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streel comer nettled up aaa1n.sl
lbe ftank ot Mounl Baldy is a big
turquoia and wh1ll' bulldlna
wbere you can &et • lltU help
from your friend
Thty work ror the lnternal
Revtinue Strv1ce and rt>all)'
they arc your
frltnd ••
wbetb r ll
ft'tlli l\ke H
today or not.
They have
bc<'n vt?r y
busy answer
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phont':. at
thn ms· Ct'n
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t uit lll'lphne fo<.'iht y u.s '" thn~.
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Qur \Jncll' Sam l'tl.1. thl' t..1 f1I
mg sca~n dru" tn .i 1·losl'
A atalf lhnt v1trie. rrom 45 lo
80 at 90~0 E raalr Orlv~
unswered quest1on11 Crom BOme
36,000 calla lLl l wt>ek alon4'. "n
colnpauln& an area rrom San
Luis Obispo to San Olc&o
Tbtiy arc bu y luklng these
tollfrt'l' calla cOlal 1, 121SI
S12 7981} und tryi ng to atMse.
an.x10U8. an~ry. t•onfus <'d or run
fo\JndNI laitp~yer:1 u~ deudllne
n<.'ara tomorrow sinfc April 15 foils on Sunday
So tlon'l a k Ir you cun takt> Q
mt>dlcul deduellon ror a pair or
hand (Arved wood,•n ll'Kll for
your purapll'Ai<' 11 •l t:hlr kcn
whaeh w 1111 born w i thout
drumr.tu•kc; und r\'<tulrNI p1 os
thellc dc\'tc~
Don 't I.. 1f you 'rl' t•nl1lled to
tu ~t· 1 <'a-.uulty los11 for rlmilun~
·our fuls~ l<'••th down lta(• com
tnc>d<' by m•ctdC'nt
No muttt•r oo~ 1l1•ur ltoH:r or
Tubb rnuv tk· tu )'Our lur1ch
SUNDAY
heart, they rannol bo counted u1
a MOO deducUon for provltk>n of
more than ~ percent of their
aupport
And If a lond111id~ •weeps your
lol und hou. e 00 r :el down a hill
ncJ plop. atop u nt>urby church
own('d pro~rty. tht> parcel d<>t>s
not thu. tM!eome tux.exempt.
lwcaus.c it Is stilt recorded us
your r«>nfr lute ltJwilmoved
Th~y ·ve heurd them ull al the
windowll'f!11 J ns f:1clUty throut-eh
who c tJoon pass some abjecUy
deprt!8S d l 11x payc r s if 1t
l'Om ct> down to that since tax
uudlls art> conducted upslatrs
"'fhe IHS ~ometitnes hus a
bud image," suyi; rtltired Navy
tnl'dical eorps m a n Joseph
c;roncy, of Garden Grove, who
t•ommutt.•s daily to hjs JOb ns a
IU\PliH'" · ·rvic •representative
"You •et people who are
hostlle on the pbone or at the
counter every day. But when it
comes down to it, we're just peo-
ple . We can make mistakes." he
says.
Croney used to work in the
Santa Ana IRS omcc. where 11
employees were seelog 200 to 300
persons per day strictly• on a
face.to.face basis.
T he loll·free Ceotiphone
system enables the IRS to assist
far more taxpayers with prob·
lems and questions and the El
Monte location is the largest of
1ls type in California.
Considering the IRS Regional
Center in Fresno bad received
5.8 million lax returns as of
.March 27, with 9.6 million due
by April 16. a lot of Californians
are busy figuring. these days.
They may be pu1bln1 old Her dudel, beMd Oii
yellow Dlxon Ticondero•• No. 2 t.enalve trauua,. laclude
acboolroom pencils, Die ball· ducUq elUMI ud M
points. Flair nylon Ups, or amoq tbale like C1'oMy
punching calculator buttons. but field taxpQer calla for
many are sweating and ln ~ tbe IRS' nnt, aecoad and·
ol help. .. ..... c, ranks at Mliat.en.
A whopping 2 mllUon returns The first line answers aa,.i
among the ultimate total of 10.2 for information or a11i1
to be filed within the calendar and may pass it on to ao
year won't even be finished and specific in the seeond liae. lf
malled before Monda.y. says IRS involves some special area
spokesman Larry Wright. expert.iae.
And 800,000 will be filed alter Thlrd Une assistera are
the April 16 deadline and contain pared to answer questions ln
some. of the mo~t novel and vol\rlng a whole host of
creative explanations a nd ex· esoteric areas of tax laws
cuses for th_eir ta~di~ess ever they relate to estates, fid
penned this side or fiction. trusts and other exotic financ..
The helpline calls would rm a These IRS employees c
book of anecdotes. say IRS from civil service test aeoretr
veterans. . range from accounting and anJ "W~ have ~alls co!"mg. ln .all thropology majors In colleges tO
year . r<?und. , explains serv1ce housewives law students and~
spec1ahst Kim MacLeod. of • ., Culver City. <See PHONE, Page AJ>
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VOL. 72, NO. 105, 7 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1979 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
f Catalina Seaplane Crash Kills W oDian
I By ARTHUR R. VINSEL passengers. before sinking. has been no mention of possibly Federal Aviation Administra· when brought ashore by boat airlifted to a mainland Kaiser
. 0tu.eo.u,Pnouut1 T he remaining 10 pt!rsons grounding the other Grumman lion. pe nding repair of saJinc rescuers. including the crews of Hospital intensive care unit and
Div ers w ere t o p r o.be aboard eight of them members G2l·A Gray Goose amphibious corrosion. which was completed th e Los l\n gc lcs County Mrs. Robin Mi chaelis. wre~kage today of a ~atahna of one fa mily were rescued aircraft following the latest acci· the ~ollo~ng year. . L 1 f e g uard D e p a rt m c n t Spokesmen at Avalon Com·
A a rimes scapl.ane that clipped a from the shatkred hullr bobbing dent involving the old pre· World Killed in Saturd:.iy s 10: 15 a .m . qaywatch Roal and the Av alon m unity Hos pita l s aid Mrs
wave on an island landing l.lr>-350 yards off the Pebbly Beach War II planes. crash near the southerly tip of llarbor Patrol Michaelis. 34, of La Crescenta.
proach Saturday. cartwheeled landing ramp, by a flot1lla o( One crash·landing in '<:hoppy Santa Catalina lsla~d was 'quth Most seriously inJured v1ctuns was m stable condition, alon~
across the wat~r. brcakin~ 111 s m all boats water in August . 1977. resulted Ga_rdner . 81, of Lomita included the Catalina Aarhnc~
half and killing one 0 1 11 Investigators said today then· in a grounding order by the Sh e was pronounced dead pilot. Richard Lord, 43, who was !See SEAPLANE, PageA2>
Churches
Share on
Holy Day
,JERUSALEM 1AP l Devout
Chris tians. commemorating a
day of moumin~ before the re
surrectaon. paradt>d solemn!:.
from Calvary to the tomb of
1 Chris t on Holy SaturdCJy.
I The litanies of the Romun
Catholic, Armenian, Coptic ancl 'I Greek Orthodox chu r chl·~ minglro in a babble of prayer 111
s ide the Church of the Holy 7 Sepulchre as Eas ter Week ap
I proached its climax.
Catholics conclude Easter
celebrations soon after s unril>e
today with a recital of the High
Mass of the Resurrection, con
dueled by the Latin Patriarch of
Jerusale m. Mons1s:nor G1o<'omo
Guis t•ppe Beltritli.
Protes tant Sl•rv1ces wc•rc
s<"h eduled in e1J!hl diffe n..'nl
languages. startin~ before i.u.11
rise and lasting until afternoon
al the Garden Tomb. outside tht·
Old City walls
The Garden Tomb 1s revernd
b) Protestants as the actual
tomb of Christ Catholics rec
ognize the Churrh of the Holy
Sepulchre as the burial site.
In a tightly crowded schedule.
the c hurches followed ont·
a nother m separate processions
from the skull.s haped hill of thl·
crucifixion to the stone of unl'
tion. where trad1t1on says J esu~ ·
CSee HOLV DAV. Page A2 l
Crude Spill
Coast Bound
LOS ANGELES <AP> -An
e s timated several thousand
gallons of crude oil escaped
from a La Mirada Chevron
s torage tank Saturday, a nd
flowed six miles down Coyote
1 Creek toward the ocean. accord·
r iog to Sberifr's deputies.
Late r, cleanup crews were
scattered aJong the creek. skim·
ming oil off the swifUy.nowing
waler with pads and vacuum
trucks
Both Ch evron and Coast
Guard officiaJs said their most
immediate concern was to keep
~ the oil from getting into the San
I Gabriel River, which empties in·
to lhe ocean off Seal Beach.
A noating oil dam s ucceeded
in stopping the now just north of
the river, but Flood Control Dis·
trict official John K. Mitchell
said weeds, silt and rocks in the
creek near Buena Park may de·
lay completion or the cleanup
process until the middle of next
.-eek.
Harold E . Glllespie, Chevron
dlvlsk>n manager for Southern
Callfomla. said company of.
(lclala were investigating the
cause or the splll to find out if it
was due t o •·a m echanical
failure or sabotage."
Cbrney 8"'1rig, 2'h, and
beribboned Doffs f11Ust
have betn among the
/)tlcf1-Betters Saturday as
they paraded their tmery
at a holklay pet fashion
show at Huntington
HatboUr Mall. .
Silent Era Actor Dies
Mesa n S tanley Dunn, FJrSt Cisco Kid
The first silent movie cowboy
ever lo twirl two pearl·handled
six·shooters in defense or law
and Justice as the Cisco Kid in
1913 Hollywood movies , Costa
Mesa's Herbert Stanley Dunn.
died al 87 Saturday.
Private· funeral services for
the star ot some 200 silent mov·
ies will beTUeJctay.
Spokesmen at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital said Mr.
Dunn was pronounced dead at J
a . m .. shortly after being ad·
milted for treatment or an ap·
parent stroke.
He was stricken at bis Costa
Mesa home while preparing for
bed and his secretary. who found
him unconscious, called fire de·
partment paramedics who
worked to revive the elderly
show business veteran.
Spokesmen at Fairhaven
Memorial Park and Cernetery
Santa Ana. said rites for Mr.
Dunn will be at 1 p.m . Tuesday,
with interment to follow there
His was the typically colorful ,
life or the early day Hollywood
personalities. those who won or
lost at high noon on Main Street
in the western sets of Glitter Ci·
ty, or ln its real life struggle ror stardom.
"I was lucky," the elderly Cis·
co Kid-who would be succeeded
by a string of actors. half of
whom he outlived-told a Daily
Pilot Interviewer a few years
ago.
.. A lot of the actors suffered
<See CISCO, P11e AZ)
6,000 Evacuated .
l
I Flash Floods
Gorge Rivers
By The Assodated Press
Flas h Ooods spawned by two
days of hard-driving sprin~
rains forced u t leas t 6.000
persons from their homes in
M1ssissipp1 and Atabama on
Saturday and overOowed rivers
a nd s trea m s ac r o sl> t h e
Southeast.
At least nine deaths four
eac h in M1 ss iss ipp1 a nd
Alabama and one in Georgia
were blamed on the floodinJ!.
T h e unus ually heavy rains
be~a n Wednesd ay nig ht and
ended Friday afternoon
Jn Alabama. the Red Cross
said some 1.000 famihl's wen~
slaying in l>pcc1al shelll'rs Satur ·
dav. and d1i.astcr r re\\s \\ere
-ent to Tuscaloo!-.a, B1rm1n~ham
a nd Wetumpka . north o f
Montgomery
Alabama Civil Ol'fcnsc of·
f1 c ials said Saturday that as
m any as t ,000 people were
evacua ted fro m southern
Sumter County. m west·central
Alabama . berause of two
ea rthe n dams burs ting in
neighborinJ! Mississippi.
In Tuscaloosa. where the
downtown a rea reported more
than 10 inches of ram. County
Comm1ss1on<'r Bobby Maller said
damage countywade would "go
into the millions of dollars ...
The Tombigbee a nd Lu x·
apallila ri\.'e rs overflow~d their
bank s sn Co lumbus 1n
northeastern Mississippi. divid·
ing the city and dr iving 2.000
persons from their homes. said
Lowndes County Ci vi\ Defense
Director Ray Gildea.
The flooding in Columbus cut
off d1rect access between the·
east and west parts of the city. l
for<'in~ motorisLc; to detour 65
miles through Alabama. The1f
L o wndes County Ja i l andi
e mergency cent.e r was sur1
rounded by the Ooodwaters, of
f1c1al s said.
In Jackson, Miss .. a uthoritieSi!
said 500 famili es were evacuate<fi1
when the Pearl River rose t~
38.8 feet by noon Saturday
Workers strug~Jed lo build ai
two·mile·long wooden barricad
to keep the river from s wampi
the city's waste water treatmen
plant.
The Missi ss ippi Highwa
Patrol said Interstate 55 fro '
J ackson south to Crystal Spring.
was closed Saturday because ot
h1(?h water on the Pearl. ~ft
··Rainfall totals in the Pear\(
River Bas in have varied from 31
to 19 inches" s ince the rain1
be(?an Wednesday night, said
Cla r e nce Viceroy. Nationa l .
Weather Service spokesman•'
·'This has put creeks and riverst
higher than they have e ver been I
before ..
President Carter declared a
s tate of emergency in Mississip-
pi Saturday to make the state
eli~ible for federal a id.
Backwaters rrom the swollen
Mississippi River forced hun·
dreds fro m their homes al
Vicksburg. officials said.
The body of 4·year-old Angela
Love, a pre-school student al the
Mississippi School for the Deaf.
was recovered in Jackson Satur-
day morning after she drowned
<See FLOODS, Page AZ>
ON ~rnE INSID•~
LOVING LABOR -The peo·
pie who operate Briggs Cun·
ningbam Museum aren't chas·
ing a buck: they're pursuing the
dreams of great auto builders of
the past. and it does n't hurt that
they satisfy a few p ersonal
ideals as well. Page BS.
P .S. WVES VOV -If you
have the money , proper
bloodline or just the right sort or
fame. Associated Press writer
Saul Pett tried Palm Springs on
for size and found, dahling, t.bat
it doesn'tquite fit.
THE GUESSING GAME -
They don't make public taste:
they can't lake public taste. and
in the last analysis, public taste
can break lhem if they don't
prognosticate Ila lrend for next
season. Producers for here·today
gooe ·tomorrow TV •hows
evaluate your undivided attenUoo
to the tube or losing you in the
-~--
twist or the channel knob. Page
Bl6.
DESIGNERS' HOMES -Five•
Laguna Beach homes will be lD·
eluded on the Oraqe County
American Institute oC Architeds•
tour on SUnday, April 22, co-J
s ponsored by the Women '•~
Architectural League. For a pie-~
torlal preview, aee Page BU. r
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NOWHERE TO GO BUT UP IN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
Realdent1 Pfle Belongings on Roofs as Waters Rise
F,....P~AI
aooos ON RAMPAGE. • •
while p l ayi n g n e ar h e r
grandmoth e r 's hou se.
authorities said. She dis ap.
peared Friday evening, officials
said
At Rom e. in northwest
Georgia, police s aid Charles R.
Whi le, 42. drowned after his car
r:in off an inundated highway
late Friday night nnd down a
flood embankment into 15 feel of
wa ter
Saturday's flooding in the
Southeast was the lcgac:y of un-
usually henvy rains that tx>gan
late Wednesday night and con-
tanut'd until Friday afternoon
A total of 8.68 inches of rain
fell on Birmingha m . tn a 24-hour
period. only .18 a n inch ~hort of
a n a ll-time record of 8.86 tnches.
et m July 1916, according to
Bob Ft'rry. chief metereolog1st
at the National Weather Scn·1cl'
there The ra mf:.111 1n both l:hrm-
ing ham and Atlanta set records
for any one day's rainfall in
April. Atlanta has had 9.S inches
or rain so far this month, a re-
cord for April.
Some flooding also was report-
ed in Missouri, mainly along the
Missouri and Mississippi rivers.
and In Illinois, whe re authorities
s a id heavy midweek r ains
swelled tributaries of the I llino1s
River .
The Jllinois rose Sl1turday to
25.6 feet in Peon a. about 11 fcC'l
above flood s tage Saturday,
a uthorities s ai d . a nd lht'
weather service predicted that 1l
would crest Monday at 28.5.
ln North Dakota . the swoll en
Wild Rice Ri ver grew a mill•
"ide Saturd e1y i n no rthe rn
Richland County. the RL-d River
ros e to 21.79 feel a t Fa rgo.
almost five reet over rtood stage
The "'eather S<.'rvicc prcdictL>d
thl• Red River would rise to 34
fct·t at Fargo by Thursda.>
Gas on Etnpty?
Few Statiom Still Open
ff you forgot to top-off your tank Saturday, you
may have a ha rd time finding gas today.
A Daily PHot s urvey Friday found that 86 per-
cent of stations polled planned to stay closed today.
The few that indicated they'd be open said noon clos-
ings were proba ble.
Here 's a lis t of stations that planned to stay
ope n :
Rod's Arco, F ai r view Road a nd SunOower
Street. Costa Mesa : Westcliff Arco. Irvine Avenu~
a nd Westcliff Drive. New))Ort Beach lif gasoline sup-
plies hold up), Coron a del Mar Chevron. Pacific
Coast Highway a nd MacArthur Boulevard. Newport
Beach. and Moon Gordon Mobil. 1729 S. El Camino
Real. San Clemente •morning only>
Pride of Baltimore
Towed Into Refuge
WILMINGTON. Del. <AP)
Thti Pride or Baltimore.
da maged when a storm tossed it
ODto a Delaware Bay shoal. was
towed toward Wilmington ror re-
pairs Saturday, scutthng plans
for a gala Easter home-port
finale to a 7,000-mile journey
The Coast Guard culler Point
FrankJin was pulling the 136·
foot, t.wo-master schooner up
,Funny Cars
lnSoupyFog
An est.imated 20,000 people turned out for one of the first big
funny car race meels of the 1979
season at Orange County In-
ternational Raceway Saturday
nighl
And when those 20,000 people
aot into their ordinary cars to go Mme about 11 p .m ., after seeing
&be 190 mph guys in their funny
'racers, ll wasn't very funny
anymore, say those guys in the
black-and-white cars.
Catlfornla Highway Patrol of·
ficers were on the scene at Sand
..Canyon Avenue just off the Sao·
~ Ana Freeway ror about an
I r, diredlng clo11ed trnmc
r deme fo1 moved into the
a.
De la ware Bay from a point
about 10 miles northwest of Cape
Ma y, N.J .. where jt ran aground
Fr iday night in 25 mph winds
and 6-to 8-Cool waves.
The city or Baltimore built lhc
Pride in 1977 for lhe Bicenten-
nial and operates the ship as a
goodwill and promotional am-
bassador.
"The captain says the crew is
fine. although they were very
depressed las t night when they
r a n ag round ," s aid Chris
Hartman, a s pokesman for
Baltimore Mayor William
Schaefer.
Hartman said a Coast Guard
pump kept water rrom the ship's
hold Saturday as it was towed
toward the Wilmington Marine
Terminal for repairs.
Weissmuller
In Hospital
HOLLYWOOD t APl -Johnny
Weissmuller. l.he former Olym·
pie s wimmer most Americans
think of as "Tarzan,·• is confined
lo a hospital where h e
"screams, h ollers. make s
Tarzan-like calls" that fri1hten
hospital employees. according to
a court peUtion seeking a con·
senat.onbip over him.
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Nuke Confusion Probed • • • • . W AIHINOTOff f AP> -Aa de
t•re•t of poteallal dlaaater ta••• at tbe crippled Tbree MU. laland nuclear reactor l81t
wHk, attentJon ahif\H to the
eonfualon that hampered
rNponeet to lbe accident by key
olfltla11. More and more questlona were
raised about the Nuclear
fteaulatory Commission and Its
abillty to handle problems at the
nation's DU(lear power plant&. fl
alfo became known that many
nuclear plants suffer frol'!l prob-
lem• slrnHar to those that trlg -
i ered the Three Mlle Island ac·
ddent
President Carter . aiming to "t'l 1'ome unswt!r&, appointed an
11 mt>mber commission to study
tht.1 ltccldent and the official
handling of it. And the NRC in·
tenslfled its review or plant de·
sl&n und procedures with a more
Informed eye for possible prob-
lems
Three Mile Core Cools
As Investigation Heats
A• the week be1an, the t.one
was optimi1Uc.
Pennsylvania Gov. Dick
Thornburah told pregnant
women and young children that
it was safe to end their ll·day
exile and return to their homes
within five miles of the plant.
"This means that it is now
considered safe." he told a Har·
risburg news conference . "This
does not mean that we will relax
our vigil. We will continue to
monitor the entire ~ituallon on a
24·hour basis." ThOmburgh also
said schools within 5 miles or the
plant could reopen. stale offices
could go back to business as
us ual and Civil Defense opera-
lions could be geared down.
"I consider the crisis over
with regard to the status of the
core." said Harold Denton. the
top NRC official who has been
on the scene at TMI. at the joint
n e ws confe rence with
Thornburgh.
Bul there was another de-
velopment Monday that wasn't
public and that struck a quite
differenl note.
The NRC's Advisory Commit·
tee on Nuclear Safeguards wrote
a letter that day s aying that 42
other U.S. re actors like Three
Mile Island could be vulnerable
to a major instrument problem.
And that oouJd mislead the reac·
l're•P•~Al
CISCO KID DIES •..
more ~erious inj uries . Some
we re killed," said Mr. Dunn,
who performed his own stunts in
a day when stars took their
own tumbles.
He was the son of an Irish sea
captain and a n Algonquin Indian
actress, who at tbe age or 3.
made his stage debul with bis
mother.
During the early part of 1976,
Mr. Dunn was honored at
Cypress College at a U.S. Bicen·
lennial Celebration event featur-
ing a variety of old-timers who
helped make U.S. history ..
He graduated from being a
property boy at the old Vita-
graph Films in 1905 to a few ~io·
graph one a nd two-reel moVtes.
then with the aid of his age and a
painted moustache. he became
the Cisco Kid.
He was paid $45 per week for
most ol the movies. among the
flrsl serials ever made. whic:h
we re cranked out in Arizona,
written by his wife at the time.
based on his own script ideas.
··You could buy a steak in the
best care in Tucson. for 25 or 30
cents." Mr. Dunn recalled.
The predecessor of such Cisco
Kid stars as Warner Baxte r.
Cesar Romero; Giibert Roland
and Duncan Reynaldo retired in
1957 after working for years as
property master ror Columbia
Sludios al $500 per week.
He still walked with a limp
from a leg broken when his
horse rolled on him in an early
day Cisco Kid film episode.
f'f'OMP-.AJ
ORIGINAL CISCO KID
· Mesa ·s Dunn DMts
ton' operaton toward uolber •
near.......,. ?
The letter got to NRC •
Chairman JOlepb Hendrie tbe •
neitt day, Tuelday.
And on Wednetday. tbe NRC
statr called for new safety
measures for presaurized water
reactors. Three Mlle laland Unit
2 ls such a reactor.
The problem, the NRC said, is
that instruments designed to
measure the amount of vital
cooling water in the reactor may
give coaflicilal readJngs.
t¥lth aucb a conruct, the NRC
says plant operators should keep
t he emerge ncy core cooling
system turned on.
Faced with connictlng react.
lngs at Three Mile Island, the
operator shut off the emergency
cooling syste m and disaster
moved a step closer.
Also on Tuesday, scores or
those who live. near the plant
began tests of t he radiation
levels in their bodies. The initial
res ults s howed levels were
norma l.
Later in the week. a study or
NRC records by a team or As·
soeiated Press re porters re· .
vealed that at least '""2,835 "re-
portable occurrences" bit the
nation's nuclear power plants.
incidents that could affect the
units • operations.
Many plants, lhe AP study
s howed , ha d s uffe red from
sepa rate incidents that. when
they occurred in one planl at one
time. brought Three Mile Island
near disaster.
Even as the NRC was issuing
new warnings, President Carter
named his own commission to
look into the Three Mile Island ·
accident.
Carter named a housewife
who lives near the plant to the
commission, bul no one 'from an
electric utility. And no members
of the NRC joined the panel,
which is expected lo take six
months for its work. .
Victim Killed SEAPLANE CRASH KILLS 1
Some Sources Sal'd the Grum-·A:mi.rustr<Jt1on, ~aid a National In HB Headon with her in·laws. Willard, 64. and Matilda Michaelis. 63, both man Goose losl power during its Transportation Safety Board ID· N Id if• d
visiting from Chicago. landing approach and dipped too vestigator was at the scene OW eni-le
Authorities said they would be near lhe surface chop, catching "They've got the wreckaJ?e .
held at least overnight for treat-a wingtip or noat and causing buoyed." he said or m arker!> . A Huntington . Beach woman
f · · · · 1 d' t the old plane to careen over the established by divers who went killed Thursday m a head-on col· ment o mJuncs inc u mg cu s sea surface. down to the 100-foot depth at hs1on with a s peeding car alleged· ~rnd brujst-s and broken bones. 1 d · b · · ed h but could be rl'leased today. "One of the little gir ls un-which the plane's remain~ ::.et· Y nven Y an mtox1cat yout
Hospital spokesman Jo Swelt. buckled herself ... she said of the tied. who had s tolen it ha s been iden-
M I. c hae l 1's c h1'ldrc ns' cal m Hallan said 1f a dcc1s1on 1s tified. R N.. identified the other vie-Sh M J 57 f 8877 t i ms as William and Robin res ponse a rte r the s udden m ade to raise the wreckage, 1t e is . ary. ones, . ? . · crackup within sight of the land· will either be inspected m J Tulare Drive.ma condomuruum Michaelis' daughters. Kim. 12. ing r amp. . facility near the landing ramp or complex onl y a few blocks from
Kelly. 9. Kate. 5, and Korie,. 2. She sa1·d those aboard had ht· removed by b arge t o the thearrestedsuspc~t 'sown home. a nd he r p a r t -lim e Ava o n Tho o T I tt 18 h neighbor. George Putna m. tle luggage and were apparently m ainland for reassembly. mas · np e • , as
Putnam , 48. < nol the Los j ust making a brief Easter Federal authon t1es o rdered been under treatment at the
I. "'eekend visit the six Grummans operated by Ora nge County S_he riff's ~ail Angell.'S te levision persona 1ty 1 w d at UC I e M d I
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Bl, Little Doggie
Erica Dunnigan, 7, <above lefu and her
mount Lani, appear more confident than
Lisa Stover and her pal Tigger a t Easter
pet parade in Huntington Harbour Mall,
Sa turday. The Maltese Dog Club staged a
canine fashion show in conjunction with
pet parade. which included s nakes and
one little boy's pet rock, according to a
spokesman.
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Brookhurst Strert
He is cba r.r.?ed with vehicular
m anslaughter. felony drunken
driving and gra nd theft of an auto
afte r beinJ? pulled from the blaz-
ing wreckage by police.
Spokesmen at Pierce Brothers
Smith's Mortuary, Huntington
Beach, said services for Mrs .
J ones have not yet been set by a
daug hte r . Janetti Olson, who
lives in West Los Angeies.
Cars Freed
By Vandals
Somebody who wa nted to play
bumper cars with the real lhing
1s sou~ht by Irvine police today.
following a rash or driverless
juggernauts unleashed on the
Turtlerock area Friday and ear-
ly Saturday.
Damage which could amount
to several thousand dollars was
caused when vandals released
e m e rgency brakes or several
parked cars in the hilly area of
the city.
Angry residents called police
from 11 p.m. to 12:30 a .m. as a
person or persons unknown sent
t h e a utos careen i n g over
::;idewalks , yards and through
::;hrubbery.
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body was annoinle d and
wrapped in a shroud. lo the
mausoleum.enclosed tomb.
Thousands of pilgrims filtered
through the church all day for
devotions. An estimated 60,000
Christian visitors came to the
Holy Land In the last month, but
there was no estimate or how
many were in Jerusalem for
Easter Week.
Israeli troops patrolled the
streets to guard against Arab
terrorism. Four Arab guerrillas
were killed as they crossed the
Jordan River lnto Israel late •
Salurday. No Israeli casualties
were reported.
Although Gree k Orthodox
Christians do not ce lebrate
Easter until next Sunday, lhe
church was crowded with black·
clad worshippers from nearby
Greece and Cyprus attending a
regular Saturday Mass.
Many Orthodox pilgrims knelt
to kiss the stone of unction and
to wipe a pungent balsam from
ilS marble surface to cross their
rorebeada ln devotion.
Bishop Hanna Kaldany. the
vicar of Nazareth, led the
Catholic procession down the
steep staircase from Golgotha.
The strains of Bach organ
mu s ic e choed through the
rotunda.
· B,.rown -robed Frans is can
friars reciting hymns cleared a
wide path through a throng of
pilgrims.
· 'Thjs really brings the gospels
home to me. Easter will mean
so much more now." said one
New Zealand woman. Motl or
the pilgrims appeared to be
rrom Scandanavla a nd
Germany . A few were
Americans.
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Ouch choir rejoices
Easter:
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Some holiday traditions .f adinf{ but the ·concept o.f victory is renewed
A sweet i.opruno cu11h1lJ .1r1-.1n~ 1ntu llw
l'OOl, damp thrnn a!> tht' ~un Pt'l'k'I over l hl' Sun
lit Ana Mountain:.
A sweet (•hocolat1• bunny rw-,tled 1n a rh'~t ol
green waxt.'d puper ~rnss for after breakfast
A trinity of i,unbeam:. g 10 ..... 1ng S(t1 ltl1·11
through the plendor of stuaned glasi. window!.
over the bowed heads of congregation:. rl.'
reading sacred words or ('Omfort
Row-upon-row of las t·m1nult" shopper:.
choosing fro m row.upon-row of chocoh1t1::.,
greeting cards, or colorful choirs of potted
plants.
These are the t<rngibl<' :.ymbob and lhl' 111
t ang ible feelings of Eastt>r
How writ this Eas ter be different than
others?
Why is Easter 1.pee1al to you"
liow should Easter be obi.en·l•rl "
T he Daily Pilot has :.isked a few f>t'Ople
around the Orangl' Co:il>l theSl' quest1uni. und
he re is what some of the m had to say
The Rev. Chuck Smith. founder of Calvary
C'h..ipt'I . S<111t.1 An.i bust:d nondenominat1onal
t'hurch. bays the holu.ltiy ..... 111 be no different ~t h:in .,;a!>tl'&b tor 20 l'enturie pai.t.
Al·tuall) 1t 1s the concept of Vl('lory out of
:.l't·m anl( defeut Suddenly, you'r r vit•tonous."
hl' l>:JV!> or Chr1:.l 's ('l'Ul'1f1xion and rt•surrection.
· :1 am oppo-.ed lo the commercialis m of any
of the holy dJyo.; m lhe Chrtstian calendar: I
don't i.t:t• an) n.•lalion bet ween Easter bunmes
Jnd egg:. and th1· Hci.urrecuon " ,. • *
Thn•<.• ct111<Jy store employees rcplll!d.
"Wc 'rt.• too bu~~ "1th Easler .Cclick I. .. Our
hus inl.'SS 1s rirw Th1.•y re driving in JUl>l like tbey
always do. W1.• havl.' good quality in our
haskt>ts . Do vou know whom you called,
S11"' Wc'r1.• s uv1.•r busy today ... " ,. ,. .
Dannv n1<: 1acomo. manager of Russo ·s
Wonderfui World of Pets. F:.ii.h1on Island. where
d11t•k<idCt.'S art• twin~ rcatur1.•d for Easwr· "ll
prob:.ibly won't lw :.is busy this year bec:.iusc of
the gu:. !>ltU:.Jt um
"It's probably the best tame of the year for
us besides Christmas. I've always liked 1t
1Easter1 1t 's the first wt•ek off of the
springtime."
• • *
Jim Tos h. manager of DcMurl Tos h Florist.
Costa Mesa : "I think the bui.mess volume as
down somewhat. I feel 1t ·s a reJect1on of trad1·
lion. Nobody pays :.iny attention to Grandma
a nd Grandpa anymore: Apple Pie is down the
tubes and so .. .'to hell with Easter ·
"I think it should be more of a time for
s piritual things and reflection."
* * • Allen Bradley. 18, an employec m Orange
associated with the Fisherman ·s l'ove gospt.'I
bookstore and Psaltery Must(', which deab in
religious materials :
.. Business this Eastl'r is nothing out of the
ordinary Mayb<.• ther<.• 1s JUS L grcatt•r un
derstandmg of the meaning I think 1l should
be more of a da v of met.hlat1on .ind not i.o mut•h
hyping ·Sprmgti'me · · · 1
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Father J ames Caley, retired pastor of St.
Wi If rid 's Episeopal Church, Hunt.lnglon
Beach: .. Well. I don't have the big load that I
had in past years. with the Sunrise service and
all the other services.
"Easter was origina lly spelled 'Oest.-e' or
something like that and was' the Anglo Saxon
word for the vernal equinox feast when the
blood begw to flow and the crops are new.
.. The Easter bunny isn't Easter any more
than Santa Claus is Christ mas." • * •
Tony Maciel. of San Antonio Panader.i}1. a
bakery in downtown Santa Ana "I'm really
busy ...
Told the true purpose of the te lephone sur.
\ ty. Ma('1 e l. who~e s hop was bes ieged by
fam1hei. purchasing Carnival Bread and oJhl!r
Mexican Easler dl'hcacit~s. mellowed a b1l.
· Every day i~ d ~pec1:.il holiday," he said.
"lt "s a family time. "
Secrecy S11rrounds Filling of Top City Offic~s
By l'llCllAEL PASKEVJCH
OI Ille o.i1y ,.ilot Stell
It's nol the citizens at the vol·
ing polls who elect the m ayors of
cities along the Orange Coasl.
Who fill s t h e l argely
ceremonial post is decided by a
vote of elected council mem·
be rs.
And in the case or Fountain
Va lley and Newport Beach. the
vote is taken an public. but on
secret ballots that are generally
seen only by the city clerk and
later destroyed.
Although no city nttorncy s ur·
veyed said he felt the practi('e
blatantly violates The Brown
Act, a 1953 anli·secrecy law. opi·
nions were divided on th e ethics
of secret balloting.
f'ro• Page Al
Last week. Bernie Svalstad
was elected Mayor of Fountain
Valley for the second time.
Ironically. he promised "open·
ness" in city government just
moments after he was elected
by a secret ballot.
City Clerk Evelyn Mcclendon
tallied the unsigned ballots. but
gave no vote count. She s imply
announced the names of the new
PHONE CALLS TAX IRS EXPERTS. • •
-
tired IRS agents. Ms. MacLcod
explains.
She points out that for the first
tame this year, the IRS is provid·
ing Spanish·speaking assistants
at Cent1phone.
"T he service If RS l is a lways
interes ted In improving the
q u al ity o f o ur tel e phone
servi<.'e." emphasizes Wright.
a ddin g th at s upervisor s
pe riodically monitor incoming
('alts and eavesdrop on answers
given
A lelJt.ale buzz on the line tells
the assister a s u pervisor 1s
listening in and has Just caught
some misinformation given a
tax payer. alerting him or her to
stop. go back and get the correct
facts.
Wright points out s uch an er·
ror may transpire based upon
how a caller expresses his ques
lion and how his particular IRS
assister responds.
He says Associated Press is
notor ious on a slow news day
during the filing season for
checking IRS information ac-
curacy by having six different
staff members call a nd ask the
sa m e q uestion, phrased dif·
ferently.
The AP then compares the
a nswe rs-often from six dif·
rerent IRS assisters reached by
r a ndom calls a nd they don't
always completely jibe.
However , Wright proudly
points out, the most recent Gov-
e rnme nt Accounting Office
IGAO> survey or the El Monte
operation gave it the equivalent
or a 8-plus grade for question·
a nswering efficiency based on
the IRS' national averages.
What are some of the more
me m orable and in some cases
easily -a nswered questions
usually with a courteous "No"
that runnel into Cenliphone.
"Many or them are on the new
energy credit," says Croney. or
the deduction available to tax-
payers who utilize certain types
of home insulation or adopt solar
beatin8 systems.
"One man owns a laundromat
and asked if be got a lax break
for shutting off lbe hot waler
some time ago t o conserve
energy.'' be continues.
Croney consulted t he IRS
rulebook and told bis client the
Congress apparently dldn 'l have
his type of dedication In m ind.
"He said he was kind of glad.
Because his customers were get-
ting aQlr)',"
•'The one medical expense
that. people always try to take is
veterinarians' fees," poinl' out
Wrt1bt, adding that th.ls l!l rare·
ly penni.tible except ln certaJn
altuatJonl.
D~lly Pllol SUll PllOIO
TAX MASTER
Joseph Croney
A lawman could be entitled to
a medical care deduction for his
horse if he is a member of a
m ounted search a nd rescue
posse, since it's part or his pro·
fessionaJ equipment.
But there was no satisfaction
last year for the San Fernando
Valley area man who tried to
take a medical deduction for
commissioning a high.priced
a rtisan skilled at woodcarving to
make a rtificial legs for his con·
genitally deformed pct c hicken.
"He had a little pair or or·
thopedic feet carved ... this is a
TR UEst.ory," declares Wright.
Still another pet-owner sought a
casually deduction because a car
skidding out or control crashed
through his house, careened into
his yard, struck his dog and broke
its leg.
But he didn't qualify, because
the dog wasn't killed and even if
it had been, he would be re·
quired to prove it was wo'1h $100
or m ore.
Croney is usually assigned to
IRS duly at disaster centers and
spent some two weeks al the
landslide site In Laguna Beach's
Bluebird Canyon l ast year.
answering victims' questions.
"One guy's house and land
had slid 60 feet down onto
another parcel o f property
owned by a church ." Croney re·
lated, adding that It really was
tragic and you have lo see it In
person to understand.
But the gentle m an wondered if
perhaps slnce his house and pro·
perty were now on the church
property tr It would be con·
aidered tax-exempt.
''lie was se rious.·· says
Croney. whn explained it just
doesn't work that way.
··And we get some weird ex·
cuses for not filing on time ...
Wright says of his district's
s hare of the .6 million Califor·
nians whose returns straggle in
late
"Wc had one guy who said he
went out to get the tax return the
mailman left and was billcn by
a Blatk Widow s pider in:.1de the
mailbox." Wright recalls.
"He said he had been too sick
to file it ever since and he was
claiming exemption from thl•
penalty because it was an Act of
God ..
Desertion by a spouse soars in
California dunng the tax filing
season. if you belicvc the r<.'ams
of correspondence rccei \'Cd from
lardy taxpayers.
Hundreds of men and women
plead annually that they riled
late because they had Lo do it all
over after thei r wives or
husbands went out one night to
mail the original return and
ha vcn 't been seen s i nee.
"Neither has the pack of
cigarettes they were supposed lo
pick up,·· says Croney with a
chuckle.
.Officials say another common
ploy is the old missing e nvelope
routine.
They send in a return late. all
dated properly, along with a
torn a nd battered e nvelope that
looks like it was trod-upon by a
thousand yaks and postmarked
from Istanbul, bearing the pro·
per datc.
They claim they put it in the
wrong envelope and just now got
it returned to them in the mail
four m onths later. says Wright.
Still others claim they ac·
cide ntaJly threw their original
return away mixed a mongst a
s tack of junk mail they didn't
carefully search.
1 I RS ofriclals be lieve this
sometimes happens and that in
cases or non-English speaking
t axpayers the form ma iled at
t he first or the year may be dis·
carded if they don't understand
what it is.
Turning serious. Croney says
this has been a pretty good filing
season for the long ·suffering
I RS. which Wright notes does
take a lot of undeser ved heal
from the taxpaying public.
"We're a take-away agency,
not ;i give.away agency, .. he
concedes.
And the most popular call
from now to June'?
"Where's my refund. ., ..
•
mayor and mayor pro.tern and
th e cou n ci l men s tarted
switching chairs a mid light ap·
plause at the council meeting.
She says the ballots a r e
"public record " but later re·
fused to let r eporters see the
ballots. "We've never shown
them to anyone," Mrs. McClen·
don said Friday.
Had anyone asked before"
"Not really." she replied. ad
ding that the ballots will l>e torn
up al a later date .
City Attorney Thomas
Woodruff. though unaware the
ballots were even kept past thf•
meeting. defended the secret
ballot system.
"They have a rig ht to cast
se('ret ballots just like us ... said
Woodruff. lie explained that the
syste m functions primarily "to
a void emb a rrassm e nts and
ha rdships when som e body s
naml' never gets nominated."
Jndeed. there was no small
amount of sq uabbling and
political in-fighting· when the
councils of San Clemente :.ind
Laguna Beach e lected their
mayors by verbal nominations
and open voting earlie r this
year.
Mayorial sel<.'ction m Cost:.i
Mesa is generally low-key, and
open. but City Clerk Eileen
Phinney says she ;ilways keep~
se('ret ballot cards on hand 1f a
stalemate develops .
However. s he said she would
make the vote count available to
the public if the mayor is select-
ed in this manner.
Fountain Valley's Woodruff
noted that his city. unlike all
others. has an ordinance that
automa ticall y nominates all five
councilmen for mayor when the
times comes
"In my opinion. because the
entire procedure is done in the
open, there is no violation of the
Brown Act. said Woodruff.
.. Everybody has consider ed this
a n acceptable manner I to
operate> "
In Newport Beach. ('1ty clerk
Doris George · make:. up little
ballots and passes them out to
the council."
NE JPS ANAL l1S /S
She onJy announces the coun·
cil member with a maJOrity or
the votes for mayor. and doe~
not make the vote breakdown
available to t he publi('.
Traditionally, council mem
bcrs in Newport. upon heanng
the top vote gettcr's name.
.follow with a motion that makes
the selC('llOn unammous
Mrs. George said she would
not release the vote breakdown
unless city attorney Denna ~
O'Neal ruled othcrw1sf.
"I would prefer that a ll of th1~
be done "out rn the open."
O 'Neil saad Frid~y . "Thal ,.,
rc::i lly the 10tent of the Brown
Act ''
He refcrrcd to a 1974 a mend
ml'nt to the Brown Act that prl'·
vented city coun(•ils from mak·
ing seleet1on~ to comm1ss1oru;
and committees without a fully
public vole.
s
•u Sploo
I
"Technically. the election of a
mayor doesn 't fall in.l.9 this
('ategory," said O'Neil . "Maybe
it would be a good id~a tQ have
the Brown Act rurther ,amended
to make that expressly part ot
the election or the m ayor ...
O'Neil said he woula ~Tecom
mend to the council ffi~ it con•
sider a change in ils current
policy before the next municipa l
election.
New Fountain Va lley Mayor
Svalstad "as unavailable.,for
comment on the possibility of
c h anging his c ity's lon g-
s tanding secret ba llot policy.
Councilman Roger Stanton
said he had no "good ~nswer"
for the process. He said tbe "'bad
answer" would be. "this ~ thl:!
""ay they've been doing it."
Stanton said he didn 'l give the
process much thought until he
n •ad a newspaper editorial c~1ll
inJ? for the abolishment of secret
balloting earhcrthis week.
Another Fountain Valley rity
official said anquanes have been
('O ming in from Hunting ton
Bt•a('h officials as to how the
i.etret ballot system works.
Bob Sangster, Huntington's
deputy ('1ty attorney, said his 111·
terpretation of the Brown Act re-
quires that deliberations be con·
ducted openJ y. "That would ap-
pear to reqmre public voling on
the selection of the mayor,••
Sangster said Friday. 1
Huntington Beach city counci\
members are slated lo try and
e lect a new mayor Monday
night.
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_..., WNtney Offere Lelaure Department Welcome
Cheers, and rears ror the future or a proposed upstart
C!Ollaflllitor publication, broke out when the UCI Associated ..._t Council voted 12-10 Tuesday to restore $10 000 to ~leh New University. New U. staff members we're cut
Off after they incurred the wrath of Christians. Arabs. Jews and those who believe Page one pictures of girls in
wet T·shl rts are sexist. "They're trying to run a G--D-
newspaper like.a democracy, .. one observer snorted at the
Jam-packed meeting. Students opposed to New U.
representation still want an alternate campus newspaper.
