
mQre 175.000. For dot11lls. call 540-1720.
I Ideal For
Lar9e Family ·
l no • real enlertatner's dellghtl Auractlve 5
l)eelroom e11ecuttve home with auper remlly
room. cozy f1rep1ec. In l1rqe llvlnq room and
MOM loving kitchen with bullt·lna. S..Utiful
drf4>U Giant covered patio rune lenoth of
"ome lulh landscape. $129.900. Musi see! a..oi'720
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142-7461
llGCANYON
llc•11ui1ru1 1·u11t111n ttom,.
on the i;olr 1 ouri.1·,
lt•atunnit 5 lar)ll' Wrm11
i.11wly, 1•nurn10U'> fu1nily
1 m & 3 bath.Ii ('ompll•k'
""•lk an bur L11\1•ly ~round& ind pool &
}acu.u1 $7~.000 01wn
S;at Sun I S 20 CyprC"'I'<
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. Vlt!W. 111l'ludc11 Oct•Ot),
tx1y & 111i:ht light!! fro111
t h 111 ,. n 1· h 11 n t 1 n j.t 4
bdrm ,l:untly '111 hnml· w i th lov1•l v c c 111 r11I
00W1y11rcl llom{' 111 on
large 1o1rou11dl'I. offcrlr1~ mruumum pnva1·y Op1•n
Sal/Sun. 1·5. 2.'lOI Win
dover, CdM. $298.~
AS K FOR
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631-3444
4 BR+ den
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mod1•l1•d k1t 1·hl•ll 1-:x.
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LOOK!
NEW GOVT PHOC HAM
We have fist mg~ for ovl'r
:fJ home> 2. 3, & 4 Ddrms
Ln thi.'\ area that can be
purchas<'d with as httlc
as SlXJO to S6000 down
TOTAl4 PAY M ENTS
bet.ween $41111 & $500 /\II
under $66.000. Cull today
for a lisl m your area
Mulhearn nlty Register
898-7853
NEWPORT FIXER
$122,500
This 3 Bdrm home i11
step& from lhc beach, on
the Peninsula. ll do finitely needs TLC, hut
has tremendous potcn·
Ual. Brin.: your tools und i ma ~i nall o n . Cal l
$4().USl
~HERITAGE . • REALTORS
F ...... ASTIC CONDO
./THE CAPE SfRllS
I Great 2 Bdrm, 2 ll/\
I Xlnt rond " tocot1on
I Pool-Puu.lnR grt.-en
./ Ages or owners 45·6S
./ Asking $87 .500 2044 Tustin J\ ve. C M.
OPENSUNOJ\V l·S
Aak For John Corey
REALTORS 141-7414 ------
IAYatHT
~SAT/SUN 1-5
2039 SHIPW A Y
NEWPORT RE/\Cll
Spacious 3 bdrm., 3
baths, family rm. +
brkfat. rm. home in dCJ·
l l«h lful a r oa of
B.\YCRESTI 2 Fplca1 Plt.ic?t 11prinltlers. Pricco lo HU at $205,000 !
~SUMl·5
142 HAMIL TOM
COSTAMISA
Attention buHdera. ln-
v11t ora, ever yone!
1Mp R·2 lot wllh cute 2 bdrm. home on reer; on·
ly •• 0001 WATf .... ,..,,.OMT
..UCID St 0,0001
Pler/noat j duplex on
1..-1 R-2 lot; CIOle lo aho19, Udo VIiiage • a re·
al Value ror S23UOO t .... ::"'-
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19S7 VISTA CAUDAL
Family hotM · h1 Hrior View -4
J»•dt-oolM. located °" .... 9'9 ....... -• t hort waftr to the pooft. A fuly ...,ocMd
Palet'lllO "°" with ••• Dppllmtcet, tit. entry 9ld MUCh nt0r•. $207,000.
644-7020
2123 SAN JOA9UIM HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
~COATS & WALLACE
'::rP REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING
J HE SOUT C AST ARlA SINCE 1963
LIKE NEW
IN LAKE FOREST
Move ri~hl in this vacant 3 Bdrm. 21h
bath hom e . Formal dining. mountain
v 1ew fire place, micro wave. bu ii tins.
c ustom built with oversized bdr m s:
Pricc.-d below mar ket for fas t s ale at
$102,000. c .. 546-4141
BLUFFS CONDO
$128,000
Po pular 3 Odrm Franciscan model in
origini.il Bluffs. Walk to high school
a nd s hoppmg. Assume existing 9'14o/r
L OAN. Owner will help finance.
I m m edi a t e occupancy can be
arran)(cd. c~ 546·4141
Serving Co sta M esa-Irvin e
Huntington Be ach-Newpo rt Beac..h
CE
810111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
2443 VISTA NOILEZA
OPEN SUM 1·5
Lar ge Single Level P aula P lan. 3
BR + fr in Newport Beach Bluffs.
Excel. F ir P lan. Courtyard Entr .
T ile d Entry. Lr~ L R W /Cus FP.
Cathedral Ceilings. All Elec. Kit.
Hut:tc Master BR Ste. 2 Patios. On
Fee Land. An Excel. Offering At
Only $199,500. A "Joy Of Newport''
Listing.
2043 VISTA CAJON
OPEN SUM 1·5
Gor geous 3 B R 2 Ba End Unit.
Spacious LR. Lrg Master BR Suite .
3 S kylig ht s. ·Hi Wood Beamed
Ce ilin ~s. P a tio W /So Expos.
Overlookin~ Th e Finest Greenbe lt
Are a . Only $155,000. A "J oy Of
Newport" Listing.
2156 VISTA EHTRADA
OPEN SUM 1·5
Rare 4 BR Built In Riviera Section
Of Bluffs W /View Of Night Li~hts
Across Bay . Sep Q t rs F o r
Office/Study /Guests . E x Storage.
New App,1 In Kitche n . A "J oy Of
Ne wport 'Listin g. $165.000.
EXEC. CONDO VIEW
Quiet Setting On Big Canyon Golf
Course. Nlte Lites & Golf Course
View. 3 BR. Formal Dining . Wet
B ar. 2 P v t P atios . Secluded
Location. Furniture Included. Top
Security. $255.000. Open Sun. l·S.
IAYSIDI!
In T he Fabulous Bayside Cove
Comm W/Sec Gate . Nr Pvt Bch On
T he Bay. 2 BR. 2 Ba . Origina l
Model Home . Pool. Jacuzzi. Excep.
OCf erlnf(. Call To Inspect . 1215,000.
SPYGLASS OCIAM VllW
Br eathtaking 180° View From This
Beaut 3 BR + fr portsm outh Model.
Upi r ad ed Kitchen . Formal Dinin.c.
Lrg FR W/FP. Courtf ard Hu Pool ,
Flreplt. Glassed·ln Jae Off Beaut
Decorated Mat . BR. Call Now.
._.30,000. Open Sun. 1·5 •
IPICTACULAI SPYe&.ASS Lovely 5 BR Coronado Mdl W /Night Ll1ht View. Prof. Landscaped Yd
W /Many Ex Fetturea -Pool, Jae .•
Sauna. Entry Leads To Lrg LR le
F ormal DR. Completely Modem
Kit. Dwnttn Ga me Room. Call For
Appointment To lnapect. '800.000.
@
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450 NEWPORT Cl!NTER DRIYI 7St•Ol11
•OPEN HOUSES•
OllGIHAL ILUFFS
Don't dread those hot. s ticky days
a head. just open a window & l et
n a ture supply the air-conditloninli{ in
this exotic condo o verlooking BACK
OJ\ Y; it's a split-level 3 bdrm .. 21/2 bath
unit with 2 c·ar J:?araJ:?e. $178.000. 302
AVF.NIOA CUMBRE. N.B. <Vista del
O ro to Caudal) OPEN SUN. l·S.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Th re: are fences -eve n a cross-fe nce
between the tropical patio & heat ed
pool but. you won't feel fenced
m ... there are wa lls (mostly ~l ass) .
b ut you wo n't get claus trophobia.
because all 3 bdrms., formal d ining
rm . & living rm. are spacious AND
you'll like the price a t $225,000. 633
'A MEO H IGHL ANDS DR .. N .B .
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5.
CANYON CREST
If you'n • tire d of look in~ -a nd tired of
d ecorating, this pro fess. upg r adcti
('Oncio could be the ans wer : the custom
huilt ·in bookshe lves. "Sutton Dra pes"
& extensive use of mirrors. incl. wel
ba r , arc jus t a few of t he attractions in
this 3 bdrm .. 211'.! bath condo. You own
the land. $179.500. #6 CANYON LANE.
N .B. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
T his may not be your firs t home -but
il could be you r LAST ONE becaus e
you 'll LOVE the ne ighbo rhood. the
t'O nvcnient loc·ation & the r estful
OCEAN VIEW! You'll be impressed
with quality & spaciousness in this
l<wt•ly 4 bdrm. & f:Jmily rm home
THI•: COURMET KITC H EN is
s omething s p ecia l 1 S335.000 882
S ANDCASTLE. N.B. OPEN SUN 1·5.
EXCITING WOODIRIDGE!
M a ny sophis tic a t e d buyers a r e
t•hoosing Woodbridge because of the·
nume r ous activities s uch as. new
s hopping cente rs. r ecreation facilities.
<'le . COM f, WITH US to this end unit
wit h 2 txtrm .. 21h bath prize winning
floor plan . $119.500. #61 PINEWOOD.
I RVINK Coff W. Yale Loop). OPEN
S AT/SUN 1 -~.
DEERFIELD
Another n ew area that 's r a pidly
developing c ha r acter & persona lity
Lcl us s how you one of the .. PATIO
HOMES" with 3 bdrms . & 2 baths -
fr ee-s tanding unit o n cor n er
location .. $1 to.000 CYou own the land l.
#7 SANDERLING. IRVINE. OPEN
SUN t -5.
DEERFIELD TERRACE
A C'hoicc locatio n o n beautiful
g reenbelt. with view of community
pool: featur es inc l. 3 bdrms .. 21-'2 baths.
hrick frplc. & priva te patio. Fee land.
you o wn i t . Only $89.900. lt42
SNAPDRAGON. joff Doe Tra il )
J R VINE. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
WEST CLIFF
. . . A close·in location. yet has a ll the
p rivacy & char m of a well est ablished
ne ig hborh ood . T h is love ly h o m e
contr ibutes lo the pictur e with its
pro fc s s. I and s c ap in g & we 11
m aint ained 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home.
$174.000. 1500 CORNWALL <cor. of
Dover ) N.B. OPEN SUN. 1-5.
HARIOR HIGHLANDS
T his elegant h ome has "eye appeal"
fro m the c urb to the sparklin~ pool in
the back yard. It has 4 bdrms. PL US a .
fam ily rm . with used brick rrplc. that
provides a finis hing touch to t h e
picture of "RUSTIC CHARM". An xlnt
value at $167.500. 1907 BERYL LANE.
N.B OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 ..
HARIOR HIGHLANDS
... A surprisi n~ value in a quiet.
secluded location. yet a definite part of
a well establis hed nei~hborhood : this
s pacious 4 bdr m . home offers a "heap
o'livin' "for th e large fa mily -& the
heated & fil tered pool will keep the
ch ildren ·1n your o wn bac k yar d .
$182.500. 1615 RUTH LAN E, N.B.
OPEN SAT/SUN t -5.
WESTCUFF
. . . An origina l owne r , who h as never
stopped adding special a men ities to a
basically subs tantial home. offers this
3 bdrm. & family rm. home ror sale.
T h e pool & jacuzzi have so m any
deluxe featur es you'll need a special
briefin g t o "fl y It". $239.500. 1101
OXFORD LANE. N.8. OPEN SUN. l·S.
NEWPORT HllCMfTS
Ort times the most beautiful daughter
in a ra mlly is the last on e to get
m arried ... why ? Perhaps it's lack of
exposure to eno uf(h people ; the same is
true of real e8tate. COME WITH US to see a lovely 3 bdrm ., formal dining rm.
le fa mily rm. home. There ls an
ovenized 3 car garage PLUS off .street
pa rklna for rec. ve hicle. '1'72,500. 3000
CLAY ST., N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN.1·5.
!allALIMDA I 1' tltl JIGO sq ft 4 BR
clllm ..... OD Oftr" M . '11 ..... proper1y. Ap· =ID et sa•.•· ........ •l
........ 1111 ....
associated
RNOtie:LM", WI 1\1 ·1 .....
J •" '/Ill fl iii 1 1 II
O.W.C. 1st
Z t1tory, ~Ullom home In Olrof'w <kl Mar'• finest area 3 Bdrm ti den1 3
bath. M11tr bdrm 1n· dudes frplc, hi" & her
bath It pvt det'k. F~e
land ~.000.
Ail '42·3263 -
fllc~!!CJ~~~
••OPEN HOUSES 1-5•• . OPEM IM EAILY ILUFFS Low
l ease h o l d . Good v ie w o n
cul-de-sue. flare 2 s ty. Dolor es.
pr1v<1lt· $189.500. SEE VOOY
Nf:LSON AT 503 AVEN I OA
CAMPANA.
orEH '" l.AMCHO SAN JOAQUIN
One of a kind! Elega nt 2 BO & den
on th<' golf course' lake'. ViC'w of
m ountains & lig hts too' $139.500 .
SEE GINNY ANDERSON AT 20
N UEVO
OPEN IH WESTCLIFF Tr1.1cht1onal
cus to m home 4 Br, 4 Ba. extra
largt• panelf'ci fom room A finf'
offering ;it $298.500 SE r-: EVAN
COHKF.TT AT I RJJ ANTJGUA
WA Y.
OPEN IM UNIVHSITY PARK Bright,
s puc1ous . 3 bedroom s . 21/:t baths.
Steps away from major g reenbelt.
$124.950 inc ludin g la n d . SEE
CORA BALDIK08KI AT 61 OAK
TR1':E LANE.
OPEM IN CORONA DR MAI Lovely
n·modclcd home with 4 l)(.•droum's
& a magnificent lrg lot The prict•
1s S23'l.500 and vou own the land
SEE CAROLE l\ll·MAllA AT 1014
SEA LAN E
OPEN IH THE ILUFFS Best valu<'
"Oolon•s" in North Bluffs Verv
private cul de -s ac with larg e
~reenbclt on three' s ides $161 ,500
SE~ MAGG I F. GUTH AT 300
OTEHO.
OPEN IH OLD COIONA DR MAR
Olcl world <:harm in <.i c ustom new
homt· Hardwood fl oors. Fren(•h
<lool's Lt hra ry Gourrn<'I kitchen
Stl!IX.000 SEE NANCY SIM MONS
AT ~:1:1 POPl'Y
OPEN IH TURnE ROCk 4 lwdroom
:1 hath hornt.' with famil y nx>m.
dining room & thrN' <.·ar g aragt•
Ac·ro~s from par k & clos<> to tenn1-.
& pools Sl34.500 land inc lude<!.
S EE CRA IG KINDIG AT 18832
SAGINA W
OPEN IN OLD COROMA DR MAR
f1r~t time on m arkt•t. s mall houst·
on 40 foot lol. one h<1lf block rrom
on·an. !.Omt· \ 1cw J usl r edul·et..I .
$229.!'1()() S t-:t-: LUCY R OSE AT 227
LAHKSPUH
GOLFERS A nEMTION
A beautiful Md ,am Aug usta right
on Big Canyon golf roursc· Wutl'h
the aC'l1v1ty on thE" 4th grc<'n from
this expensively rl<'corated 2 HD
and a den condo. $248.500 .
NEWPORT SHORES
Wa lking distance lo ocean. 4 BR.
fam rm. 3 baths. patio w /jacuzz1
plus waterfront d ct'k J\11 this for
$HJ9.500
LUSk HARIOR VIEW
ti Rdrm fnmily room. pool. s pa,
Sandp1 p<.•r on a q111 el <'Ul·de-s a<.·.
S uper nl'al with new l'iHPets &
drapes. $279.500 F et>.
AVAIL.AILE IH EASTILUff
A special 4 Bd. formal dining room
ho me . The bric k p atio, colo rful
la ndscapinl! & c harmin~ decor
le nd warmth & c h a rm to this
d cli~htful reside nce. $179,500.
OM THE IAY-.t.T THI con
Elegant 2 bedrooms . a den & three
haths . White sand beach. pool &
s pa in a p r ivute. Rated & small
tommumty. T his Is Newport ut ils
fine st. $297 .000.
llG CAMYOM
P ool. jacuzzi. foun t ain!\, BBQ.
e n t e rtainm e n t ce nter .
Eve ryth ing's here fo r fa m ily
comfort & fun. Ins ide a re 4 bdrm s .
with man y decorutor t ouchei;.
Autumn colors. $475,000.
MOMAC~M HAllOI VIEW
Just like u model. 2 bdrms, den & 2
baths. H<-atcd pool. Del Piso tile in
kit('hen & entry ha ll. Lovely ne w
d r apes See thru t•quarium
between hall & de n. $169.500.
WISTCUff 4 llOIOOMS
Oarlln f( Wcst c li ff ho m e m ade
a ffordable for t he yount( strowin~
family, quiet tree lin ed cul-de.sac ..
Large lot, close to schools &
s hopping . $139,000 .
SPYMASS MIU
Spectacular view ho m e w ith 8
bedroorM, fam ily and huge bonus
room. Cape Cod charm with love ly
pool and sp a. $515,000.
144·9060
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UNIQUE HOMES O'Etf l·S TODAY
~QUI IN SIA VIEW 4 b<trm J.!fl'QI
view. Ja<.·u111 . patio:-. .ind m••ctr tt>nn1s
a n d ll o o I s . 2 8 !) . o 0 o S <' f' J C> 1\ n n
Boisst•llt• ut l!Jl 1 Yut•ht l\l urw
flONT IOW VIEW C'omplelelv
redon('' H andsome· l'Olorful 1"1 \'3('arit
3 bdrm. 21 • bath!-., pool and frpkf'S
I.iv rm looks O\'l'r hoot:-. Set• l)ott 1e
Johnson <Jt 150~ Dolphin . f r v tni.'
Tl'rr:t<·<.•. ur1ng·SS 15.000
UNIQUE IN NEWftOIT IUCH 2 new
c ustom homes. both Unique! 3 bdrms.
2 story, s un decks. microwaves. etc.
$215.000. See Allan Heller ut rrvine
and 15th in Newpor t Heights
UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DR MAI -
One of the bes t Ocean Blvd. views -3
bdrms. 2 baths. hardwood fl oors.
jacuZi'i , $575.000. <:-it ! See Mary Wold
a t 3620 Ocean Bl\'d.
UNIQUE IN WESTCLIFF -S ha rp
Sturdevant built 3 bdrm. 2400 sq. ft.
l~e lot. very private and just $169.500.
See Sharon Corzine at 1406 Westcliff
UNIQUE IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS -4
bdrm. :J bath. sin~le story ; privacy
a bounds: pr ivat e beach access.
5178.000. See Donna Schroeder at 4806
Cortland.
UNIQUE IN CORONA DEL MAR -3
bdrm charmer on an R-2 lot. Great
location. custom remodeled and some
view. Sec Kath ie Shield s at 506
Margut•rite. Brin~ $179.000.
UNIQUE IN llG CANYON -McLain
Townhome. new. incred. golf course
v i ew. upg r a des. $220,000. See
Ve rgilene Hull at #75 Sea Island.
UNIQUE IN SHORECLIFFS -Attractive
shi ngl~d 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 2 frplces.
wood noors. nr . pvt. beach. $300.000.
See at Z77 Morning Canyon.
UNIQUE IN IAYCRHT -3 bdrm. adult
occupied and shows it. lge. lot. )J!e.
Ii \'. rm .. c-it. $195.000. ~e Rosemar y
Stuhlbar~ at 1837 Commodore Road .
UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Near the
park. library and school. very family,
vacant and priced at $111.900. See
J ackie Ha ndleman at 2918 Ellesmere
UNIQUE IM OLD COM -Cute duplex! 2
bdrm home. guest r oom plus fantastic
I bdrm income unit. See Debi Bibb
<owner) at 406 He liotrope, b ring
$215,000.
UNIQUE IN EASTILUFF -5 bdrms.
across from a park. biggest on the
block a nd just $185.000 in Nwpt. Bch.
See Dwayne Merry at 2640 Basswood.
UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW -3 bdrm.
ne wer qua lity a ppointments. large
corner lot. great vie w, $375,000 fee.
See Bob Hodges at 2921 Pebble.
UNIQUE IM FOUNTAIN ¥ ALLIY -5
bdrms. 7200 sq. ft. lot . near Mi. Sq.
Park. just $94.000. See La raine Shaw
at 16371 Mahogany.
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REALTORS'
THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEA TEST HOM~S
CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000
MESA VERDE, 546-6990 • CALL US
SS CASH SS 5 CONDO'S UNDER
for your home in 24 hre. SSS,000. Now Is tbe
Call World Finance buyers mtt.. next year ~ent. Ul-2%27 24 br theee wW be SS$,OOO. Buy
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\"Ott SJ.\l..E :t bedroom . t·'• hath.
fi••n horn•· w11h loath of Mt>xl can &
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rnodt•I $10!1,!)00 A~k fur Ho~ Stl'mcn:-. trn tltili
MEW .. OIT HEIGHTS
Co1to MHG
H1•.iut1flll duplc:x Clus4;' lo park .
~dmol. and 1 ~ tllllv to bciH·h. Owner
u111t with t·xt•dh•nt rental Both units
ha\ t• :1 bedroom~. 21 :! baths. sunken
I I\ mg room. ft rL•plc.1<·t' and pr1 \ ac y
W5 000 A!-.k for rto. Sit'mens 631 -1266
COSTA MESA
hMMH Opportwlity
BAROF;R S HOP /h air dcs i~n !
· Ext<'ll t.>nt shopping center location. 2
<'hairs w/room -for 2 more . Sl0.500
A!-.k for Hoy Siemens 631·1266
SWIMMING POOL
:1 bl•droom. at rium model on oversized
lot in Mesa Verde North. Micro~ve
bu r ~l ar a l a r m & combo
fret'zC'r /rcfrig included. Onl y $99.990.
Ask for Glen Hcllwarth 631·1266
COLLEGE PARK
IRVIME
4 Bedrm Columbia model. Family rn. + bonus rm, a ir cond .. tile roof,
vacant. See this weekend at 3581 Sego.
Priced fo r quick sale, $129,500. Ask for
F red Gibson 559-9400.
of costa ,_sa. ir•hle, Mwpori IMoch, htc.
234 E. 17Ht Street, Costa M.sa
631-1266
'll;ir"'""•cl<' Nl'lwork nf lnrl1villuallv
()" nt'Cl and llp<'rutcd Reul 1-:stiite Offtr es
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REALTORS
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OPEN HOUSES 1-5
4f JASMINE CRE.H DRIVE: le.tlM ftwff
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prl•ot• st.dy with. Its oww fl...,,au.
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TEMNS COUITS. S244,SOO. 0'84 SAT &
SUM I to 5 P.M.
I, 19 JASMINE CIEH DRIVE: A pri•ah,
C}ohd. ccaaowdty lft tlM ..._.. of C.....
cs.I Mm-. A be.tfM, prelffglo .. W"Y of It.
-pool, fac••d, qrefftMlts, TIMMIS
COUITS: 24 '"-" ..-d semc•. Ir.cl
MW l'LAM 5 -split leYet, ltne M*OOlllS,
fallllty "'°°"' & OCEAN •l.w. 1-.dlN
possesslOft. Owft•r wUI also 1.... or
IHH/optiOlt at $ 1,000. llllOftfWy. W .. I
priced at $244,500. OPEN SAT & SUH I
to S P.M.
3322 VIA UDO: SopMstfcahcl l•IRg at lh
best. D•-tM few IM•u• caada 11• las
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foot..-. Wall& to Lido VI .............
rest.. wl• & sltops. $495,000. <>PIH SAT
& SUN 12 Mo. to 4:00 r .M.
CORONA DEL MAI: ATTENTION
IMYESTOIS: Cal for IRfol...._ • tMM
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priced • $460,000.
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COU OF MIWPOIT llALTOIS
21111. c...t Hwy •• c..... .. Mar
675-5511
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seilsationaJ ExecutJve 5 bdrm. with
blJllard·sized family roorn. ........ , $5450,000
Sou~arter Deane townhouse, ~ l·level, 2 & a den. Dn ,500.
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Sund!y. March f8, t979 DAIL y PILOT RS
IF YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED
TO UYE ON THE OCEAN . . •
YN .,..., JN this IJMdCMIClor c111tom M•dit•rranea1t ho•.
,.._, yow •P• on the ••~r-challjlftCJ view of whitewater arcd
llfill..t -..h. Heaf' the pound•ftCJ wrf. This professlonoUy
~ 3 ledroom, 2 ba"' ho• 11 Ideal for qraciat11
lndoor/ovtdoor llvhtg. The mony cuifom features IBchtde:
11.,orW '-' flxtw•• mwl tn..: lftttf'c°"'; GOWWMt ldtc"-. ftMy ~·=-wltt. ._. b •• ..d microwa••: LMttg rOOM wlttu .~ c .ct CCNt•traotlon pit, 2 ffNpfaces; Custoftl wallco•tr·
"'9• .ct ..well"'°"'
COtM .ct '" thl1 fMCJiftfflc...t hoMe at S I OJ Su.-..
on Saturday & S..ndoy between I 2 & 4 P .M.
/Vewport Pier J(eall!f
2005 Balboa Blvd.. N .I . 67]-2051
View Catalitta!
41R-POOl·SPA
Superior views from this gorgeous bluffs top tn·
level. Double door entry.
elegant mirrored walled
living rm. Formal din·
1ng, z fplcs, 4 spacious
bedrms. family room opens to sparkling pool
and 6' circular spa Giant
firepit' Covered \ 1ew pat1oand balcony. Much,
much more! Priced to
sell fast! Sl7•1.900. Call
now. 546-2313 •• ,., I •. ' • ti .. I
IEACH
TRl-PLEX
OHL Y $285,000
Elegant property located
near bay & beach. 2 · 4 br
& 1 · 3 br units. Xlnt ren-
tal area of choice area to
live. 759" 150 l
Real Estate
GREAT INCOME!
IALIOA ISLE
Residential + Z com-
mercial rentable spaces.
5 Car parklnf::. t block to
water. 3 bedrm 3 bath un ·
BA YFRONT CONDO
PIER & SLIP AV AIL.AILE
FOR LARGE IOAT
$250,000
Larj:!c 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Immaculate
t hruout with beautiful carpet a nd
drapes. Bu1lt-1n s. bay views from
kitchen. living room & covered patio
deck.
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
2 bedrooms & de n. or use as 3 bedroom
house + 1 bedroom apartment on large
legal lot near tennis courts.
$375,000
WATERFR ONT
with 42' hoat s lip. built-ins. 2
fireplaces. 2 covered patios. 3-ca r
garage. Tremend o us finan ci n ~.
$350.000.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 NEWPORT BLVD.
CORNER 30TH
it . Fireplace. Super for G....,-al I 002 ~al I 002
summer/winter ra tes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-8550
Ol'fN fll '>•fl\ 1<1•1 llll·I N~ I ' ['(f(llltl
MARRIAGE SALE
Lvly 4 b:r, 3 ba fmly home
w/view located i11 h ighly
desirable Castille area of
Mission Viejo. Invest
now in one of Orange
County's fastest ap·
precialing ureas. Selle r
Just married, does not
need 2 homes. Agent is
seUer. 646-7711
CORNELL
GARDB4HOME
4 State ly bed r m s.
balcony orr master suite.
3 batm. steps to adult
pool, childr en 's pool,
jacuzzi. tennis courts.
Discover a new exciting
way or life. Call now,
546-2313
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TUES! TRHS!
EASTSIDE
IEAUTY
Decorator's showplace. Highly upgraded & re·
modeled thruout. New
plush crpts. Dra matic atrium entry. Parquet
floors in entry & fmly
rm. Only Sl2t,900. Phone
today for appl. Ope n
Eves. 54$-9491
Nel:!i'Fee
$169,500!
It will be love at first
sight! Hith!Y upgraded 3
bedrm + family rm.
Warm earth tones and
wood tbruout. Sur·
rounded by haah gardens -..ct sunny paUo. Call to·
~Ci;:e showings
()llfN 111 9• 11~ f UN IOl't N<(f •
l\tliMI
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.. ....... , .. ollunry » w1a1t tide s bedroom, a
...... 2 •'°'7 ...... ol· fen. New ns carpatla1 appllancH aad palnt
· bllbll1bt thl1 lovely ....... ,,. "'*" .... ~ 10 make aa on.~~ '1.15.900 . Call •
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PROPERTIES
L«*iDc fOI' a bome ol
JOW own? YOU'ii find
...., ...... advertised
f• ta1t lo Clatsllltd ""'JdQ.
-COLOR ;T-GREEN -
For the money you can save on this
brand new 2 bdrm.. 2 bath condo
jus t a round t h e corne r from
Ne wport Harbor Yacht Club at 816
W. BALBOA BLVD., N.B. -only
Sl47 .500 full price! Look at t hese
features: frplc .. wet bar. central
a ir-conditioning, built·in security
syst em. 2 car enclosed garage,
imme di ate occu pancy. fi n est
quality wa ll to wall carpeting &
more! OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5.
-IUSHMILL SPECIAL -
See the r ace from this elegant 4
bdrm., 3 bath home in Seaview.
Prestige secured communit y with
gu a rded gates & private tennis &
swimming club. Sp acious family
s ized ho me built a r ound large
jacuzzi-sized atrium, with 2 frplcs.,
lar ge family r m ., m any luxury
features such as built-in vacuum,
plush carpeting, de luxe gourmet
kitchen & more. OPEN SAT/SUN.
1-5. Ente r off San Miguel Dr. & tell
the guard at the gate you wish to
see 2123 YACHT YA NKEE, N.B. He
will give you directions. -HO II.ARNEY •
5 Bdrms. in the West cliff area near
Mariners Park, on quiet tree-lined
street, for $179,300 ! Needs some
fixin ', but what a buy. Set among
homes costing much more. Single
story, large kitc he n with eating
area. 2 frplcs .. family rm. • a great
home for a growing family.
.Ila INVESTMENT
!Jll9' OPPORTUNITY
Clean industrial bldg. leased until
1982. Prime area near Van Nuys
Airport. 14,720 Sq. ft. including 3200
sq. ft. in offic es. Completely
air-cond., with heavy duty 1,000
amp power. An xlnt investment•
opportUJ)ity at $480,000.
.IL AIOUT
!JS OUR COMPANY
This year. Harbor Realty is
celebrating its 35tb birthday. In an
industry where many compani~s
come & go, we are proud to be one
of the oldest, if not the oldest, real
estate brokerage firm in the harbor
area. lf you would like to know
more about us, call or write for our
current company brochure.
673-4400
HARBOR
macnab I Irvine
raaltg
<>PIH SUM 1-4:30 P.M.
124 VIA TRIEST E . LIDO ISLE.
Ne w on the market ! Spacious 4 BR
home w /exquisite wood panelin~.
oversized living rm & dinin~ rm
open onto s unny So. patio. 45' lot -
near clubhouse. rennis & private
heaches. $595.000. Cathryn Tennille
644·6200. <Y-69)
OPEN SUN l·S P.M.
2071 P O RT BRI S TOL C IR .
HARBOR VIEW HOMES. Just
r educed to.$189,400 ! Don 't miss this
customized s ingle -st or y s BR. 3
bath home w /formal dining r m . lg.
utility rm + detached garage. Prof.
decorated w /new cpt & fresh paint + gourm e t kit c h e n w /n ew
a ppliances. Lg. pool-size yard
w /fruit trees. Do nna Godsha ll
644-6200. (Y·70>
OPEN SUM I ·S P.M.
501 C AN CHA. TH E BLU F FS.
Beautiful ramily condominium in
tennis club area near pool. New on
the mar ket -"Z" P lan w/4 BRs.
bonus rm w /wet bar . remodeled
family rm/country kitchen. Interior
decor ating has made it ready for
your move-in ... so hurry! See it at
this most favorable price or $229.500
incl. land. Tom Allinson 642-8235.
<Y-71 )
OPEN SUH I ·5 P .M.
1816 BUTTONSHELL Coff Holid ay).
Let the sun or s ta rs sh ine in -Qr -
c lose the "retract able roof'' for
s nu ~·as -a-bug comfor t in this
custom built Ivan Wells Baycrest
home. Huge, high-ceilinged atrium
w/handicrafted bar is ente red thru
ha ndsome dbl door e ntry adjoined
by forma l li ving & d ining rms. 4
cheerful BRs & 3 b aths + Spanish
tiled pool surrounded by sunny deck
in secluded courtyard. $329,500.
La rry Oyer 642·8235. <Y-721
OPEM SUN I ·S P.M.
1219 SANTIAGO. DOVER SHORES.
Cathedra l ceilings & e xposed
beams e nhance the open feeling of
the living & fa mily rms of this
c ha r ming bo rn e. Indoor -outdoor
fl o w t o ga rde n pa tio invites
California-st yle ente rtaining . Ne wl y
equipped gourmet kitchen. 4 BRs
w !view. 2112 baths & private Dove r
Shores beach privileges all combine
to provide the ultimate in Newport
Beach living. $349,500 incl. land.
Larry Oyer 642-8235. <Y -73)
Of'EN SUN 1-5 P.M.
16 SKYSAIL. JASMINE CRE EK.
Elegant 3 BR Plan 5 in security
gu a rded community. _ .lock .your
doors & travel w/peace of mind!
Or ... while home. enjoy comm.
te nnis. s wimming & n e arby
clubhouse. Highly upgraded incl.
ai r c ond, s oft wate r . bit-in
bookshelves + ocean view from
kitc hen. den & pa tio. Newly listed
-HURRY! $269,500. Amy Gaston
642-823.5. <Y-74)
<>PIH SUH 1·5 P.M.
128 VIA HAVRE. LIDO ISLE. One
of the best buys on l 'h lots!
Gr ac iou s r es id e n ce for
entertaining ... h uge living rm +
family rm -sepa rate formal
dinin~ rm. Master suite + conv.
d e n w /bat h d o wn ; 2 freshl y
decorated BRs & bath up. Lovely
walled pa tio w /s unny exposure.
$375,000 incl. prime land. Cathy
Schweickert 642·8235. (Y-75)
OPIM SUH 1·5 P.M.
4614 C ORTLAND, CAMEO
HIGHLANDS. You can enjoy an the
charm & privacy of this choice
family area in CdM & have the
t'Omfort & joy of a t o tally
r e furbish ed & r e modeled 4 BR
r esidence! There reaJly aren't any
sens ible a lternatives to this quality
home in prime location. $194,500.
Coby Ward 642-8235. <Y-76)
OPIM SUM l·S P.M.
1724 TRADEWINDS, BA YCREST.
Spacious (approx. 3350 sq.ft.> 3 BR,
3 bath ho me w /den -big new
kitchen w /sunny brkfst rm -4
f pies -2 air conditioners -master
w /ja cuzzi -high beams -French
doors & windows + pool-size yard.
See & Compare! $249,500. Elaine
Svedeen 642·8235. <Y-77)
SHOllCU .. S
Graciousness & charm of the Old &
New Worlds are combined in this
outstanding country home located a
short walk from private beach.
Offers 4 BRs (m aster w /sauna &
jacuzzi); living rm w /exposed
beamed cemng; family rm +
study: country Jdtcben. Step thru
French doors from 5 rooms to the
newly landscaped & secluded used
brick patio complete w /deluxe spa .
A ppt. only . Lynne Valentine
644-6200. <Y·78)
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pool & jac 240 P[Oduc mic
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HOUSES FOi SALE
J .. IOOM
• •601 l..1do t,nrk C4A > Npt Heh
631 1400 $.185.000 Sund •Y 1·4 ~ euw.mi. Corona tlul Mor
tt7~ ~ $176,000 Snt / un 1·5
20 Seo J hmd. m" an yon. NB
631·1 I $162.500 Sot/Sun I s
l<t91 C:irm~lita. J.asruna Bch
400 1378 Open Sun 11 3
431 Rlvt•n ndr. Nt•Y. port n ach
6'1S 3411 $146,600 Sat /Sun t S
4 Dt."'f>etur. lrvant•
~·2.'ll:\ SSS.~Xl Sun 12 4
10.1 \' t Anlitw <Lido l'-1<' > N B
673 7~X> Sun 1 ~
75 St>n hland 0r l lhJ!('}n JN H
G7S f1000 $220,flOC> Sun I ~
• •1245 1lay111tlt>J>1 tM 1JIKu1J 'd M
64 2 823S $425 000 Sun 1 ,j
22•r7 •~to lhwrta lfiluff~> NU
642.Jrll.S l I0,000 Sut /Su11 I 5
2 II ...... FAM RM w DIH
156 r-krnll, Costa Meo;a
548 1168 $78.500 s_.t Sura I •I
33101 Sundp1pt•r C'rt. S <m Juan< \1p
496 GSH.1 $86,900 Sat /Sun w 5
2J9 Via Sun He mo <Lido Isle ) NU
675 5621i Open O::uly l 4
421 Pttarl St . Lag una Beach
494·9'173 Sat/Sun t 4
15 Skys a 11 Or <J n~mi1w Creek >
"44·49JO $200.000 Sut/Sun 1·5
425 F.I <.:tamino dt'l M :tr. Lai?una Re h
494 9-173 $285.000 S<it/Sun l .4
• 1851 Port Klmbnly, N B
752-1700 $168.000 Sun 12·5
316 W. 191.h St • S:rnta A11a
546-2313 $G.'i.500 Sun 1·5
409 Holmwood Dr .. Newport Heights
642-2'm Sat/Sun 1·5 ••JS Balboa Coves. N.D.
675-6670 $350.000 Sunday 1·5
11 Brid~ewood <Woodbridge) Irvine
833-9293 $127.950 Sun. 1·5
2122 Hilltop <HV Knoll ) NR
642-8235 $172.000 Sa t/Sun 1·5
l IEDIOOM
•4152 Escudero <Ra cquet Club) Irv.
631-1400 $135,900 Sunday 1·5
• •2 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach
631 ·1400 $345,000 Sun 1·5
2868 E l Rio Cir ., Costa Mesa
545-4785 $89,900 Sund ay 1·5
3449 Plumeria <Greenbrook> CM
972-1104 $109.000 Sa t /Sun 1·4
24 l E. Wilson. Costa Mesa
548· 7454 $9J ,:>00 Sat /Sun 12·4
• • 55 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Reh
673-5991 Sat/S un 1·4
506 Marguerite <Old CdM ) CdM
675-6000 $179.000 !-;at/S un 1·5
2043 Vista Cajon <Bluffs) NB
631-1800 $15.5.000 Sat/Sun Hi
499 F.. 19th St .. Costa Mes a
645-7724 $93.900 Sat /Sun 1·5
9'17 Tia Juana St .. Lag una Bch
499-4471 $140.000 Sat/Sun 10·4
14 11 Kings Rd. CClfhaven ) NB
642-5200 $425.000-fec SI S 1·5
1206 Pembroke Ln. <Wstclf> N .B.
540-1151 $159.000 Sun. 1·4
1518 Irvine. New port Beach
631·5252 $119.500 Sunday 1·5
226 Via Gr aziana <Lido Is le ) N.B.
675·4562 $264.500 Sun. 1·5
4214 W. Rc~ent Dr .. Santa Ana
645-0303 $137 .000 Sat /Sun l ·S
416 Plat a . The Bluffs. N.B.
640.5357 $224.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
508 Ventaja, Bluffs. N.B.
640·5357 $149.900 Sat /Sun 1-5 .
19 112 Tigcrfis h, Huntington Beach
963·0961 $72,900 Sun 1·5
113ViaQuito <Lido ) NptBch
673·1020 $280.000 Sunday 1·5
2804 Cliff. Newport Beach
646-7171 $299.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
17951 Butle r , Irvine
646-7171 $105.900 Sun 12·4
• •5103 Seas hor e Dr .. Newport
Beach
673·2058 Sat/Sun 12·4
2015 Leeward L ane, Newport Beach
979-8.533 Sunday 1 ·4
#7 Sanderlin~ CDeerfield) Irv.
759-0811 $110.000-Fee Sun 1·5
1500 Cornwall Ln <Westcllt() NB
759-0811 $174.000 Sun. 1·5
10571 Sennit, Garden Grove
1·636·3760 $78,900 Sun 1·5
24362ndSt., Nwpt ShrR, N.B.
642·8850 $95,000 Sun 1 ·4
3 104 Samoa Pl. <Mes a Verde) CM
645-0303 $88,500 Sunday 1·5
3050 Killybroolre, Cost a Mesa
979·5370 $84 ,900 Sun 1 ·5
l • ..... FAM IM er Dat
292l Pebble Dr. <Orfg HV > NB
675.0000 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 119 J asm lne Creek Dr., CdM
675·5511 $244,500 $at/Sun l ·S 1837 Commodore Rd <Baycrst) NB
675-6000 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1509 Dolphin Terr (Irv Terr> CdM
675·0000 $515.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
545/549 lrvlnc (Nwpt Hgts> NB
675.0000 $215.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
3620 Ocean Blvd COid CdM > CdM
675·8000 1575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
221 Via San Remo (Lido Isle) NB
675-SGS Open Daily 1·4
483 Abbie Way <E 'slde) Costa Mesa
642-3283 Sunday 12-4 2918 No. Baker St .• Coeta Mesa
54().3886 $104.000 S.t/Sun 1·5
17 Whitewater <Ja1mlneCrk) CdM
840-8'1U 1255,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 104 Via Lorca <Lido Isle) NB
M6-.C'714 '8,760 Sat/Sun 1..,
•9420range Road, Santa Ana
540·1720 S81.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1212 Dover Dr. <W1tclf) N.B.
642·5200 Sl'IS,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
480 El Caminodel Mar, Luuna Bch.
4M-tm 1218,000 let/Sun 1-4
!\ Jetty Drive CJumlne Cnek>
844-e810 ... 000 s.t/IUlal-5
DIRECTORY
:M24 Vlsla llos:u r <The Bluffs > N.R
644 4910 $122,950 O~n Sun 1 ·S
~27 f't•rlo <Th~ A luffs) N n.
1)44 4HIO $172,000 St1 t/Sun l s
2039 ShJp\\-,tY < Oayt•rt:st ) N Jl.
fi75 711(',0 $205.000 Sflt /Sun l ·S
l [>~I t; <kean. Balboa Pcnin.
t>45 15:11 $345.000 Sat/S un 1 ·5
23895 Cypress. M1ss1on Vi ejo
<194·9473 $126.900 Sun. 1·5
1807 Ttadewinds <Ruy ers t> NB
fi75·341 l $189.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
Ii Salvc•r ('f('Sl't'nt fTrllrk Hind )Irv.
fi75 3411 $189.900 Sat/Sunl·5
1001 Yt1chl Comilu CSeavu) NB
675·341 l $279.000 Sat/Sun l ·5
18 Canyon Island <Big Cyn ) NB
675-3411 $22.5.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
1806 I liJ?hland Dr .. Newport Beach
645·3531 $149.500 Sunday 1·5
10 Skysail Dr .. Cor ona del Mat
640-478't $249.500 Sun I ·5
U:l7:H San Hufino <Trtlrk His > Irv.
642-5200 $264.500-fee S/S 1·5
529 Cane ha <Bluffs> NB
675·34 ll $142.000 Snt/Sun l ·5
310 Colleen Pl., Cos ta Mesa
642-7817 $119,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
1300 Dover Drive. Newport Beach
752-1700 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1830 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa
645·<003 $191.900 Sat/Sun l·S
577 Sturl!e<>n Dr .. Costa M esa •
645-0303 $1 l2.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
2516 Ando ver Pl.. Coll Pk., C.M.
fM0-5357 $98.500 Sun 1·5
•49 .Jasmine Creek. CdM
675·5.511 5244.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1845 Boa Vista Clr .. Costa Mesa
546-2313 S un 12·4
31367 E. Nin<'. La~una Niguel
546·2313 $109.000 Sun l ·S
543 Santa Ana A vc .. Newport Beach
646-7171 $149.500 Sun 1·4
633Camco Jlighl ands Dr .. NB
759-081 1 $225.000 Sun l -5
•27681Ullvic>w Dr .• Newport Beach
(146·8181 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3174 Madeira (Mesa Ve rde) CM
546-5880 $112.600 Sat/Sun 1·5
#4 Odesscy. Newport Beach
540·3666 $146.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
2918 No. Baker. Cos ta Mesa
540·3666 $104 ,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
•23922 Paseode l Campo, Lag. Nii?.
494-659'1 $325,000 Sat /Sun 1·4
J 13 Via Quito <Lido> Newport Bch
673-1020 $285.000 Sunda:v 1·5
• 1101 Oxford Ln. <WestclifO N. B.
7.59·0811 $239,500 Sun. 1·5
3000 Clay St. <Newport Hts.) N. B.
759-0811 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2929 Ellesm ere. Cost a Mesa
549·9709 $113.500 Sat /Sun 1·5
3 1 Bodega Bay <S pyglass) CdM
640-1812 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
• 1521 Dorothy Ln (Hbr Hinds> NB
642-5200 $172.500 Sun. 1.5
1703 Plaza del Sur. Pe ninPl. Balboa
642·5200 $200,000 Sun. l ·S
1406 Westcliff Dr. CWs t cl() NB
546·5990 $169.500 Sun. 1·5
2918 E llesmere CMesa Verde) CM
546-5990 $111,900 Sun. 1·5
•3ll9Glbraltar <Mesa Verde) CM
540-1720 $99.500 Sun. 1·5
277 Morning Canyon CShrc)f) CdM
675-6000 $300,000 Sun. 1·5
•15 14 Ruth La ne, Npt Beach
770-2959 $205,000 Sun 1·5
100 Via Cordova, Newport Beach
675· 1782 $279,500 Sun 11 ·4
• 15 Goleta Point Or. <Spyglass) NB
631·1~ $430,000 Sunday 1-5
2443 Vista Nobleza CBluffs> NB
631·1800 $199,500 Sunday 1·5
2455 Bamboo < Eastbluffs > Npt Bch
675-2058 Sunday 12·4
34 Silver Cr escent<Trtlrk Hlnd)frv.
675-3411 $210,000 Sunday 1·5
29562 PaJo Or., La~una NhtueJ
552-4477 $87,750-tec Sun t -4:30
17847 San Clem ente St.. Fount Vly
645-6625 $108,000 Sunday 1·4
•3342Nevada, Mesa VerdeN .. C.M.
631·1266 $99,990 Sun 1·5
501 Rockford <Cameo Hinds) CdM
673-~ $270,000 Sun.1·5
201 Milford <Cam eo Shores) CdM
673-7040 $259,900 Sun 1·5
2021 Deborah <Westcllff) NB
645~ $135,000 Sun. 2·5
9411 Candlewood. Huntington Bch
645·9161 $1Z7,000 Sunday 1·5
2040 Paloma, Costa Mesa
979-5.170 Sun 11·4
J6 Skysall <Jasmine Creek) CdM
642·8235 $269,500 Sun. 1·5
1724 Tradewinds <Baycrest > NB
642·~ $249,500 Sun. 1·5
4902 Cork wood Ln <Univ Park)
Irvine
642·~ $169,900 Sun. l ·S * 1130 Pescador <Wcstclltf) NB
642·~ Sat/Sun 1·5
·~ 1421 Kings Road , Newport Beach
831·1400 '495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••34 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
631 ·1400 ~.ooo Sun t-5 1005 S. DeMil, Santa Ana
557-8199 179.900 Sunday 12·3
218 Via Palermo, Lido f sle, NB
8'73-0711 sao.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5
2158 VllUI l!ntracla <Blutta) NB
831·1800 11•.000 Sat/Sun 1-s
1887 Parkcreet, Calta M ...
N8-2l1a 1145.000 Sun 12~
1878 Moui. Mesa VC'rdc. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $210.000 Sun 1·4
1014 Sea La ne. Corona del Mur
644-9060 $232.500-Fee Sun. 1-5
1707 &iquoia Trc<.> La .. Irvine
546·2313 SlOS.500 Sun 12·4
•1748 lowa. Mes a Verdc.C.M.
546·2913 $106.500 Sun 1-5
1615 Ruth Ln . <Harbor Hlds> N.B.
759-0811 Sl82.500 Sat/Sun l ·5
2123 Y acht Yankcc(Seaview)Npt.
Bch.
6734400 Sat/Sun 1·5
20761 Cata marran. HuntinJ;!ton Bch
536· 7542 $92,500 Sun 12·5
1070 Heddin~. Cos ta Mesa
540·1720 Sll8.000 Sun. 1·5
124 Via Trieste <Lirto Is le) NB
· 64'1·6200 $595.000 Sun. l ·4: 30
230 lris . Old CdM
H44 ·6200 $259.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
4 a plus FAM RM or DEN
•413 W. Alpine St .. Santa Ana
540·1720 $118.000 Sat/Sun l 5
223 Via San R<•mo <Lido Isle ) NB
675·5626 Open Daily 1·4
22 442 Ca s s ia Ln .<Luk e
Forrest ) EIToro
581-6787 $122.00o Sat/Sun 10-5
1594 Elm Ave. <M esa Verde) C.M.
549-~91 $97,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
2012 PtBris tolCrJIVHms,NB
6444438 $198,000 Daily
1911 Y acht Maria <Seavu > N.B.
675~6000 $289.000 Sal/Sun 1 ·S
2501 Windover. Corona del Mar
631·3444 $298,500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5
3907 Inlet Isle <HV Hills ) CdM
G40-7000 S275,000 Sun. I ·S
2510 Vista Bay a <Back Bay ) NB
642·5200 $275.000·fee S/S J-5
G4 Oaktrce Ln <U niv Pk) Jrv.
675-3411 Sl44 .000 Sat/Sun I ·5
•3514 C:.itamaran <HVHls ) CdM
646-7'1 14 $275,()()().fc e Sun. 1·4
330 22nd St., Costa Mesa
548-5879 S(.t l/Sun 12 4
432 Isabella Terr .. CdM
644-4848 $400.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
• •924 W. Oceanfront. N.8 .
675-6161 $48.5.000 Sun. J ·5
2807 Alta Vi sta Dr .. Npt. Bch
640-41 19 $219.500 Sat /Sun I ·5
132 Via Undine <Lido ) Npt Bch
675-4914 $.198,500 Sa t/Sun I ·5
•9961 Moore Cr .. Huntington Bch
968-9371 $99.500 Sunday 1 ·5
!J798 La Tierra Cr .. Fountain Vly
963-8377 $142.500 Sunday l·.5
1064 Tulare. Costa Mesa
963·6767 $115.000 S unday 1·5
119 Via Mentone (Lido Isle> N.B.
675-4562 $475.000 Sun. 1 ·5
3445 Plumeria, Grecnbrook, C.M.
546·2313 $116,950 Sun 12:30·4:30
2707 Canary Dr .. Mesa Verde. C.M.
546-2313 $157 .000 Sun I ·4
2705 Cardina l Dr. Mesa Verde. C.M.
546·2313 $144.900 Sun 1 ·4
3405 W. Flight. Santa Ana
546-2313 $81,000 Sun 1·4
8861 Henton Dr .. Huntin~ton Bch
962-5116 $97,900 Sat/Sun 10·5
4932 Per~mmon . Irvine
540·3666 $184,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
2005 So. Towne r , Santa Ana
540·3666 $96.500 Sun 12·4
113 Via Nice <Lido l sle) N.B.
673·7300 Sat /Sun 1·5
AA2Sandcas tle <HV HiUs > N .B.
759·081 l $33.5,000 Sun l ·5
1907 Beryl Ln <Ha rbor HJds > N. B.
759-0811 $167.500 Sat /Sun 1·5
1870 Port Cha rles Pl.. Nwpt Bch
494·2023 $219.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
18 Morro Bay <Spyglass> CdM
640· 1812 Sat/Sun l ·5
1830 Port St:rnhope CHVH > NB
640· 181 2 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 111 E . Ocean B l vd <Penln
Pt>BaJboa
642·6900 $289.000 Sat /Sun 2·6
• * 1024 E. Ocean Blvd., Nwpt Bch
644·9060 $795.000 Sat /Sun 2·5
978 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa
540-3666 $97 .900 Sun 12-4
3152 Yellow~lone. Costa Mesa
675·5930 $85,000 Sun. 1 ·5
5 Royal St. George CBlg Cyn) NB
644-6200 $650,000 Sat/Sun l ·5
2871 Bays hore C Bay shores> NB
642·8235 $320,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2008 Yacht Vigilant <Seaview) NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun l ·5
2607 Windover CHV Homes) NR
644-6200 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 19 Royal St. Geor~e <Bf ft Cyn > NB
642-8235 $649.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
••320 Mornin g Star<Dover
Shores>NB
842-823.5 $750,000 So/Sun/Mon 1·5 #8 lnverncss. Big Canyon, N.B.
759·1501 Sunday 1·5
501 Cancha <Blu((s > NB
842-8235 1229.500 Sun. l ·S
1219SanUago <Dover Shores> NB
642·8235 1349.SOO·fee Sun. 1·5
128 Vla Havre CLldo Is le) NB.
642-8235 1375,000 Sun. 1·5
4814 Cortland <Cameo ffghlnds> CdM
84.2~ 1194,500 Sun.1·5
5182 Skinner <The Ranch> Irvine
842-8235 $119,950 Sun. 1·5
•1816 Buttonlhell <BaycnJtU NB
142.aa5 '329.500 Sun.1·5
2030Calvert (Mesn Verde) CM
540-1720 $122.900 Sun. l·S
4807 Cortland <Cameo Hlnd) CdM
675·0000 $178.000 Sun. l ·S
1421 l Uxbr,dge, WeRlmint;ter
1·636-3760 $142,500 Sunday l·G
8 Meadowsweet <Univ Pk If) Irv.
642·5200 $139.500 Sun . t .5
2424 Francisco. Newport Beach
(714)997·1000 $189,000 Sun 1·5
1909 Yacht Colinia CSeavu) NB
675-3411 $229,000 Sunday l·S
2127 Yacht Radiant CSeavu) NB
675-341 1 $328.000 Sunday l·JS
1032 Santiago Or . !'/pt Beach
646·4769 S450.000 Sunday 1·5
2315 Arbutus <East bluff) N. a.
f.40-5560 $225.000 Sun l ·5
2214 Alta Vista. Newport R<•h
751·7Z74 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30
11 05 SaJinas. Costa M esa
fi45·0303 $1:19.500 Sunday 1 s
#9 Rue Sarr itz <Rig Cyn > Npt. Bch
642·2800 $695.000 Sunday I ·5
• 1907Glcnwood, Raycrest . N.8 .
640·53.571631·592A Sun 1·5
1019 Mar ion Ln .. N<•wport Re a ch
645·0303 $325,000 Sunday 1·5
2708 Harbor View Dr . CdM
673·3230 $392.500 Sun. 1 ·5
S llDROOM
t:4 Cherry Hills. Newport Reach
494-8230 $985.000 S<1t/Sun t .4
136 Via Trieste. Lido. Newport Bch
fi31 ·1400 S550.000 Sunday 1 5
14962 Piper Circle . Irvine
6'10-5357 $115.000 Sat1Sun 12·5
2071 Port Bristol Cir <HV Homes >
NB
644·6200 $189,400 Sun. 1-5
S la ...... FAM RM or DIM
13671 Ma hogany <Ws tml Hms ) FV
546·5990 $94,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2640 Basswood< E /Rluff) NB
675-6000 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3909 Via Del Campo, San C lemente
752·1920 $379.000 Sat/Sun 11·5
2805 LaSalle Avt• <Mesa de l Ma r )
CM
556·26GO $125.HOO Sa /S 12:30-4:30
4292 Skyla rk <G reentree) Irvine
552-4431 Sl 13.900 Sat /Sun l ·5
20 Cypress Point C flig Canyon ) NB
631-3444 S750.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
2083 Mandarin, Costa M esa
546·2313 $159.500 Sun I 5
239 1 Orchid Hill Pl.. S.A. Heights
556-2660 $159,000 Sunday 1 ·d
• 1907 Galatea (Irv Terr) CdM
55R·l80Y Sunday 1·5
1704 Nt•wport Hills Dr. W . N R
4~14 20'l:l S22<J .000 ~:al/Sun I ·5
• 1524 Anllqua Way. Npt. Br h.
770-2959 $524.500 Sun I ·5
21 Sil ver Crcsc cnt<Trtlrk Hind H r v.
675·3411 $239.900 Sunday I ·5
4 Sand pebble (Turtle Rock) I rv.
644-6200 " Sun. 1 ·5
6 la plw FAM RM or DEH
Uu :i llummingbirrl. Cos ta Mesa
752·HY20 $189.rioo Sundav H 1
365 Heather Pl. No t>nd Laguna Bch
494-8672 Sat /Sun 12·5
1086 Tula re. Costn Me s a
540·3666 Sl42.000 Sun 12·4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
2554 Elde n Ave>. CCedar Glen) C.M.
642-6734 $89,500 Sat /Sun 10·5
984 Bayside Cove West. N .B.
752-1920 $216.000 Sa t /Sun l ·4
1000 E. BlshoJ'). Unit F.-4. S./\.
540·36fl4; $.51.500 Sal/S un 12·4
1000 E. Bishop. Unit U -1, S./\.
540-366G $50,900 Sun 12·4
#61 Pinewood <Woodbrid1?c) Irv.
759-0811 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
816 W. Ba lboa Blvd .. N.B.
6734400 $147,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1626 C Iowa St. <Mes a Verde) C M
540·1720 $68.500 Sun. 1·5
3416 Meadowbrook S t., Costa Mesa
540-1720 $88.000 Sun. 1·5
#I 7 Snowberry <Deerfield) Irv.
640.5560 $80.000 S un. 1·5
·2044 Tustin Ave .• Cos ta M~a
646·7414 $87.500 Sunday 1·5
• • •974 fJaysid<· Cove W .. N. R.
631 ·1800 $215.000 Sunday 1·5
1647 "C" lowa St. <M esa Verde) CM
751·3191 $67,000 Sun 1.5
26383 Via Da masco, Mission Viejo
R31·9060 $64.50<> Sun 12·3:30
2 II ..... FAM IM or DEM
#2 Lago Sud. lrvinc
752·8718 $145.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 llDIOOM
2193 Vista Entrada , Newport Be a ch
644·4746 $166,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
872 Deep Creek. VI~ Cr eek, C.M.
6'14 ·1<193 $92.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••443Vla t.idoSoud. NptBch
545.224 1 $37~.000 Snt /Sun l ·5
•3<15 Uni versity Bl. Costu ME-!58
fi46·7171 $94.950 Sun 1·5
#42 Snapdragon · <Deerfield Terr>
Irv.
759.0Sll $89.900·Fec Sa/Sun 1·5
311 Alta Lane. Costa Mesa
548·5647 S94.500 Sat /Sun 2-5
302 Ave nida Cumbre <The Bluffs)
N.B.
759·0811 $178.000 Sun. t -5
•633 Cam eo lll~hlands Dr .. N. 8 .
75~11 $225.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
t6 Canyon Lane <Canyon Crest) NB
759-<WJll $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
424 E merson <Cape Ser ies> CM
642·5200 $105,000 Sun. 1·5
•16 Sea Is land <Bi~ Can yon) NB
631·1800 '255,000 Sunday 1·5 TU Ocean Ave. #422, Hunt'g Bch
631·l800 1.189.000 Sunday 1·$
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DAVIDSON REALTI
PRESENTS
HAllOI YllW HOMIS PerfcC'l 4 BR
family home, Mot "'\\ Plan wit h lge
rem. rm ~ n corner lot .
r ovl·red p~~ U .... rs F\nancinJt
uvu1f or ' ... c•on.,1d\'r l rn~t> 1opttnn
$158.900
J ASMINI CRIB SpnriOU!\ #4 Pinn .
f obulous J a!'m lnl1 Cn..-k. Fs ntostw
co try with MH'l'P"'~ :.tmn·.-i~t>. l~e
lt\1 rm . dt•n & for"'a l tfln r m ~ Lg<'
RJ<s . 2 ba.-. t pwdr r m Coll to ~et>
$269.500
rARK U00 Plush :i HH <•ondo \It'" o(
pool from lll'-l r UH. ('Orrwr unit ""h
d<·ll~htful patio On ly 98. 750
UDO ISLf Oram<.1t1r honlt' on ndu:.n t'
1.1do Is le . lnr>!e lot offrrs pr1\ Jl'L 111
prim<' 10<·. LI:<' 5 AR home ant'! M:'P
m a id's qtrs. Offnl'd rom p (urn EH
Si52'7.SOO
WEST MIWPOltT 1\tt r ;j BH homt> I blk
to oc.·t>an.. ff'.-hrnd . lgt>. sunny µatw
w /room to expa ntl. Only $178.000
OCEAN VIEW DUPlfX 3 BR & 2 BR .
he a ut. owner 's unit : water \'ll!W fro m
ms tr. BR. d en & decks . $197.000 .. ,
DA v r D s 0 N ! EAL T? r N'C.
lilt> Newpo•• Bl.c1 r'>J I.\ 673·9060
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
3 IEDIOOM
2569 Or an ge. Unit K. Costa Mesa
979-5370 Sun 1·5
3 IR pNs FAM RM or DIH
4841 Royce Rd. <Univ Pk llt) Ir v
f'42·5200 5119,900 Sun. 1·5
4 IEDIOOM
• •3322 Via L ado. Newport Be ach
675·5511 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
22896 Leo Ln .. E l Toro
581 -1106 $75.900 Sunday 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
406 /4061h Heliotrope , CdM
675-6000 $215,000 Sun. 1·5
lllt&I ..
717 Fem leaf, Cor ona del Ma r
640-1840 $162,500 Sal/Sun 12·5
211t&l ll
515 Acacia. Corona del Mar
675·34 11 $210.000 Sal/Sun l ·S
510 Larks pur. Corona del Mar
642-823.5 $185.000 Sun. 1-5
2 la & 2 IR
130 43rd St.. Newpbrt Bch.
675-0475 $175,000 Sun 1·5
508 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
543-6148 $298,000 Sat /Sun 1·4
l U & I la
#62 Beacon Ba y. Newport Bench
642-8235 $550.000 S un 11·5
J .. & 2 ..
430 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
673-6.510 S22S,OOO Sat/Sun
168 Magnolia , Eastside. Costa Mesa
673-9479 $178,500 Sun l ·5
710 Iris, Corona del Mar .
673-8550 Sat /Sun 1·5
' .. & 2 .. 116 4lst Street, Newport Beach
675-6670 Sunday l ·S
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
2 • IACtf 107 GOidenrod. Corona del Mar
815--3331 1179,000 Sat/Sun 1.:.4
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALi
Sat/Sun 1·5
ESTATE SALE
Two tJc-df'Oom . huth and one·he lf: and
onl' broroom 1-tll1 u.ie up11rt111ent. 310
und :f tO I~ Collln1' Avt•nut'. 8a)b04
hlan<I. Cull(ornlll , (urnltthf'd
H11J:. mu .... t lH' iJt 1, .• 1 .... t 90 '~ or
;J ppr.w.1-.I \'!ll11t•
App1 ,11.,1•tl :it $1KO 000 rnr tht• r<.'al
ptuJ>f't1 v 1111<1 $1 uoo for th~ pi.·rson 1t l
JH llf>\'11 \
T 11 h(• ~.olft h) M':t h·<I IJad:, t1rt!sentl'd to
(. \ II IJ.!hll'. ~:!'I M IH llH' A e nut:
l\.ilho,1 hl:rnd . iJlld .tt•t·umpuntt'd hy :>
1·h1•1I-.lor10'. ul th1·offl·r
. Uul-. to lw opt•m•tl tit h as 11rt1t·t· on Apr il
Iii 1!179. Jl 111 Oo 1\ M Nn h1d s.
,111 1·pt1'<t.Ufl(•1 lh<il lallll'
The• ("'H'<·utor re:-.t·r \ t•s tht.• right to
n ·wc t afl\ and .ill hicb
S;i I<.• to ht• ,1!'> 1:-. iJ rut 1·t11'h property i~
fto'A dNll'
S,J lt• ~UbJt'<'l to arprov::i l of t he
Surwr 1or Court oJ 01 ungt• County and
su l>J<'<'I to ::i11 o•.t•rtrni of 101·;. of the
l1rst 510.000 anrt f>', of the balance at
t 11nr of tht> h1•;1tlTl~ of the s uccessful
bid
Kt.•y:. at the office of C.A. Higbie. 229
M aranC' Avt•nue. Balhoa Island. for
i n ~pcc ti o n . Please call durin g
bus am'ss hours.
C7 I 4J 6 73-7670
Gener al I 002 Gener al 1002. ..........•••.•...........••.......•.•........
B~CHCOMDO
HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR
Less than I mile from
beach Lvly 2 s tory 2
bdnn beach condo Onlv
4"'1 yrs old. Offered a"t
S6J.500. Just lti;ted &
won 't lasl. 646-7711
(~ltlftlti@
Real Estate
l l B>ROOM
+GUEST
GIAtCT VALUE!
**U.S.* *
*VETERANS*
Recent changes in V .A
regs may enable you to
quaJ1fy for SI00,000 home loans with absolutely NO
DOWN PAY MENT.
World Real Estot.
an Oran~e County fir m
specialm ng in VA home
loan.'> We'N' the VETS
lhat help lhe VF.TS
For more Info. call·
811 Norton. Aqf.
541-0800 Giant back bay bari,:111n'
Over itOO ft of pcaet•ful
l1v1ng 4 IJcd rms -+ 3 ~
hath~ OR·3 Bedrm +
2701 HARIOI YIEW DR.
'
YllW·YIEW·YflW I IO ~S
0,.. SUMDAY 1-5
180 Degree ocean & b:iy view. Harbor
lifr!hls. Completely remodeled Harbor
Vie w home French doors. 4 BR. guest
quartt.>rs, ov<.'rlooking delightful pool
a reola . $392.500
SOI IOCtc~O
OPIN SUMDA \t I ·5
Cam eo lli~hlancfs home with ocean
\.-ac w Freshly re modeled. 3 BR. 2 ba.
~ d en & if seclud ed garde ns &
bet1utiful patios are in your lifestyle.
t•oml' see this home! One of the most
beautiful redwooo overhangs in all of
C' d M St70. 000
IRADLIY & CO. REALTORS 673-3230
SHARPUT DUPLEX
Near Goldenrod bn dge.
Lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 both
home & smart 2 bdrm
apt over dbl. g arage
t'1 r s t t im e ortr r ed
5225.000
OPa. SAT /SUH
430 GOLD&fROD
UMIVHSITY
REALTY
673-6510
3907 IMLET ISLE
OP94 SUH. I ·5
IDEALDUPUX
IF FA.MIL Y IS
Growing or Goin9
Call it 4Br+2Br or 3
BR +lBr. Perfect 1f your
m an empty n~ters syn-
drome or startmi; a Cam•·
ly. Choose a 2. 3 or 4
Bdrm or switch back &
forth seasonally. lt 'li well
localed. charming. extra
room y a nd flex ible
~.000.
CAU 644-72 I I
Harbor View fh lls. 4 MllD bdrms., fa mily rm .
ocea n vie w Niel' f '' ·
grounds. Vacant. muM • •
sell. Try lease/opllon ----
$275,000 BEST BUY CdM
.,, __,,. Pl..AN V UPGllD'Dand ~!i!:!!iE!i•:?~r customized J Or, <!•2 ba I I I A!;.sumal>lc 1st & 10'. 2nd
avrul Not Pt-. non Y. rRJ.1oc11x Op1m hou:.e 1 5. Sat1Sun
I RUl TC'IH ' 17 Whitewater. CdM ~!.C:'.Z.."" J oli n ~hearer Kl ty
6 40 · 7000 f'.110 8715 _____ _
~VlewHill'
P restige pri vary &
perfect io n 1n thl'i
beautifully upgraded 4
BR + exec home ll1>:h
vaulted ctgs. 2 rpl('':,,
pool. jac .. a nd muth
more. S275,000 foe.
PEGGY SCHROOEH.
BK R.
UN1 TE9 BRO KEHS
646-741.\ 559·6330
HOME & IMCOME
See lhis unusual proper-
ly. lovely 2 bdrm . wi th
formal d1mn~ rm plus
rental S23.'i, OW
Needed I Cull 11 me
sale:> pen.on
PAULMARTIH
Rt:AL ESTATE
644-7383
i;cparate guest/maid's lc6ooPeNMula 1007
qtrs. Formal li ving rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttEW ON MARKET
Family rm. 2 Fplcs. Cov· --------708 Avocado
BY OWNER
ft)UIET RESIDENTIAL
EHVIROHM&fT
Two la rge bedrooms. t wo
baths. huge entert ain·
ment·deck. View or hills.
private beach access. Sl76,500 51l8 Seaward ,
Ope n Sat/Sun 1 ·5.
1 771-M56 or 549·9595
ered brick pal.lo. Potltng DUrLEX bous e--a nd muc h • 2Br. lBa rront house/lg more al a bargain prire! Fantastic location. blk 3Br. 2Ba addition +guest
CIJl nowto see.673-8550. rr om Ba lboa F e rry . unit ., 4 car gar a ge·
0011•1111 . ,, , iv"' 10111 N-c1 • Refurbishing ln process. strong rental. $219,SOO.
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--.-ssnctAL S7.SOODOWM
ROOM FOR 4 WesttiCS. co.ta M~u , me> DWN YIT
r oo m fo r 10 unlu. 81!ttW..wde38Jl.2ba. $210,000. Alilt _.. copper plumb. t"Pt.5
6'1'W110 W.OW Evet • ptmt. Suptr at~r or ~Ide R·2 lot. clc>H to
17th St. 79XUJO. $132,600.
HWT)'1 ~9UH
~ OPEN HOUSE
W"fSIDI COIM•
3 bit bedr~rnt. 1114
b•Uls, new roof. ne w paint In/out. new cpt
remaJ lnvettm"nl. Call
&t>Ml·~
•
REOCAAPET'
551·5112 RfAlfY
X ' tbruout . OU tred at ,_ _______ _
' \ $107.500.
PUUllHALTY
Lovely Mesa Woods home 546-0114
4 Br. fam r m t form. din· ---------
ing rm, prof. aecoraled & 2 MEW HOMIS
landscaped, VA terms 3 bed r oo m s . f'R ,
Agt. lnpa. 963-6767 cathedral ceillnga. North
&nt Costa Meso Costa Mesa, near South Coast Plaza. $118.000 4 Br. olfice. dbl ga rage. fi46.4247. Fee. rec room. room for RV.
lots of storage. unique. --------• ready to move m. School
in walkinlJ dis tance. 0wr'T w11lttng for offers.
Ope.) S al/S un 12·4
548-5879
TWO ON A LOT
New 2 separate houses
One 3 BR 21tlt BA. One 2
BR. l "'1 BA. each has
own atlchd. 2 car encl
g arage & p r ivat e
pa t io /yard Be Is l
Owner a t 168 A & B
Magnolia St Eastside $178.~. Open House
Sun 2-5 Owner /Agent
6i3-9479
IYOWMER
Must see this extra sharp
Mesa Verde pool home. J
Br. den/4th br. 2 be. tam rm & sep dining a rea
1'wo rrplrs. custom thru-
out Save the 6"4 comm
Pnccd redlX'ed to sell
SI 13.500 Open house
Sat/Sun I 5. 2929 E l
lesmcrc
~9 9709
JUST RS>UC ED
Wori't last a t lh1s prH'<''
S129,5W 1:.legant . big
2fm sq ft 3 br. 3 ba.
form d1rung in cxclusl\ 1'
('Ul-dc i.at· Century 2 a
Gold CoJi.t Realty.
548-11AAor7SI 9258
AS SUME $52,000
<>Pa.HOUSE
Sunday I :00-4:00
1113 HUMMIMGllRD
JUSTRB>UCED
S2S.500
Custom remodeled home
with 6 bdrm. and 3 baths
1lle sunken llving room
leads to a la rge con
versallon pit with over
sized fireplace PLUS 2
additional rireplaces m
the formal Dining Room
and the f'am1ly Room'
n us beautiful home di!>
plays extens ive use or
wa llpape r . c ui.tom
drapes and bllnds. and
plush carpet : Ro at or
trader access SIW.500 .
Call Gen Ryan. 752 1920.
~QUAIL
A.!~~~-
10,-Tll 1:)0 ,,M.I
DR ~M HOUSE. unique
de'l1gn Priced ht•low
market value SI 1!.1.500
642 'ral7 ----
OP ENSATtSUN 1·4
156 Mer nll
No ol 21st. off Or anJ?e
1lus fme 2 br. + bonus
mi on R 2 lot. $7H.500
Century 21 Gold Co11st
Realtors. ~·1168 At 9Y.;% and own this
sharp 3 BR + fam Rm
v.I lge yard 1n qu1cl --------• Ea.'IL'ltd<' W AHMA IET?
P EGGY SCHRODER. Bet you thought you
BK R t'OU!dn 't flnd a sp11rk hng
ITED BROKERS 4 bdrm . 2 balh + ramtly
1~7414 559·6330 rm home. on :.. b11t fruit
tn-e filled lot . c'oml· on MUST SELL BY 4/ I hy & let us show you
3 HR 2 8 a h o u s C' • what $85,000 will bu~
hardwood floors. fplc. 3 152 YELLOWS TOME zoned for duplex As·
sume 9:l•'1. sso.ooo 1st OPiH SUM. 1-5 ~ci:~= r S846~~oJ~e;; l~L ;l,i}l 1!~
BY OWN ER·Golf course * 675-5930 *
view.S A Country Club. 3631 k: C~l Mv.'. Cd;\I
2200sq ft. JBr. 2t2Ba. 1m ·
med salC'. Sl64.5001ofr .
556-0639 MESA VERDE
'"CHAIM ..
This very attr act ive
Mesa Ve r d e ho m ti
Ceatures a hea~ pool. covered patio It gas
8BQ. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths
and many other added
exlra featurea. Asking
o n l y $112.600 C a ll
546-~ for mo~ details .
~--HERITAGE • • REALTORS
POSH!
Pool palace proudly pre -
sented. Pnmarlly party
planned. 968-J37 t
walker & lee s1g
Real E."tate
--r-
YETTOTAL
MOVE IH SI ,000
J BR. t ~. ba c;upc r
Westside Must !>t'll th1~
wknd Not on multpl hi.t-
in~ Ca II llo b 5S 1 ·5582
Wehsten'
•
RED CARPET
551-5582 ---IRAHDNEW
TOWNHOMES
"lritfatty w oock ..
ct::asts1de Costa Ml'sa)
2432 Santa An11 /\ ve
English TUdor 2&3 Br
s plit ll'vel. 2&3 rar
l(araite. Crple::..
mirrowave;c. l(r~nhoU!il!
w1ndl)W5, pool, i.pa
TENNIS court
t'rom $89,950
&16-~ I or 9!>5-a 920
Devrloped by
Woodtrrc Dev. Co.
2 IJrnnd new 3 bdrm, 2 b;.i,
homes. formal d 1n1n i,:
rm, sep rm rm , 2 frplc,,
~p lot. 2 rar l(ara~1· M6 & 2(llO Oran)!<' /\ vc
:S a 3 9 :; 0 0 e a 1· It .
Owm:r /\Rt. 552 <'894 ur
t..73-0782
CEDAR GLEN
Distinctive 2 and 3
~m condominiums
from S89.500
25S4 Elden Ave . C.M
642-6734
Easts.kte By Owner. 3 bd.
13. ba 2 patios, F P Xlnt
l'OO<I $91,500 Open Wed·
Sun 2-4. 548·74S4 ---[ ~ I Buy now & choose colors. CSeville'Pro,....rt ies l t!!J!i··lll ~t s ummer-winter ren· ·-(•7•1•4•)•5•4•9•_•2•4-6•7-• . ~!?~!~ .. !-J Costa ~so I 0 24 J Br. 2 ba. good C M lo<' a ••••••••••••• • •• ••• • ••• $81.900. Century 21 Gold Dllplex. 4 & I Ir BY OWNER Slar.646-7434
E'SIDE C.M. A large family r m .. wel Over 118 acr e re nced TRl·PLEX IN PRI ME bar & private entrance w/2br house & 3 car gar. Exceptional Mesa Verde!
LOCATION ! Almost makes this spacious 4 Walk to Harbor s hopping 3 br i.harp & el can
PRESTIGE HUME
3Br. lJv rmtdrn rm. frplc. •
lg screened in ofc 1n ram DmlCI P0tftt I 0 26
r m. auto gara~e . lo •••••••••••••••••••••••
rromt yd, lots of -;hut PREVIEW SllOWING
tl.'rs. 1mmed occupancy MARINITA
ne w ! Must sell im· SAil PROPIRTll!!J bdrm .. open beams home center.$79,950.646·3782 Reduced S5000. <.: 21 edJ 1 ., most desir able for a 646-7434 m ate y, good terms. 675·4890 growing ramily; localed Homey 3 br, den. H • ba.
Two 2 Bdrm, one J bdrm h Th conv. C M loc Spat· .
units wi th shady ma ture --------• on the wy. e !·bdr m .
t d gara~e apt. is l>eaut1 ful , fncd m com er lot. w/lg rees s urroun mg pro· r-1.,..___ •--h I 0 I I . . shade trec<1 Assum 9'1 . perty -....... ~--spac1ous&a1ry.Just h.st· ROGERS StE.A.L TY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed. 1239,000 m .ooo By ownr 642· 1049
75-3 1 Spectacular view of HilieMcConnoclt Ea.stside 3 br. 1 ba. As· ~~~6~~2~1~~~~! Harbor. Delux Duplex 2 Realty 494-755 1 sum. loan. Bay window. _ bdrm ea ch unit. All ap· hardwood floors. RV
MESA VERDE pliances Installed incl. CORON A DEL M1\R park'g, encl. )'d. acroi.s
CUl ..... _Tri·l•••I washer/dryer. Sl76,000. from park. 49'J E. 19th SL "'"' ........ HENRYWALLRLTR. 707GOLDENROD ...,3 It's dlrrerent. it's excit· 714/496-1435 Open Sat /Sun 1·4 .,., .~. 645 7724 ·
mg 4 Giant bedrms. 3 ---------Home & Income Unit °J:; I 4 30 S t/5'1 baths. formal d ining. Corofto .. M.-1022 2 8drmseach. Full lot • : a n
spectacular ram1ly rm , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lou Brechtel & Ai.~oc Grenoble Lcme
cr ackling fplc, patio 5<Y7 J~MINE AVE. 229 ManneAve m5.3331 CrossslreeL'i Monte Vis·
deck overlooking pool. Prine only. $129,500. 2 Br. ta & Monaco J bdrm
jacuui. f1r epit f rom I ba, lrg patio & garage. Condo2"'2 ba den. double
master suite. oversized 3 Super cute & c ln . a ll Duplex. 717 Fem leaf. I llr garage, patio, blk wall. car garu~e. RV parking, freshly done. By owner, 1 Ba each, rule & cleun See t.o apprec111tc value.
veget aol e g arde n , (~) 879-4073 or (714) + r oom t o bu1 lei . $86,50-0. Owner/Agt-nt
('uldesac street next to 536-1.857. $162,500. By Owner. 646-4al2
SUPER
SPACIOUS
descr1 bcs t h&!-Me!t a
Verde hlim<'. Just an 8
iron ftom the Cntry Club
3 a,, ... w I loads of us\•d
bnck & 2 frplcs N(•w
crpts Takl' over ln~e
loan with low interest
$1l8.000 645 7221
()ntu!); ~m21 ~
_WHtdiff bolty
Sll2.000. Oyowncr Presllg1ous res 1den<·cs
Open Sat Suri a 5 n c a r t h I.' m a r 1 n a .
1866 Rhoade!> s 4 9 . 5 I I l : 4 9 3 4 0 u 6 •
979·7605 831·3540
4 BR + den. 2-sty. 3 BA. ---------walled 1n frnt pal 10.
awia. rrple. lots or ,.,.
tr:i!t Excell locat1011
A$11 673 a 7li0
NO
~~J!!Yl!!&t
SIMGLES
Fantastic recre ational
l'Ommuruty 3 Bdrms &
den.2'2 ba townhsc Wet·
bar. frpk. tras h comp.
pool. JUC & 2 ~auntts
Cloot' to be1sch & harbor
An t'Xcept1on11l value al
S!J>,900 CN& '21
V01cat1on & lovcsamcnl
Properties Inc
493-9381 tw'
492-8700 pool home' Owner will
r.nance' Call Now' 1--------· TalltoRedC~t BToro 1032 We Us ten! 754· 1202 ••••••••••• •••••••• ••••
Montecellobyowner Amenities Galore.'. 4B R.
gotr course. 5210,000. Act ---------_~_1_840 ______ _
now! Call 546·2313 Emtside Giant
"" ••• ' ,, ' •• I CORO .... on MAR F'lnesl duplex In CO M. SI 15,000 [ I M Bldr. jus t comG}etmg
Open S11t /Sun 12 3 2338 2' ,BA,. l'lubhse. pool.
ERJMGO IRAGH Bunkcrlfill Way 3BR 1acuzZJ. werghtr m. ten· J:ll•bil. 2 pools. move m rus Villa /\ss<X-. 581 l106 OP94 SAT /SUM I ·5 rood S68 950 5-83.<>4 ~ ltitdi;f CHARMER ~~~8\fu~~;~s ~0~ ~~1rL?;~~~;~t~i 3478 SH Marino . ~ Fowltailt Vaeley 1034 ---------....................•.. Cire.
, == $199 500 used bric k r1replucc. · 'J , ht ThM Ofhr.d Gourmet kitchen. second
Price red uced · now
$ll0.000
TUSTJNESTA"tE 3 Bd rm .. Living R m. 2 units, xlnt location on s tory hos t s separ at e
The rn<ll'lt dlscrimlnating Formal Dining area and comer lot. 10% down. master wing. Don't miss
Fo r m ~r m ode l : 3
BR/f11m rm . t a ke
Swlflow<'r lo Smallt'Y to
Santa Ma ri o lo San
Manno
buyer will truly a p. fa mily r m , w /2 fu ll G.H.Robertson,IUtr t.hisbanzain call,646-7171
I . bath.s. This home has re· 675-0562 l)Pf '•' "¥ • ·• ' '' • 11,,.1 p~ec1ate th 9 ma gnif1· cently bei!n remodeled ---------[~ I
e1ent hew 4 Bdrm. 3 bath with new master suite. --------· 1w~:l!:U ~~;~~ g ~~J ~~ b~~! 8
1 ~ ~~~~~.·,~~;~~m n3end 2 IOIM COTT AGE Ji£i lj i~
Heights . Lots of sohd oak for mal dining ar ea. Liv· ,._ IRcON Unit d h.11 " .. re .... ~ ... ~, ... _
. 52-7500 & leaded glass windows Ing rm has beautiful used Pegged hardwood n oors. Mesa del Mar 3 Br 2 Ba .
throughout+ VIEWS of brlck f ire pla ce w Ith beamed ceilings, 2 brick Osxi House, Sunday only
the spectacular coun· railed hearth. For addl· fireplaces and nice coun· 1_1·_5._S89_..;..900_._54_5_-_47_85 __
tryside. $449,500. llonal informaUon and try lUtc~nPLUS _ ASSUME l l/4 VA OO y ROGBS llALTY complete lilt of excep· R M 67• Zll I Uonalfealurescall 2 Bdrm. 2 bath Income BY OWNER. Jmmac
'Jl9 unit with private patio 4b r 2ba r e m odl e d 106ZS.P.WOClrc,. 714-731-3777 andyard. kitchen. fm. rm. rrpcl. Comfort. convenient .
'84,950 Cheap! Super
clean 3 bedrm , 2 bath,
cul-de-<uc street. Lowest
pricecfhome lo that area .
There's only one. Act now I Broker 546-2313
llAM>MIW
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S un ny. b r t11 ht ,
lmmaculote 3 Bdr
Bluff• condo wit
auu m a b le t-.
l o • n . Fan tutl
terms . C•ll to 1ppo6nt~.
lttdto $115,000 dbl. gar w/work s hop . style, 48r. 3Ba, come see
F01UN1'0RMAT10N 188.5-00. 837 Vict oria. the amenities. Open Sun
Ctl 644-7211 6'5-8569 12:~5PM
•lllSH a.ASSIC * l 46-s&Oi
Opns.t/S..1-4 ~ 3 4 49 P lum e ri a · • •··
Proless\onally decorated
In lRISH GREEN. 3 Br h o m e I n G R EE N ·---------
BROOK. Near So. Coast
P l ata . S p e nd you GREEN. $108,900.
Wad rl• lfflty
t7~1104 ..........
TOILET!
Veta-8.op n111hln' your bard-earned money
awa,y on rent. Own your
own home for IO down. cau U'9 o.c. V!T AGT.
IU'2227JI hr HOTLINE
...alACICIAY
Exotic entrance. It's a
rmiinmcenl mansion m theSIJO's.
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842-4368 ......... s ..........
We otfer you: ~on1enl1l
atmot phere. no pre· aure. a.op eommw lons.
btaullful office wlth
computer. 100% location.
~ j~~l?llO~N~ewport~~B~lv~d~
Immaculate 3 bdrm and , den bome w/eisp•oded Ill worth comin& to aee.
ll•IDI rm. Done In 'ndalSiloryS B1'.3Ba . ~. PoOl 6 Jae on bome. 11»t entire home a'tieul•,Hc hN bMll •l•1•nlly re· =J.4 modeJed lD warm earth
I _.-...... toaea. SlH ,000. Ope D
-., ... Sa\/a&a 12-4. l'7 AaenUG·ml S a n Juan La n e . Ownet-/Aaeft\ ....
THE SEARCH ~House Dolfy
IS EHDED!! M~I dcs1rable 3 bdrm
Everyttling you've ever 1"'1 ba. plan Fountain
wa nte d is i n th•i. Plata Condo Double
beautiful Bdrm J bath ~arage. easy Hnancin(l .
hom e t fr a t ures a $72,000. Call 751-3300 or
Ct.IS pool and JaCUtzl S:U·~-1 -----
sundeck off the n buron Townhouse J ust
master bdrm. Pnce has listed. 1..ike 8 model 3
Just been reduced SS.000 BR. 2"4l ba, formal din·
Hurry and c~ll :'>46-5880 mg, garden view kitchen
formoredeta1ls. & family rm. Xtr a s
~HERITAGE • .• REALTORS .
galore. Assume or new
financing. $89,000. Star
R.E .. 754-6262.
GIAMTYAID
S..-r's C°"""CJ! 3 Odrms. 2 bath, fam ily
Swtm lo your own pool & mi. Super pool. Priced rn
enjoy the charm of this t.he $90's.
Easts lde newly lis ted •· 536-1461
charmer. 3 Br, fam rm, 1---------ll\4 Ba, RV access, fruit
trees. Drive by 436 E. l•--------18thSl, CM. Forapptto JUSTUSTID
see phone Trend Realty. ape. SUMOA Y 1-;4
548-7 177, 8 40 ·14 80 17147 s-c ......
SPENDABLE
Wllh m.lnlmum down. 16
Uruls, super loc. This ls
your Chan~ Of a hfetlme
to be as creative as you
want. Owner 's MUST
SnL-FASr! Call agt,
1sz..-OGt or 963-9088.
¥II.LAM CIHB
St
Spacloc.a 3 bdrm. family
rm, ralb celUn11 hou11e.
Well decorated. Lar~e
lot. We s tgate t r act. Sl~.cm.
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3 Br. 2 ba condo. Like 1......._ •--L 1a .. 0 ~. Vacant. Immed oc· • --· -cup. Te rll)s . $92,000. •••••••••••••••••••••••
O'#nertaei. 644..ocm. or MIWllACH HOMI
144-1493. By bullder . bloek to
beadl. ocean ~. 5 8 R. 4~ b9 3000 ~ ft. Ir• bal~es. 208 l5lh St.
S195,000. Also 4 Bil. 2'-'l
tMa at 80111\b St, eue.ooo.
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rnnt dinJna rm , fri>l t ,
bltint, new cpts, copper
plumb1n1. d b l a11r . ~. t.ae lo\ w/RV . "7.000 lmmed,
11(161. a ll owner /aflt.
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out. New crpt. llM mo.
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OPENSUHDAY
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WOOOIRIDGE
RECREATION
Sini.:lt· 11wry. 2 br +-dt•n.
2 hrtlh11 $102,000 Cull
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CURVED
STAIRCASE
Two :.lory, 3 br ~ d1•11,
21!1 balh.o; ..... mlly rornn.
wulk In pantry & wulk 111
clo:.<'t 1n mu:.1 .. r b1
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1714>~ :noo bl>tw1·en 10
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\.re<'nlrt'<' 5 Bctrm. 3 ba,
f:.unlly k1l<'h . la undry
rm. 202A 11•1 IL $1 13,!IOO
Ownt:r •z 12 Sk)larll l'h
M244JI
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$129.!IOO 5~~ 1;:137 O(><'n
I lou.'><' Sut/Sun I 5po1 <t
SonR Spur row ---PIUVATESPA
lk•uut I yr old Condo
with it':; own S l'A 2 llr.
2 1 ~ bu quality home
$87 .!'JOO
So. Calif Hc•ulty
546-5605 ---.1-------
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..... s36-146t and ..
0,... Hw, Mr. ldl.
4br.2ba, f&m rm S!17,!i0()
~owner 962 5116
UNDER $84,000
for thi11 4 bt.odroom hom e
wUh private pool 1n
beautJful Jrv1ne.
1044
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pool, by OWO('r $75,000.
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macnab I lrvlne
realty
OPIM SUH I ·S P.M.
#4 SANOPEBBLE. S RR. famlJy rm
De vons h ir e mod el c us tomized
thruout. Sunken llvln~ rm -l~.
master Huite -wet bnr -2 (pies -
prof. landscoplnit. Sec It & fall In
love! 1214 .500. Helen Wood 644·6200.
<Y-81>
OfllN SUH I ·I P .M.
4902 CORKWOOD. UN IV. PARK. Ocllf(htful Deane Wlllowood model rn outstandin).( location. Lg. 3 RR +
family rm home w/formal dlnlnJC
•rm. Highly up~raded & close to
swlm /tennlA club. JuRt reduced to
$189.900 -whut a buy l Jane Paquin
.... 8235. (Y·82)
OPIM SUM I ·I P.M.
5182 SKINNER, THE RANCH. ,,.Almoet a Gitt''. .. at this price
you can 'l afford to mlu thlt
beauty! 2.1tory. 4 BR w/211. famlly
rms -both w/wct ba"! Pool-1l1e
wd. lll9,IC50. Lola Mlller 942·8285. W-83 )
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REDUCED
$I 0,000
4 ~1»11'IOOJ1 bdrm11, 3 bu
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call for a 1.1Ji'I , y1111 w1111 t Newport ( 1•nll•r ti40 ;,.l.!17
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DAVID D. CARLSON 1tdrm, :t buth. upwudf'd, REALTOR 833-9293 ('t•ntury 21 Nl'wporl
U·nll•r, H40 5:1.'i7
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tile Mu'\l M•I''
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THE RANCH
I lldr111 1 r(·t• rm :11J<1tl Ml
ft ( 'lltit• 111 ~' t•1•nl11·1t rc·t·
a11·a'I Many upi:r atfl•:.
SIZ,000
WA.LMUT SQUARE
2 Hdrm l!ll<I 1m1t <1111y
$511,500
754-7800
Mulhearn
~alty ~~Ster
8"KTAINH'S
D&JGHT
lorjwto •uch I 048 ••••.•••...•..•........
EMERALD IA Y LOT
1173 f.031
Bt.m: LAr.ooN VILLA
2br 2ba + beach shower.
wet bar. patio w /your
own F.ucalyptus tree!
Decorator rurni1hlnl(8
plm, "Surrey with the
Pn.nge on Top," lo go to
the beach. Two pools,
tmn1s court, see. gates.
$172,500. Call Neal Vu11·
d crVle l f()r uppt . 494-42162.
Pool & Miich More
You'll relu and enjoy
I.hi!\ unlque redesil(ncd
Forest 1111111 mt>d'11 3
bedroom. 3 bn. rormol
dininR rm end famlly
room hotnc Jo'rom your
balcony yoo ovrrlook your s tunning po<1I,
Jacuui, gom..: rm 11111i ga1.cho. You will lovo the
mu ter s uite with o • Art Daner! Realty, warm r I r 1• J> I 11 c .-•92·.fl..C
California living al ll'li ~
beat. SlM,900.
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41 H •CMdfflt Or. <RACQU .. :T CLUB>
WATI HfHONT
ltOM I ., lftc.
RCAL ESTAl
63 1·1400
LAGUNA HACH
3 br, tropical paradise
w/pool & spa. Spec.
tacular view, lo main·
ta.llwJce yd. In ext'luelve
area, ottered al $170,000. 01111 770-6123.
l.AOUNA VI F..10 RL TY
...USHCOUMnY RANaiOSAN JOAQUIN 'J1Ma ne. 4 bdrm, 3 b1th
E I • I • n l 2 a t o r 'I futurw ao 01k r1lud
townhome. 2 BR. Ir d~n entry wtth wine ccll.r,
w/bltna. Lavl~hly up· beamed celUn11. a ran
1 raded. Ov rlook a u.uc ocean view from
pwmbell Ir aott rour&e. every r oom . Cul l o m
Vroll!!lak>n•lly detl1Jncd kltdten wfmlcro wave, 3
pvt. 11rden en1.r1nce. In· ma11nlfklent at.one frplu tercom. 8)' owner. adcfwarmth tot.hl.11 truly
S1'1'UOO.Call752·7M9. one of a kind home.
UNIV PARK BY OWNER lll50,000.
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3br 2ba SUPl!:K #9,9$0. N4:1lr 1 loflg ~36311 __ _
LOWE•
THIE! AICH IAT IT'S IETI'E.• AT THE IEACH
ESPECIALL T VICTORIA IEACH!
IOAT&IAYVU
900iJ I ot SUPER Condo. Sl!'ie,500, ~3639 POlllU•
ble lM!/Opt. ...;;._ ____ _
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rOOtll Is priced to .... Ye111 c• •toY .... pn•• bffch, ..-a ccawk -.I Clh _..,
r.-cr"'6oel c...._. ttH.t CMlly nr.. Arclt hy
CH offer. o..ey Ulf .000. c .. t Swift
Ton--.c•.
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$315,000. .~~(~:~!.
499-4551
Stt'P'i to b<'h C1.-dar/tlle.
(rplt, s und t·~·k . Jbr.
2hat.h each By Owner
$270,000 675 5520
IUCHHOUSE
lingo On tile Oranon Coa<,l·look to lingo hr~• Voe_, SI 01,500
Open ho... S.t/S.•
420 LlllJDMO
Suut.hlanders S48·577•
497.3331
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Central l.al(Un112Br.
W frph.', Jal'UZll. Vt•ry
f.IWl•l l(_K'~~-137!.!_tandy
•SPACIOUS LOT
h. 1·nhanced by t•u.,torn
wood & .itu~:. h1111H•
Flour plun md :J bdrm , z•, lwlh~ & fam rm
Jo:h•1tu111 I a nds 1· a 11111 ~
w l 1· r r a 1• t.' d 1J u t I o :-.
~.C.00. 1COJ8Dl'I
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C:oo.rmel & retail wan•i.,
well known mt:rd1anl
with h•Kh reJ)l•ut chcn
lt>le . fo'lxtur~ & mvcn
tory. $25,000. Ask for
Jeanne
l.eaMa + Opffona
See & subm11 offers
On Thc:.e Three
I Tiled pool, 3 btJrms
ll:IO l>l'I{ Vl{'W: on I I
orri-, 1n Su l.a~unu
Stroll tu l:M:a1•h & NhuJ>N
~.,kmit only $1118,:w>O
2 KmJCdom :cb<1v(· Lh1•
M'J, new 3 b<lr111 , 3 bath
t'rt'allon of stone. <'l•d11r
& u.'led hnl'k. 1n a "Shan
itn La" settmit Move 1n
r<>ITB REALTY
IOOON COA.~T llWY
497-2468
MOSS HACH
Almost o<·eanfront 4
hdrmi.. 2 baths, den,
pool, art 1st ·s i.tudio
Redwood & cedar C'un
struc:l1on $397 ,500
MON.ARCH TERR.
Wtth a Spanish fl 1.11r.
beautiful 4 bdrm .. 2'"1 hu
fa mily home J Cor
f(a.rage. $250.000
CROWHPOIHT
Orean sid1· of hwy . :J
bdrms , 2 bath!!, utnum .
qwel & l'XclU~I Vt.' IJr•·ll
nC'ar Cr e lH ('nt Ha y
IJea<·h $225,000
WOOOSCOVE
Ot-l!lln view. 2 blk~ tu
tx>ach l..ar1te hvmR rm
wrth frplc . gll'am1ni:
hardwood noor: .. 1h·1·k:. &
pauo Spuc1oui. 2 bdrm
home $165.900
·SUM WORSHIP
f rom unhm1tt•d dt••'k
s(Xl1•e of s pacious , !>Viar :J
bdrm. homt• Oes1~nl'r
intenor 8C'C'1mtuall'<l b,t
imported wall c·overinK~
s:t79,500 <C02S01' J
•CONTEMPORARY
Drama l!Xud1•:1 from :.i
bdr m J a m es l.1111 hl <'y
dl'Sll(n1•d homt· IKO'
Orcun Vll'W, hbrury. d1•11 .
artist"; stud io IJuri:lar
now watch the hrt•iJk ---~•!!!1--lnJ( lldeii roll m ror ••
1:1la r rn S 4 211 ,UOO
( Ul5:11) I' )
• RAMILIMG
4 llllrm, homt• rtn larK•'
111•t•11n view lot complctc
with 1·any1111 10 huc•k
Form a l d 1n1ng r m . :1
halh.'! 1.1lus rl<'W <·uqwl :. &
IJUlnt $1 6!1 ,500
(00L50P)
•PACIFIC EST A TE
Stluat.t.'<l on "• ut·re for
lha;c who enJOY t•nll•r ta.Ul.lng. Pool, wet bar,
J8t'UUI, 4 frpl, Wini'
C'l'llar plus 4 bdrms
$475,000 COOIDP>
$21'),000 depoi.1t ~ SJSOCJ
JK•r month rcnl i\skmJ1
$3l5,IXXI
3 V1rtona llt:1H'h, rww :1
hdrm , 21 ' ltuths. dt·n.
frpl(' , OC:t.'UO 1>1d1• Of th<•
hwy Grt•lll VU'W ' l.1:.1
pnn· ~.0110
Hillie McConnaclc
RHffy 494-755 I
OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5
875Ac~o
Wh1t e wutcr v11•w ,
bl>uut.Jful wood & l{lasi.
tullloP home, 3 OR. dt:n. :J
Ui\ $149,000.
MAllOH MILHE
REAL ESTATE
494-tSSI
• 8 UNITS 2 UH. North c-nd. wulk lo
In t•xcel l e nt North beach. f11)I, hdwd firs ,
Laguna l()('atlon 5 Unll s pat.Jo ll 2, ran add unit ,
with <H't•11n vu•w Wulk to owrwrfmancc· $155,000
beach & town lfr1•1•11tly l'Ec; /\I.I.EN
r durh $3!11LOOO HEAi.TOil 49"757H <l''OOOOPl
900 ~_.,r~ St.
1...,_.1eec11
• CllOl<;io; •
{'k:t>anlront properties
l'<'g Allen Hit r 4!14 7~7~
OPEN SAT/SUM l·S
3115 SAHDUME LH.
J.111rbor Vie w llllls ,
Corona dcl M ar , 1m
~~=====~= 11111culote for the mo11t --d111<·rlminul1r11(; this a
---------bdrm. & family rm
OLD WORLD CllARM
with total pnva<'y , sur
round Uus 3 Bdrm, 2 ba
home. Floor lo t'e1llng
Fr. doors vpen onto a
tree encloscrt det'k &
paUo. F.xcept1onal vu luc
al $128,5QO.
3 BDRM air.a both with
family rm. This out
s tanding newt•r wood
home was designed by
architects Oslr11nder It
Kis hiya ma . "'11r t oo
meny a mcnltll-s lo men·
lion. Offere d a t only
$225,950.
home hus llt'cn l11v1n.:ly
Cal'(..'(J for & Off()r!'\ &II l'X
c1tinic ocean v1Pw with
the security or n wallt:d &
golt.'<I yard. $289,500
MON.ARCHl.AY
SOphJstlcate<I & pnvatc.
this large home lt'nd 11
1w•lf to cntertainrna or
rom!orta bll' family h v·
1ng, 1h1s cxelu.s1ve area
f<'atures 24 hr guarded
gate, beach club & tennis
(,'OUN; $295,000
CUATIVE. ..
... rinandnt avalJable for
Uu.' 2 bdrm. & family rm
home; au.per ocean vll.'ws from both levels of this
Art'h Buch Heights of.
rertng; $l32,000
Causey
& Company
YOUR
DREAM HOME
L U S II G A R D I': N S .
T R E F. S A f' ... 0 It U
MAXIMUM PRIVACY &
FOREVER v 11-:ws 1'0
POINT F£11MI N J
M i\ STER S l T t: S ,
O I N I NG H OO M .
CUSTO M A l'
P O I NT M F.NTS &
QUALITY IN 3000 •
SQUA HE Jo',.:Jo:T <H
l.lVl':AHLF: l.lJXlJllY
t'OH T IJ K C:ftA Nll
TOUR. r•LEASF: CAI.I.
SJ75,000
DRHREOOOWH
PEACY. & ()\'11-:'r ,
S Wt-:fo:PI N(; o n ·:AN
CANYON Vlf':WS t"ICOM
T HIS 2 liEIJllOtJM . 2
Hi\TH Pl.US II lJG E
O .. :N llOMI-: LOC:i\TJo;U
ON CJ UIET CUL f)f:
SAt NEEDS t'AHPJo:T
& I' i\ I N 1' . V ,.; f( Y
CREATIVE FINAN
CJNG $1111,SOO
TAX ADV AMT AGES
N Jo: W U U I' l. f': X . :1
Ut.:l>l«>OMS. 2 HATllS IN f:ACll NIT KJo;EPS
HAPPY TJ.:NANTS AP
PRE C l /\TJ NC
INVESTM ENT N .. :AH GOLF COUHS£, n :N
NIS, BEACH . SP E '
Ti\ CU I ... A R V I Jo: W S
FJ.f:XIBLE F I N/\N
CING SJW.500
IJOCSo. Coast lliway In Village Fair
J.AGUNA BEACH
497-2457
•Spectacular lluy •
Whales. 11t·al11. wuve:..
lar.cc modem view
home. ideal N end location 4 UK 3 Uu,
i''am Rm/wt•t bar
Separate 1tues1 •;u111•
AJJ appUunrl's w11rr
Jo'inanc1n1t uv111lal>h•
Open SIS 12 5, 4!14 ~;72
J65 llc11th1•r Pl Lag U
L....-Hilt 1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 IJR 2 Bi\ Monterrey ,-..indo, highly upgraded,
$79.SOO Ownr 837 ~99ft
1.-ct-...u11.000
• lllSH LUCI • ror yw 1r you buy th11o
dt'an 2 IHlrm Ntwport
llt."I home with loudi. of
11 tor:1 ~c· Ai.s umaltl1·
91,.•;. In loo .
RHr. 642·22l7
ADULT CONDO
Walk to beach. I level, Z
+<k.>n + 2 bath Pool,
Jacuzzi, 11ouna. $101 ,000
llolbs Wood, Realtor
fl75-"'176
HY OWN Jm 2Hr, redwd --
d ec·ktnl'C . a ir, rr!il', BY OWNF.ll, 3 Bit 2 Ba .
Kr P <' n h i. 1· w 1 11 11 w t"H. cumpl rl'donc. 2 l·ur
551 4150 deta<"h<'t.I , l11c lot fl.,
CASA DE LAGUMA
Nl'w 2 Bdrm. 11ut1r1 huml'
i.umable loun H.1..'<lwootl
deck, quiet trct' hn1·d
11tr~'t $13S.OOO. 645.eJ:n
Top q u al 1l r.1J)1·1o, ·--------• t·arpets & appl1:1n<·<''
fo'anta. .. ut' pullo
/\1tt:nt !n5 OOlli L.oiJ-a........ I 052 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
GREENIELT VIEW
from redwood dt•t·k off
<hmnic r m & v1<·w of
tflllWllams from I of th•· 2
Bdntll> on up~· r ll' v t'I I
hath w /2 drf's111r1~ r<u.1m i.
11111>La1rs. & po1N1frr rm
off llvmic rm. wh11·h h a',,
m1.y fr'J'lt• u-. f<Jl'ul 1.1111nl
f'ommun 1>1101 & !Illa
$74,Wl
IEAUTIFUL
LUEl'ARK AREA
111 lhl' setlln.i for l hi!.
11vacwu:. f;im1l y homt•
w/4 Ud r ms. :J bath,,
famJly r m. wet bar &
your own prvt i.pa urr
M.str Bdrm Cl'nlrnl air
l'Ofld'J(, lri;: bnrk 1111110
$124,116()
493-9494 495-5220
491.-2413 810-5050
M.w Oft the Market
2 Hc-drm lo v...r umt ('on
<111m1nium m tht· Ea111
Nt.nt• N11·t• vww of p.irk
$Kl.~I
FAUST A VITALI
REALTOR
4!Y7 2A:!fi
MIGUEL SHORES
Lovl'ly l(ard1•n hom1'.
:Jbr. 2bu. Dlt & d1•11 C1·nl
utr, 1.1001. dub, lwh pork
1111< l..o:i l'adrt:s H .. :
5111.l-+155
NIGUEL SHORES
100/o DOWN
~ 7 /P.' ~ lnl<'rt•11l lund <·on
lr11rt 2 br, 2 ba, de11 Will
t•ons1der lt:u:1e 01>111111
$100,400
150/o DOWM ur. lnterei.t Ownt:r will
carry 3 br. 3 ba, dt.>n.
formal rt1nlng , v ie w
Si!l4,IXX>
UICEMODEI.
3 Rr. J ba. den, dinm11
room , v t:r y pr1 vut c ,
many upgn 1des '2111.000.
OCIAHVIEWS
RED SAILS
IH THE SUM SET
are cl~ to this 3 Bdrm
3 bath. i.tep down livin~
rm +r am rm hom1·
$34.'i.<XX.1
UPSIDEDOWH
Pa rc•nts up/r hllc1rt•11
ii own Opl' n lit• a rn , l
frpl1•s , I hOUl\l' frnm
t>t-uc·h ~.000
IT ALIAM VILLA
LIDO ISLE
7 bedroom~, 5 1>11tlls. ~A•~I
sci ft 70' lot l'ool Ila y
Vtt•W SI ,2!iO,tJOO
F'HJllf lnMM, ll•aftor
645· I 531
88% FINANCED
Pu,..-.iblc a11Sumpt11>n 011
Uu.., "'r('at J be(jroom X
plan m The Bluff:.. Ten _
ru11 Villas Tremf'ndoui.
frnunc·1n" F'ost <.>ct·upan
l'Y < ·u II or C'OmP by 5011
V('lltJJJ Open Sat & Su11
I ~
2r"lf21..
Hewport C...ter
640-5357
HIS PLE~URE &
HER PLEASURE
lier Pl e.iant 4 bedroom
home 1n lh1i. i:rcut
8ayt'n.'6t nC'1ghborhoocl
llJ.'i shop in this large J ,.ar garagt-& a pool 111
shan• All th1:. & m or<'
<.:all now for d <'latls or
M>e 1t Sunday l·S al 19117
Glenwood Lane.
9'"tr21 ..
Me.,...tC...ter
640.SJ57
Bl':AL11 fixer , Jbr. 2ba ,
must »ell. Rediiced to l8CiK !1~r•r ·~\~~ .. "~•·.:~ 'fill"'-""" LOCATIQN or this
DUPLEX I l t d llO'i N C!11t\t tt111!lw"y s ou s un 1,,uuM 11.,.,." c ... •17u'Jt Ing! Two 2 bdrm. l buth .11414114 llft
S119.850 BY OWNER. JBr 2 to rhool'le from. ff<>th 3 ~·. stepS to beorh, br. from $147,900 to
I o t 11 o f I I R h t . ~.900
NWP CRST PJan 4 w /lo~ ot ~l.&11s. lmm11r. cond.
Sl~OOO. 23 Aires Ct.
OF:ACll duple x 2+2
w/lots of upicrudc11 Xlnt <'Ofld $L82,000 Incl. lund.
fo:ves/wknd!I : 497·3933. H. JollR1 ft. E.
Daya <213 > 722·6460 , 493-6191 X226. Prt.ncipals onl_y ._ ---
uniu with ocean views 111>1J1 c.111n1 "'~'"'"~
Large lot, wlihln walking ;';;~'1114\:/1~~~1 "ll "11
d istance to be a c h & 1--·~--
t.own. Sl72,000.
TAKE ADVANTAGE of
thl& "-ncepllonnl OP·
J>Ortunlly to purchase o
home •l lbe be•ch. Call
today for complete de·
tails on t.b1a 1 bdrm up·
lltairl l bdrm downatal"'
II 1"' balhl. Li•ted for
only suo.ooo
a.So. Cout. Hl&hway
LAOUN.A BEACH
4'4-ellt tlS.1570
=(~
DoY•W.tW.7
I'm• 4 bdrm Mein vlew
home with ch•rmln• Fr. doon Ir brick p1t101. Perftct for entertaloln1
compeny. ••.aoo. -llACHCOftAM WITH GUEST APT. OcHn aide of hwy --COMV•TMS
oldar ,__ '° a eom . ..-dM om~ oe CoMt ..., ......
~~.~ * OPEtt 1·5 *
orae-cAPtSTa.AMO llACH An old
world bluff .fro nt home ln u
Mediterranean garden seltln~ with
unobstructed ocean view. 3 Bdrms.
beam ceilinRs. wood & tile floors.
lend an air of quiet charm. $345,000.
SEE NANCY SANBORN AT 34655
CAMINO CAPISTRANO.
O'IH fH MOMAICH SUMMIT I
R-Plan unit. 2 Bdrm & den, 2 bath,;. ponoromlc ocean & mtn . views .
Enjoy sunsets of Cata lina Island.
Comm. pool. Jacuzzi & cJbh se.
$134 ,500. SEE HAL CARDWELL AT
31081 Al.MARA LANE. l ·S P.M.
OH A CLIAI DAY
San Clemente Island & Point Loma
can be seen rrom thia cuatom home
high above Monarch Bay. There are
3 bedrooms, 2"11 baths plus a loft
where back~ammon la played
nightly. Youn for '305.000.
A COUMIU. llJtpl CO.
496·7222 831-0836 "'" ........ .., .... L..-.....
1 N Cl.OV E lt ur To Youn A.Sn:us
whefl you buy tl'11:1 fr Pro\t 4 fir home w/()('('1Jt1
vu .. 6 m 08 new. Open Sun
1-s HAMOI HtG~HDS
32719Sea Island Or 3 Br 2 Ba, new upgraded
Mooarch Buy Terra<'e fealW'tlft. SJ 19,500. Open
640-6259 Sunday 1·5. 1518 Irvine,
~ otrthihland c//IAP.JI'}/~ ALBl:R~LfYUSSELL
RE AC1.TY ~~·
<>PIH HOUSE
LUXURY HOM F:
Nlgud Golf Course
Open Sat/SUn I • 23822 Pueodol Campo s.m.ooo
/\JE'UJEl... L
631·1212
•MUST• SIU. 81"'' condo, m ini view, OWOc!r high.I.)' moUv•led.
Rrokrr. 8'$·2509 ----~=.::
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3 BR. z b1. exc...,mely
abarp. O.t purcbaae In ....................... the ltght1 al '13',000.
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&.-. ........... DH.318.
ly:~ 3 Bdr.!'~vel; ex. .. ___ ... 1 d tended dlnln1 rm. On ·-new, q .. ei cu · •· lart•J.:f'HnbeJt. Move·in uc. 4 bdrm, '"* batha, ........... 1 l>u il l -l n 1 with"""-mlcrowavt. flrepl1ce, 1 ___ A_1_en_1_11M11 __ 1 __
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drapea, r etd)' for Im ·
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O,IM TODAY ZltS AllUTUS
!f OWHH WIU RMANCE!!
CUHTEMPORAK\
•IAYRONT•
W1lh hi'l?\I pl("f" II •hP
to'ormal 1hn1ni:, ('parate
humly room. ln.ic II\
U\&. 3 fkltm!> • maid ~~11 ~ ''°'or en ~1
St•ns ation 11 oppurtunltv lll IH't4Uln·
•rt'a'& mo: t :-ou~hl ortt.1r ~inglt• ll·vt•I
Plan I), on dH11 rt• ~lrt•t•t Ownc·1
moHd out . want<; fn ~t dt><.11. 1«uhm1t
Inds near $2~.000
SOMMERSEJ
• Purlc b l lut u n
~""·nbll • ~Br, l''H, Jlb ~..rm
1'.u\blOOt'S,
~.tx10n.:t:
l .. l~WUlj,1$ttl Sun I ~
171M N,•wµon t1 111, Ur w
Hy own er
OML Y $40,000
take over 91"Z'"r loan at
$1001 mo. 4 BR. p,. ba &
'Pt-X,'Al'lll ,A It
PENTllOLSI',
l'l"Uly I of 8 kuu.t. 2600 •u1
I\ 8 Sly hi, unnw In
s~ ocn bu)' 'u f'ull
~ Bout !1ll p P\t Jjl'
Appl ooly Pr\1H' only
$SSO.OOO 1''1rm Aitl
54S-78J3
Harbor View Homt•!> Mon
tego. ~br 2ba n~.,. ly dt•
('Of'att'd. close to srhnoh
park & pool Ry Own1•r
557-6122 dys K33 11\til
eves
HCS'bor Yi•w Knott
Rare 3 bdrm, fo'.lt. C11pc
Cod Condo. tr• lt'vel.
great v1E!w. PoOI. tennis,
assumable loan $179.900
646-8181 Agenl.
~urry ! Ownrlagt., ---------
~Vlew Honw
l\l·11ul1ful .!br + dt·n. 2
btt f'r'°m1um lot·ut111n
l!f.ll Port F.d wJrd l'l
$1~9.900 <.:001wr a ll•)ll
.,. brokers ~SU 5l"tl
(~n hou11t· Sun 12 :,
STEPS TOIK'l-;AN
Buy or lt>u!I~ Ul'l•un
Beaut I)( 2 blory fll mily
home 545 114~.
SALE IY OWNER
EASTILUFF
IO°!o DOWN
View · 4 br, 3 ba. l.ui.k
built h ome Quulll y
caflM'l.S, custom window
treatment. all blln:., 2
fr-pies & J ACUZZI SPA
Walk to schools, !>hop-
ping & tennis . $225,000
(714 )955-0177
Big :!sly, newer 4br. 3ba. NEVER AGAIN ------Bac k Bay. Huge lot.
Horses OK. $149,999. IN NEWPORT BIG CANYON Prin . Only. 645·7783.
_P_._M_·--------1 •An ideal location... Only new custom avail ~RTCREST •An elegant Engli1>h Country En.ilish over ...,...,,,.,..c"'~oo Tudor condominium,.. looking 7lh g r el' n.
""" •Priced from$l2S.OOO . f'rench doors. wood
Plan 3, 3 br 2112 ba. Rd •lO"k<iownfinancing.. floors. s auna. spa. 3
local. upgraded. wet bar . fireplaces. J bars. Opl'n
mirrored wardrbs comm This col.Id be your last everyday l thro 4 or c;1ll
pool, jacuzzi. tennis crts. chance lo buy an out-~94_-82.30 __ . 11_4_C_he_r_ry Hilb.:._
$135,000 standing 2 br and den. 3 ----------~eally 833-8430 br or 4 br with 21., bath
LIDOISLE home clos e to ever
lllgh styling on a wide ytJung. Only 14 available
lot. &auuful 4 bdrm & in this exclusive orrcnng.
ba. exer hvnie. $475.000. See Sheffield Place at ~.Y~~ Mentone. Ope Tustin Ave & 16th 1n
Newpon Beac h by
Sleeper ! 3 Bdrm. & 2 ba.
doll h ous e . Ask inf. $264,500. Anxious for o
fer! 226 Via Graz1ana
()penSun. l ·S.
Exclusive a~enl 675-4562
~CARPETS
Pacesetter Homes
Open daily. except. Fri·
day.
(714)631-0094
P,apers, Shutters. a p -W. END, lg . fam. home 3
phances . Lido J s~e . +BR. 1~ ba: 00 R·2 90
Under $200.000. Call Lid ft . buildable lot. S26SM.
Rea1ly673-7300 7101 Seas ho r e . Prin
--------• c1pals only. 645-8410 OCEAN VU Dl'LX
4 Yrs Old. Englis h Todo
Style. 3 BR. 2 ba up, 1 B
l ba down. Walk in
rlosets. bulllins. cpts,
drps. 3 car gar. Ve ry
good cood. $235.000
OCEAMAtKT Dl'LX
2 Br. 1 ba each. 2 car ~ar.
$365.000. Owner will hel
finance.
675-1906
IAYCREST
Lo lo Down for 3 Bdrm. 2
ba beauty on Leeward
Ln. Call Bob Dickenson
at RIGHT REALTY lo
see.
979-1533
STIPS TO OCEA ..
N e wl y r e n ova t ed
duplex; good summe r
re ntal area. 2 Bdrm.
front house & l ·bdrm.
apt. with patio. $155,000
Incl. land!
~IEACH
REALTY 675-1642
EASTILUFF
Just reduced lo S144.900.
Absolutely immaculate
~ Bdnn. 211\i balh. for ma I
d1n1ng , split le\'UI
townhome. Open s pace
View from hVIOR room
and master suite. Now
vacant Owner anxious.
Call 540.1151
~HERITAGE •. • REALTORS
laOW MARICET!
Elegant 3 Br. 20x40 PoOI.
huge yard. Agt., 673·431 l .
HARBOR VII-:W
HOMES
$159,000
3 BR, family room. 2000
sq ft of living in th as com·
pletel)' customized & re·
modeled Monaco. w /old
brick frplc wall & hrdwd
nrs. Situated on huge
66xl20 pool sz lol els to
grnbelt, pool &. sch I.
Owner I Agt. 644-8046
IAY FROKT LIDO
Best Buy on the Water!'
3 Br condo. $375.000
443 Via ~1do Soud
Open 1·5, Agt.. 545·2241
Don~· Sltor.s View
4Br. 4 Ba, rd, fr. A/C,
f)t<hn 3br 2ha 1lu11 lc.x
Ri-t w~n N-a Shor~ &
llalh<1n sa2~.ooo J P ~t 1n1o n Hf'nlty .
JlJ 7!~ 43.'WI or 7!M 7176
*UDO ISLE• 0.-.s-1.s
i 1•v1.p......._
l..ul-or rharm. beam
t't'lllo.:s. 4 Hr. 3'-' HG. lrit
1lv111& rm. nC'wly rt>
nnk•l•'<I l1.1l1•h & dm11111
rm w hrdwd floor
Out,t1tnti1n 11 m ,111 ll'I
•lllt..' ~ botlcon)' Sonny
:-,a 111ttl<1 w1fuunlal11 lly OwMr $420,000 673 0711
IAYAIOMT CO .. DO
62 I Udo Porte Dr.
Pnvate mar10 & l><>11l
t.!Jp 11v1lll 2flr, 1 den.
;U\;a, $450,000
ICI Motl to'n !m!!llOI
ON THE WATER
3 Ur I ~~ Ila t 40' buut
-.IJI' Ft:c l .. nd IOI!\ ul
~l parlung l'nn orily
Bkr 673 ~I
llGCAHYOH
TOWNHOUSE
Sweeping ~olfcourse
\flew. 3 Br. wet bar. 2h
Ba. lg Augusta mdl. end
urut. pool!.ize jac. & ten rus, smJ down payment
~ume balunct• 3c1, to
brokeri.. By Owner
&I0-7771\
EASTILUFF VIEW
Lrg 5 BR 3 BA. exp:indecl
bVlllg rm. murlllc frpl<'.
formal dmmg rm. lg urd.
s ml down As s um 1:
balanc-e 3'"l to brokers
By Owner 640-7771:1
IT'S YOURS
ll your half as mollvaled
as the seller of this beaut
ln·leve l hm 1s. 11 'i.
yours!! Oceanv1ew, walk
to bch, 4 yrs old. Only
$14,000 dn & il ·s yours
C311 agt. 752 042A
DUl'LEX
By Owner. reduced to
$175.000 Both 2 BR units
I blk to ocean. Good 1n come area. 675-0<175 Opn
house Sun 1-5. t30 43rd St
LIDO ISLE
By owner, 3 bdrm, 2 ba.
lg ram rm. corner lot. JUO
Via Cordova. $27!1,500
Call to see, 714·675· 1782,
21J.888-7962
I larbol" View Hills Lovely
cus tomized Country
home. Coas t line &
harbor view. on cul de
sac. Lease land. Buy Owner. 759-0888
PRIME LOCATION
Newer duplex; upper
lge. 2 BR. 2 ba .. frplc ..
with ocean view from
deck. Lower 1-BR. I ba ..
frpl. 2 Patios + 3 car
garage. $239,500
IALIOA .. EWPORT
REALTY 675-8170
<Eves. call 833-0523)
WAU TO BEACH
$105,900!!
3 Bdrm, 2 bath. xl nl
cond. Seller motivated.
Agent, Gary Bos le r
900-4388. 536-2498
Eastbluff Lusk
4 BR. lrg lot. $1~5.000
()penS/S, 1·5.30.
2214 Alla Vista
By Owner. 4 Br + pool.
co rn e r l ot. nr
park/schools 631-0471
MOTIVATED OWNER
has slashed the price o
this lovely 3 Br. 2· ba
Eastbluff home. $15,
and wants actlon ! Com and see this property at
Ol'EHHOUSE
Very large executive
c us tom res ide n ce .
Panorami c view .
Sheltered pool & s pa.
S4SO.OOO. Ownr. 646-4769 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
2455111111100
5-day NoOll to 4.
Newport Pier Realty 1907 Galatea Terrace
Sunday J.5
Agt. 558-1809; 675-6900 • •u:mmalllftM11
2005 IJalboa Blvd.
Newpot"t Bch. 673-2058
IUCHSHACIC
Near Pavilion. steps to
bay&ocean; l Yt bdrms .. ----------1 fll>le.; approved plans to
--------.. build. 125 E . Bay . WATHFltOKT
COHDO
o.tner will lease opUo
th.is 3 Bdrm Townhouse .
Newly decorated w /boa
slip. S275,000.
-
WATt:.RfRONT
HOME.s Ille.
REAL ESTATE 631·1400
MIWUSTIMG c .... -.-+•lew
Spacious 3 Bdrm, 2'AI
batblt. recently decoral·
ed • landa ca ped. .DesW>ed for entertain·
Ing. Sep. iuest apt. Open
s.mcat1. 2'20 Clff Dr.
h11price1271.500 All· 644-9513
$114,000. Open 1-5 Sat. &
Sun.
Agent 675-9111
RARE FIND
Harbor View Carme l.
3br 2ba fm. rm. & din.
rm . U pgr aded
t.brouibout, quiet street.
Don't wail on this one.
Priced to sell. $168,000.
Bn*er !r19-4383
UDOISU
PllMI PltOftllTIES
.... c .... w" "-tOfo.t-.
sin 6&to..ltv
21911221 Vfa~an Remo
()pen Sal II Sun l ·5
Or By Appointment PRJCED-$t95,000•
•Seller wlll conaider
tower otrer if eacrow ~Oil or before April :U.~· Call a1ent foe-de·
PAMl.YHOMI
OM~STlllT «r lot, Ntbedral ceUing.
3 Bdrm 6 peat quarters
--8)' •PP' onJy. --IODml••• ........ s
61W6U
1·5; 3 BR + family. 3 BR. 2~ BA. frplc. pro-$149,500, 1806 Highland
ress1onally decorated Dr.
condo. Sll.5,000. ALSO 2 --------
BR + den, 2'1'l BA condo. S. a.-.te I 07 6
hrdwd firs, new carpets, ••••••••••••••••••••••• back.bay view. $165,000.
By Owner 644-8304
•SEAVlEW-
BYOWNER•
Upgrade d Hamplon
model, 3 br, 2"" ba + fm·
ly rm. Ocean & night hle view. Guard gate, pool-
lennis. $305,000. (213)
4»-3629.
Weekends & Eves Only.
Prine. Only.
BEACH DUPLEX
1h blk to ocean W.
Newport. 2 br + 2 br + 1
br guest apt. Great sum-mer /winter rentals. Xlnt lnoome. (213)79().2233. By owner.
4 bdrm. 4 bath on pvt
Cherry Lake. Sunny
decka & boat dock. Uni-
que. $2168,000. Prin. only.
1215 Heather Lane. N.B.
()pen Sun 1-4. Prin only
Mz.1121 dys or 675-0516
eves/wknds.
OPEN HOUSE
Sat Ir S-I I :00-5:00
3tOt
VIAD&CAMPO
..... , .. _..tHw!
'Ibis 4,000 sq. rt. 5 bdrm ..
4 bath custom home is
just perfect for your
parties! R~e kitchen. 3
tire.places, 2 wet bars
atrium and founlaln with
lots of wood a nd glass ac·
cents oCf forms I Dining
Room. 180 ocean view
from all floors+ Priced
under market at $379,000.
Call Linda Mccurdy,
752-1920. J 9UAIL
A.!~~J-
10,.. TM l :lO P.M.I
•IY ~WMB * OCEANFRONT. Option to
Harbor Vtew Palermo buy 3 Br 2~ ba. Pvt ac-
cwtomized rustJc look. cess to b;acb $750 000
4br 2~ba. Jae, 2 BBQ's, Thornton Realty ' · Owner will carry large ·
2.ncL T.D. $198,000. 2012 -------• PortBristol Cir . 644~
•:.!,tHOR KS 2170 W Dr. I BR, 3 BA,
din. Delllbtfu,I COU•le latertor. Maater up. IMI• LR. Oak Ooon,
brick P•Uo. Serloo
............. OPEN aJM.1.a«call...-1 .... ._
CUSTOM HOME
Ocean view. 3600 sq ft
Exec. mansion. 4drms.
4"4.tba. Pror decorated
and landscaped. Shown
by appc.ooly. $497,000
CAMTAMAR HOME
3800 aq rt. 4 Bdrm,1 2.,., be, 3 car gar. Huge aun·
dedl off mstr bdrm, blUn
m tc roware ove n , ~ COOk to;. cen-
tral vac 1y1tem. Spec·
tacular view of San
~. Dana Harbor
• oceao. Priced at •• 900.
OC YU COMOOI
8Dettoul 3 Mnn. 2'AI b1.
cloM to ceat.er of town.
Panoramic vi.w. Pool.
Jae 6 tennla courl. Sl~IOO. Lov•ly deeorat·
eel I Bdrm, 2'-' ba, Jae.
Wqnla, pool, fantuUc ...,...,., $111,000 •
NIJfwe.t
IOY AL llALTOIS
4'Nl4J
H04tH\ Fo r Sah &Jnwir. March 18, 1979 DAil. Y PILOT ..
: bUtJ to bcllct\. 3 UR . :.!
full blllha. r u!'tm home
Be t rcs1denliltl .&rt'lt
l.rl( pvt wood~CS lot,
~un vu. JU<'ua1. St lSM 1' ,, r m Ii , b y o w n r
1~:mo
WHY aEHT? MUST Sl'1L My tnrt llx40
Lovely 1978 Monterey Mll, A I cond . i.creened
2Br. 2.Ba. low park rent in 1•abana. move out
of $1l0. Only $24.000. Best ofr. 675 2022 ISMB717~> Acnc1CJ9 for S• 1200
Bcuullful nl'w 2 Br 2 ltu
rondo. ocean 1;1ew. ll•r
nf1r buy $9'l,500 400 7408
~ ..... , ...................... .
MolMle HC>tMS F•root& Ac~ -----___ 839-6535 12 acres. $12.000 pr acre
(): vu Pres Ho. Condo 2
sll")', 2br. 2ba. f I'· pool
Op S1S 1.2 5 $89,500 PP
1133-3004 ------()•ea.n Goll Course View
4hr 2'"1bn Custom Home
fCe11Jty ll'l l 0300
San.Ju.
C•strano I 078 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lleuol tnse. 3 br. :>. bti. fm nn. elec gar. els to pool,
lake. :.chis & bch. $72,000
Buy now bef pnce up
s ummer . Own 955·3322
Gorgeous white water &
Dana Hrbr vu. 6Br. pool
& spa by Champion. Xlnl
buy & terms 496-8294
l/• Mi From Oceon
Assumesi.r; loan on 1m
mac. 2 Br 2 Ba l ·SIY
widen, dirung rm. nook
on qu1e l c ul-de sat
Many upgrades Pn v
pool, spa & clbhse Nr
schools/shops $86, !k!O
By Owner Prin only Opri
H::.e Sal 1Sun 10 5
496-6583
1080 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nt."WPORT BEACH
Pt.'TPARK
Beaullfully upgraded ·11 .
2Br. 28a. close lo wlr.
priced reduced $8,000 for
fast sale <31-'2171·2>
Mobile Hon. Store
848-8895
• .. ODOWM•
•l'AYMEHT•
l-11format1o n O/\t'
1-:>.-J.Br-aJI area:. Adil.
rarruly &. pet parks
Mollteny M. Homo
839·653.5
MOVING
Ot71'0F'STATE
2'1x60 Ramada. 2Hr. 2Ba.
dressing area. Ol'en fir
plan, all nal ur~1 I wood
int tSHC31XU 1.19)
Mobile Ho.-Stor•
848 8895 ---BAYFROHT
l.uxunous mobll(• home
living with spacious
i:abana. lbr with dt•n,
pallo. stone frplr plush
new ta~ting 2 levels.
open beamed re1hnRs. . BY OWNl::H. 2 Bit. xlnt. cond Hom<.' 1n
sharp l~ ba twnhse in eludes stovt' and rcfr1~
Santa Ana. $45.500 Call al unbelievably lo14 pnt e
for a ppl. 554 0585. o($49.500 673 7890
s:n.5454 ----
OWNlrn COACH 4 Rr 2 Ba. 2 yr old. F'V 2Br, lll.•Ba. ArhnRlOn.
schools. assum !l': loan xlnl cond . cedar Lined
Ry OwnH. S79,!IOll l'loscts, m a ny xtra~
s.57-6199 1HH4439·30 701
LUXURIOUS ~le Home Stor~
Jbr 1 ""-iba for lhf' C'C -_8_48_·_88_9_5 __ -
ecutivc family 1n l.''C Newport Beach IBr. t blk
clu.s1ve No Santa i\1111 lOoc'ean St2.500
area. 646 51;78 an.. Cttsl Rlty. - - -
535-7261 OWNER ANXIOUS
Agent 549·3755 Low part rent, 2Br. '77
Wolk Olamp1on, under $20.000
Great Starter llomc
IH SANT A AMA? Mobile Home Store
T\red or driving & high 848-3895
gas pnces? Move into
this 3900 sq. ft. single !ilY
beauty. Joe. on a huRe lot
in North Santa Ana's
most pres tigious lol'a ·
uon. Look at a ll these
features: 5 bdrms .. 31 2
ba .. huge family rm .
sep. den or library, din·
mg area & eating area m
GREENLEAF PARK
5Slar Adult Commu.nily
1750Wh1lller Ave. CM
llas available a 24x62
American. beautiful
t'Olld Call btwn 9am.6pm
646-7965
knchen. Well developc.'<I •EXCITING• rcar yard with pool &
lighted cou rt for
volleyball or bas ketball
Orange County's most
C.'OOvcnient toe. with easy
access to a ll frwys.
Priced well belo w
sunilar homes in other
prcslige locations al
$225,000_ Call today for
an app't. to mspecl
DOM FRA .. kLIN
REAi.TOil 541-6615
2100 N. B'way. Santa Ana
ATIENTION
VETERANS
JUSTLlSTEO
Here's your opportunity
lO buy this 3 BR 1:1~ B/\
home roronly $69,000. No
down·cl-05ing costs only.
Drive by 2909 Cam ile St.
W. Ph for appt to S£e.
Trend Realty. S48·711T,
840-1480
NEARS. COAST PLAZA
8"'23 assumable loan.
$68,000. 3 BR 2 8/\.
548-0738. broker.
•ochAr.o
B e autiful 1 976
Sllverc'rest 24xSJ 3Br.
2Ba. 5 Star Acllt Pet
Park. <MTUJ27 l.
Udo-N•wport lch
Smack dab 1n the middle
of beautiful Newport
llarbor . A ga rd e n
paradis e + pet s .
Marvelous pvt bch Walk
lo shopping in Newport
llarbor's most exelus1vc
area. <KZ0757)
Loguna Hills
S,.Ciot luy
Beautiful 5 Slar Adil Pk,
3tx60 Seacrest, 2 lge Br.
2Ba. w/all the xtras. On-
ly $29,500.