L <l~una B e clC h
Gas causes discomfort
. ~ounty authorities are testing samples to find the
oragan of raw gasoline seeping onto the beach below the
s ix-story Laguna Lido condominium. Twenty.eight resi-
dents Oed concentrated fumes Wednesday night. Five
persons including two firemen were tnJured by the acn d
gas wafting up ~he bluff. Residents had complained before,
but fumes. which leave a metallic taste. were never so
bad.
Newport Bc~clC h
Black day for
Blackie fans
They call him Dlackie.
But to those who feel op·
pressed a nd powerless
aga inst bureaucracy,
Arsene Gadarian has worn
a white hat in their vocal
b e half fo r 20 years.
Gadarian, until r ecently •
o wn er o f Blackie 's
Boatyard, announced his
departure this week, firing
a final broadside before
s ailing off with wife Sara to Maui. After describing
Mayor PauJ Ryckoff as "a
horrid man" who attained '
his present position only
through public apathy,
Blackie went on to become
almost critical.
Huntington Be.tch
SALTY SOLILOQUY
Bye Bye, Blackie
Barie-cracker crunches fenders
. U two traffic officers injured Tuesday al the crashing
climax or a high·speed auto pursuit from southcentral Los
Angeles to coastal Huntington Beach need further treat-
ment, they won't likely seek out Compton chiropractor
Curtis Lee Garrett. He was assertedly at the wheel when
Huntington Beach Police Officer Frank Morrelli and an
unidentified CHP colleague sandwiched the speeding car
between theirs. finally forcing it to halt and charging Gar·
relt wilb assauJt wilb a deadly weapon <his ear l.
WASJDNGTON <AP> -Saudi
Arabia 'a oU production will fall
far 1hort ot worldwide demand
by the late 19808, touchtnc otr
the potentia l ror •• • rle rce
polltlcal and economic atruule"
umon1 conaumlng naUons, a
Senatts F'orelgn Relation& aub·
committee uld Saturday.
THE 811.JDY 1ald tbat while
Saudi Arabia haa more oil re-
serves than any other nation,
previous optimistic lorecaa&I of
lt11 a bility and willingness to pro-
duce as much oil as is needed
should be discard~.
Unless the United Slates and
other Industrialized importers or
M 1deast 011 sharply re vis.e their
enurgy policies, there will be
"adverse implications for the
lives of people everywhere," the
report said.
Sen. Frank Church, D-tdaho,
chairman or the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, said the re-
port's findings demonstrate that
Survivors
Of Twister
Bury Dead
WICffiTA FALLS, Texas <AP >
-Weary residents or this
ravaged city buried m ore of
their dead Saturday as Red
Cross volunteers readied Easter i baskets for the children -some
of them orphaned and others left
homeless by a kilJer tornado.
Firs t Baptist Church, the
city 's largest. expanded its
scheduJed Easter service at the
municipal auditorium to accom-
modate members of 10 con-
gregations whose churches were
d emolis h e d by T uesday's
twister.
( INSHORT J
M e anwhale. the seemingly
endless stream of fun erals for
the 44 persons killed in what was
on e of the mos t damaging
tornadoes in U.S. history ·con·
tinu ed Satur ll ay. Fourteen
burials were held Friday and
Saturday, a nd the remainder
w ere postponed until after
Easter
GuerriU.. Raided
S ALI SBU RY c AP >
Rhodesian warplanes blasted a
black nationalist guerrilla base
in Zambia on Saturday. just 24
hours after a Rhodesian com·
mando raid · on guerrilla head-
quarters in the Zambian capital
of Lusaka.
Lt. Ge n . P e t e r Wa lls,
Rhodesia 's s upreme military
commander , told reporters at a
news conference there might be
more raids before next week's
general election.
Ot11 lleeapt•recl
ESTELi, Nicaragua cAP>
President Anastasio Somoza's
national guard recaptured this
ballle·ravaged city Saturday
from left-wing rebels, encoun-
tering only small pockets of re-
sistance, a guard s pokesman
said.
ltterefllle 8eftl
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
dent Carter's decision lo phase
out price controls on domestic
oil will increase the cost of a
gallon of gasoline 3.6 cents by
1981 . according to a con -
gressional study released Satur-
day.
5,000 Flee Flooding
· :sout#wm River Near New Record Crest
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"it would be imprudent for the
Unlled States to rely on Saudi
Arabia to lncreue lta oU pro-
duction capacity . • . to ball us
out or our long-term eneray
dilemma."
SO•B OP the report's ftnd.
Ina• were based oa subpoenaed
records from two blt U.S. oU
companies, Standard OU of
California and Exxon Corp. Botb
are members of Aramco, the
group of rour oil companies
whlch explores. and drills ror re-
serves in Saudi Arabia.
By 1990, It said, "The COMUm·
log nations could begin a fierce
political and economic struggle
lor scarce supplies, straining re·
lalions between Western allies
and between richer and poorer
nations."
The report estimated current
Saudi oil reserves at 171.6 billion
barrels, one.quarter of the
world's total.
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VEREZllEU
,., ..... Several years ago, the Saudl
Arabia government believed It
could produce 20 million barrels
daily through the end of the cen-
tury, the report noted. <Current
production is 9.5 mllllon barrels
dally.>
ISLAND OF ST. VINCENT THREATENED BY ERUPTION
lteem, SuNur. Stone• Spew From Soufrlere Yolceno
,
NOW, THE report concluded,
the Saudis probably will limit
production to about 12 milUon
barrels dally starting In the ear-
ly 1980s .
Thousands Fleeing
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Even at that rate, reserves
would begin to run out in 15 to 20
years, it said.
Erupting V olcan:o·
Rome's Bells
Greet Easter
KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent
IAP> Soufriere volcano, 10 a
new outburst Saturday, hurled
showers of rocks and ashes over
this Caribbean island as resi·
dents in the threatened ione con-
tinued to nee their homes.
VATICAN CITY <AP) -The
bells or Rome's 500 churches
rang out in joyous chorus early
Easter morning, celebrating
Christ 's r esurrection nearly
2,000 years ago.
Premier Milton Cato called
the fresh activity a "definite
eruption." He said steam was
shooting 20,000 feet into the air
and the situatton "Is ominous."
The pre mie r of this British
possession also said steam was
seeping from the ~round at
Chateaubelair Island, on the
northeast coast of St Vincent.
Thousa nds of R o m a ns
gathered on balconies and at
windows to hear the bells. Vis-
itors from around the world.
strolling in the streets after mid-
night. exchanged greetings.
Pope John Paul II celebrated
a vigil Mass Saturday night in
St. Peter's. leading the world·s
700 million Roman Catholics in
ceremonies commemorating the
Resurrection.
THERE WERE no reports of
lava spilling from the SouCr1ere
cr ater.
U.S. officials in Washington
said Friday they had been in·
formed that two infants had
been killed and other persons in·
jured as lbe evacuation began,
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.DAILY PllO.T·· v• .. .
but that report could not be
verified here and local radio re-
ports mentioned no caswallies.
MAaY ANN Bader, a St.ate
Department spokeswoman in
Washington, said Sat(l~ay lbat
three U.S. Coast Guard cutters
two of them carrying helicoP.
ters, are en route to the island.
She said the Air Force is ex-
amining the island's air strips
for the possibility of landing
C-130 transports.
Cato mobilized government
and privately owned vehicles
and boats to aid in the evacua·
lion and called up the island's
doctors and police t o man
emergency stations.
An estimated 10.000 resi-
dents have fled to relier centers.
Authorities said about 17,000
persons live in a lO·mile-wide
danger zone at the foot or the
4.048.foot mountain.
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STATE NEWS
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:Bollday's Been No Gas
BJ TM Astoelaled Presa Despite tbe aaa shortage, Easler travelers
look to tbe roedl ln lar1e numbers to en,)oy tb•
1unn1 weather over the holiday weekend.
F'rlday. Our rrlt ndly new1 media "' 1carln1 the hell out of ev rybody. 10 we have people comln1 In
to buy IU5 worth of aaa. Tbtre were maulve
llnt11 at every ataUon open yesterday."
Tiie Callrornla Highway Patrol said it saw no
evhSence that molorlala were cutUn1 down on their
travellal. delplte gasoline prices of more than 80
cents a 1aUon.
OTHEa SERVICE TAnON operators sur·
voed ln a random poll reported 1lmllar condl·
lion
"We are aetlins nume r ous u lls from mol.orists k>oklnc for gas t1lion8 with ga • " said a
hl1hway patrolman in Lo Angele
Outsldo Colltornla. the lines are getting
lon1te r and temper• arc gelling s horter as the
1Hrch fort(a8011ne Mot on In Reno.
In San •'raMl co and San DleRo. lint'I of up to
a dozen automobile w re rt'ported lit som ta
It ha r ached thu point that an Arco station
nl'11r the downtown aru hH hlred security guards .
lions.
APPARENTLY MOST MOTORI. tanked up
Friday ln ntlrlpation nf "·t>ek4'nd cl~ul'f's or th<'
stations. M~t talion:. -.cn.• hut down ror thc-
weekend, and thO!lt.' that wt'rt np1:n sold flUIJ M ly
"Th<>y'n ; to kt.'ep P"O&>le from busting each
othtr up,'' sold O\l{"lndant Oon Snyder. lie said two
motorlsllf neBrly came to blows earlier this week
wh n OM cut In front of tht.1 other
for a llmltC'd J>('r'od or tlmt.• .
"It's not bud now." W ynr Ru'lhft-ldt or ll~R
Chevron In Von Nuys said Saturday "Rut 1t wa
ht.•ctlc on Friday We hud us many as 18 car in
line Ill a Umt.1, and 1t wus tonstnnt "
OUw-r :;tot ons In Reno report long lines and a
Slt'fady Oow of customt.•r 1tlncc opening time Satur·
duy. Many arc Hm1Un~ customers to SS·SlO worth
or teas.
Bill AJbunl'tW, who op(!rntt-s a Mobll i>tntlon In
/\lhombra, said, "We had a lot of panic buyang
·· Pt'Oplt.• art• starling to push the panic but·
ton," ccordmg lo Shell station operator Bud
Truynor "1'hey used to ride with a quarter of a
tank Now, t~y !$tart looking around with three·
quarters of a llmk."
.ltla...,tn Case:
Wisdom, Fairness
Ideals of Jurist • the . r ight to sue for property LOS ANGELES I AP I
Supe rior Court Judge Arthur
Marshall, who has peered over
his spectacles al the Marvin vs .
Ma r vin trial with a lternating
astonishment and amusement,
issues his written decision in the
landmark case this week.
Th06e who know him say the
j udge's ruling whe ther 1t
favors Michelle Triola Marvin
or Lee Marvin will bear the
ha llmark of Ma rshall"s Judicial
career a dedication to fair·
ness.
"IF ANY other Judge had been
named to this case." says one
attorney, "you can bl't the
lawyers would have optc•d for a
jury. With Marshall, they know
they'll get a fair shake.•·
Another lawyer , who has ap·
peared before Marshall, calls
the judge "cordial, charming
and well-Uked in the legal com-
munity."
But he adds, "You should re·
member he is a man who slicks
to the letter of the law. He
doesn't want to be reversed. and
whatever decision he m akes, he
will have the la w on his side."
However. defining the letter of
the law in Ma rvin vs. Marvin
wilt not be easy. Miss Marvin"s
lawyer. Marvin Mitchclson. has
s uggest ed Ma rshall may be
pushed to devise a "Marshall
P la n " for di vis io n o f Lee
Marvin's millions. The actor's
lawyer, A. David Kagon. dis·
agrees.
I N THE LAWSUIT which
eould affect live·in lovers every·
where, Miss Marvin seeks Sl.8
million in alimony·like benefits
for her unmarried s ix-year rela·
tionship with the actor.
The California Supreme Court
ruled in 1976 that Miss Marvin
and others in her situation had
rights But the precedent-setting
dt!cis1on leaves Judges wide
latitude in deciding what is an
"equitable remedy."
Marshall is the first judge to
be raced with a maJor Marvin
de<.'is ion since the precedent
cam e down. His ruling is expect·
ed to serve as a guideline to t ry.
ing other Mar vi n-typl' cases.
The decision will come from a
jud ge whosc conse rvative
lifestyle is worlds &part from the
frl'e ·wh celin g Ho ll ywood
celebrities who paraded throu~h
his court during the trial.
AT 67, Mars ha ll 1s a solid
fa mily man who has been mar·
ried to the same woman for 31
years . He and his wife, the
former Mary Jane Ratc li ff
have grown twin sons, one of
whom recently took the state
bar .
During the sometimes raucous
proceedings of Marvin vs.
Marvin, Ma rshall revealed a
courtroom manner which is a
mixture or silk and steel. blend-
ing wry humor with a firm re·
_i:ard for propriety.
When the questio ning of a wit·
nl•ss becam e cau g ht in a
quicksand of tedium, Marshall
chided attorneys: "Counsel, this
has a significance which escapes .
the court.·· he said ... l have no
terrible desire to learn this
fact. ..
MARSHALL HAS declined in·
ter view requests during the trial
and appears a bit puzzled by the
b lizzard of public ity in the
Marvin case.
So m etimes. as he passed
crowds of reporters. camera
l'rews and bright li ghts in the
corridor o utside his court,
Mars hall would shake his head
a nd ask, ··What makes this case
so interesting? ..
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'FAIR' REPUTATION
Marvtn Judge Marshall
Bus Ruling
Spurs Drive
For Election
LOS ANGELES IAPI -Two
opponents or mandatory busing
for school integration said Satur-
day that Friday's court ruling
favoring inte r-district bus ing
would be helpful in bringing
about a special election on an
anti-busing amendment to lhl•
state constitution.
State Sen. Alan Robbins. D·
Van Nuys, author of the pro·
posed amendment. said the rul·
ing will "have a major impact m
helping us get a special election
this year on the busing amend ·
ment.
'"Many parents who have been
sitting in complacency will now
have to face the reality that the
battle of the Los An geles district
is their battle." Robbins s aid.
Korean Crewmen Sa1'ed
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A 60·fool Korean
fishing boat ran aground ouL-;idc the entrance to
Bodega Bay, drowning one man and leaving
a nother missing.
Three or the crew of five were rescued Friday
night by U.S. Coast Guard units. but one or them
apparently a Korean national · was in extremely
critical condition from near drowning, Coast
Guar d s pokesm a n Ed
Conlon reported. (,.--------.... ]
A rescue helicopter ST ATE
sent to the scene by the "
Sonoma County Sheriff's ---------"
Department was fo rced
down during an attempt to reach men stranded on
the crippled vessel, the Camilla. The helicopter,
its tail rotor damaged by birds, landed safely on
Bodega Rock.
SaUen Re•~ued f 11 ColU.lo11
SAN FRANCISCO IAP> --A 23-foot s ailboat
carrying three persons sank Saturday afternoon
after it collided with a 35-foot craft near Mile Rock
al the entrance to San Francisco Bay, the Coast
Guard reported.
The Blue Mist went down about 1111 miles
south of Point Bonita. There were no reports or in·
juries.
,,.,,...._ Sle.,de.,11 E~peeted
SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -Chairman Charles
Schultze of the President's Council of Economic
..
TropiQI Fish• Fresh• M.lrlne
Aquarium Supplies
lpedel ... 11-Apftl 17, 1979
B•rbu• echubertl 79c
Sclentlflcally I •m not recognized, but I dO exist. A golden yellow body, a tinge of
orange in my fins •net a dark green mottllng along my lateral llne. A very handsome ad·
dltlon to most aquariums. I am on sale at
Aquatic Tropicals under the name "Golden Bart»" for only 79c.
See You Soon G.B .
• ' 111ow.a.1cer•CoetaMeu II
. Mt-1311 • Corner Harbor a Beker
Advisers says he expects a ·•slower pace or inflct·
tion·· by the end or 1979.
The innation rate. according to the Consumer
Price Index for February. is 15.4 percent. Schultze
told the Commonwealth Club administration policy
is geared toward slowin~ the economy. and he said
tha t with "patience and help a nd budget restraint
we can solve the problem."
2 B"" in S~ond Refbte'11 Bla•t
VENTURA <AP l Two persons were injured
in a series of explos ions that r ocked a
petrochemical pla nt Saturday, fire officials said.
The plant. USA Petrochem, already faces trial
on negligence charges for allegedly operating an
unsafe work place~ because of an explosion las t •
June that killed one person and injured several
others. Most seriously injured in Saturday's blas t
was Wilbur Barrett. 45. of Ventura.
Parole Set fn A lfen S•1199ll119
SAN DIEGO tA P l •· A former U.S. customs
inspector. Alexander R. Trench, 55. sentenced to
10 years in federal prison last June in connection
with an alien smuggling conspiracy has been given
a May 9 parole date, according to the San Diego-
Unlon.
-.... April 15. 1171
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SAN BERNARDINO STATION ATTENDANT SOOTHES DRIVER WHO ARRIVED TOO LATE 1
Nun 'Draws' Life Term
Self-imposed
Sentence to
Aid Convicts
T IJ UANA IAP l -"This is my
convent now." said Sister An·
t o n ia. who h as r eceiv e d
permission to be self·imprisoned
for life with 2,000 convicts at La
Mesa State Penitentiary.
A Roman Catholic Sister of
Me rcy, the trish·American nun
lives in a 5·foot-by·10 foot cell
unprotected from the in mates.
among them convicted killers,
torturers and drug-traffickers.
"IT TOOK ME 12 years to ar-
ra nge it." said Sister Antoma.
kn own to the inmates a s
Hermana Toni.
Until last month. she commut-
ed from San Diego five days a
week regularly to the prison for
t he past 12 years.
"Now I a m here full time as
God's servant,'' said the sturdy,
S·foot-3 woman in her 40s. Her
mission in ure. s he said, ls serv·
ing those whose lives are in
s hambles.
To get permission to live in·
side the prison walls, she had to
travel lo the presidential palace
in Mexko City
SHE IS PART of a revolu·
tionary penal proJecl designed to
creat e a mini-community at·
mosphere, hopefully to reduce
cultu ral s hock for released
prisoners.
La Mesa Penitentiary Direc-
tor Leopolodo Carrasco Canseco
instituted the project in the
wake of last summer ·s shootout
'"' .... ......, SISTER POSES WITH 'SISTERS' IN TIJUANA MIL •
Nun, In White Habit, Volunteered For 'Life' lnkkt ,
that left s ix me mbers or the and many. many ~~o~." t
prison staff dead. including his Alcohol a nd narcot4ts ait
predecessor. forbidden in the prison.' •
R e form s in tro duced bv ··Wives ar€' able to slay with
Car as co inc I ude d ·norm a· I their husbands . 11'$ rif'1J>Orlanl
domest1<.' living" that permit:. that the husbands rcin~in the
""households" Within the pnson heads of their Ca m mes. In
to possess ki tcnen knives and Am€'rica. a male prisopt::r usual
m eat cleaver s as well as ly loses his family; ti\s·\vifc .
permission to arrangl' conjugal not used to him when he, retur ·
liaisons with spouses or non· from an a ll -male enYi~cnt ,
spouses .. A wife has a rigflt to l)C
"THIS IS A vc r v humu n
place." said Sister Antonia. "A
<.'ity There are rich people hc•n•
loved." she s aid.
Her role inc ludes .going to.
court with prisoners as they are
sentenced
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Why NOt . Fill Up
With Fortitude?
Shades of lh Arab oil embargo of J974, and its al·
leged gasoline s hortage, have once again fallen like a
heavy shadow acro!l& our land. ll ls a spectacle revlsitcd.
(jasoline prices hove escalated al an alarming pace.
Long lines of curs are stacked up ot almost e very service
station that delAns rc m nln open and pump a few gallons
to rranUc customers.
And as in 1974, It appears tha t it ls the motorlM Llnd
the commuter, already battered by rh;lnR outo main ·
tenun co ~'\ ond hiJ(her ond hig~r t a x . who is toking
the whlpp "" ot the~ ,, pumps.
In some in~tuncc~. il ms th.at a near·panlc l d •·
\•e lopinl(. Prople Ort' beJ.tRlng Dlll'ndonts for gas at ny
price. One incident wo "1lne l"d the oth r day wh re o
m a n muscl<."<I his auto into u gas pump line ahead of a
teen-age girl, who h ad bffn wmting patiently ro r oml'
timl'. und th<'n clurcd the younJ? lady lo "try and do
~omdhm~ 3bout it ..
Tlll'OUJ.lh Jll th1~. an!orm~1t1on on thl• ~talus of our
1>d roh•um ~upply 1:. 'il~Ut• oncl somt•ltrncs tonfu:-.t•d Wt·
ht'Jr that ml t11nkl1r!. from f'ullfornw urc :-.till ~uppl~ io..:
M ·~u·u So11w :.t udn·~ :-.UJ.!~t.·..,t that the I ranian situnt1on
t•ouldn't hu' 1..' crcatt.•d :rn imp,1tt on our domt.•stH' fuel
l>UPPIH.'S ,1:, )Cl
Still. lht• gu:, pump pn \'es i:u up Hnd uµ. It see ms as IC
llw p<~r ~ullon t ug rlso:-. almost by whim and fancy
lk'~µilt' thl' l>U:-.pu :1ous l'<'frain tha t s uggests the
1\ fl'lt.•r1 can pcoph: mu. :>imply be getting ripped off agHin.
thc r l' hi an t:wn more d isturbing elt:me nt to the sce na rio.
It 1s the rnotor·ing public itself.
We ure rolling over and ta~ing it.
Thert> appears in this alleged crisis no fiber left in the
Ame rican backlxrne. We have turned to mush.
If we think we'r e getting ripped off, what a re we going to
do a boutit '!
Instead of ~ctling mad a s hell. apparently what some
of us would tathcr do is meekly line up al the g as pumps
and beg for a full t ank at any price. We would rather
threaten lo fig ht little girls than to fight the system.
Oh. s ure. there are a scant few militants still left
among us. They've sa id they're mad as hell and they
won't take it a ny more. They are walking. or riding their
bicycles to work and doing without the weekend 'drive out
upon the freeways. Some of them are riding buses.
But m ost of us won't. We'd j ust rather sniffle and beg
and stand in gas lines.
Woul(in't it be som ething if we re-discovered good,
old·f as hioned Ame rican g uts. What if we a ll t urned our
backs on the gas pump lines? We walked . We pedaled.
We rode buses.
Then we'd find out fof s ure if the alleged gasoline
shortage was real or a n illusion.
You could tell by watching the pump prices
Wouldn't that be fun·1
Extravagance Annoys
It's April 15. lntomC' tax <.la~. Moan . groan. whimper.
cur~c a nti \.H~t·prng time. The annual reminder that no
matter how incomprehensible t he federal a nd s t a te
budgets .ire. our personal ~tukc m government is a stag.
gC'nng blow to our pocketbooks.
And a s if filling out thC' tax return didn't sting
enough. a couple or ne ws ite ms popped up during the
week lo mnkt• the s mart even more painful.
One day the Department of Health, Educa t ion a nd
Welfare. t he largest s ingle non-military s pe nder of our
ta~ monev. mlm1tted it blew more than SI00.000 celebrat·
m g it!-25th lmthda~·. That's slightly more than the SIS.000
11 EW offic·ials pr<.-vious ly cl<.1imed they had blown on what
h as to he the mm,t non-('Onsequcntial holiday ever .
/\ couplt• of days JatL·r a Chicago employee o f llEW
t unwcl down a misc. "'
The t•mployct.• n·por ted the matter to a re porter. the
::-.l ory gut pnntNI and he was tr a n sferred lo
Philadl'lphiu with ad vice he could give the Sl ,272 to the
government if he wis hed.
Presumably it will be used to buy hor s d 'ocuvres fo r
th(' next birthday p art y.
Another t wist of the knife came with U.S. News &
World Repor t ·s revelation tha t our two li ving ex·
pres idents bcnC'fil ha ndsomely from our tax money.
Ford rccci\'CS a Sl06.000 pension for openers. but on
to p of that gets a generous S291.685 for travel. office a nd
other expenses. Nixon 's pension is S85.000 and he spends
S163.329 on mail. o ffice uides. photographs or himself a nd
repairs to h is J!Olf cart and five television sets left over in
t he San Cle mente mansion from his presidential days.
And if you 're inclinC'd to fret that Ford's rou~hin~ it
in P a lm Springs is dem eaning, or that N ixon has no place
t o go except the Camp Pendleton golf course. it m ay be
rea ssuring to know a townhouse is maintained full time in
Wa shington for the ir use.
OK Radar Detectors
E ver y state except California permits the use of
portable radar s peed detectors in highway pa trol units.
Po ltce in mo re tha n 300 California cities have radar
equipment.
But for years the Teamsters have managed to pres·
sure the state Legis lature into refus ing approval or
r adar for the California Highway Patrol.
This week the Teamsters may lose the fig ht to protect
truc kers from the t hreat of collecting more s peeding
tickets.
Forty·six counties and a dozen statewide organiza·
tioos have expressed s upport of a m easure that would
a &&thorize the CHP to seek federal funding for 300 rada r
uits at $2,000 each. No state revenue would be involved.
1be CHP has agreed that if the funding m easure is
approved the radar units will be used only in clearly
marked, moving patrol cars, not to set up behind-the·
billboard speed traps.
T he patrol contends that every reduction of one·mlle·
per-h<>ur in average speed on the state highway system
can save 40 lives a year in t raffic accidents. The same re ·
duction in speed can produce an annual fuel saving or 50
million gallons in California.
With a new gasoline crisis upon us, that fact alone
m ay be sufficient to sway the legis lators.
And even the knowledge that the black·and·white
CHP units are equipped with radar could have the effect
of discouraglng speeders. without necessarily involving
a n epidemic of citations.
This time the Legislature should ignore the
Teamsters and get Callromia in step with the nation.
• ()plnk>na ••PfMMd In the tpace above are thole of the Dilly Pilot. Oitw ~ exprneed on this pege 1r1 thoM of their 1uthors Ind
lftiMI. RNdW comm.nt 11 Invited. Addrea The Dilly Piiot, P.O. Box,.,, ca.ta MeN, CA 92e29. Phone (114) 842-4321 .
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TRB Fl'OJll W aabinfton
Familiarity Breeds Leadership
WhO aaJd he favored "subj~l·
Ina rablnet omcers to questJon· Ina before lhe entire Senate?"
Answer : Walter Mondale, now
vke ptt11ldent.
WHO SAID, ''I t>c!ll.eve th$l it
would M helprut to have mem·
bera of the cabinet. appear
b~f ore Joint sessions or the
Congrt!M to answer written and
verbal quttUons?''
Answer. J immy Carter, now
president.
They spoke before their elec·
lion Neither has referred lo the
matter since. us far as I know. t
only r:use it now oocause the
two Engbsh·lS~a.king countries
that are tle>Rest to us and that
11r act1ce the question.period
~ystem an.> simultaneously hold·,·
inc el~cllon
AMERICANS ARE constantly
looking over the fence, ball en·
vlously, at their parliamentary
neighbors' quaint political ways.
lle re, for example. is a com·
parlson. Canada goes to the polls
May 22 : the entire election cam·
paign lasts only 60 days. Britain
voles May 3; the campaign lasts
only five weeks.
By contrast. the U.S. election
campaign lasts a bout a year <if it
ever s tops>; the first Iowa
c aucus in 1980 co mes in
J anuary. Like a baseball World
Series that continued all year, it
is terribly borin~. Thal is one reason, perhaps,
Art Hoppe
why our turnout Is so miserable.·
only about half the voters votc<t
last lime. Jn England u.,d
Cunada 70 or 80 percent will turni
out. .
Our system or divided govem·
ment has worked very well. We
arc the richest natlon on earth.
But lt hasn't worked the way the
l'"'oundlng Fathers expected, aod
there are doubts about il now.
Can il be Improved?
J UST LAST week at a press
conference c overshadowed by
the Harrisburg nuclea r scare).
Jimmy Carter gravely told
editors. "there is a great doubt
a mong the American people
about their {Jdequacy or govern·
ment."
There are other sharp dif·
fe re nces between the two
political systems that can be
studied during the current elec·
tions. Americans elect a presi·
dent first and find out about him
afterward. Who really knew
Jimmy Carter till he entered the
White House ?
England and Canada, by con·
trast, have clear alternatives;
all the candidates have been ac·
tually tried in parliament; the
parties are distinct.
IN CANADA, for example,
fede ral election money goes to
the parties, not the candidates.
The weakening of the American
party structure is one of tbe
greatest changes of our time.
Again. Brltls h·Canadlan
voters know that their next
·prime minister can serve in·
definitely; there is no two-term
limitation <passed here by
Republicans as posthumous re-
venge against FDR L Trudeau
already has served 11 years.
Trudeau is head of government.
not head of st.ate.
ANOTHER BIG difference
between the two systems is that
Thatcher or Trudeau, Callaghan
or Joe Clark. will be familiar
with and be able lo work with
the legislature from the start.
The new prime minis ter is
already seated in the legislature
and so is his cabinet.
O ur system or divided
power makes for a n a lmost
ceaseless s trugg le with
Congress. About a third of the
time in modem days we have
split government here. one party
controlling the legislature, the
other the executive.
SU PPOSE CARTER had in·
troduced his e nergy bill in
parliament , which didn't act on
i l. He would h ave had a
showdown at once: a vote of con·
fidence. Today nobody knows
who's in charge.
Our divided system worked all
right when it took a fort.night to
ride from Boston to Washington. but now a two.year delay in an
energy package ls dangerous.
In the House of Common1
on the nla bt of March 28.
Callalbao dem1nded a vote or
-coofld e nce and t.he tally
wavered back and rorlb, rmally
settling at 311 to 310. With a
Possibility like that. polltlca is
breathless.
THEN nlE&E'S a nother dlf ·
rerence in our contrasting gov·
ernments. All three nations call
their legislatures "bicameral"
but while the upper hduses in •
England a nd Canada have
atrophied. the U.S. Senate has
swelled.
The governor general appoints
members or the Canadian upper •
chamber <who must retire al 75 >.
In England it was once written al·
feclionat.ely that "the House of
Peers I Throughout the war I Did
nothing in particular I And did it
very well."
BUT LOOK at our Senate! The
SALT II treaty m ay come up
soon. Thirty-four Senators out of
a Congress of 535 can defeat it;
defeat it as a Senate minority
did the League of Nations in
1919·20. although a m ajority at
all times favored it. That's
Power for you.
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T RB it o lOftQttoftdiftO
W~ ~·It's_,.,. CW·
rmt111 u Rk bord Strot&t o/ Ow
Chn.tbt Sdnce Modor.
Car Draft Puts CQlllllluters Up in Arms
When it came to conserving ~paiiov~~ '9r17'1 'f(JitAU~ energy. nothing worked. The
President even sent Rosalynn
Carter fl ying around the country
to save gasoline.
Wh erever she went. Mrs .
Carter suggested that everyone
should volun·
tarily give up
their cars and
•·try walking
for a change."
Walkin g '!
People looked
al each other
and th e n
s hr u gge d .
There m ay
h ave be e n a t i me when
Am e ricans walke d. but not
within living memory. Walking
was now viewed as an un -
fashionable. lime·cons uming.
unmitigated bore. Its only prac·
titioners were the elderly. thl'
poverty.stricken. some eccen·
tries and a few "hikers" who
drove incredibly long distances
to take a walk.
SO ENERGY consumption
conlinueq to rise inexorably five
percentftlnnuall y. At last, after years or shilly.shallylng, Mr.
Carter took the strong, bold
posture his critics had long de·
manded.
His first step was to declare
war and reinstitute the draft.
The whole country a pplauded
such decisive action. They did,
that is, until . in t elevised
cere monies on the While House
steps, the registration number of
the fi rst draftee was pulled out
of a fishbowl.
It was that of a brown 1963
Dodge Monaco sedan.
"IF NOT ENOUG H
Americans voluntarily give up
their cars to win the war on
energy consumption." the Presi·
Nick Thimmesch
dent l'Xplained m a nationwide
address. "we h ave no alter·
native but lo draft the m for
the duration. Let us a ll put our
shoulders to the wheel and look
forward lo that glorious day of
victory when our cars will come
rolling home again."
Initially. Ame ricans reacted
with their usual patriotic fervor.
Mr. and Mrs. Hedgemond Oask
of Duluth. Minn .. owners of the
1963 Dodge Monaco. told besieg.
Ing reporters they were proud to
send their car off to serve the
nation. even though it might not
return. Mrs. Das k said she would
hang a gold star flag in the win·
dow. "When we think of all the
love and wax and tune.ups we've
lavished on it over lhc years. it's
hard to see it go." she said . her
voice choking.
"Our only regret." added her
husband sternly. 'is that we
ha ve but one car to give for our
country."
AS THE WAR dragged on.
however. and as more and more
families watched their cars be·
ing lowed off to induction cen-
ters to be put up on blocks. dis·
content swelled.
The first draft riots broke out
in. needless to say, Los Angeles.
A group of dedicated car.pool
mothers blocked the Ventura
Freeway with their s tation
wagons, pulled out t he dis ·
tributor wires and chanted:
"Hell.no! It won't go!"
Other families. on receiving
their induction notices. simply
packed all their belongings in
their cars and Oed to Canada ,
not caring that they were ex·
coriated by those they Jeft
behind as draft dodgers who
s hould have had the courage to
go to jail Instead.
Protest drives were staged in
every community, culminating
wit h a hu ge drive.in in
Washington, where a crowd con-
servatively estimated at 250.000
automobiles packed the Mall.
their owners singing, "We Shall
Not Be Moved."
CONGRESS had no choice but
to impeach Mr . Carter on
charges of foolhardiness. gall
and un-Amerlcan activities. He
was s ucceeded by Gener a l
Warlock N. Hawk, who im·
mediately declared a general
amnesty. returned every car to
its rightful family and drafted
their sons instead in order to
wage war on Saudi Arabia
Everyone agreed this made a
~reat deal more sense.
Three Mile Fallout: Probing Questions
W ASHlNGTON -It Is time to
analyze what happened at the
nuclear plant on Three Mile
Island, question those responsi·
ble, and frame new rules to pre-
vent such accidents in the
future.
The n ation needs nuclear
power, but wants more con·
fide nce in IL
A thoroug h
Investigation
Is the best de·
terre nt to that
gathering
claque of de·
magogues
yell i n g
byaterlcally
o n t h e
nuclear wue.
Several elements in the Three Mlle laland picture deserve in·
tense scrutiny. 'lbe rtrst bas to
do wlt.b bucks.
DID METROPOLITAN
Edison Co. rus h the nuclear
plant in question ln the last boun of 1'1'8 to uve MO million.
ln taxe1 and also to qualily for
an lncreaee in cl~rtclt,y rites!
It It dkt, certaJ.nJy the Nuclear
Retulatoey CommlnloD <NRC >
•
was running a longside this
sprint. and bad not only the duty
but a mple opportunity to blow
the whistle. if indeed it deserved
blowing.
The plant didn't have the best
record in 1978. ll was shut down
71 percent of the lime. and ex·
perieneed problems similar to
those which led to the worst ac-
cident In the history or com·
mercial nuclear operations.
NEXT IS THE matter or
Metropolllan Edison closing
three auxiliary cooling pumps
for maintenance for two weeks
or longer before the accident --
a clear violation or NRC reguln·
lions.
"There would have been an
e ntirely dirrerent outcome if
they had been operational, as
they ahOuld have been," ob·
served Harold R. Denton, NRC's
director of nuclear reactor re:
gulatlon.
Once the coollng pumps story
Is verified by testimony, hell
should be raised and severe
penalties administered. But
what to do about.. the s ubsequent
1eries of routed operat1n1 pro-
cedures?
They are : failing to react
correcUy to a stuck relief valve.
shutting off pumps driving the
emergency cooling system, mis·
reading gauges, pumping con·
taminat.ed water into an aux·
iliary building not designed to
hold it, thus spewing gases into
the atmosphere.
No industry in the Republic
deserves closer re_gulaUon than
nuclear energy. and no industry
should be called on for strict.er
accounting a nd penallies than
nuclear. ·
TOE PRESENT clvll law pro-
v ldes for rlnes of $5,000 on
nuclear plants wblcb violate
NRC regutat.ionl. with no more
than S2S.OOO in fines allowed in
one month.
The NRC asked Congress last
month to legislate a $100,000 ftne
for eacb single-violation penalty,
and put no limit on the amount
of fines levied ln one month.
There is also a crimlo1l penal-
ty of $5,000 and/or two years in
prison for an.y willful vlol1lion of
an NRC order . but lt ls dlfficuJl
to get a conviction on a criminal
COW'.lt .
Pres ident Carter has
asked that NRC inspectors be
permanently assigned to each
nuclear plant -an expense be
justifies even at a time when
budget trimming is in order.
Meat packing houses have
federal inspectors on the pre-
mises. a nd one constant
challenge Is to keep tbe foremeti
from getting too cozy with tbe
lnspectors.
Anyway, despite all the bowls
on television and radio about
Three Mlle Island, rationality
will have its day.
There was no meltdown or ex·
ploaion. No one was ltllled or lito
Jured in th.is accident. There wu
no rad.ioacUve cloud of dust over
the area -as Jack Andenoa re-
ported.
Def ore Jimmy C1rter took hia
wlf e to the plant durla1 the
worst of ll, NRC 0Cflclal1 double-
and triple-checked tbe radiation
levels to make sure we wouldn't
wind up with • Pretldent who
glowed In the dark. He dotsni
and won't.
We are fortunate tbat the
President la raUonal and DOt de-
m1101ic •~nuclear power.
SOltAY YA Gar -n4EA><, PROF, BUT ~u GUW WAAi'TEW:H··Y'icNOW·· EN<5LlSM
JUST AIN'T PlJTTIN~
OUT THE INPUT WE csetrrA-Yt<NoW--
CiErC'AREER-WJSE.
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Mailbox
JiTOM .\ OHNfOf'J
bAILY PILOT
'Who's Responsible for Party?'
To the Editor:
Oo you know a nybody who
owns, outright. a home worth
Sl00,000? Or, perhaps a com-
pa ny that has a fleet of 21 Pord
Fiestas? Or. how would you like
to have a TV store, that has 216
21-inch color TVs, in stock and
paid for. before you ever open
the doors? How would you like to
own 10 fully loaded Cadillac
Sevilles? One for each day of the
week, and three spares?
You say that's the stuff
dreams are made of? Maybe,
for you and me. But not for those
happy and carefree people over
at the Department of Health.
Education and Welfare. Last
year, they threw a party that
cost $108,678. Eight thousand
employees attended. or course.
the party lasted two days. so if
you look at it in tha t light. it was
only a paltry $54,339.00 per day.
NOW, I DON'T want to give
the impression that I'm against
parties. Quite the converse, I'm
all for parties. If you have
something to celebrate. and the
money to do it with, I say go on
with it. That is, if you use your
own money. HEW didn't use
their own money. They used our
money, yours and mine .
That Sl08,678 represents Sl.33
for every man, woman and child
in the City of Cos ta Mesa. For
me. my wife and lwo children.
that works out to SS.32, and we
we ren't even invited.
I keep thinking to m yself,
what if I were a rich man, and
had a household s taff? You
know. a maid, and a butler. and
perhaps a cook. What if one day.
I found out that they had taken
1stolen?) money that had been
allocated for the running of the
house. and the purchase of food.
and used it to throw a pa rty for
themselves. without asking me
first ? What would I do? You
know what I'd do. I'd get a new
staff. One that had a little morl'
respe<'l for my money.
Perhaps it's time to start
keeping a little notebook. per-
taining to just such matters :JS
the blow-out at llEW. Perhaps
it's time to s l op being so
apatheti<' about voting. Maybe
you 're one of those people who
does n't mind paying for other
people's parties. Maybe you let
religious groupies bully you out
of your change. Maybe you just
smile and wave when that other
car grabs your parking space
right out from under you.
IF THAT'S you. HEW is rely-
ing on the fact that you will jus t
peacefully accept one more deg-
radation. Maybe next year,
they'll have a $250.~ party. If
that's not you, let them know it!
Demand lo kno w who was
responsible for the party. Get
that person out of there
It's t ime to make the Depart,
me nt of Health, Education and
Welfare aware of the fact that if
they want a healthy political
future, they had better acquire a
little education about the
welfare or our doll ars.
WILLIAM D. HARVEY
C1terCUe• Clarif led
To the Editor:
"What's in a name?" . a
heck of a lot, particularly if you
have an unusual name such as
Clucas.
My name is Richard Hugh
Clucas. There is a youn~ man
attending UCI who edits a cam-
pus newspaper named Richard
Clucas.
I ignored this coincidence
through two or three front page
Da ily Pilot accounts of the other
Richard Clucas· unusual ac-
tivities. Since my name 1s now
beiag related to tasteless ethnic
humor. J have to s peak up.
Publicizing wet T-shirt contests
"Unfortunately, I can't remember whether he's a
• master of the written, spoken, or processed word."
is one thing. Taking swipes at
the Jewis h people is quite
another.
Please let it be known that the
UCI Richard Clucas is in no way
related to Richard Hugh Clucas
1 us ually referred to as Di ck
Clucas), nor is he in a ny way re·
latt:'d to my wife. Caroline, my
son Scott. my daughter-in-law
Cathy and my daughter Vi cki .
l hope the guy that call ed after
midnight last night looking for
the "other Clucas" reads this.
DJCK CLUCAS
Grand Prix Wasteful
To the F.ditor.
J am wondering why. when we
he ar so much about a ga s
shortal!e. higher prices and sta-
tions running out of gas. why io
the world do they still have the
Indy 500 race. the boat races in
Newport Beach and the Grand
Prix races in Long Beach -and
they are already planning the
Grand Prix for next year.
NOW TIUS is pretty hard to
accept in the face of all the gov-
e rnment spokesmen harpin~
about the shortage of gas and
the price going to St pl'r gallon.
This sounds like another ripoff
of .th<' cvl'r yday common citizen
by the govt.·rnmcnt
Also, what about the reports
by t he Bor dl'r Patrol that
tankers arc going through the
checkpoints every day. loaded
with gasoline for Mexico"!
WILLIAM II. COO P ER •
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Parent Savors
I
Borr.owed Time
By FalTZI HERZFELD-JONES
TM author i• a relfMnt of lAgufta Bea.ch.
It's 3 a.m., oh Lord, I must think or sometblng that
won't keep me awake the rest or the night. I muat not think
or the contracts I have made with you, dear Lord. and
which you have bee n merciful enough to sustain. And yet,
how can I keep my thoughts away from them?
There was the one we made In Budapest many years
ago. My husband had just died -quite young, quite sud·
denly. The Nazis had moved Into Austria. were now mov·
ing into Hungary. Sti~l quite youna myself. J had a heart
condition the doctor said could be fatal.
"AS I TOLD YOU THE last time," he said. "you must
be very careful not to strain your heart. No excitement, no
strain in any way. l must really warn you, you might just
sit in a chair and die ther<'."
"Oh. doctor. how a wful that would be ror the people
who might be with me. No, no. I will not let anything like
that happen. Yes. yes. I'll be very careful." .
But as I walked slowly home. I went through the quiet
park and talked to my beloved Lord, the only helper fhad.
"Dear Lord." I said, "you heard what the doctor told
me. Please do not let it happen that way. I cannot go to you
right oow. I have to stay here for my son. You know he had
one te rrible s hock after the other, losing his home, his
friends. his fatherla nd, and now his father. l must stay
a live and be with him.
0 YES, I PROMISF. YOU. I 'll do everything the doctor
wants me to do. Oh, I 'fl be careful not to get upset. There
is no sense in that arlyhow. Whatever happens must be
hved through without undue emotion. But please let me
stay alive until I have reached the USA and brought rny
boy to hts uncll' who will c;.irc for him. Please. dear Lord.
gra nt me JUSt that much time.··
Prom that m ome nt on, t.•very s ingle day was
dangerous and challenging. But I s tood a ll , my medicine
always dose at hand. my nerves unde r ri~1d control.
We finally reached, almost undamaged. these United
States. My son's uncle was so happy to have him. With no
children of his own, he immedlately made hjs ne phew the
a pple or tus eye.
How I thanked you, my Lord. llow great wa~ my relief
t hat, with your help, I was a ble to achieve that for my son.
THEN I MADE ANOTHER little contract.