CALIFORNIA
l'ACIFIC
MOllLEHOME
SALES
2706 Harbor. Ste 206-A
Tlllftn I 090 1
___ 5_4_0-_5_9_3_7 __
••••••••••••••••••••••• 8x45. ruce qwet park. big
•EXQUISITE 3br 2\.!i ba yard, metal & fiberglass
Exec home in Prime patio. 2 sheds, living rm
Woodbr idge area . w/wlndows on 3 sides.
Cathedral beam Clf!S. C.M.645-8017 huge fmly rm w/bnck •----------
fplc, lge fencd pool·su:e NEAR IEACH
I o l I p a l i o a r e a . Newly decorated single
Sprinklers. Lg cheery wide New Moon w /ex· k it c b e n w I d 1 x pando, <SlllSS-641.
bltns/mlcrowave. Owner Moflt .. ey
will help finance. MoWI. Ho...s
AllTerms. $130.000 G-6535 .. ~-13S2Aft.5. 1---------
NEW CUSTOM
HOMES
10x46 2 Br ABC, good con· • d.ation. sssoo. 840.S566 an
12noon.
Mint 24 ' Signatur e in
Capistrano 5 Star Park. 2
Br, 2 ba, ram rm, bltns,
air conditioner. dis·
hwasher, washer /drye r ,
Owner will f1nanle
wl2:!J',~ down
./('-PR€HIG€ I HOM€~
3333W Coast llwy, NB
645-6646
DIRT CHEAP
Building lots -l acrei.
2~ acres. S ;.icres. 10
acres Whatever yoi.
want, we have 1t. with In
vestors i.ermi.
F.AAGOR.E.
1/676-5717 11523-4462
GROWl .. G NORCO
412 acrl.'s zoned C-2. Sub·
m1t terms. Full pricl'
$145.000.
A PR€HIG€ /"-t-J ,HOM€~
3333W Coast Hwy,NB
645-6646
Rancho Cahf. l.trea. <1 5
ac.'rC parcels. $100.000 full
pncl', terms. mus t sell.
~ 979-4964 -----IOACRES
F'or 1nves to"r s! Xlnt
financing
1-677 ·5609. 1-679-2823
DROVER
25 acr e \'1ew pari:el V1sla
w1avocados AdJotning
development underway
S l~.00 0 pr d Cr e .
7141756-1407, 452.0996 ---Afi:rls:+' 1300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PANORAMff'
OCEAN VIEW
OPEN HOU S t.
SAT/SUN 10·6 2 bdrm
Own your own apt Pool
So Laguna <199· 1579
Conwnrrciot
Pr-operty I 6 0 0 .•.•............•......
NNN Shopping Centers,
fully leased. new. 13.500
s.r. $1,260.000. 7500 s r
$675,000. Broker 968-7864
NEWPORT
BEACH
PRESTIGIOUS
OFC/RETAIL
BUILDING
MEWftORT CEfi'TER
FASHION ISLA .. D
21.165 Sq. Ft. · Excellent
Location. M agn1flcent
Ocean View Cash Flow.
Owner will Finance
Offered b}
Mooarch Real F'.'ltate Co
Char les Ulbnch
lOOOQuail St .. Suite 250
Newport Beach. Ca.
92660
(714) 955-2682
NEWPORT BEACH
Pnme Newport Blvd , at
Lido. Commercial bwld·
in!'ls: 40'x70' bulldin~
with 10 parkin g
spaces-$396,000. 81 'x70'
building with 20 park111g
spaces-$009,000. Cull for det.ai1s. 642.5200
BARRETT
REALTY REGISTER
C0ttdo"'inlu"'s/T own· hoYMsfwsak 1700 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN Sat/Sun 2·5 pm
For Appl. To See
Eastside Costa Mesa 311
ALTA LANE 1n 2500
block Santa Ana Ave. 3
br. 2 ba. l stol")' end unit.
Fireplace, kitchen bltns.
privacy walled patio.
Double garage. Price
$94,500 . N e l s on
Robin son , Broker ,
548-5647.
1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EAST SIDE
CUst.om units on lge. lot.
real teak wood 111tenor;
huge frplc .. ne w plumb·
Ing & roof. Only $88,SOO
OWner 646-0917
Luxury l & 2 s tory fruit•-1uc:. ooo (SSSS) homes· Beautiful mature "'"ees. _,, · • NEWPORT BEACH Lux·
d h S.79. ury 3 bdrm Units. Steps trees s urroun t ese Diacomt._.n to beach. Fee simple
homes oo a pvt st . 4 br, J 49z,.239f land. Perl to hve in one ba w/loads of luxury ap-rent the other or for in·
pointments by quality ~ 2 Br 2 ba fam rm vestment. A s k Ing builder. For more info • · d 1 • call 544.1210 days washer/dryer. s -S187,000. Call for appt ..
• h m as le r , lov e I y 714 /968·5929. Ask for
M&-ll68eves. Capistrano Vly EBtates 5 Paul/Broker
Newport Freeway to 17th
St. ('tulltin> E. on 17th to
Pros p ect. left of
Protlpect to Santa Claru,
left. on Santa Clara to
homes.
Star adult park. Only ---------
$33,000. Must see (9'JG0) Al ocean. Npt Bch. Lg
S.59. dplx. Also lot & Lag. DlscCMMta..n ocean mobile home.
4t2-23tf 964475
•
Cape Cod Charmer Ocean tRVlNE The Mcadows 1 5 side o( hwy. 2br wttb a
Star adJl park. dbl wioe, bach. urut. For sax est In·
• 2 Br. 1~ Ba. lmmed oc· come. $167,500. 673-5955 ----------•c up. $28,4 00. A g t ,
W1al iultr I 091 1182-5258. 2 New Dl\plexes 164 le Ull
••••••••••••••••••••••• MaailOlla. Coeta Mesa. 568 Pool Hom•, hlsbly TO SETTLE ESTATE $178.500. Owner A1ent.
IQ>lraded, dlaln1 rm. 1Brl!tfl park ln lrvlne. _mem ______ _ ~ Set Is Sun. Wit 123~. 492-7MSowner. ..._Pr rfy 2000 ~. Slll,900. Bkr. COSTA MESA .......... ~ .. ••••••••
M-0'108 New '79 Lancer, 3'JC48, 4 "-"Ir~
..UC• $4000 2Bt, 2811, adlt c•rk. Ontv 5 2 8 R 1 1 BR w Ith ,_.,.. w. ~:!· ~ob~!91:!!e ,....,.. " yarda. ~reat
Buutilul s Br. '"' ba Sales557-9380 EMtalde locatJon ........ 000 with family rm. SparkJ· down. Owner will c:arry lnl POOi RV parklDC Delu.n Md> Sk,artc ln conlrac:t. Fall prlct"
'-d dftorator ch•rm'. Bt.ell hrll. 2 r, 2ba. DID.GOO.
WhatuaealaU'Jl.800. tam rm, Island ltchen. ~ f ~L"tJIG€ 0,. W ..._, I 7 I ·I 1M1111rY porch. etc. hll _ _ ~ ~ 1
I Jll 1 llc••;41••• ~ a-tfnlnn. eto. On· HOME:~ e -o1c1. lteu. Nnt. ~a Wf/f ee t o appreciate. DDW.CoutHwy." M.~14'1 ..... '4M646
t
EXCHANGE UP!
"()uu1I PluC'(' Properllei. closed el>erows on over
Sil? million m sales and exchangei:.. l~t year
Our lnvt'nlory of pride of ownersl\tP and
Na('kerson typ1• units shows more thlln 50
1ncom<' projt•1·ti. lor sail• from duplexes lo th1•
!OCH rani?e St•\ l'rlll of our :.tl!ents vlli1t 1'exai.
1 t'l?ll larlv lo t•nlh•<'I h'lllni!s and w~ havt' i1
broker on sular1ed ~tarr hl·t>nsf'd In Tt>xu and
Nt'\ad11
\\f' l'.1~1· o pc·n1nl!-. for '<'Yf'rJl licrnst'd .
l.'Xpt•r1cnrt·d prOfl'!>,.IOnlll'-lo join Our :Stlifr
Prt!\ 1011!> t"<P<'rt<'n<'1• "''1th home!> and residcn1111l
1nrom1• or romml'rt'll•I propert1t'l> 1i. needed
\\>1• now h:1v1• ,1\ :11l:ihl1•
• S7!l,OOO dupl~x · Ornnt.:l' County -Pnt10:0. &
J,!a ral!<"-
• N(':lr Ot'W duph•x -Or~rnl!e rounty -V1t'l4 .
SJ59.500
• Balboa l!>land dupk~ Trad" cf<X\ft onh
$230.000
• 3 bdrm + 2 bdrm -Costa Mesa. 1163,900
• House + duph•\ Ont.ino S86.SOO
• Oranj:!l' tr1pl1·x•·~ i:ot two! SI 14.50(1 &t
$115.500
• Covin)!ton 11 pl\'X
~200 000
Prnle Of own~rsh1p
• ,, OrnnJ.:l' <.:ounty to'' nhoui.c unib
ll l' \4 • S223 500
• 1 hou.-.l'"' l lot y11rr1 St7n ooo
Brand
• '1 plt>x µr1rl1· of 014 neri.h1p with nwnt!r i.
ll 1111 S22.'l. 000
• C-O:>ld Ml'~ll l·Pl1•x1·, l!Ol l\¥0' SIS5.000 ~:t('h
• 4 pl!''( rl'C'l·nt ly l'l'furh11>hL'<I. Golf t'Ouri.l'
\ l('\4 $155 50CJ
• '1 housl.'~1 lar)!I' lot c.'O!>la Mesa . $242,000.
• 4 11111l!> -C'Ol.ta M•·.,a SU!C, 000.
• '1 units 1nr1ud1n).( 1·us1om (1l4n1•r'!> unit
lluntmi:lon Bccich S275.000
• 2 tluplext>' -4 unit!> 1•uch with f1rt·placc
11 untmi.?lon Bl' a ch SI 75 000
• 4 "PU('IOU.' 11111\s $169 ()()(I
• 5 LaRuna Rt':H·h unit" V1t'w' SJ85.000
• l'i Orani:e County units S210.000
• 6 umtl> · -duplex t 4 plex on I lot -crn:it
beemner• S215.000
• ~ Orani:ie Count v unni. St9.'1.000
• II Clr;m)!e County units S205.000
• II l;1rj!t• uni Ii-. a 1r 1·on<111 mnt>d S2:IO OOCI
• K uniti. -2 4 plext•' Pride of ownership -
I lunting-ton HC'ach $4511 000
• 12 unih 3 4 plexe" Orani.:1• Cnunly pndt•
of nwnl•r!>h1p 31>drm 0\4 m·r ... unit. Sli75.000
• 14 uruls "'Ith siwndahll• m OranJ,!c Counlv
S.125.000
• 11 un1l!>
$597.000
. • 15 Hntls
~7i!'),(10U
Orani.:t• l'ounly l year old
Santa MonH'J -d~t' lo bc:.irh
• 16 un1h C4 .i pll•Xt-'I OranJ.!t' Countv S650.000
,, Ill unit!> -Anaheim have 2' 5475.000 carh
• lfi unit!> Or:inJ?l' County S400.000
• 16 un11s out or stale S425.000
• 16 umts Prid<' or 11wn~r:.h1p -lluntmJ?lon
Beat h. S000,000
• 17,untl'I on ocean S760.000
• II\ units -R1veN>1de S4:>.5 000
• l'l units Or:.in).!e County -Span1i.h
Arch1tccturc. $410.000
• 20 hard·lO·rind pride or ownt>n>h1p units -
<:ost a M{'lla. $8.<'i0.000 + 20 units R1H•r-.1d1• 2 .,tnrv J?arrlf.n stvh·
SJll2 000
• 22 un1L<; Anaht"1m ~5:~5 1•.IO
• 2:1 unil.,. Santa Mon1(•a -Subt1•rrant'lHl
park1nJ.! Sl.590.000
• 23 units -Santa Monica -Balcon1e~
SI 650.000
• 23 umts Santa Munl(•.; Ell'YUlor :md
-.u hll'rranean parkmsz 51 l:IOO 000
• 2111nlls -Oranf?e Countv All have fin~pla('ci.
lo.: \•ndO!-ro j!a ral!es Sl.350.000
• 2·1 11m1s --OranJ?c County SGOS.000
• 2fl units -Hollywood Pool and uir
1 011d1tioned S880.ooo
• 27 units llollywood -subterran~an
parkinl! Sl.430.000
• 28 pride or 014nf'rsh1p units ~ H untlnsHon
Reach 11 ~ m1IC's to be11('h SI .575.000.
• 2A umts -out or state S770 000
• 29 umts -bal('omes & wel bars in eac'h unit.
lloll~ "ood Sl.070.000
• 32 unit" 1n h1iih demand area of Oranl!t:
County S950.000
• 32 Orange County pride of own~~'f\il)' umt!>.
Owner's unit with 1:cram1c Ule & wOoclbummg
fireplace Sl.800.000.
• 34 W11ts -Hunllni:ton Beach -ft~s &
patios. Sl.300.000 ....
• 35 umls -llollywood -pool. si.s;o.ooo.
.. 36 WlllS -Huntiniiton Beach. own your own
street' Pndc of 014 nt>r~h1p -3~. 2bath
owner's unit with fireplace S2,025.000. •
• .io units -Hollyl4ood ->1ub~rranean
pa rkml.! l<t Sl·curily features. S2.l!OO.OOO. • -
• 50 un1ls Rrand nt•w 4 plexe s near
lluntml!tOn Harbor. OWC 10', '
• 114 umts 10 Texas. Sl9.000 per umt
• 8&+ units W. Hollywood. Socuntv
S2.000.000
• 00 units in Texas St7 .000. per umt.
• 112 umlS -Exchan2e S2.800.000
• 112 units -Ho llywood nt:ar fret:'Nay.
$3.400.000.
• 125 units -4~ yfal'!' old . S2.375.000. * 180 units In Texas. Sl8.000 per umt.
We havl' over 120 m·house lists~. most 1n
Oranl!e County. from houses and <\·plexes to
b1).!j!1cs. No driveby'i; pleuse. In deft•ren.:~ to lhc
wishes or our propt'rty owners. please • not
ask for ••ddrcsses. tr you arc a sincere ~ycr.
Setler. Or l'XChan j!l.'r please (.'Oii fOt lln
appointment or v1s1t our offl('~ Op•m da1IJ and
weekends ror your convl.'nienec
• 114 unit. Disneyland area motel. n9w illnder
ronstruct1on. Turnkey at $4.275.000.
• l\f ajor motel with room to build 1n Ol-an11e
County,
• Retirement home tn be built. S4.09S.OOO
• Shoppinl! Center site paekaite -nett to
rel(ional center. $4,450.000
• ShoppinJ? center -Oran1Ze County. 1640~.
•Office bmldlOI! -Orani;ie Counly. Sl.700.too.
• R V Park -283 sites. SI .500.000
• Mobile Home Park. S2.800.000
• Gns :.talion and office In Oronµ•• CClllnty
St76.000
• 4 Industrial Bulldinizs for $2.000.000
• Industrial bulldln11s -S280.000. S3tl.500.
Sl.925.000
• Industrial !lites in Riverside. •
• Lots In Oran~e County. Riverside, anW Son
Dle110 County.
Coll one of our professional staff of ov* 40.
Lar.-ie enouAh lo serve. smell enoulfll to eare.
AGENTS & BROKERS: We h ave few
position-open for llcenaed prof8Slonal .. who
would like to arfill1le with Oranl(e eo.ttty's
f1stest growlnf( Real Estate Or11ant&atlon.iC•ll
foe-an •ppointment, or see our ad Wider IHI
flltate Sales Help Wanted.
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4 bdrm 1 bl& barkyurd, 2 ~ 1 b i....-C ,.. __ ,.~ Jacu.ua. clbhse. nr So Promontory r'l 1 un
,,..,, f,ar1ot•'. llhb & J){'ts .... '" c-~~~1 aanaic>. Quiet wtll UJ>Jtaded 4 Br. Newport retl ~ 3 CoutPlau &r OCC,'. ~ ·~m 1 furn , '2 RR ·.
•M lawtdl')' urea, (enct'<l yd. 2ba ln Woodbridjle. 1623 er. 21.'t ba. Avajl immed • 3 '" ""-1ttvattt bt'ttt'h, h'n !WW rrpt.8, drp. II palnl, PtlM l-4583 SllOll S650 All fM.5.02:9:S mo v7 ·5781. 642 1008, bt-aullfully rurn Uolh
nla. \ lcw, 3 Arrh Ba Y S340 lit & bu1l + deposll. 736-«n2 loY~y v1ew11 fWt'f'lookins
AYllll Mat'lh 15th l•t CaJI (7l<t>TI0.5629 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN WOW! Mani ocean view, blly&ocean ff73 6419
lut ' dt•p LU> pt'r mo 2Ut. l \.;Ba Condo, $545 Ne w p o rt c r es t Tor""9nH
IOl'4All81v mNog.-0-'-.t 3226 rno. 7~7W dya.832·7036 Townhouae.3BR.2"'1 bia. U. .. wl .. d 3525 2br gar purkan8 Mi•J>!I to .-.... ....... tMct ••••••••••••••••••••••• evee Rudy Pool. tennis. Jae. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch. ~mo and ulll
•............ afa, nrn .. w . clOll" April t:5,S650mo.1 yr lse. New 2 Br twnhst' w/cncl 87No3-w~thru1 JunG8l' l r>th
••••••• •• •• •• •• •• • • • • • "" ~ "' '-._..'K Or P I ad""• 0 •H 99 .............._ i-t-...a 3 .. 06 to Oan• Ulla llh1h. 33101 ......., mo. angetrec al o 642·98M. gar. ... .... no pela ys. 110< ....... - -' Buccaneer. 493,7771 home. 2 BR I fta. avail 827-8410, 645-9061 evs _ .,~ "--3710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4/l.S/79. Tennis, poohs , Wat.erfronlle1t.'W!, lge 2 br. _,. _
JliJyfruot 4 br, J b•. tom1ly Tr\ level 3 or 4br 2ba ram. rec r1cll. 67 Orchard 2 ba. entry frplc, new ~lllft .,....._ 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-m p1.-.r. no ~·t11 Sl200 nn rwar beach. Rent or Adults only. ownr /agt crpl.s. elec. )Car. opnr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I bdrm. ld~al for .. 1oi:ll'.
J.1•11.w 67!1~"t 11K1 77S-0239 56221 :~026 Laundry. Patio . S600. 2 BR. private J:11rden. d.IV . rCllp, prnff•ll•w m;al Adult.s. no pets. Dock for garaite. nr 11hoppinl( & St t:all 751 7~ or 1135 'IJStl
I.. Ur, :t bo, $400 Alm I t to ---------•I :.>'boat extra. 675-2298. Anne's .Church. Ide al ror tr lwftts J 11 I y I . S !12 0 'i 1 I y DOHT REMT Sr. Ciuwn. Santa Ana TURfwftlllwd
trl) ITTlll ii you nndo68ur friend• 3 Br. 2 bu, 2 blks to ocean. $350 mo. 642·1ll02 ..., Com.m tennis &. poola ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.. ,, • ...,. 3207 have SIO, a nd c an ...,. · ........ 3370 ' GeMv" 380.,
• -.. le .. P"Ym"'nt• or ... "" -... mo . .....,. · " I • 1t.-1-1.-~ • "' •••·•••••••••••• •• • • • • • u• ~ u '" a ~ rlf .I& ,................,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••. pi•r mo total. you con HARIOll VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Long Rt:och nr l'Cll. 2
txzy" 3 Rdrms &den. 2"'1 4 .. ,2'/J lo. 2~·s, ..._.,Hin• 3707 Br S?.75 No J)('l!i Snitl ~ MacnBb ·lrvm ba Townhouse. nr beach SAM JOAQUIN family rm. cre'~IToca· ....................... fu rn. ulll pd $l!t!1 & harbor. A s ang le or Move m oow for ONLY Weekly to July I , ocean 8:J3..8974
)'OUllR t'OUple·s paradise 1610/mo.! Deluxe 2 BR lion. Immaculate $850. front compl. tum. 2 br, -
S86.W0<494> San Mateo model near &M-l034 rrpl, balcony, gar llcAoalslaMI 3106
OCIANfaONT V11 t'11llon&lnvestmc nt c omm . pool. 2 ·Car Newport Terrace 3br. 64CM784 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ J>ropcrt1es.lnc. garage. Rcfrg ind 2'-'lbacondo.patio.frplr. 2br2ba frplc hw, Gn>YH 2700 !Cart< Ytllrly h•iti.e <.'ul>t' 49J.938 I tw IY-86> garage. wash/dry hook I Bdrm, yearly. orr slrret walk toS Bay •••••••••••••••••••••··~lotl cht1r mer n~·.ir .. 9._,700 Joy~F.dlundM2-S23S up Kids OK . ssso no park.mg Avail 1mmed 213/ ... 51:17>1 • N II Y <: JUI<. 2 b..ilh I ,. 6 s:2i Ph646-Q38 \.\/\ feud~ lhod (1r11Vt'rru1t ~u.~t rm w bjth $1500 pets 64S-0266 • ~ I' A Wiil c•oru.1dc r --1 S2:5() mo yrly, sm l),wh,
11 ·0 01111 t.'hachei.tl·r Hwl'*-•oc:h 3240 •-Hlh 3250 llGC" .... YO.... Very rlean2 BR. 1
1 b ot·k 1.Jmit1.-d cookani:. ulll 1111. lrad4• t114 1Vl2 7~ M.211235 1y 851 • ...,._.. _.,.... ,,_""' ""' to beach Res pon111blt'
•trt', J Rr 2 thl A f"
lrvlc, w n1'ft for hur ... l·~.
$82 500 7 I I '1187 1;30~
Jt>rry. 213/711G ~'127 -
•I •••••••••••••• •••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Lovely spar1ous Deane 2 adlts onJv. $375 mo Av al avail 4 1 bl ht ~ "'''"
New-t!legant-2 bedroom Beaut. 3 Dr Townhouse. lid.rm, 2 ba. de n. P vt March zo'.67 .. 3029 d ~"'1 A~te 67~
,._ .. M 3222 teen 2 .....,. d All luxunes. rec center. auard gate com un l ..,. ~ • ~.or ..,..-vroom + en .. -m 1 Y· 2 Bdrm. farcphlCi'. 1wt111
••••••••••••••••••••••• S57S. t:edar & window $475.S81·34U6 IJ<l().8582 2br furn a pt. Yrly. ~ ~ pru.nl No pi•I, $4[)11
•'-'1b /f I •·hit home. Jo'ave blocks to mo A~ros~ fro m L I I L' f ivr,., 11 w rp c"' 10 s Leisure World new 2 Br S EAVIF.W ' · · r. y r y r u r n or u n
TI\n't' I Hr wnl:\ 011 fl.1.:
lot Good t-:u~t .. 1(1;• Im 11
tum $7~ mo 111tu11H'
f\111 pnt't' SI 10 CMIO
2100
lta'fll.1 m~1l rnul'll(Jl!l" nn led fstoh
lo.m ft·•"' f'a1ot ··~nu,. b~
l'ran uni> C.:hn' .ai.:t •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ ('all Sh·vi•. IH I tl!>IO beuch. Private 2·car 2ba condo Wa s ht>r / 3 Br. 2.,., ba, fa mily Ranrho Call aft 7l'M biS-9229
u1 S.1().ll5l garage. Fully m nin-dryer. A/C, golf course. pool t s 67>9394 tatlled yard. Adullfl, No ~ sroo1~.·eav1ellw7.59·l,.,;., enna . -,.-~--del--M-----llc6oa PeMtsula 3807
l>upll'x, 3 Or 2 Un. frplc pets. Inquire a t 527 18th """ ""~ ~ -37 22 •••••••••••••••••••••••
A PR€HI G€ ,,..-+--I HOM€~
3333 W. <.:oast Hwy. N ll
645-6646
!l d l.'!AA wkdy~. SJtl :!:lll:J
t'\' wknd ..
C.M. DU,.LEX
Nu't~t unit on Aml·nl'an
AVl' $~8.500 !\•Il l
Kii 4!121
HAVE PRIM F. J.ukt• l\r·
rowhci•d 1m1Jruvl'd pro
1x·rt y Tr a1ll' up tor So
Clahf. <M'canlroot or n•n
laJ units Owne-r lroker
rl'frHt. wu~h •rJdryl'r Street. (714 ) 96().6331. l..CllJl-oHkJIM' 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\pt for rent, 3 Hr, 2 tw. 1 •
W I 0 i: a r a i.i c $5 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. I ba com pl furn . blk to bch, Uulllou. <: •. ill ~93.'iO, uft 6, 644·8:tOJ 3br lba close lo beach. Niguel Shores 4 br. 2 bo. Ne w c rpto; & drp'I, 673-0572
Nikfor J1K'k Oean.$495.mo.No Pcts ( -·• ri was h<'r . dry11r . $550 ------_ _ _ SJG.7000 fbrwY rm, al um. 3 car 67~ 2 txJrm. year round, nf'.ir
Cotta Meto 3224 r<nr. Comm. poc;il. tennis Yiwht Club. S325 l>t'r m11
OCEANVIF:W <.:ONOO &beal'li 7:,9 14(15 Small cozy studio No 673-591JI ••••••••••••••••••••••
FOUll UHITS-C..M. 4.f'LEX C 7 t 4 t 3 3 7 • 2 4 I 4 llatc the· luun1lry mat ~ 2
br, 2~ ba condo. w n
J lldrm.l ..... bo.$450/m o. llGCANYON k h r• 1 .,.,.,. 1
Call H 9 .•• " 1... 2hr. 2ba twnhm. Pnol, Jae. Jtc en. 00 -~. nc ,._ ~M 3822 .,.. '""''' f 1 N '57 .,., ONLY $650/mo. will ~et uuJ No-smoke 64-0·499'J ~ ~ ar rp c 0 J>t•tll a 4<...3 you a 2 BH 1n the -••••••••••••••••••••••• Near nt•w, 3 Ur owner:.
umt. 2 ba, frpl, 2 c•a r
)(ur . 3·2 Ar. 2 bri . unat..'i
2 2 Rr. :t I Br ~·nd 337-1717
palu,,,, lnw rcnti. C1111clu ---------
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<'Onv('r i;1o n po!>s1b1l1ty
XJnt lot·. 724 J aml-:.. t..: M
Sl~.000 1'11'673-7787 FOURPLEXES ---
All 2 BR townhouse l YP<' Bench 4 pll'X, I yr ner /\&
units Goud lucut111n s um. lo11 n $249.000
UWC 2nd. Tv.o to t•hoo~e Aroker. 848 070'J
from Sl4S.500l'n MIMI STO_RA_G_E_
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3333 W Coast llwy, NB
645-6646
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10'1 cap rate. 7 6 X
g?'ll6S, ln.'mendous lore
lion Sl.200.000 Broker.
49:).Q!91
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CllolCI' Vh•W Of harbor lot 19 fourplexe1 ~ P;mfac llr. Cl>M II~ 11wnn P ra1'l':> <·>. Owner h1.11ld tn !!Ull or
trcmcly low. St.>111.'r wall :wll $200.000 !'J4:l li\411
nirry ;111 fl0111H'll1J( HI ev<.'!l
lanJe Cash Row
Low DoWR PayMeftf
lier. 714/542-3676
Cl\1.1. fo'Oll SJ<:T U I' • • * ••
OCEAN VIEW. bcat'h ac ('~ builder prkg for 3
<.'Ofldos in San Clem ente.
/\JI approvals. ready to ..:11 S IUll,000 Vi'rY
mot ivat e d sel ler
0 4921 /\j.(l .
2900 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$500.000 CASH
I lave cl.Jent with $500,000.
Wants Orange County
property. Cull C huc k
Spiller. R. 1:-:. Broke r.
752.~
CDMDUPUX
WANTED. Will trndc
Eas1bluff 5 BR. P vt Ply
644-1177
WAHTB>:
sMALL or LAllGE
SHOPPING CEMTER
lave buyers for Shop·
pan~ Cente r 1n So. Cahr.
area ssss Ho Ob~ct
fo'txer upper OK.
Prine~ Only
frpkcs, pool, dshwhr 2br 2ba New Conllo. hon
wa.omer/drycr. Sorry, 110 nis. pool. Jae .. rec· rm
lads or pets. Smi1lcs ok s5oo. as k for Aufl l tn
S400. A~t . n o fee ~1371
964-2566; 973 2971. ---------
SHARP Ml'SR Verde 3 br 2 Br. 2 ba, closed gar.
family rm. frplc. ali MSO.lchlld ok.
bl &d ~;968-2297Agt. tns. new crpl.'l rps
Walk lo schools & shop
ping.~ 955-0177
Move r ight In. 3 br. 2 ba.
patio. fe n c d ya rd ,
Jbr 2ba frplc, gara~e. 4""1 garage, Klds & pets ok.
yrs old. located near So S445· A ~l . n o f ee Coast Plaza, $495 mo. _954_·_2566 __ ; 97_3_·297_i __ _
F.vcs. 556·7947 Driys lireal family home with
644-4450 frPlc. 4 br. 2 b a, patio,
fncd yd. garage. West· Mesa Verde 3br 2ba frm mont area. Kids & pt:ls
rm fplc. blt1ni.. renccd. ok. $465. Agt. no fee.
ne wly d~coratt>d . No 964-2566: 973.2971.
Pets. $525. 646·1535 or
7514024 " New beach condo. 2BR.
AvaJlablc now. 2 br. I ba ~.~1i4~~=~·
duplex. Sma ll yard &
patio. Adults. 675-0562. ----Walk to beach 3 Br 2 Ila.
fplc, ~ar, $500. 536·7542;
21J.~-6446 Santos
dy~. 1131-1 Ill() f'V('!I sec:\lrity-~ated luxury of Colta MHcl 3724 l.rl(. dlX Z Oft 2 llA plu'h
LA1Mfor91t 3255 Newport Beach · o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• r rpl. drv-pat111. fpl1
••••••••••••••••••••••• would yoo like to lease SUS CASITAS Hill\'!. cl'\hw .. r. Adult;., n11
1br, 2 both. r11m1ly rm w/option to buy al lhP Larr<e & reg l bdrm, P ... t i. · S 4 11 11 m ''
AcrofJ.'J from J(rudc srhl end ol l year ? Julie Van t-ocl. gar $255. & up 64G-V714/fAO !1JS.">lfi45 '377'1
$520 lncl'g gardener, no Wiereo753-1414 <V..g7) Adults. no pets 2110 CodoMHa 3824
pet.S 77().8702. S81·5005. llG CAHYON Newport Bl W\ 49611 __ •••••••••••••••••••••••
lltOADMOOR II LA MAHCHA APTS
Mksiolt VWfo 326 7 Elegant. executive 4 BR. W~lv Rat~s l..arl(e I .2&3 bd itant"n
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bath home w/lt family gp;.;~tudaos & P" Adult o h h rm. & prof. land.scapetl I Bedroom Suites a ..... s. i. w r .
1....arite 3 bdrm. 2600' or h v·
1ng 's pace. C los e t o
srhools. $550 per m o.
58&-'3777
Mtwport hoch 3269 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Now 3Br 3ba twnhsc. Will
IS&W/opt lo buy. Or ange
Ave ~/mo.645·2400
yard Security gated CompleteKatchens bltni.,end.~ar,j!asbh<t
comm Ready to move Maid Servi<.'«'. TV Pool. Gas Pd. 77H Srult
Into! $1800/ Mo. Sharon Clo5e to all major Pl 642 5073 , 64!>·5611
Srrutb644-6200 <Y·88> freeways and Irvine Beaut brand new adult
Newport Beach areai.. apts . S1Jac I & 2 hr
OOAT SLJP. 2 Br. 2 bath Ro~al Suites w/townhse Sl}IC. Frpl•.
lower urut w /Cireplace. Lndry rm. lmmct.1 11<
$750/mo. 2M> ewport Blvd c l'Y
ON WATER 2 Br. 2 ba 642·261 I °" I Hr, I Ha $.:1:.!!'l S'l:l 1
Condo. $95()/mo 54~2000 2 Hr . 2 II<• ~i;, $-1;· .•
Walerfronl lfomcs 1_8"Kh 37 48 _!SL Mi!m l 1;..1i! :111 '
llG CANYON 631-1400 ~•••••••••••••••• 2 Ur. I ha. I :.Ion•. ~h.11:
DUME CONDO S. ...._ LAGUNA REACll MT R d~. patio. frpl. b1.,1111
For lease; avail. now 3 eapstn..o 3278 1NN $75/wk & up Maid dn~. )(ar /\dlts S:IW 2 Ur . 1 ba. hordwd firs.
beam cealinA. fncd yurd .
bllns. Sm t•hild ok, no
pets. $375. 1982 D Meyer
Pl. 549-3484 wknd or a rt
5·~.
Bdrms .• 3 baths. with ••••••••••••••••••••••• scrv., rolor TV. hf'alt-d 2544 F:ldcn I I I~ 11400
New2827 sq. rt.. 5 BR, ex· spacious lav. arcu. Love· 2 DR l BA condo $340 mo pool U~1 I. (7141 494 52'J4 "TH£ VICTORIAN'·
ecutivcbome abovc llun-ly yard & e>nlry area. 1st & la.st +SlOO clean ~N Coastlfwy 2 Hr studao.l'h ha w /1-ta1 , linRtoo Harbour, many $1200Mo. incl. gurde nt•r dep 640-l03'7 xtras, $795. Call Mike. Et~HUDSOM --'--·--------Oceanfront. s hort ll'rm adlts. cpls , nt'w dq''·
CDM Titl,.LEX Mat.lehcMM/
AJI 2 BR townhous«' type. TrtrPrtls 2300
Contact Day or Nite
Lee Marchanl
714/646-7782 84().6306. REALTOR 644-0322 5-taAM 3280 rental lll June . 2 br. ran~c. fnc:d yd w/pat111,
2br Iba encl. gar . Yrd . No --------------------••••••••••••••••••••••• deck. frpc l, ~ar. $400. ~~~ {j(j7 Va(•ton.i
Ptf,5.S375.mo. •VERYPRIVATE• NO FEE! Apt. & Condo 38r.2babeautcondo.adj _mo_._494_·_5792 _____ ----
___ 751·6543 Tiny house. we I k to rmt.als. Rental Pavilion So Coast Plaza. Just re-Bachelor beach pad Lite New 2 bdrm condos. rrpk.
beach. Child O.K. New 67S.4912 Bkr. decorated. WW c pl. Cent cooking. $2.4S, incl. ..ill bllns. 2 car f?:JraJ{c. $4~>!l
owner's unit w/frplc· •••••••••••••••••••••••
Great location Don 't V1king24x60Coach
rruss lh1:. one $205,00(I 1'0orl'Sl Gardens Mobile e rR€HIG€ HOM(\
645-6646
Park (Mu1rlands1Lakc
Fort'!\t ) 2 bdrm. 2 ba.
family rm air cond.
<:lo'e lo C l u bhou:.e.
Spnc•t• 22'1. 832·3180 or
~1472
Two 4-URit lldgs. Peninsula Polnl :irco Xtro ruce 2 bdrm 2 ba well <~nhty hualt l>t!nulltully loratcd Newport Beach
m;11ntaincd 'Each 4 ph•x romer space Ad.ult pnrk.
ha.'1 two 2-bdrm .. z ho & $2.:0X) ORO. 548·2325 eves
1-.0 2-bflrm • 1 ba units wknds . S.13 7151 wkdays.
Ea rronr unit ha:. wood
burnan ~ f1repl11P1•. Momfaitl,D•Mf'f,
$37S,OOO J:Ach bldg. RftOri 2400 w..-,M. TaytorCo. •••••••••••••••••••••••
•waltors 644-49111 BIG BE/\R LAKE ---------111 Unusu al 2 Islands ror s a le . '114·866-7733/
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Ha.IMs Fwnt•d •••••••••••••••••••••••
llcAoalslalld 3106 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Very pvt home nice furn nr bay 2br 2 ba frpl pallo
adull.s $600. 497·1_829 __
Corono del M• 3 I 22 •••••••••••••••••••••••
4 Br & den, 2~ ba. 1,11 blk
fron Nwpl Back Bay.
Olympic SllC pool, te nni:.
cts, Jacuzzi & s auna.
~5 Call 64&9251 -------IRAHDMEW
DUPLEX
3 Bdrm. $575 mo. &
2 lidrm. $450 mo.
Adult.oi, no pcLS.
Newport Beach 's ranest Agenl. 646-3255
2br. 2ba. On the wate r . ~~~~~~~~~ Ocean & Bay vie w. $1400 -
mo. ti mo lse. Call for de·
truls642-4783 wkdys.
1''or Rent · lbr house
fenced yrd. S265mo.
642"8164 art. 5 0-Polnt 3126
••••••••••••• •••••• •••. New spacious r ondo. 2 br. 11.UFF TOP 2 ba wtcomm. pool. $650. mo. No pets. 644-8485. flrilM hoch Uttih
APPROX3YRS YOUNG
' MUST BE SOLD
sconREALTY
53 ... 7533
Beautiful Cape Cod style __ __;;, _____ _
CAIO SAN LUCAS ocean vu home. 3 br. Super exec condo 3br 2ba,
Rcsldenlal View lot fully 2'.'Jba, fam rm, d e n . frPIC, pool. 17th/Irvine. ~. roved. Priv. Party. Avail M ay 1-0cl I.. $475.Adult.s675-8111
I .,., 80 8 $1000/mo inc ull/gardn. 71417 • ..-31 ·5. -.Karen 498.1040 2br lba. dbl gar lite yrd. ---------i IUTS.000 Furnished. Thun· stove. $400mo. :>48·7174 or MOMIGATIVE I derblrd fits . s515.ooo ~~ •••••••••••• !!~~ _64.S-8240 ________ _
31 Unlt.s In {>rime C.td. Unf Bermuda Dunes 1'utllerock, outstandlnit" Nice 2 Br Mc. cor Monte
LocallOn. Pncc.,-d lo sell $775.000 rum . 20 Ac res BR r I T R Vista & Oran.cc. CM. at under $34,000 per unit land S30.000to~.ooo per ' am. rm. n $335/mo. Ph642·8162. Xlnt. terms avail. No a('rn. <.:o ml Bualdlnits F.ls: beaut. decorall'<I &
dr1ve·by please. For SGG0.000. Mltc ht'll & ~m Spectacula r view 1 3 Br2 Ba. frplc, d.shwshr. more Information call Rummonz Healtors , .I· llKl No peta. Sl.OOO I« renc. back yrd, $550
PaulShaplronl 71.S37 llwy Ill, ft•nc•ho mo. Alr\.833-9293 mo. 310 E 2 l s t St.
Mtw~rtrlerltty. Mlral(r. Ca . r.68 31l07 ~·och 3141 S48-&'56l.548-9652
6 .. 2051 cty f;vea ~28 t)r W. 332'7 ••••••••••• •••• •••••• •• ' Uloico Mesa Verde area .. '7J.lt00 ••· DESPHATE 2br, adulu, 190 Canyon Udrm. 2 ba, ram rm,
I .. ,....._ o~-AcreA Or. $.395. Ph. 213/ frPlc. 15 m in to bch. LJ;c
-.,._, ll90·2!i01 or 21.3/84!l-8009 b k d S 5" o Owner/hldr or 4 Hr tlr11r1i1 1 <' Y 3 r · " · ~.nlOft
18 pnmo unllK In xlnl
Nl'wpc>rt Reh locolaon
Hcsd y for c·onverillon
t:ull for dcl•tlh1
A lR€HIG€ /-t-~ HOM€~
pnr1• rr111n tlllll,1150 lo Mtwpcwf •och 3 I 69 2 13 19 7 o -7 5 7 2 d Y • Sl~J.000 IT'K A !)Ir.Al.' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/ITT5·711l wknd/ev.
Optin hoolll' 8Al/flun 12 r. Nf'Wl)Ort Crc'llt <,;ondo. :l 3 Ur. 2 ba. rrplc, ynrd, lri· Occ•p ('1111yu11 ltC Ave• 44 tJtlrm, 21~ b11ths. f\e1111t plcx unit, no dogs. $400
Alll Hoy 714/1\42 5.110. or •h!l'ot & ct111lm furn . mo. 673-8197.
(146. 7414 11100Im11. A v a II now ~Ml(t 3 Br I~ Ba condo, new
N.OTS 'AIADIH -----corpcts fresh p11lnt no 50 acrea ln t>eautJful N. (.\It(• 2 RR, ste l)ll to bN1r h. pe\3. Mis. Agt. 957·1S32 San l>'e«oO>. wllh rll(htll AvaU lhru t<nd of June. 3333W. Coast Hwy, NR
64M646 to u.H 1800' air ictrl p $323 lMldA uUI. At.lits. No F\nd what )'OU want In
Spect.acwar ~•n view. P"a..:.;::;::· ~:::.:.:..;7==::::::=j,:;=o.l=ly:;Pl=lot=C:;l;;:••=s=lf=ieds== th ... o...t. ........ 240 11f'curlt)'. pri vacy -
S400,000.714/41U·973R S<t:\\.dllA-lt"E~s· ......................
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realty
PUM IN THI SUMI
•Riviera Hott'l Carden!; In Central
Palm Springs. All new l ·BR. I bath
condotnlnium convenient to shops &
cultural center. Comm. pool, Jae. &
new tennis club membership avail. + you enjoy the Hilton Hotel fun &
f aciUties. S81.000 unf urn . • Estados So\atla. 3 BR. 2 bath condomlnlum
w 'Cfb· levelon & tum. allow. Cor aelMt package avail. now for the
aeat0n). Comm. pool, Jae, tennla
court.a -ln a goraeou1 mtn/valley
eetth1g. 1124,000 -flexible
finundng Incl. lease w /Option to
purchuc. 1st time avail. -project
sold out -HURRY! Tom Alllnson 642-1235. ( y -14 )
642-IHS "'°"" DrtW. lnlnt .te CMftPll Vtlley c.ttttt 71>1414
That lnlrl9uing Wort/ Gom• wfflt a Cltudle
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o 3 bdrm . 2 ,,., ba all'P.~I :deck8&8cQarport. utal.494-6339. &up 1076Can}on Ur._
DOG · $240. per. mo. 4 1 Townhouse. Beautifully 00 · Jar etc. 645-5637 Lake. See Mgr. or Call d l d b l 1 Adults, no pelS. $485 mo. $200 t\am. charm barh. -----900-3989 ccora e · oa s 1P Inc gas. Avail 4 I. nr bch.Utalpd.OnC'n·sp AUADULTAPTS avail. $850 pe r m o . J Br. 2 ba. avail Apnl Isl. 879-6310or52S-GOOS _646-4753 employed adh 494-4200 -NOW AV AILAILE
Yorktown & Ne wland. s-lh 1 _,.. 3286 ........ .,_,. •-och 3769 2 or apt Pool, Jacult1 ll. BluHs gorgeous 2br 2ba ....,...... tw F _. BBQarca. t:-;ncl garn)'1· Cln. big rncd yrd w /trces View. custom decor . wet ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SORRY NO Pl':TS
& grass. $450/mo. Call bar gardener pool ssso. <keno view new s pacious 177 t: :riND ST ~2106 645-6384 64~6259, 557:4700• ext. lux. 2·s~y house .. Near TOTAL ~ta M~a ll4S 2'i!IH
Mcfadden /Edwards 4 br. 23 12 d y s . 640 · 2<t 26 beach.. Jo m . Rm. dining.
2 ba. d.shwhr. fncd yd , evcs/wknds Sep rm. pauo, 2 car gar. LIVING MEW DUPLEX
ds & k · · No Pet. $1 ,200. mo util in· 2 br, 2'".I ba. cv~ry am1•111
far age, ki pets o . 34.,... BOAT SLIP 3br 3ba cld. Owner art. 6 pm. 445 A gl No fee r • t y, 1650 sq. rt. Uhlt·
· • · condo. Motor bo"t only. 213/670--0886. II I 9642566·973-2971 .. _;.;.________ ~aruge . Ul(l' ya rl ,
· · • · alt.4640-4919 I Bedroom w/room fo r lrlr. f 'H'-
Mlle to bch. 2 BR condo, ---------Ocean View-Mo narc h Fum'-"-ed $495.673-6336 ; 642 966tl BeauUfuJ Dover Shores in Summit, adult comm. 2 llU1 air, rec facil, sec. gale, Newport Beach. 5 bdrm. BR&den S600/mo. Also 2 A rtm ts screen pal, $450. 536-3663· S w Imming f o o I • 2 BR $ 5 5 O . Co m m . pa en 2 p~~.2 nt;:·~~. e~,. t·~~tl
Vacant. 4 BR, 2 Ba. new fireplaces. Poo &. lawn clubhouse. pool. jac uzzi, •Plu•S.autllul V11'loria . 673 0711l.
palnl, walk to close to mafnt.enance Incl. Only elc . Teal & Babcoc k Sinole.&2Bedroom 552-4894
college & fwys. $475. Ask $1175. per mo. Ulll. xtra. Really lnc. 499-4797 <rum.& Unfum I ---
for Keltb, 962-4471 :-u for ~nk S45-3000 T_.. 3290 • All Ulillh•• Paid S::!. ~:;;1tbal~.11[i:S~,:~;
I WW• nys. 642 eves . u••••••••••••••••••••• all
Hart»ow 3242 Bl~fs. loveJy 2 BR .. deck ; 2 bdrm. Townhouse I "'2 •No Lea.. Requited TSL Mitml 642 mm
wide greenbelt. pool. b a . d I s h w a s h e r • • swlmmlto9• TennlL ---
Exclusl ve new water ~Ag\644-0134 . washer /drye r , patio. B.U-da 2 Br. I~ Ba townhous'" •••••••••••••••••••••••
oriented condo 2 BR. 2 frplc air cond pools garage. patio. pool.
BA. 'pie. 2 Car gar. Ten. Harbor View 4br. 2ba, up· $375 5"2-0971 · · ' •~di.,.:_~~.:-Jacuzzi. fire plure. /\dull'>
.--A.... slnole story, lake _:_;,_;,..·--------• ••• ~-, .,.....,..h onl ..,.." 631 4""" nls, pool & jacuz.zi. $800 :;,cl, $750~640-0735 Homft ,_,.shed cw • H.Wlh Ch.lb.. s--y . .._.. · .......
mo. Beach accesa. New ...,...-cl 3300 ~ Almost new condo 2 BR 2
m arina. s lip avail. Back Bay area, 2 Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba. complete kitc hen 67>3335; 673--4854 e ves. garage, lg.patio. Mature N n Penlnsulli small 1 PLUS MUCH MOREi (bll·ins. dishwash er ,
adults. No pets. $400. .... · • t h m t > "' Coodo.Studiooceanvlew. Available April 10. bdrm.$32S/yrly. Oakwood ras co par or ,.as
81"-· I J $325 673-2637 BBQ. frplc, w/w carpvls.
Ulllt, poo • ac. · 642·2267. Garden Apartments dra"""" 2 car itar .. elcdr (213) 592-57 eves & C .. .... ,......
(2JJ> 24&-2409collect 31' IOATSu,t.,2.:!'ffi:::r 3425 Newport Beach/North ~t °&Y1~efu_.,N;.,0°~·
nN 3244 l..g38Rcoodo.dblgnr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8801mn• S2011 rtca n deposit .
••••••••••••••••••••••• _1e_ase_m_5.;.•_67_s-_1225 ___ Irvine new luxurious 2 ntt cm 161h1 r>.57 6473
0 R E (714) ~~-0~~0 RANG ET E · 3 br, 21A ba. ~an view, condo. pool. Jae. no pets 2 u,.rm apt unfum ram1
Spoclous I BR condo S7SO. No pelS. 1 child ok. $400/mo.847·3113 Newport Beach/South ""' • · • · w/pallo on ,stream. Ten· 963-<ll67: 968-2297 Al{l 1100 161h s1 ly complex. no pets, S.'lOll
nis, pool, jac. Adults on· Olarming 2 br. 2 ba con-10ov~• 01 161hl ~ apt 3. College J\V•'.
ly. no pets. $330. 552-3475 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. famll~ rm. do. Nr. So. Csl Plnza. (7141642-8170 642-9700 ___ _
eves. Newport Hoigl)l8. ard, Pool. sauna. joc uul. Aduh•only.nol>fll9 S37S.JBR2bo.carport.No
gar.Seoo.673-3576. Sorry no p ol s. 2SI I Mod•l•OJ>endally 1111 ~-Ch.ildren OK. lCl:tl
Northwoods 4 IJr, 3 ba. Swlflower. 557-4870 ~ sq ft family rm 2 mailer bedrooms 3ba encla 546-698.'\
frplc dahW°hr toed yd' condo. frplc. $520.mo. Ft>rreolcondo with 2 br, 2 1716 W. Oceanfront. 2 BR, 2 Bdrm, 1 ..... ba, pati·o, •ml
gar. 'waler &' gardene; 546-131112or213/79().6538 ba ln Fountain Valley. avail now. Wkly or moo· q ok. n"; ch.lldren. sks. ~ Brand new $750 mo Extras loci. bar, game thly67J.76T7· 675-4837
d5 ok. no pet.8. Agt., no ·--•· ••u 1
. . . . . 4~3 ba, walk to beach, rm. unit. com pl. decor al· , -. -per mo. 64S.9100.
fee. 964-2586; 973-2971. • ........... -... yr Y · ed. Complete with ap· Lwcury 2 DR in a lrirlex . arina ReaJt y,642.-8850 pUances. Incl. washer. ~TO IUCH Pool. sundcck. Nwp Hts
ltlMTALS llAUTIFULCOHDO dryer. burflar alarm 4BR.2ba .. wntr.$550 u.rea.$345.770.2778
28R.2ba ..•••...•.. S500 __.....VllW system & eec. garage . 3BR.2ba .• wntr.SS50
2 BR.2b1. f urn ... , S600 ,.,..,.... tncl. clubhouse. with ten · 2BR. 2 ba .• wntr. S400 USTSIDI
3 BR. 2ba ..... $475/1000 2 BR 2ba. Obi ll•r. Pool. DI.a, pooUdacuul. Lease •Locked gar. w/lg stor
3 BR. 2~ ba ......... ~ 2532 Un Ive rt It Y Dr . ~-mo. No pets. Ron • O/W palio. lndry rm. 4 BR. 2v.r b1t ......... $700 S450+dep. 556-7707 G u 1 d r Y • w o r k •Special cab1nel8p1.t<'l'
2BR.2ba ....... $450/500 Newl d 3 8 3 b 17141776·7670, h ome •Gas heat. gos·cook111..:.
San Clemente eaJ e:; overfk.11 go~f (714)538-7$44. gll!I hot water all tree
coune. '800/mo 645·:M89 New condo 2 br. 2 ba. ten· •Adul~bc°t~:-&s ~••"'CH rua. near beach. H B. .....,., L''deri Ave c M ..-"..-""" -$500 uni. U$0 furn. CGllaMffe 3124 ..,_,...., ·· ·
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2bd lsty S415/mo
2bd21ty $d5/mo 2 bd h \y $500/mo new
3bdhty' $525/motte
• Alk ror John. Aft lt523CAMMDa~~ c.1611·126'
... home. AC, tprlnklent, I Br 2 Ba + 1tlld1 '560 +
pvt eaeloled Jae. Owne r \tll. Niie lflta, Avall 1/1.
P•Y• water. tsn mo. ~eh·p•
Own/Aat,&tOo.••· ~ . HarUVT View Home.
Qoeeblde ,Upen ' BR 2 l*'ftd coodJUon. I Dr 2
Ba f»lc. ln Woodbrtdgt De. Uvlq rm, trplc, din•
rully u91raded A 1n1 rm. family rm.
lndtq)d. CIOH to pool. 11rdeo kllchen, prlv.
a.nnla. Jae. Avail June l. pool, Jee .. 11rdener 6 8orr1 no pets. S6SO mo. pool aerv. Included. No
111.-.1115 .......
I bt. a 8torY Woodbrtdtt March.June. abort term
OandD ....!!h 1.,.t•Ptd ,...., SBr. 181, untum.
IKI. -Alldel llto Pool, bet•· nr 1hopp6n1 per mo. Call ..0-NTO 6 acblt. UH mo. ....,..., ... ,.. ..-i...-1
HIWPOITllA ltUft.Ate IOAD
~ 6 brt1ht 2 BR, 2
beth w/dlnlnl rm. as fplc. eocnm. DOOi. Adults only.
IJOO/ alo. yrly. Harriet
Perry 842·8235 642·8235 <V•> rAIKUDO
Attractive II Ideally
att.u•l.ed ..tult only ~m·
ptex clole Lo bHch I 8Ra • 2 batha . tncloaed r:Uo • 2 car 1ar a1e.
mmtd. ocrupancy.
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editerraneanViUag
•Beamed ceJUngs, wood paneling
-OraudOth wallcovering
•Fireplaces, wet bars
•Dtahwuhen, walk-in cloeets
•Balconies patios
•Park·like iandacaping
•Swimming pools, lfcuuJ
•Lighted tennis courts
•Minutes to freeways & beaches
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Office Open Daily 9 to 6 '1:1:?1 C714t 117-1021
MOO Harbor Blvd., COila Meta. Calif.
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·••••··•·······••···•·• •·•···················· ................... ~··· . ......... 3144 Mew.-tltech llH Rmmt wanted. alnr\e. OHie....... 4400 ........... 1450' ' a ....................... s.i·F.P8~r()8F.·~cii~;b··; thare N. UR Bch me ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• e I .... , UOI
~ltand
LMlt
DLX •w JOr_l\,ba. lbr 2ba pAtU\ A•r Nr oc:wm
l'\'Utn $31~ l I
Onin1tt'trr' l'ondu lbr 'ba..' Poot 1 ·ndry·-e:cl p vi. be~c h , tennla, armauita 390aqtt ~ 700 aq ft avai l In ••• ~:••••••-•••••••••
pool jAf' tflnn rrt ' " -·,,~•oil UO'tf> • • tz'IS/rno.494~ aft e. -pj, uu' U\Cl "''C._aad a~ established Center nr -·-... .11un11 l'lll!'t\'llil' '"'· 129:1 .,,.,. ._.,;, • .,. -.J41•u· .,._... S "' I 1\h "J · C M X1 """'~.-~ mo lltil °'~' \)r .. •tl•ious .. 11 adult Rmmte wanted to 11hare ~!~t to ec. P aci c L lonrvCaine11• • • ~~ ~*9 2 Uft 1 lM. UP!'lair" nu
' o4'a n w t'rt I aar .J1&A ~mo i6 $2flCI
W-.Jnul ~UJf(' l IJdrm Co11do li lt: tlci:oralvr
"' ai J J v u 1• t• r • • wn•h"' dry1•r , 11u n
Pl•ll h 111•t•I 54~ m o.
\)pt•n S11u:-,un I 6pm
G44 ll046 or 67~ KCM2
"' " spadous ocnnlront apt . .-..... Near E. 17th & -.-al . now. -PltAMCHISIS aatdt•n apu. 1'.:•!ll Bluff lt\W.N"'.Call'48-tl60 !?t~~ege, C.M. 642·4210 mo.(1>67Mt48 ... v~M:<,•E 1u-i•n lbr. lb11. ~ 2br. "" ........, """ •-"'--
2ba $400. Sorry, no peb WANTED Proc. female t-0 , RETAIL SP~CE T h e H a p p y
.-WAl'THOMU
HOWHNTIMG
M.m.i.:1•r IM7 GOOI
lt\lfllJlllthm tk•1wh
644 8726 ahare large bcb house 01M dllt swtes. uol pd. FOR LEASE tlousekeepera hne oew
p r 1 v • b r & b a '. AC1 ampl pkg. Ft $195. ~ Blvd .. •l Via lro.nchlBefl available Ill
W /handsome happy DI • .Nolsereqd. 6'7s.6900 Lido.2630 sq.fl.-Sl.000 SouthemCalifonaia. Join
easygoing26yrold male. 523 ~t ofllre La Pai 5'!'0t ... TTwrun 1u2t.00Eastql7ftth our organization or over PENINSULA
Aval!. Lg. redccoruted
3br. adult.a only , no pets 1.ltru\~C!U~· comio, 2 BR l ~yrly 67~. f«A. t.-nnui, pool. •dult11. -----1~1.Mll s. a.-.... 317 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~It.ch 3141 Ol'fuxc 2 Br 2·!1ty near
••••••••••••••••••••••• beud1/l1hopp1ng S47S
l bdrm. 2 Jll'Oph· mux mo c.:1111 832·~ or Agt. • \~ :ttd St $475 JJIU~ 492 0000
980-SSIO. · · · wo s · · 40 successful dealers In Rd. or San Diego si:iaces. S800 mo .. cmch; this new high incomi• Yog Fem. looking for FWy ~ month. Avail JC8> sq.ft .. S7~ mo. Call professloci with $25,000 to ~ame to 11hr 2 UR 2 BA now. M2·432l. e xt. 2'16. Ma.le Adrian, 642-5200 t-::so.ooo lnromo p05sible
apt Sl81. Park Newport. 3 Rm Office, carpeted. air REAfN:fc!JsTER first yeur, f\111 tr:alning .
64().8665 cond. Skypuk Circ le. equipment. supplies. ad·
Fem roommate wanted lrvine.S250mo549·S033 .... triall...tal 4500 verusin~ and cwi~mers
to _.__2B t ' oAlbo ••••••••••••••••••••••• toestablis'1newo!f1ces. .... u rap in 00 a. Office spaC1! for renh-AP·
1 l•Jll'\ I•' lht• ('. I 1 •,
•'ROM S'!?O 1'0 '4 lS
II I II I N Jo; W ~ J U H " v t " M(X).~ Klt!A OK 17'1l
fla.wuC1n. lc-M7 KK8:>
.irrurtl dt•11011tt 111 1 -------
S4:J ~ I W 1 1134 ~ for ~ Ur. l ba $2'1S Putio.
Jppliruuon Stove Walk to shopping.
49li l299
lmmed. occupancy. S17S prox <tl2 sQ ft. New cpts. lndusUial 800 to 1600 sq ft
mo. 673-6046 aft S. paint & lighting system with ofCices. Newport
Prof M/F 2 BR 2 BA. $220. Pd utiJ. $250/mo. MS--2550 _64S-_2_m __ • 646-6303 ____ _
OC'lan/canyon 'Ylew. Lag _or_833-_2124______ •MISSIOH VIEJO*
QwW.ficationa: must be
ablt> t o m eet an d
s upe r v i s e people .
enerRt>h C. arnd hav e
ability to manage your
own business. Sma II ill·
vestment required. For
informa t ion 3n d
personal interview, call
Th l' H app )
Houseiceepers, Inc. (7 14 1
MW l.l \l HV .(,,...• hl•'
! kit () w fpk i\t'
p...1bo ~11r 'frnou, & puol
k.o m nm
l\.•lu'w t&.:! Wrrn 1wu un
ot"t·1.in nt•1&r Vll'tor l1ugo.
tit·wty <kcOr Jtt"J heatl'd ~lUIJI, 1 It vulu1 . :-iublt'rroi
tt~JO PJlkln~ $625 <t'W~
3190 ~b. &«-0563: 494·247s O.C AIRPORT Prime location s uitable "'" for comm'l or ind'I use.
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J l> P~rty Mimi
Pa11d1MYI .. 900 sq ft of deluxe office
s pace in beau I 1ful
Professional Bldg.
, I l • ..111 I 11 )II l--On!Jo J Ur l b.1 1 ot,11
NOW fU'NTlNG f t'l 11k ~ 'lo Jll'h •---------·--------~ $Jlj!J t Ulll bH l7llt. ~Zl23
C l/ll<JO O\'CUll \ 11\tJ. \
wut J UR, .!1 , ba $i$(1
2 br, 2 ba, garde n apts.
T ustin. Gym. sauna.
pool, patio. $335 Adults.
no .PCb 1!>492 Pasadena.
otl Nt!wp o rt Frwy
8312909
N B see.k s lraljtht prof
Mtf share spar lux: fum
~ vu homt! lg pool
Pvt e nt. S27S+Ulll 644-0484 929-1533
RIGHT REAL TY
Attn ROCM'l•ullCltn
lllAHOMEW
:! Udrm. 2 b11th ·•fl" Pt-rft~ for 2 Grc.1t l M
I f1r b.irhdor .ipt uul pt.I 2 bJ 1 ba, wry nu l pntiu
"10'' ,,•frig Ind .S!i!I nurm O\l•n l'h' Nu ...... ,, Ham11wn S l, s:!oS mo ,,. ~ 7ti71 or ~'7 1255 llitr 'ouµl l! µrl'f S.:1<!5
tno 962-4522
locauon S375 & S39s J u"I ST\.r.-i!\'lNO lnrge 2br 2bri
·' r.:w left I t' all for ck ~ardt>n apt Pool, rt'<' 1~111s ~a S325 110 w 18th ~t
C'lcx-..· to shoppmjL 3 L1 11 ,
b.J, patio. t'o1rpurl 1' 1d1>
ok. no (lt'lS A'.VutJ llOW
$310 . .S(•c m.11111.:t•r .11
7671 Commodorl". 11J.
II Ii. or call W3·2:!Y71
DELUXE. lgc 3 Ul(. 2~'2
Ba, nt'ar new Dbl patio.
11ar. ~rdnr. ctr Close to
bch. $600 mo 548·3365
Mesa Verde large 2 bdrrn. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 1'2 ba. encl. garage.
640.St 12 large patio . Adult
•1..ai? 2 Br in Long lk h.
Child ok$275. No Pl!ls
Jfas stv. 833-8974
-rouples. no pets. $3S-O
Clean 2 Br. nr sd1I ~. 979-3432
1-;·!>1de. t-:ncl Rar S33S.
Spar J Br apt, 2 ba.
2kidsok $32.">'mo
Call 847-0967 aft 2Pm
Ph 67!>-7396. 642·41i34 Upper J Dr. 2 Ba. Mesa 1 DR. qwcl adult condo.
close to bunks. ~hop.,,
bt'arh, W 0 64.2·tl768
d<>I Mar area ~00 mo 2 Ne w 2 BR , 1 12 ba c hildre n . n o pets
townhouse. frplc, PVI 7Sl·21.56
pau o. t!nd ~ur Adlti.. ----s:m. ~074 l Br with natural "'ood Deluxe l>t!at'h dpts i''rph'
end gara.:c. p.1l10..,
Peggy. 960-4392 Spac. I Br ~ardl.'n apt
J'ool & fl'(' t\11 Ulll pd
Adult . no Pl'tS S265
ALSO garages f<>r rent.
~I Puerto Mt• ... a
1959 Maple Avt·. apl 5
Great Ea~Lc;1de location
S260 835-ff.54.l
3br. 2ba, frplc . rormul
DR. Lg & lovely dupll'X
Enclsd garg. laundry.
Close (0 fr~W<I}'
On l y $575 m o
N l' w 2 b r 2 b a a pt ., Allstate Realtors
Ba I cony & f r p I l' 97~5370
l'wnhs. 2br, l'~ba · Hunt
mgton Bay Adult I.iv
inl!"·Br oo khur ~t
Adams. S325 mo. Isl ._
last. $100 clean ke y de
posit. 963·4080 970·13!17
ait6PM or Sat &Sun
S395 mo . 645·6441 or -----------fl40.t64S l.arge I & 2 bdrm from
S265 Qwet buildini: wilh
beatufiul landscaping
Ideal for adults over 35.
No pets L EEWA RD
J\ PTS. 2020 Fu I It-rt on
A\'l', (l blk t'8St Nl•Wport
/\Vl' & J l>lk south ol
Bay), 631.0397.
Jbr3ba brand new Hunt
Harbour area. $475. mo
Days 536 6663. 536·8705
eve. &1(}5949 Large 83<'h. Unit, hllins.
prv pallo etc. No kids or
pet s 1110 V1 e1ori ;1
646-3197
~harp 2 hr. garag~. fnl·d
p11l10. Small pcl uk . S32S
1173-6336.
2 Hr. frµlt•, adullb. no Pt•l.\
~ llleSliBJIU
Large homchkl' 2 br. :!',
ba t own h ome apl
F.nclosed pvt patio &
garage Dc•luxe k1tchl'fl
w1bltns incl r cfrtr.:.
Small ~t <>k $4 10 ITlll 17610t:amf'ron SI
Gemiru Rily 83!1-till!!;l
---~-New beautiful i?arde n ---------1-BR. 3 blks. to beal'h : nu
pe<s or c hildren Duplex 2 br, I bu. encl. ttptS, pool & spa.
gara~e. Ma ture adults.
No pets. $310 mo. 964-1055
2 BR. beamed ce1lin~s.
blt·m O\ent ran~e. S2ll5
Also 2 BR. beamed c<•1I·
111gs. blt·m oven1 ran~c.
encld patio $290. No
"bddren pets. 313-17lh
Place. (8>. <L>. 642·24f.4
M~RT
A.PilTMlNTS
2 Br 5265, utll m d
Infant'> only Malure
adults. no pets.
2450 Nt!wport Blvd
Costa Mes a
S230Month. 536·7357 l.2G E. 18th Street
646-6816 2 bedroom. 1 balb 3br 2ba new. tennis. pool.
$340. drapes. frplc. sec. Avail.
tmmcd $550. 213·919·S~ll
161 E. 18th Str~t
642-0856
I bedroom
JSJ t::. 21st Street
548·2408
2 bedroom, 1 bath
$305
N£>w 2 & 3 bdrm larj?e
sundeck or yard. encl.
garage. qwet area. no
pets. S350-$425. 534·2.106
8345 2Br. l Vz.Ba Condo. new
cpts, pamt. pool, carport.
adlts only. S33S mo .
!155-.:m7. 2250Vanguard Woy
$40-9626
\bedroom S310 Spacious 2 br apt. 2 kids
ok. Small baek vd. S269. Adults. no pcl.c;. 847-0967 after 3pm
NEWPORTHEIGliTS DGMPoiftt 3826
New 3 BR. 21,2 ba, 2 sty ••••••••••• ••••• ••••••. twnhse C hoicr of J.
2Br. adlts. nr ocn, stores.
transp. cpts, drps, refng.
stove. 536-1286
llurtY' Nr cverylhin11 $100FREE RE~T
terms. Ph . 64·5 3474 3 Br. 2~ ba studio. P vt MEW2&31DR
Extra large & private
Dramatic noor plans.
:1$tent (ncd patio. Encl. garage.
· Lots of grass. $495. 33552
Beau 2 BR. 2 ba near S A. Blue Lantern. 496·9230.
CoCtub. Bale, 2 car gar 496-3354or496-S27S.
$400. 63J.181&
Slater & Van Buren
847-7137 960-4370
Extra lrg t Br. bltns.