"Dear Lord. allow me to see how my son will adjust to
this new world. Jus t let me be wi th him a little longer. This
is a lready more than I hav<' asked you back in Buda pest.
and J thank vou from the bottom of my tired heart. But
please, just a little longer. I must sec him gel his doctor 's
degree."
J often wondered if my dear Lord had a sense of
humor. because he surely was with me all the way. Think-
ing b ack, I must confess how ~reedy I had been all those
years. After my son finished his thesis he was suddenly
dra fted into the Army. He was very unhappy.
"OH NO, DEAR," I SAID, "l do not believe at all that.
t hey will send you as an infantryman to Korea. No, t.he y do
not have that ma ny brilliant nuclear physicists. They can't
waste them in that manner."
"Oh. mother, you do not understand the red tape. By
the time they find out about my degree. l '11 already be in
Korea."
"I'll bet you a quarter:· I said. I This was our joke.)
He laughed a little weakly. "Well, I do hope you will .
win it."
When he phoned me .! few days later that he was com-
ing home on a furlough, he laughed again about our bet.
"Mother, I do O\\C )OU a quarter. You will be s ur-
prised.''
AFTER HIS BOOT CAMP training. he spent ttis two
years as a soldier in the Aberdeen Proving grounds in
Maryland, teaching "Interior Ballistics."
Then l came begging to my Lord again.
"Dea r Lord. please do understand how important it is
tor me to SCC' the partn('r my son will find for lire -whom
he will marrv."
And then · · l'l<'a :>l' IC'l me i-ce my first grandchild."
Now mv eldest g rand~on 1s 2J I have seen three
g randsons born and grow up 1r1to Lhn•e f1nt'. brilliant stu·
dents. I havt• rece1vt'd all I bcggt•d for. doing all the do<'·
tors advised through lh<'M' many years
NOW 1·~ NOT RF.G<;1:-.1G the Lord anymorc. I'm Just
deeply grateful for <'' c>ry new day. for every good night.
Well mavbt· I "ould dare again to come !',egging
for one mon:· l hing
"Please, dear. patu.-nt Lord. rlo not gt•l angry with me .
Let me firush this manuscript and please let me see it
p4bhshed Th<' story of m~ tra\.:.11b will be a help to all
thbsc peopll' \\ho lt•ar lhl'lr problems an• unsurmountable.
It 1s a tn\'lal requec;t If ~ou \.\ol:>h to treat 1l as a Jt!St so
~it.
1t 1s 3· 10 a.m Now I ta ke m~ normal sleeping position
. I relax . . Bui.
And suddenly. 1t 1s t 1ml• to rl'>t'. to prepare breakfast.
··Thank )OU, Lord, lor a n '" day "
Scriptures, Statecraft Reunited
By HOYT GIMLIN
For Editorial RHHl'Cll ,..,.,,.
Genuine peace may or may not return lo the Middle
East. But there is a fair chance that. as a byproduct of the
Egyptian-Is raeli peacemaking, biblical quotations will
find new popularity in politics. Linking s cripture to
s tatecraft is an art form that shows new life in the skilled
hands of s uch expe rt practitioners as Jimmy Carter.
Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat.
All three -Christian, Moslem and J ew -have read
t heir holy writ and don't need the aid of speechwriters to
come up with the appropriate quotations -as they
demonstrated to a watching world al the White House treaty
signing.
THE ISRAEU PRIME minister twice quoted from the
Book of Psalms, extolling Jerusalem's centrality to Jewish
thought. And the American and Egyptian presidents both
referred to passages from the prophets admonishin,:?
mankind to beat swords into plowshares and spears into
pruning hooks.
Carter is the first American president since Franklin
' D. Roosevelt to draw readily on biblical passages, and
probably not since Woodrow Wilson has a president seemed
so famlllar with scriptural texts. Carter came into office
quoting the Prophet Micah (" ... to do justly, and to love
mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God ''. I ·
In another presidential inaugural address 44 years
earUer, Roosevelt in 1933 told a Depression-armcted nation
"we are stricken by no plague or locusts" and "the money
changers have fied from their high seats in the temple or
our civilization." Wilson's best-remembered Old Testa.
ment word was "covenant," which he applied to the Cove.
nant of the League of Nations.
THE BIBLICAL REFERENCE i n po lltlcal
s peechmaking perhaps reached its ornate fullness in
William Jennings Bryan's "Cross or Gold" speech at the
1896 Democratic nominating convention.
"You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this
crown of thorns, you s hall not crucify mankind upon
a cross ot gold." he nld in support or free silver, propell·
log himself to the presidential nomination.
After the first few decades of this century, the biblical
utterance faded from the hustings except in rural America
and particularly the rural South -whether from growing
urbanization. secula rization or the fulminations of H. L.
Mencken, the acerbic critic of American manners and
mores in the 1920.
To Mencken. Bryan was the "Fundamentalist Pope"
and Wilson a "typical puritan" whose "Calvinism tri·
um phed as his intellectual f acuities decayed.
IN LATER YEARS, IT SEEMED, listenen were as in·
capable of recognizing or understanding a biblical ref-
erence as the politician was of coming up with it. But the
art did not die out entirely. Adlai Stevenson's bio1rapher,
John Bartlow Martin, wrote: "The biblical quotations
were all his -I don't know where they crept in."
And even in this decade, Sen. Sam Ervin could con-
fidently believe ,that his North Carolina constituents and
perhaps other Americans would understand hlm wben be
s poke or a Watergate figure "coming like Nicodemus ln
the night." His refere nce to a Pharisee in St. John's Goepel
sent many a perplexed reporter Lo Washington scrambling tor an explanation.
Can it be that a new era has now arrived -when three
world leaders make a Bible dictionary a required addition to the reporter 's library?
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A• OM. y ptLOT RESORT I READING
fl S8'eetle: Blue blood, long green or stardom may--:-
or may not -admit you to Palm Springs' society
'• with pelnted piano keys. But tbere are written
lawa. ordinances, which outlaw blllboarda •
OHhlq . neon and 1i1na witb prices. Exteriors
in an)'tblna but pastel ahadet are verboten and
even Interior liCht fixtures which can be aeen
from the t lreet must be approved by the
Architectural Review Committee.
palm•. tbe Social &eeuritf ~-.,..... on to 1011 or &ennla. the endeariq old pklneen. • • •
PAUi SPRINGS -A sma1hln1 season.
dahliap, delp6~ the snow U..t cam• and the
.• shah who didn't. Simply yummy.
The Gerald Fords 1 ahe wu the danc•r >
threw a lovely wedding r~ption for dau1btcr
CbarUe FarnU, DOW • aturdy 71, Naliallft•
about the old days -tMre wen no aldewalb or
street Ulhta -wben be Md llalpb S.Uamy
started the Baquet Club and the Hollywood
:~~~%. u:.~~ ":.:e~1~ =~ti '
utan and ~r ~rel Suvl~ man husband The
SinalrM Wf'rt thf-re. TM Richard Nlllons Che waa tbe recot'dln1 a rtlat> were not there,
althoulb THEY had had THEM to Tricia '1 nup
llal bla9t .t La Malson Blandte
Tiit: SPlaO AGNEWS lhe Is lht novelir.ll
wtre no& there •lthcr a lU.OUah thfiy llve Ju t a
hoot aM a holl~r down Bob I~ Or1'1f, near
th• ln'er tctlon <>f Frank S1n•tr1 Drlv~
lm111"4'. &wtetlea. within 70 mlles of Nich
other, WO have lht' lHt lWO prt>tldent of thc>
U S . ol A and, within thl"ff mllell. ttw la t \wo
aurvivlnt vice pt\' ldent • Ah, "cslward till.
Glamour wis•. dolhar·wiM'. rutty wise. a
fabulOWl 5Hfl0n, ~ls All lhal rttC~IOf'I U.lk IS
simply not allowff to croi 4 Uk-~ rt.
Fat c."all from S.verly IUll , New York and
Uallas are buyma $300,000 con<lomlnauma JUM
from t.he brochure l>t'<'Ond homes. ml.nd you
and 107 lndlans own reul t't.tate worth
zilhQm. i.nd U\e houso burglur)'rate 1s goinf( up
1 w~tbacks slippin.i ai:ross the Mexicun bordt'r
ore suspt'Ctcd I
Th.ls happened just thr ottwr <1ay
A man drivtnM his Rolls to tht• Rucqul't Cluh
heard a noise In the motor he didn't hke lie
calll'd the local dealt>r and ordered another.
l'Jpetlfying only that hl' wonted four doors I\
Silvet Wrn1th was delivered. the man tried 1t
arOWld the block and promptly wrote a check
for llUJOO. Noh s le about extras •
F9011 SHOW BIZ TO big bli. from locker
rooma'to throne rooms. current and retired big·
gie1 •me to winter homes here, lo sun, to play.
to e~lr coupons or polish their Oscars.
Slaatra. Hope, Kirk Dougfas, Lucille Ball,
0e .. )Cartin, Mary Martin, Rod Laver. Darryl z..-. Arnold Palmer. Burt Bacharach, Fred Loe•t· Bill Holden, Ginger Rogers, WaJter An·
neoberg, J a net Gaynor, Ch arles Farrell.
WUUam Powell, Hoagy Carmichael. Bill Cosby,
Fr•'* Capra, Red Skelton, Alice Faye. Phil
Harris. Randolph Scott, the Gabors, Lawrence
Welk, Prince Andrej !his brother was the last
kin~ of Yugoslavia 1 and assorted tycoons so
rirh>'ou ne ve r heard of them.
We have so muny names here there's never
enoueh time to drop them all. Mostly they llve
behind the electronic gates a nd poinsettia·
festooned walls of their elegant compounds. But
cha rity brings them out. They arc big on good
worla;
Hope, Ford eye difficult lie in
one of Palm Springs fundraisers
Presidt•nt~ no longer raze this place.
poopsies. lkc stay1..·d ut La Quinta Country Club,
Kennedy al Stnalru's. Nixon al the Waller An·
nenbergs· and Ford owns a $600,000 pad on the
13th fairway of the Thunderbird Country Club.
Somehow. the ambiance is not expt•cted to al·
tract the populist from Georgia
AMONG TH E BIG CHARITY bashes this
season, three of the four Gabors showed up at
the Golden Sun Gala <for the Desert Hospital >
a nd there was a super fur fashion show. "You
haven't watched anything, .. said Allene Arthur
of the Desert Sun, "until you·ve watched Zsa
Zsa watching $2 million worth of furs go by."
Sammv Davis brought his entire nightclub
act down from Bei:as <it's never Las Vegas
dear hearts I for the United Jewish Appeal Dinner.
Cary Grant. bless him. dated a sweet young bon·
bon Cortheopening or the new Ma rriott.
Tone is muy importante here . Billy Jean
King was refused permission to film a com-
me rcial at the Tennis Cl ub because she wore
blue sneakers.
Nobody. howcvC'r. could stop Liberace from
driving a station wai:on adorned on the outside
Siow Learners?
Low Grades May Mask Genius
All of which, lambs. is a natural segue to
the Agua CaJlente thot water> band of Cahuilla
'Indiana, who have much of thls town In a steady
boll.
Just a few block& from the downtown Taj
Ma hala -Sa.kt. Merrill Lynch, 1. Magnin and
the three·story Alan Ladd Hardware store -
there Is a crazy patchwork ol empty lots. This is
the most valuable land around. worth as much
as $300,000 an acre. and il la owned, not by any
or the many wealthy white nabobs In reside nce,
but by 107 Indians. some'. of whom were on
welfare a few years ago.
A BIT OF HISTOaY, chlllun. In 1876, Presi-
dent Grant gave the Indians a 32,000·fCre re·
servation, which was real nice or him s19ce they
were here first. The land was broken up into a
checkerboard of alternate mlle·square pieces.
one set going lo the Southern Pacific, the other
1 all sand> to the Indians.
In 1891. Congress authorized allotment or
Indian land to individual Indians. but it was
another 68 years Of° my-country. 'tiS·Of·lhee
before they were a llowed to do a~ythlng with it.
ln 1959. they were given the right to sell or
lease. It was theirs, Congress said , "without en·
cumbrancc."
Wilrun city limits. the Indians owned 8.000
acres They sold 2,000 over the years a nd now
rent l.773 acres to white hotel and home owners
for leases as long as 99 years. This explains why
some Indians drive Rollses and Mercedes and
live in $500,000 homes.
They pay no income or property taxes
because that would be an "encumbrance ." Two
years ago, after a long court fight. it was de·
cided that the Indian lands were not subject to
zoning laws because that. too. would be an "en·
c umbrence.··
The Indians say they want to cooperate with
the folks in city hall but they want "more densi·
ly" on their land. City hall thinks that would be
too tacky.
NEGOTIATIONS GO ON while the Agua
Callentes s till own 3.327 unused acres in town
which may be worth S50 million. $100 million.
S300 million. you take your choice.
But we risk being gross. loveys, dwelling on
money. There are also the sights a nd sounds of
Palm Springs. the lush oasis in a !>ea of sand
and mesquite. the beguiling ('!ear air . the
benign s un. the whis pering cool nights c in
winter >. the snow.topped mountains beyond the
The piano player be&iu "Diane," and :
Charlie salulel. It 11 tbe theme IOlll of "SeYenth ~
Heaven." which made him and Janet Gaynor
stars in 1927. They remain dear friends. He also
happens to recall that for that epic she waa pald
S400 a week and he, $150.
That folk hero or th~ range, Gene Autry,
now 79, studies a menu four inches from bit
lhick·lensed glasses. He grumbles mildly about
tbe cause of his recent hernia dlfflcultiea.
"Must 've been all that getUng on and getting off
horses. Also picking up the bad guys and throw·
ing 'em down. I did all my own fights."
AGAINST THE INFIBMl'l1ES or age, he Is
consoled by the fact that he owns a larg,e slice of
everything in s ight.
'T..e b •• 1_..p•r•••• ller•f
.,,,. le•• 1' ••• .,.. retu•tl
pendatell lo ltl• a r .. •n-d•I
ai Ille Tete•b Cl• wraue •It.
--~ w~ ••e••rs.'
America. America. tr you're staying al
Gene's hotel !for $75 a day>. you can arrange
for a sight-seeing b~ to see the homes of the
rich.
You won't see much beyond the walls . At
the Annenberg d igs. where the Shah or Iran was
expected until the last moment <the security
people were already in place>, you won't see the
private golf course, the 12 shimmering ponds.
the wtµte oleanders. the guest houses, the
gardens and manicured lawns. "I don't want to
see one grain of sand except in the golf traps, ..
Annenberg commanded at the Creation.
By comparison. the man next door on
Sinatra Drive stinted . Old Blue Eyes is said to
have spent only $2 million on his place. It In·
e ludes an unused helicopter pad, sever a l
bungalows <one is called "The Agnew House"
because he wrote his nove l there>. tennis courts
and an old wooden railroad car fetchingly con-
verted into a sauna.
Finally. parishioners, you'll be relieved lo
know that high on a hill construction has re·
s umed on the Bob llopes' new house. lbe one
with the indoor-outdoor pool. after a disastrous
fire Said old ski nose ... Palm Springs is so ex-
clus ive the Circ de partment has a n unlisted
number ··
BLOOMINGTON. Ind . <APl
Tod ay·s problem reader won't
necessarily be tomorrow's illiterate.
In fact, says Anabel Newman. an In·
diana University e ducation pro·
ressor. tod:.t y's low ach1Ec-vcrs in
gr ade sc•hool can be tomor:ow·s col·
tcge graduates
highe r than all of the other kids
not just the low achievers m their
own group."
Another thing that could make the
diHeren('c 1s how a child 1s tested
ALL Of HER TEST pupils hud
below normal general learning uhih·
ty nn the basis of the Metropolitan
Readiness Test they took in first
grade. Yet. she s ays. those children
given the five variables went on to
s uccessful academic careers.
303 to 443 off
our custom made
drapery fabric. r
· · 1 worked with a !Joy in fifth grade
who not only could not read. he would
not read.·· s he says . "He has now
finished his mas ter's in Cine arts. he
has had paintings d isplayed in the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, and he
is reading voluminously in the areas
he's interested in ...
The young man's s truggle against
the odds or being pigeon·holed as a
functional illiterate along with some
20 m illion other Americans is
chrorucled in a long-range study
begun by Mrs. Newman in 1964 in
Cedar Rapids. lowa
OF TI-IE 4-00 first-graders pcggert
as low a('h1evers. 310 remained 1n the
study at the end of the first year or
those, l35 were lot•ated when they
r eached l llh grade. Based on tesL-; und
interviews with them. s he ('Onclud1•1t
that 89 were no longer low at·hicvn1'!
but were al or above averuj.!e.
Finally. on 20 who reache~ 12th
grade. she did case histories bused
on interviews with students and
parents. tests. graphs of achicvt•
m ent for each school year . Of those,
half remained low achievers but thc
other 10 were considered achieveri..
Wbat made the difference?
Mrs. Newman decided il was fi ve
Jac lors : Interest . motivatio n,
models, pressure and perseverance
· · 1 would say that if we do go the
competency test route. we ought to
be understanding enough of the fact
that there are many things that de·
termine a person's contribution to
this world," she says. "We may have
creative artists who will do nothing
on a competency-based test.
"And 1t isn't that they s houldn't be
able to rt'ad and write wc·ll. but 1t
JURt may not i.hnw tip at d cc1 ld1ti
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education e e hard enough so that they measure up ~
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EL CAJON (AP > -Riek
JohnlOn and hi• rather have
come up with the IHy man'•
way to write to le•lslatora -
pre·print.d "PoUUcarda."
''A LOT OF people would like
to write their le1lllator1 and a.ti
them what they think ... JohnloD
11y1, .. But they Just can 'Hind tbe
time."
A prime 11114 CUl'nM •mple
II a pair of Carda Wltll dleM
stocana: "Support Coaatrudion
of Nuclear Power Plants" IDd
"Stop CoaltructioD of Nuc&ear
Power Plant.a." •
Ulnoon Cards Get Idea io Legialaton
PollUcardl It a Ml or at polt
cards that express pro and con
opinions on 12 major state ll·
sues, from abortion and nuclear
Tbe colorful carda bur
cartoon• that llluatrata tbe
soe11qea.
On the back, the card already
haa tbe ttate Capitol'• addreu
and a line to write In the name
or the lawmaker it'a aimed at.
Slime
Hiding
Secret
CAINESVILLE. Fla. I AP> They look like
melted pint• or vanm.
tfCl crt!a.m and have •
pretty prlmita ve sex tire
but shme molds muy
hold the clu~s to tt) •
origin of human llrt\, a
University or Floridn
microblolog1st :says.
Henry Aldrich, direc
tor of the sfhool's elec·
tron microscope lab.
u nd s ix graduate re
searchers are studying
nearly 500 species o r
slime mold.
The researche rs ar<'
observing sli mt! molds·
prim itive form of sexual
reproduction.
S LIME MOLDS are
ac tually coloni es o f
single cells gener a ll y
found growing on damp
soil, rolling logs and
other decaying organic
material.
Aldrich said they were
common to Flo rida 's
moist woods whe re they
looked like glis tening,
viscous masses or slime.
"The slime molds tell
us how cells become t is-
s ues . how they slic k
together and cooperate
w ith e ach ot her ,"
Aldrich said.
"BY STUDYING the ir
behavior in a controlled
environment. we hope to
dis cover more a bout
human cells a nd how
·they ilick togethe r."
Slime molds measure
up to 4 inches wide and : t heir average lifetime is
·four months. but some
s pecies have lived s ince
-\960 in a lab at the
University of Wisconsin
at M a di so n . s aid
Aldrich.
·rwkh proper food and
climate. I don't see why
the molds couldn't live
forever," Aldrich said.
"Year after year they
could ea t ba c t e r ia,
reproduce and do every-
thing good s lime molds
do."
ALDRICH said slime
m olds had got out of
hand one spring morn·
ing in Texas 10 years
ago when t h ey had
begun crawling over the
landscape, up telephone
poles and on the sides of
houses.
He said loc a l
newspapers called the
slime molds the "Texas
Blob."
"Whe n th e re a re
moist weathe r cond1-
tions, the molds will
grow out of control,"
Aldrich s aid. "They
m ove p e r ceptib l y,
creeping along 3·4 in-
ches an hour, which is
rast for a blob or cells."
The microbiologis t
said slime molds were
hungry creatures whose
favorite foods were oat·
m eal fl a kes, bacter ia ·
and even baby food.
.. THEY'R E qulte
fond of baby· food," he
s aid. "But we pr efer
feeding them bacteria
because baby food isn't
good for their growth."
He said samples or
sli m e mold s w e r e
brought to the lab where
they were frozen with li-
quid nitrogen, s liced
thinly and placed on a
slide.
The individual cell is
then magnified 300.000
ti mes and exa mined
through the fluorescent
scr een or an electron
microscope.
Research at the elec·
, iron microscope lab ls
financed by a t hree·
year, $150,000 grant,
awarded in 1977 by the
National Institutes of
Health.
Record Crops
MODESTO <AP> -
The 1roas va lu e of
·Stanislaus County's
crops reached a record
$553.3 million in 19'18, aC·
cordlna to the annual
crop report. The year's
10 percent increase
• boosted StanlaJaus back
Into alxtb place nationaJ.
If in IJ"OM farm lncom
may company
a ter easter so e
cearance
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Sizes 10-18. Assorted styles and
colors (95)
17.99 to 21.99 special
misses poly.ester pullovers.
Sizes 8-16
7.99 were $12
half size fashions
Sizes 14'h to 22YI. (57)
14. 99 to '29. 99 were $32 -$50
pucci lace ccmisole
By Form fit Rogers ( 190)
7. 99 comp. value $16
genuine stone rings
Beautiful fashion styles. (22)
9.99 comp. vol. $15
gabardne poofs
Assorted colors. polyester. 5-13 (117)
10.99 were 14.99
assorted white jeweiy
Tremendous selection includes
chains and earrings. (639)
except wllstwe. oxnord. bfeo.
westmlf'lster. cemtos. thOusond ooks
2 for $1 or 59c ea. were 99c
polyester loungers
Assorted styles in colorful prints
and solids, sizes S-M·l. (615)
except wflshire. oxnOfd. b<eo.
westminster. cerrttos. thousand ooks
8.99 to 14.99 were 11.99· 19.99
young men's knit tops
Short sleeve tops for spring and
summer. ( 450)
7.99 were $11
men's lllderwea
A large collectlon of men's Under -
things In monv colors. sizes (127)
1.49 each ,req. 3.50 ~h
women's fashions
Bondoge cotton gauze tops, sole
8.99 S-M·l. reg. 12.99 (158)
Misses and petite dresses sole 29.99
to 42.99 were $46-$74 (49/9&/501)
T·$hirtS
W0f'0 $7 4.99 (138)
T ·shirt dresses. sole 24.99
sizes 3-13. were $39 (94)
OreS5es. sole 19.99 to 25.99
1 and 2 pcs. were $30-$56 (94/170)
Junior trousers sole 18.99
~mited quantity. were $28 (406)
Short sleeve tops, sole 9.99
S·M-L. were $13-$14 ( 497)
Blouses, sole 9.99
plaids and stripes. comp. vol $16 (31)
Print blouses, sole 11.99
Qiana• nylon. comp. vol. $18 (31)
ShOes and sandals. sole 4.99 to 7.99
were 5.99-$14 (468)
Marty Sandal was $18 14 99 ( 112)
Wooden·look slides. sole 8.99
were 9.99-11.99 (125)
Skirt sets. sale 13.99 sizes 10-16
special (122)
Unit bOttom sandals. sole 19.99
leather uppers. were 2199 ( 129)
Dresses. sale 15.99 to~4.99
were $21·$33 (77)
save on lingerie
Disco shoulder bags with pantie s
sale 7.99 shoulder styles with 3 -pr.
colorful ponties. reg. $10 (26)
Full figure underwlre bras, sole 5.99
white. B/C/D cups. comp. vol. $9
(44)
Soft cup and llned bros, sale 3. 99 ·
5.99 assorted famous maker styles 1n
B and C cups. special ( 44 )
long nylon tricot gowns. sole 9.99
asst. colors. cmp. vat. $15-$16 (10)
Print floral gowns, sale 11.99. 1n Qsst.
fabrics. comp. vol. $16 (10)
Ousters and shifts, sale 10.99 to 11.99
asst .. S-XL. comp. val. $16-$17 (464)
children's savings
Infant's wear. sole 7.99 to 21.99 spong
dfesses. pant sets and playwear
savings for the ho~ ,.
Donald Duck• rug kits sole 3.99 ~.
15x15" were 9.99 (40)
.. wamsutlot' "VerQ)'\l~o" 'Jl•ets salt
twin 3.99 full S.99 Q'ud'oo'7.99' ·
were $12-$32 (181)
Dresses 15.99 · 24 99
were $21 -$33 (77) long 10.99 std coses pr. 4.99 to
king coses pr.5.99 1f pert. $8-$18 (3.4)1~· .:
Girls' handbags sole 1 29 to 3 99 Automatic e le c tric blankets sate
co1 e 11or r1 wn • e or pas· E:• s a surr
mer occe~>or, 1eg $2-56 (118)
men's, boys' values
ossoneo colors 1w1n 37 50 full. sgl.
con 41 99 lull ouol con 48.75 queen• '
$60 king 76 99 reg S50·S110• (41)
luxury towels by Burlington~ sole
Knits and terries. so le 9 99 many Daisy Spray · and "Shooow Fern" prif\t
styles. fibers sizes were $16 (450) cotton terry botn 5.99 hand 3.99 wash 1.69 reg $2-$9 ( 35)
Boys· walk shorts. sole 6.99 in sizes
23-30 brusned cotton denim or cor-
duroy shorts were $9 (23)
Boys' volley boll/swim trunks. sole
4 69 cot ron end polyes ter 1n boys·
S·M L XL were $8 (23)
Young men's 1eons. sole 12.99 from
Lee• brusnea aen1f'T'ls by tne dozens
were 518 (191)
Boys· 1eons, sole 8.99 cotton/polyes-
ter denirr~ P 18P. 8-165 comp vo1
s 2 ( 14)
Young men's shoes. sa le 16.99
famous Husn Puppies ca sual and
comfy were $32 ( 193)
Belts. sole 1 99 tor soring. always in
tosh1on toonc belts were $8-$9 (80)
Sportshlrts. sale 7 99 solid color short
sleeve cotton/po1yes1er. comp vol
$14 ( 134)
values for you
Save 20\ to 50\ on stuffed Easter
animals a wide. colorful
ossorlment reg. $2 · $15 ( 42)
Save 50\: on Easter baskets.
c andies reg 20c-$19 (76)
LCD dlgllol watches. sale 19.99
from Fo1rch1ld were $35-$50 (37)
40 ·page photo album. sole 7.99
magnetized poges reg $12 (66)
Assorted art and gift b ooks, .
sole 2.98 to 12.98
comp vol 695-$45 (68)
For free copy of manufacturer's war· ..
ranty write 10 Moy Co. P.O . Box' •
5045. LOS Angeles. CA 90055
Assorted art and gift books. sole
2.98 to 12.98 , I
comp vol 6 95·$45 (66)
budget store savings . .
Girls' 7 14 dresses. sole 7 .99 to 10.50
assorted styles reg 10 99-13 99 (824) ,q
except w1lstwe. oxnord. westm1nster.
breo. cerritos. thousono oaks
Girls' 4·6X dresses. sole 6 99 to 9.50
new Spring styles reg Q 99· 12 99
(846)
except w1lsh1re oxnord. westm1nster.
breo. cemtos. thousona oaks
Missy proportion skirts. sole 5.99 Fouf
gore skirts 1n polyester assorted col·
ors 8-18 were 7 99 (800)
except cerritos and mousond oaks
Boys· pants and vests, sole 4.99 to
7.99 dress styles 1n polyester gabar-
dine. sizes 8 -18 were 6.99-10.99 •
(837)
except w1lsh1re. oxnard . westminster.
breo. cemtos. thousand oaks '' • •r
Boys· nylon print shirls. sale 4.99 long ·
sleeve styles. were 699 (637) '
except w1lsh1re. oxnord. westm1nster.
breo. cemtos. mousond oaks
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• Cost a Mesa fire m an 1s framed by cha rred
• doorframe of Greg Shipley home at 1017
W. Wilson St., in westerly sector of city
Friday night. The fa mily's dog died m the
: bl aze, the ca use of w hich was un-
d e t e rmined Sa turday night, a nd a
neighbor woman required hospital treat-
me nt for smoke inhalation. Damage ~vas
estimated a t $40,000 in fire near bluffs
overlooking Santa Ana River.
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COUNTY I
Mysteries Updated
But Space Riddles Still Challenge
By 8TEYE IAftANZIO
Sltut L.attan1io b 011tatant pro/e11or of
a•trono'"ll and planetarlrAm ctmctor ol OrGnQe Cocut
Colltgt. lit wcu the aclentt/ic odwer /or the
Cooatlbw t.ltcouree. "Pro,.ct U..,.,., ...
Go outside tonlChl about 7 o'clock a nd look
1tral1ht up.
The yellowish "star". wh.lcb LI nearly, over·
head and brighter than an)'thing else. is actual-
ly the planet Jupiter. Despite its star·Uke ap·
pearance to the naked eye, Jupiter was easily
recognized by our ancestors as beinl a planet -
not only because or Its brilliant and exceptional-
ly steady light. but because of its god-like abili-
ty to drift. slowly against the fixed background
or true stars.
THE WORD "PLANET' comes from an an·
cient Greek word for ·'wanderer," but Jupiter
a nd all the naked-eye planets are na med after
the Roman gods they we re ooce thought to be.
IC you look at Jupiter through a good pair of
binoculars or a smaJl Jelescope, you will see it
as tt fi rst appeared to Galileo almost 400 years
ago. Whe n m agnified . its face c ha n ges
dramatically into a bright disk with colored
bands and a great red spot.
Its four largest moons. all na med for lovers
of Jupiter in ancie nt mythology, appea r as pin-
points of light aligned on either side of the
planet You can actually observe these satellites
orbiting Jupiter if you watch them from one
night to the next.
AT THE JET PROPUl.SION Laboratory
early last month. I was fortunate t.o witness the
Voyager l spacecraft encounter with Jupiter
and its four largest moons: lo. E uropa ,
Ganymede and Callisto.
Io spectacular close-up photos, these moons
were revealed to be worlds in themselves: each
was unique -different in some important way
from each othe·r and from every other world in
the solar system. I'm sure the names and
descriptions of these moons will very soon be-as
well known to school children as those of the
planets themselves .
..............
VOLCANIC CRATER ON JUPIT£A'S MOON
Voyager's Picture Shows SO Mlle• of Lava
Yet. long after these two remarkable robot
explorers have gone s ilent and continue to drift
lam ely on million-year journeys to the stars,
their greatest purpose may still lie ahead.
Each spacecraft bears a gold-plated record
which can be played by any intelligent civiliza-
tion who may someday recove r our discarded
m achinery, and they will witness seleded
sounds and scenes rrom Earth.
. • .
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• • .. . .
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: Animals Go Crackers?
The night before the closest approach of the
spacecraft, there was a panel discussion featur-
ing Carl Sagan. Arthur C. Clarke. Ray Brad-
bury. Walter Sullivan or the New York Times,
and Bruce Murray. the direet.or of J PL.
THERE WAS AN unmistakable sense of
historic importance in the air. and as much
tension as exciteme nt because we were all just
a few hours from a turning point in our un-
de rs tanding of tht' sola r system.
THE PICTURES we chose to encode on the
records are all beautiful. which is a healthy
sign. It means that , a lthough the Voyasen
could potentially outlast our own civili%ation.
we view them not a s e pitaphs of a technology
gone astray. but as our fi rst stumbling steps ift-
. . •
.
I
i • Volimteers' Pre-quake Sightings Sought
Se1entists suppressed their usual inclination
to s peculat(' on the nature of the surface
features that wer(' rcvt:'aled in early photo·
graphs of the moons . knowing that still closer
photos wert• minutes a \\ a~. A few days of data
would stimulate yt>ars of mtcrprNal1on
to the cosmos. Someday. we will be able to
make the JOurney ourselves .
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Do animals gC"t the
'shivers before an l':.trth·
quake?
A scicnllf1c proJ('C'I
aimed at finding out
whether odd bl'havior by
,animals can help predict
seismic act1v1t y. being
conducted by SRI In
t erna t1onal. formerly
Stanford Rl•s earl'h
Institute. 1s in need of
.w atch ers who are
·normally ;,iround furry
'1Uld feathered cre;.itures.
OBSERVATIONS will
be sent to sc1ent1sts by
anyone vnlunll•t•ring to
take part If you 'd ltkl'
lo participate. contact
•the Voluntary Action
Center of West Orange
Deatlt Noti~e•
PACIAC VllW
MIMOllAL PAIK
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newoort Beach
6«·2700
McCOltMtCIC MORTUAltlH
Laguna Beach
494·941 5
Laguna Hills
768-0933
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495-1776
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646-2424
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673-9450
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MOITUAltY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
SMl1M nmtlU. LAMI
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Cnt1n1tory • Flower Shop
'427 E 17th St.
Cotta Mesa
646-"4888
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SMmn MOnUAIY
927 Main St.
Hunt~~ach
PmMll&Y
COU»UL N•AL ....
1801 lolll Ave WWl .. tlnlt.,
113-362& c
County at 898·0043.
T hat number will also
prov1dt• information on
t ht' folio" mg groups :rnd
al'tiv1t1e:-. whl'rl' vou l'an
help by g1v1ng. a ft•w
hours
A dl'lightful bunch
of deve lopmentally dis·
abled young peoplt• is
p l anning S l'\<•ral
nig hts and days on
the town, campouts and
Wt.<l'kt·nd trips. but needs
the help of those willing
to g o along a<>
t•hap e rones N e w
'Careers'
Fair Due
Mor e than 1 5 0
repr esentatives from
various businesses and
industries will be on
hand at Saddlebac k
College, Apiril 25 to in·
t erview pros pective
employees a nd discuss
business opportunities .
The rollege's Third
Annual Career Fair will
take place on the upper
campus quad in M1sswn
Viejo from 9 a.m. to l
p.m
E mpl oyers from
Ora n ge Cou nty and
other parts of the slate
a nd nation will b e
available for gene ral in·
formation on careers.
N eptune Society
CREMATION BURIAL AT SEA
646-7431
Call tor •~ee portfolio
24 '"''·
FUNERAL
IRECTORS
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Mortuacy
Cemetery
Crematory
• Interment In
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•Shipment
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Call /or free
.CrematiQn Portfolio
1125 Qlalef Ave •
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540ia554
llorizons op('rates the
program
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B l' a c h c I t I 7 (' n s u r
Leis ure World nt'l'd lhl'
a s s ist anl'e of d ri Vl' rs
who can dl'livcr half a
dozen hot meals to !.hut·
ins The elderly people
can no longer get to the
l\t .O R.E. Nutrition Pro·
gram.
llaV<' a hankering to
be a pupJ>('teer'! A group
named TASK is offering
puppet shows for area
schools to get across the
message that han
d1cappcd pl·uple aH·
hum:in . but h ave
special problems
The wes t county V AC
also has openings for
us hers at South Coast
Repertory c 14 or older.
one show pt•r week l :
clerical workers al the
Huntington Reach "Y ":
referees for Harbor area
Roy s C l ub or Costa
'Mesa. and s1og ·a long
and bingo leaders for a
Hunt ington Beach con·
valescent hospital.
DOWN COAST . the
::.outh county VAC also
has a wide <irrav of
openings for thos(• ·with
a few hours to devote to
others .
Contact the ag('ncy al
675·9210 or 8:13 9278 for
details on th!.' fo llowing .
T ranspo r tati on.
Lunch and Counseling
cTLCl in Laguna Beach
needs drivers to carry
e lderl y people f rom
home to medical a p·
pointments, s ho pping
and other trips in the
TLC van. Hours 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
-A 4-WEEK orienta·
lion begins Mo nday for
t h ose wh o w is h to
become involved in the
activities of the South
Orange County Mental
Health Association
-Grandfatherly types
who want to work with a
you:lgster s hould con
tact the V AC
UCI Medical Cen-
ter 's child care center
nl•eds help supervis ing
youngsters to ag~ 14
wh1ll' p;,irents <i re
treated.
Moult on Elemcn-
t a r y School. Lagun a
Governor J erry Rrown was in the au·
die nee a nd spoke of <i "fOrl'l' .. \\ h1c h wa~ pulhn~
us outward into ~pace
Niguel. needs tutors for [ J l ear nin g -di sa bl e d
youngsters during sum-DDQtTECT UN/VERSE mt'r srhool Just a basic ~ft' 'J•
knowledge of clemen· t<iry level s ubjects is re·., __________________ __,,
quired.
-NO SPECIAL train·
1ng or lan guage l'X -
pcrt1se 1s needed l o
hl'lp people learn to read
through the South Coast
Literacy Council. The
council offers an orien-
tation.
-Parents Anonymous
needs an adult male co·
sponsor lo work with a
counselor in-a program
to help troub&eo parents.
Social services back·
ground is rcqui r l'd .
Pa rents having trouble
should call 835·5551. The
group meets Monday
nights in Hunting ton
Beach.
occ Sets
Art Show
ALTHOUGH HE WAS not very s peciric, I
think th<' analogy of a forCl' 1s a good one I
believe that we are being drawn by a vacuum.
not of s pacl'. but of mystery and adventure that
has been created bl•hind tht:' <1dvanc1ng front of
space exploration.
Ten years ago. just bC'fore Apollo 11 landed.
I walked outside and stan ·d at lh<' moon. It was
the last time I could ga1.e at its beckoning face
and wonder wh at secn•ts it held. for tomorrow
the whole world would know .
On July 20. 1969. a dream of thousands of
years was realized when we finally touched its
alie n surface. but lht• excitement was tempered
by the loss of the drea m. Travelling to the
m oon. incredibly. was no longer a goal!
YET IT WAS WORTH it. if only to know
that our planet stood united that day in awe of
human beings on the moon .. not Americans as
opposed to Russians. or men as opposed to
woml'n ... it was remarkable enough that
anyone was really there
Likewise. I stared ul Jupite r the night
before Voyaaer I rushed in and compelJed its
moons to relinquish the ir mys tery. As science
marches on. it banishes lhl• mystery and adven·
lure from everyday life
Our s pecies thrives on the unknown. so we
look deeper into the unl\'<'rse for ne w riddles,
and await the fi rst space colonies lo rekindle the
adventurous spirit lhat died with the westward·
seeking pioneers of a century ago.
Orange Coast
College's rowing crew
wi ll host an art auction
and exhibition Friday to
raise funds for a trip to
the Western s prints championships at Los THE MISSIONS OF Voyagers l and 2 a re
G · M hardly over. After the encounter of Voyager 2
atos '" ay. with Jupiter this July. both <·raft will head on
The art ex hi bi lion will _t_o_w_a_r_d_s_at_u_r_n_. _a_n_d_o_n_e_m_a_y_e_v_e_n_se_e_k_U_r_a_n_u_s_. _
begin at 7:30 p.m .. and
the auction will follow at .. ---------•r~r-~•IW'lr---.., 8 :30 p.m . a t t he in·
tercollcgiale rowing a nd
sailing base. 1801 W.
Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach
T icket s m ay be
purchased a t the door
for S2 o r in the s tudent
services office in the col-
lege's administration
building.
CONSULTANT SERVICES
Court Referred
Program
Criminal Justice
8•0 " JJISll&O Closes May 3, 1979
County of Orange
Proc:uremenl
714 834-34
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•Entertainment •Erma Bombeck
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.... Aptll 15, 1119 OAU.Y PflOT
It Ian 't Won Yet, Soys MOBters Leader
• \JGUSTA, Ga. <AP\ Ed SMed aur·
eel h1I position a bulainc frve ahoU In
l ol the fic-ld and H1erl)' k>oktd
ad to &mday'a flnaf round ol the '3rd
aterw loll t.oumamf'nt. ·u isn 't won yet:• be 'tud Saturday
a r aainiog firm comm11nd with a tllree·
uader.p ar 69 while hi' would bt
r•llf'nt('l'I liplM'(t turtht-r beh1nd in tht.•
•m 21GULMrn 1un. hlne that -hal~d th•
ApliU t Nallonal Ootr tub cours<'
.. , WANT TO WIN the golf toumamt>nl I
dor\'t wunt to do anything stupid aJtd lo.-.c
It.
"'W11h u fave shOt ll'ad I thank I can win
St. l think l will win H
'TU try not to dw ~11 on at, hut ll'b para
unt an my mind anywoy I \'l' tbou~ht
about at ull Wct>k
••aut it's a waiting ganw I havl' to wull
a d then l)luy one mOrt.' round "
OM WATSON. an a tac for second but
h rdly within Slrtking distan('t.\ was t'ven
more •mphatlc about Snt•ed's chance .
"la the goll tournam ·nl over!" Wut.son
WH atlled
"Wtll, that'a one hell or a k>t or strokes
to try to muJt~ up." he wold w1lb u rueful
grin. "Ed'1:1 u olld pluycr. If h~ continues
to play tlkt thl¥. nobody Ill going to cutcb
him ..
SN£E:o . A JOURNEYMAN pro who hos
won thret> lln1~1\ 1n 11 year:. on tht• tour.
wllched In somethlnK upproachmg de·
t ac h t'd 1nterc1t Uh h1 wou ld ·be
r holleru:C"n> c1thc!r fu1h•d to make a maJor
move or Ml victim lo the :iubtle tests ot
tht• famed Augu.stu Nullouul Coif Club
Whtie Wut11Q·n , tht.' man d eemed
most likely to wlo thts t>vt.-nl. had hb ad
venture on th :. bu<'k·111de pc1r hves . while
mighty Jack NlekltlUIS fulled to eet It go.
ma , while Craig Studll'r went from bogey
to watery doubll! bogey, Sneed quietly put
togetht>r 3 54 bole total o( 204. a distant IC!
shots under par and took cont rob ,
· 'Whut 1t amounb to ... analyzed
' Nicklaus, "Ir Ed plays well tomorrow. I
1 can't catch him. Neither can anyone else.
II he plays well. he wins. It's that simple.
"ED'S A GOOD player. He hasn't won a
lot and be hasn't won in the majors. but if
he can keep this up. he'll'run away from
everyone else." Nicklaus added.
"If he should slip, well. I'm only three
islrokes out or second place." Nicklaus ·
said. "If I shoot 65 I could .go past every·
body."
Watson agreed.
"For me to win, I'd have to have an ex·
ceptionaJ round and he'd have to play
poorly," Tom said.
"He's swinging the club very well. play·
ing very well. I don't expeel him to col·
lapse."
WATSON, SHAKEN a bit alter a shot hit
a woman spectator in the mouth, man.aged
a 70 and was tied for second with chunky
Stadler at 209. Stadler had to rally for a 74
<See SNEED, Page 8 2)
Grich Hits Two Homers
As Streak Reaches F 011r
Surf Offense
Quiet Again;
LA Wins, 1-0
1
California Surf soccer coach
John Sewell is probably as con·
cerned about his lea m's lack of
offense as he is about the cur·
rent North Ame rican Soccer
League Players A:,sociat1on
strike.
OAKLAND CAP l Right·hander Dave Frost
and reliever Ma rk Clear combined for a rive.hitter
a~ Bobby Grich knocked in four runs with two
htmers as the California Angels coasted to a 9.3
vlrtory over the Oakland A's Saturday.
::.hot in the fifth and capped a fi ve-run rally in the
eighth inning with a three-run homer.
'
' Frost. facing the A's for the first time in his
cfreer. allowed three hits over eight innings. Clear
pl'tche<I the ninth. allowing the A's last two runs on t~o hits.
I N THE NINTH, Mitchell Page led off with a
walk and scored on Dave Revering's double . With
two down. Revering scored on Essian's single. While t he Surf defense has
given up JUSl four goab in four
regular season game~. thl' of
fe nse has managed JUSt half that
total. It was blanked for the
second time this season. l·O. by
the Los Angeles Azte('S Saturda.>.
befor e a crowd of 11.261 at
Anaheim Stadium.
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CRAIG STADLER BLASTS OUT OF TRAP AT THE MASTERS.
The triumph was the fourth in a row for t he
Angels, equalling their
lcJngesl winning streak
o~ 1978. The hapless A's
lost for the eighth time
The Angels continued their hot hitting a t the
Coliseum, where they had scored 37 runs m their
last four appearan('es.