.!Br. pvt patio, garage, O<'eanview. gar $2801 mo Hi.tit90fl
children OK. $310 mo. Call66l·l33S. Hc.ttOul-3842
752·8060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I BR duplex. $240/mo. uul Guard gate. tennis crts
2br Jba bltins, all new mcl. Gar. Avail Apnl I. swim pool. tile roofs. coh·
<'a rpe tiog & floo r s . 8'31·1736 ble stone streets, on
S275mo. 2272 Pomona, BToro 3832 chann e l adjacent to
C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• marina. Unique 2br ~.MGR. wanted. part 2 Bdrm, prcic new, next to nothing, hke 1l m So
time, some rent dedur-everytlung. Sml pet OK. CalJf. $850. per. mo days
tJon. 3br. 2 bn. family S36.S 494-8611• 7sg..9451. 114 846·6660 evs 714/
c o m p I e x • 6 4 5 · 8 o 8 4 52&579'l
...:•.:.:Oam~·7:.::.p.;.;..m_. ____ 1 ......,'*'°"leach 3840 ~ 3844 ....................... ····•···········••·••·• Cool'ortable new2br.2ba SHARP,beachl.2&3BR. 3br 21.-.iba Brand New
kids olc.. no pets. 2032 frplc, dishwshr, garage Woodbridge. $650mo. 2
Wallace. C.M. ss7,lil8S & patios. No pets. cargarg.213/465-4841 S36S mo 900-2358
3 Bdrm 2 bath ript ----------•New upgraded Jbr apl.r
Adults. 'S4so. mo. Gas Tuwnho~. lovely· sp~c. condo. B e au t If u I
paid 6425(173 & home·like 2 br with landscar.e w /complete
· · · pvt~ gated enlra~ce + 2 rec. faci . $350. Ca II Oen·
Newly deeorat.ed 3 br. 2 ba patios. Some ~1th .atl. ni.s 834·5092 or 551·4823. townhouse. Spacious. ~arage. Swimming pool.---------
fireplace & pool. Quiet Jacuzzi. Tennis courts. 1 Brand oew Woodbridge
area. Adults. no pets. blk Lo Huntington shop-Coodo. J br. 2~ bu. 2 car
S400. ~331'1; 675-5949 ping center mall. Adults. gar. A/C. All rec. Cut i I.
No pets. From $435. $590. mo. 642·8519 or EASTSIDE Seawtnd Village. 1555S _631_·2622 ______ _
Deluxe 2 br. 2 ba loft apt. HWltlngton Village Lane, H._.'t .. h 3140 PaUo & upgrades . No H.B. (714 )898-9961. -_,.ow oc
children or pets. 180 E. ~~~~~~~~~~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~·· 21st St. $435. Da)'s
641-43112; eves MS--9St3
~C&.IAMIMG7
Start tJ.h ln a BRAND
NEW 2 It.or)', 2 Bdrm. l i,;
b•th duJ>lex. Vnlted ceilibo fl akylit.es ln ea.
bd.rm. Crpts as drps
t.bruouL Kftcben 1oclda
bltoa • dlabwasber -PLUS f\replace in lhe llv-
lal rm. ~/A he:at, laUD· d.ry facilitiea. Ample
atorase ln private,
encloMcl .1•r•1e. ~ne .... • yard toot cio.e to
atbooll. -"oppin1 41 bua. ~ teoo as am per mo. KJdt OK. C.ll now • ~bl Aprtl llitlll C1JI ltl400,Mpm.
New 2 Bdrm~ 1 b ath ~'?:;. J:o:,TI patio.
MIW._AnS
Kennebunkport?.
lsn 't that the boat
that won The America's CUp in 75?
~ID~
If you're not sure Who (or what) KennybUnlq>Ort
was. don't feel bad-you·re not alone.
Kennybunl<poft is one of 14 distinctively
~t apartment floorplans at Seav.ind Village
in Huntington Beach. SNwind Village is a J'f$~
of totallY personalized prof~I planning.
The kind of attl!tttion you deserve.
A perfect blend of Olblre and llving-
nestted in a forest wtttl blt)t)llng brooks and quiet
ponds, tQ!>led by natural ocean breetes. Ada to
that ttnnfs tourts. swimming PoQts. a ,Jicuu.l and
a ~t IOcatfon near shopping and
emplOt/ment Ind~ oot a place all)'One would
proudty call home.(Evtn ~)
One and two bedc oom. one and two bath
adult IPITttneots froml3t5.00
\fo l'Jll JUll•• l.11'(1
l!JJ ~J Ill \~J ·'591
l.k l J.n \ ll'"', n1·w l fl H
mobile hu111c. Trt•J'>UI c
bland µrk $K50 m o
IOU l>l02 tn5 ~5 J~:.
2Br 111 .1, oc n Vlt!W ,
1.111t10 yd, k1tl'hcnctll'.
$.WO mu t. J\tuH• IO llUW '
Uill toscc 645 2317 -LocJuna Hills 3850 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PANORAMIC
Hiiitop VICWS·Allc1a
Apts. Adult. presti;.:c.
luxury :apt in lovely
LaKWla llllls. Compl fl'l'
nn, Jarun1. heated pool
Clooc lo shopping. major
frwys, yet pn vute &-
QlDct .
OH Ahc1a Parkway al
Pnscodc Valencia
:?SI 11 Stockport Or
5HI (J IJO sgt.6151
~Hlgwf 3852 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
THE EXCITING
PAJ.M MESA APTS
Ml.NtITESTO NPT BCll
Bach, 1&2 MR
from $255 & up.
Adulls. No pets.
1561 Mesa Or.
15 lllks l!:ast of Newport
Blvd > 9am.5pm 546-9860
MOllLEHOME
INFORMATION
Repossessions. buy op·
tioos. take over pay mt!nt
information . Et1 '-Y
financing UAC. Trude
an) thing valuable
Sanli.I Ana 554-7070
Westm.anster 1148·118!15
C Anaheim ~56·l01 I
F: Anaheim 956-4500
4000 Nf'wly n•dci:orat •d 2br.
2ba rondo Owr look mg
golf course 2 car garg .·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.• No p ets. $425 O pe n
~e Sun 1·5. 31386 w.
N111e Or.
.,_wpori Beoch 3869 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nwpt Hg~. 2 BR. lge
yard. gar. bllns, ehild
peL'I OK $395 640 7HM
NOW
YOJ CAN AFFORD
NEWPORT BEACH
* AMbastodor '"" * Uively gardens· Brooks
wtr. fall
•KJtchen Fac11. avail. •.Jacuzzi. heated pool
•WkJyordaily maid srv
•'lV &. phone availablt•
Low OS $72.50 Wk
2277 Harbor
Costa Mesa 64S·4840
Room w /kitchenette
SOO week & up.
548·9'155
2 Fem to share wtfemalc.
J HR apt. Responsible SmgJe offiee for rent near $120.mo. Tusun ~-4000 o c Airport. $185 per mo
Female roommate want· Rerept/ Secreta rial
ed to share 2 bdrm house scrv1res avail. 540-6402
tn Newport Heights area
St70 + '"J ulll Non
smol<er 645-5326
2 males need rem to share
ll.B. apt. Lg rm, pvt bth.
$1<.tl mo. 964-3805
Super 2 br, 2 bo condo.
171.h & Jrvrnl'. Pool. pvt
t.'tltr. 645-7953: 675·8Ul.
Female wanted shr 2 BR
furn apt w/male. sis wk
Costa Mesa. 557-2565
Let's mt>et' Young man.
JI. 1mol\'('d in motion
ptt1ures. travel. danrt•.
11nd dr1•ss 1)es1r es to
:.hare uptihoUS\' w m:ilL• or female roommatels)
Rl'ntal l'O'>ts a r e no
rc-:.tnc\1011. as long as "'<'
bl"nef1t from cat·h other
m ..i fm·mlly manner ..
Prefer vou rail me at
<714 1 5J9 2375. or you
ma} write "Jl•remy",
Researc:h D<:pt
Univers a l Studios
Dlstnbutors. POB 8915.
Untnrsal C11y. Ca
916<MI ------M.c;l.r bdr, male. pnv e nt
Re<1hotplatc, all furn Nr
bch1ocn. S225. S:J&.85 18
Male wa llted to shar<·
home Hunt. Beal'h. $225
Util. incl. 96tl-70t\9
F. 2 br. 2 ba. pool. 1enn1s
Across bellch SJ92 ~ 1 ..
Ulll. 66J.1882
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Call Mr. Howard
645 · 6101
600 sq ft. 2 bll<s to O C.:
Alrport. S-165 mo Sharp
ups tai r s front "'t l.IH'
balcony. P' t bu. 1\ 1 C
4.'fll BU"ch St. Suite 200,
N.B. Avail April I
K-lnvestmenu. i$4·7900
•4'12476 Sq. Ft No. Costa
Mesa. S2SS. Ind util.
AIC. Tom. 540·2200•
0Hice for rent. 1800 ~II rt
S700 mo f\irn or unrurn
So 11.B lou.1tion ldl·al
real estate office
962-CWSS.
JOOS9.FT.
Private b a th. n t'ar
Rnstol & Baer St65 per
mo
Roy McCardl~. Rltr.
541.7729
700 s q fl a ' all 1n
established Center nr
Jnh & Irvine. C M Xlnt
Park Newport 0 -liful L M 1 location Ca II now $42u ....:au aguna ote M F Adult to shr 2 BR/2 mo. 11) 616-4148.
apts. By week or month BAApt. E CM. $160im o ---------
494·2494. +util. 979-S168 nights LUXURY APT LIVING Overlook mg The Water 2 iovely connecting rooms Non Smoker to shar(' furn wlbalcony. HtUltt!d cell 2br. own ba. S195 Gar y, ings. pvt bath, kikh. & 714 S15-693 ~nJO.Y $7 SO.OOO sp~c -d1rung rm pn\·~. Brand __ • __ 1 ______ _
UDO PENINSULA
Have your orfice near
your boat Sharp decor.
xerox. ~o mpute r &
answt>nng service avail
$:KIO/up
t.acuJar s pa. 1 s wimming · new Close lO bcb. S28S ? roommut.es needed tu pools, 8 IJghted courts. I · ·d 1 -· miles of bike trails put· uU · pai · 1st. ast. + share 3Hr CdM home
lln" shutneboards. $100 d e p . 675·5533. Approx Sl50 mo. Pref
.,. 645-0499 over 30 o r w o mall BURR WHITE
REALTOR. IMC.
67S.4630
Sachs from $349.50/mo
Also 1&2 l>drm plans
2 story townhouses
Elec. kttch. priv. patios
Large ~eeping rm, furn
or unfurn. Pnvate bath &
entrance. Close to beac:h
H.B. 536-8650
Avail. immed.. bedroom.
w tehlld. AM 64-0--0619
·ro share.comfortable 2Br
~. f'rplc. yd, llr twn.
bch. S237 .SO + u til ~1938 & balco n1e11. crpts.
drape ries . parki n g,
elevators. share bath w1male. No ---------
Cstm Exec Suites
From S200 pt>r mo
F\111 services avail at • ~ kitchen pnv 1st. las t +
$50. SC<'. dep. required.
At Fashioll Island, Jam· S140.631·1035
boree & San J oaquin Nice ho me . Roo m & ~~M 1 Board. 1 br, emp ma e.
For rent.al information: Good ho me cook1n g.
545-1717.
71 4/644-1900 Bdrm. pvt bath, sitlmg
rm. Rent to pro(. mature
woman. S2SO mo. N.B. Rluffs . 752·0722
IACHB.OR UNITS
$225 +deposit .
201 E. lolboo. Ml. Ava 1 la bte A pri I I s t
CcilRftHlta 556·7707 Kitchen priv. Working
<id ult. !lion s m o ker. All adult. no pets, 2 br. 2 548-7586
ba, from s.130. Ja<'u1,zi, ----------pool, rec. bldg. Locatl-d Guest Homt 4150 across from Newport
Beaeh Oolf C ourse.
Shown by appl. only
54S-48SS
•••••••••••••••••••••••
lndJviduaJ care for acllvl.'
ladles 6S & over. Pvt
l ice n se d hom e
Rosemary McClmlock ':.
Board & Care Home
493-04.54. 33122 Sea Lion Dr. Dana Pt.
ENJOY IALIOA! cost . Prime o c 1ocat101l.
F e m a l e r oomm ate adj to SD Frwy !ill> need(.'(! to share 2 RR. 2 964·2880
BA oceanfront beac h 1---------
house. Avail Apnl 1st. Plan now for new omce
S2SO/mo . Ca ll Dyan , s pace available by S<•p.
54(). 7591. tember 1st. Up to 4500 sq
Female only share JBr
home w/2 men. full use
o( area. wshrtdryr. No
pets $180 mo. 646·5972 aft
SPM.
n. 3 blocks from oc•e<Jn in
Hunting ton Beath.
Reas onable r ent .
17l4)5J6.2591 Monday
Attractive ofc. pvt e ntry.
OC Airport area. $180
mo 499-4252 eves/wknds ~°I!.. 4350
•••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• MEW OfftCES
ln1ne garaJ:c for renl Completely redecorated
w dr1'<'w.1y. com pl. oCfices wtth us~ of con pn vary a wa y from ~erence rm. sec~ & copy
house. spacious. clean. mg machine. 1\,·a1I now
fully enclosed. well ht · f\im or unfurn Near
w/ele<" & water outlets . Newport Sch As low as
In extrem e l y safe Sl2S m onthly . Call
neighborhood. 551·3520 _7S_l_·3_.r_91_. _____ _
....-UR...tal 4450
OCEANFRONT
3 br,2ba. w/office Year-
ly. Frplc. gar, SJOSO
TSLMgmt 642-1603
Near Lido. 2Br. 2b& IUX· s....r 1...ta1s 4200 OHiu ....... 4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ury wate rfront apt Cara~e. balcony, frplc.
$750/mo.559·1802
2 br, 2 ba. frpk , 11leps
from ocean. brand new.
yrly. $650. 632·8344 or
675-5864
Taking summer reserva·
lioas now. No fee
Call agent. 675-8170
VacotfoltRftttclts 4250 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
House for rent. Big Bear
City SIPll 6; linens furn.
S25 n.itely pr cpl. Ca II
afterJp.m. 548·1989. Dlx Jbr. 2bu lower dplx . l
blk bch. No pets. SSOO
l.6e. 97!).0493. Condo on ski s lope in
l.Jdo I.sle. bay view 2 br. 2 Snowmass, Colo. Wkly
ba, lndry, gar. Adlts, no thru Ma r e h ·A pr1 I pets. SS50 lse 675-0377 _M_?_._3802_. _____ _
IAYVllW S r&._hr
UJce a house. Gorgeous 2 &=I ....
br. 2 ba. Frs>lc. Pool. In "V E NOW .. Eastbluff. M ature " adults. No pets. ~9S. Yrly3&, l Br•Bach.
640-0349. JOHISIW.n, IK
Ask for Mike or .Bobby llG> CANYON VU '7UZ IO
Sharp2br.2 ba EastbJl.lff ~~~~~~~~
cmdO. Cathedral ceil'RS ....... IR..._ ~•oo wood·bwning fri>lc. e ncl. -. ...
2 car gar, pool & rec. •••••••··~·••••••••••••
ftcilltJes. No pets. $S2S. ~aul6; 675-7086.
WATll
M15 mo~earl,y, cute 2Br, no . older pre·
(emld67 14S
New l bdrm, Nwpt Hts. l
adult, no pets . $290.
MMilll or "2· 7745
Ptinlntula Pomt. Beaut. 1
Bdrm, newly dee. sun·
dedr. yrty. •dlta, no peta •1mof13.lUH
ROOMMATES s ..... s.. •
EIUoY IQOl'e. Pay Jess! All~ liLLileslylea.
We CfiecJt .References Cal14M21Z
Cut living EXpenies 1
Sharll 11 hOme or apt,
HouM-Mll ... Unllmfltd
Deluxe medical s uite .
ground nr . Corona del
Mar. RealonomJcs Corp.
675-6700
250 500 liq. ft. 0Hicc11 .
From $145. lncl. ulll. 779 --------• W, l9'h St. 540·2200.
IEAUTIFUL
SUITES
400 to 2600 Sq. Jo't. CZ:;!:· servic<!d rce Porll
Newport 833-8813
Downtown Huntington
Beach. 2101.'a Main St. One 2·rm om ce avail suo. 980-LSS8.
MARINER'S MILE
PRIME LOCATION
on WATER. Avallabl<'
for retail or professional
omces. Total of 3000 sq
ft. Can be divided into srreJler units. Drive by am w. Coast Hwy, NB.
then call
W•c fcowt tt-1
631·1400
For store It office 1pace at ON THE ruaonablerat.es.
500 to 5000 54 Ft. w ATER! MESA VERDE bR PLUSH su1ns PLAZA 350to1300 aq. tt lS25 Mesa Verde E, C M.
,_._.k Y'-•• 54M I Zl
Wet Bars HAUOl ll VO.
U. M9rift9 stcre 20dO + office. 1450 "'---v-. S?S-S662 911.1\. t.otal. M95 Per mo. .,,.., ....... ~ Bia. 675-6700
$180 Up. OCllce-atore. 480 Newport Marinen Mlle. !l ... Al<;_ .11301 Beach Bl. Modern !l02 ~ ft store or n.8. L1!.0ME842-2834. otnce. 2830-C Avon. LOW
flttab omcea, up to 750 sq n!nL %13 /41'7-?0bl
n ... xll!t bldf. 18th • s. J. C.p. eooaq. fl. store.
Newport B l v d . 2 l>Uca. No. of m slon. 845-ZW/MM.103. e?M)I'16
_;_---~--~~---1 l 8*m le loft DIG. 1
Bdrm ... a.di '2$0.
Pple. ne room. Pool J a c • n l..i. t n c t o u d
p 111 v• • wtr pd. M•lta, ao,/,tt1. atS ........ c .. Ml-4411
Pionnrs '" Roomm111e Ml\lCl'llf\Q &lnct) 1071
l-e1t11re<l Of\ TV tllOwa.
wrillen vp 1n Time m~~11no
~l")(t <.11Mll ft
Newport C'Ofldo 2 br. 2 ba. 41132-4'~
frplc. poof a. 1tora1e. 2 femalea need retpoasl·
Avail. April 1$ M7.S. + bte. neat, conalderate
em aq ft a rm suite. Nr Q>mrnerclal 1ar11e with
O.C. Alport. NB. Avail oltlce. Choice IOcatlon.
Mart.Conc..ct7S2-8263 Mariners Mlle area
1!555 ~ VlllClt lMlf 1-\intington 8Nm. CA
(71•) eM-9961 rrom ttie Sen °"DO r,...., ortw nortti on 8-fl to ~. hn llllC on Mcf~ to s-ind Wllgf. ,.,,,... ._...•Open ~ tO AM ·a1 CM1k.
u&ll. (714) '48-7B. female t.o 1ban 1uper
nt&COVE llr boelN la CdM. AYlll
D. .,,_, l 8f .a-~J ... 217'7, 'J72.l900, -11T1Vt, 1 uwn, P!l beach. pooll ,_,to lla&re w/fem'l 2 ~ Dehau M , Cal br I 119 O...SO u So. Cal .... Plaa-cao .... 81
bdVid\lal o1r1ccs with re· = Beach. SZ2S per ceptlonJal. secretary . --.:...;_;;...7"..;...;1;;.._ ___ _
ClOlll.-ence ':oom· xerox, ..wrolT IL YD
I.ch room. Saft oteao 1000 aq fl comtnttelal. ~acc.A6H~W'e. 1-.. St Clfti-iu.a3937 huli&am V=Mo. to •ua ' .-._.
mo. IWl&al at IM W. ID. Cll. 1=~ ft. .. ..., mo.11 lt8M44.S ,....... .....
l.850to2060sq. rt. A/C of-
fice. 100 amp power. Call
(7l4)S22·4254 days,
tn4l67>3S34 eves.
WHITED 646·5967. The Jla pp J M Hotl5ekeepers are cl~an
Industrial space with _i_n_g_u;....p_' ------
el«. & water 20 x 40 in
Costa Mt-Sa or Irvine
Call Jim 494.2407 E11es &
Wl<nds.
LAGUNA Hll.L.5-lwo ad
jae 50CW> sq ft M I units.
new bldg . A t C off\:.
fronts on Moulton. nr
Lakt.> Forest, lease by owner. 835-11108.
Womens S po rts wear
Shop. Xlnt local. high
volume. F.st. 18 y r,..
NB CM area 548· 1398.
Forc1f:"n & Oomesuc aulu
repair lo})l ISyr. 3 bay,,.
2 lifts Termi. By Owner
54().8299, 645· 12.15 C .M.
RFSJ'AURANT/ CKTLS
•Laguna on hwy. seal ... Share s mall industrial "15 •Newport by thi·
bldJ?. inc lds s leeping wa ter $125,000 F' r room. or use for xtra -Orange Angel Stadium
storage W. Costa Mesa $80,000 mo, seats 210.
area. $200 mo + utll AJ?t 75H401l TI4·9fi0.2918 : 646-2379 ---NEEDl.ECRAJo'T ne t-.
1400 liq ft gar whse & S16,450 a yr Ideal for
small offices w/4000 sq ft lady Exel'lle nt area
fenced yd. lrv1nl' Ind Own1•r moving J\gl
Complex 5519-11!02. 751 14()()
bwtds W-.d 4600 --------
Pina Business ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pt1...1a Parlor & t!QUIJ)
n espons1ble . work1nr.: ITWnt Bwlidang 4li011 .s11 w r 1 t t' r 'L' e k s o n<' n. completely furn1.sh•••t
bedroom "ottagc in wl65 parking s pac"'' Corona del Mar or Costa r..'>tab 9 y r!-ago 0 11 Mt'Sa. Qwetness 1-:.sen· Beach Blvd. $35.000 . .ru,1
ual. Write Class1rwd Ad under 1 ac or lalld ah,11 =<!06. Daily Pilot. P .O 3,311 Box 1560. Co!.ta Me!.a Sunbow RJty 631·2242 9'.:'626.
WANTED : BUS Semi retired cpl needs l rARTNER ror Fantastw or 2 BR apt. yrly, COM area Will occupy only
part lime Approx $300 mo. 751·2275. 673·4350
••••••••••••••••••••••• luliMsi
OppOfiwMty 5005 .....•.•.•...•.........
GOAL $1000 M 0
Bwld a 2nd bus1nci-s.
Spare lime. Invest S'1S
64G-6S94 or 642·8223
Large Liquor Store m C' M
Liq lll'ense. fixtures.
el<' S240.000+mven1ory
67>7812.~
A Yeftdiftg R~
Own & ~race your own
\'end.mg route:-•HO hrs
weekly Complete com·
pany trammg & l0t.•.rnon
setup Cash 1nves1mellt
needed
Plan I $2.217 50
Plan II $5.287 50
Pl.in 111 S 10.3:?5 00
Plan lV SlS,112 50
CJl l to l l frcc
1 ·8 0 0 ·2 37 ·2 ~06 o r
t~237·0704. Sun IOAM·
RPM. MW 9A M·8 PM
CRt::ATIVE VENDING.
[NC Lo<·al ofhw 5 115
We:.t Cl•nlury 81\'d,
ln,!!lewood. CA. ------BOOKKEEPING &
TAX PRACTIC.:1-:
Work for yourself Im
mediate opportun1t~ lo
0W11 your o~n monthly
bookkc t•p1nt.! & '''" :.en •1ce bus1nci;~. C.111
J E D t'll. loll rrt•('
1-800-323·9000. ·-----
AUTOMOTIVE
F\JIJy eqwpped VW rt•·
conditioning bu:.iness
Body·patnt·m ech-uP·
holstery-parts Fully
Jt.-wcrry Busi.ness•' ! Will
make money! Designs
nt>vcr before o n th1•
market' N~ C'raftsman
familiar w/silver work.
nwtals. sPmi·prei:ioo ... stones Ca II: 548·6427. or
wrili• /\11 !1485, t Jo Thi•
Daily Pilot. Class1fitd .
nJ Wet1l Bay St. C M
~
DECORATOR STORE
Only t ser ving Hnt.:
ll arhour a r ea
Wallpaper . books .
samples, display & de
c•orator items Askin).'
SZS.<XXJ
HARBOUR Si\Lt;s
840-44-08
SOIO . ..................... .
Business
Ta
Business
A MARKETPLACE ~r Purchasml( i\i~a~ and
New Businc~s.
Thi~ •~ a lll'W OAll.Y
f'll.OT el<111blfkatJ011 to
>'•'I hUYN' 3nd ~1'11 .. r
l t>t'l'lhl•r Srll \·our
'urnlu~. OVf't~lOl'kt•<1 or
rn• lon11t•r nl."4'dM 1l1>m~
cir ~UUDht.., of an\ kind
F'or more 1nformat1on or
1.11 plitt't! your ad, call
642·5671
bl' I w e c n 8 ,, M a n cl
~ 30PM . ;\1ond:.y thru
F't;day for your ad to ap
pear the followinl<( day or
call betwe.m llAM ;md 12
noon on Saturday for Sunday's publlcauon.
scheduled 8 wks ahead -----
S150K reqwred.. 639·8655 t:omplel<' set of ~tore r.,,
tures. castuer <loonter. Diet restaurant. prime display cases. 9-5PM 137
locauon. fantastic opply. Indus trial Way. CM
Broker. 848-0709 642-9191, 960-4788 eves.
The Dajly Pilot now has a
n ew "BUSINESS TO
BUSINESS" classification to
Provide a convenient method or buyinj or disposing or
Business items.
Se ll yo ur s urp lu s .
overs tocked o r no longer
needed items or supplies or
any kind.
Whether buying or sellin~
see our "Business to Business"
classification #5010. For more
information and to place your ad, call
642-5678
DAILY PILOT
r
ftl DAILY PILOT Sunday, March t& tt7i •
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•Save MonC'>• Shampoo It swam ''111161\ Ne* oorurt. apt ., rtr11ldt'n •\"'l-j llV\..OW PRIC":.~· llauJ. slllpload~r. dump M•tutt young Christian Br1etcwork. Scnall join. Pal.nl.loa '-P~'l. 26 Kltcbfn & Halb. 1-'lnest ln
Onvewa)'S•Parlnni& IN Color bnl.hll"nt't\ 14hl tal liuth & kit rrmod"l•. ooll&ndac111pc m.ah\t. trk. grodlng. tree wrk, lady ieeU tiouaealtting Newport. C08t. Mesa fl Ynl Harbor area. St . Uc. c:11binetry de1n~n. Frl'a
• Kt'paln •S alroa Un~ t'PU 10 min bl uh C h•en •m roocn>tti '° pluh:r tif<•ltc Mii 201~ dttnoliUona etc. a:U-1257 arrugeroe.nta. call a rt 6 lrvirie. 675-3175 evet. 1&1281 Refs. 642-2356 est. Herituge kitchens.
• J.lc N l:t C' M S & ~ \Jv din r rn. ball It~ A~ fl l)lltclli1ig, llr 04(>-lllHG 2J3/4.1f.7302 861~ Uob Aapbah 646-•TI rm rr oo rouch sao 1 hr Sl>rtnkl('r lnl'ltalJauonl' & C...1ean·up, concrete break· o.t.om maaonry, patios. Int. Pamt & wallpaper.~--------~ Guar i·bm pt't odor r~t. r paJr rft1d1 ftCo1•a•r• N1•11t luwna. in&•h•ullnll. Fast. em --.C-Ta fireplaces, walls, garden Qual. work, reas. pr. lloofllMJ
........... ()it "'l><lir , 15 Vt'~ l'~pr l'll!"M RC'Ulllflllh li• <'lt"a.n Ullf' and S~rub & clenL Reu.fMS-8512 HH•H••••H•••••n••• & retain, 100'5 o( local Freeest.Sleve.547-4281 .. u .. ueuun•0 ••u•
... •••••••••••••••••••• Oo 'A'(lf'lt my1 1r Ht>ll pnr"• l'11ll t•calomho tfi~r('mtiv1tl Ml ~ ---lNCOMETAX RETURNS refs.~12 . Repair & Rer oof All
RA.BYSl'f'TF.ll l.Htl M> )310101 ('Ob1lrut'l1on l 1r'd •'lt•'"n ups llaulin" LOWt C,'OSTtSThUD1ENTS Prompt,reuooable. ~ ~-~xtSler~?mtm1g byTH . t y p es-s h i n 2 t c11 boo~ Jltll lwwho I"''. R.114 "' "' · "· tr« nm, ru c eanup. Newport Bch.. 833-8199 -~..., ouiu... · uc • ns. ry rockshake1-comJJO·lllr
11111 Ur\' 'M """'' ~ rr'd Cal'Pt'l ln•tul\Jnr 1.~rv11d1,,11'll'1,,1..~K...,...7ltnrn\'d ~"23Si2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• me 836-SSSS24 hr.1_. __ Pn-e t.>st . 54l·5930 Fin ~:i.Zlll & n~1rs ftu..on111lilt R4'rnodcl rt•p11lr 11rn •Iii ""• 7'>U HAUlJNG ,,_ CLEAN UP TAXLIN5EDRAVl'S CE "Moving Out & About?" .._..._/I -""' A I 1\nv flC"ll• ti7 )a4tt ('tup .. nl r y , ~·IJ tlm1• , ....... s M , "' "Ooa't Dclay. Call To-.--.. ,._r ~ -------Maturu h•ll•llll' lo\ om.an -<T1lf\&m.la.Nhip Ill )'111 in ..,.....,ly. l'fVl\.'ll OW!n.:. Heald &. Commerc ial. Pers/Bus Income T ux day" Local & state-wide ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re roof & res a Ir. A II
1411lbab i;1l )uurdulc1 1n l"aq1<t fl•pa1r "rd an..-a Ltc d Mr 1•ulo111 t'lll(lnl( clr1Jnup I-rec 962 l462/631·5691. caJJ&U-6&39 forappt. serv. 24 bn . 7 days . Neat patches&tcxtures types . Lie' .. Wo rk
n'>'bonw 5464~ <'IU'Jl('l 1n~tullP1I <'a ll bo 113l4 t Don ~l l!:W _ .....__ ~.. 540-4844 REE EST. 193-1439 guar ant eed. 24 hr
befur.91\M «nhtr:WM -,,_,,..~ BUS&PERSONAL MZ-9400 Uc'd d.t)l'Un'." l'•l,111 ~:rl74 Bedricd GIUllc!tK:r J:i )'ni l'Xpcr .. ••••••••••••••••••••• lncomeToxretums. Mov ing & h a u lln g. PATCHPLASTERING -M~u l>a> & n ll!hl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot' 1• ~·Uabll', l'Ompleu• AMWAY P RO DUCTS Ca.1JMC>-1700forappt. Freight, bldg materia13, All l yp es. Jo'r i:e Ha.J.n or Shine Hoofan~ 8332)7'7,64ti~ l~fPt·l Mtll dirt-rt "11od >.Lf'..(..TRI 'lAN l'r11'l'J '4.'f'V ..! ('(ltlit &424389 & Nutrlllte Vitamins. hsh1d goods etc. Lowest estlmates.Call 538-71l3 Shake. shingle, comp .
nWf'l, Qu11ltt) 10 .. l•lla nicht frl•t• 1•11Unloh: u n l.1.1t1tlll&:ll lt1n", g a r dt'n t-•or your Amway dis -r ates 10 town. John. recover. Shin~lc side U11by1Htll111C Chr1~11.in uon tu.rt'1195.S 043S I llJ ti ,. t rabutor c all ev es. I ..,.. n.u....,<.o Plas t er Patc h i n g wall for your ext. John molht•r nr Woutl l,1n1t llrtit'orsrna 0 lll , 1nalllt . 11prnkln1 , haul &&5-3lll3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _P>A7' __ ......., _______ P la ste r , s t ucco & s..5.
f''T l'rf l\art•n b4)42\XI c-.t/Cottc:,.h l.umM'd 73 ~ IU6: Mt 3, 631 37 1G, drywall. lnt./Exl. 1-'rec 979.7779. -~. "'-u ••••••••••••••••••••• ttt 'II Erd lle<tric ~ 7926 _ _ HaulMlemlng Hlrtfonl & Scrhco PmnlMg/PaptrittCJ esf... 546-1641 George -------
-_.....,le• l-'ound11uon.. rt-te1 in1n~ 64~ W7t <..1nu1J6, m11tull'-tl1on~. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Speclqlii iJ\g in auto & ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Tr.e SerYic•
••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. 11,., blol·ka p.itH•-. mulnt. r11lwbh• wk lit rt• Xlnt housecleaning done bomeo~rages. PETERS PAINTING HRo :1sets~ c ~~,di to ovnes; •••••••••••••••••••••••
N01...A c-an 001' J&1dUl'1>I uf'tl 5013.~-4:JO'J hnclft9 w. 1111C!).bWlL'(.ltumecl by lady w/exper.Oepeo. Expr'd. Re as Ra tes. Blockwalls l ow rates Land.'tcapm~. spnnkler . ull l rt1d''' rur lhJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• da bl e , o wn tra ns . ..._Alsoc.,lnc.. Free Est. Call Ge ne · ' ·, t rv<' servlre & ~n l ""rtl"Ula1 J•'ll '•IU lllU'l l .... 11""'·nt 14-("'1. Of "II k1rr•.. }OUr nd:. Joo s !IPM ...... ...,..., 5116-4892
h.:vc'd<ttw i ll~u t ".rnt ~h~· ~l '"1:i >;1> 1•-c~1 M'(!jl!~~'t~Y~'b~ & ~:..834 ""'""""'' 675-0562 ™ ~ ~ua~. ~~iten cy
toc'o 8'17 ~1142 346-1 AJ.sobk1ekl4,1l1" ~(Y157 Ualt'~3l50 Gea•rolSertlcu • ROBI N"S HOUSE -Jc.itorial Prof painting. Ext & int -..., • Cl.EANlNG SERVICE. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Low rates. Refs. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Typillll) Service DIVOHl'fo: rro111 l1hn.: t11 Ch\WC... CicadanliftcJ ...................... for a thoroughly clean Off ice. indus tri a l , t!St.5364780,536-4383 Any plu mbing. watC'r ...................... .
final $tiO At'lion Ll'~JI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MR.. FfXIT• house. 54().()857 r esta ura nt & ho m e serv. le~s. bath.rm encl, Low cost tyµmg of 1den·
'l'Y'1ltl8 !ltlO ~l!I • rtuld l'•m· aiovJ humt• GW'dt•nln.:. do.Ill up~ & Carpenter, p.11n11n ~ Want a REALLY CLEAN cleaning. Refs . Lic/bon· WALLPAPERING ceramic tile. Reas t1c·aJ onginal letters on
. l'Omp.inlon:.htp ft•rH"l'd ldnd:.c11p1ng Gc:orgt! Reus ral~ 15 yr:. Ill I G ded/ins. 552-5166 Refs offered. E ves. 832-2468 your letterhead Free Ill· 'T'VPl.NG /\t·l'ur J tl'. f.t:-1. Ylird, ex nurs~· ~ 30'J8 ll>ush1. ~7(172 area. 548-1752 HOUSE? Ca J ingham 631·3M5, 675-1266 fo. Karin. 751·6893 1wuL 20 yr.., ''"P Mu n •'. -Girl. Free est. 64S-5l23 LmOc:~ Plumbing repair. Spec 111
631-03!n lb\e soml•t.hMl~ vou wunl YARD REJUVt:NA'rlON Wtw'I Clftd Spouts JUS,..... US" h I ••••••••••••••••••••••• QUALITY PAINTING remodeling.copper re. --loM>ll' Cla~o,1h.;.1 ads do Tree trimmm" & re ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·· H ousec can· lnt/Ext. Neat. Reasona· pipe. Free est. Top llal You r friend s and BANKRlll"l'l'V " ..,. " Al I ing. We're honest & effi-European Landscaper. W 0 Plumbing. 537 3194 neighbors use Classif•c:d Prepared. f1l~. t·umplel tl v.ell &l2 5678 moval, yard ckonup & 5" ummum scam ess-cient. Call &'73-0163. Top work. Fair price. ble. ayne CIX y E > w he n l h e Y h a v •·
cJ. $60 Action l,eJ:JI ::.pnng plant ing Hoh bakedonenamel-Custom Refs.640-487ldys/eves. 646-8226 -HOMESAVERS. Plumb· something to sell. T h1•y'll
Typ 9605419 earp.tS«'Yiu 646-9288 mudeonJob 542·1242or a...iftgAphOnly Save OnWal~aper in~ & heating. Free tell you how well it ing . -••••••••••••••••••••••• -557·5328 ,.....a •-.1-... 5 .. • •o .. 9 S P E C I A L 1 z E D Sa On P esumates. Sl5 hr. Honest '--,,_"' --.. LANDSCAPE Al · · ve ape anging workedfortllem• Spec1allxcd f'C('retar1JI ~ d ..,. l~n r1um. Prof. & Reason. Call & re liable se r v ice.---------_ ~ec~e~~:/ back~r~~nt~1 "you stdn on our ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~:~i.>d~1oors & ~~P~~trnC:.igrou::~r~ 751.9171 BA/MC OK. 979.goos ,
Excellent 1>ktll!>I re reputation II HANDYMAN SERVICE' 64G-Gl4S waterfall. Do it rilthl the Custom Wallpapering lngrom Plumbmg. rcos. ~ I rerences. My ho me Allkindsofrepa1r. Free Isl tame . call Gle n 's All WorkGuar.FreeEst r ates on r e p airs.
1 49-1·5976 _Eli_u_·ma_t_es_.64_2·_9_552_. __ ,Clean your home. own Landscape759-0458 67;i,.4158 Repipe!>, remodels, .
,.. _ __,_ • H 0 M ES & A P T S trM~a-.642pr_e2556f lOarwt.k3PCoMsta Let Us Inst all a NEW ~. I -,_....... \. tl I b t ~.. Painting. I NT/ EXT. - -NEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• "\)e ep1pc.s, P um . crpn ry. L a n d s c a p e o r N t h t 12 !''rec SIO off. Beat'h C..:1ty's ' Qirpenter 1''rce ~t Any \ tile, k1t /ba remodel. Cpl to clean your house REJUVENATE The Old y:: 'ex~~0i;/dtiasDave Plumbing will beat tiny BUSINESSMEN I
!>lteJOb:. Qill Alhm or o\C'3. c. ~ fromlop tobottom.Exp. One. it. Contr . L il'. 964·l00 esumateby 10'L 6313470 Contact the OAILYjl
Tony. 646-864!1 _ rl'\O:O ~e ~ J Small jobs. 25 yr; ext & honest. 542·5038 _ 11364419645"6716· EXCELLENT -Pool Serflc•, Repairs !PILOT for Information
CUSTOM \' 'c \eO: Plumbing, elec. etc. Call Housesittincj Lawn Spriftlderl PAlNTl.NG ••••••••••••••••••••••• regarding the county
lntenor Carpentry
1
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-by Jay. •.642·8809__ -.J --Mind Your Manners Inc. SUNRlSESPRfNKLEltS 548-2706 t:xpr'd Poolsurv1ceava1I usin g a Ficlltlous l HouiftcJ Bonded reliable people Plan now for Summer ! Sausfact1on guar. !Business Name. Lou's Carpenlry. 30 yrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• will care for your home & Conserve water w/our Ir · Custom Painling. 12 yrs Greg & Frank 640.5977
ext. Door s. windows, OCC Student. I Ton truck pets. 879·S701 rig. systems. Free est. exp. C.M .• N.B. area. I 'n. ---------1
1 64EXT2-4. 333~1
patios. remodebng etc. Trash, tree trim. Dan Lic.367672. Hutcheson & small, prices are ::.ma ll Sell lhinl{S fasl with Daily
Lie/Ins. 551-2054 .. ... 642·3224. Ron 642-5703. SeJJ idle items 642·5678 Stief. 632-8716 635-3528. 675-~14 aft 5PM. Pilot Want Ads. I t
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•••••••••••••••••••••••Group Special. Enroll Found Youn rem ale •••••••••••••••••••••••
llOMEOWNF.HS now ~ Filnl'Sll clasSl'S, lnsh Setter ~ic · Green Jobs Wanted, 7075
l'ul your equity ln "urk danccrc1S{'. yoga. dll><'O Valle tra~l s~ Mile •••••••••••••••••••••••
ulthiSl(?'ifl't•ll' 8 l>c ss1u ns $32 .. or Squar~ Park Thur nite. llouseke_eper wante~.
08· estauront S4 7 s 1v1l>1 1 C 1 n d y Flea collar & brn collar good rcf:s. exp, heh area. LA·ase back your houi.c 499·4150 962.3426 Flalfec $35. 971-1088.
and l'Ontmue to hvl' an 1t -- ----....._Wanted 7100
Will gro:;s Sl50.000 this SCRAM LETS Found Bcal(lc. V1cm1ty •-.... Y I' a r w 1 I h • between MucArthur ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
S2oo.OOO+potential ;!Wt, auswERS ~ower. $.A. 546-5272. ACCT RCVBLE CLERK net Can be help run M -~ Usmg peg board system.
S ,000 clear. By owner f''OUNO med. s1w brn The skills that arc
m -S!MSeves ~~~--e;~~~-dog w/blk chin . M. Vic. needed a-re 10 key by
.. _,ul Man·ne _ NH High Sch. 673-7635. touch, good math skills . .....,tolocM 5025 m u NEAT HANDWRITING.
••••••••••••••••••••••• MAYONNAISE Pft'SOftelb 5350 lite typing. Hours 8-S
/NEED
/MONEY
• CUDITMO
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2ftd I 3rd TD loans
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Coast HoMt Loons
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2Rd T.D. Loons.
F~'.hrmssince 1949
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642-2171 545·06 11
580,000 2nd TO. behind
$250,000 1st. View. hilltop bioaw. .ao)d at $1\S0,000.
Payable $800 mo. inrl
1~. due 3 yrs. 564.000
7141751-4824, 714/493·1153
eves.
A: How come these ••••••••••••••••••••••• $700 Call r tomatoestastesogreat? mo. ' or appt RELAXlNG MASSAGE 9G2-no1 x 265 Newport B. I put fe rtilizer on Bob Ja mes-Lie Masseur Research Corp. 18235
them, don't you? Outcall9-9,494·Slll M BaJd C I F' V A · Fertilizer .. No , I ount Y ire e ·
usually use MAYON · MICHELLE'S ACCOUNTING CLERK
_ ~AISE.__ __ *Outcall* Growing firm in Irvine.
Dr. Yoo, ch1 roµr actor , llAM·2AM 835-3749 seeks sharp, self-starter. acupressure, call 9AM-for entry level & admin.
6PM, 770-5251. El Toro UHOA & VlctCI J>OS•lion in cost acctg Outcalt M Duties inc. AIP. AIR. & POSTAL BOX RENTALS ossm computer input. Xlnl op· Private. Con venient For'TM '-of t! pty w/ndv potential. 1548 Adams, CM. Ask ,Servmg all Orange Co. Salary based on exper &.
about introduct. orrer. 835-7313 ability. Call Ba rba ra.
Call 739-458S. MASSAGE 754-6222. E.0 . E.
~!.~.~ .. ; ... ?~.~~ FIGURE MODELS
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5678
ESCORTS
OUTCALL OHL Y
Dop,•••s, hr
631 -2140
GOLDEN GIRL
•ESCORTS *
972-1138
COUNTRY GIRL
Lost or Found a pet? Call *ESCORTS * Ani m a l Assi s t a n ce
League. 537-2273, no fee. 24 Hrs. 957·8'174
LOST: Collie do$ sm. F. 2 sharp guys want sharr. child's peL Vt c. Npt. gals for dating. trave •
Bch. 848·9944 or 548·3611 sailing, going. 834·0980 afl..7 --
ACCOUNTAN1
Excellent Co. has need
for an account.ant with
"f u ll c h a r ge ",
Knowledge to work in area or cost uccounting,
inventory control. etc. 5·6 yrs expr'd or degree
Send resume or call ror
appt.
. PLAN HOLD CORP.
17621 Von Kanna n Ave.
Irvine. Ca . 92714. 714.979.3800,
Eq u a l oppo r tunit y
employer
Accounting
For 5a1e, '6400 2nd TD on Lost : Small f r ey Toy pri me p.-operty. Call mal• P ood e . Vic :
Denn.is,838-7428. Harbor & Baker , CM.
•SEc;>UIN•
Models & EAcorts
Male·Fcmulc
Ann. Oestlny;Sonny,
Erica. Marsha, Cissy
24 hrs serving 0 C.
ACCOUNTING
TEMPORARY
ASSIGNMENTS
$29,000 2hd TD. prime Santa A:na romm'I prop. Perfect pay re cnrd
Seasoned 18 mo's. All
dwt OcL, JJ*). 10% lD·
terest. 10% d iscou nt .
P.P.'10-~8.
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Reward 557-2911
Lo s t in v i e . o f
Bristol/ Randolph. C. M.
Tri colo re d Borde r
Ask about spec. rates
752-8708
Colhe. La. tags. (Rusty) ----------
RE\}' ARD S48·176.1 a(t s. LOVELY LADIES Are you tired or ordering
Lost Male Yorkle, blk & "beauty'· & geltinJt
bm. Niguel Shores ar a . "beast'"' If s o call
Reward, no questions 773-®l. F.scorts a vail.
asked 661·3220. ror travel.
&J111• u•lltl Slj)O Uldiessilver Seikownl<'h, You can dje of loneliness.
••·--•-••••••••••••• lost downtown H.B. area rt you are 50-70 & lonely, POINY 3/14. Call 53rr9SOO call Deloris. 848-8592
Lost. REWARD, Vng Hey GaJ ! It's too lonely pt•ff(I Norwegian Elkhound . around my pool In arts. "" Male. lost near La P az, Join me731·9182 Joe. llK" Lag Nig. Silver grey •---------
NN w/blk face. 968-7039 FUHD IAISIM~?
ONLY S1
Sell any item "' com· blo,aUqlt of ilems fM 175 or kH with a Penny
Pm<'hef' Ad. I bnes for 2 rontttulive days. Each
adcbOoMI Une is 80< ror \be* daYt, Charice 1l 1
lf YoU have the project,
we have the method at no
$5CIO. Please help. Lost cost. Mr. Crumpto n ,
white Samoyed Male _9M-_227_4_. _____ _
dotJ. SO lbfl. ''Loapas". ARLETTE OPP£RU D «·1473 MANNlNG: Please get
LOST~ Wed. Reward, big in touch wfth Mn . Orlan·
male Slamete cat, 4 yrs do <Eleanor Wojahn )
big blue eyes vie. Univ. Meyer, RR 2, Sanborn,
RIWARD:
OrHCJ• C o uftty is
lo O ... MJ! And so are
w.!
ROBERT HALF'& accounlemps
There are many new
firms moving into the
Orange County area
bringing about an in·
creasing demand for ex·
perienced Accounting
and Data Processing
personnel.
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Colt Acca•t•I•
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FOUND: Blk & bel e ~.: re union of your lf )'OU are nol aware of
' For rnore lntorm11t!on cockapoo t M C fl . &he benefits of worltlng
NofOmmercial acb.
• ancUop&aeeyouudcell U'flll.831·2~· ' ...... II lls.nlcft IJ60 temporary -give us fa
' ·-••••••••••••••••• • • call or vbnt. u.' at our new
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142·5&71 FOUND: 2doa, lAkita, l ~ac1t1n1 ENTERTAJN• location. We will be hap· ~==;:::=====~I am red dof. \'le. Atlanta M ENT b 1 S t e v e PY to dlacUAfl It with you. •a.bard. -.1717• Schreiner . D11neyland Weare located In the: •'Dll!-·~·nu-c·AL-----.. Found: Pedifree Cocker Ma1lclan alnu 1965.
Udih • '""" __.. tn Bayside Dr. Maje ao<1 Comedy tor • ~~rN~ER
........... ....ofNewport.67$-3Z92 ~tT.'4 .. ~~;~°$4~~~ Sulte U OO
~ll-~ltl•l Ne w York-FOUND: KIU., male, 8 am.a. 23DNo. llto9dway HOllYWDOd penobal mot. 1r ey /black. ln1 •-s.t-111--C-... -1---1-4-0-0 Santa AD• • ment co tall, red eolalar. J am· C71411 JMI03
. 0.17 lilofte1Cout Hwy, NB. •-••H•H•H••••••• Pree Partdn1
...... prof. nOl3I IOVIR ao SOCIAL IN· ~~~~~~~ ~ the ... lial, TRODUC TION. Con--'ldllll•TY fleldwboald hund; Fem. blk Poodle. ncs.uaa. Ad ... C/O
.-,. OIU '714/•.osa Udot.le brldfe, 873-70fe CIU1lrl~ D1ily Pilot.
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Help W Oftted 7100 Hefp W ..e.cl 7100 Help W ..t.d 7100 .Wp W attt•d 7 100 Hetp W Clflt•d 7100 ....••.......•.........•....•••......••.•............................ ·····~················· ..•..........•••.••••..
Accounts receiva ble &
custome r St!r vice ex-
~Qcnce. ful l time . Costa
Mesa lite manufactunng
& sales co. 11 2 girl offll·c
Phone 644-6156
ACCOUNTING
EARN TOP
PAY
ACCOUNTANTS
OVERLOAD
PROFESSIONAL
LOMG OR SHORT
TERM ASSIGMMEHTS
IM SO. Oil.ANGE CO.
H YOlt han reunt ex·
ptritftU Cll!
ITAXACCT
./AUDITOR
./ACCT AHAL YST
./F/C IOOKKEEPER
./P/ICLERK
./ A/R CLERK
./A/PCLERK
Call For An
Appointment
547-7631
--------•IAjr toS900 Assemble r/ Mechanical AUTOLOTPERSON
ACCT DIRECTOR Elegant corp ore needs I Rotary Sw1trhes haH lmmed opening M1ssm11
TD INVESTMENTS yr A/P exp Xlnt bens 1mmed openmi.: m our V1cJO urea. F IT Xlnl op
two 7'4 raises per yr final assem bly dept R1· ply for ad vancc-menl
Call Rita. 540 60SS qwres i:ood hJnd dc-c Must be dept•ndabll·
Nation's lurgesl home Coastal Per:.onnel A.i:en tt•nty w•min 2 yrs •''<P l'Tlt'E'l public well. & ha\\•
loan brokerage fir m cy.2790 Har1Jor.CM u1 111T1"Jll mt•l'h:.11111·:.il .1:, t'A dnver<; Ill' & i:oo•I
i.eeking 1nd 1v1duals ALLJOBSFHEE sembly Cole ln~trumt·nl 1lnving receord (;;ill Mr
w/Trust Deed. Stock ---Corp 2650 S <.:rn<ldy Way i'..amurn. 831 :?Al!O or 1111.
Brokerage or Insurance APT MANAGER SA 7141556·3100 E 0 f: ~l\lll For SS unit s in Cos ta -- ---- -Sales experience for Ac· Mesa Exper'd c·oupll' Aulo Mechanics. Alt
count Director J>OSltion. Husband must have A<\SEMBLERS categories f''or d ex
ram ttiarity-w /I RA, maint. exp. Wile bkkpg perience preferred. Top
Keogh & Pension Trus t a exp. Call 642.5073 or ELECTRICAL pay plan & benefits. Sct-
plus (213)8flS.38Sl servm~ mgr Phil Loni!
California Real Estate •---------BENC~ Ford. Irvin e Aut u license required. APT. MANAGERS Cent.er. 768·5888.
We arrange more loans Couple to ma nage 52 -
at a greater volume than Adull units In Anaheim. ASSEMBLER any other home lol\n Office maintenance ex Automotive ,
brokerage firm & have _per required. 545·1006 STORE KEEPER II
I I f h h Im media le opening re a t f Ne t n .. a"h an amp e supp yo 1g ..... CHITECTUR "'L yo wpor .,c·' quality investment op· --qwring 1·2 years ex S939·Sl l42PerMonth
portwutics. We also pro-ProjedArchitect1 penence Jm·olves work Efrect1ve7/l/79
vide extensive advertls· Job C~s mg with controls and $1061. $1290 Panels. wiring. s ub· A t h d Ing support. Well establis ed Orange as.'iembl.ies. Must be able u 0 s 0 P n ee " Exce lle nt c o mpa ny County ft'rm w1·th stron" someone with 6 months " to read bluepnnt.o; and k · · benefits & incentive com· design & advanced pro· have knowledge or stan· litorc eepmg expen encl'
pensations. A career OP· di.action systems on enta dards and schematit·s in auto parts mclud m~ :! portunity for qualiried in-lion orrers per manent years stock experienn·
dividuals. positions w/xlnt benefits P061tion is m our Foun· with High School grad &
Send resume lo .. Hcrber·t & opportunities for ad V II r 1· d 'al.id California dnvcr'
t M. I 3 tam a ey ac1 sly an lken.'le Consltne. 3660 Wilshire vancemen · 10 mum offers excellent salanes
8 1 d "P H F •. Los yrs .experience inType l a nd com p any paid An~el~ CA !!0010' &IU HOSPITALS. COM· benefits including free
' · · M E R C I A L medical and life 1n
RFCREATION. surance for cmployces
""""clah O,.niftCJI and depcndc•nlS l'll•ust·
Adnsws Models Dan L Rowland apply m person tu
S.A.M WANTS YOU & Astoeiatff, Inc.
S.A.M. (Scree n Ar tist 776-1150, AIMlheitn LEAR SIE.GLER
EQUIPM~ MECH U
$1039 Sl263 Per Month
Effective 7 /1179
SI 194-$1427
•tequ1rel> 2 yt'a rs full
timt> Journeyman le,l'I
eicpenenC'e High School
1ttad or equi val ant. Mgmnt) w/over 20 yrs ----------
exp In show business is Arcrutc."l.1ural Draftsma n TRANSPORT E 9 u I p M E C H
looking for t hose in· Space pll1'ng firm in DYNAMICS FOREMAN terested in a prof. career Irvine nee ex pe r . in movies or TV . Call s p a c e I a n . 3131 West Segerstrorn SJ 148-$1393 Per Month
633-2233 ext 95. ner/draftsm n for work Santa Ana, CA Effective 7 /I /79 ---------•1 on comm orru:e bldgs S1294 · $1574 ACCOUNTANTS C714a1l!c . ./~. Interview •E.-0•.•E•. ----M-1 F-/H•I Responisble for opera · Advertisin" .....,.....,_ lions of central garagt'
Night sh 1 rt Requi res
OVERLOAD ASSEM BLERS we will Ass is t a nt Manage r High School Graduate & Cl.~SIFIED t r a in App I y 7 a m , Tt:unee for better mens a t I ea s t 3 ye a r :,
MacG ..... gor Yachts 1631 retail store m So. Coast . I 055 ...... Mai.. "' Pl c•9 Journeyman expen ence "' "' Placen•·a CM aza-..,. · 1264 ludln I t ' e..u.... I O 16 OUTSIDE " me g year o ma Ill· -mr Assoc. Rep trainee New tena n ce preventive
SANTA AMA S ES ASSEMBLERS Co. in 0 C. area nct'ds work. We Are NotA AL men &women orcouples Contact the •i t y or
Public Accounting Firm lmmedi•ate ror p /T work. M 3 ny Newport Bc;ich Person
Accounting .. ACCOUNTING
CLERK
Outstanding oppty ror re·
liable person w/apt for
numbers. AI R exper pre·
rd. F.njoy xlnt compa ny
benefits Inc free meal/·
day. Apply 9am·l2 noon,
Mon/Frt Personnel.
MARltOTT HOTEL
900 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
benefits for n ght pcoi>le ncl OHic:e for detail~ &
The Daily Pilot has an Call ror appt. 731-ll920__ applications Call (7Jt1 > 0 • f 640-2101 J.100 Newport
immediate opening for pen1ngs or 1--------Blvd. Newport Beacti . outside salesperson to ATTENTION CA92663.
handle automotive ac· M• Id UIOr Ovcr 1---------• counL'>. Newspaper ad 1crowe N E N ---vertising experience pre· 0 xper. ecess AUTO PAITS ferred bul will tra in. Ir you are new to Costa
Salary rilus com mission Assemblers Mesa. temporarily dis· COUNTERMAN oonUnuino your educa-Minimum 3J'.rs. jobber Excel e nt com pa ny " · be 11 benefits. For appoint SecOlld Shift tion, recently discharged expenence. ust Wl'
ment for interview call. from the service. or for wuomed &. personabl t' 642-432 m Olllv any reason seeking tem· Hard work &. good pay ~iCOAST With experience 1~ \1(. porary or career employ-with growing company.
trasonic boodingor small mcnt. consider this uni· Call 5S6·2500. ro r In DAILY PILOT bl tervll'w appt. elect ronic assem 1es. queoPJl()rtunlty. ~a 8,:~~t. Exp c r i e n c e w Ith You C°" 1Earw AUTO ,ARTS
microsoldering die at· ~· 16 ,_Wit. DBJV-Y Accounting F.qual Opportunity ch nd h brid l Mo .... -ASSTCOMTIOLLElt Employer ta 8 h >; f I circui Based on your pro<l uc Well groomed rem nl~
()Iv or nal'I corp seeks assembly c P u · Uvtty. commission. plus over 18. Good driving re
take char"e pers w/deg w off 11 t incentives & extra profit cord. Must Live In Cosl:• " e er exce en wages h I b Th Mesa area. Mus• hav1~ ln Acctg. It ellp in cost Alert machine operator andfringe benf1ts . s . ar n g on us e 1• C II acd.J It/or aupervlso~ wanted by marine hdwr Please as;rly m person women &. men we are eaur. Dn vers l. c. 11
bk& . St~rt sal .Sl9 . mfgr-drilUng, sandinf· lo: Soll St a t e , 500 ollookJtyp~!or. romldalnygbepapllc~s. ~p.w2SOO for rntervtew
Benefits inc pension & ~ch P r e 5 5 . c a I Superior Ave • Newport U 'fi _ .. ""--"'-' -------ed 1 b t h c ,._,,., ware ho use jobs a nd uc re m urseme n . 130 Beac • A............. working for 3 limited In· A~·Eam SS in your
call J ean 540-8 055, · HUGHES come. Work with young time. Sell A11on c.outal Peraoonel Agen-ALTBATIOHIST people. Rapid advunce· II Barbara 770<6590
cy, 2790 Harbor, CM Jaecer Inter. Shop Ofen· ment possible. lf you M <' ALL J OBS FREE Ing So. Cat. Plata Mall AllCIAFT 18 or over and would be Bnbysltter needed ror _.,,..... COMP ....... Y k te11cher's 2 ~Iris. my Accounting Clerk/Phone _...,. ,.." available lo start wor home~ 7:30-3:30, 10 dayK
opera tor n eeded full ,_..,..Senk • SOUD STATI. immediately. call.... or more pr mo. $16.00 pr
time. Immediate open· -,_, ~ I rt t 645-65 14 day 840-4317 llJC· Full co. benefits. PBX operators for a ua oppo uni Y ____ . -------5tMl71 for •ppt. Balboa telephone a nawe rlng M /HCem ployer Babysitter, 3 dys pr wk,
Marine Hardwi re. lel'Vic:e eaperlenced or for 15 mo o ld boy .
E.0.1!:. )(/Fifi. wU1 train. Full time or SELL idle Items with • Aldo Vh•ITedt _548-...._21125 _____ _
~ca. ..
~ dt: Melul pen
w/k ~ • aome lit • Wllltraln on com·
• St.art Ml to ~.
J .. n, MO·tOU.
eo.t.I Ptl ICllliWI Aten·
ey, mo Harbor .i.£11
AU. JOll .-.&f!
..,..
l*'l time ab1fta avail•· Daily PUot Clusllied Ad. SlO&l-Sl2115-1· yr. exper . .._._1 .. ____ .. _ ...... Tu•s
ble. Daya, •fternoon· 1-;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;iiiii;;;;f J-lev•I 11.S .,.'"'i'"' ....... -~ ~ or f.rav. vard. I• --..man " ' ' & Th ura, 7 : 30A M • ., lf8d or equivalenl. Ap. o ab e to work ~clliondeadllne 3-2t. 4:30PM. wn tra ns
IOllllt weekeoda. Typln1 Toplace)'OW'mesu.ge Apply Ncwpor l·Meaa rtq.C .OOhr.673-8518 •wpm. ,.qulred. Many berorethe UnWed School Dis t . Ba ....... I'' nd .... h co. benefit• ava ilable. readint public, CaMlfled Pcnonnel ol· VJ" .ter. i ra m.n er Pl~call Mon-Fri. phone ~· occuloaal AM'1, 1
hi I d Dau., Pilot flee. Mon•Wedn1·Thur· oht ._ ... -c1• M-1 P'11 oa 11 an •re a T " ...... ,,,,.,. • "'" •tm Clusilled.&42-5678 l"rl. h m to noon, uea. Ventearea,CM lpm.3pm. UIOI E. 16UI.
Co all Mua • rea •1~~~~~~~~~ Sl.N.8 ..... E.O.E. Have M>methJn« IO sell ? nu• Ko E. 1• •--------a .. lfted ada cto It ..-11.
., ' .......... f t I .. .. """'. ................... .... ,... ... ·-···· .. . . ' ..
Help W •hd 7100 .... W •t.0 7100 Hea, W .... d 7100 H.tp W •ted 7100 Help W a11t•d 7100 ( Sunday. March 18, 1979 DAILY PILOT ~.,3
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12perhr 6751~' 11 1 &1NillUmc1<'lll'fiHJt.,lr elocr Mi.n ~ yra '-'•~r pN anrl 1ti1,nodul'l1111 • THE IMf'LOYMIMT & TaAtHtMG ~ ~~~'%r,nt J:'~l~n ~~ .. ;,~~·:7"1un~:i~~v t'QUI p, llbr Jr)' hl'lp(ul ABBOTT ADMtNISTRA TIOH OF ~!'~:r14~"k1hj~1n 23~ Mlll234 t!O I-Int 211922 ("11tn l110 Appll<'ittlon dvadllnc HUMTIMGTOM llACH
Girl It.mo MS 3bll PAl'~~~~·in };JIL'll~. Mt..slOI\ Vu• ~~VI>' Ni:wSJurl Mc'u FEVERlll
HAQ( OP .. 'll'P w '\(' ( -Unifi d s~·hool 016l ~H Opettlllgt fof-TM r IJnw ca, t'11ll •• ~.I. 4 RitnN.lds Qlft' " t''4p nu Uil\lutr Ck·rk u .... ~llU.I tia: !!l(IC"ll l'l'f'>Onn1•I of .. • FolowlftCJ Tra""-9 .........
Mon orW..O ftmblf'm t'drt t'7 l M hit' for c-vt'n1n11 h1rt m h e , Mon Wtdnit l.hur CATCH ITlll far lnl rv1r• 1·ha.h1111 w~·k t'nd.1 Apt> fo)·I V m to no<>n. 1 ues
Uanllin1i:SltL ly itl O<; A1'1J(lrl ~1h lpm :tpm 1001 E lGth St •• • Tal.H llc.'11uty Oprra1ur ~hutJ N O . I!: O Jo:
Fullerton ~ .. , tuic., ,\ HAtRDIUSll JOln tilt• mo!lt oxc:it111~
IA'llllt t>tA.in~ Trllt•i ror A Man1run!llt nl•t•lfrd l' 1\ht1•r P1r1 T1mo T1•mpurary !;erv1ce 1n
LmtdKOfM MalfttH•ce TralaiMJ
$3.30 '•r Hour
Upholthry TraiNIMJ
~~Port briuu•h T\-tun~ ~11 M111t H1ttrat v hn~ f<l' taur anl Mon l"rt t.1#tm tCAI. Orun~cCounty
_...... Mwpoi, .. 1111 lll"I i ~UB 112 30pm J iaek lr Vllll' l>t·µul) l'lt•1k "'"ntcd
S2. 90 ,.,. Ho.-
.. ....., f ' ('lubhow11• 7t>4 '7l'IOU C'lenul 1-JU!!lllon uva11l1 Woc k dose lo hom<• fo1 ~I-CM or appt t'qu .. t l»aut.) tlpt'f"»tor IH'Nfod bl•· unml'd1ultily Rt• • lop puy paid v11cat1on:1. Theae en CETA McMd position1 r ..... ttq
Ol>Pof F,mplu) t-r l.111i1Wl.i twar h an ,. w 1th 4wrc:. 1 yr , ll'nt·al ex· automulll' ral e:1
lliAn.IW\a follow1n1 l'omm1,11100 p.•ncnCI! 40 wpm lyµ1111o(
HuntMgfOft lffch rHld...c:y .ct .... t '""'
s,.cffic FecMt al C)lli~. AppNc.tl•1
wUI M accepted at ttM Employment &
Tralnh•g Cuter, 531 Main Strut,
..._ CW.f T..,_ PW1Nr.h1p 1~"1hlr, n11 CASHIERS S7~W11t11rt tl3:J 0411. ot 1001
1: Ftee --r-111\1 .. ,trntnt n111 t'l\\IH) ~tlo for Jppt Oran~l' TuAppbcants bp. C-rclot \.17 l' o u n t y II u r b o t
T...-. UTQTEM MARllETS Munmf>JI <.'ourt t: 0 1-: \JNlTF.OCALIF HAN~ Hkk11r Tq11 .. t I' 1 \ uu ft
ll-60 lrvml' Hh d nJm•· th1• hi' S4 uo JH•t
l\loltut ~ StH~ h I 1'. '-l I I I ,. n I r " r
h o u > r ~ 1 \ r '
~7 •((!7 ~17 ~1:!
i.lpl'runi;:o. IHIW lH 111labk
fur lull unit vurl tirnl' ('a~hJI'~ on :tnd & 3rd
&nk1nJl 1.h1lt11 No t'Xpt.'ricnl't! TaLERS Hkkµr t-t' l untru..im~· nct't'!>llllr)'. Wt' tn.11n prcfrri t"d ( M ~ r1· n st' ..... ... h " I'll.rt tmw ntl(hb & Sutur >ti!~· w' Ul .., l)\•r our, uu day at oor South c03.,1 \ ;mcemenl 11pp-0rtun11 v
Plaza brant·h Pl{'llllt ---------1 for,man11gein~nt pui.1t1on
call Ralph Ktnntn~!C ul BLUEPRl.._.T tn $5 50 per hour 1f 541).JOSG, 3333 Un11tol St ....,. 11u<lllf1cd For in11.-rv11:w
Cc1Sla Mc:.u, !12G2G OPERATOR ~ tu store 3G, Mund.1y
Saturda) only ol 11u1 9ttm·lpm Costa Mt"sa Urundi lmmedl11lt oµt•nin~ 101 ll85Glc·nne\ n·
Please cal l Ct·or.:t' expcn enl·ed llJ>l'rator 10 l.ag.Bch ,494 !!2.15
Wagner at 546 2300. 21oc nm lhe Hnmmg IJ7~, vru 1-Ajual Oppor £-:mployer Harbor Blvd.CoslaMe~a during bla l·k line~.