A's shortstop Mi ckey Klutts suffered an injury
and had lo be ('arrit!d off the fi eld in the second in·
ning. Grach's single bounced off Klutts' chm and
into left field. The s hortstop was taken to an
Oakland hospital for preliminary X-rays.
Dodgers Win
' . . IQ nine games.
l Frost. 1-0, allowed
oGJy two Infield singles
until the A's ruined his
sbutout in the eighth on
a walk by Jim Essian
and Mike Edwards' tri·
pie.
Until Edwards belted his triple in the eighth,
the A's only hits were or the infield variety. Larry
Murray sinf(led behind second base with two down
in the third and Revering singled to deep short
with two outs in the fourth.
Walter Wagner S('orcd on a n
assist by George Kottc n at lht:
18:04 mark to give the Aztecs
their second win in as many
st a r ts. The Surf, meanwhile,
saw its record drop to I ·3.
F ergie Delivers
THE ANGELS conclude the series in Oakland
today with a 1:30 game televised by Channel s.
Frank Tanana C0·2> is slated to take the mound
against qakland's Mall Keou&h. a Corona del
Mar High graduate.
After taking just 10 shots in its
th ird consecutive regular season
gam e at home, the Surf saw its
shooting percentage dip to a dis·
m al .041 C2·for4).
Easter Present ·
THIE ANGELS
JU'mped on loser Rick
Langford, 0·3, for single
runs in the first and
second innings. Rick
Miller walked. went to BOBBY GRICH
Tanana has gotten off to an uncha racteristical·
ly bad start and is still sear('hing for bis first vie·
tory. Keough is also winless IO· ll.
t~ird on Camey Lansford·s single and scored on
Rod Carew's grounder in the fin;t.
From here the Angels fly to Minnesota. where
Rod Carew and Dan Ford will be making their
first return to the twin cities since coming lo
California.
The one time the Surf did put
the ball in the net it was negated
by a cont/oversial ruling. Gerry
Ingram. in his firs t gam e.
headed in a goal early in the
first half but was ('ailed fo r
pushing.
LOS ANGELES fAP ~ -· Joe
Fe·rguson's bases-loaded double
highlighted a six run s ixth 1n·
m ng that carrie d I.he Lo~
Angeles Dodgers past the Allan·
ta Braves. 6-4, Saturday night.
sn apping the Dodge rs · four-
game losing streak.
..
Singles by Brian Downing and Grich and a
sacrifice fl y by Rance Mulliniks made it 2·0 in the
s'cond. Willie Aikens cracked a solo homer as the
Ajlgels chased Langford in the sixth. t Grich. who now has four homers, belted a solo
The three·game series with the Twins con·
eludes Thursday, and the Angels start a 12·game
homestand Frid ay. with the incoming teams to in-
clude Oakland, Ba ltimore, Boston and New York.
·"The refe ree had a bloody
nightma re." said Sewell. who
suited up for the game but did
not play. ··The goal should have
been allowed ...
The Dodgers had been li mited
to three singles over the fi rst
five innings by losing pitcher
Phil N1ekro. 1·2. before sending
10 batters to the plate in the
s ixth.
-
THE DODGERS got their first
two runs on :.mg I cs by Da\. 1·
Lopes :.ind Gary Thomasson and
a passed ball and throwing error
charged to Bra\'es catcher Dale
.\lurphy
N1ekro then filled the bases on
walk:. and Fcrf(uson stroked a
double into the left field corner
Pitchl·r Bob We lc h s ing led
home Ferguson for the Dodgers'
sixth run
Wel('h gave up a run m the
third mning on an RB I single by
Jerry Roys ter. then retired 10
Braves ma row Rowland Office
hit a two run ptn('h homer off
Welch m thl' eighth inning
WELCH ALLOWED four hit:,.
s truck out six and walked three
m eight innings. J erry Reus:.
pil('hed the ninth and gave up a
two·run single to Murphy before
getting Darrell Chaney to hit in·
to a game-endmg double play.
The Braves ran themselves
out or a run in the third mning.
With Barry Bonnell on third and
Frias at second. Nickro lifted a
fly ball to left that apparently
scored Bonnell. But the Dodgers
argued that Bonnell left third
base too soon and the appeal
was upheld.
Royster then followed with his
single lhat scored Frias.
·~~~~-~-~~~--~~ WELCH RETIRED 10 batters
-~--. in a row before Gary Matthews
0.11, ,.. • ......, ""•10 0'0-11 snapped the string with a lead· Perteet S8'ing for a Bitting String ore single in the seventh.
In the Dodgers' big six·run
Mike Sodders follows through in textbook f asbion after
lashing out a base hit in Orange Coast College's baseball
; game against rival Golden West. Sodders extended his
consecutive game hitting streak to 22. three short of the
school record as Orange Coast won. 7·3. See story, Page
sixth. Craig Skok took over for
N iekro following Ferguson 's
bases·loaded double and. after
giving up a run·scoring single lo 82. :
l..aikers Confront Denver Jinx Today
DENVER <AP> -The Los Angeles
Laken, ptti.nc an inspired 32·point ef.
fort from center Kareem Abdul·Jabbar
• 1o stay alive, seek Uleir first victory
ever at McNicbols Arena here today in
tM deddilll 1ame of their National
Basketbldl Auocation playoff series
:With tbe Denver Nu11ets.
'Los Ancetes baa an 0·7 record, includ· l.., a 110.105 loss ln the first game of tlais pa.yon series, in Denver. "I guess
that only increue1 the odds in our t•vor," said Abdul·Jabbar. in anlicipa·
.tion of the rubber match.
TBE WINNE& of today's game ad·
vaaeea to tbe Western Conference
Hmtflnals a11lnst the Seattle ..
SuperSonacs, beginning Tuesday night'
in Seattle.
The Lakers squared the series with a
121·109 ·decision Friday night in Los
Angeles.
Abdul.Jabbar picked up his fifth foul
early ln the third quarter, but he never
got whiltled for the sixth one in playing
a key role in beating back several
Denver challenges In the second half.
AFTEJl DENVER pulled wit.bin 96-94.
the Lakers' 7·2 center scored a field
goat lo give his team some brealhlng
room. His follow shot put Lo9 Aqelea
ahead 104·96, and his four points on a
field goal and two free throws gave the
Lakers a 108·101 lead with three
minutes left.
"It was really a risk we were laking,
playing Kareem as much as we did
after he got his fifth foul." saJd Lakers'
Coach Jerry West. "But he's smart
enough to know how lo play people out
there.
· "I liked the way we helped each other
defensively. I reel that was the big
key.''
A CHANGE in defensive s trategy
worked well for the LaJ<ers. In the first
game of the series. Denver center Dan
lssel gave the Lakers trouble by taking
Abdul·Jabbar outside.
lsscl, who scored 30 points. took turns
popping his accurate jump shot or driv·
ing around Abdul·Jabbar. Meanwhile,
Abdul·Jabbar's a bsence unde r the
bas ket benefited Nugget forward Tom
Boswell, who scored 19 points.
In Game 2. West gave forwards Don
Ford and Jamaal Wilkes the task of
g uarding l ssel. while Abdul·Jabbar
guarded Boswell. ... ·
"I 'm s ure we 'll lay with that
matchup," s aid Abd l·J abbar. "He
CBoswelll doesn't shool well from lhe
outside. a nd l can he · out more
elsewhere. It worked et(y well for
us."
Wiikes added 26 poin
Danlley had 25 for the
night. David Thompson l
29 points.
• We1ch. struck out L8pel to get.
out of the innin~
In the ('Oncludmg game of the
four.game series today, Bud~
J . Solomon IO· ll will start for
Atlanta and Burt Hooton CO-l l
for the Dodgers.
Sa turday's s ixth inning
hopefully signalled the end to a
dry s coring s pe ll for t h e
Dodgers. In the previous fi ve
games. they had scored just nine
runs
Not s urprisingly. they had
dropped four straight coming in.
The "-1n evened Los Angeles'
season record at 5·5 after it had
dipped under the .500 mark for
tht' first time since 1976.
All of which added up to a
good night for Manager Tom
Lasorda and his wife Jo, who
celebrated their 29th wedding
anniversary at Dodger Stadium.
Umps Picket
Pittsburgh's
'IV Game
PITTSBURGH 1APl -·About
30 maJor league umpires, s up.
ported by assorted labor union
members , pi cketed Three
Rivers Stadium Saturday prior
to a nationally televised baseball
game between t he Pittsburgh
Pirate s a nd the St. Louis
Cardina ls.
"We got a tremendous com-
mitment from the union people
here. They're behind us 100 per-
cent." senior National League
Umpire Ed Vargo said as he
s tood in uniform at the main en·
tr a n('e to the stadium's inner
circle.
"We've always h ad a real
strong re lationship· w&lh or·
ganized labor here in Pitts-
burgh," sa id umpires' at·
torney Richje Phillips standing
with the umpires from bot.b
leagues.
Vargo. the plate umpire when
Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect
game in 1975, wore-a "Baseball
Unfair to Umpires"picket sign
as he chatted with supporting
Teamsters from Local 249.
·'The union people and the um·
plres are telling people lo sUl)'
away from the ballparks," s8'd
Vargo.
Though ven<lers. ground crew
workers and other union people
c r ossed picke t lines, labor
leaders lent tbeir organiuUonl'
moral support to the umpi .... ,
holding out for higher pay.
Bus and taxi drivers, who
normally make slops aJong ta.
stadium's inner circle, bypassed
picket lines, letting passencen
depart along an outer route.
And ln the fifth innio1 of
Satunla)''s game, a plane cal'f?-
in g a banner which r ead
"Baseball is Unfair to Labor"
circled over the stadium.
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A Capaule Report From the Wortd of Sport•
Friday the 13th Unlucky
For Mc Lendon and Wife
From AP Dispatches
AUGUSTA. Ga. -Mac McLendon told his !I
wire Joan. afte r the ope nrng round of the 43rd
Masters Golf Tournament that he was "playing so
bad I'm afraid I might hit somebody "
Hl' d11i. and ironicctlly it w<i s .Joan
lt happened on the hrM hole in Frida)·::. ::.l•cond round
~hen one of his s hots went astray.
MeLendon rus/led to the area and saw his wife lying un·
conscious on the ground after being ~truck just below the
~houlder
She was t<lken by medics to a local hospital for X rays.
which were negative. and returned to Augusta National in
time to rejoin her husband on the eighth hole. .
A shaken McLendo n firushcd the round with a 77. missing
the 36-hole cut with a 151.
' . q..te ol the Dafl-----.
Hnuston R ockets Conch Tom Nissalke alter his
team was eliminated from the playoHs in two games :
"We have found the enemy and they are really us."
Blue Ott to Qui~k 3·0 Start
f>1trhing out of trouble se\'eral times. Vida •
Blue became the major leagues' firi.t three.game
winner when the San Francisco Giant lefty beat
the Hou.st.on Astros. 2· l. It was the third complete .
f'ame In as many s ta rts for Blue. who struck out eight but
(tave up nine hits .... Fernan~ Gonzales' one-out single in
the ninth inning drove 1n the wmnmg run that gave Ga.yl~rd
Perry and the San Diego Padres 3 3-2 victory over the Cincm·
~ nati Reds. Tom Seaver absorbed the de·
feat ... Four RBI by Ed Ott paced the
Pittsburgh Pirates over the St. Louis
Cardinals. 7·4, in a game that d rew a
modc~t <'rowd of 10,940 and 30 major
lt«11otut· umpirl'i. on the picket line ... An·
dr .. D11wNC>n'11 lcudoff homer in the sixth
11f.lttled o 1>ltC'ht•r's duel as the Montreal ~x po" nlr>r>NI thf' Chlcul(o Cubs. 2·0 , In
th•·lr honw 01wner ... Gorman Thomas
tut •1110 "'"Ix Mllwaukuc home runs but it
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on 11nttlhrr t11lly Sutorilny ll1> Tt•u m Cunadn '79
o...,n1·1I th Worhl I lock1•y Chnmplom1hlp11 with u
0·3 victory <1vM th<• Unltticl s t11tu ... Czreho11lovaklu
bl.nkod t'lnlond ti 0 In lM othor Oroup ll f(Unl •or the cham
p\onahl()I whllt Swt·dt•n . rl'lnforct•d with four NllL players.
1cored five atrolghl woul11 t1n route• lo u 7.:1 victor y ov r We11t
Germ any. Thn c•lahl tl.lum11 nrQ c11vld<,-d In two 1troups In lhl•
prcllmlnRry round of th(• two wt• k tmJrn&rnl•nt. Artt•r 11
s lnale round robin, the Lwo top lt•nms In ••at'h 11rou1> mov<• Into
a n.Dal round. Tho four olhurA pl11y In o rcl('fUHlon iimup with
the hasl team golng down to thtl Clroup 0 ('humf)lon!'lhlp11 next
Ume.
. .._.•-I .. •• Pr.•lde t11 •• C•••~H
M. Neel 8-11, director of Coft11lllnc Cnmmunl· •
ty Colle1e, baa been appointed spedal con11ullanl
to the Preldent's Council of Physical Fitness and
Sports. Buell, a 64·year-0ld Costa Mesa resident,
will be a non·paid appe>lntee or Jerry Apodaca, tyuncll
chairman and aovemor or New Mexico • . . Joa 01an1 end
Ga ry 1MeJ scored surprillnl Yict.or1et ln the ton1 Jump and
triple Jump to lead Oreaon tcf an 85~4~ vlctory over UCLA
In a mm's . d ual track and neld meet Saturday • . . .lobn
Petralll• beat top·lffded Sieve Cook 214·200 to wln the
Sl5,000 nrst prize ln a pro bowlers tournament at Palatine, II·
llnol1 •.• Cln1dl Ya11a ·of Iowa City's Hawkeye Wrestling
Club won his third stral1ht lndMduat title and the New York
Athletlt' Club captured the team crown for the fourth 1tra1ghl
year 1t lhe National AAU Freestyle Wrestling Cham.
plonshlpe ln Ames. Iowa • . . Spaniard FrHtlH"O Abre• took
over the lead by one stroke af\er the lhlrd round of, the Port~ Open Goll Tournament .
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Ross111a11
Is Chicken
NEW ORLEANS IAPI -Mike
Rossman said the pain from an
injured right wrist did him. In
a nd cost him the World Boiung
Association light h eavyweight
championship Saturday, but Vic
t o r Galind ez question e d
Rossma n's heart.
"The pain became unbeara
ble,:· said Rossman. who wai.
unable to answer the bl.'11 for the
10th round Saturda~ at lhl·
SllPC rdome
DR. A.J . ITALIANO , a
Louisiana Stale Athletic Com·
miss ion phys ician , said he
thought Rossman·s rig ht wrist
was broken.
·'He chickened out because he
didn 'l go on fight mg," Galindei.
an Argentine, said through an
interpreter.
A s ke d if he v.o uld fi g ht
Rossman agam. Galmdt'l said
"I don't fi g ht against chickens "
It was pointed out to Galindez
that he was stopped 1n the l3lh
round when he· lost the t1lle to
Rossman at lht:' Supcrdome last
Sept. 15 Jlt· said. 'llut the
referee stopped 1l. I didn't ..
IT WAS A BAD DAY for the
Ross man family a ll around.
After Galindez h ad thrown
several punches after the bell
rang to end the fourth round.
Rossma n 's brother Andy bolted
into the ring and went after
Galindez. shaking his fist.
Andy missed a couple of wild
swings. and Galindez cuffed him
twice with his left.
·'I wanted to punch the
brother because he 1 Rossm an I
was hitUng me low." Galindez
said.
Rossman felt the fight was
even when lhe end cam e. but
Gullndez was well ahead on a ll
t hree official cards . Re fe ree
Stanley Christodoulou stopf>('d
the rig ht whe n R oss man 's
!ruine r .Jim Robinson asked him
tt1
It goes Into the record as a
Ill round knockout.
An c11llm uted crowd of 12.000
turnl'd out ro r the not1onully
televised fight and p 111d an
1·~t1muled gutc of $180.000.
Hos11 man·11 purse wus $150.000
und Galindez got $50,000
Tennis Greats
At Wayne T C
Some or lht' sin•olcst play1.•r"
t u ('v1.•r 'IWHlJ.t 11 knnis racqu<'l
will ht• in N1.•wport lk.1ch May
"'ti for thl' T1.·n 111s Lt•1.wnrb
('hnmplons hlp al J ohn Waynt'
Tl'nnls Club
Tic kets ur(' on i.ult· nov. ut tht•
tt•nnis tlul>, at ull Tu:kl'l ron out
M s. or by c11llml! tl()0.22:1 l!H'1
AmcmR the playrrs scht'Clul<'d
to compete ore Rod Laver. Ken
llo8cw11ll. Roy F.mer!lon. .John
N('weombl'. Cliff Orysdnh•, Den
nls Kulston. ('horhc Pasan·ll
and Martv llu.'S!ICn
The Nc~port Dcur h tourney Is
ju"t one stop on a new pro tour
that Lavl'r helped o rganize In
ronjunelion with the Carte
Blanct.e company ln New York
Only plnyN'S 3S and older who
have won a majo r tournament In
thelr career are eligible. Laver,
a former Grand Slam winner, 1s
amon1 the favorites.
Sessions are priced at $8, S6
and S4 for Friday afternoon: S9.
11. S.S ror Friday night and
Saturda,,v af\ernoon; and $10, $8, se for Saturday niaht and the
Sunday afternoon finals .
..
Pirates~
Sod de rs
Still Hot
~A couple ol lndtvldual hllUq
s treaks were extended Saturday
while a team winning string wu
halted ln the Wendell Pickens
Junior college baaeball tourna·
m t nl Saturday
Mike Sodders of Oran1e Cout
College singled In lhe rtrst In·
ning to run his consecutive game
h itlln' streak to 22 as the
Pirates routed rival Golde n
West . 7.3. Sodders is now hitting
.384 for Orange Coast, which has
an lS.6-1 season record.
Frank Me raz of the Rustlers
hit safely in both e nds of a
d oubleheader to run his strea k
to 18. Unfortunately, Golden
West saw its nine .game winning
s kem end whe n it lost lo Mesa
1 Arll . >. 10·2, in Saturdays
opener.
BY WINNING the nightcap
that decided second place in the
tourney behind Mesa, Orange
Coast ended up sweeping its
three.game season series with
Golden West. The a ll ·time
rivalry record is now knolled at
13.
Dale Boucher went the full
nine innings on the mound for
the Pirates and although he was
touched for l2 hits. he was in
control all the way a fter Orange
Coast jumped out to a 6·0 lead
a fte r three innings.
Five or the Rustle rs' hits came
in the eighth inning when they
scored two of the ir three runs.
/\. left-hander, Boucher struck
out two and walked two.
GOLDEN WEST pitching ace
J e ff Heathcock suffered his
second setback to Orange Coast
this season and a big reason was
the hltUng or the Pira tes' Ruben
Soto.
The third·basema n hit a two·
run single in the first fra me and
cap~ed the scoring with a
sacrifice fly in the ninth. He was
named the tourney MVP after
going 9-for· 16 m four games with
fl\ e RBI and three runs scored
The tounrnment splurJ:le boost·
l'd Soto's season battin~ averagt•
from 288 to 34 1
The gam<' was a ~howdown
bC't ween the leaders of the South
Coas t 1 OCC I and Southern
California 1GWC 1 conferen ce
races
Mesa's Malt P a lm er was
named the tourney's outstanding
pitcher after throwin g a f1ve-
h1tlcr aj?ainst the Rustlers that
decided the team tillc.
Reid Wins Upset
Over Navratilova
11 1 L TON HEAD ISLAND. SC
'AP l Kerry Reid played near·
ly e rror.free t ennis lo upset top·
ranked Martina Navratilova 6·3.
7 ·6 in the semifinals of a $150.000
wo men's tennis tournament
Satu rd ay.
Reid. seeded third. meets No.
2 seeded Tracy Aus tin of the
United States in today's na-
tionally televised final.
In the other semifinal match
Saturday. Austin look less than
a n hour to defeat rourth·seeded
Evonne Goolagong 6 ·0 . ~· 1.
Goolagong was playing her £1rsl
tournament since injuring her
leg at Wimbledon last summer.
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LEADER ED SNEED THINKS OVER A PUTT FOR PAR.
Fro• Page BJ
SNEED IN CO NTROL. • •
after hitting h1i. st·<·ond s hot in th<'
water on No 11
Fuzzy Zoellt•r, a hard·h1lt1ng
first timer in tht· Mai.ters, and
Bruce Lll'tzkc" th1 · first-round
leader . w e rt• n e -.:t at 210.
Lietzke. v.ho bl<'~ to a 75 m lh<'
rain and s torms that deleyed
Friday's second round. shot a 68
a nd Zoeller powered his way lo a
69
"It just confirm~ that I'm a
fai r -weather pbyer. · ~a id
Lietzke. who had a 67 1n the -;un
shine or the fl r-.t round ''l'\E•
always kno~n 1t \II m~ good
rou nds hav<' bC't·n 1n good
weather a nd I 'H• had a lot ot
bad o nes in bad "l'<.1lhcr ..
TOM KITE, Australian Jad.
Newton, Lronard Thomp!->on and
Mille r Barber Wt'rt' a t 21 1
Thom pson shot a 73, K 1tc 68 rind
Newton 69.
Barber. th e 48 ·yl'ar·o ld
veteran called .. Mr. X ". by his
fellow golfer-;. was one of 12
pl ayers stranded by d a rkness on
the course Friday n1 ~ht after
play had bet>n interrupted tv.o
hours by a violent thunderstorm
and a tornado warning
He had three holes lo go to
finis h his second r ound. and
finished 1t off in 64. matc hing the
record on the 7.040·yard Augusta
Nation al Golt Club course. Alter'.
a brie f brt!ak. the old pro went
out a~am for the third round.
bogeyt'<.I the last two holes and
scored a par 72
NICKLAl'S. TRYl~G to break
an annoying .. 1ump with a sixth
Masters victory, left himself
eight shots off the pace with a
frustrating 72 that put him al
212
"I didn't have it a ll that close
to tht> holl' and I missed the few
opportunities I had." he said.
lit> threl'·putted tw1ee. once
!or p.ir on the long 15th. and
n11s~ed s ix pulls of 12 feet or
les-.
I JUSt couldn ·t make anything
happl'n." h1.• said.
Lanny W;,idkin:-., the only lwo·
ttml' v.tnncr on the lour this
vear. also was at 212 after a 70.
Lee Trevino shot 70·214 and was
out of 1t again in his chase ror
the only major title that has
eluded him. Hubert Green was
72 ·215. four·t1me Mas te rs run·
nerup Tom Weiskopf 71·216 and
de fe nding c hampion Gary
Pl:iycr of Sou t h Africa was
74 ·217
SNEED, TIED wilh Stadler
ror the lead at the e nd of 36 d
holes. took sole control or the top
s pot with a chip and a IS-foot
b1 rd ie putt on the second hole.
Baseball Standings
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Minnesota
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Kansas City
Seattle
Chicago
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7 2 .778
6 3 .667
4 3 .571
5 3 .500
2 5 .286
1 8 .111
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Miiwaukee 5 2 .714
Boston 3 2 .600
Toronto 4 3 .571
New York 4 4 .500
Baltimore 3 5 .375
Detroit l 4 .200
Cleveland 1 5 .167
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Houston 5 3 .625
Dodcers 5 5 .500
ClnciM aU 4 5 .444
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Atlanta 3 6 .333 4
San Diego 3 6 .333 4
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Montreal 5 t .833
New Yor~ 3 2 .600
Pittsburgh 4 4 .500
St . Louis 3 3 .500
Philadelphia 2 3 .400
Chicago o 4 .000
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Following •re the maJor sports events on ttt1vl1lon to-
0.y. R•tlngs are: .t "" "exce li.nt;" .t 1 worth wttchlng;"" l•lr: I torQtt It.
S 1 p.m., Ch•nnel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
'GOLi': The ~sters.
AH11tu1n: Vin Scylly, P•t Summ.r11t, Jack Whitaker.
Ed Sneect thtclean-cut tor,,,.rOhloStettQOlf•r, '"' bffn • Moel9tof consistency thre>U9h thrwroundsot tht,3rd MHttrs
tourMmtnt In Autu ta, Gt . After his third straight sut>per
round, 1'9, SnHd finds him self IHdlno by five thc>ts ht.tdlno In·
to tocNy'1 flne l round ot the '(ffr's first Gfand Slam event. TomWttson•ndCr•loSt~ler arett.dforsecondat 209
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.A"OllLS aASEIALL: A19ls et Otkt•nd.
AH••cers; Dick Enbtro end Aon Falrty.
The Anoels are sHklno their fifth stral9ht victory, whlth
would be the longest w1nn1no streak the club twts seen In two
season Fntnk Tanana (0-2> wlll start •Otlnst Otkland's Malt
Keouoh (0-11 , o oraduate of Corona del Mar High and an
al I-star In his rOOkle sea~ last year.
3:30 p.m., Chennel 2 ./
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Annowtc•n: una vailable.
The sea-.on will l'nd I Oday tor either the Los Angeles Lakers
or the Denver Nuggets when the two teams square off In game
three ot.thelr NBA playoff mini-series today at Denver. The La kers, Who won at home Friday, 121-109, have vet to win In
Denver In seven tru~s. They have not won on the road In the playoffs In the three yedr!>J erry West has been head coach.
OTHER TV 9:30a.m. (11) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL.
11 a.m. (28> -TENNIS -The Na tion's top teen-age
players compete In the Eas ter Bowl Junior Championships.
1 p.m . (7) -BOXING -Amateurs from East Germany
and the U.S. square off in a series of bouts taped at Crystal
Say, Ne v . Ho wa rd Cosell is at ri ng s id e . (4 )
SPORTSWORLD -The Grand National Steeplechase, taped
at Aintree, England. Michael O'Heh1r re ports. Part One of
the AIAW gymnastics m~et. Charlie J ones and Nancy Thies
report. Fittest of Them All, an aerial obstacle course with
Bruce Jenner reporting. Also: a report on whether a team
can buy a pennant; and a look at the latest swimsuit styles,
with commentary by Donna de Varona.
2:30 p.m. (7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -Flight of
the Double Eagle 11 chronicles the first successful transatlan-
tic balloon flight from Maine to France. Bob Beattie nar-rates.
3 p.m . (2) -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES -A review
of the season's best competition incl udes Nancy Lopoz vs. An·
dy North (golf), Ma rtina Navratilova vs. Roscoe Tanner (ten·
nls), Carol BlazeJowskl vs. Adrian Dantley <basketball > and
Je nnifer Chandler vs. Phil Boggs (diving). Vin Scully and
Cathy Lee Crosby report.
3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -World
cha mpions Kurt Thomas (floor exercise), Marcia Frederick
(uneven bars), Nikolai Andrlanov <men's all-around) a nd
Elena Moukhina (women's all-around) a re among the gym-nasts taking part In an exhibition taped at Indianapolis. J im
Mc Kay, Gordon Maddux and Cathy Rigby Mason report .
Also: the world record high diving challenge, taped at Orlan-
do, Fla. Al Michaels and Ken Sitzberger report.
4 p.m . (9) -WOM E N'S TENNIS -The final in the
Family Ci rcle Cup, taped at Hilton Head Island, SC. Bud Coll ins and Billie Jean King report.
5 p.m . (52) -INDOOR SOCCER PLAYOFF CHAM·
PIONSHPS
7 p.m. (52) -HORSE RACING -Today a t Hollywood Park.
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Bell, Mills Seeond
Best Not Enough
At Arcadia Meet
By LEE MILLER
Of llle 0.ih Piiot St•fl
Led by Ke rwin Bell of Edison
High and Ken Mills or Universi-
ty High, several Orange Coast
track and field athletes rose to
the occasion and turned in their
lifetime bests Saturday night at
t he prestigious Ar<'ad1a Invita-
tiona l.
Unfortunate ly, the ir bes ls
weren't enough.
Bell placed second in the 100
meter dash as he blistered the
t rack in 10.81. Ron Brown of
Baldwin Park was the only ma n
on the track faste r than the
Charger junior, turning the 100
in 10.63.
Mills hea ved the discus 177-3,
an inch farther than his previous
bes t, to capture second behind
Sa n Jacinto's Hank Kraychir.
Kraychir unleashed a throw of
188· 7 to outdistance Mills.
In the me n's 3,000 me ter run
Matt Bialy of Marina High took
third place with a time of 8:21.6.
That easily eclipsed his top two-
mile mark of 9: 10.3.
Irvine High's Michelle Kelley
leaped five inches farther tha n
she ever had before as she
placed fifth in the women's long
jump on a jump of 18-0.
Tracy Hanlon of Edison took
liftb in the women's 100 meter
low hurdles, turning ~.63. Go· ing into the race her top 100-yard
mark was 14.7.
Fountain VaJley 's B Melton
s hlned in J.he women' 400 meter
run when she clocked a 57.4 to
capture fi fth place. With that
run s he shattered he r old 440·
yard best of 59.2
Perhaps the story of the meet
was not how fast a runne r won a
r ace in but the frus t ration
Pasadena Hig h's Mike Sanford
endured.
Sanford, the defending sta te
cha m pion in both sprints. broke
o ut of the blocks too early in the
100 a nd was disq ualified for his
false start. After leading most of
the way in the 200 Sanford pulled
up lame and barely h nished.
Eight meet records were shat
tered but the most exciting may
have been the final two.
In t he wome n's l.GOo meter re·
lay San Gorgonio lftgh, wi th a
whole relay tt•am or llow~ir<i s is·
t ers. camt• rrom 40 yards behind
to overtakl• a nd easi ly be at
Berke ley High. Both the teams
broke the old record. with San
Gorgonio winning in 3:51.81 and
Berke ley clocking 3: 55.0.
In the final race of the evening
Locke High outran eve rybody in
sight and broke the m eet record
set in 1972 by Santa Ana by four
seconds with a 3: 13.05 in t he
m en 's 1,600 met.er relay.
J •
LllMONT KING
Nehenllah
Sets Mark; .
King Wins
SAN JOSE IAP> -University
of Maryland sensation Rena ldo
Neh e miah burs t out of the
blocks ahead of an excellent
fi eld and sped to a world record
13. ~6 to win the 110-me ter high
hurdles a t the Bruce J enner
Classic Saturday.
UC l rv1oe's LaMonte King,
anothl'r sophomore, set a meet
record and beat the 1972 Olym -
pic champion when he captured
the long jump with a leap or
25-83. ... King. a JUOaor. jumped
£ou r inches better than Ra ndy
Wi llia ms. who was t he gold
meda l Wlnner at Munich.
Nehemiah cracked the record
of 13.21 seconds set in 1977 by
Ale1andro Casanas or Cuba. The
perfor mance by the indoor re-
cord holde r also shattered his
persona l best outdoors of 13.23
r un last ye ar.
Th e r eco rd cam e i n
Neh e m ia h 's firs t outdoo r
performance of the season and
lert behind s uch world class
hurdlers as Dedy Cooper of San
J ose and Charles Foster of the
Philade lphia Pionee rs. Cooper
w as second in 13.43, his best
performance ever . while Fosler
was third in 13.70.
"It was in the a ir," Nehemiah
said of his world m ark. "I guess a
lot of people want to see me break
a world record but it's not as easy
as everyone thinks it is.
"My biggest d e feat today
would have been thinking a
world record. I just wanted to
start my season off on a good
note ."
The 13.16 clocking came by
automatic timing while he was
timed at 12.9 by hand-operated
stopwatches . The wind a t the
San Jose City College track was
3.68 miles an hour, well under
a ll owable ma ximum of 4.47 al·
lowed for a world record.
Nehemia h , who broke a varie·
ty of indoor records during t he
winte r. said he felt that a time
under 13. l was on the way.
GWCWomen
Win Tourney
PASADENA Nearly every-
bod y l.?Ot into the act as the
Golden West College wom<'n 's
b aske t b all t ea m t h r ottled
P as ade na, 89·49. t o win its
second consecutive P asadena
tourna ment title here Saturday
night
In running their season record
to 23·0, the Rustlers had f1\e
playl'rs score in double figurt•s
Sl'Vf.'n or thl' eight player suited up
t•ntC'red the scoring column
Me lcdcy Bland hit 9 of 15 shots
to lead the team in scoring with
22 points. Chris Gage was 7 for
10 with 11 a ssists and Donna
Martz 8 for 10.
Pam Banks. like Bland a n all
tourney pick. grabbed 13 re·
bounds while Kim Eisenhart h<td
n ine rebounds. s ix steals and
four blocked shots.
Orange Coast College's Cathy
Clinkenbeard was also named to
the rive-wo m a n a ll-tourney
team.
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Swim Final a Record Affair
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tracy
Caulkins set her fourth
American record ln the NaUonal
AAU short course s wlmmlng
championships and a total of
four United Stales standards were broken as the competition
wound up Saturday night.
Mission Viejo's Brian Goodell
a nd Jesse Vassallo each
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s hattering the U.S. l ,650 free re·
cord with a 14:'7.27. Vassallo
won the 200 individual medley
with a 1:48.50.
Goodell Is a 19-year-old UCLA
student while Vassallo. 17, ls a
teammate of his on the Mission
Viejo Nadadores AAU club.
SOU'Hl.ERN CALI FORNI A
t een -ager Cynthia Woodhead
and Kim Line han of Sarasota.
Fla .. also cracked American re-
cords at the East Los Angeles
College Swim St:idium.
Caulki ns . a 16 -y e a r -o ld
Na s hville, Tenn .. high school
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ya rd individu a l m e dley in
1: 57 .86. breaking her one-year-
old mark or l : 59.33.
Woodhead, 15. of Riverside.
set her second Ame rican record
or this four-day competition by
clocking 49.39 seconds in win·
ning th e wom en 's 100-yard
freestyle
Linehan. a 16-year -old high
school 1uruor. won the women's
1.650-yard freestyle in 15:49 10.
BRIAN GOODELL
J ennifer Hooke r of Mission Vie -
jo, was also under the old record
as s be finis he d sec ond in
15 : 51.46, as w as third-place
finisher Marybeth Linzmeie r
a lso or Mission Viej o. who
clocked 15:53.29.
David McCagg, 21. of Fort
Meyers Beach. Fla.. ca ptured
t he men's lOO·ya rd frees tyle in
43.71 seconds John Newton of
Gra nd Ra pids. Mic h .. was
second an 44 02 and Rowdy
Gaines of WUe r Haven. Fla .
was tturd in 44.08.
In the l'OmJ)etitlon's final I•
divldual event, Vassallo beat
Scott Spann of Greenville. S.C..
c 1 :49.581 and Bruce Furniss of
Santa Ana, '1 :48.801.
Winners and som e secood·
place finishers earn spots on the
United States National te~m .
which will compete in the Pan
American Games al San Jttfttl,
Puerto Rico. in July a nd a lso in
a n interna tion al dua l m ee t
against West Germa ny on Apnl.
21·22 at Long Beach. E ARLIER I N the m eet.
Ca u lkins h a d est a b l i s h ed
Am e rican records in the 100·
yard breaststroke. the 500-yard
freestyle and the 400-yard in·
dividual medley
I , .
J oan Pennington of Madison.
Flyers Rebound
Vancouver, Buffalo Ousted
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t: T e n n .. r1n1 s h t•d secon d to
Caulkins Saturday night 1n
2:02 01. Anne Tweedy of Santa
Bar bara was third 1n 2.02 76. From AP Dispatches •
PHILADELPHIA Bobby Clar ke's opening period goal start-,. Woodhl•a d , w h o sl'l a n
Am e r ican r(·cord Th u r sd ay
night 1n winning the women's
200-yard freestyle in 1:44.10. won
eas ily in the 100. breaking J ill
Ste rkel 's former record or 49.55
set earlier this year.
ed the Philadelphia Flyers toward a 1·2 victor y ovt:r lhe Van-~
couver Canucks Saturday night and into the quarterfina ls of t he
N alional Hockey Le ague playoffs. ;•
The Flyers. stunned at home In the first of lhe three-game •.
mini·series. losing 3·2. won 6·4 in Vancouver Thursday night and ::
with Saturday night's triumph qualified ror a best-of-seven set with ~!
the New York Rangers . • 1 Sterkel. or Hacienda Heights.
finished second to Woodhead in
49.48. also under the former
Ame rican sta ndard. Stephanie
Elkins of Jacksonville. Fla .. was
third in 49.88.
The Rangers eased into the round or eight with a two.game ! :
sweep of the Los Angeles Kings. The Flyers-Rangers series opens ;;
here Monday night with the second game on Flye rs' ice Wednes-,•
day night, before shifting to New York for lhe next two games. • c:
~119111•• 4., S•lwes 3
BUFFALO. N.Y. -George Ferguson scored only 47 seconds
into a s uddeo·death overtime period as the Pittsburgh Penguhs
beat the Buffalo Sabres 4.3 in the third and deciding game of their
GOODF:f,L, WHO won t wo
gold medals an the 1976 Olym-
pics. smashed his fo rmer 1.650
record or 14 !>-I 13. He fi nished
well in front of Bobby Hackett or
Yonkers, N Y . Yoho y,as clocked
in 14 :57.15.
Chuck Ba uma n o r Ne wton
Sq u a r e . P a .. was thi r d an
15:15.45.
NHL playoff series. .
Ferguson. with assis ts from Gregg Sheppard a nd Cohn
Campbell. skated down the s ide or the r ink. circled a Buffalo de· '
fender and fi red in his second goal of th e game past Buffalo
goaltender Bob Sauve .
The victory enabled Pittsburgh to advance to the quarterfinals
or the Stanley Cup pl ayoffs .
L i n e h a n d e m o l i s h e d
Woodhead's record of 15:55.15
set in this competition last year.
J im Hamilton. a r ookie rc<'alled from Binghamton of the
American Hockey League. scored Pittsburgh's other two goals.
The Sabres o utshot the Pe nguins 41 ·24 a nd ne ver trailed in the
game until Ferguson's winning shot.
Simpson Takes Lead at Magnolia
llA'fTI E SBURG. Miss. IAP l
Scott Simpson shot a four-under-par
66 Saturday to take t he lead after
threc rounds 1n thc Magnolia Classic
golf tournamcnt
The P rofessional Golfer.;· Associa -
tion second tour cvcnl t·nds today at
the 11;.iuu•sburg Count ry Cl ub's
6,280 \ i.11 c1 tOUrSl'
of Simpson's lead and a total of 23
players we re Wllhin flVl' '>l rokes.
Lee Mikles. Buddy G;.irdnl'r a nd
Wren Lum were one s hot behind. l ied
at seven·under 203.
Homero Blancas. Bob Lunn. 8111
Calfee. Ed Ryman and Rob Mobley
we re tied 3t 204.
David Lundstrom . who led the first
and second rounds. fell three shot::. 493-4511 S1mp<;tm ~cor<'d 69 Thursday and 67
F riday to put has three-day tolal at
c1j?ht undcr 202
:"lint' golfers were within two shots
off the pace wilh a 72 and was tied at 8 Jusav.u. ...
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Whffl9', Clllltornl•. "7•1; 2, J, !(Ing •-·
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110 ._..... -1. Netltmlell IMartl•ndl u. 16 \world record ; old record ll.21.
Caunu ICuNI 1911'; 1. O•d'i Fooiii; C8ASI llAl; 3. FOSier tP'-nl 1!1.1~.
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J,000 -I COOi\ oCNrntn•oel 9.SJ 01 3 Le•
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S•l\CMo'> 18erKe••r o l•-51> Otfltr> S HMllofo
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co' Pon< av 1 J 'lO, 7 flO C.arnllle 's Prtce
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• 80 l 10. 2 •O Ch•ormdn Ott\ Board
<:01 .. n.0•1 12 ~o s 10 A11tftor1&•t•on
Oeldl'IOU\Wfe'] 60
Sf'vt nt" rct<t Johnny\ •m•9~
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'>nn,.morr • l •O. U ~ i<e<ta II ·II CMtd
\11 'lO f;ognth r.i<• F1y1nci Paster IPoerc~• 1 .0,
120,1 Ill !.••ten PdrlM'rl tMcH4r9ue1 •.00,
2 tO !>n•mgo CPtnc•yl 110. Nini~ •<K• Br_,m I Toro I 1 IO. • 00.
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All<ndanG• 31,l01
Area Drivers Compete
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of lllt Dally f'llel S ... H
When the Times Grand Prix of Endurance is
staged at Riverside International Raceway next
Sunday under the Inte rnational Motor Sports As·
sociation I IM SA l banner. several prominent
Orange Coast area drivers will be among the
favorites.
Jim Busby. who calls Newport Beach home
and races out of Laguna Beach where his office
and shop is located, is ready for an all·out run in
his BMW after a second place fini sh in a 100-mile
race at Atlanta last weekend where he did an out·
standing job of driving.
Busby picked up 12 seconds a lap on the win-
ner Peter Gregg after being forced to the pits on
the pace lap when heavy rains fell.
"1 went in and had to blow the water off the
plugs and at the same ti me I changed to r ain tires
and fell bchjnd by more
than a lap on the entire
field ," Busby said.
"But I was real
h UP y with l h e
peilfo\-mance of the car
in our first race. We
had to pass the entire
field to gel on the same
lap with the leade r .
then we continued to
catch him at 12 seconds
a lap.
Busby passed the
entire fi eld. with excep-
tion of winner Gregg,
twice during the 100
laps.
"1 don't know how
the car will perform in an
we'll find out at Riverside."
BUSBY
endurance race but
The Road Atlanta race was his first with the
new car but it won't be his last and he could be
among the leaders lo win the series championship
before season's end.
• • • ANOTHER LONG·TIME FAVORITE ln man)'
type&-or racing, George Follmer or Huntlngtoll
Harbour, will be making his first start since last
October when he wound up In a hospital after a
crash at Laguna Seca. Since the crash, he has had
two operaUons and four months ln a cast but says
he will be ready for the Enduro.
When he crashed, a piece of asphalt lodged In
the air box of his car, sli pped down the injector
system and held the throtlle wide open. The car hit
a dip and became airborne, flying ro fee\ o er a
fence to land on the hillside between two groups of
spectators
Miraculously, none of the fans were
but Follmer's racing career seemed in
jeopardy.
inj ured
serious
"Jt's darned hard to stop a car goi ng 130 miles
an ho1Jr when the throttle 1s jammed." he said. "I
still hurt a bit here a nd there but I'm taking
therapy and lifting weights and getting my
strength back.''
He is expected to join Jackie Ickx. Brett
Lunger. or Peter Gregg in the Porsche camp.
Follmer has a Porsche dealership in Pomona. :
His record over lht> years shows victories i n
vi rtually every type of racing from Indy cars.
stock cars, Formula One cars to the SPortS cars .•
* * * A TIDRD ENTRY from this area is Ted Fiefd .
the owner of lnterscope which sponsors Danhy
Ongais' Indy·type car that has been highly sqc-
cessful.
Field enjoys racing as a driver and could baJ.te
Ongais on hand to help with the six-hour Endu,-o
race although Busby says it is gelling like an all-
out s print race more lban an endurance event
because of the cars and drivers involved. •
"You used to be able to go out and save your
car and look for attrition to take some of the
leaders out. But not anymore." he said. ,
Other drivers from tbe area include Tam
Frank or South Laguna: Howard Meister and Jolin
Howaldn of Newport Beach: ToM y Rourf of Slln
Juan Capistrano: and Craig Ric hie and Mike
Miller of Costa Mesa.
\
* * • SPEEDWAY MOTORCYCLES bit the Oran6e
County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Friday night
for their annual summer run that carries over to
the fall when the U.S . national chatnplonships are
§taged. .
Harry Oxley, promoter of the speedway cytle
program in Costa Mesa, Ventura and other poi~ts
when needed. says his problems with noise IP·
parently have been solved. .
"We didn't have any trouble this year getUng
our permit renewed." Oxley said after bls sbOw
was almost stopped a year ago because of ex-
cessive noise from the machines and tbe public -d·
dress system. {
"We've furnished mutnen for the bites apd
they have worked out well," Oxley says. ~ lratk
announcer Larry Hurrman'1 antics wlth the
microphone have been confined to the stadium
area where all fans can Mar his enthU1tuttc Mid
ofl-limet volalUe remarks as t.be evenint pro-
gresses.