92626. ~epi a1> 'cprnlen. and CH IRSJDF OENT-L Full lime ne w al'Counb dlaio mylar. Secondary A • A dullc.'> include opt•rauni: ASSISTANT, hrly, for our Costa Ml'i.a of Zerox 1860 print reducini: S4!H262
f1ce. Please call George marh1ncs, light main ,...llLD MONl-TO-R Wagner at 546-2300. 2700 .,,. Harbor Blvd Cos l:> l cnance of bot h Carefor2 ctuldren.12& Mesa,92626. mactun~. pnnt foldm~. 13 in µvt homl' • n c.if. Federot :;tampmll and tn mm1ni.i . a~ence of pare nts Take
and an'i>untmg for ancl dlsc1pl.mary measures to S..iftgs & Loan o ~ d_ e r • n ll ~ t o ,. k co n l r o I b e h u v I o r .
l'ltnc..U
Cl.HKTY,tST
OATAIMTRY
OPEllATOR
RATEACODER
wice fnsuranee l'o hni.
1mmed1ute open1nlo(i.
Xlnl working <:ond &
bent'flL'>
CLERK TYPIST
4~ wpm. lt•lephonl'
l(t•nt•ral 0H1t·<· dull{'I. Must be well organm:d
RATlRCODER
11us w11l be u 6 9 mo
pos1llon. Will train m rat
mg & t·oding of personal
bnes policies. Pleasant
phone manner. Figure
aptitude.
Apply in person 8 30am
2J)m.Mon · Fn
Safeco Insurance Co.
17570 Brookhurst, Foun-
tain Valley.
E.O EM I'' ----~Opporiunity Minimum of 2 ye!.ir~ transport to va rious ac·
E:wtploy-.. M/F bluc~ri n t ma t•h 1 nt• uvt11PS & other duties. l --------• oµci:ating e>ep<•nence re y r l'Xper s702 mo CLERICAL
---------1Q u1 red · Prefer 846-4179aft6PM Banlf.ing knowlt'dJ:e of Bruning -.._.OTE CLERK model87~ City of Fountain Vallt'y " C1'.IA program zoning Minimum 2 Yl'ar!-. com We offer an t•xcept1onal enforrrment :ude, 2 fire
merc1al bank Notr l>ept workmi: en"1ronmenl prevention aides. S71l4
ex pe r . Respon inc andbenefllpackaj?e For mo Apply al once. 10
Installment & <.:om · 1 int~rview appointment. wks min. unemployed.
Loan processing & Ill· please r ail Ex 2822 Fountain Valley res1
coming & outgoing col· between9am-4pm dent. 10200 Slater, FV.
lectlons Med typing. & OOJM. 963·8321. ext 20s.
hvy calrulator skills. We SA.._..,.A fE E 0 .E.
a r e in t e r es t l'd 1n "'
qualified applicants for a lntemational CIVIL IE:HG.
profession a l environ LANO OEVLMT . &
ment. Good sal;iry &. Cornorafion WATER
benefits. -so.;;f Mam St Full t ime, career op
Applicants i.houhJ <·on
lilct
IONMIE GRAJEDA
MANUFACTURERS
BANh
1201 Dove St reel. NU
1714 ) 752-0600
E.O.E.
Oran~t'. CA 92668 portunities w/lop salary
1714>!>58·1300 potential for expenenccd
~qual Opportunity
EmploycrM F
BOATS
PocKic Seacraft
has 1mmed1ate openmgs
for lhe following :
Touch-up
Detailer
Stockroom clerk
O nly experienced
personnel who take pnde
in quality work need ap·
µiy
3301 S. Susan. SA
Calif. Registered C1v1 l
Engineers . experienced
Des1~ners . talented
O r afl s men . &
Estimators for s u b·
division & land develop-
ment work. Stron~ grad· t°" & dcsgin knowled~e
sought. Positions in
water and sewer design
& drafting work a lso
available . Apply 1n
person with resume &
work samples to Mr.
F\lestcs. al Robert Bein
Williams. Frost & Assoc.
1401 QuaJI St .. Npt. Reh.
Banking
SAVINGS
COWtselor ____ 75.!.:_134_3 ___ Cleaning lady for motel in
Good opprt opporlunity IOOICKHPER F/C Laguna . Good pay &
working cond. 499.2227. mourNewport Beach of Pos. w,prom. F.I. R.E.
ficc for mdividu~1I with Invest. firm. Xlnt oppty ---------1
Clerical
*OFFICE
ASSISTANT
PCA 1s one oflhe nation's
fastest growing com
parues, and the world's
largest producer of retu1I
color portraiture
This 1s a key starf pos1 ·
lion with real advance-
ment potential. We r e· quire statistical typing at
50 wpm. good organiw
lion skills. a neat ;ind
professional ap ·
pcarance
We arc especially 1n
terested in individuals
who have career obJC!C'
lives and willingness to
learn and grow w1l.h us. Good slartang salary, ex·
cellent benefits including
1 week vacation after 6
months.
Contact: S:ira
7 I 4/540-8 t 72
MOflday & TuHday
.~pm
PCA
six month:. new accounts ror exp & mature
experience (passbook. person. Call 640-0123
IRA and K eogh ac -'---------
counts) and Light typing BOOKKEEPER full
0 Never A Fee" DDINTERNA T •
&mtY LEVEL $529 IO.._.AL skills. Weoffer: charge salary , days,
•Top Salary pnvalf' club. 673·3515 •F'r<.-e ParkinA - ---
•Paid career apparel Bookkeeper-Experienced
•Profit l>harin.: Rene Boutique Laguna Beach 494·M85
Please call for interview
FIDELITY
FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Aun
642·4000
F.qual Oppty Employer
Bookkeeper. for service
stalion, P /T mornings. Apply 2S90 Newporl
Blvd.CM -----BOOKKEEPER $1200
Xlnl o ppt y Good
benefits. + prorit shar·
ing.
---------1 IOO!h Empl. Retained Please call for appt.
Mary H1rkle Agency Banking
OPERATIONS
OFFICER
A career pos1l1on 1s
avallablc in our Costa
Mesa branch which of
fers a desirable, warm
working atmosphe r e .
The individual we seek
should have 3-4 years
Savings &. Loan ex· perience including l year
supervisory expen ence.
IBM 3600 is helpful. U you are interested 1n
640-2920 Newport Bch
IOOICICHPER F/C,
Pltlme Exper Bkkpr
needed for Npt Bch dress
shop. Must be capable of
maintaining books & re·
cords w/lltlle or no supervision. 20-30 hours
per week. hrs flexible
Sal comme n s urate
w/exp. Xlnl fringe benf.
Apply In person al Coyne
& Clark Accountants, 234
E 17th St, Suite 102, C.M. joining our progressive,._ _______ _
and growing Savings &•·
Loan please rail Thomas
Dennis (714) 979-3910.
CAMERA
Good benf + g rowth po· ....,.
lent. Lrg. co. needs 3 file 17982Sky Park Circle
clerics. No typing. Irvine. CA
tMT IN ART $850 Equal Opp Employer
Lr~ consulting firm will ·---•m•/•f/•h---· trlllfl pcrs w/draft 'g or
design to do art work on ---------
pro pos a I. c harts 4
grapl'L'i Needed immcd.
LRH WORD PROC
$775
l.rg Fash Isl firm needs
mm 2 yrs exp for variety
of' duties. Type 55wpm + .
FULLEllTOH RECEPT
$700
Heavy public contact.
phones, type so. Xlnt
paid benefits.
GLAMOFCS700
Entry level pos from
withan. Type, phone. file.
paid benefits.
MAIL CLERIC
No exp , HS grad. Jmmed
opening.
RECEPTS750
Beaut ore's. needs beaut
person for busy phones.
Greet clients. light lYP·
mg.
RM..-a 'ers°""et lll-9410
~ Business Ctr Dr
St.e 290 Irvine
Open 7:30-6.
Oerical
Our beautiful location in
sunny Newport Beach
highly complements the
)ob opportunities we cur-
rently have available:
•Typkti
Mustlype60+ wpm. Will
be training to assume
documentation lechn1·
ciao position.
• kdCJ Cleric Good math apt. Familiar
wlcalculator & Hght lYP·
Ing. .... Clerk
No exper required. Bank
reconciliation clerk .
Familiar w/bookkeep1ng
procedures & 10 key ex-
per.
•Cieri& Typist
Musttype 50 wpm. 10 key
exper helpful
Please con~ac:t :
Lynn Stansfield
(71A l644-5800exl 7549
We offer s uch bendits as
g roup m e dical in ·
surance. group long te rm
disability, group life in
• paid retirement
plan. stock pur<'hase.
OPERATOR
Exfe r ie n ce with a
Wa zbe rg or N uArc
camel"a preferred. Must
be able lo make half tones. Experienced In Oerical
stripping Cor 19\12x25\12 STATE FARM
~osr~
&ll> NeWport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor E mployer Md free parking. presses as w e ll as
smaller presses. Must be NEEDS YOU able to develop 3 M
THE FEVER
IS SPREADING
CATCH IT!!!
" H•tiftc)ton leoch.
ABIGAIL
ABBOTT
TEMPORARIES
CAU.
Ot!bb1e turd
~7-9760
4500Campus On\ e
Newport Beach
Karen Powers
7JJ.:;t)27
l•t211 Yorb;i, Ste 201
Tustin
01
l'Jnd1 II\ tt•r
773-oOOl
l400N llarbor. Ste 1031\
FUilerton
Clenral
STAT TYPIST
for lrJ: wt room to grow
RECEPTIONIST
Clerical/Sates
Good opportunity . En·
thus1ast1 c Prefer 25 yrs
or older Typing essen·
t1al. Phone cxpenence
helpful <.:omm1ss1on Will Lram ~7-0822
1525 Mesa Verde East
Suite 206 Costa Mesa
Cl.ERC CURICAL
f\ln Job m xlnl co for
pcrs who would enJOY vanely Mod typmg &
good personality could
land this adv oppty Co
()(r.; 2 C<>l>l Of llvtni( raises
every yr+ mcnt ra1sclt.
Very fnendly people w/a
lot of pubhe contact, rall
Chris. 5M).6055 Coast a I
PersoMel Agency. 2790
llarbor,CM
ALLJOBS FREI-:
CLERICAL co IS SCt'king per~ for f1j:?
work & It typing Mfg co
1s helpful Start sal to
~ (;:ill Jean. 5'10·605S
Coastul Personrwl Agen-
ey. Z790 Harbor. (;M
ALL JOBS FIU:E
Cl.ERKS/ AcctcJ
foe-C.M. Sporting Goods
wholesaler Will tr:11n
sharp 1nd1v1dual $3 25
hr+gd benefits Jeannie Cbeerlul people greeters 979-0110
will acc'lg exp will l(el ---------this job. a.ERK for beauty supp.
MB> TRAHSCRllH ly Exp. ma1ure. Npt Brh
W/bkgd or super s harp area Apply m ecrson,
to Im . Need good skills The Bod A:eau,ty Supply.
C;ill S57 ·7193 United 3tllE17lhSt,<.:~--_
Personnel Serviee. 15001---------Adams, C.M. Also rec
Clerical
STt:HO ClERIC·I
City of Newport Beaeh
5754-$917 Per Month
Effective 7 /l /79.
(,'LERKSITY PISTS
Come work for a tom
pany who c·are!. about.
Immediate work -t oµ
pay Call for an apoint-
mcnl.
557-0061
~o~ o ffi ce •
~OJ overload
$853-$1035
Requires l year rece.nt
full lime Steno/Clerical
experience with ebility lo type SOWpm, & take1 ________ _
dictation at 80wpm. AP·1---------pou1lmenl lO higher than
entry salary will be con·
s idcred based on ex·
penence.
COLLATOR
PACKER
Willing lo train an tn·
dustrious career 1n ·
d1vidual t o paekage
STENO II educational m aterials.
$811·SS86 Per Month F.xcellenl working cond1-
Effective 7 /l /79 lions & benefits. 40 Hour
$916-$1114 we ek. Appl y North
Requires 2 years o f American Se r vice
r e s p o n s 1 b I e Center. 1339 E Warner.
Steno/Clerical work. & Santa Ana. Equal Op-
ability to type sowpm & portunity Employer t a ke rt1 ctat io n atlolo _______ _
t=~ Personnel or. CLERK . . $100 fice. City of Newport lleavy .r1hng, but in ~· in
Beach for details & ap· tcres l ~ & beaut ofr
plication. Call 1714) Need typing for promo·
640·2101. 3300 Newpo rt Uon p~rposes Great OPP·
Bl. Newport Beach. Ca. ty to JOLn xlnt ro Very 9266.1 good raises. Call Rita. · s.10-6055 Coastal Person·
nel Agency, 2790 Harbor.
Q,ERICAL
STAND-BY
CLERICAL
LEGAL
MEDICAL
TEMPORARY
POSITIONS
IMMEDIATELY
AVAIL
No Fee·Top
Pay
Call Deborah
Rffi«o P..-sonnet
133-9410
2082 Business Ctr Dr
CM
AJ.L JORS FREE
Codctoil Waitress
Sc hoot
Earn up to S300 per wk.
Low twuon Placement
assist 751-9194
-~---~---COOK/COMPANION
retired coup le want
healthy, and pleasant
mature lady to Hve-m
Must be good cook &
driver Heavy cleaning &
lndry not expected.
Room & bath w/pvt en-
try. Refs. Aflnoon/cves.
673-8043
COOK
4 days per week Conv
exper. Exlnt working
oond. & benefits E .O E.
Bayview Convalescent.
20S S T hur1n , C M .
642·~
Ste290 Irvine Cook
Open 7: 30-6 Dietl et.re h's R•1t
COUNTER llELP P/T for
sandwich bar Exp nee.
Apply Goode n ough
Natural Food. 673·2345
COUNTER HELP -
Maturc person to wait on
cui.'tomers & inspect 1n
dry rleanmi: plant. Ca II
00-5466
Couples-M 111n lena nee
man & wife, reheve desk
& ass ist managcr
~3967
COUPLE needed p1ume
to run large ram1ly bus1 ness Call 53&8 1G9
Couple wanted lo ma na~e
:.mall business. must be
amb1t1ous & wilhng to
learn 645-6739 ----
Custodian
1-lO L'SE KEt::P I NG
DEPT
2 pos1uon.s are currently
avrulallle l 1s 7am to ;!
pm stuft. The other 11>
3pm to 11 .30 shift
1-::Xpenencc & rdcrenc·ci.
PleilSe apply bl wn lhe
hrs 7am 3 30pm al the
front desk
San Clemente General
Hospital. 654 Cam1qo de
los Mares
CUST ODI AN S atl
dleback toll. Mission
V1eJO I I P .M lo
7 JOA M Salary ranl-(t'
SOOl to Sl 136 per mo +
sh1fl d1r K31·97UO t::xt :m. 303 bet wn H 5
Customer service & ac-
c·ounts reect' able t•x
penence, full lime Co:-.ta
Mesa hte manufoctunng
& sal~ co 1 "r girl office
Phone 644·6156
Delivery, your vehicle.
papers lo earners. Xlnt
part t i m e inc o me .
Wes tminster, Hunt
Be a c h . Santa Ana .
H erald Examin er
54.5-8428
Delivery ass't S3.50 to
sta rt. McMa htm Desk,
1800 Newport Blvd . C M
642-8450
DELIVERY PERSON for
busy Irvine Travel Agen-
cy. Must have r eliable
motorcyc le a nd 1n·
surance. Work a pprox 5
hrs daily M-F Hourly
wage & mileage aid.
957.2700
Delivery p/t1me AM. LA
Tames dehv SIOO per
week. Laguna Beach.
494-8496
Del. men over 18 for LA
Tim es 1n NB & (;M
Perm1p.t $350/$400/mo.
ti46-5844 ----------DEMONSTR• TORS
Your area Fri & Sal
S3 4S hr to start Ca II
541-0718or 892·3800
Dental Asst RDA Ortho, l
yr exp, full or plt1mt.'.
Npt Bch Ph 642·2040
Dent a l r ecep t1on1s t
Newport office E>e
perienced Age not a ra<:·
tor 644·2485
•DENTAL ASST.*
Respons ible. m ature
person for dynamic of
f1ce in Westmin1ster S
day week. Call Peggy.
893-2All
DENTAL ASSISTANT, 30
hrs wk No Sat SJ.SO hr
54&-5579
Dental assistant. chair
side. Newport Beach.
pleasant Jtroup practice
Exp prefd. 640-1 122
Dish Washer part time.
Mesa Verde Convales-
cent Hosp. 548·5585
VETERANS
Jotts&JobT~
....... f.or
U"""'°y.ci Vehrcm11
LMIMJ .. Or~ Ca.ty
Pr'OC)ramnwr /Foriron
$5.00 P•r How
Di•MI M•ch.Uc
SS.00 '"' How
Alann IHtaller
S4.50 '"' How
Saw Filer
$4.00 l'er How
Material Hanchr
Sl.95 Per Hour
AdMIN1trati•• MClftOCJtlMnt Trahtff
$6.00 to S7 .OO , ... Hour
Mainfenanu Mechanic
S5.00 to $6.00 l'er Hour
Clerk General Office
$4.00 Per Hour
ShippirMJ & Recfl•irMJ
$4.00 Per Hour
MachiM Set-up ,Operator
$4.50 to $7 .00 I'..-Hour
Oie Moller
$5.00 Per Hour
Parts Mon
SJ.SO l'•r Hour
Electronics Tec ... ician
$3.50 Per Hour
EIKtre>-Mechanical Assflnhler
$4.00 Per Hour
Bectronics Assembler
$4.50 Per Hour
Sheet Metal Fabric-">r
$4.00 Per Hour
Apply ot &!lp&ov-ttf & Troininq AdmiftlltroflOfl of
11Mti114• S.od1, 531 Mon-Stnet, M.11tiltcJt-IHc"-
Coll ..ow 17141 516-2526 or 619-1554. v-""'''
bri119 D0-214.
U.R.MUl'TO $250
A WB -Part titne
No expr nttessary We
will train you
SAIL
REAi.ESTATE
SCHOOL c•675-48'o
Exp'd ~lazier wunll•d
Apply btwn IS & 4 :io
1615N. EI Carmno S l'
492-619t. 496-8661
Exp'd salacl lady. Exp'cJ•
waiters, busboys. C<•ll
Mr Stockdale aft lOAM
499-<t078/499·3939.
Expenen<:ed new hom•· ~~~~~~~~~~~·--_• --~~ sal~ peri.on. Hunt1111,tton
ELECTRI C IAN .
Joumeyrnun Manne On
ly hard worker need a pp-
ly. Call aft 6 Ron Man
ning.~16
Elect romc Assembly -
Positions open. no ex·
perience neeessary Will
train. Start S3.10hr Ca 11 645-3632 for appt
Employment
Ttn~•yWortr•M
Clerk Typists. Custodial.
Campus Serunty Of·
ftcer s, Food Service
Workers Full & part
time. days & evs lnq at
Huntington Bca('h Un ion liS Dist. Room 120. S201
.Oolsa Ave. HB 89R 6711
ext223 i-: 0 .E
•ESCORTS• Lori's :2 now h1nn~
962-2391 /640.0915 -------
ESCROW
SECRETARY
Bcarh area. Musl bt.• ;1 cl~cr P.O.Box H. llunt
m~on Beach
FtLECLERK
I rvine based horn•·
builde r 1:.. i.cck1n~ ,,
bnght cnthus1ast1c· ir1
dJvidual for an cxcellt•n1
entry level position Thi•
ideal candid ale s hou 1<1
possess at least 6 mo ol
f1ce exper. w1tb <lO wpm
typ1n~ We offer t''
cellent workin• s urroun
dings & a chanee to l'X
press your talents 1..-1th ,, r as t grow i n ~ n o m ,.
btalder. For 1mmed1aLf'
cons1derat1 on ple.ase aµ
ply m person at 975-ffi09
Ponderosa lio1nr s
2<.i2 Busine.qs Ct.I Dr
Slllte 223 I rvme lil7 I:-.
Aff1rmat1ve l\cll~n
Employer ----
Aorist DHICJM"
FULL T IME. Uttlquc n·
twl nursery looktng ro~
md1v1dual with exper 1n
flonst design. Apply IO
person please Good opportunity for m ROGER'S GARDa.S
div1dual with 6 months Zl>I San Joaquin Hli! Rd pnor Cahrorma escrow
experience. Respons1 _ _640·~-
bilities will inr lude elos· Gardener. Spa{'lnu.,
mg escrow files and com grounds for~ unit com
mun1 cating with title plex 1n Cost!\ Mesa
companies. telephone/ 642-SCY73 or 1213)865·3851
receptionist duties Tb1s -
full time poslt ioo offers People who need pcoplt'
an excellent salary ;iod should alwayi. dwck th•·
benefits package. Please Service Director~ in th'-' call PersoMel for an in-DAii. y Pl LJJT terv1ew appointment
FtDBJTY FEDERAL
S.Vincp & Lo. A ssft I OPPORTUNITY
(714 > 642-4000 knocks orten when you ""h JOp ty E I use result-getting On1h .:Atua P mp oyer Pilot Classified Act!' lo
SELL idle items with a
Daily Pilot Class1hed Ad
642-5678.
reach the Ornnge Cna:.l
market.
Phone 642·567K
BREHTWOOD
SAVINGS &
LOAN
~· Good company With our rapidly expand·
1ts4dayweek. App-Log operation, we need
l;y8am:Uam& lpm-Jpm , lnclividuaJs seekin g a re-
NM.lonal Education, «01 wa rding ca re e r , job
Birc h Stteet, Newport challenge, & a pleasant
Beach. (Near O.C . work e n v i ronment.
Airport} E qual Op· Employee be nerlts In·
portunity Employer. elude excelle nt com -
ClaSsified Ads, )'Our one·
stop shopping center.
Full & p a rt -ti m e.
minimum or no exper
Find w~at you w.ant in needed. Apply in person
Dally PilotClass1f1eds. 2&18Newport Blvd . C.M.
DISPATCH E R-s ma 11
a larm co mp a n y . daytime 228 F ores t
Ave .. Laguna Beach. ------------------..
1640 Adams Ave a.a Mesa, CA 92626
ll:qual()pportuftlty •-------•I pemation featurlnJ an
•--Emplo.--yer-M •. /•F--1CARPENTER-F lnl1h automaUc cost ol living
---------·• r.--·' remodeJina . Call salary adjus&ment. We -.._,, .. have full time pogltlons ---------1 IGelDO. available In our Costa ·--------~ IWtKJNO
MOTE TELLER CAIWASHHILP 1:::" Regiona l office
FuU le Part·T'.lme •ACCOUMT1MG llM>ver
s.eurit7 Pacific Benlc METROCARWASH CLllK
bas aa lrnmediate open· 2850Harbor81,C1'1 ..... CL.KS
ialfaraNol.eTellerwith m•a Tel •nnns at l•Hl l year ell · CAS "" • epbofte • If 1 l t d 11 • ~ ia • bank or Gtnl Ole. Pref. mature n ere1 • ca : ~ -· 9 'n , • • D d I 0 a D • Plf'ICID O¥V 2S ror OUI' 7l4/S..5"5. Ev•lnl " ""'Part Btacla arta. Costa Mesa branch 811&. ban. available.
c.llt.r_.t•.t =--QO;d m :,:~ COMP..-S
....._ b~sper. STATIPAIM .. S.
171410).all6 ._. '-91: hr. Tiiie IDI ~ Ave. Co.ta
llCUlm
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WAin' M-'TIONT 0.-. ........ office.
Clllllfed ~4Q..1171 a-.• for Sbaron.
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DONUT SHOP early AM
shift, woman, no exp nee
Over 25 yrs. Apply in
pen Dippity Donuts. 1854
Newport Bl. CM
DRAIMMEM!
Top pay, medical In·
surance le paid vaca·
lions. Must have own
truck. Will train. Apply
In person lo 1337 S
Bristol, Santa Ana. Ask
for Karen Stewart. -
Driver wanted; your vehi·
cle with Insur .. deliver·
log papen to carriers.
Xlnl part-tJme Income;
Westminster. Huot.
Be ach, Santa Ana.
H erald Examiner.
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Mm or women 2S yrs or ~r. Know the coast
cWea. Net Sl.80 • week or
more. Ounie CoHt V~low O.b, l7JOO Mt.
t Herl'mann, Fountain Valley. lNO of Slater
betwn Newbope •
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ELECTRICAL ,ARADE AUDmOHS
Disneyland will be holdinJC auditions for our
11!1791 Summer E lcctr1l'11I P arot'IC' un
Satorctay Marrh 24. for F'emall'l!
5 ·o And unt'ftor
F'rom 5'1"to5'4"
From S'S" to 5'7"
0\Cr 5'7"
On Sunday. MarC'h 25. for Moles
5'11" amt over s's" to 5'7"
5'4" and unrl1•r
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12 00 ·Noon'
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by April 8. l!r19 anct must he prepared for rt
d11n ee movement tryout. A social 1l!t'14rlt
card and proof or age is requlr~ In Qt°dt'r t()
audition. rleasc rfport to the Wlnt1tnn ftoa~
irate 15 mlnutt'S befort' ~our tryout lime
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choose lh days end weeks you want to work.
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following d1sc1phnos
ENGINEERS
CE Test Equipment D0'.1on
£.Joctrir:&I Mnnul11ctur1nc1
Logie Oos1gn
Moehlln1cnl M nul11ctunng
Microprogramming
Ph010lrthography
Printed C1reu1t Boards
TOOiing
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C..orvvrtee
TECHNICIANS
Au11,matod r qwpmont
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EnetmuOI Pr uco$sing
Tw.1 [Qu1pmont M111nton
Urnl 11 .. ,1 1/0
Vttcuvm OopoM1on
Willor Fabnc&tton
DESIGNERS
Tool and Mochnnrsm
Componont
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W. would hkt to oicploro tMse opr>0rtun1110~ w11h you Why
not cell u11t (408) 2f>6·1979. or send your rosumo. 1n con
fldenee1 to· IBM Corporation. Genorel Products 01v1s1on
Atcrutt1ng Dtpt.13·CM O. 5600 Cottle Road. San Joso. CA
96193. IBM la an equal opportunity employer
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TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 W.&-«t·r~ll'Om
S..nt11 Ana. CA V:.t704
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17141147-9671
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SANTA MONICA
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'WUrlln' rond S1 bl!d ... i. ::r,:ewpor t Beac b S1lc.'5 Fo~E url~v~-M~t~ LVN'S WANTS YOU TO MEET ~=~:E.~£:~~ GIT IMYOl Y•.-In penon from H at 230
THI LOOIC
Kn own for Eu r opean fashi ons
throughout Southern Ca looking f'9r 2
or 3 aggr essive fashion oriented la~les
w h o h ave a d e finite fas h ion
background & have mana gement
potential. We have immediate f41l ~
NURS AILH: ..... wr u.ASS~. tlar\ln!C MW\n
AwlY at Park SuPt"nor.
14otll]>C'r1or. N n
~~r;=~:: SOME OF CALIFORNIA'S BEST ~~nler Dr.UOO.
~Ill .,.UI l'f'llJ~ lhi.l lbl!!
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CAREER NIGHT
Relponaibilitles will in·
d ude opeuUoo of C.G.
co na o l e . sen ding
domestic ar international
TeJexes, pogllng & dls·
trlbut.lon of mart as well
as perfo rming misc
clerical functions.
Prospective applicant
part time positions available. "'
Salary + com m + co benefits
Call for ap pt Mon thru Sat 10am·6J)m
THI LOOK •
MUISI 6444500
~NJUW muat be able to type !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! St11rt t1,1 St ,.1~1;, M .1
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JANlJAOOAR
Ju1t appointed m•n•·
g•r of th• new Irvine
reaale 1ale1 office,
Jan• ha• be•n auoel·
ated with th• Company a th•, •• , •1tate lndu1·
try In th• capacltl•• of
1ala1a9ent, b rok•r
and builder.
Wednesday
March 21, 1979
7:30 P.M •
3>-40wpm, have a good
speak:lne voice & present Retail Sales Clerk P /T. In·
a eood general olc ap· door plant /nursery exp pearaoce. req'd. Mature female
Bertea offe rs an ex· preferTed. Call ror appt
celleut benefit package 71~3392. including medical/den· -.. -..... -,1-Sa-l_es ____ _
es Fu It. rpw
Ex."J)er'd No.Niles
Ladles Fine A9p~rcl
MARY MI LLE~lCK
35 Fashion Sq S1nta Ana
MA1VRE M7·586t
tal coverage, rree life in· neuu
surance, 2 weeks paid WORK CLOSE Sales ' vacation after I yr , 5 •$2500 FOi A 5
paid sick days, tO'h paid TO HOME HOUI ¥HK* 1k'n1•nt < , ___ ._._ ___ _
S.11 STAFF NURSE Ill iWt"ll't-ltt-.t I' l.•h· hp 1ni: hltnl( J'lt.•OC.oil\l ~nuh 1'P\'<•l<.lnll Mu't t1•h·p hnnf' \Oln' full
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Uay11. l1t'ld nur"111i: lll l\ltl.'h<•le
mon\hs RN h01i1p1t11I f'\
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COUNTY
lln.lit'r Dl"Sk bWi) llt'll\)
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Whoh-saler 770.2922
°'ORANGE
Santa Ana, CA
17 I 4t 834-2974
Arrirmattvc Acllon P A R T T I M 1-: F.mployt'r WAREHOUSE. hrs flex1 --------.i blt:,$325 hr 751 :N41 _________ ;,PA RT TIMF: IMMJo!D
•NURSES•
RN's $500 WEEK
Moo-Fri Paid Week Iv
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MORE
HoW bnporta11t are
~ .. Mfits?
Who surpasSH our
w.,.rates7
Who c• boast 21
Yean ..... ilM)wnlu?
WE CAN!!
We will answer your quest wns by phon1·
We're busy but we'll Luk<'
ttm1• for UOV Info )OU need ·
LESCOUU£
I helµ 1:1l Stop · N <;<> M kt,
• 4!& l'oast llwy, NH No I t'XJI. nc<·. en benf. ins. Mck leave, profit shar
111g Apply al NR store or
ma111 ore at Stop 'N Go
MW"kets, 715 N Loara.
An3hetm 774 9210 ..
Part time steno clerk. re-
ceptionist 20 hrs per
week Hours negotiable.
Mature person p re-
ferred Call 894-0561.
Part time Secretary/
Bookkee per . Non
<1moker Familiar with
account receive/pay
lru. lo run front offtce for .,mull l'.:ngmeermg <.:o.
K-18~1
.a•t.
PATRICK SHllHAN
Associated with th•
Company approxl·
mately 2 years, h• h••
worked 1ucce11fully
to achieve award·
winning 1tatu1 and be
proclaimed one c I(
Wal"er a l e;-11 top
sales people. A true
profe11lonal!
Irvine Office
5396 Walnut Ave., Ste. E
Irvine, CA
• Featured Quests
• Slide PreHntatlon
• Refreshment•
Real estate profeulonals we're proud of! People
just Ilk• you, who were really Interested In • real
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, success ls
their story-a story they'd like to tell you ••• as well
as answer your questions about• REAL ESTATE
CAREER WITH ONE OF THE NATION'S LARGEST!
RESERVATIONS PLEASE
(714) 552-4477
(714) 646· 7711
(714) 545.9491
(714) 759·1501
*Residential, Investment, Time-Share and
Management Trainee Positions
holidays, retirement Wlttl NOW LETS GET BAC:K
plan, educational ream M-•i...t TO REALITY, T ii i-: bursement, etc. Call or ""-""" RF:AUTY THAT SAY~
appl~~TEA CO RP DRAPIRY YOU CAN EARN S3SO A
Loeistics Div1s1on STORES ~REf25~~~~~~7<~
16666Voo KarmanAve. Start your well paying •PhotoCopySuppties
Irvine, Ca. 92714 career in retailing wtth •Nke Newport Offlre:.
(714)566-6330 ext. 46 or our new t raining pro· •tllghest commission 10 32. gram that pays you while the lndu.'ltry
E.0.E . M /F you learn. lots ol OP· •Early AM hours
portunlty ror advance· •Telephone !ialcs ex!>('r
ment. Pleasant working preferred , but w1ll tra1n
conditions & employee tughly motivated person
benefits meld employee Call 675·9910 Mon -Fri
discounts & Incentive 8am·l2 noon. Ask for Mr
bonuses. We h ave an llulahan.
PT Recept/Bkkpr. 3 days
per week. Call week days
btwn 8 & s. 962-6648.
Receptionist, N.B. boat type business. PT now.
FT summer includes week-ends. Call 645-7100
opening In our Lagunn Hills shopping centcrl•--------
RECEPTIONIST
Major home bui ld e r w/new orlices In Irvine
store. Apply to ma nager Monica Ho ll away ,
7 70 -100 1 Mo ran
Ora pen es Stores
wants expr'd recept. ReUred, pensioner, bort'd,
Push button s witch need something to do
board. Req's front ore. Short hrs. short pay Sal
a pp~ a r. a n c e .. n 1 c e mornings only . 979-4580 personality. typing 45
wpm. Good Co. benelils. Sales.
752-8800. Come to b eaut if u I
Fashion Is land and ex RECEPTIONIS'I'. perience the fun ol
Phone exper reqwred, fashion reta1Lng. We an•
l Y p 1 n g 5 5 w P m ini.erv1ewmg now for P /T
+calculator. Small fi rm & f /T sales. No ex
w I good g r o w l h pen~nce necessary App possiblht1es for righl ly in person 10.11 JoAM
person. Costa Mesa The Broadway. 4 1
Please call 642-1593 Fashion Island EOE
RECEPTIONIST Sales-cashier wanted fof
For busy Beauty Salon. Candle store "' F.I P:111
Pref er f a shio nable time . Sat /Sun /Moo person. Also good op· Some eves. Prefer over
portunity for advance · 35. 759-91941 Ktm
Sales
FOOD
SALES
GRAND OPENING
ORANGE COUNTY
OFFICE
MS>ICAL SERVICES
TOLL fo'REE PllONJo:s
540·9954
Horth COWtty
642·9955
South Couttty
PART TIME
EVENINGS
/\dull'> with out.'>tand ing,
attractive pcrsonalitte!>
who enjoy working with luds. Over 21. Start al
$3.50 per hou r. Phone
642-432 1 Exl. 250,
BETWEEN 4:00·5 00
<ei Walker & lee Real Estate
ment. Richard Ouellette Salon, 200 Newport S~ CL~R~ for s mall Center Dr. Liquor & Gt ft m pvt club. Full & p/llme pos avail
REX:EPTJONIST /TY PIS1 Call ror appt. 64.5-5000 ext
EVERYONE
BUYS FOOD
CURR E tfl
STAFF
EARNUPTO -
351 Hospital Hd # 119
Newport Beach
Acrtl6s from Hoag Hosp
Total Real !stat• Services llnce 1141 • Over 70 Offices Throughout C•llfornla and Arl1on•
To $600. Some one sharp, _52il_. ______ _
efficient & responsible. Sales &OVER PM --------•I Ask fOf' Altdrtia
We especially need l'er F,qual Opportunity
Dtem nurse:. All days Employer
All ahlfts-All areas. Our roster of nurses ic. rAYltOLl/COMrUTEI
unbelievable in lcnl(lh & To $1050
sull we are ~ablv to sup Newport Bea<'h. Open
plythedemand. • , dUl' to promotion Grow-
&celeftt R.,.,tot10t1. mg. grnwing <'ompany.
11. Most R~cted! Your key to this Job 1s
Ask our nurses or your your computer back·
favonte hospital ground, acc:-ountin~ a b1h· ty & the knowledge or
payroll fits into the
PIX OPERA TOR
Good opportunity ex1sts
for reliable person with
pleasant phone manner.
Flexible hours. Xlnt co
company benefits. Apply
9am·l2 Noon, Mon/ 1o·r1.
Personnel.
MARRIOTT
HOTB.
900 Newport ~ntcr Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Emply m 1r Ttlke lime & investigate
We'U bolh be happy'
•THAMKS •
system. IBM 360 syste m ---------
12. call Ab1go1I Abboll PIX RECEPT
Personnel Agency. --------557-6122. 4500 Campus, Pennaoent,fullllme.
Nursing LPT's, R N's & N.B. Open Monday even· Electronics mfr need s
mental health workers 111gunlll7pm. someone to oper ate needed for nt'wly opened -"---~-----switchboard , open &
24 bed adolescent unit 1n PIX OPER. route incom ing mail, &
So. Orantte Cty. P /1'. Oper's for telephone keep up w/work from
f'/T, all shifts. 400·5702 or answenng service. Must Personnel & other dcpts.
831·1774 bt' able to work some Type 50·60wpm m in.
Nurstntt: LPT's, R N 's &
mt.>ntal health workers.
illl shifts. P1T & fu ll
lime. Small JlbYChtatrk
hosp. in So Orange Cty
496-5702 or fl.11 ·177 4 ---1
weekends . T yping 35 Prov clerical exper de· wpm r equi red E x . sired but not nee. Com·
pcrience preferred or pan y is mo v In I-{ lo
Wlll train. Many com· l..aguna Buch by April.
pany benefits. Full time Call for appt. Berkley
orpartlime,day &after-Contro ls. Pe rson ne l
noon-eveni ng s hifts Dept. 17 14) 833·3300
available. Please call Irvine. E.O.E. NUJ'!'~ Aui<I, all shirts t ... _ Fri o ---------Cert1flcat 1on classes t. on uuu . S4J-42J P1a ln Cl ii'--' d I E O.E c g a ass h:u a s Newport Convalescent as e.asy as d1almg you:-
Center 1555 Su pert o r SELL idle items with a phone. Give us a call
Ave. N.8. Dally Pilot Classified Ad. We'Udotheresl.642·5678
POMONA
EMPLOYMENT
BULLETIN
At General Dynamics we're hard at work on solid con·
tracts that spell plenty of work fo r years to come. Right
now we're rapidly expa nding and we need the bt!st people
in Southern California.
1f you're good at wh at you do, and proud of it -join the
Pomona team NOW.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS
GENERAL MACHINISTS
JIG BORER MACHINISTS
LATHE MACHINISTS
MILLING MACHINE MACHINISTS
TOOL & DIE MAKERS
ENGINE LATHI OPERATORS
MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS
GRINDER OPERA TORS
IORING MACHIMI OPERATORS
TURRET LATHI OPllA TORS
M/C MACHINE OPllATORS
DRILL PRISS OPllA TORS
Apply in penon at our Employment ornce, 1175 w: Ml•· etoe IJlvd ., Pomona, CA
IAM • 4:30PM
Monday .. Friday
GENERA&. DYNAMICS '••••Dldtl•
An ~'1~t :::: =~°'J' M/F
...
.. -
..... ~ ,. .... ',
f'LAMTSHOP
Re8~1ble person with 800d knowledge or indoor
plants to worlt lull /part
lime In H B. plant store,
Related experience pre·
lerred. Apply in person.
Plants R Us. 16672 Beach
Blvd. H.H. <n ea r
Warner>
Pnnting
PRODl£TION
CONTROL
SUPERVISOR
Should have recent ex·
perience In a ll phases or
GPO prin tin g with
spedal emphasis on QC and Production Schedul·
Ing.
Ground noor opportunity
with newly organized,
large volumne company.
Send resume attention:
A. Relny, or call ror In·
tervlew appointment.
TECHNICAL
PUBLISHING
SYSTEMS
m>S. Dupont Drive
Anaheim, CA 92806
(714)937~1
F.Qual Opportunity
Employer MI F
Printing
FORMS
CONTROL
CLERK
We ha ve a position available for a n In ·
dM dual ln our ln-house
printinC and 1rapblcs de· partmeot.
r.:ulrementa are: ex· enee ln graphics art
ustry. off-set Ii tho·
uapby and typwaetllng, ind p9per i.nduatry.
We have an excellent
be ne f it s prog r a m Please apply:
,.. .... 1
Depchw ..
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
1'0~0.aterDr Newport acb, CA Dl80
~unk1 11/P'
'1.77 •r DAY ~·.a1f,O.,,., ror
a •ut.. Id la tM DA&TPILOT
•VICI DtllCTOIY DO IT NOW I '°""
f\tture potential unlimit
P r oduction wor ke r ! ................ .
needed ror laboratory.
Expen enced pref. but
not necessary. 770-9381
ed. Must be good at de-tail. Type SO WPM. &
have the incentive to ad
vance. 776-5110 Cl~SIFIED
OUTSIDE
SALES
$600/$800
PURCH CLERK $750
Lrg Irv co. needs good
typist for their purchas·
lng dept. Friendly outgo· ing personality would fit
in best. Xlnt bc ns &
r aises. Ca ll Rit a ,
540-fU>S. Coastal Person·
nel Agency, 2790 llarbor. CM
ALLJOMFREE
RU UNHAPPY with your
present direct sales
structure? Caroline E m· mons needs you! 642-9287
Sun 10·6 or 645-2632
anytime.
Real Estate
MANAGEMENT
TRAIMH
Company expansion pro·
grl!lm demand talented
new leaders. New com·
mission split. 9ur peol?le
earn over twice the 1n·
dustry average. Call Guy
Dillow. 894-0SU
REALESTAnS
•SALIS•
Successful brokerage
firm has immediate
openings for commercial
& industr ial s a l es
~ with the rollow-
mg qualiflcaUons: California R.E. License
C.ollege Degree
Min imum 2 y rs, sue ·
cessrul real estate sates
experience <Comm'l &
Industrial).
We offer a str o ng
positive environment for
s uccessful p e r son a l arowth ln comm'I & in· dust.rial real estate sales,
leasing and Investments
in <>ranee & San Diego
Counties. For further ln·
formaUoo contact : Mrs .
Applema n , 18552
MacArthur Blvd, Ste 210,
REAL ESTATE SALES
Licensed or we will tram
you for s tate exam .
Limited oile r . Cal l
Causey & Co. 494-8057
R EC E P TI O NI S T I
TYPIST Wanted recep Uonisl typist for growm~
construction co. Hvy
TATE phone. must type 55 REAL ES WPM. Send resume to·
atallon Builders. 17731 INVESTMENT Irvine Blvd. Ste 201. ~tin. Ca. 92680.
SALES RICOUS CLHK EAIM WHILE We are curre ntly ar-
you L1r.•R1o..1 cept'g applications for
ll>A " F/tlme Record Clerk. Our sales staff averaged Some clerical or filing
S2 million each ln volume exp desirable, but not
IMt year. Excellent com· nee. Lt typlng pref'd. Ap·
mission split up to 100% p I y I n p e r s o n :
on owned property. Con· TRANSAMERICA INS
venlent Orange County GROUP, 3420 Bristol St.
Ai r p o r l I o c a ti o n . Costa Mesa
Prestigious semi-private E.O.E. M/F . ofllcee. Secretarial sup· ---------P o r t . C o m p u t e r Reliable men for in house
terminal. In-house video security service. Good
and personal training. working conditions
1be Dally Pilot has an
immedtate opening for
outside salespe rson to handle automollve ac
counts. News paper ad·
verusing expenence pre·
lerred but wilt train Salary plus comm1ss1nn
Excelle nt co mpany
benefits. For appointment for in·
terview, call 642-4321. ext zn ..
Ol.AHGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
:mW.Bay St.
Costa Mesa Equal Opportunity
Employer
Commission Weekly
Sellin~ High Qua lily
Beaullfully Packaged
Meat.Seafood & \
C.ourmct 1-•ood Produrh
ToNcw&
Repeal Customers
EXP.
NOT NEC.
NEW
ORANG£·
COUNTY
OFFICE Work with Quall Place 536-9611/536·3271
Relief RN or LVN . MOW OPEHIMG Management, Develop·
m ent, F i n a n cia l &
Securities Corp. Sell
publi c l i mited
partnership funds also.
We have a rew openings
for licen.'leeS who pride
therme.lves oo being pro·
lesslonal and working
with professionals. and
who have b een s uc· oeearw at selling houses
or Income property, or
who have owned their
own busin ess. a r e
llceMed and have owned
income property. Please
write or phone J. Krem·
bas, Q u ail Place
Properties, 1400 Quail
St., Newport Beach, CA.
91211110, (714) 752-1920.
Newport Convalescent SALESLADY Part lime. FOfl APPT. CALL:
Sl87 mltUon In esc:-rows
clofled last year. Join the
fastest growin g pro·
feesklnal lnvestment real
eAate organization In
Orange County.
'
9UAIL
PLACE
NOPllTllS"'
10,. Tl l :JO P.M.I
Center. 1555 Super ior Pageboy, Robinson's, 1213) 329-2625
Ave.N.8. 3rd F loor . Fas h1 on1---------lsland. 644-4729.
USTAURAMT
Part & full time day help.
2. 4 & 6 hr shifts. Im med
op e n i n gs . Ca l l
McDooald's ~·2t20 for
appt. I ~es Mature person full ~uuA-e ~:i~J: ~~ TM\Jo:.~
REST AURAHT tune, 2·3 eves & Sat. The have l!ood personality.
Mc Dooalds's N IGHT CdfeeBean.549·1766 549·8373, O.<:. Am>ort
SHlFTS. 650 Ave. Pico. SALESPERSON : Marine ,_are_a _____ _
San Clemente. Apply in exper required. For In-SALES
peraoo. Ask ror Bill. side & outsi~e electronic Ladles earn extra SS's &
Restaurant carry out sales In Cahromio. Sl4K a new wardrobe ca le h I S3 00 h to . S20K poslttnn. Re · season show1nl! a beaut =d~ys~ p, . r. quart's a marketin~ or line or rus hions. C;ill
SeaK1n °Kom er ~I~ degree. Su mil 546-7489or838·2037 " resume to PO Box 1306, • 3116 E. Coast WHwy. ' Newport Beach CA. 92663 Sales People Needed -lull
673-3430. & pa r t t I m e . 1-~ o r
Restaurant Have something to sell ? established patiQ stqsc.
COOIC-WAmESS Clasalfled ads do It well. 547.3236 ____ ..__
San Clemente, ask for
Mr. Burke (714)492·2495
RETAIL
MAN AO EM ENT X1nt Aut. Management
ltlon In O.C. F ine
name womens
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEES
• wear In N.B,..
Real 1:.-1.-1..-Saluy 11000+ mo . ._, lrvlne, California, 92715. ---------Entry Level Opportunltln
Ph 714/975-(Ml88
./ONE FREE
INTIHU:TORY
LESSON
Featurln1 \he fine Teleeoartt JOOO Pro·
1JU1. A fut• eu1 wa1 to PMS tile &ate Exam. can ror appolatmeat to·
4YAa, I.I. SCHOOL ...... .., ..
A
•·,ROPIRTIU
17Me.
.,.. unr pe nding on ability,
.... ,.. & s•-· leadership " fu blon We have an opening in knowledge an absolute ow ReeidenUal Div. for must. A at.alt ol 10 to
an ex~riftK:ed man or manage, fl the finest
woman 1>09aeuln1 en· cuatomen ln I.be world to
Uuiu m and Lnteartty. sat1afY. Do not apply un·
U you are Interested ln a lfM you are a retailer.
beautiful offi ce in the know bow to manage 6 nn.t &ocalion, worldnl love to MU. ReallJlle to
with coaae nla l u · P .O.Box 3119, S eal
IOCialel, we a.re lntel'ftt· Beacb. Ca. 90740 .S LD IDeft.LDI JOU. ID· ----------Mntew:k-Ctmeot. = .,....~o
~,~ .....
~-oJ needed ror raat pacu NB R. E . ofc,
IMVJ ""*daboard exp ~-eao u1a. m-2900.
Mall MLOCIS
WILSHlll
DOW ·~ appllca· Uoal for the ron0wln1 ... : UMeri• Chlldrena llodal Eqravinl DllllMt: Sportawu r 8.W.How
AMC> non...U d..,u: •'-lltl'Cbaadlle Haodunl
Houllk ........ APPlr _ID P9f100 lpm·
If you are IOoklng for lhe opportunity to begin a
profltal>le career with a soccesstul and dynamic
young ~ny. consider what PCA has to otter
• Annual earmngs po1en11a1 to
$15,000·22.000+ range
• Paid, ~renenstve lraming program
•Major medical. llfe and disability msorance.
• Paid vacatiOn '
• Muell. mUCll ~
PCA Is ooe of the lastest growing ~nies in
the country. Last year we had record sales of
$124 mallton. This growth has Cf8aled lrmledtite
openings tor Individuals who are: ambitious and
hM a lllll appmranat, hM use of a relial>ll Q,jr 'l and available to work various day ., MnioQ
, scheduleS. rwo~oollege, p1'111erred. • I To leam more aooutthese openings, contact: , 1
Sara at 714/540·817f
K A /nfenmlivnal, fftr.
17982 Sky Part< Circle
IMne,CA
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WA.REHOUSE SALE
Jtcfnl(erators. $8X
Otshwashcrs. $9!>
Washer & Dryers. n1·w
<'Olld1uon. $135
Garden Grove i\ppllance
5:11.6333
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refr1gcralOri frt'N.e r . 2
yn. Gold pp 968 460!0 -----Jo'r ig1d r11re Ft-' refr11'(.
$150 Kenmorl' Gas drvr
SSS. Kenmore w 1111hl•r
S75. GuaruntcNI & d<'
b vered 546-8672
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r•~blt. rcfinishe< , I yr
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end!> 3 26. So. Cou1>l Ap
phanre 537-2542
20' Seal"!I f'r(.-eicr. near
rK>W, green $350/blsl ofr
848.2795
Gus oven. S.15. ga11dryer140 .
good cond. 333.0372
Ice Maker
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clean S45 79811
2REFRIGERATORS
both work good S60·S7$.
548 4485
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SlalnlCllS doublt-kitche n
sink 135 ea X·ll'nt.
968-.:m4.
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trou/Wtbco Xlnt cond
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SlOO/Firm 54ll 734U
3 p1ec1• M!Clmnul, llown
pillows , pall• i::rn 1 gold.
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play p.-n K:llil Norfull.
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c•a.rpN 22:-q yn1 " S200 & Hones 8060
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tttS-<Jl.11 dy,
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tlrt.'!>. ... l'I 6.-dc•'k $.51) l'.t
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p1cturr frumes S2fl 1·11
Mcdll c·orrt•<' tahl1• & t•nd
t:ibll· S75 Mc·d1t u·
1Jteroo. :mhd wrt $2511 Dhl
matt & bedframe $5<1
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5J6.827K
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bndle 1-:xn•lll·nl t·1m1ll
twn ' Only $175. l':rll
fl4S.6287
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Nc:irly m·w full 11111llreh'
& boxi.prini.::.. 1>1·rc1•n
door~ 7542
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rond St5-0 64!1 1'972 ~re)"! 83.'l·M2'1
2 watc:rlx'llS I king. $90
Cryl>l ii I t'lrn n d $50 Jlo y'
26" blkl'. s2:-i TWl!crl
Ullrculoun..il'r hke new
SlOO. 616 41 :11
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gla.~ top w/li luh1· '(WIV1·I
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2 spkr ~herw1J1KJ ... 1crl'O
set S 125 114(). 5 M 7
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gold/hrn shui;t t arp<'l
759-02!!1
Ocautlfol
French
mirror
6'4·7flU
dressing table
i.tyle llln.ced
Top $75. Coll
Kinu s17.e bed
Complett• $100
6.'11 3875
2 nylon ~rt<t>n r1.11:.., 12>.18 &
!tltl2 I tun 12'(11 with
pad Clc•an Mukc off('r "ull clean b...11 751·7000
Geroge Saa. 105 5 ..........., ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
8070
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clOUunl(. mu11· 1530 V1
v1an l.n . N II of f
Murinc r s Dr. Ca ll
646-36.11
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dtnnt•r nn~. :1 AA lrnrut-.,
xJnl clan ty, $6500 or b-.l
ofr ~4557 • ,,. ::"'t· ' Lud 1~:1 2 OH Mar11u1i.
diamond, wt•dd1nJ? i;t•t
w/4 boiuct-ttc~. G I A
cert $5500 Nci.:o
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drive l200 or bt> 1 ofr Sio1 one curd for uch Tttmeode>UI deal Call
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pay tr•fl.,h•r ft'l• l',1 II
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ta one doUar ra(e Yaliae . l)laM 567 ..,.
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t'nvate roll~<'lor P1y11
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kl')'* a M1nuah1, 2 set
t.nnp, 3 set.6 Jack.I>. lute
11lo p St800 1-'i rm
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WurUlltt Sp inet. Xlnt
rond teoo dyt ~ om. evet 847·~
111tATEll ORGAN
CO NN 6SO . ThrH
manwil8. full pedals &
LHlle extenaion 1pkr
Hest orr . 640·8440 .
&»3'1S3
Grand.11, *2250-S.'550
Upnghl.8. S49S-Sl950
fOf' outstiinding vatue11 .
f'lano rebwldlng & re·
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XLNT COND
s~ S.9-1352 art s
17' Bayau. MutlQy 'Tl.
130 Volvo ena. under
WUT. lncld.t trlr, bristol
<'Ond. M1.11t tell. &U· 1271.
'78 Searab·330 TS out·
drivet, &\ houn1 Loaded!
66 mph r>lua. Storc:d on
trailer. M1.111t seU/bnt or.
rer.
7ll.t216le.o..t
54'-l 200lworiat
Ask for Jerry Perkins
USED BOATS
Selttt from over 100
ACTION BOAT
l714tUM191
Cable·Netson Upright Oas&ic2S' lnbrd, rblt eng,
Plano. Xlnt cond from NB sllp, S2.000. Mk offr
tuner. Free tunmg incl. Wkdays 833·4669/0ther
64..S-9086 644-l617.
Sund!y. Mwch 11, 1979 DAILY PILOT • J 1
IMh. W 9060 C~1ra. Sttlta/ _ ....._..._ .. 5*/ ·-.................... lailt 9 I 20 ... /SI•... t I 60
Hobie Cat 16· Good cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trader & boat box. Obi SACatfltCI • •
trapeze. Make orrer ..... "'-. buil 8' b If 78 Pace Arrow. 2S . Dally 6'4>S346 .., '-'-tom t , a lie • Weekly cab over camper. Sleeps M2·9'12e
Etchells 22 • •389. top 2, 2 ~r stove, S way
oond, Sll.900 645·4068 relrig elect. water pump
l.2' Sloop Like new. Aux
motor. bead. "alley. s ips
4. Must Sell Best orrer 544).()166
m smk. porta pollie. lots T,......., T,..,.el t 170 or s torage. hydraulic •••••••••••••••••••••••
jacks, luggage rack & 18' Traveleu self cont.
ladder. heavy duty con· Cust built, s leeps 6.
truct1on. WlTH camper xtras. S1995.67iJ.7787 top boat loader & 12' HOBIE Io· Valeo boat $2,300 '76 AJISTUAM
EXCELLA31'
Micro wave oven and all
9150 extras. No mileage.
117,000
$250. (714 I 75!).()007 Owner 5:JJ.T;J44.
SALE!!
Oosed bid as i.s. wht!re
as. new 1978 49' Trani.par
Ketch May be seen at
Advanced Boat Movers
1672 Placentia, C M
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 645-6585 or 675 · 9068
Must Sac'. ·79 Yamaha 750 ----------
Spec .. 1800 m1 Sells ror '73 SwtOower. self-root •
S3185 Will sell for S2900. w/Alr & roreed air heat.
64..S-8.'iEM blt·ans, w/Ezy Utt. hitch.
i.wn 8-5. Seal bid open· 1972 HONDA Elsmore
mg l2 noon March 28 at Entire Bike Recently
35'. SSOOO /b st ofr
«·2583, 492-2011.
lrvm .. l' (.' 1'\111 f.un11) Membe~h1p Cur •111 ll·
~'nit 1•1\et'I. ot mon1•\ 111
dcrto f'tLOT ,llHTIMG
p 0 Hoa. J!\W
l'oistti Mt':\J l'a 1126ltt
WhN:I chair •:~cr"l lo •••••••••••••••••••••••
J11\l\lng.o; Pre m1l'rt'. S7~ Xlut new It used ofc furn,
ij4.2 &nl t>lan flla. wk ht!nc·ht's
C 1-; SUHl~LUS 631 2777 An.·uck· Uuwllnu Machmt' Auto Plano <no guts) Lg
t: ''t'llC'nt c•cmc:J $300 urr ---------upr1ght:'S4ootbst orr.
ofc of j)o. Coast Marine Rebuilt Excellent cond. '66 13<Shasla T r lr 3
Surveyors 5732 E 2nd. $1 ,000. Ca ll eve s buroerl oven , butane
SAi.Eii Long Beac h 90803 494-4747,orseeat 462St . refrig, S995tofr. 12131
• • 213-434-8471. Bid must br Ann · s Dr .. Lag u n a 344·941 l
COied bid as ls where is. accompanied wJcash or Beach ~-l-h_W_h_e_e_l_._X_t _r a i..
ut tntdt• 673 tl006 T F. I, F. P ti 0 N E 556-4349 AVON Dona.nu Collt>l' A N S W E R I N G ~~
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Bcat•h Pu:.t..il Srntt•t•
548·!m0
WANTED tor Represent1tl1v~ Will MAC ti I N E M a Jo r
fOP l'ASH DUI.LAH
l'AIO FOH Vll U rt
St•ll items below l'u11t brl&nds. large discounts.
493 006 sales & i.erv1ct>. Phon·
J EWF.l.R't', WATI.:llF.S, Urien tul Hug 9 x1 2'
ART OBJElwni. l~OLl) Cirn white, 2 eleg11nl K.in,t s1ie mattrei.i. like $1LVl-;R ~f:HVI C'F. matched boudoir lamps
nt!W. l-'ran1•1i.can d1i.hcs. t-'lNE FURNITURE & tl44-8758
dogwood pattern. new ANTJQ ES 645 2200 --------
set of 8 I 661 0161 1SJl' 1 -Cnb & mallrt'si. $30 6
()'Neill SUJ)l'M>u1t Taped dr awer c hest $30 4
Trooics, 15095 Beach
lilvd . Weslmanis tt>r .
1194-0120
Desk · fiat top, Walnut
40"X75". 6 drawers. 7 "'t •
overtlang $350. 494·7551 C 0 I.· 0 H &ea m ~ ll&t-d o n te poster bed S25 Misc
F. NL A Ht: I': M ~NT S doesn l flt SI 10 548·0256 MJ-2987 DESK. office type, 60x34
5X7 SI . llXIO. $2 75, ------....---metal. $150/orrer. Dys, 11Xl4, SS 50 incl h'xture Clrµct Mill Clol>l'Out:. Two hamsters hab1tr11il 752-ll.94 ; Evs 673•4382 and sales tax St.>nd Nylon Plush $4 00 & up. $10; paritkeel and cage
neg s s I 1 d e i. t o :>49-8181 675 5906 SlO. two girls bikes SS .. Copter. JM VQC Ill. clear
McClanahan Photo, 9697 WINDOW SHADES 968-8933 copies. good cond. S1995 LaMora C r . F V . Ca 60 al . / ood or bes t orrer. Norlns !ll71aAdd75'-post handl Woode n s hutt £•rs. g aquanumw w Realty494..SOS7
tng w/ea order. rrurubhnds. woven woods stand. Power plus 600 ---· ------
& wmdow tinting. 20·40% pump. $175. 26 gal & Columbia beige metal
21 " Cooper Trim Red 0HaU1tems. many more. Make orrer. desk w/lypewr1ter cab.
Mower. Good tond1tion ASPEN 64!»8951 &&5-9409. & walnut Formica top.
S75. 646·4945. ---:.>x60 SlOO 536-7883 or ---Newport lkM·h Tennis ~ · · ·
Hospital bed. whcekha1r. Club Joull Faauly Mem W..e.cl IOI I -9634537--------
walker. :,sg.3636 wkdyi., he r s h 1 p . u 4 2. o 1 1 2 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6' x 3' Formica top desk. 6
83J..2883eve & wkods. 644-66117 Wanted: Gas stove and drwrs & desk access.
-----------refrig aft siie only, gd Jlarter exec. posture t hr. D1nang Set. Waterford Carpellng for sale .The rondCal 531).1804 2 13 / 5 9 5. 6 6 5 1 o r ~'rystal. misc. household Newporter Inn has avail. 7141552·0709 ite~.673-_!>4~ _ Carpet Crom 1?uest rms . Sturdy bunkbc ds. crib, W-ood--o-fr_ic_e_d-es-k-.-5-1-25-
Anti rr tbl 44 .. green or gold 33sq. yds . relrig & boy's rink skates que co ee .. $25 each. Please call tsz3-4)Call64S-6083. Pull o ut typewriter
md. SlOO. G~s BBQ ped 644·1700 x.574 Mario stand. 3drawer. 6312149 ITJOWll. S50. 968-1482. Wanted: Reason. portable
AM /FM Dodge radio S3S. e lect ri c typewriter Lg conf. tbl., 2 side chrs.
Have something you wa nt 4 Dodge van rims SIO, bst Script type preferred. lg metal desk. Xlnt cond.
to sell" Classified ads do ofr 2 Queen bedspreads Good condition. 673-2561 64().5891 7~· 1800.
1t well -Call NOW, $5 & $10 Cash only. Art ......_ 1 IOIO r.ts
642-5678. Spm, 645-9866. ~ ••om 1017
! SPECIAL !
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Pedigreed California
buck ra bbiL Wht/ Brn
$5. 53 Willow Tree. Irv
552-8729
Par rot. Blue Front
Amazon. lh yrs. 5' cage.
Aft 6, 675-7077
Sid .. 1093 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Surfboard. 7'9", Stinge r
t all , xlnt cond .. R .
August design. 846-0051.
TV.Rocio. HIA,Sleno 1091 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1971127' BaylinerCruiser, ca s hier's c heck 1n " CF5141GH On a 1978 amount or IO'l of bid '77 Suzuki. 750GS. like matc hed truck avail.
trallerite trailer. vessel Che<'k to be made paya new Mus t see. S1300 _842-_5689 _______ _
has 33 hrs or operation ble to Oa n Strt'ec h Trade ror car ~· lf t T 1 with no visible damage. Yacht Sales. balanre or 646-52101645·0728 aft 6. trlrrolmmip. selik con S2600\
M be Ad bid d d r b d . o . e new.
ay seen at vaoce ue 10 ays a tcr 1 2 Dirt bikes & 4 rail trailer or best. 6464341
Boal Mover s. 1672 ~g Owner rcsc•rves all good cond. $f;50. Placentia. C.M. btwn the the nght to refuse any or 549-2794 '77 Prowlet': Sleeps 7, full
hrs of 8 & 5. Sealt...od bid all buis bath & shower. Lots o
opening wiJI be held at 12 · Suzulu TS-18.5 motorcyrle storage. Best ofrer oYl'r
ooon on March 21 , at the 30' Etchells 22 500 rru Slreet/01rt $490 ~. Includes full a wn
orfice or So. Coas t SI0.000 Being transfe rred over· 1ng, elec brake E·Z hft
Marine Surveyors. 5732 631-4933 &16 0680 seas 114.491:1.uss hitch Seldo m us l!d
E. 2nd St., Long Beach. Cal 20 XI d 49J..2259aft 6& wk nds ea. 90803 (213) 434-8471. nt l'On . nt.>W "78 Honda JSOXL St /Ort. ' -
Thebidmustbeaccom· r acing sails+ good Sctupforst.2yrwarran.Trailen,utility 9180
panied with cash o r cT\JlSmg sails Nt•w rii.:· ty S900 645·9657 •••••••••••••••••••••••
cashier's check in the gmg 6HP outboard Xlnt Dune buggy & bike trlr
amount of 10"k of bid. bottom paint $4200 Ca II ·75 Honda 250XL S3SO
Check is to be made J oe . 2 13 433 26 13 . SSS(\ PP 642·9m5
Beautilul 2S" color TV. 2 payable to Omaha In· 213-724·3220 673·9094 -------
yr wmty, free delivery, d ·l c 4x to enclosed. e lect rH·
Sl.28.646-1786. b!i:::.~ ~ bidd~eafnys CT 35 KETCH 1971 Honda 750. Custom lites, bit on '73 Font
S I d da"" aft''"' b1'd open1·ng This beautiful c ru1i.er is p&nt. headers. mint con· truck rear end Can hl· a e : Tape recor er. J V ..... "·u $900 f 645 0075 E ,. Sony. Model TC-630. Owner reserves the right ready for a short hop lo w on ° r · · · ~ 133 l6lh.1127, -.M
St e reo r eel-to· r eel to refuse any and all Catalina or the loni.: hop 2Hodaka d1rtb1kes Great S350__ _ _
1 d bids. to Hawaii Owner must wtpower amp. x nt con • sell. Inspect & offer ;~lion 675·1883 after AMtos f« Sale
_S3SO __ c_as_h_._~_7_·_184_5_· __ Classic 1954 22' Chnscraft Broker 9ti2·9510 ----••••••••••••••••••••••. 2;:~ ~~ee ~151l5·sN:P ~~~:.'eci~ ~b~tk b~dfs l!f75 17' Mrg sailboat e~d ~·~~~~d XJM~~t~1;:1 ~~~ Alrti~/
642·5340. 2052 Newport 557-0400. dy cabm. motor. trailer 9634885 Ckluic1 9520
Blvd. &morc.$2895.551·2906 ---•••••••••••••••••••••••
'Tl 20' Glastron. deep V ·74 Harley Spnrtster supt."r '46 !''ORO WOODI Jo:
Stereo reeeiver /phono. l hull. 200hp evmrude Trlr. ~ips/ 9070 dean. lots or chrome. foully restored' $13.000
yr old. good cond. $150. many extr a s . Xlnt ~ mustsell840·4014 675·6161 &&2-0207 anytime. $9700/of'r. 955·3303 days. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----
'34-4103eves. SU'5 AVAii.AiLE 'T.! Honda CLJSO. JUSl re· Me r ced es 'fi2 220~ 1-:
Giant Screen TV. Save YACNewport646.()()51 bwlt. tl.000 m1 Xlnt Coupe Xlnt cond. C;.i ll
hundreds of dollars at 23' Mako '76 255hp in· . l'OOd. $375 646-2865 ev/wkn<b 645 5835
manufacturer's sample board. Ma rlin Tower loat Slips Wanted
clearance. Super pi<'· f\all fish equp. Portable Mr Duke.64s-oo15 ture exciting bargins . head, twin batteries. ---------
Phone 5 40· 2505 or dock space avail. S18.SOO :E' V·berth. Pwr only Lst•
759-0590. We take MC. 548-294-:'r·\e!I. H /3br cond o S775
Visa.BofA. ·------67!°>-1225 -
New Bang & Olwsen
Slcreo Amp & cassette
280 S Speakers
Call Bob 848·5342
SEA RAY
lnlhewahr
•WANn:o·
Need slip for 41' powt>r
boat Ralph. Halboa
Island Realty, tl73·K700.
'78 Honda XL 175 '46 Dodge PU. 2 tone. xlnt
Xlnt cond .. Never been l'Ond $:1200 1 bt.'Sl of r
indJrt $825 645·2186 640·2730 dys. 675 71:,7
------eH~twknds
HONDA 360 '60 Rambler Am11nNn
$450 496·0463 x.lnt cond.
·7;-ind1an din b1~-IOOcc. __ 963·77~:ve::_
S75 1964 R1 v1er a . l'XCelll!ll SAVE UP TO 50% ON
+CUSTOM MIRRORS+
SAYE
UP
TO
40%
on
auto
glass
Cockateels . 2 mo old Pioneer stereo receiver
greys. Tame. Fe males & AM/FM SO wattaSl7S. males. S30. 963-4663 646-3806
BOAT SHOW 842-9302 l'OOdlllon tr interested m
Tr Llp:.wtofion 1977 Suzuki GS400. new C1ass1cs. you shoulrl sec c;••••••••;;;·1•••••••• tires. Wi.odjamme r SS ~g~~ltyp~et~~~~
Macaw parrot, 30" lg, very colorful, tame. S750. 23" color Magnavox TV ~2347 slenlo combo. $300. 675-3420.
Cemplete Walls
Wet Bars
Warllr* Doors
Ta~le Teps
A-A BAL
929 S. Main
S..ta AH
558-1631
COCKATOO·Blue eyed
Triton. Loving good
vocab. S1200 Firm:
714/497·2574
Phase linear a mplifi e r
and preamp. with oak
panels. Mint condition
warranty 645-4967. .... &Orpt 1090 ............................ aw.;..
UPRJGln' plaooe S49S to I,.,, 1.t
Sl,950. G r a nds fro m •••••••••••••••••••••••
S2,250. Re bld '1. r e-Gau:.. 9010
l. ...
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fulisb'ga, twtlngs. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Herry D. a.i•t Well bul It D o r y. 11 Complete Screen & Glass Service
20°/o
8600Hamllton Ave, HB Wx4'8", nds scraping & 536-8775 paint. Bal Is land. l
Off Window Glass
Coming In April
New Yamaha CP-30 elec·
tronlc piano. Yamaha
G·50·112 amptirier & Ross Oanger . Must Sell.
Make offer. 962·9930.
llot; pot;pou:rr.i
That's pot-pour-ri : a confused collection, a
miscellaneous m ixture, a hodgepodge.
Pilot Potpourri Is our way of observing
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK
by extending savings of up to SO percent.
It's a good time to clean out and spruce up.
APRIL 4th cw.ct.) 1t1ru APRIL 7th '<•••·>
• Have a GARAGE SALE!
• Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY!
"C-.. ·-~ ... -· ::.-:.:;-_ _. • Get your neighbors together & have
your own SWAP MEET! I !
Ads are llmlted to miscellaneous merchandise for sale only! ! (No AH i
Estate) Write 1 word each space, minimum alze ad 11 3 llnes.
THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! !
Fiii in the Handy order blank below -DO IT TODA Vt t ! !
NO. OF 4 DAYS , WORDS
12 5.00
-16 6.00
20 7.00
-24 8.00 . 28 9.00
32 10.UU
-36 11 .00
40 $12.00
If you ne9<1 ir0t• room '°' JOU' me•Mte lust print or type 4 word•
per :·"• end edd t1 .00 Htre tor eech eddnton•I llne.
Owner. Gd. buy S60.
548-9647 AM or eves.
$14.000
Marine hardware & sup·
plies incl approx. S5000
eqp. & 4 excl. dist. Inv.
xt.ra.
LYNCHR.E. 731·5131
Alden double ocean shell.
used twice. C h arles
R ive r rig . $1000
7 14 /673 ·2012 o r
71A/S46-0601
IMh.Uais:IH•n/
Senk• 9020 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMh.Mmille .... ... 9030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
GRAY MAllHE
The t.racliUonal heavy du·
ty, lightweight m a rine
engine To 350 HP. Ge·
nuine new part s .
Authorized Dlstr : Bristol
Services. (714)892-3541
6HP Johnson L /S, 6 gal.
tank. S230.
673-llOIM
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HARRISON'S
SEA RAY
3101 Coast Hwy
Newport Beach
631-2547 ------14' Mars Runabout w t
trailer. 2 motors. S650 or
bestoffer.548·3590
·a:~rs, t 120 Fairino. 10,000 miles. tires. $2500. Serious en
Reilt Sl.500. 552·7829 · · I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• qu1r1es on y p ease
'75 Dreame r camper. MatorHo:Ms. Sale/ 551·349'7. Loaded. Mint cond. ..../Stwoga t I 60 •-~-Dod-g-ee--Pi t'-. c_k_U_p-. _N_eed_s
493-1054. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wortt. $800 or best oHer
MotorHoane Reartal 962·1188 20'toll' --------'36 Plymouth 4dr. Sedan -f'ullysetr rontained Runs great. Body xlnt.
reserve now for Best offer 962-'1188 HoUdays & Weekends ----
REGENCY MOTOR Ford 1956 Fairlanc V11.:
'75 11 ft. E l Dorado
Clmper w1thoul truck.
Fully self contained
Elec/gas refrl g. gas
stove. hot water heater
Xlnl cond. S22SO. 646-4584 HOME RENTALS -tona Dix hanltop w/r\'ar
ROU.-A·LONG 15' walk 925 N Harbor Blvd. S.A. render skJrt.s. OriA111al
lhru. ·~ GMC lT. J7M1 . ••531·2503• • nunt cond. 67'K ma As k
7'refrg . 4Bur s tove Ta.km Su ing SJSOO/ •>ffe r . 213 w/oven SI C. Comp. A '!1mer reserva· S40-7015,R1ck.
Equipt. Xltn. cood t10ns 20 M1n1 ·Motor ----------S62SO 548-S260 home, s elf contained . RKleaHOMll
' SleeP6 6. 968-4080 V.wdn 9530
'ts 28' Luhrs Flybridge, Six Pack. 1975, good con· --FIG, lo hr oew Chrysler ditlon, gas range. icebox, RENT 23' Fl REBALL.
440. Xlnt cond. Recent in· cstm bool. S9SO 846-0167 SELF CONTAI NED .
.......................
RECREA YIONAL
VEHICLE. SHOW REASONABLE. CALL tr refinish. n ew deck '74 Camper. 9•. sleeps 6 64..S-2283
paint w/non·skid , outrtg. Good cond. $800 ---·------
gers. teak steps, radio, 751.6742 ·77 17 fl. Mini M .H . Today thru Mon. Marrh
h ead , I 1 O V I 1 2 V . Loaded. dnt rood. $9600 t9th at the Huntington
refrig1rrzr. $18.500. Ph Campway 8' sleeper. Xlnt Make offer. 548·3120 C.enter Mall. FREE 405
5411-21S3 oond. lnl. complete. Boot Frwy & Beach Blvd
•78 Wellcraft 2llt. Nova i.ncld. 646-S792. 22' ·n Undy Motorhome . J l_.B_. _______ _
XL. 89 hrs. wmty till Alltos, Hew 9100 Roof air/gen. xlnt cond. Alltos, H•w 9100
7·79. Loaded. Must sell. ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Extras. SI3.500. 552-8839 •••••••••••••••••••••••
64&-8014
30' WILLARD VEGA
SEARCHER. Perkins
dsl, 400 hrs. 7 knots •. 60()
mi r ange . Fully
equipped. S36,500. Pb
496-6748 att6 pm.
Searay 22 '74 h ardtop.
cabin . galley, head.
Mere 110 ruu cover. lo
hrs. A beauty. Asking
$10,500. PP. 846-9418.
15' fishing boat. Evenrude
.JS. $600/offer . Trailer in·
eluded . 661·0320 after
6PM.
9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• awter Luxury 60' or 75'
motor yacht . Reasona·
ble. Hr. daily, weekly
tm-2172 or 675-3256.
.. IT'S YOUR al!
• LUCKY DAY ¥f-
MAKE US A DEAL
WE CAN1T REFUSE • • •
We Will Meet or Beat Any Deal.
•
CHOOSE FROM OUR ENTIRE
DATSUN INVENTORY
of MEW 197811 & I 9791s
lnclllcllng the
"IMPORT CAR OF THE YEAR"
1979 DATSUN 280ZX
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van va. 26.000 JD1..
<'Ult.om lnalde, Hl'ffn 2
I.or special palnt, fully
cupeted • paftetlf'd 1n
1Hlt>, port holea, air
v1•11tll, I UD root. hl1Ch
b1 k awlvel <'hMl ra.
•P•t~ 11,. rt~k. wide
tin w mitlC• A M/t'M
tMpe ca11etto 164~0 lfl~ (J.\aUtr1.on l
••-••••••••• .. •••••• • • '71 CHIYY ''· ,,...... fi fl. cam~r a ht ll, fits --.. • ....!: • ..,... Ford '76 r 100 Ranter
GllC.Qaevv IMtt brd -_.. XLT V-8. auto, •Ir, p fl, ' Mus-E""' • -•E M'flO w/t hell. •Int rond BrM!ld new. lJ'1l ~ " r.! U..-7> M1&1t tell. rt\k ofr VP
bffi <'•b\Ntt.11 itk fo SAVE ~ ·vE ( Wl9Z6> 640 '144i aft J1ml7I0~~1nAM •.JR f'ipm
~= n; 1l-lon_C_:h_e_v)_p_11-·k_u_p 2 ~t ud nul •loata
~· 1 t Man t''ltra
parts Sl .uu. firm
ti))~ ----~--·· .. tS40 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'orvalr duot> bui11
61n!d k-1eal. Shl'C'l mc·t•I
hod,y $400 1)42 -~
!Be~bfthd Atr, P owtr. 11· bt'd
HUN'll 'GTON B~AC.11 ""1"~~~kt•y iU 4493
MT~
'74~D couaR
Mll\.Y ~lru' Mu11t tll ~ $1$9S Call &4~ ~
Clr~63'7~
•M 00d1e/6, rtl>lt t1n.i., v-t570 new trill\$, palnt, Uree.
••••••• ••••• ••• •• •• • ••• mile wtlll. io.ded. $1450 f4•1 : MG-1078
br11u-!1, air eood • ndlal M2 1l'1t 4wt.1Dr4.-.. tUO
••••••••••••••••••••••• "1lt GMC' 1 tnn n .. 1bf.d lo
~Funs V n ronvt'niloo· "'7$C'hev. 1-'1 ton V-3. a uto .. Ila~ pw r llt>1•rt111 It ~~r , 23,000 mi ..
llr<'• rrul"li' tontr(ll, ----1--h-I A M l"M II trade & K van. II( w
mi. Int c-ond 1ll<>n I UOO
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l'mplt bnkl' JUb ~
t.«. ~ aft 6t> M
'76 fl.lrd Count-r 1 "l>d
o;pill.t• whN-1'1, roll hur
low rm hlu! nl•W S28()()
giQj 06ll:>
('\l!(l~rn lntmor wh1r h 1n baH. Xlnt condition
C'ludt-t. IC'l'l>Ox . lllblt', I~ !M9 l~1fter ~
t'•l'Vt'U., i.w1111•I t hulr1 • lJkr 1111-:w • Pn i>t y fl. i~ Ood1i1t B200Sporuman
i1at•nf1rt• .11 S89!15 I '1111 Var! 8 PHI" bed Radio.
t714t ~ ~u 11r 17\ol l A<• µwr brki., PIS. CB. c:J1 :lllM new tires. er t ntrl & • mur<• Very i.tron~
14t'onJVt1n Htiudcond l rt-mend o u :..rdngc
30<t 11u111 trirn• $JOOO w twin r ustom 1111ddl~
ti73 42~J cvt•, wk11d:1 tllJ\lu>. Lower than BK tt~ day-. 64.2 'M_4 _____ _
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USED CARS
CALL
UMCSCar M1r
540-5130
2621 HARBOR ILVO.
COSTA MESA
WllUY
U.CAaS!
we·~ the new Chevrolet
dtalenhip in lhe Irvine
Auto Center. We need
your I.lied car!
JOI
MACPHBSON
CHIVROLIT
21 Auto Center Drive
IRVINE
761-7222
WANTED!
Lalt' model Toyol as.
Volvos, PickUP6 & Vans.
CaUust.oday!
77 F ort.I l'ourtt."r
AM I'M S !>Pd tr&n!ii . luniz bt·d )3,000 m 1 ~1011 "45-4183. 770 2682
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stereo. AC. Gor1eou1 ! 1 ~ ........ ~~ 1210
l'7SOO. 613-221'1 -..-~-1lwl car la 10 LIKE NEW Of AIModth condition tbruoul. 'ii BMW S30i. paatel blue,
4 a pd, a unrC. stereo
cauett.e. AC. J7.000 ml.
Assume s uper lo lse
pay m ent/buy . P P .
581-7085
'72 Bnaria. Auto, s unr'f,
A/C, AM/FM stereo xlnt. Must sell. S2900 or bst
dr. Evs/wknd 64(). 7436
SAL~l,EASlNG mOIJBB1. On sale
PARTs.SERVICE NOW-$3666
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2845HARBOR BLVO •
IAUalUICIC
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA M F,SA
979-2500
540.6410 540.02 I l '7J Datsun 610. Gd cond.
'72 DATSUN Sl'M/bst ofr. 551·9179 or
320l'1
5211'1
ALSOmcai's IM ST()Q(! BMW '18 320i. mint. aut.o,
Call today _ We may air. sunroof, aJloys, JOM
have the pre ·owne d mi, $U,lOO/bet ofr P.P
STATIONWAGOM _7_59-_l_Ol_t ____ _
Automatic, luggage ''17 2oosx. A I C, auto,
ra c k . ai r . Grea t AM /FM stereo. calm
transporu&tion. HUR RV I stripe $4395. 49J.3506 BMW you are loold ne _Stan __ ._962_·1_13_1 ___ _ <SSlFUE) ~-'--·---~~
$1595 'Ill 2ilOO Roadster : eng. rl!· ror! '76 2002 BMW. AM/FM
131°2040 4tMt4t st.er. x.lnt cond. Must see ~'Ori<ed. ne w top & paint.
C>1tAMG1 COUMTY'S 557·3657
OLDEST '76 m 4·dr. aut.o. sunrf.
111 Many roll bar. S1990. 546-0181
TOYOTA '76 610 wgn, AM IFM, 4
18881 Beach Blvd. spd. lug rk, 62.000 m a. radio. A/C, 213/001-6550. ~ lll8-9531 HUNTINGTON BEACll ~ 645-4783, 770-2682
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67S.2S7l ------'78 t-•on:1 Ranger 4 whl
78 Brooro Bill: 12K m1 lsl d n ve 13.000 ma 4 s pd.
$6,975. lakes 11. Bought u shell, aux tank, reg fuel
bus iness. 1-494-4808 or etc $9,200. 963·6664
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Call 714-642·9556
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in "llke new'' condition. 3 s peed. 6 cylin der.
.59 Ford "'• ton PU Rbll AM/FM cassette, while
V-8. Xlnt rond. $1150 bst spoke whee.ls, and more.
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'78 Ranchero A/C, lo ma, VW-PORSCHE·AUDI
xlnt cond $5950 445 E Coast H i way
G4S-0972 a t Bayside Dnvc
-Newport Beach 673-0900
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l uol boxei. & lumbe
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'70 F·ord E c ono 200,
AM/FM s tereo cas:..,
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6'&2 9922. Sl850.
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Rd cond 35gal tk, 8 track
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Absolutely loaded with everything imaginable
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over $20.000.
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see us t'IRST! TI~:AS/R COJOTKJ l ~ 9715 lilMaxey Orange 4 s p . A te:.
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COSTA MESA 673-6300 S4&-82'79 74 2tiOZ . ~ood cond .
979-2500 "78 Fox, sunrf. air. slick. & ,74 Capri 6 cyl. a uto AM1 FM s tere o , A C,
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Austin Healey 3000 ~~~~~~~~ tires. 50,000 m1. $1600 Rd gas mi
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lights Sheep scat covers.
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12 Ull 4 dt "1 ht' l n 1-t•r --8V OWNER -pt)' . I MGB convertible than Cork leather <>··-oot' · au y,d I· clean. Muat sell. S49·7966, $19,000
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ml -CNl ,..,. '-~-I '·fr .. r ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-.. -1. Ml .. t cond. 0030 '76 PORSCHE 97"'5 • '76 L'Mr. AM l"!'tt, ·dnl DBJV--Y --,,, "" v "' • lo """'uu u• ;a l'Ond it ion s .: 6011 5" M4•onwk~ 117S.l01D .... ..:~=.:.= W m.I Sttond owner Por. 70 ti IS Tcrf)CI 91 IS TAltGA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill Maey !lti2~t.evt•s ti13~ y ;\NO 77 ~SL Spe1..-twculi.r' 2925HarborBlvd. ~~C.W:M~~~~~I Rare.lowrru. Mintcond. Ugbt)'ellow. Alloys, air TESTDltlYEOUlt TOYOTA
I ... N H Redw blk Int tOtWl'QT> COSTA MESA 000. cond. 39,000 miles. <Lie 'U CAR 18881 Beach Blvd. 'T.!HoodatlOO.~h~ SHYICE 71411M79941 979-2500 ·10GT s11100. } Por.'63356C,.. ~PCFI . OFTHEY11r.•R" HUNTINGTON BEACH
l':Ves 'wknds. 675 3!5.2 uon W w11rr1111l)' on unv tlnllu1nt red with p11rch 548·3895 ~ 642·0096 ·-IW Good mvenlory in stock .
SI t!IO or 12,000 mtlcs 1n uddt ---Good condition Overseas Imports ~~ '""" 847~
n.'w ment mlr New brakei., 'Ill MGC CT 6 cyl 4 spd al-Hurry while they last! '76Toyota L1.rtbacll. ss~.
'Tl Accord. AC. Elec ign1t 1979 M.AU>A GLC, tww, new r 1relh tire" trans w1over dnve. Yl1re Ponca. 9750 NEW I 97t 921 --. .. ..., • •o MIRACLE super cond ID & out. bnle ~11;e~~hl~e~i~~~ds~~~j 626 &.TIUCK ?S4 7?S2 whls AM/F M Classic ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oa.kgreenmetallic.Cork 1:l631 H.,110o81vo MAIDA/ltlMAULT yellow. 30 MPG. Mag
4!M 7991 art SPM Al-50 MERCEDES .75 ~l~ll~ ~~z~..'~1~~. '77 9115 Targa, fully leather seats, fully Oaiorto 0'°"" '"Ul-Dll 2ooHarbor Blvd. :~r:,1~tr~~k'. M~aS:,t
At.HAM/FM Radio Xlnt cond. Air. AM /FM pair.$1600.Tradespossi· loaded.6Kml.blkonblk. equipped. <Ser 928 920 '64 Porsche ~C. xlnt COSTA MESA S2.~.644-CM38
'7S Civic Hatchbuck One with the purl"hase of any s tereo, pwr1w1ndows. ble . 714·646-2379 or mustsee.646-T/6Sarts. 0033> mechanical. new paint/· 645-5700
Owner Make offers nev. l979 GLC and c""•"'e ~t Off. "•c 3210 961}.2918 .. _ df ~ !.!.!:~~up ho I. $6800. . '78 CELICA 645 36M ,...., '"""' ....,. -'59Porsc.~. runs good. .............., Roltlloyc• 9756 Ll..-... ,.w FtlEE GAS eves. 497.3077 '75 Miget conv. New c~nd. S4S00962/~llt88orfer. r• •"'-~ .. : ........ !?.~~ fillup u you C'an .beat our i8 :mo. Metalic green. 2lK mi. AM IFM. radials. --no WE IUY ••;;i•DEA.LER.INU~S~A~· &Iver W:~~~.;~kc new
.......... 1971 & 1979 deal 00 any new GLC, 626 Mml cond. Under 20,000 xtras. Sacn(1ce must sell ·oo 3568, SUNROOF. new Gat::;1~ :::'n» USED C RS ROY
.._ or truck an st.ock. rru. Jo'ull warranty. Pvt $3325. 64.5-7805. everything. 646·5210, A JR $6195
JAGUARS SEE US FIRST! Ply. Must Sell. Best offer MGil 9744 536-0595 •68 911 Targa, auto. some Ask fOf' R CARVER •1.111 Mu•v
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Most ~fo~~~~~ble Cur Mcada/R...-t '79 300SD turbo diesel. '77 MG B . lo m 1. lo cellenl cond. 4SKmi. 21.3IS92·2110 ~~ =~':::::,, 18881 Beach Blvd.
unmedialedehvery 21SOHarborBlvd. sunrool,mapleyellow,lo Blu e b ook . extras. Sl3,SOO. 675·8294 eves/ 'TT 924 Burg wltan, 32K ;.ft ~-;rtlt M0-<4444 HUNTINGTONHEACH
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snrf, reblt eng, auto, air,
blk ltbr, Sll,500. PP.
640.9260 dys. 644·1795
eves
7SJag XJ6, 2 d;, dk green. '78Salver 450$LC. 9500 ml.
lo mi, fully loaded. Comp Perfect cond. S32,000.
mamt book. Xlnt cond _644-Ql87 ___ . ______ 1 $10,500 PP 71~·675-9273 '66 600 4 door, Limo. Xlnt
87()..6500 Mr Spnng~ rond. 74,000 original mi.
Jdg '68 Mk II. J 4. 4 dr For a pp t . c a I I
sedan. One 011mer. Xlnt _2_13_!920-8867 ______ _
rond. Momangs,640 2973 '68 Mercedes 280SL
'68 XKE. Mu ch n;;-v;;.y Roadster. 1 owitr. aut~.
ruce. $4750/otr. 631·308~ & AC:, AM/FM t.ape, ong
675-4.970 pamt, red, mint cond,
------IK'W overhaul. $14 ,500. ~ant ~d He~ f.4~~7 _67_~_0MS ______ _
Allto1, UHd Autos, Used
'7 BCHEVY CHIYl'TTI s 3995 Sedan AulO<Mlle at•-oetu••
mteuot, .,.. cond. "'-U• A ONLY 6 ooo ...i.1 m1W011 OML Y
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ORANGE COUNTY
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28701 M~rguerite
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Mission V•ep
714/831-1740
714/495-1/00
WE OfHI YOU lllV95MAO•._
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CORVETTE HEADQUARTERS
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900 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
LAGUNA BEACH
494-1131
BILL YATES, 9tcc.
s&ICT USID CARS
'71 "76
POllCHE W.I
914 IOADSTB
2 liter with Sh.,....I •ltOOnd. -.. (511NAI) (131PIN)
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With Gas Sa•ers At
£cono•Y Pricesl
We Have a F
Selection of ce1'~e . I I . ICOS .. nc ud1ng the All
NEW SUPRA' •
See Our Huge
Selection of New
VOLVOS!
1971 FO FllSTA2~
Whi le w /bl white interi ack &
car combin~'· This
for a six I s room
economy! (7~fJer & s34ft
1977TOYOTA
COIOUA One owner UP'llACI 1 6 . e 6 2 and only
Beautiful sf:' 11 e s ! I
b I 1 c k ver with (077SBXll n t e d o '-: ~wide ti••• ~.:!' $
4299
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The Opportuni W~ Welcome e Can Find.
Cash Return~ o Give You A ~our lnvestmen~~bstantial
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l.itllt' It'd •vurt!I t'IH
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$1500
'71 FIAT
ISO SPYDH
Sports Car M2 6182
$200/0ffff
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pwr 1teenn1 brakes &
wlodow11, vfnyl top & morel <nSKKV> SIOtS
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2'1291tarbor B1vd , C.M.
546-ltJ4
$1999
6t Meftwy CCHllJOr
Automauc. pwr 11l. &
bcalteia, uir rond & low
1111lt."s' Onu ow ne r .
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$19'5
Mlrecl9 Uffd Cori
UC lot tlarbor/llnm1llt • 1 COSTA MESA
631-5330
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flreblrd. Autom atic, pwr. st. & brakes, mag
wheels & AM/FM stereo
cauette. <XCE9SO).
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COSTA MESA
631·Sl30
'75 AMC Hornet
6 cyl., automatic, a ir
cond., pwr. steering at
brakes, radio & more I <307MKR).
$19'5
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2929Harbor Blvd., C.M.
546-1934
FOR PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
~· M#ch 18. 1979
$2499
'7'VWI .....
4 cyl., 4 speed. radio & c u s t om wh ee l s.
(flll}RIE ).
$2395
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2929 Harbor Bl vd., C.M.
546--1934
'70 fiord Miit ....
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miles! Re ally nice!
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$22'5
Minlde UMd Cars
UC lol·Harbor/Ham1llon
COSTA MESA
631·5330
DAILY PILOT
$2999
196411• ....
Excellent condition. Jr
Interested In Classlct•.
you should see tllis beau·
ty. One owner. Orlglul
pa.int. New tires. $'2500.
Serious inqu1 rief ooly
please. 551·3497
'76DATSUM
610WA.OH
AM/fM. 4 speed. lug.
gage rack, 62M miles.
$2600
645--4783. 770-2682
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party, S1675 961:1 7397
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CHEVROLET
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546-1200
'74CAMAROLT
Hurry In on this loaded
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SALINICID
'74 Monte Carlo, air ,
AM I FM. ne w tires.
$2400. Dys 536·8877.
581·9327 eves
'75 Monte Qirlo. 43,000 mi,
Mint cond. All xtras.
F.conomical PP975-1120
72 EL DORADO Con· vert1ble, Russel ext
w /booe leather int.
Every opt Xlnl cond.
$5.000. 645-3269 eves.
9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $.1499 .. ......, -'74 Monte Carlo. P /S ,
P/B, A/C, P.OP. $2400.
64C).1()37
'71 C1maro, New pa int,
brakes. shocks. tires &
;.iccesson es Vinyl top
Cars m very good cond.
2500 or bl's l offer
TOYOTA
18881 Beach Blvd.
HUN'TJNGTON BEACH
847-8555
963-2863/536-6974 _ '69 Concours Sta Wg n.
.70 C 350 new brks. new batt. P /S. amaro · ori~ PtB. air, well malnt.
owner. PI B, P S .. " C'. ~ cond, orig owner.
great shape. 759 084~ 1995/bsl orr. 6'&-4041 or
'78Camero. Loaded aft.6Pm,548·7800Pvtpty.
Assume lease.~~ mo. L.eavmg slat.e, must seU.
63J-493Jl646-0ti86 1974 Monte Carlo. Xlnl
cond . O r ig owne r O..rolet 9920 !Q-11.30. ....................... ---------
1977 w..te C..tot
Chlice of 7. Last or the
big, comfortable models. All fully equipped & re·
ady lo go! <404SQLl .
Must reduce our inven·
t.ory: make a
UASOMAILI
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COHHELL
CHEVRO LET
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MISS 0111
THESE ARE ON SALE.
SUN BIRDS!
Our lowelt p" ee
eoonom, ~· Spor· ly~ ..... lg• ecoriomy . . and
blllll9 nw, tM price Is ~
IRANI PllXI
Cla111e styling
lu•ury comfort and
ITl>dlrMlly pnced And we have a
good lelecllon.
ru•s·g
1975 CHRYSLER
CORDOIA
COUPE
Light brown. Full power
I cw rrules <Lie 532 N lJ)
$3995
54().5630
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EPA Mileage Esthwates
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4 SPEED TRANSMISSION
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HOIDA GYIC CYCC .
4 SPEEDS
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na DM-Y PILOT unday. Marel'I 18, 1919
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like new. S'295C} 759 tn~
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& brlllH"" "lilt•t'fh
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l'um ut 'ltlM ~l:•
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paint
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1972 LIHCOlH
COKTIMEHT AL
COUPE
Wlute With block roof
Full power low mtll'!>
(Lll'449FVZ>
$2395
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
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1977 MHCUIY
COUGAIXR7
White on white tan in
tl'nor V-8. auto. P1S &
P1B Cru1 st• l'Ontrol
AMtFM stereo (Lii' 7!17
TPI)
S599S
540-5630
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PS. l'B F.idory Air
CAiod t'Otld1lwn M.1kt· or
f~r Pnvull' P<irly Cull
everura~s 645-2613
Pos1t1vely l:lrn 'l'll }uur
rur-truck·van al no cost
toyou 547 7011i
Lallie is Bi~'' Classified
ads are really 1>mall
"people lo J)(.'Qple" s ale11
calls wath baA rcudersh1p
and bag re11ulL'I' To place
2626 HARBOR BLVD 2626 HARBOR BLVD your class1f1ed ad, l'all
COSTA MESA COSTA MESA loday642·56~-
....... UHd
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
lObO HA•&OA Ill v I>
COSTA MUA 64l 0010
/J l'1nl11 .:uod cond
Ma~,, n·c t•nt tum• UIJ
$0041 b'l of fr Cu II Ii ~ ~8340 cict 261 After 5
~57111
77 Granada 4 door Ghia
Xlnt t.'Olld low ma Many
1•xlra:. bil-1895
Autos, Uted
'66 l. TO. good cond1taon
PX>tbe:st offer
SJG.7048
'75 COURIER
PICICUP
Sunstune yellow -great
<'ond1t1on (57 04 1
HURIW'
$2650
Ill Moxey
TOYOTA
1H88J Beach Blvd
HUNTINGTON BEACH
847-8555
Autos, Used
'73 Mark IV I.ml.' Cont
whl w/wht lthr seats.
xJnt cond. accident fre{',
runs on reg ga:. S3SOO
64&707M
1973 Lane Cpl'. pv.dr
blutwhl ant & top All op·
tao n.; Local lo m1. 1
owner car S2500 orr<'r
~~
1977 MARK V
Cream wath :.un roof
luxunou.s anterior Fu II
power low males 3 to
choo!'e from (L i e
593SLP> S9995
540-5630 '40 ... ord pack up Nol run-
nm.:. no b('d Best offer 1 akl~ 003 2863/536·0074 '74 Cu.st-Om 500. Wht, 4 dr. goodcood (571BCO>.
'71 LTO new eng & trans
Muke Offer. All power.
842·U760
'75 t;ranada Ghia ·
Loudl'd, blaC'k walh plush
red ml 37.000 m1 $3950 call all day Sun wkdayi.
aft 5 49'1-lllK9 __ _
Call 847 4525
'64 Galax1e. VB. std truns. 2626 HARBOR BLVD
Great €'ng C ln. nd11 COSTA MESA
clutch$400545·33<19 -----
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497.JSXI •75 2 dr. u c:yl. ate. auto.
pts. p /b. 24.000 m1 One ----Alltos. M•w 91 Allto1, Mew 9100 Autos. Mew 9100 Alltos, Hew 9100 Alltos. Hew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
9800 Owner Xlnt c:ond $2450
644 'lZ17
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NEW '79 CELICAS
s299000VER INVOICE
7f Y«YO MOO& 244A M8N
0.. IJ!it~ 4 C.t' 4 0. Auto
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9"< 1225!~ 4 Cyl Wfjn 4 >C> O 0
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2626 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA
74 Mercury Villager Mon
Mlrclrf 9950 ~· 9 pass. AIC, 1'/S. '66 Must GT, orig black/
••••••••••••••••••••••• P 8, reg Gas Ber 9AM or black Less ens & trans
ORANGECOUNTY'S Aft5pmG7S·lll83__ _!700/offcr 979·9098 __
NEWEST 'tn Colony Purk St 9 p111>11 '66 GT, 4 barrel. new 11uto
LINCOLN-MERCURY St Wgn. Radio. AIC. ull top, new trans, dual ex· ~'RSHIP poweropts.c·rmtrl.new huus l . s t ereo cusi. RA y DEIOE tires & paint & more. w / 8 p k r s . X l n t
UN ·MERCURY ~~-a70711r s h arp. ssoo . mechanical cond. Needs
IS. 8AutoCenter Or ~ some mtr work. S47SO
SOFwy-LakeForest exat '77 Marquis. PS, I'll, PhS48·7~-----
IRVINE cruise control, AC. tilt '70 c:rande new tire!. 130.7000 whl. 30,000 ma, $3500 great cond 59.000 m1 .
494-2019 S2(XXl 546-3870 1971 MSlCURY 1976MSlCUIY UPHYR
4-door sedan · 6 cylinder
auto · aar · power steer
~. power brakes . <2 • 4
door.> & 2 · 2 doors to
choose from . <Lie
MOHAR CH
4-door sedan. Salver r<'d
top & intenor V-11. auto.
PIS & P/8, radio Low
tow males (L•~ 470 PQll>
,4 II 4 <'YI auto all'. pi:..
nt>w llrt.>S, bat. 20 mpg
sharp 12150 752 9009
'70 Mu.'itan~. I owner, Air.
stereo. Sl200
752 1441 447UZV> Sll95
S4695
540-5630 540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN·M ERCURY 1w,ima11tJ 2626 HARBOR BLVD
2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA
·ss V 8 289. PS. PH. auto,
stork acT<'S Ong ownr
$1400/b!.t orr 640-6337
'77 Mustang 11 Pl'arh.
AM IFM !>ll'n•o 25Km1
$3,ln> or l'ash +-takl·
over K.11 ·1842 COSTA MESA '70 ~ar XR7, eXCCIJ
'72 Col Park !I pass. wai: tJonaJJy clean anl. lo m1.
Whale. fully loaded ! $1700.549-3162
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Xlnl I 12.000. 675·6161 Must.cJ 9952 OLDSMOllLE
9.PASSEHGIER
STATION WAGON
UW!t lan, full power , low
IT\llCS. (L1r306SFV>
$5950
1976 MERCURY •••••••••••••••••••••••
COUG4RXR7
Yellow · green vlJlyl roof.
V-8, auto, PIS, PI B. aar.
Low miles (Lac 579PCN >
1972FORD
MUSTANG
Automatic. pwr sleenni:
& brakes, air cond. & les1:1
than 30.000 m 1 les
1655FOB>. On sail'
540-5630 $4395
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN ·MERCURY
NOW-$2888
IAUEllUICIC
292SHarbor Blvd.
1011\SO\ & SOX
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
2626 HARBOR BL VD
COSTA MESA 2626 HARBOR BL VD
COSTA MESA
COSTA MESA
979-2500 '76 Culless T·top. powder
---. blue while inter Fully
6S Mustang 289. A(;. k/H. loaded Xlnt. t•ond. '72 Broui:ham w /mos l
xtrru. +steel ta res. xlnt
cond. super performer
on reg gas Pnced to sell
$1100 Bob Owens.
642-823.5. 645-6450
1nunac ml . very Kood 759-0Z44 wknds
running cond S90Q or -
-----
best PP 536-5096 '711 OLDS SX Lo m1
Oasslfied Ads
loaded. very c lean.
642·56711 ~-0926
Alltos,U1ed Alltos, Uwd Alltos, Uwd
. .
'7J SIDAH Df YIUI """--"'Cl -0/llO --· .... .., • 1"' ....... (738UWI
$2999
·n ~DO
C•boolet 100 50tl'IO tl)l•t ~· "''
-~ cotmol • -·-
t.'l!AIC'f) 3 !0 ____ _
$7999
'71 C .. YS&.B LI ... OM
8'*' --~ ~. -"° rao.o "" ____ ,_..
_ _. (G2t<Xll4l
$6399
'75 OL.DS CUTLASS
2 0t H-119. -c: -at-•no --~.,. conc1 •• .,,. -(2t2NJM)
$2999
'76 POMnAC 6UHD PtllX
Fv• -· **"Y Ill' -11n -CIUIM coma, ...... _,.... & ewtt1
11\Wl)I ( 48flPUll~
$4599
'76 C .. YSLll COIDOIA
""" ~ -llJlll --· lec1ort 'lit, AM/FM .-WO. till. Cf\liM. ~
kit & ~ ~ ---NEW!
c083PCXi S3999
$1499
'76 AMC HOIHIT WA•OM
Autom•flC: u•ntnnattOft fKtCHY •" condthotuno and PG••' •••euno
(23UllCMI #on) lael -et onl'I
$3999
otY1U.I
P-.0 100 tul -lllC ecilot P""' -tectCll't f/1' 1111 & AM/FM •ffJ Il-
l-8'*"'1n6l0VI 4I0--$3ff9
'7' . •
a-P9ltlOecl IOP. -.... "'" -one .,... -_. *· ""* a AMlfM •It--Ull9 NIWI t to -"°""CIOMI01$64ff
'11 C .. YSlllt COltDOIA
C:-11!1 10C> llCI~ INI-$#tllt• IOCIQ<Y ""Hit-.~~ 11111-e<& IOW.0. ...... (41251.AI
$5499
'1' LIMCOLH COHTtHIKT AL
Couo• Sottt oow•' sf9at1 ••ethttf'
"'41!<10t ~ too "'''"" COftll'QI •
tl8'90 -CCiellPOPI
'75 CHIYY MOtfTI CAILO F'1u•om•"' ·n~•vo"' tecto1y •h
(OndihOt'ltnQ OOWM Stftf'tt"9 OOWM
1><1••--IOC> l~W"I
Villi
l e1ll1e• 1nt<>r10< cruise cont•ol. 1111
-· c;..,_ IOC> • -CIOOI' IOCk• l""'Sll
$7799
'75COUPIDf YIUI
Uet~-.t1~eor1e11o .. 11-••nyl root,lull~9"CllQol-(MtMOWI
&IOC'-tl'Ofll
$5499
'76COUPIDtYIW
l ... ~ lf'll#O I-olaV"'f tlll\'I IOO.
crulM' conlTCI& "'41-!M&PRt<t
&toe-~ $5999
'76 B.DORADO ~'"'-~()OflttOI .. _ •ld•O I Mt -(160TRV) 3 10
C'--
$6499
'77FOIDMA .. ADA s.s.n c~ ~ laclO<Y ..,. con<hho,,1no -•IM<•no _., brek .. ___ 13'3111101
$4999
'11-AM DI YUi
l ....... "*'"°'· IQ/90 ..... --· CfUIM OOtlll'OI. AM/FM -•/fl ,,_ ,_..,._Ml_ (()?trtt4)
1 9
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LOCATIONS
NABERS
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•11 Olds C u\l a•, Jlrolcbam Fully loa~.
-Pint owner 22,000 m 1. ~ aeil. $5000/bl.t ofr .,.....,
·u Old• C uti ,,
llrouilbam powder blu W/VQU'I \\ l.Q9 Pow<N
bkle rilour U.U-rlor, pw
brk. • sl"''1'•• til wlleet, CnMM \"OOl , pw
wtndow. I way prw IHl.
AM / lo"'M stt!rco radio a '100.1 make offer O•.t
-.o&23 f'Vt."8 ~ l&3ti2
'71 CUUM.SS &ipn-nw r p
Aulo. 811', n f'ljl, Urt'fl
ti.t~ \(JOI , m~t·h. Su&Wr
dn Must sf'll •••s ~ .
"72o...lau s ~
Oimt-r ~rfet1 CCl9d U
..!!!-(Jh $!~ --
tt57 .......................
'7S PlOto Wagon V t>. auto
t.nu'ls. 20mpg. low mllt>l'I
S2900 t ofru '1 14 1
~alter 5 pm &
Wt1e k endi. or '114 l
• t<n>. t'XL 307 wkdaya
"12 stn wgn. runs ~ood l!OO. firm
t 1S4·~
'74 WalC)G: au. 4 spd M
trar k. new rad ials
Brautifw. S1&:50.13Hl829
71 Pinto Wagon Looks • runs good Must sell.
SIX)(). 644-0781
Pip ID~ 9960 .......................
•• Ply. good recon eng,
rad>o. AIC. 5 gd ttreb,
n.11\.5 perf. 548-4040 00 l S.9PM. Must sell S500
68 Fury, good running
condition. SllOO.
979-3878
'-'lioc 9965 •••••••••••••••••••••••
I '6t PONTIAC
LE MANS COUPE
Wu.b a gu savlng 8 cyl.
engine. CVCLS64). On
sale
NOW-$999
IAUHIUlcte
292SHarbor Blvd
COSTA M ESA
'79-2500
RRHIRDS
1976FORMULA
VS. aut.omatlt, air cond ..
pwr steering & 8 track
stereo < 154 UXM >.
LOADID!!!
1975
VS. aut.omaUc. air cond .•
pwr. steering, ster eo. vinyl top& rallye wheels.
<6119UXG>.
$4118
COHHELL
CHEVROLET
'Ji\.."' H 1' r.,. I' \ ·
r I \ \1 I " \
SU-1200
I t71 POMTtAC
V8fTUllA SJ
Automatic. pwr. steerinJ.?
Ii brakes. air cond. & less
than 21.000 miles .
(OMMJO).(>n sale
NOW-$3333
IAUalUICK
2925Harbor Bl vd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
'73 Firebird F.sprit. A/C,
tilt. Loaded. S28SO. Xlnt
cond. 759-IXl96.
'62 Pontiac. needs work. sm.
'73 Grand Prix: pis. p /b.
auto. am/fm, $2800
673-MJI
"18 Trans Am, loaded. T·
tops, spec. pert'. pkg, etc.
Muat sell. Best ofr.
842-~15. 962. 7795
'&I Tempest. 6 cyl. new
tires, nds work. $200/bst. •5258. 536-4629
'76 Grand Prix. Full pwr,
snrf. Tape d~k. rrwse
control, till whl. & Ian·
dau top. $4875. 675-7665 eves.
'19 Trans Am : T Top, 3M
mi. Loaded. Must sell.
2131966-9046 213/332-8026
78 PontJat' Trans Am Ful·
ly loaded. Xlnt coodllion
Low mileage. $6875/or beat offer. Ph. g:J2-.476S
Leave message.
'18 Trans -Am Macho
DKM Mach o high
perf onnance pkg. # 198
out ot ~ 200. Hurst 4· spd. n, all pwr.
, a/c. Metallic brn .
w/bel1e velour. Gold
ma1s • trim. Charlie &-42218-5, M·S.
"11 Trana Am. Black. 'PS. PB. PW, PL. Perfect
cond. Fully equip~.
All/Fii caas stereo w/3 way 1peakers • pwr
........ Special bandlinl pq.n'"*11a.14915.
11 ° tilN '970 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"II All elec. power. One
O...Sl5GO . .....
!:!I: ••••••••••••• !?~~
ftM'WA90M ...
llttt
OT ........ ~1 ..._e....U..roos .... ,... ..........
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Al SAmEBA Kl c..:.•:J..)
ISi Y-JAX Ill-N[ta_as AS A lln PAYllElll nm If n·s ., 1•1 YO. ASK AIOll LOAllS
AYAILAILE MR •• IO,-•, IAYS -Ill lllEllEST
,__--~--~----~•~APPIOYEICRE~llT __ • ____________ ~_
DOWN
"IMO. .4•-..
1acn ~i*~-
5369°°DOWH
5 149°5 ::-:·
NEW 1979
COURIER
lttr~ ""<l"'" 4 .p;•t·<l 6 11 bed oower
""nt d•l>f D<uht"• dM much more• f'!•CA
'437900 Sd•1·''"' \26394 Cash~e
'4662 94 (,"" IJ< .. n s 1?800 Traoe
none PaY"(lll nrnw Net rraoe non41
T 0111 dooM'I SI 28 00 uno&•d balance
U 534 94 OMV S92 00 POI l\Ol\e Cl
o0nl' A&H none 5efvlCle coot none.
Unp.i1d balance $4626 94 DEF/PM r
Ml\l' AMT /FIN U 628 94 FIN/CHG
s ''11r06 Add·On 8 00 Somole 14 36
APR 14 36 I IP S6144 00 OIP/P
S62/:>00 Sr •1968 Ser •2434
N~W 1979
'J-100
PICK-UP
V·8 aulomatoe oowe< ~teeronq sttd~I
\pare earner Prtcl' S5299 00 Sales Tu
S3 19 14 Cash P"Ce S5638 14 casn
oown S369 00 Trade none Pay-OH
oon1> Net trade nooe Total down
S369 00 Unoa•d balance S5269 14
OMV s 119 ()() POI none. Cl none A&H
none Service cont none Unoaro
balance S5388 14 DEF PMT none
AMT /FIN S5388 14 FIN/CHG
Sl78626. Add-Ori 80 S•mote 14 35
APR 14 35. T/P $7154 40, O/Plf'
S7523 40 St •2478. Ser #7361
NEW 1979
BRONCO
•·soeed 4·wheel drove 351 engine and
loaded wilh oo<>d•es Price S8349 00
Sales•~ S502 14. Cash once S8871 14
Cash dow o S675 00 Trade NonP
Pay-otf none Net trade none. Total
dow o S675 00 Unoa•d balance
S8196 14 OMV s 155 00. POI none. Cl
none A&H none Serv1Ce cont none
Uooald balance S8351 14 DEF PMT
none AMT/FIN S8351 14 FIN/CHG
S3623 06 AdO-On 8 50 S1mole 14 93.
APR 14 93 TI P Sl 1974.20. O/P/P
S126'19 20 St •2488. Ser 18061
Look for our annu~
Western Days
Celebration in
conjunction with Ford
Motor's Open House
startinq March 31 !!
~SEGlMS AT
9\DDLE~K
A~E MAKttJ9
II EAS&E'~
1\.4Ml EVER
TD B\l'1 A
CA~cR~K.
NEW 1979
PINTO
2 DR. SIOAH
•·soeeo p0wer 'ill'enng lront 01st
brake'\ Dura·Soark elettncal 1Ql\llt0n
and MOAE1 Pnoe S:J379 00 Sales 1&11
S203 94 Cash o"ce S3602 84 cash
down S98 00 Trade none Pay~tl none
Net trade none Total oown S98 00.
Unoald balance S3504 94 OMV s 70 00
POI oone Cl none A&H none Setvtce
cont none. unoa1d balance S3574 94
DEF PMT none AMT /FIN S3574 94
FIN/CHG Sll71 78 Add·Oo 800
S1mole 14 35 APR 14 35 TI P U 746 72
U/P/P S4844 72 St 18771. Ser 19291
NEW 1978
FIESTA
•·cylinder oower disc brakes v1oyt
1nser1 bOdY '>t<le mouldings AM raot0
Prtce S3990 00 Sales tax S240 60
Cash ortce S4250 60 Cash do"""
s 116 00 Trade none Pay~tf none Net
trade OOl\f' Total down s 116 00. Unoaod
t>;itanCf' S4 134 60 OMV S81 00 POI
oooe. CL none A&H none. Sefvtce
cont none Une>etd balance 14215 00
DEF PMT none AMT/FIN U 21560.
FIN/CHG S1382 16 Add·On 8 00
S1mole 14 36 APR 14 35 T /P
S5597 76 O/P/P S5713 76 SI •944
Ser •6684
NEW 1979
FAIRMONT
2Da.SIDAN
Automa1tc tront disc brakes racl< &
01mon stcennq radial tttes and thal s
not all' Price S4199 00 Sales tu
SC'53 14 Castt ortce S4472 •• Cash
down s 122 00 Trade none P3y-otl
'none Net lrade none Total dowo
s 122 00 Unoa•d balance U 350 14
OMV S87 00. POI none. CL none A&H
none service c:oo1 oooe. unoa•d
balance 14437 14, DEF PMT none AMT/FIN S4437 14 FI N /CH G
S145486. Add-on 800. Slmole 14 35
APR 14 35. T/P S5892 00. 0 /P/P
16014 00 St 11698. Sef 13242
1979 IEI SOJ
SURFER VAN
979 IEI SOJ
SURFER VAN
BRAND NEW 1978
AN CONVERSIO
Fully carpeted & panelled. bucket seats.
chrome bumpers. tinted glass. extra
cooltng package instrumentation group.
(Ser. 1035)
'76 FOO
•IAMADA 1.-00.
8 cyhndef. automattc. vinyl
too. POW9f steenno. brakes & windows. AM/FM ltereo
11lr conditioning ( 133SLK)
'73 FORD
PINTOWA.ott
4-cyl1nder. aul omatlc
tranarntSSIOll rad10. heeler
mag wheels. t764GIK).
I I
'76 FOID
LTD WA~
6 Passenger. 8 cylinder
automallc. oower steering &
b r ake s. r oo l ·rack
(513PWP)
s3177
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
'75 FOO
LTD~ HAllOTOf'
8 cylinder. automatic
transm1ss1on. power
steering & brakes air
cond1honlng (651NATl.
In the DAILY PILOT
'71 FORD ...usr..-z+z
4 c ylinder. automatic
l ran s m1ss1on . power
steenng radio. heater.
1868UKZI
'74MUSTAHG
GMA
4 cylinder automatic
transmissio n. power
steenn9. radio. heater.
(868UKZI
'71 FOO
FntptCSUP
cylinder. automallc
tran s m 1s s 1on . air
CondltlOning ( 1J158931
55877
'75 FORD •
RJTf
8 c:yttnder. automahc. v.nyf
too. oower 'ltecrmg &
brakes. air cond1t1ontng.
1689LRSI
I BUICK
QUALITY •••
GM .
F.CONOMY •••
•
.. -.. t ... ., .
AMERICAN
LUXURY ••• ALL IN ONE SPECIAL CAR ••• REGAL '79
• ••
30
TO CHOOSE
FROM
\
l
-
ALL
AIR CONDITIONED
AND MUCH MORE •••
HERE'S THREE EASY ·w AYS TO BUY
CASH SMALL TERMS
'822200 DOWN PAYMENT
CHECK IT -'29~oo
SuG\p IT .. DN. $117.82 per month for 48 months; with 1/3 down
VIV. ..;.__ $172.11 per month for 48 months: with $295 down. $2210.n . Combination cash or trade. 11 .83 APR. n-0•·,APARE ITI 13.10 APR. Deferred payment price is $8556.28; on Deferred payment price is $7866.13; on approved ~ · IVI • approved credit. credit.
. We're a quality business and you'll like our people. Our price includes
everything shown except tax, license, and a $20 documentary fee.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE •.. FRIDAY, SATURDAY; SUNDAY
~ 'Til 10 P.M. M°":-Sot. · . , fh-flttflf!. C•nmly's
Yes...Ope11 E"'Y S ... y Til 5 P.M. ... ~ .. · #f BtrielC Dealer
. J blocks Solttll of tire HARBOR 81. VD. /SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
Sa Diego Freeway A division of Bouer Motors. { SER.#137985) 29'J5 HARBOR BLVD., alSTA MESA 979-2fLXJ Opel-Joguor-TriumphMG.
·An makes, models and colors
Classified Auto Advertising
in the
• \I
SUNDAY.~04 ti. t•7'9
FINAL
SPORTS
LOCAL
WANT ADS
PEANUTS.
featufirtq
"Goodol'
Charlie8rown·'
~ ~c//tJtz.-
-
1've SEEN
WORRIED
A00UT T'1t5
FOR A
LON6 TtME
-
CHUCK , DO ~OU THlNK A 61RL WHO IS
U6LL( '4AS AS MUCH CHANCE FOR
HAPPlNESS AS A Gl~L WHO'S SEAUT!FC'L?
OF COURSE ! FOR ONE THlNG, L(OU
HAVE A lNlCE PERSONAUT't', ANO ...
NANCY
THERE'S THE
PHONE RINGING
DOWNSTAlRS
T'"'AT'S ALL RIGHT .. .fT WAS A DlRT'I . .
TRICK~ .. ACTUALL'1', I GUESS I REALL'(
WA5 TALKING ABOUT M't'5ELF 50 WHAT
'(OU WERE SA'f'tNG WA5 PROSA8L'1' TRUE .•
C> 1ni Un"ed7'=Mt\n l~lcate, Inc,~ ~ .... • --
OH, BOY!-·-IT'S
PROBABLY SLUGGO
~\\\
LET ME ASK ~OU
SOMETHING ...
9UT WHAT MAOE "(OV
THtNK I WAS TALKING A60UI
M'1'5eLF, CJ..IUCK ?
By Ernie Bushmiller
C> 1171 United FN&uf• 8yndlcale, lne.
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Sprins Thing
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WELL,!:iHE'~ A C.OUPU: OF
YEA~ YOUN6€R THAN 1 ,_ __ .,..•v---~~~~~~AM!
YOU NEVE~ TOLD Mf;
HO~ OLD YOV AR£!
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F"' ANC INE I
DO YOLA
L.OVE
ME?
0 1-4, HOW WONO!rtt:IAL. !!
NOW l CAN &E 5'tAR'.E T~AT
1F V'OU MET AN ATT~ACTNE
SOY YOIA WOLAL.DN'T ee TO~ 0ETW6E N LJ? !
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A~ e>EN CAo ru: I~
WAVlD 1Hli:01J0H 1HE
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f0 1 11( tt()ll~ !
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IAL.&..V,
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IF I MeT M J ATfK.ACTIVe
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I LOVE THE
WIND ! IT BLOWS
-rH., SMOG AWAY(
YEP·-IT SWEEPS
IT CLEAR OFF
INTO i HE NEXT
COUNTY!
WE DID --IHIS MUST
BE: BLOWING IN
• ..
NO"T' '1"0 ME!N"f'IO,._, 'TMA-r
YUMMY GMIPPE!P e>eeF
ON A s1-11 N6&...e we 6e-r A.,. .,.He! H09Pl-r"AL-
CAFE!"f'eR.1A !
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WHAT ARE 400 OOING I
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BEAUTIFl.Jt..
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kAYo!
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RID OF OLJ~S --
AND WE<50T
IHelRS.
l: WANNA ee A NURSE:, 1"00, MA 'AM.,
SO 'T'E!t,,t.. Mt!!,
WHY'P YOU
eeCOMI!!
ONe f'
by Tom Batiuk
OH I NOW ING ... I
WA5 JU6T
DAQDREAMING.
'''·
byFardJohnaon
FIRS-r",,. we Ge!.,.. OUR
UNIFORMS FR.ee so '1"'HA-r" 4--eAves us 6AL-S
A COLJPL.,S 'T'HOLJ A MON-r"M · ~o et,,OW ON OUR OWN
PESA.SONA&.. WA.Rc::>R.O&BS •••
'l H A.VE A.
FE!E!L-INC:S PAR"T" OF
"f'HA'T' WAS A Pu-r-o,._,,
MA'AM..'
YSAH, Kie>, 'VOLJ
CAN SCRA'1"'CH 1'H A .,-C .... I PPE! c:> eeaF e1-r .'
SCHN~IOER,~ Fl>CING
THE' NEW 8)(77
COMPOTE'R.
w;•RE GETTING COST
OVER-RUN FIGURES FROM
THe COIJU jlJIQllNI···
···AN 0 HOT -COFF~E
FROM TH{.
COMPUTlll''
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Prue • ~~'ME\/ roe~ ~ ClU~11.f '-
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6 TldOlCd ~T~UN and
t1ou r fotherdr1ves o
fOYOT.\
l"'< ch·_, 1,c.ue dot!. IS no med ['l~T5UN !
CM~ YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are <1t le,15t su1 differ
ences 1n drawing deta1h between top •nd bottom panels. How
qu1C kty can you find them1 Check answe" with thoH below.
6\1 \\•~ "' 1•tt.1 •OOJ t D\l'l5'•w "' ~-.•1!) \ '"'•"•U'P ._, *"U'°" N t ~ """"' \ •4!'\Ud l U-*"'CIW .. , ""''" (. 0.Ut\ltU.. \t MOg t ..._Al .. .1.iu•O
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® -------by Hal Kaufman -----------
e HOT OIGGt TYi ~•wring tt'lt remains of 1 prefustoric creature-perhlps 1 dil'Osaur
an arch4toto911t note• tt'lat the bud" s111 leet long, the tail is .s long IS the he.ad ind half
MESSAGE
SCENTEAI
Our turtle tr lend above
is deciphering a mes
~c1ge lett by " pair ot
fleet bunnle~ who .tre
l'nqaglng him 1n a root
r dce Recalling a la
mous ancestor who al
!>O participated 1n such
d race. he Is sm1l1ng 1n
d1sbellet "I I's no won
der they're called
dumb bunnies.·• says
he "Some creatures
never lt:arn.''
Letters in each of the
live words <Jre scr.tm
bled. Can you rear
range fhem so the
words make sense?
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By Nat Hentoff
I was visiting recently with a woman in
North UttJe Rock. Ark .. whose eighth·
grade son had been hospitalized for two
days after a lusty beating by his principal.
The crime committed by this 13-year-
old? He had been taOcing in class without
the teacher's permission.
"The man who hit my boy," the
l?lo ther said, "should be kept away from
children. Why, he took another boy and
slammed him Into a locker. My child has
been abused, that other youngster was
abused, and LOfd knows how many
more. This is not the way lo make a child
learn anything. What a child needs Is lo
have confidence In grownups. Not to be
afraid of them."
In a small Texas town a few years ago,
a lO·year·old boy was dying of a blood
disease. He didn't know it._ but school
authorities had been told. Yet, the boy
was paddled -hard and more than once
-for talking in class. Ml have given up
trying to understand how people could
do that," the father told me after the boy
had died. "But what still makes me
furious Is that there wasn't a damn thing I
could do about It." (The boy would not
have understood his being kept home: he
wanted lo be with his friends.)
"They told me, .. said the father, "they
had the right to beat my boy And there ii
was, right in the law "
Indeed. only four states -New Jer·
sey, Massachusetts, Maine and Hawaii -
prohibit the beating of schoolchildren.
There are also 58 school districts, in·
eluding the cities of New York and
Chicago, that have banned corporal
punishment. But In the rest of the nation,
kids remain the last Americans who can
be legally beaten. (Not In correctional in-
stitutions, where hitting Is forbidden. but
in the schools.)
Children are paddled, often with a for·
mldable board. for forgetting their gym
shoes, for being late, for chewing gum,
for talking, for having their shirttails out.
for skipping school (presumably as an In-
centive for better attendance). The not
uncommon Injuries Include damage lo
the central nervous system, the sciatic
nerve and hearing.
A teacher In a small Ohio town told
Noa ~H I• o Joumolltl, Joa eqm and 1M
author of Thia School It Driving Mc Crary.
Even In 1830: "Reading and writing and 'rlthmetic, taught to the tune of o hlclc'ry stick."
TEACHERS WHO BEAT UP KIDS
me: "In 15 years at the eighth-grade
level, I paddled children three times. and
I am deeply ashamed of those times. But
during those years. I have seen so much
violence against children by other
teachers and by administrators. There
was one boy whose head was knocked
against the wall hard when an assistant
principal happened to walk by and
ove«leard the boy's teacher saying lo
someone that the boy's attitude had
deteriorated and she couldn't explain
why. That's all the assist.ant principal had
to hear. He simply walked into the room,
pulled the boy out and knocked his head
against the wall." (And what do you sup-
pose the boy's attitude wa.s then?)
In certain other countries, the te·
naciousne.ss with which American prin-
cipals and teachers hold onto child-
beating as an "educational tool" Is seen as
barbaric. Poland abolished corporal
punishment In the schools as lonn 11~ as
1783. It Is prohibited In Russia and all
Communist bloc countries. as well as In
France. Finland, Sweden, Denmark, the
Netherlands, Israel and Japan.
Yet, In our own advanced Unhed
States. the beat goes on -administered
most often to the younger and more
wlnerable children but also to high·
school students of both sexes. And, as
the children grow older, the whacks are
aimed disproportionately at blacks and
other minority youngsters.
• Frequently, the schools are responsible
for a tight.enlng circle of abuse. As Dr.
Ketby Alvy, a consultant on child mental
health, has emphasized: "Children who
are being abused at home are more likely
to have learning problems at school ...
and, thettfore, they are more llktJy to be
candidates for corponal punishment
Rhonda~. omldmlat.Jona (Ofda.)
High , .ucd her tchool ouer o threat·
encd tp0r11dng. She "'°' nol tpartlced.
These children do not need the school
also to teach them that violence IS the
way 10 solve problems and to prepare
them for adulthood. They need to see
that other adults are more creative and
more caring."
Dr. Alvy made this rather prayerful
statement while testifying last year before
the Los Angeles Board of Education.
which was considering whether to re·
Institute corporal punishment there after
having banned the practice in 1975. Ur·
glng continued abolition pf child-beating
In the schools were psychiatrists, psycho-
logist.$, parents and the American Civil
Liberties Union. Leading the hitting
forces was the teachers' union. The
teachers won, and once again children
can be officially whacked In the Los
Angeles schools.
The teachers In Los Angeles are by no
means unique In their insistence that cor-
poraJ punishment is essential to an order·
ly classroom. In Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and other big cities, the retention of child·
hitting has been demanded In collective·
bargaining agreements. Said the presl·
dent of the Cleveland Teachers Union.
"My members are really hot on this issue,
and we11 fi!:lht to keeo the paddle "
The country's largest teachers' union,
the National Education Association,
has opposed corporal punishment, but
there Is not much backing for that view
among the rank and file. Meanwhile,
Albert Shanker, president of the second·
largest teachers' organization, the
American Federation of Teachers. finnly
endorses the beating ol schoolchildren.
As one of his lieutenants, Albert Fondy,
head ol the Pttuburgh Teachers Federa-
tion told me, "It's a quick way to show
dlupproval -like the city giving me a
ticket when I park dlegally."
"But when he parks Illegally," an
elghth·grade logician In the Pittsburgh
IChool syttem said. "Fondy doan 't get
hit by the cop."
Among those. aside from children.
favoring the abohllo n of corporal punish·
ment in the schools IS a maiority of the
National Comm111ee on Child Abuse
Said one of Its members recently · ":n
school classes that are aimed at p reparing
youngsters for being parents one day. we
teach them to reason with kids. not beat
them . How can we al the <;ime time. say
it's okay tor school officials and teachers
10 beat kids? It makes no sense."
Nor did it make any sense 10 the In-
diana Supreme Court -in 1853(!).
"The public seems 10 cling lo the
despotism in the government of schools
which has been discarded everywhere
else The husband can no longer
moderarely chastise his wife. nor . . the
master his servant or his apprentice. Even
the degrading cruelties of the naval ser·
vice have been arrested Why the person
of the schoolboy . should be less
sacred In the eyes of the law than that of
the apprentice or the sailor Is certainly nor
easily explained "
Nor was this punitive distinction easily
explained when the United States Su-
preme Court. 124 years later. declared
(5-4) that corporal punishment in the
schools. no matter how severe, does not
violate tile Eighth Amendment ("cruel
and unusual punishment ")
After all. said the maJoritY of the Court,
this practice Is "rooted In history." (But so
was racial segregation In the schools until
the Court brought It to an end in 1954).
Furthermore, schools are "open institu·
tkfns" supervised by the community, and
so nothing bad can happen to a child
there (a judgment reflectJng the lnvlnabi"'
Innocence of men too old to have
children In school)
In this particular Supreme Court case.
Ingraham V. Wright, a junior high-school
student In Florida had been pinioned on a
table by two assistant principals while the
pt1nclpal but the boy more than 20 times
with a wooden paddle (two· feet thick).
The resultant hematomo kept the
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youngster in bed. face down, for a week.
Another boy in the case had had his arm
so vigorously battered by an educator that
he lost fu U use of it for a week.
The New York nmes. reacting to the
Supreme Court Decision. editorialized:
"There Is no doubt that corporal punish·
ment Is a traditional tool in our culture's
education system. But teachers are not In
fact reliable Instruments of justice. In both
theory and practice, therefore, most pad·
dling is an abomination of custom."
Or, as a social psychologist testified at a
T oront.o Board of Education hearing on
corporal punishment. there is no lndk a·
tlon that the mental health of teachers Is
h~her or lower than that of the general
population, "but the statistics on the 111~11·
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such as to give us pause In allowing the
use ol corporal punishment on children.
If we add to this the findings that approx·
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need of special psychological services.
the probability that either an ill teacher or
an Ill child or both will be involved In an
Instance of corporal punishment is simply
too high to allow II go on at all."
Furthermore, as Dr. Moisy Shopper. a
prof~ of child psychology at St. Louis
University School of Medicine, recently
Being spanked cauaea
a child to lose his seH-
reapect as well as hla
reapect f0t the teacher.
pointed out, the same degree of violence
that may be bearable for one child can be
traumatic for another. But how many
tuchers and principals know -let alone
think about -the specific emotional state
of each child being beaten?
The Supreme Court decision did not
preclude individual cities and states from
outlawing corporal punishment, and
there Is growing pressure from experts in
child care, and parents. to get such laws
pemed. Official child-beating has been
tmnlnated within the past two years In
AIJuquesque, New Mexico: Portiand,
Oregon and Utbana, llinols.
On the other hand. the pro-hitting bat·
talions haw not bftn Idle. Florida passed
a law that prevents any city from
abolishing corporal punishment In the
tchooh. So has Nonh Carolina. In some
17 other states where there had been no
specific statutes about corporal punish·
ment -just general court decisions say·
Ing • w• pemlsllble -legislatures have
now made chlld-beanng by educators u ·
plld#v lawful.
For yan ahead, the battle between the
abolitionists and the paddlers will surely
Intensify. A central clear1nghoute of In·
fonnation for the abolltionbts Is the Na·
aon.t Center for Corporal Punishment
and Ahanettws In the Schools (Or. Irwin
Hymen. Dnctor. 833 Ritter Hal South,
[)epel1mcnt ol School Plychology. Tern·
pie Untwnltly. Pht&.defphia, Pa. 19122).
h colects and anelyat data on COfPO'lll
•• flMlllLY WlllCLY, .._. '9. "11
punishment. keeps copies of laws and
proposed laws on the subiec1 and con·
ducts research on ways in which teachers
can keep order without engaging in acts
of battery
For a continually updated box score o n
corporal punishment In the schools (in·
duding case histories and summaries of
research studies). there is The Lo.st ?
Resort. a newsletter of the Committee to
End Violence Against the Next Genera·
lion . (In the forefronl of the battle is
Adah Maurer, an indefatigable and m·
domitable child-championing psycholo·
gist In Berkeley. Calif.)
Many teachers meanwhile keep in·
sistmg that unless they can hit an unruly
child, the other kids in the classroom will
not be able to learn. In the first place.
gum. chewers. youngsters who forget
their gym sneakers and kids with their
~hl-ttalls out surely can be disciplined
without use of force. To be sure, there are
more difficult disrupters. But they too do
nor have to be bea1en for the rest of the
class to function normally. As Dr. Ruth
Newman. an exper1 on group in tenela·
tionships In schopls. has recommended.
small groups of teachers who feel pa.r·
ticularly besieged In their classrooms can
meet regularly to:
Look at their lndl\lldual thresholds of
explosion -what particular kinds of
behavior and language tend to make
each particular teacher blow up.
Look at. what's going on In each .. dif·
ficult" child's life that makes him so im·
possible, unmanageable and provocative
-and get the child the help he needs.