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• BUSINESS I REAL ESTATE t°CONSU~ER . • . ........ Aprll 16. 1t1't
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A watercolor by
former dirt track
racer John Burgess ,
depicts one of the 1
bad days he recalls I
on one fairground t'
track during the
Depression. Many of
the early race cars
are on display at I
Briggs Cunninghaml.
Automotive Museu'1
in Costa Mesa. So
are Burgess'
paintings.
' I
Special Cars Get Special Caretakers
B.\ Tt10l1 u:nx~
01 II•• O~··~ Ptlol \wit
l.ookml! Jl Bru~g:. ('unn1ngham Aulomot1vt.'
l\1 U!>t'Um J :. d bUl>llll'S:.. It :. t'<ISY to Sl'e that tht:
bottom lint' 1:. Prt'!>l'rvat1nn. not profll
A walk through I h1· muJ>c um. at the cornt'r
or Redhill Avcnut' cind Haker Street 1n Costa
Mesa , reveal::. lht.• rormer race car designer .
builder and drtv<:r empha~1zes the point.
A MIX OF THE SCENT of rubber cind fine
oil with a dash or IN1ther from upholstery rills
the 30.000 square.foot :.pace where nearly 100
cars are watched over by Cunningh<1m. a coast
resident.
Most definitely, these are not ordinary cars.
Each one is a landmark of engineering.
ORANGE COUNTY
BUSINESS
Of The Week
aesthetics or performance. said John Burgess.
museum manager
Many arl' first~. !>U<·h as the 1912 Hispano-
Su1za Alfonso XIII. the fi rst sports car made
All are md1v1dual e xprcs:.1ons of automotive
creators. s uch a s lhl' Duesenberg SSJ built for
Gary CooJ)<.'r A IO\\e r po"cred mate was built
for Clark Gable No othe rs were produced.
Looking bar k al these old cars produces
startling l>Urpr1 ... c:. Bur~ess said. "We get
automot1w dus-.<.•:. from th<.• local schools and
colleges .. us ually there's one 'Fonze· m the
group who looks down on all this old stuff
I ASK. 'WHAT'S THE latest thing'." a nd
he'll kll ml' Ttwn I say 'Gee, that came out
about 70 yt•ar!-1 ago " Then Burgess points oul a
newly revived mec hanical innovation on a
classic "Wilh Madison Avenue handling l'Vl·ry-
thing.1t'sall 'N t-.;W ' ·"
Many of th(' c·u rs 1n the collection were <1C·
quin•d by Cunningham after World War II. in-
cluding fiv<.• of lhe grand prix c·ars the former
racer bwlt while putting American cars into the
running in European races during the '50s
Amonj:? the :.trani:t·st 1s his "Le Monstre." a
ma:.s1w shl'll O\ t•r a Cadillac \'8 that took I Ith
place in the 1950 ~ Man~ 24 hour r<1ce. Equally
odd 1s the t·onvt-nt1on ul looking Cadillac which
finished 10th Roth -.tarted Europe.
Mrs Lauru Cunning ham, the o wner's wife.
also toolc h<'r 1 ur11 at the trade :.tarting with
1912 Hispano-Suiza, first spoft$ car
0.tly Ptlol Si.fl Plloi.
Jchn Burgess remembers competing with a Delage dunng his racing days 1934 Alfa-Romeo. won Le Mans 4 times
drag rking. s he soon wt>nt on to major competi-
tions <fld by the mid· ·sos was rated one of the
best fqnale drivers on the California circuit.
1E CUNNINGHAM collection also COO·
tains few pre-motor -era items s uch as a gypsy
wag · undergoing refurbis hme nt and a
Showtia n·s Caravan for circus people that was
pulld by a team of horses ... People were born.
livc<fand died in these ... said Burgess.
though no royal personage:. ever owned one of
the massive car s
Down the aisle 1s u Rolls-Royce Phantom
111 , its L2·cylindcrs were a Rolls first and it was
also the first time the auto m aker used indepen-
dent front suspcn!-i1on
One of the early cars he raced. a 1927
Delage with straight 8 engine. five gears. servo-
assist brakes and other inno,1ations. sits near a
corner. its bright blue paint as bright as
Burgess' eyel> when he looks at the last of t hese
cars in existence.
flus there's a Cretors Improved Model C
pop~rn wagon that used a tiny s team engine to
genjrate powe r for double poppers. Exhaust
stein heated peanuts.
"IT WAS B ll.T TO GO 11 7 miles per hour
in perfect quil't <.1nd comfort. Look at this . . ..
i.aid the 62-year-old manager. He opened a door
about a foot , touc h<'rl 1l lightly and the door
closed silently a nd completely Workmanship
PAINT IS A KEY WORD to Burgess. He is a
wate rcotorist of note. His paintings have won
prizes at the National Academy Galleries of
New York
Bur{!css appreciat es th ings like that
because his o"n background 1s in cars Born in
New England. he "Ocw the coop early .. and
took up racing m the Eastern Fair Circuit.
A portfolio of work. remembrances of his
racing day~. 1!> on suk m the bookshop inside
the muscum
1And. the re 's the all-black, horse -drawn
BrCJJgham whic h Cunningham's mother used
ge~i ng to a hospital lo deliver the museum
owier.
If the museum 1:. a monume nt to in·
div1duah ty. Burgess h<:il> found the right home.
In another corner I!> the elegant Bugatti
T}pe 41 Royalc. "1t was built for royalty:·
"In those day:. 1f you were a farm boy there
were two special limes. the fair and Christmas
Usually during the last two days there v.as dJrt
Tht: gray haired managcr·painter is a lso a t
writer During World Wur II he worked as an 1
track racing k111d or the highlight .. (See BRIGG •• Page 86l
Life's Work a Tough Choice
By PAT D UNN
Ol IM 0.111y Pil•t St•ll
Members of the .. Class of ·79, .. can
pla n on being employed for an
average of 25 to 45 years .
Making a career choice is one of
the most diffi cult and Important
s teps a graduate can lake. New
technologies are creating a demand
for specialized. highly skilled men
and women.
EMPWYERS PUT A premium on
s pecific skills. The U.S. Department
of Labor estimates the m aJority or
jobs through 1985 will require some
sort of trade or technkal trainrng
This is im portant to high school
grads who do n 't plan a college
degree.
The National Association of Trade
and Technical Schools advises taking
a c lose look at a ll available careers.
High school counselors can help nar·
row the field based o n acade m ic
a bility, but the gra duate must make
the choice.
NAITS suggests pinpointing in-
terests and abilities. Try to translate
them into c areer possibilities.
For example, a per!lon who enjoys
• helping others shouldn't become a
desk·bound accountant. Probably the
most important factor in career
satisfaction is liking what you do, so
take plenty of time to make this very
personal decision .
CHECK INTO THE beginning
salary of your chosen career. What
can you expect to m ake after two or
three years? Or long.term employ.
m e nt '! Personnel departments or
employers at many firms are willing
to give realistic estimates. Compare
e xpected earnings to the a mount or
time and money training will re-
quire.
Find out 1f the career is ··open·
e nded ." Will it lead to better things
in your future. or a llow you to start
your own business'?
Defmitely discuss job demand with
your counselor'. Make sure there
aren't more people trained in the
area you prefer t han the re are jobs
available . Also get a lon"·rang«; pro·
consumer
CLOSE-UP
jecUon of demand to insure a good
vocationa l future.
JOB MOBILITY IS another impor-
tant consideration. Are jobs availa -
ble nearby, or are l hey clustered in
areas which would give you the op-
portunity to travel?
For example, commercial divers
usually have to relocate (sometimes
overseas> while computer procram·
mers work mainly in large and
medium-sized cities. Medi cal
worke rs are e mployable in any
locale.
Find out exactly what a person in
.. -
your chosen field does know what
your duties and work environme nt
wi ll be A career m ay sound
glamorous or exciting but get the
facts before making a final decision.
Don·t be unpleasantly surprised on
the job.
Most good jobs today requi re train-
ing beyond high school. Find out ex-
actly what education you need. It
m ay taJce a few months, one or two
years of training. or m ore for a non-
college degree job.
THE NEXT STEP is s hopping for a
career school. Private vocational
ones provide intensive training in
m any careers. Write to three or more
schools that offer instruction in the
field you've chosen. Careful com-
parison ls essential.
Is the school a pproved by the state
pos t -secondary school licensing
bureau? If the cata log doesn't In·
dicate, check with the Department of
Edu<!ation. Bureau of School Ap-
provals, 721 Capitol Mall, Sacramen·
to. 95814.
Accreditation of a ny school also
should be verified. This means a
school has passed a thorough ex·
am I n a tion of its busin ess and
teaching practices by a n accrediting
asency approved by the U.S. Office
ol Education. The s tatus usually is
liated in the school's catalog. and It's
a good idea to double-check with the
accrediting agency it.selr.
Make sure courses ofrered
are up.to-d~te. well-foWlded and or
(See OCCUPATION, Pa1e 91) ,,
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!! DAILY PILOT SunO•y. April \$ 1979 AUTOMOBILES I CAREERS/ REAL ESTATE
i '
Beal Estate lflallkfl •.••
By KOBE•T J . aauss
DEAR BOB · llow can I ~sure I'm not
paying loo m~ch wheo l buy a homo or in·
vestment property?
JuUus M
DEAK J UU US: VHr ft,.,,..,.. Ire• a
property •• ••de by IMlylaa I& fer u.e ,., .. t
price. To avoid overpayl•I fer a ,..11y,
before you make '"' ,.rl'lllM offer, ult
)oar realty agemt &e prepare a "ce•·
petltlv. markf't Haly II" .... )M ,
Tllll It a wrlttH ... •ary el < n ffteat
ales '"'" ol l•llar warby ,..,..rdM,
(I) ..,., "9'8raW. ,...,.... ... for
aalt wllktl llaavH't Mid yd, aM CJ) pn·
pertlea •lllt'll •ere refftKly llt&H IHlt
whld1 dldla't M U.
VMr 111...a ua euUy p~re tMll ••
Haly.a. fro• ~ avalat.le at tW
local Boanl of Ktalton, d&le m19paale •
or,., .. ,,., 0.ly by ... ,,...,._._ a eom·
parlloa of li•Uar Pfellerlaet l'I• )'Ott be •re )'Ga •r'N'l offtrl•I ... •wit lot a llloaf'.
If y .. 'N' 1M1yln1 ln~Htl9Nt p~rty.
Ht'h a apartm .. nu or c•m•4'rclal buUd·
1•11. te avoid payle-too mut'll a ll your
•1n& te fl.cl tt.e "capUaUaalloe rall'"
( U11at' .,.t ln~m.. divided by the u lf'
prlce> for aJmllar •tarby p....,..rtw1 which
i.old rttt'ally. Tlw"• apply tltat up r1u-to
the la,·n tmt'lt PretM'l't)' Y• are coa kk-r·
lnl( bu.t1n1 and make your olftr at that ln· dlcatf'd nl~.
Olin-•rrw•• •• aepalr•
DEAR ROH What IS the best way to
uvo1d buy111)t run down property and t he n
flndin~ out that rt·mod t>llng 1t will be too
f'O. ti "
Marion W
Ot;AR MARION : There are several •v•: <I> mak .. your purchase offe r to tbe
teller. but im'tud.-a contingency clause
Hell H "T11u offer ceaUqtnl •PM buyer
nbhlnl••· whllln It worlll•I day1.
HllalH&ory bid• &o rt ••• ttlf proPfr·
ty," or Ct> pay Uw property H iier for a
.. -4ay purcllH~ .,._ &e i1ve YM lime &o
oMal• rtmMtla.1 lltld11. lie sure &a.e option
l lvt"I. )OU 8Ct'f'fil to thf property iO COD•
trae&or1 -can ln11petl II lo make lbelr re·
modt llal c08t tsUmat.-•.
c ..... .,.c ............ ..
DEAR UC>B I cttn pay up lf> $40,000
down a~ymtnl on ~home wo plun to buy
when cons truction 111 compl1 ted nexl
month. Ny wafl• wants to make only the
m inimum ®wn puym nt and put the re1Sl
or th • cbh into th1 bank. What do you ~Ug ·
Mt t •
Kurt E.
Df.A& KURT: I tjUlCfC~•t you Utt&e• to
your wtr~. Tbt' lower your down payment,
tltt' bf«4or.
Tlt4' rutOU lacludt' < O lt'Vera1e <Utat
mu .. )'Oii eoatrol tlh-property and all la.
~nefltl wl&b minimum u11h of yotar own),
(%) rtpaymt"ft& ol tJw mort«•tct In clteaper.
lnnatrd dollar11 wortllt It' s tbaa today, (3)
maximum tax dtd1JtUOB11 for mort11se In· ttre.t, (4) ~·nnsf'rvl ng your cub for
t>mf'rgt>Ddn or to buy more property, and
c S> Utt' bia«itr tht ulsting lftortgage, tile
ust.-r It u ually ls to sell tbe property in
lbf future .
Per dotlar invested, your l'f:lale prom
will be the largest If )'Ota Invest oaly a
minimum down payment.
Get Mori gage '\"a• Need
DEAR BOB· When we buy a hom e. how
can we be surt> we can get the mortgage
we'll need to pay fo r 1t '>
Scottie S.
OEAR SCOTTI E : Just be sure your
purclaue offer eoatala1 a 1DOrlC•lle coat·
IDIHC)' da....-. It ml1ht rH41 "TIWI olftr
co•U••Ht upon btayer ob&a&ala1 a Dew
mor&c••e for at least (amouo amortllecl
onr at leHt (Hmber) yean, a .. 11 la·
terut oot exettdl•IJ (rate acffflable to
)'H ). with a lou f ee not to exceed
<.umb.-r> point#." U the '"clfled
mor&•a1e provea to be uaavaUable, &hen
you caa eltltfor accept tile beat term•
uallable or you 1et your Hfllfft moeey
depoal& rtfudtd.
A., .... GeUI ... .,, T~C
DEAR 808: I JUSt Inherited a 12·unit
apartment house. My rirst vacancy is com-
ing up next month. What is the best "'ay to
rind a reliable tenant who will pay the rent
on lime and not cause me any trouble!
Marge T.
DEAR MARGE: Your first step aM>uld
be to jola the local apartment ow.er'1 as·
lllOClatloe.
Your next step should be to adver1111e lite
vacancy. I find tbe new1paper wanl ad•
give the beit results. Try to sehedule all ltowlap at the same time so yoa'n not
coaatanUy ru.1utlDI over to show the apart·
meat.
Wbea a prospect bites, have him Ill out
your apartment 1111odatloa appllcallun.
Take a deposit wllh the appllcaUoo. l'vf'
foand It pays to take several "hack up"
applleallons In case the flrat changn hht
mind.
Finally, check applicant rererenco.
espedally carnnt and prevloQ ludkrda.
Phone them and ask if they would r4'1t to
the tenant again. But watch out for th•·
c urrent landlord who m ay be lying to g.-t
rid or a bad ten ant.
Send real estate questions to Robel\ J
Bruss. Box 6710, Sc.in Francisco, C2laf.
94 101.
BRIGGS COUNTS PRESERVATION AS PROFIT ABLE. • •
C From Pa«"e 85)
e ngtneer in s upercharger developme nt. lie later
worked on the fi rst U.S. j et for Ge ne ra l Elec·
tric
But rn 1965. a year before the museum
o p e ned in Co s t ; Mesa. he re turned to
automobiles.
HIS P ERSO!'iALIT\' IS stumped o n tht<
walls of the auto s hr ine m tht:.' form of paintings
and illustrations b~ some of the finest artists
who ever tur nl•d thl·lr attention to d n•c.im
mae h1nes
W;ilt'rcolor dust fl1l's 1n the lal'l• of drivers
in some paintings. while Chinese Whitt· s phn
tt!rs fly in anotht•r or a collision
Burgess won a scholarship to u NL•w
England art school al 17. but a v1s1t made him
decline. "Everyone there painted the samt.' I
didn't wa nt to pa int li ke Van Gogh. I wanted tu
paint like John Burgess."
He also writes articles for Road and Track. 1933 Bugatti Type 55 Supersport had 8 cylinders. Only 14 were made.
BRIG<;S Cl'NNI NGHAM Museum is a rinl·
place to work. he said. the n a chuckle as he
added "It's sort of like getting paid to go
fishing."
or a sec.irch of old barns wo n't turn up. A
machine shop mukes perfect duplicates from
or igi na l drawings
The b iggest purse he ever wt. was o n a me m or a ble w eeke nd sch e le in
Worcester , Mass. "I won fastest time, t quali·
fying heat and first place both days II · Sl ,400
coming ... But the pro moter r:m orr wit the re·
ce1 pls and Burgess got home by borrow11g S4
The practical side of his worlt is managing
a s m all s taff. which must often double as
guides. r estorntwn "orkcrs :rnd even ticket
takers.
But all love "hat tht•)-·re doing. he '><Hd , :.o
thc.v don't mi net
Buri:iess does n't live in the pust. he said.
t•ven though he holds 1l in deep regard. But he
to'nJoys the days when c<.1rs are driven in the
par king lot for "t'xercisc" Cars deterior<Jte
fastl•rwhe11notrun 1 FATE IS LES.'i fickle tht .... c•clav!>.
J\l the n•ar of thl· hullding 1s lht· "ork:,hop
when • cars an· rt·ston·d All cars a r<' put hatk
in faetory-dehvl•rcd condition and the !-.laff
winces at having to use• any but original parts
The .throaty i.oundl> bring back old
m cmorn.•:-. nol .tll .i:. pleas ant <J'> dn\·ing tht•
l'ars
He is surrounded by autos and ••rt. ?IOI.\. tn
ht!. :-tud10 at night. "rllc•s in foci. In e'> <1
le!>son he learned as a :.tecplcJack wurkint with ...
relativein the'20s :
OCCASIONAi .LY AN UNUSUAL auto needs
som ething t hat :ml1qul' parls houses. collectors
Dunng thC' ~t•ars h<' pr<>motNI racing he
"as ra1nt•<l out 17 ~tra1ghl umes "I can laugh
about 1t now. but 1t got prclly tragic
"Sometimes I t hink that 1f 1t rained -;oup.
Having climbed a tall "Ptrt.'. ht• ,:!rched
atop a wcathen•anr. clingrng in a hard vind a!.
he applied gold leaf to a dccorallvc be.ill
I'd have been ~\landing out with a fork in m)
hand .. "And there wa::. no one looking owr my
shoulder"
OCCUPATION CHOICE FILLS '79 GRADUATE'S MIND. • •
<From Page 8 5)
hig h quality. Check wit h future
employers to see if they will ade-
quately prepare you. Make s ure in·
s t.ruclors have professional e x ·
perience in their teac hing a rea. and
understand exactly how Jong training
will take.
Check into the type of facilities and
equipment al each school. See thal
they are educationa lly sound <1nd
curre nt with that being used in the
fie ld.
Does the school have a laborator y
or s hop set-up which duplicates a real
work environme nt? Hands-on tram·
mg e nables students to obtain prac
lical as well as textbook experience.
IF THE SCHOOL offers r egular
pl,acement a ssis tance. ask exactly
how it he lps find wo rk. and check in·
to what jobs graduates actually a t·
lain.
Be s ure you unde rsta nd the exact
cost or tuition, s upplies and other
fees. Can you realistically afford it ?
1f not, look into the federal financial
aid programs ava ilable to students
a ttending accr'edited vocationa l
schools.
Avoid schools us ing high pressure
s~les me thods a nd read any contraet
earerully lo see ir it can be canceled.
Als o check the st:hool's refund policy.
The best way to check out a
vocational or career school is to visit
whe n classes a rc in session. Ask stu·
d ents if they are happy with their
training. How do buildings and equi p-
ment compa r e with the catalog
des c ription? rr possible. talk t o
g raduates a nd find out what they
think of the school.
FOR SP ECIFIC inform ation on a
particula r career. write lo the Bureau
of Labor Stat1 sllcs, U.S. Department
of Labor. Washington, DC. 20212. A
free directory of accredited schools
can be reqursl<'d from Dc.•pt. CCS. ~fo
t1ona I Assoe1at1on of Trade ;.rnd
Teehnical Schools. 2021 L St .. N w ..
Washington, O.C.20036.
NA'ITS. 2021 K St N W , Suite 305.
Washi ngton, D C. 20006, a lso offer~
t h e "H a ndbook of Trade Li nd
Technical Careers a nd Training, .. a
comprehensive ~uide to vocational
e ducation. plus o th e r rel ated
materials .
MORE INFORMATION is availa-
ble in booklets you can request from
t he Consumer Information Center.
P ueblo, Colo. 81009. "Choosing a
Vocational School" discusses what lo
look for in post·secondary education
and eommon ripoffs to avoid (646F --
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Work hard. play hard seems to be the philosophy of THE
REAL EST A TEAS. This Saturday, over 70 top producers from
THE REAL ESTATERS will leave for an eight'day. all expense
paid trip to Tahiti and Moorea.
Randy Mccardle. president of THE REAL ESTATERS. said,
"They all are very deserving of a Tahitian Holiday. We have a
great team. We work together and we have fun together too ...
it's great to see them relax and to have fun with ·em in the sun."
Last year the top producers spent a week cruising the
Caribbean.
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oo the road to reeovery -until be .... tbe bW.
To help atem rialn& medieal eoltl, Malae'a
latleat general holpital will be IMldl .. docton
a copy or patlenta· bllla to 1lve diem 101D1 lD·
slaht lnto wbat a patient raffl .a. • boepital
vlllt.
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M•lne Medical .Center'• atud)' commtte. •
medltal COAla. whc>M main 1~ lt to ""•Mt
COtl ·ronldOUllMll In doc:tora.
"It '" hoPt"d phyNlclana revlewlnc U. bill will berorrw more •ware of how he.vy aome of
lhc COAll• •rt1 send In r trOf'pad wUI ~
thot 1tt.1r11 mhchl huv ~ ~ uu.., Uult c·ouht tu•v•' .... ..,, omlttNI," .aid Or. &. Claarltt
Kunkh" u n11urolnu1-.1 sel MMC 1i1nd ctualnnan of
th t•m11rt1lfl•·••
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Your laat chock waa a placebo.'
rc~ponding found the lol<tl coM far above th~r
estimate. and a dozen found one or more ~slli
o r proct:dure:. which could have been omatu:d.
As a r~ull. Dr. Kunkle said the committee
had agreed to send all doctors who admitted pa·
t ients a copy of one of their patient's bills th1!.
~pnng and a~a in l<1ter this year
"IF THE 90 TO 100 resident physicians at
Ma ine Medical could s ave SIO a day ror every
pat ient they serve. it would represent a s avings
of $2.6 million a year." said Dr. Robert E .
McAffee or Portland, who added, "I'm sure il
ca n be done."
Dr. George W. Ha llett. c hief of pediatrics at
MMC. said "The project will probably only save
a fragment of the total cost of m any hospital
bills Thr world is full of doctors and patients
who pay little atte ntion to bills .
"In many cases when the patient has in·
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C,.HUVP l lOO AU..t•'> ..... nw. C••••i Mt-•• 1..elltorn1• •l•I• Htl ... 10 P "'Kl V1rv1n1• M 0~
1111 "orl ~r•n"41w "•ot<e N••l>D•I
PUllUC NOTIC£
Pl18LIC' NOTl('t. P\181.1(' NOTICE
Pl18UC NOTICS
PUBLIC NOTICE
,.CTITIOUI eutiM•U
.... IYAHM•NT
''"' ............ ---,, ~ 11\itl-_ .. ..
0 f'ltANllLIN HOO\ll:lt & COM•
IJ.lNV, IU W Val• t.-. Irvin•,
c.111 .... "a. tilt• 0.rretl l"tMllll" MMwt, IU W Y ele L.--. lrvlM. <AIW"'•tl114 '"" ~t " t-lff.., a11 ll'I• eiYIClllal 0..••11 •.-· T Ill\ •IAll-t we~ l1lect wit/I lllt
C..,llty C.ta,_ .. Orenqe CtM>t>tY on
M.4rtll t. lt1' "'''m ll'\llllll!Md Ofeft99 CNll o.lly P1lol,
Mei U ...0 ~ t.t, IS, ltlt llSO.lt
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTl'rtOUS •llSINISS
lllAMI STA fl MINT
I~ IOllOw•"I pet50ft 15 00!"9 l>u~1
neu.,· SOVfH COA S T WE ST ·
CONCRETE COlt t NG & HEEL llH<ll C.all'"'"'" •i.w l'l(TI flOUS •U"HfiU
Mer' I.. •n<I 01'""' WttQRI Ill~ NAMI STAT6'Mi!Hf ,.ICll ltO\IS lllilHlh GROOVING. 2•11A Or•t>Qe A•en11e,
Oenn" Oru,•. (Mt• Mllw. c •tttof'n,,. 1 t\• tullowtnQ Q«r\.Qn" ~r• dUtn\I NAMf H ATIMIN'r CO\I• MtWI, C<tlllOO"tl•~•2•
In 1"41owir..;i Iler.of\ '' 001n11 IN" Cl•rl"oeihe< LondOn. 2•11A Or.,...,. ~IU• ... ,,,.._. •>
l.t wrentt 11 """ M••O<lltl IC OLl IRVINE 4!>'>01..I All'> r•v» •, A .. n .... C...t• Mew , CAllfom l• tUU
b lAl(.H INTt;RIOAS. J-11 w Tlll\~lnn1ls<Olldu<teObyanln-
M•cl.r l11ur ~utltt SO~. Sanl<t Ana, dlvl<Nal,
1.<ililorro•<t 'ill~ °"'' ~
C,.llmowr. JI• s l.1111190 01 Ue•11tlv L 1 0 l'fOI ooo Stro l Nt WDnfl Hllh C.<1lll0tm• <Kllll u .. u1 C.eh10tn1.1 9JMO
C.•ne C Guroon. IOU Ro"n• Tlus 'tate-.il w<1s lliecl witll tr.e ~"••I, LCf>Q bM•ll (.alltornool 9011Qi Coul\IY Cler\ OI Or•nll" CO\lf'llY on
Jame. O .. no 1.ur..,n l OIMn llle Koll Coml>olnv • l..•l••u•n••
11311 Montft.ftt•t LYDt'h ' C.ttllfortti.• turpo,•l1on •'101 0 01'ir ")tr••.-1
In".,..,,,.,_." ~~u•ltd bv .;non Mu~ t~. 191~. ~lO Nt •OO•I IHe<n Ca1t10<n•• ~1..0
DOU91•S ..iio L•n<IM ~0,0 l•h Pon Tllo\ Ou\lnt•• " <OtoOu•teO Clv ~
'>l•nPlope PloO N~wt)Ot I lle•c n llM1led ~r1nen.ll•P
C.•1t1orn1• 9JMO TP\e lllotl <."""""ny
Th1\ Ou\it'\~"' 1\ canuuc IMJ Of' • t unotnv L \Hct •• •
Qcn•r•I (t9r l""'f\h•O ~ntOf Vttt Prt-'
R1<: Mr a to> 8on<1 t n1\ ''•h.·nwnt wa-. ••hdcJ w1tn lf\t
H"\ l>tttttm.rnt w.-, ti1 .. u _,,1n ow C.ounly Ch:r1>. of O•dn\)\. (.11vu1v uu
<..ounty Cl•'" ot O•.•l\1,,1t <.~unty on M•t <h ltJ t'ifN
APrll 12 19r. TIMOTHY L STlt"OEll
f I USU Attorney•• u w
Publl,....., 0 <4"(1<• lV•hl 01t•ly Polol 1'411 Oo.t SlrHI
Apr 1~ J1 1"1.trwt ,.\.t; *' ,..,,.., u.O J-4 NewPon &.•<". C41ttOrr\tllf 'J..O hi 111411 •• llil
P UBLI(' NOTICE
s11•1 •1ott COUftT OF THE
STATl!.Ol'CAl..ll'OftNIA l'OA
THI. COUNTY 01' O•ANGE
NO A·"I ..
,., "~'· Pvoh~fttd (Jf'.-fl':lt' (Od)t Ua11y P llOI
Ap"I I I . IS n 19~ •JJ• 19
PUBLIC NOTICt:
NO TICE 01' H E All l NG OF FICT1l l0US8USIHESS
PETITION 1'0 11 Pft08ATE 01' WILL NAME STATEMENT
ANO C:OOICIL.S. 11' ANY, AHO l'Oft In~ 10110 .. •no P~''°"' drc OO•no
Ll'r'rllU TESTAMENTARY AHO t>usonn\.t'>
FOR AllTHOltl ZATIOH TO AO V E II 0 UC. 0 0 A I(~
MIN Is TE. u N 0 E ft THE OEVELOPMENf COMPANY, n~n
tNOEPliNOIH'r ADMINISTAATIOH L• Ca<l~M On ve La9un<1 Hiii\. CA
OF ISTATIS ACT. 'l?&SJ
c;JIVU:IV•I
c.;,,r1< ( C.UI Oc>n
,,._., \t4'tt'mtn1 w•\ tlled w tth lf'Mt
lUunt r (1ork ol O•enoc Coun1v on
'-'.,.",, 11 1\0'#
F11U7'
Publt\....O °'''"°" co .. 1 OtHy Piiot Aulll I t I) 11 1919 llllt I~
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTI TIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Int 10110 ... 1nq perM>n~ er• 001no
Ou \1n•\11o •\
NOIM I. ~11· lurllP Oo•• Avenue.
Fovnt••n llallo C•tttorn•a •11<*
We11C11 IH .0., ~lO l::t Aey, No I
Fount•1n va11tv. Ca1t1ornla 97109
J OyCt NVl\111 917' Turli< Oov•
A;;ienue, Founld•,, V•lley. C•htornl~
tJ11)8
T "" bl>S•M" 1\ conducteo bY •
Qener •I ~r1nersn•P
-1Tera<ld Tiiis statement wes lllecl w1111 trw
1'111U$
Put>lt\nect Or-CU.\I O••IY PolOI.
Apr11e,1s,21.n .191t 1J4I0.1t
P UBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTl'rlOUS •uslNESS
NMlES'rA'rlMENT
I ne 1011-lno per\ons •re 001no
~'·"~\ ... ) BE RMUA COMPANY .. SI Jen-MY Ortve. Sull6 i.1 Hunll1>9ton Buell,
C•hlurn1• 'll.._ Bttl SP<v•k ... ~I Jenney Orove.
Hunt1r19ton Bt«11, Calllom•• 91~
Moltr•y Cro•s. I SJ2 N H•ywOr1PI
Avenue. l..O\ Angeles, C•lrt0<n1a 'I0046
This tl<lsoneu is conouc 1<4 by •
oener•t oar1ntrsll1D
-ray Gros•
TlllS 'l•t-nt was hi<!<! w1tPI IPlt
County Clerk of Or•noe County on
M•rc 11 ll, 197'1
l'llllll
Pubt llnecl O..ngoe CO.SI O•lly Piiot,
April I. IS, 11. 19, 1919 t;i.../t
Est•tt of Lil.LIAN G TAYl..OR, W'"'o Re.Uy. Int, a C.tl1torn1" County Clerk 01 Oran99 County O• --------------
Oectueo corpordl1on 22'1111 l..d Cdoe n" Drove. MUC'! 21, 1979 "''"" PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEAEB'Y C.lllEN IMI L•ouna Hiiis, CA '2&)J
PATRICIA ANN ME Y EA h•~ lole<I Or•n9<1 West lnve>lmonl Corp , d
nereu, • peHl1on tor Probfre or Will (dl•tOrtUd lOrPOf 4 11on. 21Q81 Ld
1nd Cod1c1I\, " onv, t or h _•tlf r \ Coat>na Onve. uiaound Hiii\, CA91&~l
PuDh~h4H:I O<•noe Coast O••IY Piiot • ---------
f l'\C.men1ary and tor d ulho r 1tbl10H to Th 1'1 Ou\tric'J) ,., conducted by d
•dm1nt5U~r undo, tht' lndeoendl•n f Ad Qt•n(!' di ~rtnt<t ~h•P
rrun1\trot1on 01 L\Mtt " Act, rf"ter,.n, tt Qr41n~ we,1
to •O~•c h 1-. mdd •• tvr turth~, lf'l'llt''1~n1C.urp
part1l ulltr\ ttnd thrtt fht' tim~ dno Petf't J M 1H11Q;,n Pr; .1fh""t o••ct Of hetlrfll9 ll'W ,.,,,(" t\d\ been ~f't , ,,,., \faf .. m(Jf'lf Wd .. t1IH1 wdn '""" '°' May 8, 1~19, "' tu 00 d m. 1n tt'lt Count t (ler111. ot OrttrlQ• Counr, o"
c..ourtroom of Ot:c>c1rtrnen1 No l at \dtd Maten 2W. 1V/'I
court, at 700 Co•« Ce111er Ori•• Wesl
on IPl8 City of S.n1• An•. C:.11rorn1•.
O•reo Apr11 12. 1~1'
LEE A BAANCH,
Counly ''"' ttO•IEttT N. •AOJCON
lMParllA-•atllNl ....... CA.2'62
Tel: llMI •I~~
A1twney11w Pei•ll-
Pubh•l'W<l Or .... CO.O\I Odoly PtlOI
Apr IS, 1•. ?1 1919 U~ 79
PUBLIC NOTICE
PETEAJ.MAOIGAH.
Att ... My
ltttS.fl~Hlllslld., NewllOrtc-tM,
NtwllOrt llN<ll.CA,_
Fll200
PubhUWO OrMl99 Coast 0 ... 1, Pilot,
Apnl t, I, U, 22. 1919
P UBLIC NOTICE
A IMl7
NOTICE TOCltEOITOllS
No A·...U
SUPElllOll COU•T 01' TH E SUPE•tOA C.OlfAT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFOllNIA FOR STATE OF CALI FO•NtA FD•
THIE COUNTY OF OftANGIE THE COUllTY OF OftANGE
No. A·MllO 1 n 1111 M•lln 01 1r1e Est•te 01
Apr II 1,8, tS,71, t•19 11311
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USIHES5
NAME STATEMENT r ne teuow1no p•rson• •re cioan;
bU\tnli\ ·~ CASSETTE l..IBRAAV, 1,.,.C .. ~IS
Warner Ave , Hunlln91on BHCll, Ce. ,, ....
Mu.sl< t..IOr•ry ASSOCl•tu. Inc. Ca C•lllDl'f>le CO<'PO<olltlon). S01S 'W•rne• A••·· Hunlinoton Be<Kn. C• ,,.,.,
Tiiis -'-Is conoucteo Dr a cor·
por•tion.
MUSIC Ll8AA~Y
A$SOCIATES. INC.
U.Coli. P•llon p,...,,,.,..,,
T11is si.1..._1 w•s loleo w11n tne
Counlr Ctar\ 01 Oranoe County on
M•r<llU, 197'1
FllUU
Pu1111sMc1 O<anoe Coast O•lly P•lot M•r JS, Apr I, I, IS, 1919 1 U1·1t
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMOTICIE OF INTENTION TO SELL LAU AA C OANIELSO"'. O;>cu1.ed •IAI.. PAOPEllTY AT PRIVATE NO TICE I~ HEAEBY GIV EN to l'ICTITIOUS BVSI HIESS
SALE cr~dolors llnonQ tldoms i1Qa1ns1 11>~ NAME STATEMEIMT
ConMtrv.uorsn1p ot t~ o-rw n dnd said deceoent 10 tile t>d•CI ctc11m\ 1n 1hr l he t.ouow1nv oerMm ,,. d0tn9 tM.I"
,,,.,. ol MA~IE E YOVAllT. ua Oll•ce of tr.e Cler\ OI Ille illorn <i•O ne\\ .,
MA RIE I( VOUAAr, •ka MARIE E court or to pre!.enl '""m 10 tne' un CAPITOi. CARPE I CARE. 1110
I( 4 t.. l Ho FF. a k • M A s J E oersovneo 61 111e oll1<e o1 OVANE s Hun11no1on Strtet, Hun1tnoton Bracll.
YOUAlt I. (.onservatee STAOH. 8101 E. TllorO SI., ~uott 207. Calolornla
NOllCE IS HEAEBY GIVEN that, Downey, CA "°7•1 ano THOMAS S Mot"""I Aooerr Bolind, 1110 Hunt
wb1e<t to conlormahon bV "" noovt OWEN, }39 H St•t<!I. erncent Coty, onoton Street, Hunttnoton llcatn,
.,1111Ueo Supo;rlor Court, on Aprol ?S, CA, whlCll r11ll•r 01t1ce is th" place or C•lolornoa
tCf/9 at to·oo 11 m or l twrt•lilter w 1th1n bu\tne\s. ot tne under~1oned 1n al• mat· Tni\ l>u\int'u •\ conduttea by an 1n
IPle time •llowe<I DV ,.,,., the un· ter\ perte•n•"9 to s1110 estate Sutn dovodu•I.
ot rsigneo as (.on!>l'rvator or Ille e51ate cla•m\ w1111 t"" netes..,rv •ouclwf\ Mokr Bolano or MAAIE E YOUAAT. Conw-rv<11ee. mu\t be 1111!<1 or pre..,nteo 6s atort \d•O Tnos il•ttmenl "'"~ 111eo wotn Ille
w111 ull •• pr1vill~ s•le 10 tho n1011e1or wlll'l•n to~r month\ alter the '"" Counlf Cle•k or Or•nge County on
•nd bt•I net b•OCH>r on the term• ano publ•tahonof 1111s no11ce Aprol 12, IY19
l'llJMS
l'ubllsnto Or""O(" Coa \I Od•lv P1101, Apr 15, 12, 1' •nd May •• l~lt IO• 19
cono111on• P1ete1n1111er Mention~. all Oaled Marcll 18 1979
nQnt, ltlle •nd 1nter~\I 01 MARIE E. Eva Oan•ehon
VOUART ak• MAAIE I( VOUAAT, AOM•n1>tr.>tn <
dka MARIE E l(A t..TH OFF •• ,. oltlle e\laleol
MRS J E YOUARf. ConM!rvalte, al ohaodcle<e<Jt-nl
Ill• tome ol IPlt appotntment or Lin s OUANES.STAOH
HOlhnQer •> lier Conwrvator. •"O •II 1201 E. '"'rd St. roQnt. toll• •n<J •nterest that '"' con s .. 11. 202 ~rv•tor\lllD estate 1><1" •<quireo on ao O•w11ey. CA tOt•t
01tion to llWI 01 Ille Con'lt'rvdltt •I Ille ..... THOMAS s OWEN
l i m e Of •PPOl n tment 0 1 Pl ~r SnH.S1'"4 Conserv•lor •n Ille re.ol properlv Cresc~C.ty,CA
1ou1eo 1n tr.e County 01 OranQt', Sl•lt Altornen '"" Actml"Oltutroa
OI C•hlOrllla, ~·•bed •s IOllOW\ Publlsllecl O<•n<ie Coonl D;rny Piiot
t..01 •on °' Of 8 100 II ol fr.Cl 811 u ll, Apr 1. 1" 11, 19/9 11 .. 79
1n the C•h ol S.n Clemente as'"'' mao tllereor r«O<'Oecl on Book No 1\ .ol
Paou 21 10 l& 1nt1u\l•t 01 Ml\
tell•neous Mall>, lt11<oro• Of O••"O<'
P UBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS •USINEU NAME STATEMENT
Jiit 1ollowln9 "''°"• are OolnQ
D\l,tntS\U
IN TO DETAIL, 119SS S-yp•rk Ctr
Cle, Su•W A, Irvine, C.•tlfornl• '71U
Horten11a J. Gontalet Ill E
Bat-BlvO • Bal-. C<tllforn .. • 92.,. t
Denise E NotnQ!t, 111''l E Ocon
lr')lnt, B•lno., C<tlilornl• .,.,.,
Tiiis b<l'inen Is conducteo bv •
99ner•I par\nt~tp. Oel'IW E. Nt!IQlt
"CTITIOUS •VSIN•SS
NAMI STATEMENT
Tne fOll0..1"9 pef$0n Is OOln9 b<ISI·
nes\ .,.
I TM ENT ERPRISES. 21311
Broo•hurSI # 12•. HuntinQIOn BHCll,
CA 92 ...
Barry Tlloma \ Moore , 21Jl2
BrOG!lllursl :: 72t, Hunlinoton Buell,
CA tJM6
Thi\ business is conctucteO 01 an •n·
Olvldu•I. 8.rry T Moore
This ,,.,_, was flied w1111 111e
Count'f Cltrl< of Or•t>Qe Count., on
M•r<ll n , 1tT9. Ftltm
Publls-o...-oe Coast Oally PtlOI Mar is. Apr. I, •• IS. 1979 11'1·7'
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAMIE STATEMENT
flle lollowono per'IOr\ •s <IOtnQ busi
ntt)\ .t\
THE PIPE SVRGEON PLUMB
ING, 2881 8r.sto1 St , Alpt. :: •O•,
Cost• Mew. CA 'IZ..11>
AonalO E. Brown, 2881 BrtSIOI St .•
API :: •O... CMI• Mesa, CA '!1&26
r tus bu\tneu rs con<Ncte<J t>y •n ..,.
C11v1du•t.
Aonakl E Brown
Tn1s stalemef'lt was 111ec1 with 11141 C.ounty Clerk ol OranQe Coun1y on
Mdrth 28. 191'
Fllt .. I
PuOll\lwcl OrdnQC Coas1 Oaoly Pilot,
April I, 8. U, 2?. 1919
1114·19
-----------PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS •VSIHESS
NAME STATEMENT
f P'lt toUOWtnQ person IS doing OU!tl
ne\s •s P R ENTEAPAtSE. t•U lllo,.1
Cor • F ountaon II <1llev, CA '2 roe
Aon.110 A Wll\On, 'Mil 1(1w1 Ctr .
Fountain 11.illey CA 'nlOll
Tn1\ bv\•M'\i ·~ condu< tt"d by an 1n
thv•dua1
AonalO A Wol\On
Th1i. \t•tHnrnC was f11~ w 1tn tnt
Counr., Cler\ of Or•noe Coun1v on
M•rCPI I, 19/t.
F11Gnl
Publosneo ()r.,ni;ie CO.'I D••IV Pilot.
Apr II I. I , I\, 11, ltlt
C.ountv
Tnos prop!!rty •S commonly 'no•n
.,, l l• W G•voota "'Vl'nue. S•~ Clemente, C..lllorn111 TM d\\t,.$0r\
puce1 number 01 ""' properly I\
A·TlON
NOTICE 'rOCAEOITOllS
He. A·tt0S1
SUPEftlOll co u•T OF '(HE
ST ATE OF CALIFOAHIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
TPllS statement w•' 111.0 wllPI 1Plt
County Otrk 01 Oren99 Countv on -
Marth 20, tt1'
-------~---~-
PUBLIC NOTICE ,. ,,.11
OSt· 21 Hit Publls...., 0r•"911 CO.SI O•lly P1101, • ---------l'ICTl'rlOUS •USINIESS
NAME STATEMENT Tne sale is \ubltK I to curr•nl ••••'· (.Ovtnanti, c.ond1HonSc, re~lr 1tt1on,. rt
•tr••'111ons. rlQllh , rlOll" of w•v •n<J
••'9ments of record. 4ny ~ncum
!>ranees of r11<ord to be,sal"lord out 01
Ille purellai.e proce
Tiie proPtrty IS to be \OIO on an "
is" b;uls. ucepl ;n to lllle.
Bids or offers •rl' fnvlleO 1or tnos
property and mu\I be In wrolln11 ancl
will be received at the olllces or WISE
& N ELSON, atlorn1 ys for Ille
Conservator, P.O. eox 21qo, Lon9
• Bue ll. C:•lllor111a 90801. or. •OO
Ocean9ate, Suite IJIO, LonQ Beecll,
Ct lilornl• 90802, or may be recelnd
by A1c11ard H. Kuntemeler, 1Sln Tor
reno, MIS~ Vle10. C..lllornle t2•1S.
or may be 1119<1 wolll Ill« clerk of the
Ora1>9e County Su~rlor Court, or oe
hYtrtO 10 eny ~ the above addrH~\,
personally, •t any ltMfl alter l1rst
publica tion Of tll•s nolltt encl 1>elor•
makln9 w id wte
TM P'-rlY Wiii be $010 on Ille 1011owlno tttms
C•sll or _, casll and part cr.011.