Also. the school can have crises
teachers trained in inte rviewing
youngsters before (when the warning
s!Qns are flying). during and after
blowups. And ways can be developed to
provide relief time, rest lime and rooms,
pleasantly set up, for teachers who. for
the momen1. have had It. There should
also be quiet rooms for chUdren where
they can cool off when pressures mount.
There are many other possible alter·
oat'" • ''": • ' ·• ' · ~ ii) school.
There always have been: corporal
punashme11t tldS neve1 111ode or1y sen~
educationally. In 1968 George J.
Luckey, in his first report as Superinten·
dent of the Common Schools of Pitts·
burgh. wrote:
"We have found that corporal punish-
ment degrades a child In his own estima·
lion. He loses his self-respect. and .. .
he loses his respect fcx his teacher .. .
Not only Is the old method of corporal
punishment barbarous, but it also infuses
an unsubordlnate spirit Into the whole
school, consumes a great amount of
valuable time, unbalances a teacher's
equilibrium and unfits him for teaching,
turns the current of thought away from
study to a hundred unpleasant reflections
and associates with school life the most
dlsagreeable scenes and Incidents.
Official child-beating has another.
more destructive. effect. "What dismays
me mo9t." a Dallas teacher opposed to
eotpOfal punishment told me, "Is how
routinely most of the kids accept having
their bodies vloleted by principals and
teachers. 11'8 kids are so uMd to It that
they be,lleve It's normal. They've been
succalfully beaten down. Just at 1'9111
their kids will be " llLJ
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ONE FOR TWO
"Housewife" used to be a term
That mode no woman blush or
squirm.
When ft/ling In a questionnaire.
"Housewife" she always wrote
with care
And euen pride. as some still
do.
My wife is one, !hert' '11.Jf ='"
two.
"Househusband" I might U$e to
show
I think her title apropos.
But l'ue just thought about a
word
That very likely you 'ue not
heard,
A word that would. upon my
oath,
Serve just as well for one or
both.
"Houaupou.se" -for this l'ue
loti!ly o,Ud
And hope It soon wlll be
o'ilo,Ud.
-Richard Armour
For whom the wedclng bela
toll: Said the groom: "When
you told Helen I was married,
did she seem sony?"
His best friend: MYes. she
said she was sony -ewn
though she didn't know your
wife peysonally."
-Gene 1 menaa:
Mlddle age has amued when
you cfmb out of the shower and
you 're glod the mirror has fog-
ged up. -Henn Al>rlght
WE'RE AJST TEASING,
lADIES
A felow •t the ~· •v115 te""'s
about hll upcoming marriage.
"I'm getting man1ed," he Mid,
''beau. I'm tired of eattng 1V
dtnnen, qomg to ~. !aun
dlOmllt, weartng shirts minus
butlonl encl darning my own sodcs ..
"Th.t•a ha~y." • co-WOl'Mr
comrMne.d. '1 got d!Yon:led for
precllelv the Mme re.ons."
-Dorodtea Kent
Tlt.r• '• nothing like thl•
INIOft '• TV ahowt to toke your
mind ofl •nlmolnmcnt.
-Mortin Rogowov
ZJPCODE
Tad might be aptly lobeled as
Ability thai cenlers
Around the closing of the
mouth
Before a large foot enters.
-Fred W. Norman
"Now. if you have that in your
head." said the professor. who
had just explained · a
mathematics theory to his
studer.ts· "you have it In a nut·
shell. ' -Thomas LaManu
Update: With inflation. a
decade now only lasts ftue
yean. -Al Batt
Kids -Ille differently. Send orlglnal contributions to
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It used-none 19tumed.
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don. We .,.. ..-..hint a
DUIDber of peMc-lptng
around, end ebc Mid,
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hen toclllp. • LI.~
VarKlOUll8', Waalt.
Here'• ..,.,.. c:Mca leeeon:
There's a very good reason why
we haven't stopped Inflation.
Mc:we people come out to shop ,
than tome out to vote.
-Robert Orben
By Frri Beglnlkl
UTTlE EMILY
"You jfggfe an Ouet when
vou jog, mad.r."
l'AMll.YWUtU.Y, ....... tf. *' •t
' NEWfrom1~ '; the.g_real tastel!PP.
of graham crackers
for breakfast.
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This .commonplace food Is
avaUable to all -whether
dried, such as navy, Kidney or
pea beans or the reliable, stur·
dy cans of beans In every super·
market. What some people may
not know Is that, besides being
go6d and satisfying to eat, beans
are excellent In food value and
one of the food commodities
that have been relatively stable
In price. So, whether you want
to try Brazilian Fetjoada, Hun·
garlan Bean Soup or simply
want some quick-and-easy red·
pes using canned beans, step .
right this way for your recipes.
BRAZILIAN FEUOADA
1 lb. dry ... turtle .....
lcupewetar
1 •· C.......becon or ............ cut In 1·1nch .....
1V. ............ trealtpoft
........_cut In 1-lnch .......
4 talll11p a Di• olft ol
1 ................... s.._....,.1noec1
1 pllg. (1S OD.) drted beef, ........
V. IL oerwlet or Polleh
K ....... ie11•ege,elloed
tNn
""te11paangroundblecll ,......
, ...... TaMeoo ,....., ....
¥1 o.p1fnpp1d.,....oRloll
1. Place beans In large sauce·
pan with water; bring to a boU;
boll 2 minutes; remove•from
heal; allow to II.and for 1 hour.
I. Add Can.dian bacon and 1
I>. &ah pork to beans .,cf bean
~uid; bmg to. td; COWi' and
cook over low heat about 1 'It
hours or untl beans .. tenct.r.
3. In large fry plll'I, Mat 2 table·
spoons oU . Take 1 cup coobd
beans; drain and mash, then
cook In oil until dry; remove
and set aside. In remaining 2
table..,oon1 oU, saut' remain·
Ing V. I>. &..h port(, onk>n .,cf
garlic until well browned and cooked~. -
4. Add th•M Ingredients with
reserved fried bean mixture.
dried beef, sausage, pepper
". ,.._, _,_,, ...... "'.,.
LET'S SPILL THE
BEANS
By ffiorUyn Hansen
and Tabasco to bean·and·pork
mixture In saucepan. Simmer,
uncovered, 15 minutes or until
meat Is done and mixture not
too soupy. Serve In a large
casserole; garnish with parsley
and green onion.
5. Feijoada is tradlHonally served
with rice, wilted kale and sliced
oranges. Moka8serulngs
HUNGARIAN BEAN
SOUP
1 lb. dry""' .....
lcupe•.W
1 V. !be. eMOUd pork butt or °'-*of lettoNr ..-ec1
ham
2 cupe chopped onion s .... pl1lc, minced loupe••• "'cup,...
2 ta11p a Di• cara••J Med9 1v. t111pawutt
....... twlata fNehlJ ..................
1cup80WcrMm
Chopped,....,
1. Place beans In large sauce·
pan with 6 cups water: bring to
a boll; boll 2 minutes; remove
from heat: allow to stand fo r l
hour.
2. Add remaining Ingredients
to·beans and cooking liquid ex·
cept for sour cream and parsley.
Bring to a boll ; cover and slm·
mer 3 hours or until beans are
cooked.
S. Remove pork; slice Into
smaD pieces. Discard bone and
fat. Add meat to 10up. Skim fat
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off soup.
4 . Add sour cream: stir until
blended. Cook over low heat
until heated through, but do not
bo~. Garnish with parsley.
Makes 3 quoits
CHUJ CON CARNE
1 cup~onlon
2 .,.. g..tlc:, minced
3 talll11p a on• wegetable oll
1 v. ... ground beef
1 cen (I OD.) tometo paste
2 cline(15"' OD. Heh) red
kldneJbeeM,undfalned
"' oup cNll powder 1 llHPDllft M"
1 teaepoon cumin ....
1 teaepoon oregeno IM"9
y, teaepoon • ..,... ......
F .. dropeTabuco
1 cup 80Ur eteeM
1 oup chopped onion
1 cup etil9Clded ctw
1. In large saucepan or Dutch
oven, saut' onion and garlic in
oU for 2 minutes; add beef and
saut~ until it loses pink color .
2 . Stir In remaining Ingredients
except sour cream, onion and
shredded cheese. Cover and
simmer on low heat for 1 hour
or until chUI ls thick.
3. Spoon Into 1<>up bowls; top
wMh sour aeam, chopped onion
and cheese, If desired. Serve
with rice or tortilla chips, as
desired. MalcaB~lngs
COUNTRY BEANS
WITH KNOCKWURST
2 talll11paD11a bMtteror ...........
1 lb. linoc*wuret or frMll·
...... cut In V.-lnch ....
1 a11Pctltpp1doRloll 2 .... (1 ........ pork ... .......
2 oeM(120D.)oont ... ................
"" ......... or~ 2 .-111pumpr1prac'
......wd
I . Heat butter In large skillet.
Brown knockwunt and cook In
butter until tender.
I. Stir In all remaining lngJedl·
ents. Heat, ltlntng occallonally.
Mob• about 8 cups,
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TIPS ON
BUYING A STEREO
By Gerold Kellman
You're sitting in a friend's home, lis·
tenlng to a stereo system re.produce
music so vividly that you feel as though
you were attending a live performance In
a concert hall. Suddenly you decide that
you must replace your vintage phono.
graph or enormous console unit with
quality stereo components.
Among the hundreds of excellent com-
ponents available there's enough shoddv
merchandise to cause the first-time buyer
some concern. And, sad to say, not all
audio salespeople are honest and Inform·
ed enough to guide a first·time buyer to a
succ:es.sful system purchase. Ifs impor·
tant. therefore, to learn as much as you
can about assembling stereo components
before you actually put your money
down on any audio gear.
Speaking of money, unless you can af-
ford to ln\H!$1 about S500 in components,
you'd be better off saving than buying.
Spending much less than S500 on a com-
plete stereo ~em means acquiring units
that certainly will not provide the kind of
sonic experlenoe you en)oyed at your
frtend's house and may only sound
marglnaly better than the equipment
you've vowed to replace.
Tlle next step Involves making up your
mind as to how you want to construct
your system. You must Include three
elements: program source (one or rnoni),
amplifier and speakers (more property
called "loudspeakers"). The loud·
speakers are the only elements In the
audio chain that actually produce the
sound waves you hear. Tlle various pro-
gram sources create electrical signals
which the ampMfler then lncrusa to
drive the loudspeakers.
lllere are three high-fldelfty program
sources -FM radio broadcasts, di9c
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-Family portrait: Morty with wife Shirley Jones and the Cassidy boys, her sons by the late Jack Cassidy. From Left to right. Ryan, Patrick and Shaun.
ONCE BROKE, FORmER FUNNYmAN mARTY INGELS·
mAKES mlLLIONS AS A CELEBRITY BROKER
lg laot>.I SlldH
Eight years ago Marty Ingels was an un·
employed Hollywood comic whose
$85,000 home and car had been repos-
sessed. His wife had left him. His phone
wasn't ringing wilh job offers after I'm
Dlclten1 ... He; fenwr, his lV series,
was cancelled. He was falling apart.
This year, Ingels Inc. will 11verage
$1-mmlon a month In billings. Ingels Is
the number-one celebrity broker In show
buslnesa, whose PJoles.ional advice ls
heeded by every big star In the buslneu,
as well as the Federal Trade Commtsaon.
Ingels brings sponsors and stars togeth-
er, a service for which he charges an
average Sl,000 per body on dellvay.
Everybody Is happy: star names can earn
up to a half-mWlon dollars annually for a
national commercial. And spontOn, WI
Ingels' networl< ol contacts. obtain names
who hitherto shunned commercials.
On a typical week recently he: com-
1'~1ed ncgotietions for film clips of the
late Martlyr\ Monroe's moWll to be ullbed
by a dungarH manufactuttr In Japan,
signed Tony R..Miall to do radk> commer-
cials for wine, got Eva Arden to iv• to
star In a documentary for energy conMr·
vation to be .tM>Wn In tchooll Md David
Wayne to plug aspirin. And Hope Lange,
after tMllng ~ dlffem1t vll'latln ol mat,
egreed lo be lp()ka.worw for • food
proc:eeaot. "Sha didn't II"'-" .,, ounce,
either, ....... obaerva.
Whan ,,,. .. ftnt '""' Into ~.
Jimmy 5etwert and Jim GarMr Mkt no.
Sinai then they h9ve ch9nged tho
...... 1V vWWll'I know from ..tog
Jhetr commera.i..
''IWdford .. d turning down • milbon-
doa. o&r, and rve got. m9on-dollr cs.a b Liza Mlnnea thlit I know lha1
n.n down, too."~ the wawly vo1cec1
comic-turned tycoon.
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It all &Caned when Ingels' fortunes were
at their lowest. A friend from his Brook·
lyn school days telephoned fro m a New
York restaurant with a proposition con·
cemlng Italian film star Rossano Brazzi,
who was seated at an ad)acent table. Did
Ingels know him? Could he obtain Brazzi
to do a couple of lV spots to sell a mail-
order record album?
"I hung up, phoned Brazzi In the res·
taurant, told him the deal, and he
agreed," Ingels laughs. h was easy to
become a businessman. Teleho use, the
friend's f\rm , and Ingels subsequently put
together similar deals with Hans Conreld,
Ginger Rogers and Arthur Fiedler. ln all,
Ingels Msold" 38 celebrities from Rudy
Vallee to Jeny Lee Lewis.
He believed then, and hu proven It
dally ever since, that there was a definite
communications problem among actors
sitting home waiting for agents to call with
the dream rola that rarely come a.long;
agents who dldn 't want to offer crass
commercial selling jobs to tha star-di·
ents; and manufac:tunrrs or their ad agen·
cles who wse avid for star names to
glamon. their products.
Ingels did a meller to 35 top ad agen •
cla In New York, and It clicked. The
firms he MrWS .. a go·betwun are
among the biggelt.
"National Bl>le Week wanted an en-
doc•ment from John Wayne. I got to
him. and he wrote thll letter... he says
promptly.
H. produces a copy of a wsm. cmtng
Mrll8r lrum ~ ou;.....,,.u~ tl..i Cood
Book. It II not the ftnt time ~hat 8lk..:t
a favor from the rnovta' ~guy.
He ctm the Orton W.O.' cognac en-
doncment ae typlc.i of a ltar's availability,
delplM hll agent's protests to the con·
trmy: A French cognac manufacturw
~ Wdet for an endoc•ment. The
..... bulinell managmr WM advtled hll
cllent could earn Sl0,000 poling fof OM
photo wtth the~ bottle. The l'Mna·
ger -.rMd unlmpf and •
"'Then I remembered that Orson fre -
quently appears on Dean Manin 's
'Roasts' when he's in town. I called Dean
and told him about the deal. Fifteen min·
utes later, Ingels got a telegram from the
New York business manager claiming "no
deal," but Welles completed the pact.
Ingels doesn't look like the typical ty·
coon , and he never appears at any of his
three offices in Hollywood nor those In
Tokyo, London, Rome, New York, Chi·
cago, Miami or Nashville.
He Is heatd a lot, but rarely seen. "I
never see anybody. This Is the nerve cen-
ter," he gestures widely. .. And It Is very
netYOUS·making."
A fter one of the zanlat coudShlps this
side of a 1930's movie, Marty mar·
rled his longJtme love and best friend.
Shirley Jones, In November 1977. The
couple live In Shaiey's English-style
Beverly HUis home with her youngest son
(by the late Jack Cassidy) Ryen, now
almost 14. ParenthetlcaDy, Marty en-
vtsages Patrick's upcoming career might
even eclipse half-brother David's and
Shaun's succesees. "He's IN macho man
o.f the boys. He11 concentrate on acting,"
Marty predicts.
Marty has taken over one of the two
dining rooms In their home and turned It
Into his offtoe. Sp.del 9he!wl Md .Mdent
bulh•lrfs ..duce the clutter. There are
two copying t1W1Chlnes, a dnct line from
his broker's office so he can pulse Wall
Street's acttYltia, and always thee arc
the phones. Ten llnes ring contWidy fof
him or his ltaff of 12. One MCtetary
drums, "Heaven Is a place wtthout
phones or 'hokt' llna." One young
woman doa nothing but Nn enands be·
tween the houM and the Holywod me1n
office: a deluxe three-bec:boom pent·
hcMale In a supen«urtty bulktlng, made
mote 10 by thNe double ~and a *>Ut
cha6n on the front doof.
"Why work from homt? So I don't
~to gmt dn•1d." H. prows I thll
day, prowling about In blue silk pajamas.
He Is not a Howard Hughes·type recluse.
far from It: he and Shirley attend parties.
have an active social life. but he saves aJJ.
lmportant tlme by working from home .
He is energy unrestricted. but he Is also
a contradiction: wild ·eyed with more pro·
jects In the air than a gtfted J~ggler, he Is
completely discipllned In many areas.
"The key word Is 'control.'" he says
tlghtJy, and there Is no doubt but that he is
always In that posture.
Of his own acting career, Ingels says,
"Now I work only for fun. I do spots for a
national soft-drink chain, for a car manu·
facturer. lots of banks and savings·and·
loan commerlcals."
He was the voice of Vlrgll -the-mean·
cat during Morris's cat food commercials,
until that feBne's death.
"When I started this business. I was a
semlreguler on PolJ<c Slorv. But I don't
want to be an actor anymore. I don't
know If I could live through the pain and
dis.ppointment again." His expressive
face reflects remembered heU. He es·
capes the memories while touching his
black mUIUlche.
"Now Shirley's career ts hotter tha.n
ever." He Is happy again. In addition to
being the official spokespenon for an ap-
pliance manufacturer, Shirley Jones is up
for a new lV series. has recently starred
In three movies-for-TV and Is one of the
urs ol The Poseidon Adventure, Port U.
"She's to busy she can't go to Big Bear
and ski," he says
A lV company has produced the story
of his comeback and smashing success.
He has formed his own lV and movie
prod~ departJMnt. And con1tandy
those phone lights Ricker. Is Lynda Carter
aval&able? Redd Foxx? Wayne Newton?
Nam. a star. lngejs has dull wtth him or
her. He wins some. He Iota some. Not
every .. Is right for every product. He
explelns: "Zsa Zsa can wD RoOs·Royc;a.
But you wouldn't buy a toatter l'IWI
from he, wouJd you?" IA"
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SEE DOUBLE
It's probably a mblyopia
and con be corrected
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By ffiotllyn mercer
If a preschooler has trouble seeing, it's
usually apparent from his behavior. He
rubs his eyes a lot or trips and falls unne·
c:esaarily. On a sight-seeing expedition, he
won't be able to see clearly the historic
monuments on the far side of the river or
a ship far out at sea. That's If he's near·
qqhted. If he's fardrj>•E'.J. ~ will peer
closely at puzzles and coloring books and
huddle up dole to the lV screen. And so
he is taken to the eye doctor and fitted
with 9'atsa.
A more serious, and, paradoxically,
mon? cu?at*r (since there is no cure for
nearsightedness and farsightedness)
problem Is amblyoplo, and one out of
every 100 children Is afflicted by II. It can
be cured, but the ~c~t:-:,. · ... .i~ •• ~"'
place before the child Is six or, at the out·
side. seven.
Amblyopia, sometimes called "lazy
'!Ve .. i-1 .. ._, 1nc!::1on In which both eyes
are sttucturaly perfect and free of dis-
ease. Howev«r, when the amblyoplc lndi·
vidual tries to use both of them, he getS a
double Image. They are simply not work-
ing on the same w~ngth. "It's like two
horses who perform perfectJy well sepa-
rately," explains New York ophthalmolo·
gist Dr. Maurice Sherman, "but simply do
not~ as a team."
ln amblyop6a there is one weak eye
and one strong eye. In most cases the
weak eye Is no&obly crOSMd, that• ls, II
turns Inward°' outward, due to problems
In the network of mu1eles thM holds the
eye In place. Or It may appc.-pcrfectfy
ncirmel but d not co-opcratv with Its
partner for NlllOOI docton don't quite
undentand as y.t.
The amblyopic learns early In bfe that If
he Is to '" et al he must UM only one
eye. He UMS the ltrong eye and "turns
off" the weak eye. If thts Pf'8C*e con-
tinues Into adukhood, th\ weak eye be·
Marilyn Mercer It a notlonol rnogculnc writer
who fPttlo""" '" orddn on rMdleol lopb
tt• ,-AMILYWtlKLY, Mlfeft ti, "71
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comes vlJ'tually useless. The aduh ambly-
opk: ls, for aD practical purposes, a one·
eyed man. There are operations that can
be done to correct the crossed or wall
eye, but the results are usually only cos-
metic. The habit of using one eye only Is
so Ingrained in the aduh amblyoplc that it
Is almost Impossible to unlearn. according
to Dr. Sherman.
rn .,, .. rw •he reason that amblyopla Is
hard to detect In early childhood ls 1hat
the child can apparently see perfectly
well. If one eye turns inward or outward
many parents feel that this Is simply a
cosmetic problem and not worth the price
of a vtsit to the ophthalmologjst.
lt definitely Is because, If caught early
enough, amblyopia can be cured. In a
small child, exercising the weak eye will
ulK.ld1iy restore normal vision. The tech·
nique Is simple. It consists of patching the
strong eye for a few weeks or even months
so that the chllti le '"'ced to use the weak
eye. ln "°""° r.ases tnts """' ,, 1 ,.. • r
In most cases it does. And most chUdren
will not object to wearing a ''pirate's
patch" for a little while.
h Is poS15ible to go through life using
one eye only, but there •e drawbacks.
First of all, depth lltslon Is reduced. And
more Important. II anything happens to
the other eye, the Individual Is considered
legaly blind.
A child's eyes are more Important than
his teeth. We regularly take our small
children to the dentist for checkups even
when nothing In penlcular MCmS lo be
wrong. It's )ult as Important to have a
young.,acr's eyes checked out at the age
of tht'ft °'four, even II nothing snms to
be wrong.
A amp&. home tat. Cowr one of your
child's eya, and ask him to Identify small
pk:tura on a wall 20 to JO feet away: a
houM. a tree. a ltk:k figure. Then cowr
the other one end try the same thing. If
there II a disc:Npancy I may or may not
be amblyopla. But tt Is ceJ1alnlv worth a
visit to the ophthalmnlcT'I' ' ~~ ~
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Faal 1rowl~ lrHl. LOM8AAOV 3 for POPLAR P. ,.ltfal 1tand1 1traitllt and all. Adcf1 ttoa .. ty lftCI
value to yo"' yard. Nice for s 2 Q Q tcreen1, lanes. ttorclert, w lndbro•k· •
ers. ttack1round1. Noted for their
1rac ... 1 bu .. ty -often 1row e for s 3.85 ...... 1 ,_ • year. Yo.. ,.t
IMltthr,• 2 to 4 fl. ''"' ready or 12 tor S 1 50 tran• entlnt. 2• for $13.15
2 lor S 9.49
4 for S18.49
The arhtocrah of any 1arc1en. TREE PEONIES
(Puonla tulfrulticosa) )'lolcl up to 200 1lant
bloom1 o n ONE plant. Bloom' are up to I In.
acrou -each petal look' like 110ft Orlental
1ilk. Fotla91 I• 1 lush, clHP green. Very hardy
thrub 1rowt up to ' ft. L lvu for 1eneratlont.
Vout choice of dH P reel, pure white,. tunrou1
pink.
Bushel Basket Size
CUSHION MUMS
lm11lnel A yard lull of CUSH·
ION MUMS for .... titan to 1;•nh
eacht Produce load1 of fall
ltlooma on ••ell rounded plant.
Make wonderful cut llowert.. You
t•t choice flelcl .. rown root c11.1 .. 10 for $1 &!.
ionL Ver)' hardy -thrive enn In 20 '°' Sl ~ poor t01I w ith little care. OUR
color cho lca. .oJ pink bronze reel or yellow. INO sent )o Arll , t:1111. or Wash J
Extraordinary Ground
Creeping RED SEDUM
Hardy 1rouncl co•e•. Stclum spur·
1um or Oraton-. 81000 11111
tro .. bluoott with 1ttncll•e, thick
4 for
$1 .00
enrtreen foliate 111 )'Hr incl reel. I 10, \ 1 1~
slar·llke flowers June. lhrou9h 1 2 10, •J ~O
September. Neech no prunlnt. z4 tor 14 I)
Grows l to 4 In. 1111. You tel har· 41 10, 1q lS d y. northern ""r-y 1rown pl1ntt..
Easy to Plant . Easy tu Grow
Rose of Sharon Hedge
(cover SO IHI)
20 lor S3.7S
(cower 100 IHI)
ROS£ OF SHARON HEOGE(Hlbltc"s syrl1cu1I
lram11 r our lanCl~pe. H•rcly 1hrubl 1row !t 10
1 O fl. tall. HeC11• "filled with beautiful bloom•
each summer -OUR choice of rod, white or
purple bloomt.. Nice H an 1nlorm•I privacy
tc•Hn. Acids beauty and walue to )'Our yard.
Yo" 1et healthy, I to 2 fl. lllrub1.
AMAZING EAT STRAW8ERRIES FROM
PfNI( VINE: TO ~ROST
ORDER HERE:-PLEAS& PRIN•---·
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BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 61701
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Colorado Blue Spruce
B••utlfut COLOR ADO BLUE
SPRUCIE (Picu punten1 9t1uc:a)
acid• more buuly ind value to
your yard ftery yu r. You rec:en.e
1t..-ont. northef'n nur .. ,,y .. trown,
nicety rooted, 4·year·old, 1 O to 11
In. seeclllnt•· Ju1t rlthl tor tran1-
pt1ntlnt. E•c•ll•nt for u1e u cor-,.... 1roup1, wlndbruk1. lndlvldu11
3 for
$1.95
7 fOf S3.95
16 for S7 95
Masses of Color Early in Spring
CREEPING PHLOX
Colorful CREEPING PHLOX
(P. Sukl•lll trows only about 4 tn. tall. Stay1 trMn all yNr, tlVH mu-of color In Hrly :;:r:;; ~~-:o:~~~ :1.::-...::r:1 trouftd co•or or !>Order. You r• eel¥• 1tront ftOrtllef'ft-9rOwn fletd d lwlslon1. Grown In partial lftacl•
or full aun.
I for SU5
• fOf $2.15
18 for SUS
One of Natures most richly
colored trees ·•
Royal
RED
MAPLE
Grows moat
lr'lywhere
Wonderful
sh•''"
$1.50 ea.
'lcw $4.UO
• lot 11.M
Won41orfut llled• ''"· RllCll Mepto CAcor rubrum)
...... " ~· """ ._.. '" ....... 111•1 """ to ~le11t INrtel In , .. ,. Hertly. q,!-se •etl•t·
altl. ~•tt1f0Wlftt. Qrow1 ttP to JI ft. v-,..
eel,,. ltro"I, lloe•ll'J rMlllCll I lo 4 fl. tr"''
BONUSES .......... .....
..... 50C ..... ,.. .... _. .. .......................... _......_ .........
............. 11 ......
Stays Green AN Year
Blue Flowers in Spring
Needs No Special Care
Plant • 12 month carpet ot ptu1tl, 10 f evertrHn PERIWINKLE (Vinci or
minor). Produces buutlfut ta.en-
der·blue flow en, In '!>'Int -llitll· $ 1 g 8 lltllh eHn th• dullHt ueas of •
your yard. You eet llHllhy, nlcely
rooted pt1ntr.. Orow 4 to I In. 1111 25 lot S 3.9e
in aun, t111de, poor tolls toot One 50 for S e.N
plant cowers 2 tQ. ft. 100 tor $12H
One of the Fastest Growing Trees
LOMBARDY POPLARS
f'ut 1rowl~ tree._ LOMBARDY 3 for POPLAR P. "ltra) stanch 1tr•itlll and all. Adds lteeuty and
value to your yard. Nice for $2 oo scruna, tann. bOrder1, wlndltreak· • era, ltackerou nd1. Noted for their
traceful beeuty -often 1row e IOf' S 3 es M<reral ffft a year. You 111
,,..ttlly, 2 to • ft. tl'MI ready for 12 tOt S 7 50
tr•n•lanll"'. 24 tor $1115
2 lor S 9.49
4 lor S1e.49
Tiie arhlocrah of any 11rden, TAE:E PEONIES
(Paeonla suffrultico11) yleld up to 200 tilnl
bloom• on ONE plant. Blooms are up to I In.
acron -u ctl pet11 looks like toll Orlenut
1llk. f'oliat• la • lu1h, deep trHn. Very hardy
"'rub trows up to 6 ft. Love\ for 1ener1Uon1,
Your choice of deep red, pure white, lu1trou1
pink.
Bushel Basket Size
CUSHION MUMS
tmaelnel A yard full of CUSH·
ION MUMS tor ten tllln 10 ~entt
eaclll Proctuce 1oad1 of fall
1ttoom1 on each rounded plant.
Make wonderful cut ftowen. You
, •• choice fletd1rown root dl•lt-10 for $1 es
lon1. Very llardy -thrive eon In 20 tor $3 SO poor toll wltll little care. OUR
color cholcA.Of pink llronu ,_. or yellow. llYO! sent )o Ariz . 'talll , or Wash /
Extraordinary Ground
Creeping RED SEOUM
Hudy 9round cover, Sedum 1pur-
1um or Dr11on's Blood lilts
troubtespoh wllll attr1ctio , thick
4 for
$1 .00
cvertrcen foliate 1U ye1r Ind red, I •0, , 1 1~
1tar·llke flower\ June lhrou9h I 2 10 , ,1 ~O
September. Need\ no prunlnt. 1• ,0 , '' a
Grows l to 4 '"· 1111. You t•I ,,.,. 41 10 , 1, n
dy, northern nur-y 9rown pt1nt\.
Easy to Plant · Easy tc. Grow
Ros~ of Sharon Hedge
(cove1 SO lffl)
20 for S3 75
(cover 100 Ifft)
ROSIE Of' SHARON HEOGE(Hlbhcu• syrl•Cu•I
fram .. your tanchc~pt. Hardy thrubs trow S to
10 fl. till. Hedte h fllted with beaullful bloom•
e1ch tummer -OUR choice of reel, whl:e or
purple blooms. Nice ., 1n 1nlorm1I privacy
..:reen. Adds beauty and nlut to your yard.
You t•l 11 .. 1thy. I to 2 ft. 1hrub1.
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AMAZING EAT STRAWBERRIES f'ROM
PINK VINE TO ~"OST
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TREE
2 '°' A .75 11lcw14.15
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Wipe out mice a way that's cleaner, easier, surer than
traps: d-CON Mouae-Prufe.• This exclusive formula is
specially made to alt.net and kill mice.
ihey eat it eagerly, then go away and
die. No mousetra))8 to empty. d-CON
Mouse-Pru!e takes the mess out of
killing mice. ~ etrect.ive. Outsells
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Cleanaing hemorrhoidal tis-
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pre-m oistened sort cloth pads
impregnated with a gentle
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freshen and 1-----~
cleanse without all
that discomfort.
Quickly r em ove
irritants. Flush-
able t-00.
Lacy Crochet
Lacy pineapples cascade ftom the Yoke of
this chinning tot's dress. Chit Ho. S6I
has crochet clrec:tk>ni for siZes 2 and 4 years.
1979 AutUM contains many lovely
designs plus a Gilt $edl0n with full direc-
tions fOf 20 items and a ao... eo..on. ,~i <nit No. 561 is SlOO, pkd 25< fcrJIC)ef ".J q and handling. 1979 MM. Is S2.00 • > for eech copy. s.nd ordm 10:
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ROY KABAT TRAINS DOGS TO
''HEAR'' FOR THE DEAF
Roy Kabat, who trained
animal actors for motion
picture and television work for
26 years. Is now training dogs
for the de4f on his 325-acre
ranch In the pastoral Applegate
Valley of Southern Oregon.
Jn the first six months of an
ongoing Dogs for the Deaf pro-
91lim. 160 requests were re·
celved for trained dogs. There
are 15 mllllon persons In the
U.S. with hearing Impairment,
1.3 mllllon of whom could use
dogs now.
One of the dogs that recendy
completed the four-month
training program at the ranch
was placed with a young
mother who Is deaf. The dog
has been taught to let her know
when her baby cries, when the
telephone rings, when someone
is at the door. when the alarm
clock rings. when the smoke
alarm sounds.
This dog Is a mutt -as are
the others chosen for training -
a scruffy little mutt who came
from the local Humaf1e Society
adoption center. Saved from
euthanasia, he ls now perform-
ing a valuable service as a listen-
ing bnk that enables a deaf
mother to care for her child.
Dogs for the deaf are trained
In simulated living room. dining
room, bedroom and office
"sets." They are trained with
sllent hand signals. wllh pa·
tience and repetition, the same
way animal adoB are trained.
Initially, they are rewarded
with food -"II ls Instinct," says
Kabat. "Seals, sea lions.
whales. porpoises . . . they
always work for bait" -and
eventuaUy. with a pat on the
head and wOfds of praise. The
SUPER
BAU.POJNT
PEN -Pt.us
The Selecto 5 Plut, felltura a
CartJ6de •nw•ver. a knife b&ade,
lud pence, blue bell pen. •
magnet at the top of the lnllru·
ment. The plus: lnt«Change·
able red wrtttng pen. 18 lead ,...
fllt .Mt four pen rwftls $16.70
ppd. DIMnond Pendl Scrtbert
Mfg. Co., P.O. Bo. 913. Oepc.
FW, N.Y. N.V. 100'l3.
•• ,~YwmcLY ...... tl."'9
words must come from the per·
sol'\ the dog is woriting for
Hearing persons can hurt the
job-and-praise relationship by
doing the task and discouraging
the job or by petting the dog
and confusing Its role.
Kabat. who started his career
as a free-lance writer and
photographer. got Into the
world of animal-training and
entertainment when he was
aslced to produce the circus seg-
ment of a combined musical·
review-Ice show circus In a
Hollywood nightclub.
He needed small animals. He
wanted baby elephants.
"My first llttJe elephant was
Baby Marie. a 'bottle baby' who
was flown from Cambodia. I
raised her on mJk and rice
and raisins."
As he bu.ill up his personal
collection of animals. he learn·
ed how to train them by hiring
·'old-time pros."
Among these trainers was
Don Mclennan. who Is now
the training supervisor for the
Dogs for the Deaf program.
[fhe U.S. Army sent Melen·
nan to Berlin at the end of
World War II to head a parade
platoon of 76 horses. Later he
handled animals and doubled
for ac:tors In many movies.)
In the 1950's, when the
shopping·center concept was
91owlng. Kabafs performing
animals -baby elephants.
ponie$. dogs -were in great
demand. "It was necessary to
advertise to draw people to the
center!', and the animals drew
thousands:· he said.
This led to the production of
a weekly hour·long television
show on Kn.A.
Kabat's t>lg break came when
he started leasing animal actors
to movie and television studios.
Then he was hired as rtsldent
manager and studio manager of
I -
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Jungleland. where he also con-
ducted a training school for
wild-animal training.
Kabat beccwne president of
Animal Actors of Hollywood. a
. position he stlll holds, and. at
the peak of his professional ac-
tivity. he supervised the training
and on-set handling of more
than 1.300 birds and animals
for the supermuslcal of the
l 960's, Dr Dolittle.
He purchased the Applegate
Valley ranch in the early 1970's
-he calls It Animal Actors
Ranch -as a rest and propaga-
tion place for his animals and as
a place where he could slow up
a bit.
Ahhough he envisions even-
tually training 100 dogs for the
deaf every four lo five months.
Kabafs current operation is still
small. In its first year 16 dogs
were trained and placed.
It will take time and energy to
make it grow. and Kabat Is giv·
Ing it both. The program has
received tax-exempt status and
Is now looking for funding help
from the Kiwanis. the National
Grange. Jaycees. Lions and
other groups. as well as from in-
dividuals and foundations
Right now. he's working with a
small grant from Jackson Coun·
ty, some federal (Comprehen·
slve Employment Training Act)
funding for his apprentice
trainers. and five acres of land
he donated 10 the program.
From shelter to point of
delivery, the cost of care and
training Is about $2.500 per
dog. but a qualified applicant,
who can expect 10 years of
companionship and service
from the dog. pays nothing.
"We operate the same way
the Guide Dogs for the Blind
program operates." Kabat ex·
plains. "There Is no charge.
Those who can afford It all
may make a donation." l&J
HANGING
STRAWBERRY
BASKET
Here Is an arrangement of lus·
trout green foliage, delicate
white blossoms. light red ber·
r1es. You get three hardy, ever·
bearing trailing strawberry
plants. With hanging beskct.
$2.98 plus 40' pottage and
h«tdllng. Mkhlgwl BuR> Co ..
D.pt. HB-1. 1950 ~.
Grand R.pda. Mtch. 49550.
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w.a4: TM Surgeon Gann Has Det.-..
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Winston
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--~~-Lady Plugs In Zoysia · Grass
aves Time, Work & Money
GRASS SEED Will NEVEi GROW A LAWN UKE THISI
SAYE WITH OUlt SPECIAL INTRODUCTOltY OFFEI
UP TO 200 AMAZOY ZOYSIA GIASS PLUGS fl.EEi
By Jed T. Johnaon. Agronotnlat
Every year J He people pour more and
more money Into iheir lawna. They dig,
fertiliu and lime. They rake It all in. TheJ acatter t heir
.-and roll and
wattt it.
Birds love it!
Seed• •hich aren't washed
a•af by rain
f.i•e them a
eut. Bvt llOt'M
llttd growa, and
eoon It'• time to
weed, •at.er and mo•, mo• ... until summer comes to bum the lum into
hay, OT crabgTU8 and dlllt&Mll infest it.
That's •hat happens to ordinar}' vaa. but
not to Ama110y Zorala.
"llOWtD IT 2 mES." nms ....
For example, Mn. M. R. Mitter •rites
me how her lawn " .•• 111 the en•T of all who see It. When everfbocly'a lawna around
here are brown from drousht Olln juat ata11
a1 sreen u uer. 1•,,. ne•er watered it, oalJ when I put the plap in •.. La.at sammer
•e had 1t mo•ed (2) t.imes. Another thins.
•e never 'have to pull anr ....eecla -it'a jvat
wonderful I"
And from Jowa came word that the atet.e'a
lariat llen'a O•rden Club picked a Zcmtia
law11 u the "top lawn -nnrly perf~ In ill a,.a. Yet this lawn had been watered oalJ
once all aamrner up to AaC'llU
DROUGHT AND WEAR RESISTANT
Amazoy lawn~ take cookOlllS and panic~ -
children playing on i1 won·r hun 11. or rhcm·
selves! Stays grttn right duu ~corching heat and
drought!
NO NHD TO llP OUT PllSINT GIA.55
PWG AMAZOY INTO OtD LAWN,
NIW GaOUND Oii NUISHY ADA
J ust set Amaaoy phap into holes In
,;round like a cork in a botUe. Plant 1 foot a.part, chedlerboard atyle.
When planted in oiatinc lawn areas plup will 1-pttad to dri•e out oldL... un-
wanted crowth, fnclvdintr weed1. r;aay
plantinc lnstructioN with order.
,.mnu .,..... FR Er Wl1-. -· • Pl-······ ~-Pl··Amuo1 nclv11ive l No one else can offer you th111 patented 2·war plagrer. Suet
bendinr, time, work. Light, rugged, In·
vahu1ble fM tran1plantin1r. Cuts away
competinc ~wth u it dip plur;holes
Cuts YowWerla, Saws Yeu Meney
Your cleep-rocKed, establlshed AmaJOJ lawn taftll JOU time and money in many
waya. ll nenr Meda nplaenient ... ends
-n-llftding foreftl'. Pertillsillg and watering (water eo1b motte)', too) are rarely If ner
needed. Jt encla the need tor crahcrau killen
pe-rmanenUy. ll cut.I puhinc a noiq mower
1n the bll8t.erin_J 1an b)-Ill.
CHOICES out CIAIGIASS
If it un't Amn:ou, you'rr nnl s:f'llin~
the pluf!• O.at mad~ Zo111Jio fa 111out .
Tl: __ ,_ ....... llfLll1
(Our 241h Year) CentrJI Oll1cos and Store 1414111 1 k .............. .,.,.
1'/emr •"" me 11111ronled .A ""'t01 tu chttked klow: Thick rich, lullarloaa Amuoy crow• Into
a carpet of trrAM that choka oat crab«nu
and weecla all n-long. It will NOT winter ltlll. Goee off lb Crftft color after
klllln« fro.l repine frah new beauty ••erJ
Sprlns -a tnae perennial I ,_ ..... Play.,..., .... Spett
End ero11lon of alopn with Amuoy.
Perreet anawer for hard-to-co,,.r apola,
plaf·WO"' a .....
'"' ()wft s.,,ly .. "• , ............. Eatebllahld AIBU01 cl• .. JOU 'lo,.la
pl1ap to -,lant In other ane• aa delllred I
NO SllD, NO SODI
< TMre'e no .... that -,rod9"9 wlntar-hardy
lleyer Zonia. Sod of ordlaa17 l'U9 llrlqs
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PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Glbaon
ARE YOU
ANXIETY-PRONE?
Doea physk:ol exerdae stop anxiety?
Con tolklng to yourself be therapeutic?
Are short aleepera more onxloua?
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. If you will cultivate your ability lo zero
In on another's feelings, to "put yourself
In his place" (psychologists term this em·
pothy), any feelings of anxiety that plague
you will be materiaDy reduced.
I . When you're trying to shake off feel·
ings of wony and anxiety over the out·
come ol a situalion, the wont lhing you
can do Is to start talking to yoiJraelf about
It. This serves to internalize your con·
cerns, cause them to multiply and sets the
stage f<>f self.generated anxiety.
S. Physical exercise is one of the best
ways to banish anxiety.
4 . Arudety·prone persons react different·
ly to success and failure than others do.
5. You can teD how arutk>us a person Is
-no matter how hard he tries to conceal
his feelings -just by watching hls eyes.
6 . Short sleepers -those who sleep ap-
preciably less than 7 or 8 hours a night -
tend to be more wonied and an111ety·
prone than long sleepers, who sleep 9
hours or more.
ANSWERS
1. True. Studies conducted by In·
vestlgators horn v~ Commonwealth
University and E..t Carolna UnlYenlty
conftrm that the extent to which • penon
ernpalhlzes with others is dffdty related
to the amount of anidety he is subject llO.
And this was found to apply to boch types
of anxiety -the ld-gmaated variety
and the kind that mulls from an actual
thrat from some external source. It la
potnted oUt that "the relatlonshtp be·
tween einpechy and anxiety la conllstltnt,
9lrK:e empalhy refers llO Jhe lndMdual's
Mnslttvlty to the needs of othen, while
anxiety II• pnoccupdon chlracteiad
by Mlf-doubt and Mf-awarenaa." It II
• noeed that when a penon .. overly
focuted on hims ... It Is not surprillng
that he may not be MNMlw to the l"Mledl
of othm.
I. Falu. Psychological studies con·
dUdld at the UnMnlty ol Buenos Alra ttMJW tMt .. llr\tlra .._...,. or....,llO
OMMl/, t. the oppcllill tiff«t ... ec·
tualy ........ ,..... of-*'Y. It noted
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tlldng '°one.I II °"9r'I much ..... ~
more convenient !Ml\ finding aomeoi• .. '° ... '° -pertcullrty when the
ln9lllr II ol a .,....,,., or ClOlliMmtial
Mftft.
3 . True. This Is so for some people, false
for others. In studies at the University of
Toledo It was found that anxious subjects
-those who made high scores on anxie-
ty tests -"experienced a cathartic
phenomenon, a significant reductlon In
anxiety" following vigorous physical ac·
tivity. On the other hand. subjects who
were lc'W In anxiety experienced a signifi-
cant lncnaw In anxiety foDowing a simllar
period of vigorous exercise.
4 . True Studies on the effects of anxiety
on success and failure In the achievement
o( goals or performance ol creative tasks,
conducted by behavioral scientists at
Budapest's Eotvos Lorand University.
show that success raised the level of per·
formanc:e for hlgh#v anxious person5 to a
much greater extent than for other sub-
jects. However. It was found that "fol·
lowing failure, low·anxlous subjects lm-
proued their performance, while the
hlgh-onxloul did wone." To put It a dif-
ferent way: highly anxious people rec.elv·
ed the greatest stimulation from suc·
cesaful endeavor but suffered the most
advene reaction from failure. But while
persons wtth a low·anxlety quotient re-
ceived only a nominal lift from success.
their failure, Instead o( knocking the
props from under them. tended to spur
them on toward a better performance.
5 . True. When a person becomes anx·
lous, his eyes tmd to "get bigger," the
puptls gradually growing larger as anxiety
lncreaMS. A Unlvenlty of Manttobe (Can·
act.) study. evaluating the results of
luding raHreh on stress and anxiety,
concludes from the evtdenc:e that "the
puplllary reaction to an arudo\15 sftuatlon
Is generally an lncrusc in me." (Maybe
that's why some poker players wear dark
glasees.)
6 . True. The San Ja. State University
(Cdf.) stud ... of arudety levels of short
and long slecpcn were broken down as
folows: more than 300 colege students
were ask.d, "How meny hours do you
sleep each night?" On the baSls of their
replla. long and short sleepers were
designated and dMded Into two !JOUps.
Each subject was admlnam.d a standard
SJIYChologkal tat dal!JMd '° meuutt ~ of menlfat .w.ty (.w.ty being
cWtnld as worblg under strain, constant
wonytng, tllkJng things hard). Findings:
"Short alNpal showed stgnlfk.andy
t.W---of anxJety than long llWI .a..p.n." ..,
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How Lighting
Affects Behavior
You may not be aw•e of It, but where
you sit In a room and ewn how relued
you feel al 11 party may be influenced by
lighting says a Penn State profaeor.
"Public space has a very unlfonn
overhead lighting system," says John E.
Flynn, professor of architectural
engineering. "If you want to empty out a
room In which you are having 11 cocktail
party, try turning on all the lights. People
don't seem to feel as comfortable conver·
sing In a publicly lit setting."
Flynn has found that by changing the
location of the light In a room, he could
change the direction In which expertmen·
tal subjects faced. People also selected
where they 1111, he says, depending on
the kind of experlence they expected to
haye -In d•ker areas for more casual
situations, In brighter parts II told they
were going to be given a~.
Lighting also affects the speed al which
traffic moves through tunnels, Flynn
found In other rae.arch. He says that
unlfonn Bghtlng on the wa8s of the tun·
nels rather than only overhead lighting
provides a feeling of greater spaciousness
-and encourages a study traffic flow
Coaches Beware
Game time Is apeclaJty dangerous for
football and basketball coaches -not
because of Irate fan1 but because the
C011Cha' heart rates iypically shoot sky
high. acconling '° raearch done by • ~m Young Untwnity pofawt.
The heart r• ol head c«*ha during
the games ~ almoet 100 pm:ent
~ the •vereea rae1ng hurt '* MYI Dr. Phlllp A&Mn. a profemor of physbl
educatton. "ff the *-' on the heart i.
not dealt with, It could ~ lead to a
Mrk>ul heart en.c:k," he "*"'· According to Alllen, unllke the pa.y.n, CC*hel c.nnot get nd of thll
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Dealing With The Angry Child
How do you handJe your chlki's anger?
Dealing wtth angry chlldren can be puzz·
llng and dlstr~g for many aduls. But It
will be easier for you to respond wtth the
hefp of these tips &om 71-e Aggreaue
Child by Fritz Red! and David Wineman:
• "Catch" the chlld being good. Let
the chlld know what behavk>f pieasel you
by retnfofcing good behavk>r and re·
can do to relieve the stre'5 Is yell at the
"'eree and pace a lot," he says.
And that's exactly what Alsen recom-
mends they do.
"A coach who can externalize his
behaviof by yelling at the referee Is much
better off than the stoic, silent type who
keeps It aD In," he says.
Alsen believes coaches aren't the only
ones who have high heart rates during
bal games -the subject of his next study
wUI be the heart rates of fans.
Good Scout
They don't malce Boy Scoutl the wey
they u..d tQ.. Just take a &ook at the new
pcaidornt of Exploring, the Boy Scoull
prospm f~ young adults -an efferves-
cent women, Nancy Wtnecoff. "Many
people are surprised there are women In
the Boy Scouts." she says.
Wlnecoff MY' that women have
been ellgible for the &plortng prowam
~ 1912 and cumndv comptM
one-thJrd of the rMmbers. Explortng
has a dual emphm on ~ and
"high ad'*1ture." and the tp«tallln
of the ....ty 25,000 pcJlb 8Cl'Oll the
COUnby range from \IOClltional ....
9UCh • ~ and rnedlme to
~·end~.
sponding to positive efforts.
• Deliberately Ignore Inappropriate
behavior that can be tolerated. Don't lg·
n«e the child, just the behavior. But
make sure the child recognizes the
behavior ls Inappropriate.
• U. closeness and touching to calm
the chlld.
• Express an Interest In the child's ac·
tMtles. Many outbwm can be prevented
by showing an Interest In what the chUd Is
doing.
•Ease ten.sk>n through humor. J<ld.
ding the child out of an outburst may of.
fer a "face saving" opportunity. But don't
tease or be sarcasdc.
• ExplUl litu.atlons. HeJp the child
understand the cause of his frustraliOn.
For more tips on dealing with an angry
child, you may want lo .end away for a
free booklet~ by the National In·
stltute of Mental Health. Request "Plain
Tolle " A.bout DeolJng Wlfh the Angry
Child by wrting to: Consumer Informa-
tion Center. Dept. 645 G, Pueblo, Colo.
81009. Please allow 6 to 8 weeks for
detvery.
WW\ecoff reveals she Initially was at·
tracted to the Exploring Pf'O!Pm In her
hometown, Ahemarle, N.C., because
of her Interest In the outdoon. And
she's found time during her 90Pho·
SQ (
Lifestyles
Fltneee. Despite the current
fitness boom, only 15 percent of
American adults exercise enough to
achieve fltnes5 reports a new Harris
survey. And the study says that a full
41 percent of those surveyed were con·
sldered nonactive. The survey chal-
lenged 50me other popular beliefs,
reporting that people who exercise
regularly do not sleep, eat or smoke
less than people who are Inactive.
Te..,,..lon. You can get orchestra
seats for productions of Shal<es-
p ear ea n plays featuring such
distinguished actors as Sir John
Gielgud and Anthony Quayle -right
In your own bvlng room. The BBC Is
embarillng on an ambitious project of
presenting all of the Bard's works over
six "seasons" on public television. This
season look for Richard II, Measure
/or Measure and Henry VU/ (check
local listings for details).
And to complement yoor television·
viewing, check out the compank>n
programs on National Public Radio's
"Shakespeare Festival." In addition to
broadcasting half-hour prologues to
the televised p&ays, NPR wW present
other programs Including a two-hour
special, "WUllam Shakespeare -A
Portrait In Sound, tt a drarnatil.atk>n of
the authoc's life and times stamng
Joan Hackett and Julie Harris.
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SUllOAY, MICM 11
10:00 U llll IJJJ CAiiee• WeW Clla...,i-lliJ DoAlelll~ Came 1-
East Regional from Greensboro, N.C. Game 2-Mideast Re11onal from
lnd11n1pohs, Ind. Teams not available at press lime m o.1"' o.awt 10:30 m l'YI llseNll The Los Anaeles Dod&ers at the Montml [lpo~
1:00 8 Cl) [lJ (11) Ootal 0,.11 G.lf rinals covmge from the Doral
Q>untry Club 1n Miami, fla
U (}) CID> !2ll Tiie Superitus Q>verage ol the Soperteams finals
1:30 m Dodaer rrofile
2:00 • Q)) (HJ SpoitsWorW
2:30 U [I) all Wofld Series of Auto llKitl1-hlteraatioMI llK1 of
Clll•piofts Q>vmge of Part II 1n the finals from the Atlanta lnterna
honal Raceway in Atlanta, Georgia.
3:00 U Cl) CIIJ [lJ Cllalltn11 of the S.us featured events include·
Gymnastics Bart tonner vs Linda Tardiff; Show Jumpina Bernie
Trauria vs Terri Rudd. freestyle Sk11na Lea H1lgren vs Gree Athans.
3:30 • ®) 121) W'Mlt Wofld of $pofts
3:45 U [2) cm l'YI BaUtNM Teams to be announced
TUESDAY, MARCH 20
1:00 Cl) rro Blsletblll The San Diego Clippers al the Portland Tr11lblams.
WEOllESDAY, MARCH 21
7:30 Cl) rro a.slttblU The San Dieeo Clippers 11 the Golden Stale Warriors.
FRIDAY, MARCH 23
5:30 U (}) <ml C2ll WU World H...,....... Ch.,.....ltl Live coveraee
of two champ1onsh1p hghts fealurine a I 5·round bout between Larry
Holmes and Osvaldo "Jaws'' O~asio: 1nd 1 12·round bout between Ken
Norton 1nd [arnie Shivers.
SATUROAY, llMCH 24
11:30 8 O QJ) IAlltce ....._, CMl!t,.._., O.••lehMtr National
Semi·F1nals Game I-West vs. Midwest G1me 2-ust vs. Mideast
Tums to be 1nnounced.
2:00 8 Cl) (J]) (Ill Tou,_..llt P'llyen Clla111,._,.i, W
1:30 • (]) <2ll Alntricl• s,.,1llNI
3:308 Cl) (J]) (Ill s,.11 ~'
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LilO e "l1lt rtrill If ,.._" (com) '67-Pat Boone, Terry· Thomas.
Pamela Austin e "IW, IW s...t C..rlettt" (hor) '65-Belle D1•1S, Olrv1a
de Hav1lland. Joseph Cotten.
':00 U Cf) (fl (21) "l1lt JericM llile" (dra) '79-Peter Strauss. B111n
Dennehy. Richard L'wson, Roger E. Mosley, Billy Green Bush, Ed L1uter.
llOllOAY, llMCH I'
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TUESDAY, llMCH 2t
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HI a @ (I1J "IM S." (wes) '72-Clmlts Bronson, Ursull Andress.
Tosh110 Mrfune,A111n Otton. Capuc1nt.
WlllMSDAY, MICM ZI
lilO e "Clty fer r..-t" (dra) ·•o-James C11ney, Anthony Quinn.
TIMSOAY, IMllCH U &.• e ..._ c." (id'f) '68-Richard Boone. Vera Miies a "Tiit .....,..." (dfa) '69-Audrey Hepbllfn, Burt laflClsler
• "SiMf a.iicit" (d11) '55-Ptul Newman, N1t1lle Wood
FRIDAY, IMllCM ZJ liO a [I) (ll) '11lt •n1 If Cb" (mus) '39-Judy Garland, Ray
Bo1111, 8tf1 lalw, Jack Hiiey, fraiik Morain, 81lhe Burke. M1r1.,et
Hamilltll.
• "Ola ..._. I Die" (dr•) '66-Ur$Ula Alldress. Jolln Derek
• -Y .. """"' (dr•) '61 -Bun ltnastlf, Dina Memll
• 9J"IMf • s.a," (com) '60•Mtlina Mttcovrl a:ll e "Tiit ._ ~ .....,_,. (adv) ·1s-eo Ho11kin•. · UllllllY, _.. H.
1.9 e '1111 ...... "'*" (adv) '67-0ollt McCIUft • "C.-a "*-" (COlll) '63 Bob"°"· l11<111t Ban. Rip Torn &• e ......... Iii Ill , ..... ,. idf•) '70-Rrcllafd Kilty.
• "f• If • ._. ~ (dfl) "64-Sop1111 Loren. Stepllt11
eo,d. Cllr~lf """""' HI e (I) 0 (!!) "II Olllt LM" («I) '79-RK1111d lholll11, M1t
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U°'YM•lA D ®> a Ft1t11res .... z.-.. ...
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l1Jl Africultllrt USA
7:00 a C1J ({I) Monlina
D @ QI) Todl1 Show
11700 Club
8 Cil (JI) a Cood Mornln1
Allltria David Hartman hosts
DT!lt ff'OClllts mm Cartoons fD \'oea llM Htaltll
-1:30-
• Body hddies m meartooM m Mister ... .,,
8:00
• OJ) c.-~ •• ,..
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fD Cl) Fut111es
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AFTmRNOON
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Wed Ch1ldre11·s JV maeazme
.. .., f Mfite lllaftiaA mm a CMteOM
@ TllleJIUf'sWiN
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llll ri1a Meare
QI) Oiull!; Tte Ttc O..p furs
(5JJ ........ IMct
4:00
• Mitt) Gamt
Ma.·l? Mon. rues & Thurs
Alltrsc.ltool Special Wtd Merv
Griff111 Sllow cont r 11
D lbty Tyjtr Aloofe; S,ecill Trt1f
lues (R) "five Fmeer Discount" A
13 year-ofd 1111, new in ta-n, starts
shophfl1n& to impress other
youn&slers and btcome one of lhM
group Nancy Malone, Dawn lyn,
Elizabeth Allen, Peter Don1t and
Hamel Nelson star
D ®; Alttrscllool Speci1I Wed
(R) "My Mom's Hmne a Baby" A t1m11y ped1at11mn helps n1ne·year
old Petey. whose mo I her rs ore1nant,
and his two playmates to understand
the tacts ot human reproduction Dr
lenclon Smith. Shane Smutko, Jarrod
Johnson and lbchel loneaker sta1
U Wild Wild ht
(]]) Tllo Wies
(ft) Carol lwlllft & Fritt14s; S,ecill
TIM Jues
181 SW. Set m rib Alttr•
QI) Spedat Trett Tm
-4:.JO-
llletY Griffill Mon J ues & Thurs
D M ..... rt Sllow C..cepl Tues
Ulltwsfnday only
M'A'S'H <IDl Cafll lurMtt (acept Wed m mea11.-s il1l llletY Griff11 SMrr (ace pt I ues
fD Milter loctrS
Ill) Elllft"CY 0.. Mon • Tues I
Thurs Afttr1dlell S,.U.1 Wed TN Jebr'1 WIW fo
ljtJ Tic h e Deup Empt Tuts
lff) °"' Wy
5:00
UD& ®""' Yous '"'It's s,ecial Wed
"The Yur ot the Draaon" lllWS Fii
• Tiie lillic ......
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(fl) De Ulla Clll•
G)Twru
0 lllllY "iffifl Sllolr lues only
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fl1) S-1111 Street
!21) lllWS Fii only
otl De ... lltwfllrt Shelf
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Worhl Ht1tJWti1~t c ..... ,i...-1,
Ste fnday even1nt hstin1
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• lncliutn 1n Advertisement
8:00
8 °""IM lA Calitot1lil b C11nllNI
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SicrH Heart D Malt W'.._ Ma1ic Show
11 lllllk I Ille S,,O.tn Wofd 8 Eyewitness Los An1eles CIJ let Thtrt lie Upt
Ill Dawey I Goliltll
GJ Elttntnbry 11tws
[II TodlJ'S Chu1th
fl!) 'tedae BruMnrel I Hardy
7:00
fl Reli&IM """ Voice of AcriclllhKt
D SefeMipity 11 letttr • .,
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-7:30-
fl C-itmtftt Cf) Vib .,.,,.
D Tht's Cal Seem,nls 1ncludt
shoit oider to0k. a Sp1n1~ farm
son1 and a v1ohn make1 Ahte
Playten r rank Cala and Wb1tman
Mayo star au•rdoc • ea..,, P'rofilt-V-npoi11t "'
Nlltritilll
(t.. ltlttrnllieul .... ,
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(fO) l'ractical Chmtiallity m lflrid r-row
~J Da.ey I Goliatll
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()t Slmday Mass
8:00
U ({Z) Su"'-Y Mof•in1
D AcrkAIHurt USA .,.,.
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• flf ,..,, ""' ..... D lltttllla fttM at CMary GJ Fr.-rla l. Prict
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9:00
ha H111111Nrd Show
D OdysMy 8 Villa Alt1re
Ill @ Oral --.rts
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-G> Din Stewlrt han1e1ts11t 1ll KftR Your liMt
-9:30-
U lk Map
D QJJ llfft Ille l'ress
8 11 (R) Hosts l ynn Maire
Johnston. Roeer Galloway and
Oarro• l&us welcom' theu eurst Cart
Wethers, co slar of ··Rocky who
talks about h1s childhood om plus
th' history ol the pencil 'ram
Cl) IUI f Kt tllt ll1tioft
Iii Day of Discottry
<Iii s,ectru111 m s,idellllln m Old Tllllt Gospel Hour
@ lllSiaflt
(8) Jl111111J Swigart Show m r utbol Soccer
10:00
U The Clue Club
ltollr of ,....r
D Glll aJl Colle1e Buhtb1ll
Cha~ps DoubletMlllu Game
1-[asl Re1t0nal al Gmnsboro. II C
Game 2-Mideast Re~1onal al
lnd1anapohs. Ind Tea ms nol
available at press time a falllily r11111 Fntml a Kids Ate 'MPlt Teo
(J) ...... : "Tiie Boy Willi Grttn
Hair" (dra) '49 -0ean Sloch ie ll
Rob-rt Ryan
Ill HtraW ti T rvth
Cfa)l'ullilic ...
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12 Morie: W "Security Risk"
(dra) ·54 John Ireland Oorolhy
Malone Keith larien
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-10:30-u Kld,..,ld
~ 10 2t KNls Art Pt0plt Too
D lln. Lt1oy knli•s m Dodatr '"-'-!Pro Bastlllll
lht los All&eles Dodgers at the
Montrul C•oos
Cl) Camry Chaptl
11:00
D Mcrnt: W "hrun's lln Yor~
Adventure" tad•) 42 lohnnv
Wt1~mulltr, Mau•t~n 0 Sullivan
D h"'"'' Stragart Show
Q) Church '" the Homt fD Freatyle
-11:30-u 3 J ~1 A111"'1ls Animals
D Amttlu" Tow" Hall
1 Ol N_,hrs
I AFTl:RNOON
12:00
fJ h c.t the lllllOll
II Vor•ae to tt1e Bottom of tilt Su
8 t3 10 ~ luurs I Answers
rt 1Sbr Trn
IJ Starch
II> s,oits Afield
Q41 H111111'"1ies Throufh Ille Arts m l'IMc• am~1•boit ID Boalnc Hiclllipbllle111 ~ Shakespeare Today
-12:30-u llnslMltrs
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9:00
IHI
HOllnt'OOD
NIJIKUI
BARDWAGOR"
Starring Fred Astaire and Cyd Charlsse.
Tennessee Ernie Ford hosts the
show he's drumed of doing for
more than 20 years. Gospel!
Special guest star Oda Reese heads
Ernie's two hour h ·up of gospel greats.
indt.tdlng the jon:lanaaes. ~ Happy Goodman
Family and the Rsk Unlvenny Jubiltt SlnQttS.
,. ;
PlIBLIC TELEVISION FEsrIV~~
TV worth staying home for.
SUNDAY (Condnued> •(J)@S ~ ..... : ......................
(wes) '66-Jack H1cholSQn, M1ll1t.
Perkins, C.meron Mitchell. Cill,.... .... ..,.. Cll9lics
ID 'Wee ltul/Alltller Weict 121 Y• & YM W... E.,n
1:00
• Cl) (Jl) Dlf1' 0,.. w rinals
to11erace from the Doi11 Countrt
Dub 1n M"m1, n. ... ...,
• CD al Tiit Su,erstars Cover111e of lht Supertums hNls 1s
featured •1th the winner behwttn
the P1tlsbureh Steelers and the
Oallu Cowboys competine aeainst
the winner between lht Los Aneeles
Dodaers alld lhe Kansas City Royals
@ "" si. .. ..,. .... ,,,,,
ID lillllY flCtl If lMe A monta1e of 111f11tlles 1boul tilt little wars
w11ed between men and women in
the name of love. Hume Cronyn and
Jmica Tandy star ., .... llqil J UcWfttrt
-1:30-
CII lteMa Ci1k LIU Clualc • DMpr jtyWfte
2:00 e @ a s,..tsWwW ......
• *1ltt & c.tlllt
...... """ .... 111111 Ille DI .. ,., ti•" ('om) '63-Dinny
KIYt, Martha Hyer. Telly Sav1l1s
• P1tqt lru•ITlle .... .,.... .......
-Z:lO-
• CJ) • Wll'tlll Set1-" .... llllCilc-Tlla ............. a...-Covtra1e of Part T "° 1n lht two·st11t f1n1ls tompet1t1on
lrom the All1n11 lntun1tion1I Racmy.
• lllM: ... ,.,.,, .. Crilllt"
(toftl) '37-Anthony Quinn. Lynne
Overman. llotcoe Karns. ............ er-.•aw
3100
• Cl) (Jl) cw..." ... Se•• FeatUftd events Include Gymnestlcs: a.t Conner n, Linde TlrdlH: Siio,.
Jumplna: 8t111r1 T r1url1 n T errl
Rlidd; Freestyle Sklln1: lea Hiltien ws. Gree Athans. ••O.• .,..., ... ,.....
09a.,a. ............... ,~
,,..... (ldw) '74-Den Htqerty, °"'"' Pyle. ........ .,.,.., .....
-J:•-• ()) a.. We WttW " ~--..................
;:;.;.; (111~•) '43-tetll ,...,,..., ,.,.. Ina •... -... -S:U-
•(l) O .......... Tt111M
to Ill IMOlllleed.
4100 1:.r 0 ............ . "'*" (•J•) ••J .. s,.11eer T11cy, r.:::-..,... l.w .,.!.7:it,.. ..
(lih) ·si..-LMll1 .... .,.. , ....
UHilell'Jtlllldco
f.DWalSlrwtWetl a ..,.: 111 "TN 111'" r-tt
bt" (dra) '57-Joanne Woodw1rd,
DaV1d WayM, lee J Cobb.
~ ..... ~
-4:30-
.,,....~ ....
5:00 a...... • Slit,,.. .Cit ... e lhwit: ''l iss n.. '" Ille" (com) '51-Caiy G11nl, Suzy Par~er «Ji llllt dlt ,, ..
tD ,.... ""'1flrlll1 LlM
<2ll crt
(8) M....itia T\r-cfl tlle Alts
-5:30-
8 (I) C.Il "'91
• Glut ~. "The fOf&Otttn
T nbes of Laos" Wnter/joumahsl t<'n
Armstrone nam1nes the remote hill
tribes ol Laos and their unusual
lifestyle 1ncludin1 the training of
elephants. the harnst1n1 of opium
mp1es and the11 stranre rituals.
QI) ...
0 Allitric1111 & tllt Callttn•ia .,,..
-~C..r1
I •V•NINQ
8:00
88(1)0 0"'91
CD ftr• e llhtit: (Ztlr) .,.. ,.,its ti
'•lllH" (com) '67-Pit 80011t,
Terry·lhomas. P1mtt1 Austin,
fdwlrd Cottrell Horton
(JI Car'll ... & ,,.... .Sir .... , ....