Ille terms ol well creclll to be accepl•
t>lt to Ille unMrslQnto al\d to Ille
Or•nve c.-•• Sur>eroor Court, ttn
percent 110 " ~ • • •mount bid to ec
tompan•· l'I• o•ttr by ctrtllleo Clle<k,
and the t>.ll~t to be pa10 w1tPlln 1111r
In the Matter 01111 .. Esl•le ol ANITA
COCl(SHUTT, O;>ceaseo
NOTICE IS HEllE~v Gii/EN lo
c.r•dltors having cta1m • .iq111n~t tl\t
M•r 2S And Apr 1, 8, IS, 19/t 110.-/9
PUBLIC NOTICE
\alO Otce<Jenl to Ille ..i10 Claims In'"" FICTITIOVS l ll"NESS olflce ol Ille cler~ of Ille dloresaod . NAME STATl!MEHT
court or to present ll>t!m lo the un· Tiie lollowono persont Me 001n9
oerslQ"90 at 1111! oftoce of JEFFREY bu>ineuas:
L. MILi.ER, VOEGELIN t. BARTON, 0AY8REAKS, n :M llosta Huerta,
•06 Soutll Ol•w St., 18111 Floor, In lhe Newpvrl Beacll, C•lllornl• '1CICIO
City of Los An<Jtles. In Los An991e\ Marl Joanna AOClll«llm , 1l:M V1st1
County, Wh•Cll lalter olllce Is Ille Pie<• Huerta Newport BHth Calllorn1•
of business of the unders111neo 1n dll NeCtrn !! AOOll~•m. 1Jl• v.st6 m ailers pertalnlno lo woo e>tate. Suen Huorta, NewPorl Bt al ll, (allforn1• c1•1ms w1111 the necuwry voucllers "2...0 •
must be llle<lor presented as •loruaiO Tiiis business '' tOnOucled by a within lour month\ •lier Ille llrsl oeneral o.rtnenhlP.
publlc•honot th1sno11ce Merl Joanf\a AOd"tom
Oateo Marcll 18, 191' Tiiis slat-I wn 111.0 wflll Ille
Rlc.tiARO OUAAN Count., Clerk ol Oranoe Coun1y on
Admtn1llrator 01 tne AJ)rll 2, tt7'.
Ell•leot ~·O JACKSON a ICIDOlft
CM<eoro"' A"er,..y1 et Uw J EFFY L.MILLE'l l'Mf1_,,_
Atl°""'Y.,.H . .aw Wtlll ,..,.... .......,..
VOl!OELIN & BA ATON ... lilt_,.,, Ot11ter Orove
... So11tll Ohvt Sl., "'"" NewllOrt 9-C"· CA n ... Lts Antetes, CA 9111114 Tel: Ulll UW141 Publlshed 0.-Coast Daily Pilot
Mar. ll, /4lK.1 •... 21. lt79 IUH9
PUBLIC NOTICE
FIU .. 2
Publls-Or.w19'1 CO.st D•llf Pilot,
April a, IS, t2, 2', ltrt 13'1·1'
ly UO I Cleys ot contlr,,,.tlon Of HI' Dy ------------PUBLIC NOTICE
Ille SuperiOI Court Ae.tl proPtrly tu NOTICE TO C•EDITORS
u. rents, 11-..n ... , -at1"9 ano tn411n Sll~1E•10• COU•T 0' THE
ltl'lance ••--·II In\', premiums or STA'rl:Ol'CALIFOIUUA ,0.
u1111no 1nsur .. nce Kteplable to tr.e TH• COUNTY OF OAANGE
pur<llHtt, !Niii be pror•tecl H ot Ille NO. A·tflOt
date ol conllrmetlOll ol Wit. EH min•· Esl•I• ol MAU OE A. HILTON,
lion ol tllle and Ille title lnsuren<t 0.CH M<I.
NOTICE 'rOC•IOITO•S
SVP•IUOlt COllll'r Of THI.
ST A Tl 01' CALIFOttNIA l'O•
THIE COUNTY O' O•ANOI
NO.A•"2tt Ella le ol EVEI.. YN S A IC TON
STAAl(EY, OtcHWd.
NOTICE 1$ HEAEBY OlllEN to Ille
creditors 01 Ille eoove nameo de<edent
TPle lollowlnQ perlOns tret dolno
ous1nes!I as:
CVS TOM BAG COMPANY. 11S W
11th Street, No. l&J. Costa Meu.
Ct lllornl• 92626
Jonn Bryceland. 10 11 Aevert
Road. Westminster, California t2.,3 Kellll E. Sonnenberg, 1011 ltevere
Ao•d, WtslMlnsler. c.a111orn1• t2MJ3 Tiii\ business is conoucttd bY a
lomlled P<¥'\ne~tp. Jol\n Bryc,elAl\d
This 1tttemen1 w•s lileo w11n 11141
Counly Clerk ol OranQe County on
March lt. 197'1 • '""'t Publlll'tecl 0.""91 CO.sl OallY P1lol.
Apr I, I, IS, 22, 1979 1139·1'
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'tC'rl'rtOUS •U51NISS NAMa STATU•5NT
I Pie IOll-1119 Ptr50'1S ••• dolnQ
!luslMIS ff!
PACIFIC WOOD DESIGNS, 21121
Somll<H, Mosslon 'tl .. lo. C•. 91''7
Terence Henley &ens. 1m1 L•
VIH , Lll9UN N19Uel, (4. 92•11
Al _.,, 11122 5ombras, M1u 10n
Viejo. Ca. '1m
Tllh lluslMss 11 conoucted l>y •
99ner•I pat1ntfthlp.
T.H.e.tts
Tiiis 1tat-nt was lllt<l wlllt Ille
County Clerll ot Ou1t>Qe County on
lloUr<1122, 191'. 1'11ttft
Publl,_ Ortt>Qe Coast O•lly Pllol
Mar. u . Apr. I, •• IS. 19/t "'°"" POiiey In Ille amount or tllt purclleM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo l'1e
price sllall be •I Ill• upen1t of Ille crtdltors or Ille above nameel deceoent
conYrvelorsltlp esta1'. T"4t rec:ordlllQ tlltt all IMH'50ftS llavlng claims aoal/l\I
ot COllV•Yant• '" Ind tr•nster laxes tllt seld Ot<eMnt •r• requireo to Ille slltll llt at Ill• e1tpt nu ol Ille them, wllll tht necessary vouchers, In
1111rc11awr or purchawn. EKrow '"•· lllt Ofllct Of the clerk ot tlle •bove tn· II •"Y• allell be al tlle taptftM of tl1t 1111.0 collrt, or to present thtm, wltll
IMH'WMrorpurcl\etln. tll• Mceswiry voucl'lers, lo IM un·
11\el all perM>M llavlno clalm' aQ411n" -----------
Tiie Yftdenl9ntd rtMNes tl'le rlQllt dersl9 neo at 610 Newport c1lflet
lo rtlec:t .,_. lftd •II bkb IM'lor to e11tr, Or Ive, Su•I• ISlO, N•wf>Or1 aea<ll,
ot •11 orwc1111flrmlno lhl wit. C.lllornl•, wt>ldt Is tllt place ol b<lsl·
OATEO: AP'll S, 191'. MU Of the undefSIOMCI In •II mailers
LIN$. ~LINGE•, "'1•1nlne to "" estate Of Mid dt<e·
11\t w lo CIKtcl ent •rt reciulrtd 10 lilt
tllem, wlll'I Ille neceU<tf''f voucners. In PUBLIC NOTICE
Ille olllct Of the <ltfk of lllt ebOvt tn• ----------l'ICTITIOUS •USINISS
NAMI STATl!.Ml!.NT
Tiie fotlOWlllQ Ptf'SGn I\ do11>9 butl• Mu as·
PACIFIC COAST TYPESETTING
IS4t Ao.ins A-. COst• Mfta, CA
U•l•
. . .
HUD Hit on Discrindnation luue
WASIUNGTON <AP) -A study says the
recteral sovemment haJ railed to ellmJnate housing
diacrimination ror three reasons: the law has no
teeth; the aaenelea char1ed with enforcement bave too little money, and the Job they have done
11 l~adequate. "Houalna dlacrlmlnatlon remains widespread
ln this country," the U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Hid ln a 235·P•ae report that ra1ned its heaviest
blow1 on the Department or Housing and Urban
Development.
••When HUD rinds discrimination and at·
tempts to conciUate a resolution. the department is auccessM only about hall the time." the study
ea ya.
.
departments. other rederal •aenciea witb r~
housing responaibilitlea have alto been lDeftecJ1ve
tn carrying out their duties."
The report crltlci1ed HUD and JU1tJce for not
strenuously seeking more money for enforcement.
"Even when all other ralr houllnl procrama
and agencies are included, the federal fair houalnl
budget ii only $17.4 mllllon," the study said.
"Com,artng this figure with the more tbu
$300 million which tbe government currently
spends on the enforcement or equal employment
laws. It ls clear that the government bu given 'A
very low priority to the enforcement of rair houa·
ing programs ...
THE STUDY POINTED TO the Veterans Ad·
"IF RESPONDENTS DO not agree to HUD's minis tration as doing a poor job of handling com·
proposals in conciliation. the probability or further plaints and said "there is considerable evidence
action ls low: only 10 percent or the cases HUD that minorities applying for loans rrom VA do not
cannot conciliate are referred to the Department receive as ravorable treatment as non-minorities."
of Justice and few or those cases are pursued.·· The Justice Department came in for some
The commission said neither HUD nor J ustice. praise. however.
after 10 years of experience with fair housing laws. Its housing and credit section "has consistent·
has devised a satisfactory s trategy for combating ly been successful in its efforts to obtain relier in
discrimination. fair housing cases." the report said. •·Jn the entire
"Their programs are largely complaint· course of its existence, the section has lost, on the
oriented and ad hoc. despite the fact that few vie· merits, only two cases ...
tims of housing discrimination file complaints or "As the sole federal entity specirically as·
are even aware that the ir rights have been violat-signed fair hous ing enforce ment responsibility, thf
ed." the study said. section needs to be able lo bring considerably
And it added that in the absence of a strong ex· more litigation than the slightly more than 300
ample of enforcement and guidance from the two cases it has brought to date." ----~---.......;-'--'~~~~~~~~...-~~~~~-
'Hospitality'
Home Feature
Separation of .. hospitality .. and privacy areas
is reatured al The Madison. one of fou r s ingle·
family attached residences orrered by Broadmoor
Homes at Turtle Hock in l n •ine
Deck areas and a balconied hall way overlook·
ing the two·story entry below are highlights of the
.. hospitality'· wing .
A huge li\'ing room-dining area with fireplace
and vauJted eeilings. wa llt'<l in glass and opening ---------------------to a full width deck a re highlighted
A SLOPED-CEILING family room with wet
bar and nook is open to the contemporary kitchen
a nd to the second deck area.
A sleeping wing featuring two secondary
bedrooms and bath and a sloped-ceiling master
suite with walk-in closet. compartmentalized
dressing roomtbath and sliding glass doors lo a
•private patio area are located to the rear of the
hom es.
The tWO·Story Madison model orrers 2,275·
square.feet of living area. while Vi sta homes are
available in split·level and tri-level designs with
from 1.860 to 2,855-square-feet or living space.
HOMES WITH TWO bedrooms and den to four
bedrooms are priced from $160.900 to $198.900. and
Include custom a ppointments.
Design ele m ents are skylights and entry
·royers : formal dining rooms. master suites and
li ving rooms. vaulted ceilings in some plans and
an "abundance .. of glass.
Kitchens have built-in electric appliances 1n·
eluding microwave oven and trash compactor and
feat ure nooks. built-in pantry and lu minous ceil·
ings.
FOCUSING ON A ftve-acrc public park. the
165-home Broadmoor development offers tennis
courts. swimming pool. spa and cabana A
homeowners association provides maintenance of
common areas and facilities, home roofs and ex·
teriors walls.
Turtle Rock Vista is reached by taking the San
Diego Freeway south to Culver Drive in Irvine.
then right on Cul ver, left on Campus. left on Turtle
Rock Drive and left again at lfillgate. Model
homes and sales office are open daily from 10 a.m
to 6 p.m.
Let House Cut Tax Bill
Your ho me ,,huuld bt:-.
b~R 1de~ >o ur nest or
dreams an mrome ta't
l.J\ er Fr11m the moment you take tttle to the day
~ou tum over the key to
the ne x t tnhab1t unti.. )OU
.ir<.' <.'ndo\\ NI \\ ll h <rp
pnr111n1111•, 10 min1m11c
>our Id\ h tll
\\ h1 h· \fill 0 \\0 tht'
h ome. ~nur l \111 maJo r
.1nnu.il d l·d utllOrh .ire
property tJiw ::. J nd the
mtl'r<•st on tht• m o rtJHJJ.!e .
Tht"•C can tw en ns 1dt.'rJ
blC' dC'dvc-llon'
l\rep m mind tha t 11
tlol·~n I maltt•r '' ht•thcr
.\\>U pa) p ro1)t?rt.\ IJl<t'">
dtrt·ttl~ or throu.L!h .tn
t'M' l"O\\ J l0l'OUOI hdd h\
thl· ha nJ.. In l'llht•r <·ai-l:
~OU d t•dlll'f lhl' 'lllll Jl
tuall~ paid lo l ht: l11l·<il
t<l\111,g .iuthont~
\bo. U'lllJ.! p;irt nl ~our
ho m e r o ~ b "~in es s
pur poses ~onstitutes • deduction for th* portion or the homo expenses
u se d ror the bu.~incss. It
1s based on the square
loolai.te or s pace used ror
huc;1nt'SS llo w e ,·e r . it
m u'>t ht· u~t'd cxclus 1vl'ly
for bu,mess
Whalevt>r 11our r eal
estate needs.· call us. We
have all the tools anli
expertis e to ha n dle your
r eal est a te transaction s
IO<'ally . Plus we offe r the
umque advantages or the
n atio.n ·Wi d e ERA
netW.Ork ... adva ntages
that cost you nothing
extra . Give u s a call
today . We're he re to
he lp '
EH •\ Shorl'rf'l'!il Healtv
i 7 Ml X46·5S73 .
121:1 I 592·Zi47 .
Yovr last opportunity to o w n a
to wnhouse under S t00.000 1n the West
Coast's mos t exciting develop·
ment . Hun11ng1on Harbor! You are on
lee land •• 111s1 a dash a w ay trom ocean.
marinas. social gathe11ngs •. a great
place for the young and the young·at·
heart' Ouahly is supreme In these 2·
t>Bdroom homes that leat111e walk-in
closets. fireplace. gourmet kitchen.
patto. your own garage a cross the
patio . 2 112 ba1hs. dining area and
many thOughtlul touches
c-r..-Of tM Cltllt, wllNn i-montltl •lier Ille lirst
"-"""' llld Et41t1 of .. le et loft Of tllls notice.
MARIL E. YOVA•T.aU OlledAtlrll 10, 1'1' MARIE I(. YOUAltT •• u . Fr~es H. ~Mlll•n
1111.0 '°""• or to prei.ent 111em, wltll
Ille nectn•ry 11oucl'lers. to the un·
derMllMCI et STEPHEN C. JONU ,
.. 10 81rtll No. JOO, N-port Bee<,.,
C.lllorl'll• ftt60, wt>lcll " Ille pie<• Of
llllilMSI Of'"' UllderSIOMd ,,, •II mal•
1er1 per1ellll,. to tllt ell•tt 01 Mid -ctdent, wlt11'1'1 four montl'IS •fl•r tile
11"1 publk allon of'"" notl<• Oeltcl Mlr<ll 1t, 1t1t
Mar\ L•wnnte WWQt-tll. ~ 1
Monrovia Avtnvt, Co,I• Mu a. C:A .,.,,
EnJoy the good
llfe .... twlmmlng
pool , club
houae, m•m·
bef1hlp 09tlon1
In Huntington
Herb« t•cllltl ..
... but you bettef
•cl ft11 ...
MA!tlE I(. JCALTHOFP',ake Eaecutwot Ille Wiii 01
MltS. J.E. YOUAll'r 1111-l\llMd ~
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........... 0r ... CMM 0.Uy PllOI Pwllll-°'.,.,. C..sl 0.llY PllOI,
•• H,IS,Jl,tf1' l•U.1' AIW IJ,tt,ltllldMey•,ttlt 14jlolt
Otis P.ul Sttr\ey f.M<utor of lllt Wiii 01
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AttwlltY lw """"-' Pulllll...., °'""" C:0.14 Dally PllOI, A'"'" '· •. is. "" un.tt
Tiiis buSlnttl ii COl'OUCled by •n '"
C11•10ua1
IMrk L. ~wor1h fP11S Slelemtl'lt was ltle<J Wiii\ I ...
County Cler\ of Or•n~ C.ovnly Oii
M•rtnU, 1'19 ,,,...,
Pul>hlll9d 0rMl9t Coest Delly PllOI
Apfll I, t, IS, 22, tt1'
•
SHAFFER DEVELOPMENT
714 I 846-5988 or 714 I 8tM44J
•
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8J• 0AA. Y PILOT 9undav. Apfll 1a. 1911
..... ,.. ,.HM MW.. Uie ~Nar)' a&ep1'
f1!11~I•1ta1a.c 1 M•e lilere. I llavt et .. idea, b9t I aa toafued. A brW-f
..... a.e-.elpl-.i ........
8 .J., ~ck Valley
Thero is a definite proce involvl'd an lht•
Frebue or the Ull1 of rt'al tate. It as ~ t to
tD&Jow a l,)("tlf1<' proet'dur Avoid 1hortcuu and
a\'01d lM m1shtkc or a .. urning that \'crythin& v.-111 J>c th WU )'OU lhOUfilhl It ~hould 00
Tht> gr em<'nl rntcrcd lnto bet1111 n the buycr
and t•lkr whirh clc,rr1b<> the> terJll~ of th1·
purrhui;c.' 111 t·~1llt•tl the purrhui.c aJ(~t'nt or de•
po'lt rt't'l.'•Pl Thai, ltJ:rt-t•mt•nl hou)d Ix! lft wr1tln.c
to prott><'t th1• buy1•r und .,ellcr lk>th part1 mu•• a~f~C to .tll lhl.l t\!rmb nll <'Md1t1ons o( tht• <'Oil
}J"ftrt bc.•for\.' 1l will b1•tomc b1nd1n~
• Your n ·;d 1.•i.t.ill' .igl·nt will handle du cc•t
n\.'a,tOU~1t111n' on ~our beh.alf Thf' u.it'nl "'tH prest•nt
'cnu· ufr1•r to th1• ,,,11,•r Thi• wt11~r v.-111 tht•n c.·1lhl:.'1
,u•rt.:pl. rt'Jl't'l. or 111ltkt• U l'OUntrr orfor i\ {'()Ufikl
orfrr ll> lllt'r\'h' 41 IWW Ofrl·r On d1rf,•renl term'
11n:.1d1• bv tht• M.•ikr Thi:. vroct'' wtll conlmue unUI
yuu JNI th-.· i.cll,•r n •uth uo 011n.'t.'mcn1 Or until
om· tif vou <h'l'ldt•s to :.top thl' n1·wot111t1011:1
t•· YOll ARE bu) 1n.: on )our O\\O. lhu pr0t•t•i-s
is v11 tually lht.• i.utrw ;ic1·1•pl thul you 111·.:oUa lt•
d1reelly \\tth tht• M•llt-r
' Es04X'hlll ). "ht•n ou 1 eprescnl )Ourst-lf. 1l ti.
wise tu eo~ult Jn uuornl')' before you ent..-r 1nlo
an ugN>cmcnL to buy •• houi.l' ,\u utturney \\ 111 act
you and assist you In the preparation of the
menti> and will include> term and condllloni.
. Sal)' to best protect )our antcre ls
The! pWthasc nijrccml'll\ to buy a houso s hould w;..-~~ .., lhut uny deposit or down p.ymenl h.
.... . ... . -··-
A \lieee ol the Drlak
\rborlakc II, a water-oriented community
in Irvine's Woodbridge. is in its final phase
of construction. according to a spokesman
for McLain Development Co .. builder. Two
and lhn• '-bedroom condominiums ar~
..
. ..... -........... ---···~· -.
-
priced from Sl24.500. To visit the develop·
m ent take the !:iirnta Ana Freeway to
Culver Drive. go west to Wurncr and turn
left to the models at 65 Lakeview
'
REAL ESTATE
Single-family
Home Prices
Hit Record j
The median price or a single·famll)' dwelllq
ln California topped $75.000 ror lhe fint ttme ln
Jebruary tn rising lo a new record hi1h of 111.511.
the California Association of Realton reported.
The February median was more than $2,000
above the previous record high or $73,493 reported
in January.
The median price level varied widely within
th e stale, from SSl,738 in Northern California to
$121.901 in the Lower Desert area. The largest one·
month increase in the median price ln recent
memory was reported by the Lower Desert reaion.
16.9 percent. Much or this increase reflects a rising
proportion or larger homes sales in the Palm
Springs area, according to the report released last
week.
··TWO f 'ACTS ATTt;sT lo the streneth or the
real estate market tn California as a result of
Febru1Jry·s performance ... s aid Clark E. Wallac:t?.
or Moraga, CAR president. "Bo~ the median
price level and the volume of sales a re up .
·'The 5tall'·Wide median price rose by more
than $9.200 13.9 percent in a year's time, and
s ales volume in 1-'ebruary was up 6.4 percent over
the previous month and 6.3 percent over sales ac-
tivity in February. 197H ...
The CAR Research and Economics Depart·
ment reported 12.626 singlc ·family-dwelling re·
sales among iti. 52-board sample in February. ..
Me It\ &.be cvC'nt thol soml'lhinf( goes wrong
r •hlch you have no <'Ontrol. For ~mplt'. ir
bit-to <1l)loln thC' uitrt<ed upon loa.n, or a
tion of tht• how.e . howi. a Sf'rioui. dl'-
)'09 Id be uhll' to re•i.t•1nd and have your
New Homes Sales Open
.. REGIONAL VARIATIONS in activity levels
were clearly evident in February." said Wallace .
"The most dramatic change occurred in the San
f'ranc1sco Bay Area where the number of sales
was up 51 percent from the prnvious month. Ac·
t 1v1ty an the San J ose and southern Alameda dis·
tncti, wai. particularly strong ... y t'rl
19111 l'OU AND the i.dler sign the purchase
~-you arc cxpectl'd to make a deposit.
Devonwood Two Miles From Harbor Other area:-reporting increased sales ac~ivity
over January were lhf' g reater Los Angeles area.
up 9 percent : Orange County~ 6 .4 pereent:
northern ""wane country ... 7.7 percent : and Lower
Desert. 4.3 percent.
amount of the d eposit can be whatever you
~ the &ellt-r agn•e upon.
..-Mate sure you have pro\'idcd for the return of
r deposit. less l'xpen~c:,, should the tran!>act1on
through no fault of your own. At the sam<' time
Sales of the 13-home Devonwood Es tates
neigh borhood in Huntington Beach have opened a\
the other Devonwood Estates development in
Fountain Valley where fully decorated models
arc open daily from 10 a.m. to dusk. according to a
spokesman for developer. G. F. Goeden and Co.
waterline to refrl~<'rator tccmakl•r. hardwood
cabinets. ceramic lllc counlcrtops. easy-care vinyl
flooring, luminous ceilings, pantry and a "pass.
through" window to the garden. After an extremely active fourth qualUr in
1978. the San Diego a rea reported a 40.3 percent
drop in sales volume 10 February. and Northern
Calirorrua posted a 38.6 percent decline. Other
areas reporting slackened activity were ~e Cen·
tral Valley. down 18.9 pe rcent: Riverside-San
Bernardino. 14 8 percent: anti Monte rey. 10.S per·
tent.
you Sire prott!cllng yourself as a buyer , the
llie11er needs protection. Sometime~ bu¥ers gel cold ~et or s imply change tht•1r minds. Thi>; can be
,am aging t.o the seller
; Once you a nd Lhl' :.t:ller have !>1gne<I a
)Orchase agreement, you a re n ·ady to hl·g rn
escrow Thts IS a &>rO<'l't.lun• lfl ~h1rh )'OU plact.•
)'Our deposit mont•ys Jn<I lht• ..,l'llN pl<ict'" the· deed
tn the.' keepm~ of ;i nt•utral third party call('cl an
e~t.·rO\\ ,.gt•nt. You ;inti thl· ..,!.'lier ..,,·l1.·1·l lht· , . ..,r ro''
a.~ent. \\ hll·h m ay lw a t1tlt• rn .... 111·J1ll't' l'On&µan~.
an CM·ro\i. c·omµan~· or :.i hank or o;;n tnl!S ancl l(lan
~ crow del)artm<>nl
The Huntington Beach project -two miles
from Huntington Harbour -is located on Graham
Street. north of Warne r Avenue across from the
~1eadowlark golf course 1-'irs t move-ins are an-
ticipated for early August.
To reach the Devonwood Estates model com-
plex of 9899 Moon River Circle in Fountain Valley.
take the San Diego Freeway to Brookhursl Street.
travel south on Brookhurst to Garfield Avenue.
west on Garfield ont• block lo Cimarron Street.
turn right and follow thl· signs . Information.
962·9969.
Pnced from $163.950 to $214 ,950. the three to
fi\'l' b<•droom homt•!-t rangC' from 2.2i2 to 3.525·
squarc•-f('(.'t of li\'ing l'.pacC' and arc avuilablc in six
om· or l\\O·~tory (l(lOr plan ... and W exterior dl·
sig ns
The homes fc•aturc· Ct'ramic tile e ntries.
t•arpC'lrn~. ~unken It v1ng room!:>: 'aultcd n ·iltngl>
with \\ood beams : two or three wuod·burning THE TWO OF you then ~1gn c~1·ro~ in~true ftrepluces with gas log lighters : dining rooms :
tionl>. Thl.!M> documl•nts numc the (·ondtlion.., that two.and-a ·half or three bathrooms : family rooms:
mu:.t be met befon· lh<' ~ale can Ix-completed. breakfast nooks : wet bars : separatc. inside laun·
EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall l\'kCardle 1~ pre!:.!· dry rooms: walk·in clo!>ets and maste r bedroom , .. m n1111111\ ,,,.,""·"",
dent or thl' lk ::il Estaler..,. ht· is elso an a uthor. let· suites. • .• 11
ltt \ .. , '
tun•r .md 1m.truC"lllr Sl•nd your commcntl> and Kitchens ha ve continuous·clcaning double •·•:: 1:1:i1
quc .... t10~ to Handy ~lc·C~a~r=d=le~.~1·~<~>~J=k=1x~l=~=J:·~~o~,~~~n~w~i~~~m~i~cr~o~w~·a~v~e~.~fi~v~e~-b~u~m~e~r~g~a~s~c~oo~k~to~p~.~~~~·~1~11~i~l~41~§~11~~~~ ('osw 1\fo:-.;.i. California 92ti!fi. dishwasher. garbagl' disposer. trash compactor.
Seminar
Scl1eduled
AtOCC
"Opportunilie!. for a
Career m Real Estate"
is the title of a four-hour
seminar being offered al
Orange Coast College
April ~-
Hours are 6·10 p.m. in
f'ine Arts I tall 119. The
&eminar il'> presented a s
~. part or OCC's F1ve-
:itar Certificated Bus i·
~ Development Pro· '~ in Rea l Estate. -'egjstration fee is Sl5.
,,Clrets a re available in Jbt OCC Ticket Office,
1Jo.~ated ih lhl' ad-
eUststraUon building, 1101 Fairview Road, ~ala Mesa. The officP
ia open Monday through
J'riday from 8 a .m . to 7
p.m .• Saturdays fro m 8
a .m. to noon. lnforma ·
tion about the seminar.
~·5880.
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H o m e.o w n e r s :
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any reason. Credit.
no problem .
Borrow on your
equity. Call now for
courteous. fast in formation.
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operates the official
center for Cos t a
Mesa.
Ocean
privag;and ~ene~ peace of mind.
Stan wi1h Jasmine Creek, certainly one of the choice 1ocut1on~ in Newport
Beach. Add a 24-hour uttendcd gatc·hou<>e. Now imagin e onc-\tory. two.
Mory. anti sphl·lcvcl, i.ingle·fom ily attached home:.. all of them architl'CturJI
gems loaded with d1llt&nctive features. Then the Clubho11-.c ""h pool~ an1I
night-lighted tennis courts. Put lhc\C elements together ;inJ ~ou have a ltk,tylc
most people dream of and only ;i few rcnliLc. If you arc the l.inJ of pcrw n
who demands a fine rc~idcncc in a privu tc communal). Jasmine Creek dc~cr\c'
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Speetaeular Homes
To Be Open For
Arehiteetural Tour
An Italian sink graces the master bath in
the Brief home. The house, designed by
Bert Tarayao, is perched on the bluffs of
South Laguna. The master bath is glass-
roofed.
Five Laauna Beub homes de·
1i1nt.'d by Orange Coast architects
will be opened for lnspectlon Sunday.
April 22. for the annual home tour
s ponsored by the Orange County
cha pters of lhe American Institute of
Architects 1AIA> und the Women's
Architectural Leugue
Tour hours arc noon to 5 p m
Tickets art> available rrom the AIA
ofhce, 4000 Westerly Place. Suite 205,
ewport Beach .
Proceed s w i II b e u sed for
~cholarships for architectural s tu·
dents and awards for a n annual high
school design competition.
The homes and architects on the
tour are:
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kalatsky, a
hill11ide residence overlooking the
ocean. designed by Harrison and
Lorenzini, AIA : Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Brief. a bluff house in South Laguna,
8l'rl Tarayao. AIA.
Also. Vernon Spita leri, Emerald
Bay. designed by Jack Cressman.
i\ I A: Dr. PctC'r Kcrkhovc. Victoria
Be ach. a n extensive remodel by
Morris Skenderian. AIA . and the Bill
Bas tajian family, a r ough-hewn
cedar home by Arthur Danielian. AIA . u
Daily Pilot
Photos by
Richard Koehler
Posing in the living room of her home Is Mrs. Barry Brief with American
Institute of Architects President Robert Thomas.
I
711e on-site recreation srea at the Brief home in-
cluc;Jes. a sauna anc;J pool along with a tennis court
which is located ad1acent to the highway and acts as
a sound buffer.
A multiplicity of views in the soaring 4, 050-square-
foot Brief home is facilitated by splitting the levels so
' that one area can sight over another to the sea.
View here is from steps on the bluff.
Who Are Lonely Guys?
Who are the Lonely Guys?
They tend to be a little bald and look as if they have
been badly shaken up in a bus accident. Cartoonist Jules
Feiner obviously had "Lonely Guy" s tamped on his
forehead in the cradle. Buck Henry. Guys like lhat. But it
gets tricky. Woody Allen is doubtful. We're not talking sby
here.
Warren Beatty get.s you mixed up because of all his
dating. He may be a secret Lonely Guy. Why else would he
bav~ made "Shampoo," which winds up with him on a hill.
albeit a Beverly Hill, puzzling over the folly or the human
condition? Jack Nicholson's too quirky.
Except for Truman. all presidents are Lonely Guys
since they have to go off regularly and make decisions that
affect the hearts and minds or Americans ror 1eneratlons
to come. They usually do that alter lunch. One blooper and
that's it ror an entire generation to come. All of which
makes for a tense Oval omce Lonely Guy.
Women can be Lonely Guys, too. t·emaJe stand-up
comics, ror example. Alto .women who are sensitive but
are trapped lmide lovely faces and bodies. Jacqueline
Onaaala may be a Lonely Guy. On nl1hts when she has
been escorted to lhe ballet by the wron1 Iranian.
Kierke1aard was probably the first Modern Day Lone·
ty Guy, atthou1h he may have disquallfied himself when
be came up with faith. •
Howard Hu1be1 went over the line when he let those
rin1ernalls grow.
Right fielders are Lonely Guys. So are free safeties.
doormen and large do1s.
<See WHOT, Pa .. 812)
'What Do You Do?'
We all derive much or our self.esteem
from our occupation.
All or us like lo reel that what we do is
important and we are. or Ideally a re.
proud of the end product we help to deliver
-whether it be a bacon and avocado
sandwich or a newspaper .
We define ourselves and others so much
Claergl
Ro•o
by our occupation that when we go to
social gatherings, the first question raised
after meeting someone new ls: "What do
you do?"
As an lllustration. have you ever been to
a party where someone replies be collects
unemployment? People physically back
away.
Most of us have a lso proirammed
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ourselves to think some occupations are
more Important tha n others and
sometimes they are.
The president ot the n1ted States cer·
tainly does have more impact on more
lives lhan the bread dclivt!ryman or trash
collector in Costa Mes a . but it doesn't
mean we should treat either of the latter
with less dignity or respect as human be·
in'll\· Last Sunday night I was al a gathering
with an obnoxi ous woma n and he r
husband. This woman manages several
clothing stores and has apparently been
str iving for and has finally achieved what
she considers to be the pinnacle or success.
She and her husband recently purchased
a large h ome I n an expens ive
neighborhood which she feels is ber ticket
and introduction Into what abe considers to
be an elite social strata.
Her new status 10 life, she boasted,
makes It impossible ror her to ''h ve
without" an English nanny for the children
and a .. little Mexican maid" to do the
housework. Mrs . Obnoxious, though failing to men·
lion her parents own the s tores she
manages and lhat he r husband works long
hours to make his own business successful.
recounted a tale of how she started as a
lowly salesclerk and rose to the top.
..By God." she said triumphantly ... I
m ade it on my own and anyone who can't
make it. I have absolute ly no sympathy
for:·
Expressing her contempt ror those she
now considers beneath her. she talked
about the "u lesgirls " who work in her
stores for minimum wage. "It's all they're
worth." she said smugly.
It may seem as though I'm being a little
harsh on Mrs. Obnoxious . But I don't think
she's \hat uncommon or an example of
someone l06t ln labels who DOW plac4'8
more emphasis on outward social 1landlng
and materiality than on human value.
True. we may be what we do and we all
want to believe the old Horatio Aller story
that Ir we work really hard and do our
best. we'll rise to the top.
And we want to be paid ralrly for our
performance and we want to enjoy o'-r
creature comforts. But maybe Mrs. Ob-
noxious' idea or m aking it Isn 't everyone's.
Maybe while she was making it, she lost
it on the way.
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Lonely Guy: Part 4 Buy
A Dog Women and the Lonely; Guy
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For the Lonely Guy who can't set
alon1 With a pel'tlOI\, a dot ma1 be Jwt
tbe tkket He can start wlth a doe. ~
bow lt IC*& a nd then ab1ft O\'et' to a
human bf.Ina. Or hl' t-u ltop With the
dol It'• up to hlm
Herl\ ta~ IOIQf' or UM-~--thlus about havll\I a~ .. aitiil .... of t6e
draw t>aflus
• A DOG &1 aftccltonat But theft is
no w-.y tu iel a grip on a doa so that
·ou fun t;h't It lea1t1mate hua You
wind up hu&:iOnat at around some
dl'hcuti.' rt>Pf'Oduct&vt' oraun
Also. o dog Is 110\Ut'<I \n tho way 1t can
l'Xprc5S urrccuon 1'ht• l.()n ly Guy who
requll'ft u ''llficty of technaqllf'. will
i>O()n grow W(' ry or the &iamc Old Un•
1muganatlvc lkk. nd :.nuatl
• DOCi 1s l'Ub) to feed But a dog is
nevt-r flni hed t'<•llna.: nything il ~ats
111 cons1d<'red an hors d'Ol'uvre U It
were up to tht• dog. It would eut until it
became un t.>lephunt
• A DOG 1s loyal lo its muster. That
Is. w~ assume that a dog is loyal to its
IDa ster because or Lassie. But we don't tno\I this ror s ure. SaJ you hve in Apartment 14·H. One
day, your dog accidentally wanders off
th" elevator into lO·H. The fellow there
gives him unlimited Gainesburcen and.
tb ' c;l\nch the de1l. throws In Alpo
9Wedlsh meatball::.. which are irresisti-
ble to a dog.
)tis a harsh thought to contemplate.
but tht! dog may decide to tie on with
the gt.&y In IO·H and never Cive you
another thought. .
• 1 When you are dealing with a dog, tt\ere ls always the lingering suspicion
that' if you 'r e both tra pped in a
mine shaft for a week or so, the dog will start to eat your legs.
' • A DOG will protect you from bad
people, But a dog will protect you from ~ondtri'ful people, too. It doesn't edit.
1 tr "a person of the finest moral
d 1aracter shows up at your doorstep.
the d6g may behave as if the caller is
Ch'arl'es Manson out on a work·release
program.
When grcat·looking women from Tex·
as show up to collect for something, the
dog may chase them away, too.
On the other hand. the dog may run
rl~ht over and lick an embezzler.
• A DOG will attract women. but not
to yoll. These women are legitimately
interested m the ammal. They are not
using this interest as a cheap ploy to get
to meet you. There 1s nothing lonelier
than standing on the street with a collie
that bi surrounded by adoring women.
" • A DOG all ows ~ou to feel superior.
Gut then most dogs have belter blood
Imes than their masters Ir you step out
or line. the dog WIJI g1ve you a haughty
look, a reminder that its forebears
y ipped along at the heels of Louis
Quinze. And that you are a fellow from
the South Bronx.
• IF YOU own a dog, you will no
longer have to sleep alone. True, but
dogs are terrible sleepers. A leaf falling
in the next county will have the dog
leaping out or bed and howling out the
window. A dog will a lways take the
most comfortable part of the bed, forc-
ing the owner to s leep around the dog.
• A DOG will end your lqneliness. It
may end your freedom. too. Once you
commit lo one. you can't play with it
and then hang it up in the closet like a
London Fog raincoat. n ·s always there.
st"l ring at you and reminding you of
s< '!thing you didn't do for it.
llJIT aECAllSE vov·a1: a Loaely Guy. it
doe• not mean you've ••-d 1oodbye lo 16tx . Not
by • '°"I 1bot. There's tOlll of it out tbere and
h'1 your obll11Uon to IO oul and aeoop up 110me.
You're probably mcm• interested In women
than ever, the only queataon be1na how to pro·
cffd wtt.h them
Men and wom n ln tlk' IMte "108 don't have
the 1U1htetl lnklln1 of what to do with one anoth~r. Each ex looks at the other with u
baletu.I eye The •Oi1hh.•11t anture. scratching an
ear, or the m t lnn()('t'nt clUt-1ttion -"How are
your tomatOM'' · i. oft n m . lnterp~ted as u
hoallle aet Nt•w translaloi may be net.'<lt.'<1
between~ 11:e •
01 Square One
NOW THAT WOMEN ARE EQVAL. they '-
re I a bit awkward uboul It and wonder if they
:.hould have pu. hcd i.o hard. Men would hke to
reach out und h •11> bul are afraid they will bt!
&moa:shed 11 lht> h ad. Most men and women are
m1serablt.' about lhlb stale or affairs
Tfle bedroom nttdn't have a moat
aroaod U-Just bee.use a guy Is looely.
HumorlJi& Bruce Jay Friedman tickles
tfle funny bone as be gives guideU11e11 oo
MHll objectPJ, loglsUcs and blind al-
leys.
la tlals tut of a rour-part seriett ex-
cerpted from tbe book .. The Lonely
Guy's Book Of Life,•• Friedman says
sex la serious buslaess • . • that cu be
very fanny. From tbe book, .. The Looe·
ly Guy's Book or Ufe" by Friedman
and reprinted by permisuoo of the
publisher. McGraw.fflll Book Co.
Into this ~rim arena s teps you. the Lonely
Guy. Whal chance do you have for success with
women'! Considering your past record. you may
feel the question is absurd. But is it. really?
THOUGH YOU T END TO BE a bit pale and
green around the gills. you stiJJ retain a bat-
tered charm. You know fajlure. Rejection has
been your friend. You are solidly grounded in
ineptitude. Tired or being mis understood.
you ·ve elected to be silent. This gives you the
appearance of being a wonderful listener. These
qualities will appeal to the discerning woman who
does not reject you on sight.
This is not to say that lovely young women
will be readily available to you. There is an
abundance of them. but they are not all that
eusy lo get at In many cases. you will have tu
content yourself with SC'CIDA them pass in re
\'iew ben('nth your windowsill. or disappear into
the arms of a Chtl(':tn. But you must continue to
make a slab at getting !>omc. no matter how
thankless a task it seem::.. lt ·s not essential that
you succeed. Repeated tries will keep you in
trim for that far-off day when you become A
Lonely Guy No More
WHAT FOLLOWS ARE GUIDELINES
about women for you. the Lonely Guy, in your
bid for a sliee of the romantic pie If none seems
applicable. remember that the greatest mmds
in his tory have f1 ::.hed m these very waters and
rarely come up with a ni bble~
Fa1Dous women. Just because a woman
is famous a nd successful 1s no reason to give up
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on her. We have all heard the stories. Candice
Bergen sits home on Saturday nights. Cybill
Shepherd, same thing. So when Saturday night
comes around. call up Candice Bergen. The
cha nces are you will catch her as she is about to
go out -because all those stories are ridiculous
-but at least you will have the thrill of having
made contact with Candice Bergen and not hav-
ing s pent a Totally Lonely Saturday night.
Macia Younger Women. Don't be Intimidat-
ed by Much Younger Women. Considerable non-
sense has been written about th~ pitfalls of such
relationships the Middle·Aged Lonely Guy
and the Much Younger Lovely Young Thing.
There is only one real danger younger
women love to let out blood-curdling screams.
leap out from behind couches and pretend their
heads have been chopped off. As a fun thing.
They can't, for the hfe of them. grasp why you
may find this offputtmg.
If you can surmount thjs one obstacle, it's
full speed ahead on women many years your
junior.
Actresses. No one can be more charming if
you have a part for them.
Models. Good. when they hit age 29 and re ·
alize they are not going to get away with their
behavior forever.
Stragegy
i\fler you ·n· 1.m·kctl out an ob1ccl. 1t ·s time
to focus on log1sl1cs I h·n· an· somt• ideas
PICKING l P WOMEN. ~fany Lonely Guy~
have reported gn •at ... ucct·ss in p1ckmg up
women. Literally p1ck1ng thl·m up. right off the
ground. This tat:t1c hns merit 1f 1t 1s not applied
indiscriminately. It would not be wise. for ex-
am pie. to race over a nd pic k up Lillian
Hellman.
BE YOURSELF. Learn to be yourself
around women. As a Lonely Guy. you may feel
1rs a bat risky. but 11 mus t be done. nonetheless.
If you read Hustler. don·t hide the latest issue in
the breadbox JUSl because a woman is on tbe
way.
Horses are Lonely Guys unless they are the s poiled
favorites of girls named Wendy in Darien, Conn.
Weddmg and tmgagement announ-
cements run on Sunday m the Druly
1'1/ot ,..orm~ are aoo1lable at all
Daily Pilot offices or by calling the
f'eatures Department .642-4321.
To avoid disappomtment. prospec·
twc bndes arP reminded to have
their wed.dmg stones. with a black·
a11d-wh1te glossy of the bride or of
the couple. to the F'eatures Depart·
ment one week l>efore the weddmg.
All of Canada may be a Lonely Guy.
.. Boat People" thought they were Lonely Guys until
they got settled In suburban homes in Sacra mento.
Married people are fond of saying that they are Lonel y
Guys. too. But this is like marching in solidarity for Choe·
taw rights, when you·re not a Choctaw.
Lonely Guys lean against railings a lot and stare off in
the distance with bunched·up jaw muscles. They had a bad '
lime at summer camp and are afraid t hey are going to be
sent back there. even at age 40.
Lonely Guys start to fill out forms with great en-
thusias'm. then quickly lose heart. r1ght around the part
that a sks for their mother ·s maiden name.
Engagement announcements.
with block·ancJ.wh1te glossy of the
future bnde or tht' couple. must be
received by the 1"eatures Deport-
ment su weeks before the weddmg
date.
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POM1881VBNE88. Never be pa11111ive. U
a female friend lets on tbat she la aolnl out wltb
another man. be kind and undentandlna. It she
saya she would like to IO out with all ol tbe PtUI·
burab 91.eelen, lnclucllnl the coaeblnl ltaff.
the same rule applles. TeD her: "Kalb. ~uat
go rilht ahead and do what you feel ts • ·•
Unless you actually care for her, in wblcb case
you must see to It that she bas no male contact.
whatsoever.