@ TlllalsY• ....
... : ., (211r) ............
5-4 CltarWll" (hot) '65-Belle
Duis, OliY!t 6e Hnilland, Joseph
Cotten. A(nts MOOlehud,
0 CtlcWt's..., '-' ... ID TM£ AOWOCATU * Mitt: SllMld UI c.tM SMNd .....
GfMt/lmtN Lpcti ...........
QICltallt's .... .... ..., ... ., ........
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CllC:W.... a:zw ..... U'-UC-s.wl Ill ........ ca.ic
7100
•())@• ...... ....................
... (lllr) "Jecob's Cllilltllft"
Qmr Jacob (8trl) W11li1m1)
ditpila llifMtll IS 1111 oldef IWlll ""'"*·lair creter ro->. "'°'"'to lrit~ his bll11dtd 1111111, lsa1c
(Sit.,_ flliott), rllto ~ tllt
.....,... fll ~. Oii ~-fltlltr
IMll U,., J• L«*f1 llln " Jtc•h """*· .....,., •<JJt11• ~ ,...., 111111 Sellff•I•• , ... rs l11clld• T111Y1 Tclltf, ll.C, -4 t11t SuMlll11t
..,, !W 1"9t lMT) MaNtt end
.. dOWll """' ,........,
Cl s,.ce 19'9 m WCIAl List Dlys If Dillillpr
(!hr) Rod Serfrn& n1111les this
procr11m focusing on the l1nal years
of this infamous c11m1nal. lrom his
hrst bank robbery to his bet11yal by
lhe "woman 1n red ..
®JtNC...,.......,
m ,..._ """'"'° Oitf 19 ,,.,, ~ """ s.11114
-7:30-
® "" Artistry Of_
8:00
D CIJ (I}) All 111 th fHtlly
Edith's ettorls to renl oul the
Jeffersons' old house result 1n new
ne1Jllbors 1h1t she adD1es but Archie can't stand a 8 a 1\e w.Mt11u1 w.rw
of Oiwy (2hr) "The Ome11 Connet
hon " Two youne Americans 1n
London w11ness the k1dnappine of a
defechn& Eastern European scientist
and become involved '" a caper to
prevent the phys1c1st's lop mret
eneru lormula from lalhnr into the
wronr hands Jeffrey Brion, Larry
Cedar. David Kossoh. Mona
Wllhbourne and lll1el Oa~enoorl
slar . .,...,.., e CD CI1 l2ll llttlntar G.lllc· llu "[lpenment 1n ferra" A
heavenly emissary commissions
Apollo to rescue the morl1ls on the planet Tetra from nuclear stlf
destruction a vuoEMM msuns
• hin b Wlttfl tt Hurt$
• tt Is"'""-• lltflt: (Z.r) "11 S.11d1 et ,._.,, An" '7f>-Oocu111entary e S.. Yttty o Attlllr rlMltt: c.a 11t ......,,. e Plt4J:.::•'1Att~•r flt41er: Call Ill A oort111t of one of
Amtr1e1's most popul11 co11ducto1s
... /$forts
-1:30-
• Cl) <IJ) Tt It -...C-4 ........... w..
• Ltt'• Ct .. Ille llecta .....
8:00
9 Cl) ()]) Mell Conclusion In
between fruitlns efforts to find new
jObs, Alice. rlo and Yt11 try ttnlly persuadint Ute ever finicky Randolph
Bnus (Hans Conrtl4) lo Mii l~t
diner '*~ to Mel ....... ,,..,
•• WlfW 1Y ,.,...,.,
#t ,..., Strim ltltl
"Tltl JUICMO •lC" • (]) Cll • IM!t: "Tiit
Jericllll •" (21trJ (dr•) '19-Ptttr
Slr•ns. 8ri1n OunOy, ll1elllrd
Lmoft, Rater t Moslty, Ny G'"n aw.. £d l.luttt. This dr1111e ctntett
Oii I llltll fto, WlllJt MfVint I hit
Miit.-lof a er1111t 11111 I01111ef11$
ll!ftl, lllDtk$ If ~ lk lfOtld'J
fastest l'lllltr •lid """ 1 thaMt to a1111~te for 1 ,UC• Oii tht Olympic
teem-a chlnu that could bt hii
Mt i. Ill a race lor lrttdolll . ......... ............. ans •"'*':La .,.... lf'lll/~ n.ter: Ulllt "Mrs. Luttry"
!Haltftdlff witll lift n Mrs Edwerd
1.J11rlfY, lllllt and the ttluctant
£dwll'lf mo.e to l.OAdon 'Iller• they
are I"* ID all !tit "rlailt" •11t
TV WEEK. MARCH 18, 1979
(OJ Tiit ~ fllllliuls
-9:30-
• (!}) Sltlcbnl Cllallllifts ill
lust frluds Susan becomes the
innocent victim of 1 drun•en pass by
V1tto111's husband. Marvin. at hei
b11thda1 party, and lht incident
nurly e1uses a serious 11tt betw!en
the sisters
• Tiit 11111 b CeMt
10:00
8 101111( FIUIUll I
• MAIY/TOll FOR FUI!
8 dll llary TJltr .... " .._r Guut stJr Bonnie Frankhn and
Mary appear 1n nieht court when they are a11ested, in lull costume, lor
11ywal~1n1 as lhey dash 11cross the
st1eet from lhe sludro du11n1 a coffee
b•eak Meanllme, 11 the tap1nr.
1>1ndemonium re1ens 111hen they 1111
to return and nobody seems to know
wlleie lhey aie. Henny Youneman
also 1uests. B llll® ....._
• Diel VIII Dyl1
• (llld All"'1 Moll!
...... MftlttMys ... """...., a CtlMlltitlt ti Strim
tD "•d11 lrt1~/,r111d F111.tl• Huch Downs hosts as the l 6·day All
Star Fufrval ·79 chm.uts irrtll a loo•
ahead at the pubht tete~1s1on of the
future Previews of up comine PBS
PfOJtc1s, and visits with PBS person·
al111es such u Bud Co/llns and Le Var
Bu11on art tut111ed1nd E G.M1rsll1U
stands by Wlfh up dltes on festival
ac11v1flt1 throu11K>ul the country.
-10:30-
•i.., s.pi S... . ..... ID T1lt ma.
11:00
• CJ) Cl) QI) ..... ••CDa ""' ... ...a.n .°"' ...... • .... : "ltt St.ttdl .. ...... ••
aR" '76-0ocumentiry
(I]) 100 CM • °" .. lliawtfy lfJ)Af.M.IZ
OSlllM,,....
-11:30-...... ,,"" '--wn. ma. 8 0 al .... : "Critical Ulf'
Cone! (II) (d11> '78-lloyd Bndtt5,
Robtfl Wtflltr. Buddy Ebsen. Louis
Gomtt h .• Richard Bmllart, Melrnda Dillon. Kt11 Howard .,.°" •llMIT••, , ..
Cl)f ....
• ..-.: .... Tiit• tw ....
(com) 'S7-C.ry Gml. ,.,.,
M1ns11tld, Le1I [1lch o11, S11ty
""" 1.11 .... "C.-tt llt*' (CM)
·f7-Pt1er S.lltra, Oa•rd lfi~u .
UrMlla Andras. Dt1on W.llu. Joa11111 Pettet, Oelralt ta111, Woody Allen,
Oeborlh l(en. Wllll1111 Holden ...... : •.. ,.., s .... P'll .. " (dra) '49-Howard Ouff,
Shelley Wlnlers, Din Duryu,
Ant• °"'11s, 0~"-1 au
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MONDAY
llWCH 19
f« -..... 1114 lftemllft llstiftrs.
'leHt set DAYTIME P'ROGUllS.
...... "',.., ~. llt Ille 4'J's..nts.
OAmll£ MOVIES
JZ:OO 0 "Tiit Rt~ P'111y" Cdta)
'49-Robttl Mitchum Mytna
lo.,, Pe1e1 Milts, Louis ~lhetn
Sllepj)ttd Shudwd
.. .., ''Tiit ~"' INd"
(d1a) '60 James Slewatt. Hen1y
MOlfan, Glenn Corbell. Lisa l u
ftank Sttvm . Jam~ Best
3:00 (fO) *DM!ce Alneria11 Style"
(com) '6l-01c~ Vin Oyh
Debbie Reyoolds, Jason Robatds.
Let Ciani. Jean Simmons. Van
Johnson, Joe rtynn Shtlle~
Betman. lom Bosley
l:lO 8 "lloullty lhn" (dra) ·72
Clint Walker, llichatd Basehatl,
Ma1gol ~1dde1, lohn Cncson.
Art hut lfonn1cull. Cene C vans
-6:30-
(1) Q)J lltws Cr-.Wib III Mtn Griffift sa...
•1 LM Lucy
SJ llltMef ,.._ SMw Hispanic
candldale 101 lhe Rtpubhcan P1esi
denti1I race ol 1980, Ben11m1n
femandez. describes ho• he 1nlends
lo raise money for his ca1npa11n. •tn
the H1sp1n1c vole and how the
Me11c1n elements ol his upbuneme
can enhaflCe Ame11can polihu fltllle,.t'aMW cDEJ~C... a P'Nljld u-..
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0 t tJ 1.1 l• 5"£Cl.-L YOll"re Ille
Glutest. Cllultt 81009n Cood ole
Charlie Brown has 10 chaneu at
d1sasle1 when ht voluntms as a
de,alhalon conltslanl 1n his school s
Junt0r Olympics compe1tlt0n and
Jhettby tnvolves his pals (and lus
!ans) 1n a soor11ne chit hange1 o ill\ ~tl llttlt Htuw ea Ille
P'raKit "'Tht Odrnty' lau1a and
Albert luve homt 10 help a dy1ne ~ 1~ahre his ditam of seeing lflt
ocean belOfe he dres Chirlts Ingalls
#ho ~Is our 10 slop them .,,,nds up
1<>1n1ne lheu ca1avan Steve Slla" and Bill C.ung guest
U Mo.it: (Zllr) "The H11h Commis·
sio11r" (dra) "68 Rod fa ylo1
Ch11slopher Plummer. L1ll1 Palmti
U DARlllG OUTERSPACE * R£SCUE!SALVAGE·l U t10) SllHCt I Golden
Orbit" Cone! !he lure ol s.llvagmg an
e11temely valuable gold encased
satellite leads lht salvage Clew lo
lake a walk '" space where !hev
encounter a deadly mrltot shower
lhal causes lhrm and J/le1r Vullutt
spacemtl Jo plummet unconhol lably lo urlh 0 The Slinl
ID C~rol lurnett & fr1tn4s
Q) Mowie: (211r) "Otstrt Sands''
(dra) 55 Ralph Mteker I Cauol
Naish M111a Enehsh
1.24' Aclcln!J leaders
llT 50\ lill llloyers' Joun11I Al lhe
[d&t ol ll1S1ory A Conws.ilt0n Wt1h
W1ll11m hwtn I llompson I llOmpson
a tullural h1slo11an. discusses 111hal
happened to lhe 10 sand draws one
Po1Jr111 ol lltt lulurt
11t1 W-, Gr 1111111
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-1:30-
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• HIT /WATCH Fl.ATIUSH a m (Ill Ratbusll
• Tiie OcN c_.. m E.sU Noelle Off•
9 :00
0 CCl lfll lll•A•S•H (R)
Hawkeye unduaoes a d1as1rc change
when ht becomts a temporary
commander ol lhe •Ol71h and learns
the mounlanous bu1eaut1Jcy 1nd
accompany1ne hudachn that
Colo11tl Polfer duls w1lh daily
O QI) (8) little: (2tu) "fut frit11~1" (d11) '79-Edte Adams
Dick Shawn. Came Snodrrus •
Mtellatl Par•s. Mac•e1111r Phllhps. Svsan Heldlond. Tom Hallick, Jed
All1n Jennr Roman (Ms Hrkllond)-
ttctntly drYOICfd from her unfartMul
husband (Hallrc•) •ho wants Cl1$1odJ ol 11tf1r liwe rm old son-is
hired by the p1oducer 01 De•e
Cdwuds {Shawn) t•lo 1s1on lal•
sllow Shr siarts as t 1rp1sl '°' Ille
s11ow·s held wittt1 D11n.i H1yw11d
(Ms SllOdflrss). wtiou main ,ob is
to sn 11111 £1tw11df show 11m Oft
lop 1n Ille rahnts Tlte two women hrt
II olf. IS Jenny 5trvglu JO prowldt
lot her '°" alld m••• ' new ltlt lor herwll 1n Ille bach111e run< of • r\' lal• sllo.
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MONDAY (Cortinued)
O Tiie Siiiy G11h1m Cius.cit m
Sin11PO't m Mtrt Gnttin Sllow
(14) Austin City Limits m ~my leaders m Super Musiul
$tl Jiit Sllaknpurt '9Jr$
-9:30-
0 1 • 12 """' 111 C111e,11111h Ill) A descierale young molhtr luvu h"
baby 1n a bas~el on lhe doo1~'P ol
WKRP 101 D1 Johnny r evei since i.ne
ltels hes the only one 1n lo•n site
kno•s and lht mys1t1y lu1ns thr
s1a11on upside do•m
ED Ptudo dt Amor
10:00 U 18) 112.i Loli Grant In int")
packed day. lou leeh the pienuie as
ht stts up cowagr of a tunnel ca•'
in and a human tty '"mb1ng a s~y
scraper. ~nowing lhal • menlluf
Donovan has been olleied a be!le1
payine 1ob
UOf.'E)Newi
Q) llirM Gallery
12~ lill ••rs' Journ1I m Solllldsu1e
-10:30-m m News
11:00
0 • lfl 110) ~ ,,,.,,
D C3J 112' (22 IH """ BMe lfeuup
O Mo11e: "fools" (did) 10
llalhar1ne Ross. /ason Rnbatd~ m C,rol lu111ttl & frit11's
Q) Tiie c...tlt1
~~ SPollilhl on Arltoutt1 l1tu1
lad A concert ol 0111111111 Salu
muSK lrom Rochester H Y
m Tiit Dkl """ sao. CBVariMMes
-11:30-
0 (8)(1tl ~ Tht -.Cklo1d
Fila/McMillll & Wife
D IU J ('HJ Jellfllly c,,_,
8 rlUllElt( New Sn" $1te1
Sllow Soupy Sales 1elurns to lelev1
st0n in a v~11ely l1lled p1ogram w11h
$kits lllal a1e rtheshingly 1nd unp1e
dictablr S-Oupy /01n1n1 him are pals
lrom his or1a1nal show including
Clyde Adler, maste1 of the puppets
1nd vo1cu ot such characters as
White fana. Black loolh Pooky th~
Lion and Ille Man Behind the Doo1
8 ()) (JO) QI) l'tllct Si.ry
•llltGMa5'19 ., Cit Sluf1
O ~&Y .. . . .....
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Mc1lf1a. 1tewu1 Cou&hhn
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TUESDAY
MMCH 20
fOf morllinc 1114 •lier-listinfl,
pluse set DAYTIME P•OGUMS.
ltlow, fOI JOUI COIWiliefttt, lrt Ille
d1y's"""""
IMYT1Ml MOVIES
11:00 f/J ~ "ft•llt A11i1111I"
(dr1) ~ Hedy l1marr m • •1t11111t u,tts" (dra)
51 Kim Nova~. lel1 Chandler
3:00 11~ "h111lnr1t & lht r uu"
(com) 70 David Hartman
Ba1bara [den. lo Anne W0tley
l :lO U "lacklmk" (adv) 78
Neville B1and Peter Brown
EVENING
8:00
0 l101 (I t 1 il)I Nft'l
( 3 J The Odd Couple
DU Il l 12') ltews U E1111r1tncJ OM
D t10Mic1t m Tiit ludy lu11<lt m Slreeb of Sin fllllCIS(O
1.2'! Hu111M1it1ts TllrCM11h the •rn
m0ttr f.uy )fl MIUClt
so Desi1n1111 HolM lnterion
-6:30-
( 3 1 ()I llews
e1Cr1m-Wib
< 10 Me" C1lflin Sllow m I LM lllCJ
1.24) Co!ltttllpor1ry Huhh
fD MldlMI Jkboll S-.
f2f) The lthr's Wild m ~,.. u hliNl
(SOI It.mt fia1detle1
7:00
8 t 3) 8 U 1.Ul News
D Tiie "-""" '-• Cl ()I Tiie i.tr's Wild m (If) (2t) $i1 Millltft S lhn
.., SNford ' s... 12~ fllllilJ r111111it
fJl) M1tlleiltllllre1 lttpOl1
ID~Mellttro
(SOJ HUlllanitin Jllroup the Arti
-7:30-
• MUSICAL VARIETY * UNDUt THE llG TO~I a Cffm
(J) Cllicl ' Ille llb11 8fllllilyFMd
• Tiie o.tMc CillM
• Ql) IJiJ IWlywwd ~IUrtS
Cl )TlleCi-cSll99 G TIC TIC o.p
..... 12
Q4) ni. Otlltf ScMll Sfstt• . ,.., .......
()ti ....
M llMdlecl
8:00
8 (t~ Tiie ,.,., C... Hirt and
th( study 1roup, tillo mint rt 111 an
tetual case tor an •wcnmcnl, elKI
to p1uent one ll111dled by tllen
1tt0<~f ll111aslleld. tilld lie lost
ll!d lllU~IClbly l .. ltd to 11)9tl/
Hatra rt1tart11 lean to M••t•111
reters (lune HaW>C), a I•• tier\ •I
lht hme of Ill• use. but 5M eare
fully l¥Olds a1111rt11na Ille qutst!Ofls
111•1 could ust • shfdow on
f>tottl!Of =~l:~~mttr e QI) · Stop Su~n
W!lfilms "Ottdfy Imme'' Su$tn
and her ecf1lor ate \talk,d by daneer
rn New York City I he Secret £mp11e
l he Seeds ot Revoll Young Billy \
ltle is thmllrned by lho1val s troops
lhe Cur~ ot Dracula Depository ol
Doth A conl1dent Count Dracula spells Kurt s doom
U Mowit: (2111) "Cou111 Counlly"
71 Nature documental'j
U 1.1 10) .2t HIPPJ Om !RI
"I~ Cla" Meets the ( ont When
some hoods tiy ro musclr rn on
Atnold's Duve m !he f on1 1\ l0tctd
to come to his rescue by do1nr
battle "1th an 11on hsled mobster
called I he C/a•
t e, ''° 9'shtNll I he San Diego
Clippers al lhe Po1tland l1a1lblaim
0 Tiit S.1nt m Carol B11111ttt ' frrellCls a> Mo•it: /tfr' (2111) "hplosm
Generation" (dra) 61 Wrll1am
Shatner. Pally McCo•ma(~ m (24 Up in ~bud Collnlry This
special documenlal'j e1am1nes lhe
problems ol the co~I boorn 1t11p
m1n1ng and 1ndush1al arowth tor the
nahves of Montana
<HJ This One fo1 Did I ht sperial
eiamrnes the 1u1mo1I that can eruol
w1th1n a teenagt• om lhr loss ol a
parent How 11 alletls him how ht
discovers hrs oersonat war ot dealing
and acteptmg it and, utttmately haw
it enables hrm to ietate to othtrs
lohnny Whitaker and Did Van
Patten star
·SO At11N1 flt41tr: ~ti Me M1tstro
-8:30-u 1 3 110) (2' ll•trM & Slurlty
(R) Playm& the Ro1y Alter a fall
cause\ a changr rn he1 per~ahly
Sh1rlfy believes slit is an e•ott<'
dancer. and I enny 1nd SqurRgY
recruit hrr to play a benef1r· at
1he1r men's club tht Bus IOd«e m Tiit Odd eoupi.
mtns~
'31 lM AIM
9:00
0 (If) Motie: (2111) "lled Slla"
(R) (wfl) '72 Charles 81onson.
U1suta Andress. losl1110 M1lune. Alam
Delon, Capucine A hand1t tude1 and
a Samurai team up 10 avenge upa
tale oflensn JRArnst lhe11 d1flerina
codr.s of honor
D <UJ Otl S'ECl•l Supers·
luRh-r1rt II (21rr) Sim rry their
lock 1n a va11ety ol stunl events
• (3) ~ l2tl fllf•'• CoMpa"' CR) 'Double Dale" lack lrippe1
p1etends to be 111 so ht can cancel a
date wtlh hrs arrlluend, I 1ndl, •nd
spend the even1na with anothrr aut .
?ul tve"10flt hnds oul he hlS pulled
' last one II Tiie 1i11J CrM111 C1111Mt Ill ,...
... ,. Griffill ..
Q4l1'11tw..tes m "1llld llfy: lllltftvte Uri*r f'ift
A documentary studyinc lite llisloty
ud •01k1ftlS ol the Crtn~ lury
S-,Sltl'll Ill Ille Un.ltd Slates
CH) ......,,_, 1\ube: Lillie
-9:30-• m <11 a ru•tEH u
0-..•1 lfff lhrs tit• t11111ftd
tomedy ""'-' 11 1boul a llrl11rous
lfOUp of f'ntllts 10 I IJrden A,,.11
111Mt complu 1n Queens. Ht. Yo1\
In the ortmitre ep1$ode. ''Ill«
Reunion," ll~11101ous llous••rlt
f tlrc1a Winters (r Ileen 8rennAn) \tin
up m•ny old memo11e&. lntlud1111
p.ut romances. •1len \he h11ngs lo
1ell1ei the members of he1 tup
TV WEEK. MARCH 18 1979
..chool v.raduat1n& cla~ Je11'j Van
Dv~e Heltn Pa&r. Ma rm Rodd,
I llUIU W1ll,.rns and Susan (lflOt
Camp alse> star m Ptudo de Alllor
10:00
U D O>lleWS U 1• 10 Tiit Ro,trs 'friends
and N'1ghbors Helen Roper is
tn(l11tl1td •lltn Stanley locks hrmsefl
out of 1he11 new condomrmum '"
robe and sJ1ppe1s Sllo•s up ne•t
doOf while th' Brooku ;ut enter
1a1mng a coneitwnan and mys tor one d11nl too many
a Cltpptr itn-
Q) 1111111 fiatltry
24 G1111d )ury: lnst1tul1ot1 Ulldt1
fire
29 lint G11llam
ISO NtwKllec:k
-10:30-
• 3 !OJ SPECIAL 8rm1•
Richard Dawson hosts l~is unique
va11ety p1ogram teatui1ng wild and
ou11ageous humor w1rh cameo
appwances br such ceteb11firs as
Sltve Martrn George Allrn rnm
flarmon and Deaton Jones
' The Gona Show ma>""" m Tiit lsl111dtr A po1tra1t ol tht
last M1ss1ssipp1 Gull Coast arhst
Wal1'r Anderson who 1~ emt1a1n1 •~ a paputar Ame11can pa1n1n so Vottr's '1~lrrie
11:00
0 3 U l2l 12t News
D 1 e ifO <2' 1'9 News
Diii~ Mtlaup
I 0 .._.: •' "I WH a Milt War
lr14e" (com) 49 C;iry C11nt m Carol krnttl & flltlld1
Cl> TM Goodit1 fD Dd Clwttt SllM
-11:30-
0 181 1n 1 Mot1u: '""'"' lonts/ lln1<tk
II IJ>) t>t) .loll11n7 tll10ll ..... .., Sllti s-.
8 t ') (101 '2fl MoN: "Tll1t Miii
loll" (d1a) 73 fred Wrlhamson m Tiit Gollc sao.
Cl> GI-I S!Mrt
(.24) Ulils. Yo,1 & You m c;,,ilontd uc .....,
12:00
U Ttrillellt lollt m N11td ~· ,, .... a
-12:30-
• Mt•it: (IWI ''fllflll llHlt,
Otttctiwe" (m~) ·3~ Peul Lukas
• Mttie: *" "A D1•111n1 ,,....._ .. (mys) 49 p,, O'Broen
Cl) -..: ''C.t" tf o.tlaws" C-tsl
~2 Mardoll~ld 1' .. 11e~. Altus 51111111
1:00
D Oil Cltl T.-r1W • Tiie lM C.,.fb
-1:30-
..... : o.Mtt-.
2:00
• Mt.l": ' 8lutbu1d," ,_,
8lood ol Dra<ut1" a lllMi": "Ille Coldt11 Sat•
11111\dtr." "Ille Very (dfe"
• lllM!n: "Busl o Morocco."
"Pt!tlflf"
• "'SMltt
3t00 ... .., .... : "Tiie ...., 111111 tlle
......_,. ('°111) ·~ John M~t1
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IWEDNESDAYI
MAllCH 21
f0t 1110rnln& Md lfte,_ listincs,
please ut DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for JOllr c;onwe11le11ee, 11e Ille
dly' s mowies.
DAmME MOVIES
12:00 D ~ "The Great Lover"
(com) '53-Bob Hope, Rhonda
Fleming. Jim Backus. Roland
Young. Roland Culver. George
Reeves m ~ ''fap1nese War Brnle"
(dra) ·52 Oon Taylor, Shirley
Yamaguchi, Cameron Mitchell
EVENING
8:00
fJ ® (UJ !.U) News
DD m~News II Emersency One
0 lronslcle m The Brady Bunt/I m Streets ol San francrsco
(8) Of urtll & Man
ID Ower Easy
()l> Maude
(RJ Ameriun Government
-6:30-m ~fl News
CIJ Crou-Wits
(lQJ Merv Griffin Show
CD I Love Lucy
® Contempor1ry Health m Mic"-' JKksoll S11ow
(.B) The J°'er's Wild
ft) Mi Stcretui.11
(9) ,.,ojtct Urli\lllrse
7:00
G CI>D&~Mews 8 The IMtywed &ame
D Cll The ~er's Wild
ID OJ) l2Jl Sii MMlioll S Man
• S.llfonl ' Son @ fllllily Portr1it
fli) Mltfleil/ltllrtr Report
CD OoNt1ic.t Molltero
(SI) llltredwitt& 8loloc
-7:30-
• ""'4 War II: GI Dilry CD 111 S..rt11 Of ...
BSlll Ill Ill
• The Dftillc ....... e YOU MUST SU THE * EXCITING PUYOFFS
TOlllTE ON $100,000
llAME T~T TUllE! ...... ,,11111 CJ)'" 11.-ttr.111 San 01eao Clippers at Goldtn St8tt Wu1101s
• Tit Tac Oeltll
(fl fl) FlllilJ f "41
mMMi·U :.. s::r Ill ttlt Allllllttti
em_...
OtJlllws a c....r s.Mwa1 11it
8:00
• (IJ) lllrn.4: Tiit Fif19 Y11r
littll secrets 1rt bound to crop up
dur1n& • m1r11a1e. as Billy and
Joannt Biker discover dunnc tht
e1rly st11es ot llleirs e 0 8 SrtCIAt. S1"lt1I .... : a.w If lie rw. Nature,
doc111M11tary.
O Edward the Kina The Yeats ol
Wailing" The lorn ol lhe century 1s a
momentous pe11od tor £dwa1d w11h
the pressures of B111a1n s involve
ment in the Boer War, his d1s1llu
s1onmen1 w11h hrs m1s11ess an
assassination al and a lack ot conf1
deoce w1th1n hrmse.lf
U r 31 lL~ 111 Eirht is En0411h
(R) 'Nine Is 100 Muclt When Abby
manages Nrchola~ l11lle league
teil11T. fom p1ov1de~ unwanled
coaching lrom the bleachers and
Ame11ca's lavo111e pashmP beco!lles
lhe Bradto1d's b1gges1 headathe
0 The Saint m Carol Burnett & Friends m Movie: 1W1 (2hr) "City for
Conquest" (dra) 'dO James Cagne~
Anlhony Quinn
~41 Thuler In Anmin f dward
Albee's All Over'
ID Greal Performances; Madam
ButltrllJ fle1be11 von l\111a1an
conducls the Vienna Ph1lha1mon"
Orche\lla in Pucc1n1·s 1rag1c slorv of
a ~oung geisha Bullertlv IMuella r ien1) and her hopeless love 101 a
brash American Navy heulenanl
(Placido Oomingo). to whom Sh~ 1~
sold into ma111age
ft) Viviana
150 Academy leaders
-8:30-
0 The loller's Wild m The Odd Couple
ft) Wrestline
9:00
O IU.1 One 01y at a Time
Grandma Coop~r and Grandma
Rnma~o each have big plans lor
Barbara's graduation n1gllf but
ne1lher 1s anywherP near whal
Barbara had 1n mind Nanerte rab•ay
and Anne Seymour guest
0 SHATTERING CLIMAX * ON "STUDS lONIGAN"
D ~j) fltl Novel tor Television:
Studs Lonica" Conclusion Due to the
economic and general chaos ot the
Depression, Sluds' stock investment
fails. his brother Martin almoi l dies
and Studs and his lather are oul of
work Harry Hamlin. John frredrich
Charles Ournrng, Colleen Dewhurst.
81ad Dounf. Lisa Peltkan and 01ana
Scafl¥1d sfar
II Amerluns "lhe Cowboy"'
O"mond Wllcoi na11ates lh1s prot1lt
ol (arl Hardeman, a rancher 1n
Jackson Hole, Wyom1na. who 1s
working hard to keep lhe leRend ol
the Ame11can cowboy alive.
8 tJJ (JQJ lltl Cll.rlle's All1tls
"Anaels 1n Waiting" Sab11na, Kelly
and Kris begin a frantic starch for
Bosley who. lured by a buu11ro1
woman, bleaks away from the Anaols
lo en101 a romantic fling th~t
becomes a dealt) trap
• lilly lira1M111 CMldt h1I Mattila m Mt" lirlffill Sllow
P DIM SldillCI Sllow
-9:30-
• 01' 1111 Jtfftt'llllS r1o<encfs
eHOllS to mike tierull moit "rnler
estina" ~ckllre when he1 new Ju11or
rums our lo l>t a psycl111111s1 ~a11d
"inlerutinf norenee Is one of lht
~st CIUlS ht's seen OO C!Werllnlew .......... ,
fO:OO
8 CULT GM>Ur INCITES * llOlERTllOW/W a tl.> 111> llu Ouperate parent$
kidnap rne1r own daughJer 11om a
l ultrst commune when lhey becomP
convinced she is being b1a1nwa~hed
by the11 p1act1ces
OO e>Ntws 0 :3 10 20120 m Ni&ht Gallery
1,24 Up in Rosebud Counlry
29 Billy Gr1ha111 so Tiie Adwocales
-10:30-m m11e"'
11 :00
fJ 3 O 19 112 29 News
D 110 !.23 :u Mewl
O Make Mt lau1h
D Movie: "Apartment for Peggy"
(toml 48 Wilham ltnld~n Je~nnp
Cram (dm~nd Gwenn m Carol Burnell & Friends m The Goodies
.24 Tur111bout
ID Dick Cmlt'Sllo"
el Variedades
-11 :30-
fJ l e 12 Mov1ts: The Rockford
files/Kotak
0 (23 39 IOhMJ Cmon
O "" Soupr Salts Sho" O 1 ~ l r10 29 Police Woman m The Gona Siio• m Get Smart
24 Lilias, Yo11 & You
fI) Captioned ABC News
12:00
l:'t T lrili&hl Zone m Attred H11thcod Prmnts
el ~ie/Netn
-12:30-
0 ""ie: •• "Red l i&ht" (mvs)
-
SO George flalt V11gin1a Mayo
O 3 10 C29 M1nn11 m Movie: W "First hnk 11110
Tokyo" 1adv1 45-Tom Neal Marc
CramP1 Ba1ba1a Hale a> ~ie: "The Priute Lives ot
Adam ind Eve" (com) 60 Mickey
Rooney Mamie Van Doren. Fay
Spain, Mel Torme. Mar1m Milner.
I uesday Weld
1:00
U 23 39 Tomorrotf
O The love hperts
-1:30-
0 Wanted: De1d or Alive
2:00
O Movie: • "Huncry Hill" (drai
41 Margaret Lockwood lean
Simmons. Oenms P1rce. Cecil Parker m Movie: "Safari" (adv) 'S6
Viclo• Ma1ure Janel Leigh Rolnnd
Culvei John Juslrn a> Get Smart
-2:30-
0 News/ Movie: "Island of the
lost" (advJ 68 Richard Greene
Luke Halpin. Mar~ Hulsw1t
0 Nm/Movie; "' "The udy's
from Jlentudy" (dra/ '39 -Geoige
Rafi lllen 01e1¥
-3:30-
0 Movie: • "Stop That C1b"
(com) 'SI Sid Mellon, lr1s Adrian
4:00
O Movie: if/I/I "Pancho Villa
Returns" (adv) '51 Leo Car11llo,
Jeanette Combt1 m Movie: lltl "The Brain
Machine" (mys) '56 Pat11ck Barr
Two Of the world's lop-rQnl(lng heavyweights, Earnle
Shavers (left) and Ken Norton (rig hi) meet in a t 2·round
eHmlnatlon bout as part of ABC Sports' heavyweight
doubleheader airing Ftiday at 5:30PM. In tl'le main event.
Larry Holmes defends his WBC World Heavyweigtit Cham·
plonsl'lip against undefeated challenger Oule Ocasio .
., ... 11
THURSDAY
MMCH 22
For morlli11c 111d •lttrllOOll listincs.
pltut stt DAYTIME l'IOGIAlfS.
lelow, 111 1'11' COllwtnltllCt, 11e Ille
day's mories.
DAmME M0¥1£S
12:00 D «fllail Ordtr Bride" (wes)
'64-Buddy Ebsen. Keir Dullea
Lois Nellteton, Warren Oates m "M1rjorie Mornin1st1r"
l'lrt I. (dra) '58 Gene Kelly,
Natalie Wood. Cd Wynn, Claire
Trevor, Carolyn Jones
J:OO ®J "Broct's ust Cue" (draJ
'72 -Rrchard Widmar~. Henry
Oa11ow. Beth Bdell
3:30 U "Jublr" (dra) '56 Glenn
ford. Ernest 8orgn1ne Rod
Steiger, Fehc1a I arr
EV•NING
ACROSS
I Boat 5 Ouite contrary one
9 ~lfonso's queen
10 Consumed 12 Ma,e
15 Hit soundly
18 Theater group 20 MltratOl'y worlter
21 OllY• -22 Clon by
24 Bid hebil$ 25 Capit.i of fltrn
28 a.verce 31 Hwmonlled
32 Fll!i$l'les 34 Cenat and lllte
36 Befonclna to Mr.
Johnson J7 Flrat wom.n
39 At~• 41 Small bird
42 N.tp
m I lcwt lllCJ ~ Conte111ponry Heatth
fB Michael Jackson Sllow
(2JJ The Johr's Wild m £1 Chaw
~ Homt Garde~
7:00
UDill U @ lllews a The Newl,.ed Game D (JJ The .IMtr's Wild m (J]l <al Sil lllilliofl J Man
G) Slnlord l Son (2~ hmity P'01111it
fD The Maclleil/lellrer Report m Domenica Montero
11_0) Humanities Throup the Arts
-7:30-u Disco Macie
Cl) Wild World ot Animals D In Surch 01
" The 01tiftt Ganie u Tiie Gon1 Sllow
$1.91 Beauty Show
0 Tic Tic Dou1h ®I (ll) lf1tch Game l'M
Q)Ml11t·l2
@ lnsi1ht m 21Toni1ht
fljl News
~ NtwKbeck I
8:00
U (JJ CtV The WattOM Wallon·s
Mountain 1s disputed as be1nR erron ·
eously named, when documents are
found credrtmg the Baldwin srsters'
and J~e Codsey's ancestors as the
lrrst settlers on the mountain
D @ (J.f) Harris & Company "A
l/ery Special Person.. A m1sunder
standing about a school assignment
helps brrng lhe Harns family closer
toaether. Gloria OeHann guests
DOWN
2 Healthy 3 Enclosed
4 Window glass
5 Place -6 Prepoiition
1 \918 'Heaven Can Wait.' •••• 8 Moslem comrn111der 11 'rrlcksters
13 Yollo -· I•·-I' (otue to punte
answer) 16 Frankenstein. for on. 1 7 lntelffpnQe
orpnfzetion 19 Tear Ind water
2J Total -.tlth 26 Arab "oup (abbr.) 27 One who 1hoot1 from cover 29 Comes in
30 BeWf'ICll (SUffilC)
33 F n t lirliners
35 ~ witMIMd 36 tty Ol>9f1
38 -"" .ta Thtt it
U Movie: (2hr) "~ona Cont"
(adv) '68 Richard Boone Vera
Moles Joan Blondell, Stm J~nat
Chips Ralferty Kenl Smith
U '-' l llOl ,lf Mor~ & Mindy Mork Runs Down Mork s hours a1e
numbered unless he can gel a poweo
recharge l1om his egg s~aped
glee~ .. belore·h1s b1rtflday amves
but hrs gleek has been
unknowinelr stored away br Mindi
wolh its look ahkes m the egg wt on O llowie: (2hr) "The Unlor1iven"
(dra) '60-Audrey Hepbuon Burt
Lancaster. Audie Murphy John
Snon, Charles 81cklord. l1ll1an Gish m C.rol Buniett & Friends
Q) Motie: (211r) "Silm Chalice"
(dra) 55-Paul Newman V11gin1~
Mayo Pier Angeli lac~ PalantP
Natalre Wood fD :]4' Novi 'lnsecr Allernatove A
p1ogram t•amrnong the problems ol
pesllc1des and some pos~1bl~
alternatives
'Sol AnJOllt for Tennyson?
-8:30-u J) (@ ta) Ancie When
Angie"s mother Thmsa and Brad·s
lather Randall meet again 11 looks
like war -untol something ~appen~
which delights newlyweds Angie and
Brad. but pushes loyce 10 tht brink
ot madness m Tiie Odd Coupl4t
fD Tum1boUt
9:00
U LU ·u Hn1ii Five-0 Steve
McGarrelt's despe1ate quest lor a
maniac, known as Jhr Skyline K1ilrr
is hampered by a writei who wants to
reap big bucks by gelling lo the
multiple murduer lust
TV WEEK. MARCH 18 1979
CJ ..2_3 39 Quincy 'Ao Ounce of
P1evention· Quincy battles govern
ment red tape and a grant corporate
power 1n a dfsperate etfo1t to save a
~mall town about to be destroyed by
• deadly ep1dem1c
U I' fG ff Barney Milll!r (R)
The Sedrch When a young woman
breaks into a men s bathhouse to
conlronl lie1 mrssrng lather aller an
18 yea1 ~wch lus r elusal to admit
ht~ her lather adds Jo a commotion
that lands them ooth 1n the 12th
prwnct staflonriouse m Merv Gritlin Show
24 The Ace ol Uncert1inty fD World !he Clouded Wrndow
This program deals Hlth 1nterna
11onal news gathering m Nochts hpaliu
50 Ascent of Man
-9:30-u 3 14 .2' Cirter Country
>iappy Ann1vermy Ro( Ch1el Roys
1nvita1ron lu a prom1nenl psychol
og1st 10 cornr lo Clinton Corners
creates chaos on the polite torte m l'eodo de Amor
10:00
0 BARlfABY/J. R. Faces
• Elecution By Cultist! O 1 8 11 Barnaby Jones
Conclusion ot a two parl episode
Child of love Child ol Vengnnce
Susan Mullen and Byron Mabe guest
CJ Zf• JJJ 11111. Columbo ·caviar
Wrth Everylhrng When a chic
Beverly Hills caterer dies on a b11arrt
auto accident, Mrs Columbo
U11covers a tangled well ol gretd,
1ealousy and lw1sted love Jack
KnogM guests
u CJ O)Nfts 8 ®J ~ f11111IJ Go1n2
Sliaoght'. Wolhe hires a lormer pros
lllult as his Rcrelary because he
likes htr and wants lo help chanre
her lifestyle bul his boss mogn11es
htr lrom an earlier encounter and
t11es lo lake advanlatt
8> lliPt Gallery i2ll Alttr Ille Act of UMtrtJlllty
fl) AJ1hur r'!Nler: Call Mt MMstro
\Bl llewldled
-10:30-m m ""' ill Anot!Mr Voi<t m footsteps
11:00
U l 8 r.}J 110.I f}t1 News 0 JlJ (ll) IJ_f News 8 Me Mt uup
CJ Mowie: "Nlaht Diuer" csusp)
·11-Pat11t1a Neal. Pamela Bro.,n m Carol Burnett ' friends 8> TM Goodies
®Anyone for TennY10ft? fm Die~ Cavett Show
0) Variedades
-11:30-
" tn Mo•iu : M•A•S•H/
M<Cloud D (2)) Qli Jollnny Canon u .... Soupy Sala si-
• (10) Oil Sta!Uy I Hutch
CD Tiie Gelle si-
8> Gt! Smart
181 Liiias, Yoea & YOll
fD Captioltff AIC llews
12:00
U TwiJittlt loM
ID Alfr" l41tchcot• 'rtsenb f!)Motit/Nns
-12:30-u Mowie: !fl• "I Wa11t Yow" /d1a)
52 -Farley Granaer. Dana Andrews
Dorothy McCu1re, Pem Dow
• Cl> (!§) (ft) Mannla m Mlwle: "Devil's CanJOll" (.,es)
·53 V1111n~ MayO, Dale Robert$0n
Stephen McNally
G> Mftlt : iJ11!1 "When Tomo11ow ColMs" (dra) ·3.9-Charles Boyer
Irene Dunne
1:00 D QJ) !St) TOIWOfrow
• Tiie lowt laperts
-1:30-
• Wantecl: DtM or Aliff
2:00
8 Metit: l9lfl '1afltl Ztfo" (111¥)
'55-Chuck Conn0ts, Pewe ~slle.
Chirlts Bronson
D lltwle: !llC "I S.1 a 01rl
scr.....-(adv) 41 OebOlah Kerr.
f l'ffOf Ho-11d, RICllard Hunllty
-2:30-
• Mme: (lit "c.111' It ,.,, ...
(cam) ·35_ P111I Cavtn1uch. Mae
Wm. Im I tbtdtH
• lletlt: ~ "114 ltr Cull OIMt" (dta) ·54 Clluflon lteston,
lrzabtlll Stoll, Or1nnt Jostt1.
Mildred llllnnock
4:00 .... : ............ S.."
(ICi h) '63-And~ Slt•art, [dd Perry.
Aila Powtlf • ... : •J "llllo ._,. (dra) '•l-Ann She11dan. RobJrl
Gummu'ICS. Cl111dt ll1ins. Chatltt
Coburn, llon1ld ~ttc>n .... "C,...,... .. .,..,,..
tlM" (sct'h) '68-lcs t11111ayne
Aron M111eaid. Pal Oel•n•y
FRIDAY
MARCH 23
fOf 11101nin1 and 1tl11noon listi111s.
please set DAYTIME "tOGllAMS.
ltiow, for rour COMtnitllCt, llt the
~y·s mowtes.
o..m1r1c MOVIES
12:00 0 "Belle Star" (wes) 41-
Gent Tierney Dana Andrews m "M111orie Mor11in1st11"
Concl (dia) 58 Gent Ktlfy
Nalalrt Wood [d Wynn
1:00 (to "The l.Ofe God?" (com)
69 Don Knolls, Anne f1ancrs
3:30 IJ ''The Slltrilf'' (dra) )0-
0~soe Oavos. Ruby Dee
EVENING
-5:30-IJ f 3 101 (SJ WBC Wo<ld Heavy.
weiaht Cllampionsllip live coverage
ol two WBA World Htavyw"gh t
Champ1onsh1p bouts In the !11s1
boul Larry Holmes defends hrs hlle
lor the second lrme when he lakes on
Osvaldo laws" Ocasio. also
unbulen. 1n lhe I~ round mi!n
evtnl. and 1n a 11 round boul.
lormtr WBC champion Ken Norton
nov. ranked No I lakes on larnoe
Shavers ranked No 2
8:00
D 0 J 1t Ill! Nns U Cmtrltft<l One a lrtllfide m TM lr14y llrncll
8) Slrttb of Sift f llllCISCO
r24 01 urtll I Man m freestyle
Ot Mallde
(10 Fluorocarbons: Unfinished Ac end a
-6:30-
(6 ) Crcas·Yrrts
CD I l.Ofe Lucy
124J lilt Mt,e11' Journal
fm Mkhaet JKl• S11ow CD la Cr!Ma 11tn Crild1
Otl News
IJO) P'roject UllCwrse
TV WEEK, MARCH 18 1979
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FRIDAY fContinued)
Burke lh1s musical lantasy '' •boul a young gul (Ms Ca1landJ hom
l\ans.u who with hPr dog l oto takt\
a ty~lon,ic 111p in to lht land nl 01 dnd
lrnds herstlf 011 on a yrllu¥i brn ~
road paved wrlh adventurr
<~News
Q 1U 3t 01ff'rent St1oh s
Celling Involved Atnold w11ntuh
a hOldup ano Int robber lr1r~ lo
pttttnl him from 1denlrlvrn1 him
8 Moorie: (2111) "OllCt lefOft I
Die" (Ora) 66 Ursula Andrm
Iii lQl <at_ W111t's Happtnrnc (RI
Buhlb1ll Brain Rai lh•n~s he )
being hired lo lulur a bu~elb1ll sl11
to rake an f nRfrsh eiam bur he soon
drsc;overs lhal .. hat hrs ~mpfoyPr
really wanis rs that Ra1 chPal bv
la•rng lhe eum lor the hoop stdr
D Mowtt: (2"r) "TOiin& Smces"
(dra) '61 -Bul1 Lancaster m CalOI Burnett & friends
Cl) Movie: llif (2hr) "Newer on
Sunday'' (com) 60 Melina
Mt1Cou11, Jules Oassrn
fn (24) ilO Wuhinrton Wee•
O> Viviana
-8:30-r .a, Tiit Muppeb
D filJ lt Hello, Lury Iii Mootit: (2hr) "Tht l!an111s City
lihtatut" (adv) 7~ Bo llopkrns
(DJ Hollywood ~uam m n.. Od4 to11-1e St Ill! '1J Will StrMt Wttk
(JI) Salna• l m Edllfr• 11
9 :00 fJJ Wayne lltwton's H1vlrl' a Good r-D 111 3t lrothen & S1stm
"Sp11ng V1u11on II \ sprrne •t<e~s
and Chet~o. Ronald 4nd lipper 11~
on lht11 way to rtouda unlll or
trouble m"oon\ them 1n a 21u sy
spoon •htre they hnd snobby M11ry
lte wor~rng a\ 1 warlress
11Ql Movie: "MJ Father's House"
(dra) · 1~ ChH Rober tr.on G» .._,, Griffin $llow
ti G1ut ~erto1111111C11 63 Masttrpltu Tht1tre Ill! ...
-9:30-
D (fal tftJ Turnebout "Crass
Reunion" Comedian Ronnie Schrlf
tuUIS IS I lormer ftalern1ly brother
1n tharae ot fulivrtru for Sam
Alston. not ~now1ng th11 by maerc
Sam has become wrfe Prnnr
M) Tiit ltpt11 m P'tcMo ,. •r
10:00
8 IMLW UNOMt JR
flt COMMITS SUE £llENI
9 CU flt> 0141H Part one ol two
pans Sue Cllen's dnnkin1 problem
hn develOptd lo lht Pornt •htre
lot~ and Clht tul lhry mup 'tY
someth1n1 lo I R •ll1lt Bobby Ines to kttp l11<y's pill addlClton • srcrel lrom Ills parents
(f)., ......... rlu
8 llJJ Ml ~IS • C1lh~.
Bernie & Al, Mt& ' Don' A buM nuswo1111n wllO loves lltr empfoy11
f'llOfe than her 01u1. • S1e•1rdtu
.tlQ wanll to clip her own "'"Is and Sia~ llomt 111lh her child. 1nd • dehute~n OWfltr who wants 10
"~ his bu11nus ait all hn•lr~ls 1n
lltt Sl.000,000 l~pstt•ts Cher
r011tt1nt. leek lom, Kenneth M111,
~ Molinaro, C.t1ohn1 McW~lltms,
htd W~l1td 1nd Tom Httllca st.r ....... ,...M
Q) lliaht Gallery
ED Mrthael ladM>n lnler
vie,., ... Tennusee W1llr1ms In •
\P"ral hou1 long tul1m'.'lt1on 111llh
ont ol Ammu \ lnremo~t pt~y
Wllihl' lilC~SOO d1)(1tSSt\ w1tl1 lhr
~uthor wth luprc} a~ rel1K10n hnmn
'lnuatrfy tame W1thams own v1tw
QI his hie ~nd th, d1llt1P11(e bel¥ietn
p01noillPhy and trot1c1sm
1t 20120 so lilofld
-10:30-u Oocumentarr Sptml· Home
8oyi [ut I A a~ \l'tn lh111uyh th~
tyPs ot youn2 ga"f m~mbtr)
G)ll)llewi
11:00
fJ r 3 I U 10 j!9 llt'llS
0 1• 1~ .2' lt llttrs
O Ma•e Mt l.lu&h
0 MO'fie: "Western Union" (ddill
41 Robttl Young V11~rn•a G1lm01f
G) C11ol Burnett & friends
Q) Tiit Goodies
fl!) Okk Cavett Siie>•
O> Varledades
-11:30-u t 12: Movies; The Ne•
AVttlltll II, '2i )l Johnny Carson
Ill "" Solipy Salta Sllow Iii :J ® '3 Buetti m Tht Gon1 Show
Cl) Get Smtrt fD Captioned UC lltws
12:00
111 Twiliaht Zone m Juke loJ
fD ...
O> Mowletllews
-12:30-u Moorie: "IU" a Draron" 1aov1 61 Jae~ Palancf f e1nando l.Jm~s
U M«Mt: Jll• "Bl6'k Col4" (adv) 63 Ph1l1p ~"Y Diane McBain
'10 Mo.it; "A Quiel "Kt to IUI" (my~) 13 Ca1101t Ba~tr J,an Sortl
Q) Mbvie: rlWJ "The lrichton
Slr1ncler" (my)) 4 ~ lohn I odtr
Cl) lllowit: 1"1 "les Miserables"
(f.f1a1 ·52 Robert Newlon
1:00
0 IJaJ IUJ Mid111pl Spe(lal
D The LM b perti
-1:30-
lil W111tt11: Dud or Alive
2:00
B lftws /Mtflt: rl'!) "Goodbye, M• ,.,.,,.. (com) ·~1 loan
Crawford Robet1 Youna. ht f11de11
G Mt•lt: (11111 "Siient [nemy"
(adv) ·~9 Lauren" Harvo CD Mot1t' • "D1111sel 111 01s t,..... (mu)) 'l7 fied Asl•ue
-2:30-111 lllltwtt: (9111'1 ''Tiie Ttu11s" l~J
38 R1ndolph Scolt ~n 8tnntll
., "'Slurt
3:00
G> lllMI: •i "Ollt·••r Sfreet" (d1•1 !IO Jamu Ma~
4:00
D -....: "'"'"' 1t11111tf' (my$) '48 Phylhs Celvetl
• Mtflt: 111'1 "llt111ter lrt111 1 ,ttllistlflc P!111tl" (SCI Ii) '~6
Ttmio 11•••1•. Yo~o Vamamolo
-4:30-
• -....: _, "f• liillls ..t 1
..,..,. (wtl) '54 Bmrty Carland
I SATURDAY I
MARCH 2'
MORNING
6:00
D TllJ!'s Cal
8 Sunnse Se~ter
0 Community ftt4N<k
CD Unrttn1tr of the At1
-6:30-
fJ Sunuse Semester
O r abulous f unnles
0 011111tl
8 TY Cl1u1oom
O Olvey & (;ohath
10 Tire Courr.e ol Ou1 limes m Speak Out m lnlinitr r actory
ED C1p1tontd ABC llews
'9 hm11r Portrait
7:00
O Mulo'l Macie ~1, Machine
3 10 29 S<oobr Ooo Wh111
Are You
O U )t Atv1n & the Chlpmunh
Ill Bia Blue Muble
U Stooll1's All-Stirs
t S91nlSll
G Tiie Hot fudce Sllow
m Clement1ry ""''
Q) Wolllln ""I to 11 .. 1 al Yoe• l0t Hufth
-7:30-
fJ Dusty's T rtthclltr.t
CJ 2) )9 hntntk Four
U '~llen
0 3 10 2t f1n1tm e 1 The lltal Step O The Lone lbnru m That's Enou&h
Q) llomPtt ROOlll m John Clfla 1r lnltnttWI
8:00 fJ 8 12 ,.,.
D '23 39 Codtrlll Super 90
O Movie: 1M1 "Bid Men ol
Tombstone" twrs) 4q B~11r
Sullivan Brnd~11ck (;"wlord O r 3 1 110 129 Supe1frttnds
O Roller Superslm m Movie: 1111'1 "Son& ot love"
Cdral 'C/ ~~thd11nr Uepburn
ID Tiit ll1tu111ists
O) lnsipt
-8:30-
CIJ $oulllern CffilOfn~
fD Nowa
0) ula ts 11 VH11
9 :00
fJ t I~ Tiie hp lllflny/hl41 ~I Sllo!r
D Wlltre 1n 1111 Wof14
Cl) As Wt Stt II m Mttie
-9:30-
., IU lt 0.tly 0.Ck g Mev1e: "ArlJ CM11 C1n ,,,,..
(Wts) 68 I dd e,111~1 Ctlbtrl
Roland, C~tr H1ll011 e c 31 10 at SclWy's All St111 D llllowle: 1111 "Hill 111 'Ktt .... !tilt)
·~ Ronald lewis SIPphtn Boyd
G) V.1 ,.II
ll)To M ....... llCM
10:00
D ~'l IJtl frM I .. rMJ
ti) flllowle: "ht11ehie" (d11) 'SI
Shtllff W1nler1, loet McC1e•
• OllC• """ • Claui<
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lV W(EK MARC.H lfl 1979
-10:30-
fJ 8 12 Tlr11n/Super Seven
D Ji it The Jet-U 3 10 n The Prnk P111ll1t1
CDllulmtle MllSlt
ff) Uuret ' Hardy
11:00
II J3 Jt Burord and tltt
Gallop1n1 Cttost
O 3 10 lt WeOend Sptc11I
1R1 Swo 4nd Mt lht story ol lwo
modrrn Hue• r inns .. no un t ~tm
lo hnd ennu&h w;y~ to itl 1n1u wmr
\mQ ol 1tuublt f "n~ wdy Ch11sr1~n
llerrtRih dnd Shant Smolko \lat O World Ch1m1MQt1sll1p Tenn11 m JKQutS Colitltlu
fD F1HS1ylt m Finl aria r ilton
-11:30-
D n lt Co1Je1e Basblball
Doubleheader Nallonal Semi r 1nal~
Gamt I West vs M1dwes1 Game 7 (a~I V) M1dt<ISI lPdm~ not avatlablr
4t pres' 111nP U Outdoors
B 3 10' 29 American
Blndst1nd
Q) C.t Sm1rt
fD Trains, Tracks & Trestles I
0) Muska Colombiana
I AFT•RNOON I
12:00
8 t Spa<e Ac.Ntrnr
U Voy11e to lottom of the s.,
CIJ n.. ust Side •"" m Soul'"'" 12 Iii lltue Marble m Tarzan
,. Contempo11ry Heallh
ID lul11 Chrld & Co.
O> Waller Mercado so ~enl of Min
-12:30-
fJ e 0 2 h t Alben
O 3 Holl~ Teen
10 Disco JO
fl!) The Pure Hell ot St. l rH1ian1s 4
~111\' school lull ol m1sch1hous
~ludtnls recr.1ves ~ v1s1t from an
I ~\trrn ll(ltentatr ¥ttlh ~n eye ou·t to1
h~1~m wive~ Joyrr Grrnlrtf ind
r.c~•I l'nrker '.t~r
291 Sii.a 111 i.a
1:00
fJ f • I IU .,, II
3 l lolrrney to Uwrtlurt
D li& Valley .. ,.....,
I 0 Alll1111ls Alllllll/t
• Tiit o.ttr l11111ts
G> MarC111 w...-,
29 lofttrlD a> Slllta '° 1'llt Allltfkln Sttq
-1:30-
• (I J 112 JO Millllta
I I Tep1c e c....,s...,
D*"'&C.tllt · iOl llhfle: "I• h•t11r Coutrr"
(dra) '68 lony I 11nciou, An)fntll,
Comer Cur Stockwell
J 41 ,...., ""''"'
2 :00
8 tt J ttlJ T .. tlllllltRI "''tn Clla...., Gell
t~J tJtj~· ,...,., .........
8 TIMI Wfll11111 ..................
J
Q) John W11ne C"ssics
fli) In the Slrffts ol Old Qlltlle< OJ futbol lntttuc:ioMI 9 ~trian Gonr11mtnl
-2:30-
• (J) ~ America" Sportsman m The blandtr
3:00
Iii fal'lllly film festiwal Ill Mofle: "Helf Oii fritco .. , ••
(dra) '55-Afan Ladd, Joanne Dru
G) Mowie: ''Valley of Gnn1i" (adv)
'69-James Franciscus, Gila Golan.
Richard Carlson
@ Mowit: "Wild Fury" '75-Nature
documentary
@ The Alt of U11etrtiinty
fJl) Gute11 T 11
(BJ DefCnl111 Home lnl11iors
-3:30-
• CJ) (fJ) St*ts S,.CUCllQr
• CD (fO) f2t) Proleuionaf
8owlefs TOllr Coverage ol the Miller
Hi&h Li le Open horn Milwaukee.
W1scons1n
&I) Alf tilt Hiiis Eclloed An mmin,
ation of educational programs for
Indians, made possible by the Indian
EducelJon Act of 1972.
4:00 U Sttutdaw
.., llcMe: r., Could &o Oii Sl111l111"
(mua) ·~-Judy Garland
0 After lllt Act of Uncerulnty
tm)P11•
GJ T•Remta Dtponlwa 8 ll0tlt : e "The lncldut"
(dra) '68-Tony Musante
IG)~Unlftne
-4:30-
0 0f Cartfl' Mall
S) StMI Ktnton & His Otclleslra
Tiu$ oroerarn examines inte1ac11on of
musit students and proless1onal 1a11
mus1t1ans at U S colle1es
5:00
8"""'$Coflllr
• (J)Sbr TIM • rn a Wide World of Sl*ts G llewil: 1!11 "Tiit fwlitift llillcf"
(dra) '60-Marlon Brando. cm,....
• lhtlt: ~ "S.11 fr111clJco''
(dr1) '36-Clart Gable
(fl)...,,..p
• Stir S.CC.r .,.,... Fltlw•
-5:30-• Tiie $25,000 f'yr1111W ®I Wllll WOIN tf s,..ts
C!Z "' Int ~ ..,. ® Mb ti (Matltll B llltt*illc .....,
P•NINQ
l.rOl John Clfl11r11 Interviews
7:00
O Tht Price Is licllt
QJ E111trffftCY OM
II Sl.91 lellltJ S11GW
8 EJftitatsa Los Anctlts oo The h11111i1rw Cl S,.Ct 1"9
[OJ Tlllt'1 Hollywod m ()}) a a The Llwrenc. ~ SllOlt
<UJ lbmt That T Ullt
Ill> Once Upo11 1 Clusk fD Clfitolllil T 011ipt
OJ loa de Me1ico
0 Austin City Limits
-7:30-
0 2 Ol'I Ille T °"" U ®l family feud
8 M1td1 Game PM
()) lleen's People
(llJ The Muppets
fJl) F oobt111$ ® Americans & the Cafflornl1
Dream
8:00
8 CJ) <lll Tht Wllite Slladow (R)
Coach Reeves laces a complu and
e•pfos1ve situalron when a talented
youn1 transfer $ludent joins his team
after be1n1 forced to chanee $tho0ls
because ol a person1I and h1ehiy
conlldtntral problem.
U 0 tDl CHlh (R) "The Volun-
teers" Jon and Ponch escort a truck
loaded with volatile chemicals over
remote moun tain roads because
crllzens~ ,towns along Ille direct
route. r-1 allow the dangerous
~rgo to iss through a Mowit: "l11<idtllt in San Fran·
cisco" (dra) · 70-Rrchard Kiley.
Phyfhs Thuler, Ruth Roman a ro ®J a Det1J ttou. "Big
Man on Campus" When the portly
flounder falls in love w1lh Mandy
Pepper1dge, tile Omeea pinup grrl,
lht Otltas use all theu ••IS and
rngenu1ty to convince her lhal,
despite his outward appearance. he
is truly the man of her dreams
(Rescheduled)
D Mowie: (lllr) "flM ol 111t a-..n
Eflltlirt" (dra) '64-Sophi& Loren,
Stephen Boyd. Christopher Plummer m U,mi11, Dow!ntairs
... """ • ., .. a..ica @ TWlllty·fMf Owl fl'tlll Si) Ac.MMy ... ...,,
{II) <Met UJIOll I Qmk
-8:30-
• ()) Cl§) ft Wtfco111e lut,
llect•r "f lie Gane Show" Sweatlto&·
like special meuures are called for
when Epstein and Wash1na1on are
pitied •aarnst 11cll enemy Cal'ltlll tn
8uch1nan H11h's talent SIK>w and
discover ht's hxed the conttsl
~ lblilt ti Iii.~ letter
8100 • m <ti> Motl•: czrtr> .. ,.,
Ollltt l•H"-(dra) '79-Rrcllard
Thom.s, luht K1vncr. Rol>ett lou1a,
Elizabeth Allen. Scott Jaeoby. Based
on a frue ine1dent, th1l stoiy dull
with ' youne rrrl (Ms 111v11e1) wlto,
btctuse of htr drUblllfy, hu been
smothtrtd wtfh over protklrn Qlt
and his never been ellowtd 1ny
1nc1tpefldence. SIM mtets, l•ltt 1n
love with •nd plan, to m•rry •11
equally 11ter0ed. but 111vch ll'Olt
aeH·rth1111 ~11th (Thofttas) wflo has
Ileen t~0\1111'4 to fuMf!011 to the
Mt t •l•llf " hrs ca,.blllflf!S. f/111r $tr11qle to 11f:a1n the .,al ullfol\1$.
a11d the couple st11~es to convince
lheu parents lhal tllry. too arr
en1tlfed to a hie ol then own
II (lll illi BJ l t11e lur
IJ (]) ~ lllJ The Lott Boat (R)
In The 1(1ssing Blnd1t." a mas~ed
kissing bandit (Biiiy Crystal) thnlls
and chills the ladies while shtk1ng
lhr decks al nt&hl '" "Mike and
Ike," a busy businessman (B11ty
Davis Jr ) linds out wliat 1s 1mPOrtBnt
1n life lhrou&h ~1s son 1roaa
Bndgu) Marilyn McCoo also stars,
and m "Th' Witness." a man (Robert
Reeo) who behevts h's chances ol
survival a1e belle1 at sea than as a
<11tness 1n a gangland 111al receives
1ovrng sympathy lrom a fellow
passenger (Toni Tennille)
G)Het ....
IHI Austin City Limits
f1i> Greil flertorm1nces e> Ml Duke Chullfn
-9:30-
ISO) $etovi1 It the White HollSe
10:00 D Ill! fiJJ Tht "°'"°'d files (Rl "Rosendahl and Gilda Stetn are
Dead" Rita Moreno 1etu1ns 1n lhe
role of R!la Capkov1c, a proshtule
charged with lhe slay1ne of a
customei. actually assassinated by a
mobster Abe V1eoda also guests 8 li1 Battin •CD(})) 13) F111tHt Island (R)
In "Btsl Seller," a meek 25 year old
clerk (Oest Arnaz Jr ). who d1eams of
becom1n& a best selling author lmds
himself "kidnapped" by m starved
lema)es. and 1n "The Tomb,.. an
archaelo11st (Barry Sullivan) who
wants to make i great find, gets the
or port unity to inves1t11ate the lomb
0 1(1ne r uf's twin brother -said lo be
plagued by • deadly curse m Doll~ Fareo SllOlt mr.oi11,. ~ Grand Jul'}: Institution Under
firt m C41rro Jillltntl
!Al Mehta: Tht Med 111d hit Music
-10:30-
11:00
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• ({) (lJ) <Ul lltn
It TURN ON IOU NOW
• EASTER SW. 1flCT140N
CALL 520-2121 llOW a l•ttr S..I Tetetlltft An 18 hour,
celebnly h1ehhghted c•mpa1gn to
help crippled chrldrM, hosted by Vic
Tayback and co-hosted by leVar
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Burton Srars scheduled to dppear
include Pel~r f alk. Jon Vo1ghl Carol
lawrence Quinn Cummings, Carol
lyoley Peter Marshall Randy Hell@•
Maureen Reagan. rom Kennelly
Kevin Dobson ano lohn Shuck A
tribute to Etvis is also presented
0 Second City ~ Network m Morie: ''The Marcus Nelson
Murders'' (dra) 7 J Telly Savalas
1121 Mme: "The Batlle of Neretwa"
(dra) 71 i'ul Brynner
GI TM Gooclits
231 Mam-12
rH, Ted Fritts Sllow
-11:30-
0 Mcwit: "BruUut 11 Till1ny's"
(com) '61 Audrey Hepbu111
lll lillo¥ie: i•1 "Sailor of the Kina"
(Ora) ·~3 lelltey tiunter D 12_3, {fJJ Saturday Nishi Lin 8 Morie: "The Southern Star"
(com) '69 George Segal • e Morie: Jljj') "The Idol" (dra )
66-MtChael Parks, Jennifer Jones
O Mcwie: "lemor1, A Cllild's h ie
of Ille Slipern1tur1I" (llor) 7 3
W1lltam Wilton, Lesley Gib
(fQ) Mowie: "C•t on I Hot nn Root"
(dra) 58-[hzabeth laylo•
Cl> The ltoolilts
(2] 1 The Islander
12:00 a sm ON 5 ALL NIGHT * EASTER SEAL TELHHON 8 Enter S.11 Ttltthon
fID Ellubetll of Lldymud
t3l Solp F actoiy Dltco
-12:30-
G> l!lowie~ "Torture Chamber of Dr.
Sadism'' (hof) '69 Ch11slophe1 Lee
1:00
D Oil Rot~ Collcert
-1:30-
0 Tht Adventurers
2:00
0 Talubout
0 •1t: "Doctor al Sea" (com)
'56 Dirk Bogarde, B11g11te Bardot m Mowie: "Miu Sadie Tllompson"
(dra) '54-R11a Hayiirorth
Q) Movie: ~ "The Monster
Demolisllef" (hor) German Robles
-3:30-
8 Nein/Morie: "flit llu11nln1
M111" (adv) '63 lee Remick
4:00
Cl Mevit: MDodtf In lllt House"
(com) '55 Drrk 8og1rde
G) Mowlt: "P'lllllf of Blood" (SCI 11)
'66-John Sa.on. Basil Rathbone
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