A CODE OF HONOR. Never appl'OKll a
friend's airlfrlend or wlfe with mischief u your
goal. There are just too many women in tbe
world to justify that sort of dishonorable
behavior. Unless she's really attractive.
MEETING WITH MOM. Even in the New
Culture. it remains true that the best way to tell
how a woman is going to tum out is to meet her
mom. So insist on Meeting with Mom. Your
girlfriend may be the fairest nower beneath the
sun, but if her mom looks Uke a utility infielder
for the Montreal Expos, rest assured that your
girl will eventually take on that Expo look.
NEW EROGENOUS ZONES. One of the
great breakthroughs in sex has been discovery
of all the new erogenous zones. Once it was
thought that there were only a handful. Now
they are all over the place, with new ones being
re~rted every day. Don 't try to go at too many
all al once If you do, they'll cancel one another
out. with some of the traditional old-line ones
being neutralized.
SURPRISES. Creativity Is fine in sex\ But
try to avoid surprises. Unless you have an-
nounced it far in advance. do not suddenly
reach over and pour a boysenberry sundae over
your partners feet.
Gener~y. it is a good idea to keep sex slm-
ple. If eqwpment has to be used. make sure it is
bundled up in advance and kept alongside the
bed. Nothing is more disturbing than to have to
call things to a halt whHe you rummage through
old cartons for a Pinocchio costume.
Heroism Pays Off
There will be times when you may not feel
terribly sexy. On those occasions, think of tbe
middle linebacker who plays while in pain. The
novelist who uses his gray periods to rip off
bestsellers. The downcast actor who rues in
from the wings. And there·s a bonus -your
wailing sounds will be taken for passionate
ones. An agonized teeth.gnashing grimace will
slip by as a look of ecstasy. Cry out : "I can ·t
take it any more ·· Your partrler will assume
you're findi ng il all unbcan1hly delightful.
Sex 1s too important to be sloughed off
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Jill Goodt-nouah and Jerry Simon. both or
lluntln6'lM Ut'Och. have t'~chaniccd wcddinl(
vow
The brtd<•. d UU1%hlcr of Mr:; BarnNt
G o o d c no u Ji h of n o I b o-. .1 n d I'' ru n 1..1 1 n
GOOdl'llOU)lh or llunt1ngto n Beach. gradUJll'd
from Or~nge l'ou>t Coll<·~c unlt wall utlc11tl
Callromla State UnJverslty, Long Bc-nch
Th• bridegroom. son of Leo Simon or Chino
and Mrs Hall Simon. Fullerton, gratualed from
C'al Poly Pomonu und Cal Stale Fullerton
Manning-Calvert
A w~dmg trip to Palm Springs and Ila" nu
followed the wedding of Cheryl Calvert of Co:.t ...
Mesa and Dirk Manning of Manhattan Beach
The couple exchanged wedding vows 1n !-,t
Andr<.'WS Pre:.b) tcr1an Church. Newport Beach
Tht• bride. daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Miles
Ca lvl'rt of Costa Mesa. g raduated from
Westche:.ter lh gh Sc·hool and Orange Coa:-l
College and California State Univcr:.1ty, Long
Beach She 1s a cu:.tomer s upport represen
tallve for Xerox Corp.
The bridegroom . son of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd
Manning or Honolu lu . graduated from the
University of Southern California where ht.' af
filiated with Kappa Sig ma fraternity lie 1::. a
sales executive at Xerox.
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The couple \\Ill hve an Irvine
Horoscope
1'10NOAV. APRIL 16
By SYDNEY OMARR
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ARJES I March 21·April 19): Your base or
operal1ons bec·omcs more secure. You a re "in
touch .. with v::irious repr esentatives.
TAURUS 1 April 20·May 201: Relationships
art> intensified. Nothing occurs halfway --it is
a ll or nothing. Be flexible.
GE~U NI 1 May 21 .June 201 . Publicity, the
wav out of dilemma. aid from one close to \OU 'th<.'~l' arc features ·
C.\NCER 1.June 21-July 22 l. Eschew the
st>n<;ation:ll : m aintain steady pace, be thorough
an<.I s1>t'l'll k .
. 1.EO 'July 23 ,\ui.: 221 Acct·nt on sp(•cula
lion. vuriely, chan~e. 1ntensifil'cl rl'lationsh1p.
rl'\. I\ al of interest in life
VIRGO 1 Auit. 23-Sept. 22 l • I.and. territor>.
special a gr eements. long·t<.'rm leases arc
spotli$thted.
LIBRA 1 Sept . 23·0ct. 221 Study Virgo
message. You need no longer scatter your
forces. Be selective.
SCORPIO 1 Oct. 23-Nov. 21 1 Finish rather
than begin strike chord of universality
s trive to fulfill. to round out project
SAGITTARIUS t Nov. 22-Dec. 21 l Cvclc
high you'll b<' at right place at crucial 'mo·
ment.
CAPRICORN 1 Oec 22·J an 19). Clandestine
meeting could be on agenda.
AQUARIUS I Jan. 20·Fcb. Hll: Friendship.
popularity. c hances for added knowledge and
education are featured.
P ISCES I Feb. 19 ·March 20): Study
Aquar1us message. The sky is the limit.
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after-Easier
spring shoe
Sale!
current styles!
,
reg. 14.99 to 17.99
10.98
reg. 18.99 to 21 .99
12.98
reg. 22.99 & up
16.98
Just look at the savings! Selected groups
of dressy and caaual styles to wear now.
Wanted colors and materials but not every
alie in every style. So better be early.
M;uter Charge •Visa
SOUTH COAST PUZA
3333 BRISTOL, CQSTA MESA
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Mr. and Mrs. Whitney
Whitney-Cook
Thl· O<><>d Time Theater at Knoll's Berry
f a rm was l hl' i.etling for the wedding of
Mic hael Whltnf')' of Mesa. Ariz., and Georgeen
Cook or l rv1nl' Bo th are e mployed as
1wrform,•l'i\ in the theater
The bride 1s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
<il·or~l' C"ook o r l rvmc and the gro6m's parents
un· Mr. und Mrs . Wilham Whitney of Mesa,
J\1·1z
The new Mrs. Whitney graduated Crom
llollywood High School and attended UCI wherl'
!!he was a dance major
The groom earned a bachelor of music at
Ari zona Stale Un1vers1ty.
Bergeron-Miller •
Sarah Miller and Denis Bergeron Ill ex·
c hanged wedding vows in St. Paul's Episcopal
Church of New Orleans.
The bride. da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Miller of Balboa Island. earned her master's
degree from Florida State University.
The bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs. Denis
John Bergeron of New Orleans. graduated from
Lou1s1ana State University, Baton Rouge.
McCalla-Washington
An October wedding in Tustin Presbyterian
Church has ~n c hosen for the m arriage of
Erin Irene McCalla of Tustin and John Charles
WashingtonJr.of NewportBeach.
The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert J . McCalla of Tustin, graduated from
Foothill High School and Westminster College
and St. Mark's School or Nursing in Salt Lake
City.
The future bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Washlngton of Newport Beach. gradual·
ed from Foothill High School and Calllomia
Lutheran College, Thousand Oaks.
P ratt-O'Toole
Kathleen O 'Toole or Costa Mesa and Ed·
mund "Rip" Pratt Jr. of Corona del Mar ex·
changed wedding vows in the Newport Mesa
Christian Center, Costa Mesa.
The bride is the daughter of Patricia
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
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Mr. Schmidt, Miss Johnson Miu Mcc alla
O'Toole Davis of Costa Mesa and Lawrence
O'Toole of San Clemente. She is a graduate of
Mater Del High School in Santa Ana a nd
Southern California College In Costa Mesa
where she earned a B.A.
The groom is the son or Edmund and Louise
Pratt of Corona del Mar. He is a graduate or
Corona del Mar High School and Southern
California College.
Copy Crazy
E,...a
··-~· I read somewhere that
in 1977. copy machines
throughout the world re·
gur gitated 226 billion
copies of everything
Crom annual reports to
birth announcements.
It seems a n yth ing
worth saying once can
Improve if you produce
it again and again.
Al first. I thought it
was a business·oriented
piece of equipment. but
wh e n all my friends
began getting them for
their homes. I realized
how mucb I needed one .
As I told my husband,
"A borne copier would
really save us a lot or
money."
T he first week alone I
turned out copies o f
every check we bad ever
writte n . our Socia l
Security cards, driver's
licenses and warranties
on all our s ma ll ap·
pliances. I made 60
copies or a garage sale
notice for Mayva, 35
forms to leave for the
m ilkman. and an inner·
utility room memo re·
garding laundry left on
the dryer longer than 60
days.
One night my husband
made his way through
the pillars of white
paper and said. "Aren ' l
you going a little crazy
with this thin g? The
next thing you know
you ' II go into cloning
people."
I looked up Cro m m y
copier , which was pro·
ducing instructions for a
cur r e nt diet goi n g
through the ne igh-
borhood. YYou know, I
could c ross a Dolly
Parton. a Barbara
Walters a nd a Carol
Burnett that could make
teal tube productions ob·
solete!"
Johnson-Schmidt
Susan G. Johnson and Keith A. Schmidt ar
engaged to be m arried July' 15 in St. Mark'
Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach.
The bride-elect, daughter of Arnold and
Esther Johnson of Huntington Beach, graduated)
from tountain Valley Hlgh School and Southern
California College, Costa Mesa.
The future bridegroom, son of Arthur a nd
Marie Schmidt or Fullerton, graduated from·
Sono ra High School a nd the University ot
California, Berkeley.
Keep Lid Up?
Ana
Landers
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I remember
only loo well the lnterna·
tional controve rsy that
resulted whe n you print·
ed various views on
whether lhe toilet tissue
should go over the roll
or straight down. next to
t he walls. I certainl y
don 't want lo s tart
a nything like that again .
But -I do h ave a
s imilar problem that
bas bothered m e for
years. Please te ll me
w hat ""8 tfWlk.
Should the Ud or the
toilet be left up or dow
Please ~ I'm not r
ferrlng to the toUet sea .
it's the LID l ~m talki
about.
In m y opinion tl
purpose of the lid is
keep it closed when l
commode is not in use.}.
can't under$land wh)'
otherwise fastidious peo-
ple ignore this reasoning
a nd keep the lid up.
P le ase comment. ....
FAITHFUL ANN FAN
DEAR FAITHFU~
Of coarse you ,.ai:e riglll.
T be lid abould be ke ..
dow n. T h a' Is lh,
P•rpoee of ll. And since
we are back i n U1e
bathroom a1al8 I'd 111¢
to aay ia r esponse tp
tbo a sanda of lette1 wbicb have croaed m
deak over lbe~e pa
several yeaq, tbal it
poor taste ,o,. • maa
l eave tl1e SEAT~ Please, lit•U e•e .
Couider ~ ~~ pe
wllo ••Y be a ffJmale. 1
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1 Large ponds
6 Most recen1
12 Kind of fur
17 Bay
21 Sheeplike
22 German
hnder
23 M1stalle
24 Seed coating
25 Auto styte
26 D1slogure
27 Contrneot
Abbr
28 Represen1a
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29 Assamese
tnbe
JO Oral P3U'iC'
31 College deg
32 Fragranc1•
34 Brown k1w1
35 AllaCI\
2 words
36 Right (abbr I
37 Greek le1tor
39Comp1e1e
42 Bar seal
45 Land Dial
46 Motto
49 Ungulate 51 Hawaiian
dances
53 Chart
55 Hair shade 57 "Wilch" city
59 Card Mld1ng
62 Dosm~untcd
64 Donates
66 Sprinter
68 The rest
70 wireless
72 E•clude 74 Crateo
76 Cont1nen1
Abbr n Digraph
78 Ship end!. 80 Make merry
82 Documen1 men• 19 V1ta1tty 99 Anamese
114 Royal corn· 152 Shol s1:P la The 1mpoto tribe
ma no 154 Manila 1'1;mp 33 Clever re-100 Glares
86 --you 156-de otume mart.. 101 Asian land
Toast 158 Amazed 35 Tills IOJ Fragranl
88 1<1nd of 160 Not Prefix 38 Biblical krng wood
1heatro 161 Concerning 40 Armadillo 105 Cullure me· 1
90 Soaks 41 Lavender di um • 162 Geo1og1cat 9:.> M1scalcu epocl' 43 Unconscious 106 MeK1can dish
1aws 163 Over ''Bread 107 Resin
94 Lc1d1es 165 One o• any spread 108 Lelle• hne
96 Pnn1cr s 166Comoete 46 Tarantula 111 Danger
word 168 Plar.et 47 Greedy 113 Tempera1e
97 Castogates 110 Dare. Fr '8 Al no tome 117 Beach shel·
10:.> Ot words 111 Prices 50 Sum up tar
104 Telle; 112 D1s1oins 52 Alrjcan des· 1 t9 Finch
109 Upro.ir 121 llalor award : 11• Leg1s1,11e erl
110Tumor 115 Rrla• 53 Swamp 124 Digraph
112 Bargain 176 R1n91e1 54 WrngcCl 125 lurkish res1·
even1s 177 Valentone 50 Anc1erH in-dence
114 Fca-;t symbol!> s11umen1 127 Low sand h1I(
115 Ego 178 Seen; ~ Tablelands 1'9 Hindu hero
116 Currt•nt 60 This Fr 132 Make lace f
118 Nostrils DOWN 61 E•punge 134 Tonnessee
CllV I 1ro B1t>hc.at city 1Al<;O1.,n 63 FahQUl
122 More gt-nllc 2 Preven1 6~ AL!>• uul 136 Aborigines
123 Deceive l Younr, 90 .. 1 f,7 Cusn1on 13~ Signify I
' t26 Employed 4 Gtossy paint again 141 St1tcn
5 Legislator 143 Lead sul~# 128 Cavalry 6 Tibetan 69 w11nesscs .. sword monk 71 Beginning I 44 Drudgery
130 Branch 145 Lower
131 Jewish 1 Swedish 73 Princely 146 Stories measure 75 Discourage month 8 Ancient card 148 Wanders
133 Castes Ir 9 verb ending 79 D1smanlle 150 CrowtJar -
135 Fomhcatoon 10 MUSIC pieces 81 Citrus Items 152 Armrsttce
137 Lite Norse 1 t Ph1llpp1ne 63 YardSl!Ck 153 E•arnlnes
tree Var 85 Pronoun 155 Small wagon myth 87 -Welles 12 Singe 157 Muddle 138 Dieter's dish 13 Greek city 89 "Longhorn" 159 Grtme 140 Row!. 14 Exhalation State 163 Fine -142 Tree bougtis 15-Chaney 91 Sublease 164 Proh1b1I 144 Atlas c1bt>r 16 Urge Scot· 93 Biblical word 165 F110 residue 147 Sallpeter f1SI' 95 Farm slghls 167 Worm 149 Stair POl>t 17 Walking SllCll 97 Manger 15Shrt'W t51 Malay ail· 18 Harangue 98 Secretes t 73 Slate Abbr
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J Theater ColiJr-blind~
Producer Says Broadway Likes 'Green'
a, IAY IBA&MJ'IT ------NEW YORK CAP> -In Im. Aabtoa Spt-lqer Mud then was no man• for IQek
playa. Ill kept..., ... H1a ftnt produe'81 VU•
hire 1'U Mwa ,.•r• later: ••rfo Pl8Ce to Be Som"°4Y." 1 black play. It won 1 PulilNr.
.\ few ,ears late r. ..,. tlUa abort, rouad, Madi ... witb the I HUJ namblinc bl11 voice,
"If I mentioned I was dotq apaay. 1t was IJI·
tumecl tbllt. \t wu a black pla).'
Wh•reupon Sprlnl(tr, producer of laat.
... , •• all black mu1lcal tllt ... ltuble! '', co
~ ttu• yHr'a BrNdway revlval or all·
bite "WhooPM '" .
"I WANTED TO DO IT to make moMy, but
I also fltlt 1t important to eetabll•h my elC as •
producer lnttN'ltfd in a quality product "
Sprlntter , 48, born In thc South Bronx.
raised In llarlem. a r gular \beatt r·aoer as u
kid. ne \'t>r St"t out to ~ a producer
lk graduated from Ohio State with o degrc<•
In surlal adnunl!'l\rullon ti wanted to be u
1>0<'1al "'orker. but the mone wa n't much lh·
nod his W1fo, Myru. wanted a decent llfe. u .iood
homt>
SVC'H COSTS MON EV. So, with 16,000 sht>'<I
s aved. he bt>giln u roln litundry buslrwss Unex
pectedly , it got him involYC-d en the theater he
loved as a teenager
Producer-wr tter N. Richa rd Nash. best
known fOt" "The Rainmaker," wanted an invest-
ment. and S pringer's laundry business was re
commended. Nash got into Springer's business.
a nd Springer Into his.
Later, a college classmate, Jeanne Warner.
brought him a play by a black writer-poet,
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Anaheim 635-7601 Orange 637-0340 Brea 529-5339
EDWARDS' MESA Costa Mesa 646-5025
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TO HIGHT
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GET OUT YOU<
HANDKERCHEFS
cura. Ool ..... Sprtnaer Uact lt.
"I tried to r1lH maa., &o do tt m)'Hll. l
didn't bllve any aucceH," Sprlftltr aaya.
I OISPR PAPP, head ot tbe New Yt>rk
Shak•peate Fe1Uv1l. f\Dllly put lt on ln hie
Publlc Theater. Later . he 1ave Sprin1er and
Mt11 Warner the r11hts to ootn It "otown.
The plav: "No Place to a. Somebody." ·
He aUpped lnto th Vea\ Pwket Theater as
owntr-.ralor .i the ur11"8 ol • friend who
wanted to eal4bhsh a black audience for theater
In ~tt'Oft
lnlt"rettln1ly, Spr inter says the "No Place"
patrona wMe predo rnloanUy white at fi rs t. then
the wh.I~ 11ltt!ndance fell off as the black au-
dl~nce 1ncreUJf'<i
"WIUTE P t;OPL•: JUSl didn't feel com-
fortable wllh blacks 1n the audience. ln 'No
Pl.cl'.' detuutely a black play, there's a lot of
hurnor that black people responded to quite dlf-
fert-ntly thnn whites. · 1'he wh1tl' audience looked at It intellec-
tually, ai. a p1ec~ or art, while the black people
hud tremendous 1denllficatlon with it. They
would laugh and roar and answer bark.. Many
people were 1ntlm 1datcd by Uus.
"BLACK PEOPLE now realize they are ac-
cepted 1n theater. You have to understa nd
somettung:
··As recently as 10 years ago, many black
people. JUSl wouldn't go. Now they know, ·Hey.
we welcome you.· "
ll'd be nice to s ay changing times and al-
titudes have nurtured the feeling that Broadway
welcomes all colors i n tbe audience. he says.
But the color It likes best Is dollar-green.
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FIRST RUN ENGAGEMENT » ' She has to say yes
to the feel\ngs within her
••• before she,,can know herself . •
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Ashton Springer, who has produced
both the all-black 'Eubie!' and
the alJ..white musical 'Whoopee!. ·
hopes people will span the spectrum,
too, and come to see 'lust theater. '
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"HAIR" CPG>
"THE CHAMP" CPG>
"SAME TIME NEXT YEAR"
"CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG)
JANE FONDA
"THE CHINA SYNDRONE" (PG)
"THE FIFTH MUSKETEER"
.. THE THREE MUSKETEERS"
"COMING HOME" (R)
"AGATHA"
STRn1um 6scAee n
6)9-7860 DAIVE·ln
RICHARD PRYOR
"IN CONCE RT" (R)
WHICH WAY IS Uf>?
"EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE"
"BEYOND THE DOOR. PART 2"" (R)
NATIONAL LAMPOON'S
ANIMAL HOUSE" _,. ·up IN SMOKE.. .......
"CALIFORNIA SUITE"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG)
"THE WARRIORS" (R)
"LIPSTICto.."
"MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R)
THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY"
A LL O AIVE·IN S O PEN 6:l 0P.M.MtGKT\.'I
ClulO Unou '1 ,,,.. Uni~• • Kodd•t! PlaYt •OUl>d
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Beauty of 'Hair' Grays in a Decade
81 ITANLSY IUlJITllANN
"Hair" la chockablock witb lma1lnatlve Wl
and ~cal da11le, all of k apparentlJ la
leaded to fore.tall a QUflUoa. Tbat qu.Uoa, of
ooune. la: 1' "ffalr" dattd"
Well, IDOll o( lM 90ftll (IDOlt o1 whkla MW
1pl11h -I l'HUd4! O( VllUll ln.enultlet 80 often
overwhelmlaa thll they al~t d111ulse their' <Pr•·
aumable) lnt.ent u 11lva1e operation.
The ecrtpt trle• to keep eome motJoea ol eoclal
proteet, but tht-y are all pallld dllutlou. Tbe real
achl•vementl are In the mmmaklnt llHlf.
am a ll band of h.lpples led by Ber1er now seem onJy
acrurty tramp • not a statement ot anytbiq.
Ber,.r·a coura1eous moral ataftffl, ln the
tlaht o1 the last 10 years and stripped of the borri·
ble pre11urea or Vietnam, now seem merely
Juvenile and sllly. And the oppreaalve Treat
Williama ln the role doe1n't help. been rttalned from tM orttlnal MOl'e) are 1UU
....... and JDutb ol u.e ru-. ll nae. But
"Hair." even with Ila
DOW·bllaMhed 1Crlpt, ii
about a eubjett, and 10
~ean blve put \bat eub·
Ject In a t"OOler U1ht.
"Halr" moetly exl1ll In a limbo of fantutica·
Uon: wh&eh aeem• to have touched the latent best
In dlrec:tor MUot ••orman . StlJI, ln II tum world where naturallem la taken 11 primal law, the fancllul leap ol "Hair" provides ._ ______ ~..., ___ ..... iiiiiii ..... ,... __ ..
eome rellef. The makers of "Halr" have 1iven us
aome hlgh.aplrlted reminders of aplendld tblnga
that tum con do and, these days, lan't often uked
I SAW THE llret
Pf'OducUon < lt8'11 •t tM
t>ubUc 'lbtater In New
York. and beyond this
IODI or that Ptrformtr.
I 11tmtmber fctline
throu1hout the ahow
that lhe whol• hlah
celllnaf'd room w.ib tw> SAYAOE
in(l t•huf1:l'<1 \\1th l'ntrgy, romprt.>ssf'd within lhl'
w1al111, and thut lh "'ull, m ight bu~t
The «ubM•qu1•111 llrnodway ''<'r'i1on <;e med
both ShllrJ>t'r und rlottl'r :shurpt>n{'d u bit Ullo
sllckne. s nd Outtened out of some or I~ b<'emtn1t
spontunclly hut 1Li. !'lucce . there nnd on thl'
road and nround the world. shook the show-bit seismograph
The world cert1unly changed in the 10 years
that followed. but one of the changes Is that
"Hair" and "Hairy" mattt rs a re no lone_er
looked to as Instruments of change.
TOO RECENT TO BE historical even in an
era O( instant history, LOO rt!mOtc to be "now," the
film had to be plat'ed somewhere relallvely out of
lime In order not to seem dated
Thut placl'ment "a) m a rontext of cinemallr
I I
-'The more .-... _.._
you love ... •·
the harder
you flght.
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CHAMP
ClaTAJNLY HE HU bNn at ... n•tbened by
workllal wtth fellow C1eeb Mlroelav Ondrtctk. And
tbe tdAUna -by Lynaee Klln•man with Stanley
Karnow and AJen Jleln -Is miraculously dett, an Im·
11lnallve actWtvement ln Itself.
Twyla 1'barp'1 choreography -or rather the
u.e of It by the rtlmmakcra -helps lo make lhc
tuture ol tM rum.
Clearly lht•y all det'1ded not to do a con,•en·
llonal mu11lc.-I wllh numbers. nor to do a conven-
Uonal fantasy llke "The W1i," but to create a free·
noatln1t work, bov~ring a few feet above visible re-
ality nd tuuchJna at only oCten enough to push off
a a a in _
FOR A WHILE. the mm looks as tr it's going
to 5U('Ce\'d. Th.-OJ>l•nlng sequence shows Claude -
1l lt1yed with unostentataous reticence by John
Su\ a.:l· or "Thl' L>l•er llunlt!r" -leaving his ranch
home und ~omg to Nt•w York to be drafted. 1 No
QUl'lllions. please. about u westerner going to NY
to report >
As hls bus cnteri. the Lincoln Tunnel. black·
ness h1t.s the scret>n . then that blackness 1s flecked
with li ghts not headlights. as we soon see, but
the lights of a celebration in Central Park <where
Claude later appears>. a nd the picture is off. or seems to be.
A lot of the blends and braids of the film are
t'Xtremely cle ver. sometimes lyrically lovely. All
the songs are well sung and are never simply
"held" as songs· <he ca mera movement and edit·
Ing help to dramatize them.
But the staled topicality of the original
show keep!.\\ t>armg through and distancing us. The
011c 1111111
stimYi
lier lit!tlrl.
111e other
stirml
lier mind.
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Jane Fonda Due
At GWC Concert
Actress Jane Fonda will speak about pro-
gressive politics and the future of nuclear power
In CaUrornJa during a benefit concert at Golden
West College, Friday, April 20. at 7:30 p.m.
The Academy Award-winning actress will
appear in the college amphitheater during con-
cert by Dire Wotr. a country-rock band. and
Bread & Roses, an acoustical musical group
from San Diego.
The benefit concert is sponsored by Stu-
dents for Responsive Government, a campus
club. and lhe Student Development office.
Adva nce tic kets are available In lhe
bookstore ror $4 .SO general admission, $3.50
senior citizens and students with ASBGWC
cards. Prices of adm ission al the door will be $5
gene r al. $4 senior citizens and ASBGWC
cardholders.
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The G•esslng Gilme .
TV Producers Must Sense, Satisfy Public Ta11te
LOS ANOSLES <AP> -~evWoe pro-
duten. no .._ UMul ~ alarl. are 1ubjeet to the t~publie tutti. .,. tJpeeut, by.,....S. trapped by It·
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bla bl'MI °' * ... • eomedy.
~ TAna ..n • faat u lM wlDd. Cl6• .._.,.,.. el rural eomedln w nt
awiftq with tM arrival ot ''Thi Mary Tyltt
11_... .,_ .. and ..... bl Uk-FamUv." It alto
si,..aed the ...... ol die "~/m hom " 1Uuatk)n ce>n*lb. TMM whO 't hack th
new style were (Olftd to ,_ oa U..ir residua I
"Laverne and Sblrley" and "Thret'' ('om·
pany" tolled the arriv.I ol broad romedy <th•t 's not a pun> and ~x and the end or gritty r<.·
1ths m comedy. At that point Norman l,,t•ar
began hls withdrawal from Ltlevlslon to dcvot<'
has talents to cinemi.
Other producers bit th dust when 1 h•·
Westerns faded. Some ue mowed down In the
anttvk>lence movcm~nt. It Is ju.st as certain tht•l
tho8e riding today's crest or inane comedy, ~cic
uatity and escapism will one day be on the out
side leoking in if they can't adapt to rutun•
shifts.
"MY CAREER has been strange." says
Aaron Spelling, a nimble survivor 1n telev1s1 on':.
treadaerous waters. His shows are "Charlie's A.91e1s. •• ··Starsty and Hutch," "Vegas." "The
Lov41 Boa. t." "Fantasy Island," "Family" and
"FritlJkls."
.. ~ fltSt year u a writer I did nothing but ...._.lul:Y. As a producer I did nothing but an-
thology shows. Then. s uddenly, I found myself
producing seven Westerns. I got typecast as u
West~m producer.
"Then Danny Thomas and I did 'Mod
Squad.' For years I was typecast as a cop show
producer. It took me seven years to selJ my first
comedy, 'Love Boat.'
.,THE LAST FEW YEARS have been
plealaht. I do a little bit or everything."
Sltelling thrived on his ability to adapt.
Garry Marshall, on the other hand, became one
or TV's hottest producers because the times
caught up with the s imple, sweet comedies he
bas always done. It happened with "Happy Days," and
specif~ally when the kids discovered the super
cooVf'onz. It became a phenomenon. "Laverne
and Shirley" was spun out of "Happy Days"
aJ\d became a hit. Another spinoff, "Mork and
Mindy," probably will be even bigger .
GRANT TINKER, PRESIDENT of MTM
Enterprises, has kept his company solvent by
·moving from comedy to drama wlth such shows
as "Lou Grant" and .. The White Shadow." The
company was founded on the success of "The
Mary Tyler Moore Show,'' but when that type of
realistic comedy ..-as no longer saleable. Tinker
refused to follow the crowd. Other than Mary's
variety show. MTM's only comedy is "WKRP in
Cincinnati," which is zanier than anything the
company has done before but is still rooted in
realism.
Another hot company is Lorimar Produc·
lions, which started eight years ago with two
p~rs, a secretary, a nd a rented office. It
)lad ooe major asset -"The Waltons."
''We 've had a lot or failures and some suc-
~esses." says president Lee Rich. The successes
include "The Waltons." "Eight Is Enou~h."
"Dallas" and ''Kaz." Lori mar is also noted fo r
MCME RATINGS
FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
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was f'red Sllv ranH who •lUClffted ll, 11nd then
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• There is a promise of :
glamour and travel for :
those who try out as •
ballet skaters for lee •
Capades. th e ex -
travaganza opening at
the Los Angeles Sports
Arena. April 18 through
29 ; and at the Long •
Beach Arena May 1
through 6.
Ice Capades· coaches
a re searching for ne w
talent for the show and
will hold auditions a l the
Los Ange les Sports
Arena on April 20 and 27
and at the Long Beach
Arena May 4 al approx-
imately 10 :30 p.m ..
fo llowing even in g
performances.
Required is a basic
knowledge and training
in figure and freestyle
s kating . Appe ar a nce
a nd enthusiasm. and a
background in ballet or
modern dance. arc plu~
factors
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THI ILUFff
Love ly 3 BR end-unit condominium on rolling greenbelts
w /open views. All the amenit ies + tip.top shape &
central location. $167,900. J ean Dales 642·8235. <D·48)
NEWPORT SHOllS
2-st ory. 3 BR home w /2 ·brick patios & cozy rplc. Co111m. --l ;.Ji-4 IR l ~e:.R~~i4 R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112 -------·1• pool & tennis + wa lk to ocean. $119.500. Oona Chichester
StMririlillcJ Olympic GIANT VALUE!
POOL W l J ACUZZl G1antback bay burgarn'
Huge fa~ll,r rm. rormnl Over 2400 rt. of pt•accful
din ing rm. ~o urm<'l laving. 4 Bcdrms + 3
Jutchen. walk ing <l•!:t· baths·OR·3 Bedrm + FffA/VA e>o.erShons lanJoM
•'8nl-e to M'hools. shop• separate guest/m aid's $86,950 This lovely 4 bedroom
ping. park & golf course. qtrs. Fonhal Hving rm. Easy t e rms. 3 Giant home is j ust right for the
• Be1tu\iful exec uti ve Familyrm.2Fplcs.Cov· bed.rms. 2 bath, family young executive with a
,lloroe Secluded on lrE'e ered brick patio. Potting room. wood b urn in~ pnvate s tudy orr the
--bed street. Super home ho use --a nd. muc h fi r epl ace hid eaway m a ster bdrm s uite . -1ror ~r~~ou.s living and ~at a bargain pnce! patio. brick BBQ. A<:t Located very close to the ',,~.ertalnlng. Sl39,900. Call now lo see. 673-8550. I The is I I' water lhas home orrers a ,_..,ion a l \'alue ca II \)f'!IJ 1 '"' s 't"', "'·.,. now. re on y one. • ~""" call 546-2313 I o w m a i n t e n a n c e ·1 er tit11 L!!K!~~1e·1~1 ~~:~~;~~r~
--$29S,OOO this home is a re· --V .a.c .a.~ -POOL & JACUZZI POOL HOME al value. Call 556-2660.
"" """ • S e <' I u d e d E' n t r y
t'OUrtyard with pool and $117 ,800 !p SELECT Pnme a rea, Anahe im
.Hills t ow nh o me nr
golfcou r se . W arm
.,earUttones d ecor. 3 I~
-Br'sL l + Ba As!lumt>
, 1:1..•i loan. Owner "111
J8CIUZJ. Luxunous hvtnl'? Lvly 4 br Eastside rmly
room with open beam home. Rear yrd is an en· PROPERTIES
ceilinJts and sunken con· tertainer's delii;cht com· --------
ver sa t 100 pit , bu11l plete w/lvlysolarheated WATEIFltOMT
around Liil' r1replace. pool. Poolhousc & gas MANSION carry large 2nd
WESTERN REALTY
Secluded bdrms. could B B Q en hanced by ..
be separate quarters. All mature frwl trees. Total A ~a g n 1r1 cent ~ x ·
• SERVICES 530·2224 warmed by solar heal for pnvacy. &t6·771 l per:ience of ocean la vanli? . lowutililles Call 64>0303 Private road. guarded
FOUR-PL EX
LIKE NEW!
· entry. secluded sandy
$114,500
FOREST E
OLSON
.... , •H A , 'l>'-' ...
E:J1Cellent fourplex in·
vestment bargain All
new pamt Inside and out: GREAT INCOME!
Alf nt'W carpeting every BALBOA. ISLE
t unk! Super rental area· Residential + 2 com· .exµ-~'1 low va<'ancy . J bl ra~! lneome S960/mo mett1a renta e spaces.
g r osJ·c All fas t for S~rpabedrking, I bblochk to
privaleo preview 752 1700 waler, 3 rm 3 at un·
f\l••'''l'•''""'', at Fireplace. Super for
I I summer /winter rates. ,.ltil!tf: ~ ..... ,..~·: .. -----!•11111 **U.S.* *
*VETERANS*
Retent changes in v
•nlP. may enable you to
qu&bfy for Sl00,000 home
~ lolanS with absolutely NO ·DOWN PAYMENT.
EASTSIDE
PRESTIGE
EXECUTIVE•s
ONLY!
beach. 5 spacious wood
d ec k s. A tru e
masterpe lce for lux·
urious Jiv1ng . Just re·
duced $250,000. Call
~
FO~EST E
OLSON . . '
Gigantic Republic hid·
den 2 story. A dynam ic
covered entry, 4 giant
bedrms. 3 baths. garden
view ramal y r oom.
Elegant kjlchen & dining rm. Hideaway patio. __ •_•~ _____ c_.. __ _
Lowest priced home an H
area. $144,900. Decide MEID El.P7 now. call $40-2313 Help yourself to a
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MOVING TO
IRVINE?
TRY THESE!
FAMILY GEM
<>pns.n 1·5
EASTSIDE
COSTA MES.A
Like new 3 bdrm .. 2 ba ..
completely remodeled. On large lot. with de·
tacbed 2 car garaqe, ex·
tra parking. Pnced right
at$124.900
associated
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2320 LA UMDA. N.I . OCEANFRNT RETREAT
orr 23rd St .. Real laving 20 min from Nwprt Ctr.
in this 3 bdrm. 2 ba. liv· Pvt adult community.
ing rm. din rm. ram rm Priced at $18,000. &
home. 2fplc. Jae & more~ $575/mo. Open house
Feeland.Sl SS,000 Sat/Sun 1·5. 30801 So.
CLAUDESHIFFER Coast Hwy, *42, Lag
REALTOR 642-2900 Bch. 53&-9770
Happy Easter
To '"'-\II
Pete Barrett -r
~ Wortd IHI Estate
an Oran~e County firm
speciab1111g in VA hom e ~ We're the VETS
that help the VETS.
3 bdrm home. New crpts
tbr uoul. Dua l f rplc
w/cavlilevered hearth.
Dramatic atrium entry.
Many other exc atmg xtra s. Open E ves.
5'>9'91
•3 bdrm. 2 ba. pro·
fessionally decorated
Located 1n Heritage
Park. S600 per month.
•2300 sq ft In Northwood.
New ho m e . 4 h uge
bdnns. 3 ba . $650 per
mooth 552-4477 HAPPY EASTER
For more info. call :
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VETERANS
BENEFITS!
Any Vete ran who Is
qualified may purchase
a holQe with NO DOWN
PAYMENT! E ither of these 2 special properties
may fit your need:
4 BEDROOM·11ant liv· l.ftl rm·brick fplc-earth a.one decor ·new p lush ~. Jua~8.?:9001
a Ba>ROOll-formal din· 1n1 rm-c:atbedral ceiUDa-.._ liv rm-atil room-
RV" Dartiq. RENT TO OWN OR UNTIL CLOSE
OP ISCR()W I Full price ....,
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call now 752-1700!
Ol'fN IN 9 •II S HJN 10111 N<I '
r~f THI: RfAI.
~ £STA1t:RS
\
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Ellie BuU
Cammy Burden
Bobbie Chartier
Carol Clark
Jorce Debolt
Gee DleUicb
Lucille Horton
BWJ<rocer
Neal Laltenan
Pegy L107d
John MeriW
Earl Miller
Bernie Samson CbarUe SIWKUer
Joy SmlU.
Nita Smith
Harold Strauss
Trudy Stubblefield Susan Trlrilon
Marilyn Twitchell Oorodlr Uhlig
J •ck \Jblig Debbie WUUams
a10o ........
611·1100
642-823.5. (0 ·49)
MAGNIFfCEHT 110' VIEW
Ocean. Har bor. Cata lina & night lights! Ad ult oriented -
completely remodeled -and offering complete pri vacy.
Lg. master BR w ;rplc; guest BR w /view of POOL;
rormaJ dining +family rm w/wet bar. $289,000. Belle
Chase Lee 644-6200. <D-50)
GLAMOROUS!
Spacious s ingle-story custom residence on Antigua in
Dover Shores area. High beamed ceiling in pane led
family rm w/wet bar & rplc -master suite + 4 add'l
BRs -private, renced yard. $3.50,000 incl. land. Cathy
Schweickert 642·8235. <D-51)
DOVEi st#olES
Old World elegance in lovely contemporar y 4 BR + den
h o m e. Features Westinghouse security syste m -
beautiful pool -formal dining rm -family r m . Extra Jg.
lot. E laine Svedeen 642-8235. <D-52)
HAllOlt H1GHLAHOS
Charming, well-constructed 3 BR + den home w/new
p lus h cpt, custom drps & shutters. Super ne ighborhood. 2
blks to park & library ... AND a real value at $152,500!
David Schweickert, J r. 642-8235. C0-53>
COMFOIT IM MISA VaDI
Charming 3 BR home in quiet, family neighborhood .
F ormal dining r m, ranch-style kitchen off family rm +
huge covered patio. $107.000 incl. washer. dryer & refrig.
John Granath 642-8235. <D-54 >
CUSTOM Ci)UAUTY + IA Y VIEW & POOL
4 BR. 3'h bath home situated hig h a bove Npt . Bay
Sanctuary w/gorgeous night light view. Lg. family rm
w /walk-in bar & fplc. Tasteful new decor . 3-car ga rage.
$445,000 incl. land. Ken/Helen Hartley 642-8235. (0-55)
IALIOA ISLAMO
So. Bay F r ont -s pa cious & l uxurious French
Contempor ary duplex wtmany. many ext ras !
Spectacular view of Bay & boating from both 3 BR units.
$1,085,000 incl. land. Dick Halderman 642·8235. <D-56)
COUMTIY Sit hM6
Custom 5 BR home above the bay in Dover Sbores
w /view of Npt. skyline. Courtyard e ntr ance -lg.
s parkling pool -sep. studio rm w /private bath -formal
dining + brkfst rm -lg. family rm w /fplc & bar.
$399,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. CD·S7 >
FAIUl.OUS M.""5
Highly upgraded 3 BR Trina end-unit on front row. Many
upg rades. J UST REDUCED _TO $207,500 INCL. LANDI
Sandie Fix 644-6200. CD-58)
LmO ISi.i
Street-~street location. 3 BRs ea. w/bath -lllh' celllng
in living rm -2 big patios -many, many amenlUes &
blt·ins. $615,000 fee. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. <D-59>
~WOtlllllUL ••
For everyone in the family! Children have 3 BR wing off
family rm & parents can relax in their own master suite
w /fplc. Great Broadmoor construction & prime Cdll
location! $237,000. Coby Ward 642-8235. (0 ·60) ... ~ ..
Cozy 2 BR cottage (th mobile ; ~house> Just a few~
to private beach, pool & jac. in exclusive Npt. VUIUe.
Adult community. $54,000. Lois Miller 552.aDl or .....
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CA..o SHOllS
Im m ac. 4 BR, dining· rm home w /CUyon VIEW!~.
yard w/room for pool. $284,500 leasehold. Donna Qod I
644-6200. (1).62)
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Oft I kWlty ~ slrHt etoM to PWb.
t1nn11. ahopo1ng and freewav-Freahly
s-nttld home hn 4 bedrooms. '°"'* Cltntno '°°"" "'°" t1m11y room with fweolace MOM tov•no kltcn.t'I with 1>1.tl1t1n1 Covered oetlO
8arHQue hau11tul SWIMMING POOl I
JACUZZI More "19.160 Mu•I Mtl c.11 640.1720
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W11ti fhl• ~ve e11ecuhve hOmO with 6
•uoet bldroomtl Great r M•lv room I~•
hv1no t oom with bttek llreplace O.lu••
kitchen with bu111-1na 1eoan1 drapea
COv•'td oetlO runt en11re tength of l'IOme
Entertainer • deltght $ 120 900 hkt adv1nt11119, call 640-t 720
With Fa.ily
1n MIMI
H11s dehOl'lllul l-'m11y-~1v1e home hll 4
bedroo hied entry form11 dining raotn
family 'oom dOd IOvttly atone f•reiMaoe lor
cuctclhno Bar and b.tr stools 3 car 011r99e
Bnghl cneery kitchen with Stlll-olean1no oven.
no-wax 1100,s •no more Pa110 BHuhlul
ne1ght>OrhoOd cwrk s 1 1 ti 900 Won 1 last. ca.II
640-1720
Aa1werTo
Sprlna Cleaning
Lovely pa'T10 home shows Just 11ke a model 3
bedrooms. formal dining room hreplace.
gourmet k•lchen with bu1lt·ms Too of the hne
carpeting Allached 2 car garage 2 covered
Pahos Steps to lovely community POOi and
rec room 5 107.900 Must see Call 540-1720
Loaded With
The Goodies
A beau11fu1 Sand Point home located near
South Coast Plaza Includes 4 bedrooms. a
lormal dining room. family room with wet bar
and cozv fireplace. breezy kitchen with
no-wax floor and bu11t-1ns Patio More
S94 500 For details call. 540· 1 720
Eastside
Costa Mesa
Super famtly home located close 10 beautiful
mannas. Includes 3 bedrooms. comfy family
room with lireplace. a den. deluxe kitchen
with bu1ll·tns Covered pa110 Giant yard with
room for POOi S94 000 Don t hes11ate, call
540-1720
True Pride
Of Ownership
Easily seen m this beautifully upgraded
townhome 3 bedrooms. toasty hrel)lace and
cheery kitchen with built-ins. Plush carpettog
New drapes and m1rr0ted wardrobes lo be
installed Private patio. Ez access to 3
community pools. sauna and Jacuzzi. S75.750
Won I last. calf 540-1720
Professionally And
Eleaantty Decorated
Lovel'Y Iott-model townhome 1s located m
Mon11cet10 Townhouses. Has 2 bedrooms.
dining room. gourmet kitchen with built-ins.
Custom carpeting and drapes Upgraded thru
out. Electnc garage door opener Covered
patio. Much more s 75.000 Take advantage.
call 540· 1720
Good Nutrition
On Hand!
With luscious fruit picked lrom trees 1n back
yard! Charmmg 4 bedroom home with formal
dining room. lamtly room with wet bar and
toasty fireplace. entry way, MOM loving
kitchen with built-ins. Electnc garage doOt
opener Covered patio. Close to tenn•s courts
and park $96.900. Call now• 540-1720
I
We'd like you to meet •..
Marv White
Mary White ot Ta~I. REAL TORS1' Costa
Mesa was the monthly "Top Acti1ell9f'' for
March Tarbell congratulates her on her
excellent record In sales and hstlngs. She's a
Tarbell professional and another reason .
Tarbell is still number 1.
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
TARBELL
M1 .... r
RELO
Serving 8000 Cities
• TO THI WOIU"S MICllT PIOf\I:
OUI CU9CTS
llAUNIUL OCIAM YllWI UI0.000
A real prime location in the quiet
private community of Jasmine Creek!
Overlooks the proresaionaUy designed
wide greenbelt plus ocean vaew. See
lhi braaht near new "Bay M1st"
model loday ! Sunny kitchen 2 l~e
bdrms. den & 2 patios. TeMis, pools.
jacuw . 24 Hr. ecurity gate.
15 SKYSAlL OR. OPEN SAT l·S
LDeA ISU
..W UCLUSIYI ~
Pie r & s lip for a large boat!
Artl1:1Ucally designed front courtyard
with a brwk bradgcwuy across small
pool & hu~c jacuzzi. Large rooms
throuuhout lhas lovely quality built 5
bedroom home on t!XClus1ve Landa
Isle. PLirquet hurdwood floors m large
entry hall. FLim 1l y room with
ste p-down wet bar. formal dining
room & 4 bathl) plus powder room.
Contingent contract sagned. Back-up
offers accepted
IACIC IAY YIEW-...l(Mff U&HTSI
Bluffs end model on Cul·de-sac with
all these goodies : wood-pegged floor
in entry & kitche n Cw/lge eating
area>. wet bar, levelor window blinds,
ex pe ns ive wallcoverings, s uper
quality cptng, sep. mstr br suite
w /outside deck & 2 BR on greenbelt
level. Hurry! $172.000
COST A MESA SPECIAL!
2 SUHI DUnEXIS
Terrific location. large lot. Two
2-Bdrm. 1-bath apts m each duplex.
Both on beaut ifully maintained
97'xl50' lot. Near s hopping, schools.
e t c . In exce llent co n dition .
Realistically priced! $200.000
FtaST TIME OfflRED
J 1h Blocks from beach! Huntington
Beach super 4-unit apt. bldg. Mgr 's
a pt 3-bdrm. 21.h-bath w/2 · fireplaces.
Plus two 2-bdrm, l ·bath and one
l·bdrm, 1-bath. Like new. $240,000.
PIMIMSULA ftOIMT AHA!
TWO 4-UMIT APAITMIHT II.MS!
Sl75,000 EACH ILD6!
Quality-built, beautifully maintained.
4 Units in each building with lge
c entral courtyd filled with
magnificent matu red specimen
plants. These two 4-unit bldgs are in
the best location, right at the entrance
to Peninsula Point. just steps from the
beach. Each 4-plex has two 2-bdrm.
2-bath and two 2-bdrm. 1-bath units.
Each front unit has fi replace. Super
ocean view! OWC First Trust Deed.
Contingent contract signed. Back-up
offers accepted.
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO.
211 I S. Joacpaht Hils Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, M.I . 644-4910
*VETERANS* Let a Vet Help You find
that home you wanl. 0
down up to $100.000.
CCII RClltdy Afjt. 2 4 hrs
WORLDR.E
543-1722
OWMERWAMTS
Ocean or layfroftt
or Rental Units
Will trade up Have Lake
Arrowhead new custom
No. shore w tgreat lake
vu. 1.25' lO lake & dock
site. 4 BR (l unrl. 3 full
BA. game rm. wetbar.
UMl9UI HOM1S OPIN I ·I TODAY
FIOMT IOW YllW -Completely
redone! Handsome. colorful & vacant
3 bdrm. 2'h baths. pool and frplces .
Liv. rm looks over boats. See Dottie
J ohnson at 1509 Dolphin . I rvine
Terrace. b ring $515,000.
UMIQUI IM OLD coaOHA D& MAil -
One of tne best Ocean Blvd. views -3
bdrms. 2 baths. ha rdwood floors,
jacuzzi. $575,000, c-it ! See Georgina
Wall at 3620 Ocean Blvd.
U ~ l()U I: lif)MI:§
REALTORS'
lH( NICEST PEOPLE SCll.ING THE NCIH(ST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000
MESA VERDE. 546-5990 • CALL US
9 HOMES UNDER $70,000
Some 3 bedroom & 4 bedroom. Some
condo's. We have j ust what you need
to fit your budget. Great star ter
homes, low down. low payments.
Invest now & watch your money grow.
HUMTIMGTOM IEACH
CONDO $59 I 900
You must see this squeaky clean 2
bedroom condo. New carpet & paint.
Steps lo everything, bike to beach.
Won't last, call now !
UNITS
Call for free list. We have them from
a triplex at $65,900 up to 16 units at
$400,000. Great investors selection.
Call now!
540-3666
Wllela11
Real Estate Inc.
A 359 car at jewel in the
CROWN OF THE SU
COMllME:
PRIME LOCATION
GRADE AIA ARClllTECT
PREMIUM CONSTRUCTION
MIX with 25 years of loving care and
improvement
GA.kHISH with amenities
OFFER -for the first time -
231 POPPY. CORONA DB. MAR
SERVES small fa m ily with large
lifestyle
IY OWNERS IY APPOIMTMEHT
673-8179
One Thousand Dollars per carat
&l,I ara .
Beach · Reatty
«50 Newport Olrder OfM
Newport Beach, Callfomla nm_,..8 .. J8-.,.D
(714) 7SOJ11 • Real Estate Exceilence Since 1949
.JJapp'J l:a..ter
WHEN YOU TIUNI OF THE SUSON,
REMEMBER THE REASON
... ·=
HAUOlt HOIDS-
ftOOL
A l arge 3 Bdrm home
wilh m a n y extra
features to make living
so enjoyable. Beaulsful
pool opposite large cov-
ered patio. The r eason a·
ble pnce leaves room for
COUNTRY· CHARM
Lovely 3 bedr oom. family room,
dining room . Extensive use of used
brick. 2 fi replaces, many extras.
$129,500. 3169 MADEIRA. Owner
Anxious. OPEN SATURDAY 1·5.
available al $169,000. . I
642-5200 -·
you lo decorate to suit 0 your own ideas. Now
~~~ ~a_&~~w. ~r fl' Bal~~t~rt~!~~ty
673-8700
GOLFEIS DREAM Both ck>&e to Newport, _________ ,
Beach Municipal and PRICE RENT
Santa Ana Country Club REDUCTIO.._. Golf Club. 15 BR 3 Ba. "
formal d ining. separ ate Six units 2 Bdrms. only NO family. low maintenance $21.5.000. Owner anxious. yard c play golr instead I! Hurry. won't last. Ca II
Stately enlrance. Harbor ~9161
High. $142.000. ./Ex· MORE elusive tri level custom
bul ll. Secl u d ed by
Q)erry Lake in Newport New Protram! U you Beach. 4 BR. formal din· make$1200/mo, YoU m•y
In g. sp acious ram llr. qualify! Low Dowa!
kitchen + l arge poo . ~~~~~~~~~I LoemuptiollOUOO! Let Law maintenance y1rds I· • lllDw Yotl aow U&clc tplaygol!im~acl>! FOR SALE BY OWNER =.:e~C::t!wilh
400llr* FOR All 3br. I ""2ba. l car allch. Tall to led Carpet c.1141;_ . . _,MW Weil ~~l~~~s~:,_w_._u... __ !_1_s_ .. _1_2_0_2
• •· . .-dys 213/736-7178 eves.& Gi•ral 1002
IACICIAY
MIMI-EST A TE
Unbelievable charm and
pn vacy. On nearly ,.,
acre. Heavy shake roor.
rrench doors and win·
dows. 4 bdrms with
separale master su1lc.
large workshop behind
garage. Owner Wlll help
finance at $265,000. Call
Sheryl Brewer. 752· 1920. j Ci)UAIL
A!~S~M
10,.. T'M l :JO P.M.I
REHTORLUSE
TILL YOURS
wknds. 714/892-6461. ···········-··········
''HAPPY EASTER"
FROM WATERFRONT HOMES
•FEATURE of the WEEK•
PENTHOUSE ON WATER
$550,000
1--------•I jacUZZl, import hie. T&G ~ORT FIXER panel. Level cnlry & Owner anxious lo sell "'""".-parking. S27S.OOO OWC Ous vacant 3 bdrm. I~•
buptioMI cCNtda•l•I-• ..ew wttll
HM fiMst ill Victorl• decor. Ws ..
coord'-hd with •tlr:s. IHded &
benltd ._.. wiRdow• doon. .......
gteu, clruletMq f••· 2 •1tmtNI
brick finpleceL bcifillt t11i a ~, .. tWs
2 spocJo.s IMdrOCMM ....... /offic•.
Two bak.-. wfttl YllW OF WATll &
LIGHTS. lo•t sll, •••ll•ltle.
OME-OF-A-«JMD.
$122,500 I.st T.D. 17l4J 337-24M. --------•1 KISS ba Fmly home neur S.
This 3 Bdrm home 1s _337_·1_71_7______ WARMTH & the lawn mower good· Coast Pl aza . Terms
steps from the beal·h. on COMFORT bye. Move 1nlo th e avail 584.950
the Peninsula. It de TRIPLEX IM NEWPORT HTS carefree Ufe enjoyed 1n CCII 754-7800
firulely needs TLC. bul Gr.at Income! I lhis lovely 2br. 2ba condo •.'!t
has tremen dous polcn· Single story owner unit 1lus 3 bdrm. 2 balh home w/a pool. Price? Only ~ ual.Bringyourlools and wilh2townhousedcs1gn has spacious f amily $70,900. Cal l Now . M .
imagination. Call r ear uni ts. All with room. open beam ceil· 979-5370 -540-11.51 pnvate pal10. W1D hook ings. and 2 beautiful A
up & individual enclosed bnck fireplaces. Ex· LLS'rA TE., r.~ garages. Call now cellenl Heights location. 1,. _ 673-8550 Large back yard. de· ~•HERITAGE
. • REALTORS <>1,j ,,1 ". • • •1 -. ,0~, '· , • tactied 2 car garage wslh A EAL TORS [ I electric opener and good ---------• 1--------·1 ta·1t~1·nw ~rt ri~~~~e.0!~!~a~11~ GOLFCOURSEYU . """ --·-i•-=·=~· completely furnished' Great Back Bay loc This $129.500 Ca 11 Tom big s Bedroom home
O'Connr· 752· 1920. features a huge Cam /dtn·
'
'-'UAIL ing rm addition big ,., enough for your pool ta·
PLACE ble. Perfect for the big
l ram.ily and the pn cc is
PIOPHTIES'• right at sus.soo. FULLER REAL n IO,. TM l :JO P.M.I 546-0114
On these sacred d ays when fami.lies gather ,
we at Lusk Realty take pleasure in the
knowledge that our clients enjoy the finest
homes, and renewed pride in our dedication
to serve the community. '
May you and yours find peace and joy this
holiday weekend.
EASTER
GREETINGS
PRICE REDUCED !
COSTA.MESA
Attention bui Ider. In-
vestors, everyone!
Large R·2 lot with cute 2
bdrm. home on rear ; on·
ly$B3.000!
IAYCREST
NEWPORT BEACH
Spacious 3 bdrm .. 3
baths. family rm. +
brtd'st. rm. home in de·
li g htrul a r ea o r
BAYCREST! 2 F plcs.
paUol sprinklers. Priced tosel at $205.000!
OCUMFIOMT
West Newport corner de·
luxe duplex. 2 Bdrms. & rp1c. uch unit. 1395,000! ...... .., ........
R ..... * 675-7060 *
PANORAMIC
OCEAN VIEW
TOWNHOUSE CW,Sll2,t00
Brand l\ew ready to
move into w Ith shake
rooJ 6 cedar shingle sld· u.,. Only aero down end
teller will PIY all buyers
costs. Sunken llvln1 w/frplc & b al cony .
Formal dinln1 room w I
oce.a view! Owner nut\ lftl ASAP. Call 631·2241.
Ownr/8'r.
DRAMATIC VU $412,500
1.oMs of .,-e ill tMs l IM*a • ...
r•. wltla 'ri••cy. 'rice i.cl•dH
.,,....td ...... for 1200 .. ft ..........
BAYFRONT CONDO $225,•
fT.t row Z bed. Z IMlltt .... '-••• VIEW. ,rl•ecy, Hc•rlty l..t tllp
.......... UASl/OPTIOM ~
~!~E.~ft!,S!-! .. S!_~I! ,,.. •
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PANORDIC VIEW $495,•
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OCEANFRONT HOME $435,•
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611·1•00
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for tt hor1n. •·Nlmmtnil
pool ft lMNA toUrt If )'OU
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HOUSES FOR SALE
.2 Iii .. FAM IM .,. DIH
219Viaian Re mo (Lido Isle> NB
615-8626 Open Daily l ·4
231 Poppy. Corona del Mar
673-81,79 $359,000 Sat/Sun l
J ... OOM
30SO'Klttybrooke. Costa Mesa
979-5370 $84,900 Sun 12-4
• •21 Balboa Coves, NB
831-t<WO $275,000 Sat/Sun 1
6009 Seashore, Newport Beach
631-1400 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
241 E;ast Wilson, Costa Mesa
548-7454 S89.500 Wed-Sun 12-4
3922.Banyon St. <College Park) lrv.
· 5'5 ~·1096 $109,500 Sat/Sun ••SS BaJboa Coves, Npt. Bch.
673-5991 Sat/Sun 1·4
17 Canyon Is land Dr., N.B.
951-0200 Sun l ·5
l II pklS FAM RM or DIEH
, 1833 Port Stanhope. Npt Bch
640-6259 $182.500 Sun 1-5
•1509 Dolphin Terr Orv Terr) CdM
, 675-6000 S515.000 Sun. 1-5
2021 Deborah Lane. Newport Beach
645-6937 $135,000 Sun 2-5
'.221 Via San Remo <Lido Isle> NB
675·5626 Open Daily 1-4
624 Poppy, Cor ona de l Mar
· 640-n29/642-2171 Sat/Sun 1·4
100 Via Cordova (Lido Isle ) N. B.
675-1782 $265,000 Sat/Sunll-4
231 Lugonia . Newport Beach
638-9663 $116,900 Sat/Sun l
17 Whitewater (J asm Creek > CdM
640·8715 $255.000 Sat /Sun 1
1903 Yacht Maria (Seaview> NB
644,6200 $265.000·f ee S/S·l -5
2040 PalomLJ . Cnst<.1 ;\lcsiJ
979-5370 Sat/Sun 11 -4 '* •47262nd St.. Newport Be ach
· 642-3147 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1-4
4 1£DROOM
1909 Yacht Enchantress, N. B.
631·1400 S335,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 So'ngsparrow. Irvine
SS9-6337 $129.900 Sal. 11·5/Swl l ·S
1514 Dover Dr. tWestclif() N.B.
$169,500 Sat/Sun 12: 30-4: 30
4 ........ FAM aM or DIM
21 Sparrowhawk, Irvine
752-1414 Sun 1-4
3320 Alabama Circle, Costa Mesa
751 3191 $112,000 Sunday 1-5
2708 Harbor Vie w Dr .. CdM
673-3230 $392,500 Sun 1-5
m> Killybrooke < Halccrcstl C~I
546-4141 589.950 Sun 1-5
1200 Outrigger CHV Hills > CdM
' 644-6200 $209,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1032 Santiago < Dv r Sh rs ) N. B.
646-4769 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1633 Santiago Dr < Baycrest) NB
54&·4784 $249,500 Sat/Sun 12·6
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
Z llDllOOM
.143 Morristown, Costa Mesa
979-5370 $70,900 Sun 1·5
l llDROOM
311 Alta Lane. Costa Mesa
548·5647 $89,900 Sat/Sun 2-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
l I&. I U
62 Beacon Bay (Beacon Bay) NB
642-8235 $550,000 Sat/SUD 1-5
of n.wparl
REALTORS
671-Hll
OPIM HOUll .
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$75.toO.
'TIS TAX TIMI: CorOM ct.I Mr. 0.. Weck
to llG COIOMA llACH. Sf1 _... wttlt
prl•• ,..._ & acb • HCOIMI floor .
l11N•n1 WnMd for tMrd lenl Wt a. r••t••· •••••· ditllwetllers. brick
flrepl1cn Ill tow IMlh. TAX SHllt'la.
$490,000.
OM AVOCADO: L..... """ 1M•11•. d... bH .. d ullln9, brick fl,.,.K•,
c ...... ..., redeconhcl. $650 . ......,.
OM GOLDBGOO: S.tt. of Hk)ltwoy -
Fttnfslted ,...._. on yHrt IHH. Two
bedl--, two battts. Flnpl11e• Ml hlltg
rooa lewtfful cCMldlHOL $625 • .....,.
OM CARMA TIOH: Two bedrOOM -two
boffl. Extra lcr1J9 rooms -lots of closets.
Deck off IMng room. $475. MtNy.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., CoroM ct.I M...
675-5511
LIDO ISLE
Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances
custom spacious 5 bdrm .. 4 bath
traditional home : like new. Ideal fot
entertaining Corner lot. $520,000.
llG CANYON
Golf course view from spacious 5 BR,
4 ba. traditional hom e; lge. fa mily
room. pool. jacuzzi. $750,000
IACK IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .. 2112 bath family home on
quiet cul de sac. Overs ized pool.
playhouse. storage $169.000. Terms.
OCEANFRONT
Quality craftsmansh ip in mahog. trim
& oak floors sets off this landmark: 4
BR, 3 ba. home in finest location.
Establis hed trees & la wns. $485.000.
IAYFROMT
Several fin e bayfronl homes
with pie r & slip
AVALON
Well construct ed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak
floor. partia l basement. concrete
foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
J .ll Bny\1d•· 011v1· N t\ lil'> 6 161 -~
Moy the Easter
Bunny bring you
lots of goodies
and a
beauttful day
AS SUMA .. A 9~ % Ftxed 'Rate Attumable Loan.
Owner will consider 2nd T.D. lo u1l1t
in assumption. 3 Bdr •• 2~ Ba .• Lr.c .
Fam. Rm. w /w t bar. Lovely corner
lot. in the Ranch. Call Tom Baron
559.9400
ACIOSS NOM PAIK
This classlc '4Bdr. MeRB V~rde home
f eatW'CS formol dining. cozy den &
used brick court yard Jus t right
priced at $133.950 AAk for Jac kie
Handleman 631 ·12'36
FOi LIASI
CONDO -Wa lk to South Coast
Vlllagc -2 Bdr + d n, $560 /mo. -
MESA VEltOt: llOME -48dr .•
family rm. & formal dlnJng: f700/mo.
Ask for Jackie llondleman 631-1266
OCIAMFIOM'T
That romnnllc hktc awoy that you've
dreamed about nas finally come on
the market. Rare Penlns ula Point
beachfront home $525,000. Ask for
Oorrell l'ush 63 1 1266
llY1MI a B<lr .. l ~ Ba. w /Olning Rm and
covered patio. $82.900 : VA Term s. As k
for Roy Siemens 631·1266
llVIME
Upgraded 4 Bdr., tri-level Yale model.
$109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631 ·1266
COSTA MESA
BARBER SHOP / hair design !
Excellent shopping ceriter location. 2
c hairs w/room for 2 more . $10,500.
Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CosteMeso
Beautiful duplex. Close t.o park. sch ..
and 1n mile to beach. Owner unit with
excellent rental. Both uruts have 3
Bdr .• 21fz Ba .. s unken li ving room.
fireplace & privacy . $205.000.
Duplex for Re nt
See above. $.575/mo.; $350 Sec. Dep.
As k for Roy Sie mens 631-1266
.COSTA MESA
l Bdr.. Unfurnished house
yard & garage. $250/mo.
Curtis Herberts. Sr. 631·1266
TRl-PLEX
private
As k fo r
Eastside Costa Mesa . Rents are low.
New building all around. $147,500. Ask
for Robert Milliken 631-1266
IRVIHE
LARGEST HOM E IN COLLEGE
PARK This spacious 2650 sq . fl. 4 bdr.
home has a family room. bonus room.
air conditioning, + tile roof. $129,500.
Ask for Fred Gibson 559·9400
214 E. 17th Slrfft, Costa MIM
631-1266
Nationwide Network of Individually
Owned and Operated Real Estate ()(fices
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GflM SUMDA Y 14
Extraordlaary vista of ~ males of
coasWne & Calallna. Breathlakinw
nl ~ht view of harbor li f(hts .
CompCetcly remodelied. Hundreds oC
feet of redwood deek & shade arbor.
Fre nch doors thruout.. 4 Bdrms. la.est
qtrs .• danil\4( r m . Spacious private lot. ~~~~~~~~
wlth large pool & sundeck. Come by & c.M ftRll
explore this ~realhtaking property. New piUnt •root. 8uptr
$392,500, rt'nt.1\ Rrr*fl'm•uot I
IUDLIY & eo .. R..eton 67l·lUO
CU1'9MOMI
IUl.DAMLOT
DUPUX 11WI tt..rmln& Ht1uidl'
Nmftlill DEL MAR Corner lot . r oppcr ~:!t:•:1~,:::r1c1~'
..uRUM rnwnblnit. itood C101111c blf' R·Z aot If herdwood
CHA.MER "~'. fi~~rtt1on. Rltr. noon turn you on. thlll I• I.ht pt~· 116.000. Call $199 500 -61~ o:wl2 hhfr>'I tnwer, 752 1'20,
3 Odr m . ti vin,.' H m . eo.t.Mff• 1024 ' 9'JAIL f'orm1tl Dining area n"'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... .a.cl
hmlly rm. w /2 Cull r~
b.sths This home h11, n • "MAICE Offt•" NOPllflll•
<'t'flllY been remodelt'd On th1<1 lf1vf'lv M .. -.11 with new master su1lt>, Verde home Owner!! t r l' 10,.. nt l:Jt P.M.I
with bath area. n e w glvlnJC new buven ui--------
kltchen. family room 11n1l $2.000 c1rvet a llowanrf' MIS"' vMDI ·formal dininJC area Liv llome feature~ heated "' •
Ing rm has beautJful u f'd pool, t'onrf'd patio and 81'1 5 fJtlrm. Z/1lory.
brick fireplace with gas BIJ'f Asklnl( only wlfonnal dinin• + t' H
raised hearth For adcti· SJl2.#X1 C..11 546 ~ ~ brttf~t rm. nu r 2 l{O lf
Uonal information and rnur"'"' Onl1 1139,000
romplete ll~t of exr1•1,. "'"oor may 1£>a~t· oPllon Uon&lleeture!IUll utl700mfJ 1 Huthv•urte •
714-731-3777 ltltr w ..... MLt.aTHIPAll
C.M. DOLLHOUSI Nt-wf"r 16 '' 1 21$tc.r1 OHL y Sit ,000 ht~ wlf()f'mal dlninr "' . 1 • Pam Hm. 4 ltdr~~ IJ1g
1 br,2 1111 w ll(reMl linty mll'llf'r and lovf'I)'
rm l.vly l1tnd11u pfJ11(, gar~n Onl1 11~.M<I
11wrt t ul dt• ,a<' lot Ruy ll u t ti L • 11 r I e , H I l r .
..,...,. "ubJl'f'l to I'll l~ltln(I fi4':-<WJ ti 70'1'. t·11 11't1111t ll111n
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~HERITAGE
• '. REALTORS
DUPLEX HOME
Fln<.'St corner loeallon: • - -
lovely 2 bdrm res1d1•nn· BRAMD MEW EASTER SPECIAL
Reduct.'d $10.000. 330 F.
22nd St. border CM 1N U
ruu nl y. :! b l k s t o
backbay. Cstm house.
a pprox 3U00 s q ft .
l"df'l)Ort. 24x20 J!8rage. 4
Br. office. 2 full Ba. best
appliances + lots of ex-tras. lo mainl.
wrth formal dmmg r m + TOWMHOMES
111come urul. See & l'llJOY "lrittany Woods"
the best ror less I $235.000 I Ea~LS1de c~ta M l''>a) OPEHSAT 1-5 2432SantaAnaAVl'.
5200aCHID
PAULMARTIM
REAL EST A TE
644-7311 548-5879
EnJ!hsh Tudor 2&3 Br !>Pht level, 2&3 car
ga ra J(c. frplc!.,
m1<'rowa\'e!>. i::ret·nhou!.t'
window<i. pool. !>P a Cl\arnung duplex. Steps TENNISt·ourt ,...._ • £-~: ... _
to Goldenrod O\•erpass l-'rom S89.950 ""* uuacuJ ~~
3br. 2Vzba. approx 1800 616-00l>I or 955 l!rlO 3br I ba. assumable loa".
sq ft upstairs. frpk. J across rrom park. encl
suodedts. open beam m W~~~~vb"to yrd, RV. l>lor age. fplc.
tiv rm. lg mstr bdrm 499 East 19th SL By
Downstairs. Jbr. 2ba. ap-EASTSIDE by O-.. ncr. _owne __ r_· _64_517_24_. __ _
prox l.500sq fl. Many up-3&. l :lolii ba, 2 pal•~. F.P Investor mus t sell 2
grades. Buyer has choice Xlnl cond. S89.500. Wtod· homes in Costa Mesa. No
or lender. $270,000. Sun/12·4 548 7454 brokcraizc.
Shown by appt. pnn· -205Amhurst-S82.500
o plesonty. 640-5078. Bkr DOCTOR'S ESTATE 2385 Norte Dam e·$82.SOO •aow M"'RKET'-70xl35 F.·stdc R 2 lot. R1Jt Call S:U-9081ror10forma·
.u. "' · 4 bdrm. 3 ba h omlc' lion. For sale. 3br Needs TLC w/pool. t•te . and work· --------
Only $139,900. 673·4311 tnf' pnnL'> ror 2 more un·
agl. tls. OWC lst T D w121:1•1,.
SPECTACULAR 9UALJTY DUPLEX
An exceptional cus tom
bit home w/vaulted wood
beam ceiling. beautiful
s olid oak cabi n ets thNouL fplcs in hvg r m
& master be droom ,
leaded glass windows. &
ceramic We jacuui in
cmtrbalh.
rt.US
A charming 2 bdrm ren·
Lal wlfplc & separate
patiodeck. $279.500.
CAU. 644-7211
/Jn ,..IGEL
UAILEY &.
A551:JCIATES
~
down. Sl49.500. OwJ1 /Agt
6'&2·9666.
Preslige Mesa Verde. 3br.
li ving rm, din .. rm •
scr~ed ram. rm .. & or-
ftCl'. Low mainlenanct'
By Owner. 4br. 2ba. Mesa yard. By Owner. Askini::
Verde. Beaut Fam rm & S112.000. Open Sat. 1·5.
frplc Close to sthb. X Int I~ Rhod_e_s_. ----cond Sll7.000. For appl -
54.5-01.89 eves. Pnncaplc~ PANORAMIC
only. w
IY OWHY/E'Si* OCEAN VIE
3+ or 4 Bdrm. 2 ba. New· TOWNHOUSE
ly redecora~ed in & out. ORiy S 112.900
$139,000. Ph. 675.ssoo Brand new r eady to
DUf'LU ·move into with s hake
Veey nice two 2 bdrm. rod & cedar shingle sid-
un1ts. Eastside Cost a uig. OnlY. lc>'k down and Mesa. Enclo&ed garagos seller WJU pay all b.uy_ers
+extra parking. Stre(.'( costs. Sunken l1v1ng
& alley a ccess. This w /frplc . ~ balcony.
won't last, SUS,000! Formal. dining room w t NEWPOttT IEACH ocean vtew! Owner i:n ust
IEALTY 675-1642 ~:.:::Call 6.1l·2246·
Jlrc..toMH...,.
8ltn refrlg & freezer. lg ram rm w/breakfast bar.
good area.
Red C ....... ltltrs.
642·4745
"Very impressive
property"
describes lhis Mesa
Verde home. just an 8 Iron from the Cntry Club. ORIG HWn HTS 3 br w /loads of used brick Ii 2 frplcs. New Re fres h i n g Oce.an crpt.s. Take over lrge
breezes ,& a sparkhn.g loan with low interest.
pool are JUSl xtras to Uu.s Slll.OOO. 64.S-722l. immaculate 3 br 2 ba
home. Tastefully de -~ corated, situated on a
qUlet cw-de-sac. close to 21 aU shopping. Call Today!
o.-it llcketb. e
Ill•• Wftlclff RHlty
9M-04l7 642-32631--------"--
8 UNITS
MESA VERDE. six 2
Bdrtm. 2 baths, two 3
Bdrms. 2 baths . fireplace, enclosed
garages. close to schools.
s hopping and park.
Prine. Olaly. MMlal
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~tarter 111111 Sii,•
2 Bedrm + 22 ft. enclosed tam rm
w/Ben Franklin fireplace . 2\; Clilr
a:ar. RV acces . Tree • a arden. :,purkllng fountam.
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ol th~ ur ctinarv homt<
w'tlh ull wood bldln1t In
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nn l'tln"'t kit In liUlkll'
C\lnd ll ll11bt. bntcht ~
II") v.-ith t1 $15.800 Iii.
um.ibh.•k1a11.ito•, Int
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644-7JI I
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SOUTH LAGUNA
Oulst:indlng q11.i l1l\. 4.$ BR R1M'¥), $115.0002 3
\'Md, nctahborhood lk'1>l lltt Oahood. Sl~.ooo
boyS16S.OOO t>-t2-011~. t144 tif.H7 Coastal Prop1fft ll''-
4' K336 appl onl)
ARST OFFERING
Exc lus ive townhoml'.
St'Cunty area 2 Br 2 Ba
~ palrn O\ e r l1111k 1ng
Danit l'l M:mna & on•un
H1de-awt1). rnve!'i l. or
vt1C'allon In style v •I
cant Aniroous
WESTERN RE1\LT't'
SERVlt'ES SJ0.2224
BToro 1032 .............•.........
3 Br 21 j Ba tuwnhome.
Woodhrid.itc Ai.pen 3br
2ba upgr.idcd. S!i9,50U
A ...... umc -;1K l:.t TD ..it
!IS li'r 0"11c r 1\~t
5.'>I 403lt
'riff's T owfthoMe
Lmdy 4 bt.'drm Con<l o
with fu rn 1ly rourn
S upcrb qu al it y
l)(!li~htful Det•or lch•ul
location $152.900
NEWPORT CENTER
REALTY
640-1812
LOWER
THREE ARCH IA Y
air . frplc . pool. dbl UNIV. PARK II j!arage . up g r tidl'd
YoYr chance to live ift a p rivate
got....-ded cowity hen crrlnd! TMs
ch.-*J 3 bedrOOM, 3 bath 9'0IM • a
large lot witt. oce. view and fonMI dilli*J
room is priced to sell. You ccmt enjoy the .
private beach, tennis cowts .ct c.owuuwNty
recreatioll cefttff that Oftty Thne Arclt lay
can off~r. Only $289,000. Call Swift
Torrmce.
~'74.000. 581·9898 Plush 2 Br+den end unit lO wnhousc. A t C, 1w w
H&dington Beach I 040 cpt'g. On J.!r«:enblt t•lo:.t•
••••••••••••••• • •••• • •• t.o adult J>Ol)I By ownl'r
S2SOO under market. By $93,500. Ph 552·1766 or
Owner. a bdrm 1·'• ha. 5594482
firepaN.~. covered pa tio. UNIV_E_R_S_l_T_V PARK b
new carpel. fres h µ~mt owner 5 HR w 11a'n/
497.3331
LAGUNA IEACH
!,n ~ out S7s.,ooo. <.:all Slt8.000 17911 Bascom
-I J •I J 8 • 0 ,I 11 l 11 r 552-8291 or 805-482·4381 I • IO .. .. :H3, 431 04.4-1 rvene .. .. coll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW
Unlimited ocean view
Kv Owner. 0 0 H e rl it WOODIRIDGE BB.OW MARKET from both li \'ing room dlt.'{'k. no qualJfymg As-and m·,1s•er de"ks. rclu.~. bl SS• ooo VA 4 Bdrm. 3 ba. upgraded Sharp Jbr. gret1L locat1on • ~ ·' suma e ... · w II X I p d · h · 1ng spa, profess1'onally 81 • f · 1 ow. , Int oc. rof + ecor wit amenit1e:.. ~« or new mancmg. d . d . M II 6~" •3 landsca~. $130.000 C l t b h 2 ec g & Ian scap g. ustsc . 1..-. 11 agt. ~~
f o s,e 0 f eacl d•. Sl29,900.0wncr559·6337 DOHOSEH irep aces. orma m. n-.. S 5 S Woodbridge nr l ake. RIP!"LTORS rm. & ram. rm. Lar"e 3 "'l"<'n al 11· · un 1·5. bd ~ bdrm. 2 ba. $89.900. Prm· ___ 4_So_n...;g;...s.;..p_ar_r_o_w __ form. model 3 rm. 2'~ 401GLENNEYRE c1pals only. 848·3785. _ba_. Sl_49_._900_552_-8584 ____ , ____ 4_97_4848 ___ _ DOH'TMISS
Coast Lin~ Ar~a. THIS ONE LCICJl9MI Beach I 048 CHARMER
adult townhouse-condos. Ucerf1e ld. ever ything ••••••••••••••••••••••• A e a m e <I c e i I 1 n ~ s
location -pnce details you could want 1n a *DUPLEX * thruout! focal point 1s
Lloyd W1ngf1eld All home Winner of Gold Ocean side of hwy. level hugebrickfrplc.tnh\tn~
Statt• Hltrs Oa vs . NuJ!get Award at Pac lot.easy acccss to beach. rm .. Zoned H·2. Locatl'<l
536·931 l. Evesl wknds . Coast Builder 's Conf ~s paint. minor re· in Dana Point. $89,950 ~:$3 Vaulted beamed ce1I· pairs: ideal for home & IUILDING SITE
mi.:s. wood burning frpk, int·ome Hurry . only Good view large bu1lda 6 bdrm hse. w w l'rpt, r us t bo ok l>h e h ·ei-. blelot Sl2S0 000 . Goldcnwesl & 1'.:d1ntt1.>r Sl.45.900 · •
ar.,,. (>nt'" s167 •. """. '"~II s kylite. Li\•ing arca Mission Realty 494·0731 VIEW!! "u ,. • '""' '-'p opens to cov1:red r{'(lwd. Tiu bd 1· an 4 840-6242. By own. patio. 2br. 2ba. dt•n. 2 BK. North end. walk 10 5 4 rm. qua ity con· Pnnr1pal only. I' .. r d d structed custom home -.U#(e enu o l'U · l"l>UC beach: frpl. hdwd. fir:. . provides an atmosphere
POOL&SPA lot Auto !tpnnkl l·r~ patio. R·2. cun add unit. for graciou,, ll\'IO J:. Walk to comm pool~. owner finance SlS5.00U. Not m multiple uook. <t
hr. 2 ha Scawmd home nr Brookhurst & Allanla.
h ighly upgrudcd .
~16.000 963-8377.
HEAL EST AT 1-;
PHOFESSIONt\LS
~°" Hc:ritOul-1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JUST ABOUT
Jat:. s c h I!. S94 .500. PEG ALLEN Sl~l.OOO SEE .... Owner I Brk r 552 :1:111. REALTOR iltl4· 7578
752i!737 Open SJt I !'l JO -.::...... _-,,,;,,,_--~ Peppcrgras~ --~~LA
l 'I' Vl 2 bdrm2ba Lnh:.c. 2br 2ba + beach s ho\H•r.
qwet loc on ):(rnbll. fp ll' wet bar. pal10 w ·your
nr pool & l'rtl>. elec i:Jr. own Eucalyptui. Tree ' a~s OK. 5.'>2 8383 o" nr lnt.enor upgrndl'<I T" o
;\lany xtrul>, 582.000. pooll>. tennis court. sec
-· -gal.el> BEACH $162.000 Brand new 5hr. 3b11. 3 car. CJll Neal VanderZ1el for
2 frplc 2650 :.q fl appt.494·4264 Microwave. compactor.
Sl45.000, Sl8.000 d~ n
5.'1)..6705.
SENSATIONAL
I lt ghly upj?raded 2 llr
home rlose to park!> &
~l·h oo l. 10'; down
$75.500 552 ·l:®i
Art Danen Realty
492·4141\ ..... -------------~
Blue Ribbon
S~cial
the on?an new in thl'>
rural scttm~. the c·harm
1>f old top of Lhl· ~ orld . 2
bdrms .. 2 hath~ & hul!C
family rm add to the C'll
JOymenl of thl.' setting
SlS<l,500
'"l~r'l'=r ·~\ ....... 11eiatf~-,.
110!> N Cn 1~1 H1Qh* '" 1.oquM l!cdC:h c., ')Jb~I
17141 •9• 1171 ~~~ ~~~;;~-~·r.Jw;:;. 11
CIMI 49<l 4~91
LOWER 3 i\RCll B1\Y
:JBr. 2Ba 2 llty. lg lot, 1wn
view. c lose lo bl·h .
TWe C 111 •ni:z.H._.. BIG 1111" a m built Ina. YI_,,. hlt.000 & -...a.u ... .,..
....._..,.... HltUF
........:::: Mc CORMACI( RE '-cl•• Op"-Very larae execuUve
W...e.Howll cu s tom residence.
S26.000 Plut S2000 a Panoramic view. month la your p111111 k<:y Sheltered pool Mnd tipa.
to ~ luxurious NEW At,1, ~1809: 675-6900
USTOMED h ome abovt the SUKGING •IAYFROMT• SEA with a breattita~inlj With large pier and slip.
v1uw. 3 8clrms . :i balh!i. i''~l dlnlng, separate fam. rm. & din. rm. family room. large llv·
Structured oC Cedar & Ill&. 3 Bclrm!i + maid.
natural wlone. Enjoy S725,000. Agt. 558·1809:
celebrities on lhc sands _67_5.->0 ________ 1 of v1,1orh1 Be•ch ... pay
n~x t year . S3S0,000.
"1M·7S.Sl kik for Hlll.te
~Hills 1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 llR 2 BA. Mooter~y
rondo. highly upgraded.
$79,SOO. Ownr. 837·5991S
RY OWNER
Nt!W 2br . 2ba . pallo
h o mt'. Lrg k11
Grtienhousc win. Up·
N.l.CHARME.R
&ONLY $159,000
Lvly new carthlone crpt-
mg enhances this 3 br, 2
ba home. Muny upgrades
& located on a quiet
street w/a choice private
yrd. Newly offered 1-'ee
land. 759·1501
graded lhruoul. Dbl. gar. Big 2 sty. newer 4br. 3ba.
w/opnr C'A llec., f~H'. Back Bay Hu ~c lot.
Owne r d e s perat e Hor ses OK $149.999.
$74,500. 768·3434 Prtn. Only 645 7783. LOCJllM NigMI I 052 _P_ri_~ __ _
•••••••••••••••:••••••• BEACH COTT AGE
Laguna Niguel BY THE BA y
Realty •
ICiftq of the Mountain
Over(ookinJ: El N1Auel
Golf Club. Lrg 4 BH.
n e wer home " panoramic new or green
lull'> & 'alley:., cooled U)
:.ea breezes . Custm built.
loculoo on qwct cul·dc
sac. Sl79.950
ILUERllBON
A true winner. Ric h.
warm colo rs & lush
plants welcoml' you uno
this 2 BR. 2 hulh homL·
w sec·lhru lrpll' :.l'n m~ h\1llg rm & den Ground:.
a r t' r e min1s C'l'OI ol s e t·luded Spun1!>h
Courtyard. S115.000.
493-9494 495-5220
496-2413 830-5050 --------TIIE SHOR ES Pvt comm
3 Br upgrd'd , must :.ec
Call days, 49'.? 2732 or t'\:.
196·7301. o" ncr c .in
carry. -------~lust sell beautiful 3 Br :I
Ba home. By Owner "" sumable Vt\. S83,90u
Pnn only. 495·4789
~
hochside of Hwy.
-SUper v1ew·ht'ar wav(•s
craslung ! Beach c:ottai:t-
w guest apt.
$225,000.
Fmty Beach HOt1se
3 br 2 ba w J:Ul'Sl apt
Super views from 3
stont>S lge yrd. i::ar:.1gc.
onlv I bl ock to hcaC'h On·
ly SISS.000. Won 'l last !
DOLPHIN R.E.
494-8581
Spacious & lvly . freshly
decorated in earthtones
w two lge entertainment
J,13llos Gas BBQ Move
m cond111on w unlimited
potential. Pnvalc beach
& s eruri l y i;utc s .
Pre~tig1ous locallon al
an affordJbll.' pnC'e or
fered at only Sl58.500
646·7711
Real Eslatc
•SEAVIEW BY
OWNER
pgradt-d Ham pl o n
model. 3 br. 212 ba + rm.
ly·rm. Oc:ean & nt~ht lttc
view. Guurd 1?all', p ool· tennis Principals only
S295.l.OO 1213 1430 3629
BEACH HOME
SI 37,200
Rare beal'h homl' on rec
land Steps to the beach.
pools & tennis. l111thly
upgraded. Great startt'r
investment or s ummer
home 646·7711
Dover Shores View
4Br. 4 Ba. fd. fr. A C.
~50.000 Ownr 64fi <17ti9
.... Apn• 11, '"'
IAYCllST
Leeward Lant la a qule
etreet. wilh J1Htcy homes
Drive by aou, then c•I
Bob DlckiMOO at 97
t.o Me lhil 3 Bdrm, 2 bit
beauty. Open Sun l·4,
3>1.S.Leeward Lane
leach Do•u•H
$105,000
Newport Sbof'H. attr11c
Uve 3 BR. newly crpl"d
pamled inside & out.
blk• to beach. Owne transferred out of area .
Pool & tennis courts.
Reasonable terms t
qualified buyer. Call ro
appt to see. Pe.:gy
960-4392. ~-2498.
BEST ORIC I NA
BLUFFS AREA! Scnsa
uonal plan E. highly
customized. spacious '
bdrm. swte + mas:.1vc
family rm & added hob·
by rm . Over looks
enormou& g reenbelt. llonestly priced at
$189,500. Agent 640·5560
OPEN SUN 1·5
COMIHOMITO
SOUTH LA-....
.....ISSM THUi AICH IAY
Plctwe ... lt•RHI 111 ... tllt tM1 I . ....... .._ ........... ....
"""-S2 ......
PMe LA•UMA UDO •
lac._... 2 lt•*H• IMcll "'H'b ... ,. ri4Jllt •... •• I .... SHl,000
H••tt.cl ~~::. c:=: I ....
lffch md Plw. $299,500
499-4551
SOUTH LAGUNA
497-JJJI 491-17
Lagmaleach
493-1112
D-Poillt
# 17 Canyatt l&ICMCI Dr,
BDorocloPlon. twwportlffch 1069 Newport~ lte COfltriact f Sale ••••• ••• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ••••• ............... .,..
o • SEAVIEW·ly OWMr By owner. 3 Ar 2 Ba. lft
REALTY WORLD RARE Bar Harbor study arelt;J fa""l.Y T .
World lnvestmenLs w/beaul. shutters. 3BR. frplc. assoe. lfdot1t .
951-0200 2"'-iba+fmJy rm. Guard 1 blk to otean.~
llEAUTIFUL gate. pool. tennis, view. House Sat/Sun 1·5. ~lot & l'Ompl privacy. Lugo nta . 638·96
4 8dnrt • Fomily R"' Below• mkt. $259,000. Ph $116.900 ::i.:_
JMI New C'arpel. close 644-7970 for appt.
to Sl'hool & 1lark. Fct• ---------S.C~ I 0
s110.ooo. Ph 640· 1440. HARIOR VU HOME ••••••••••'-••A•••••
551-6.56_1 ------• 4 br. 2ba . fmly rm. Mon· tego model, adj to 11reen·
bell, pool, & Anderson WI::STCLJ FF. 4 Br. 21 ~
bu. Sl69,50!! By owner
Open Sat Sun 12 30·-1.30.
1514 Dover Dmc
IELOW MARKET!
BIG CANYON Condo
great location. ALSO
eh.•ganl 3br. home with
pool +spa only Sl24 .900
Pnnc. Only 6'73·4311 Agl
EXEC. DELIGHT
Purv pleasure from the
l.llTI(' you enter the enC'I d
court yd or this ele.:ant
4000sq ft homt-w perfect plans for enterta ining or
falllllY hvmR 4br. 412ha.
fam rm. billiard rm. sauna. Jac. 3 car gara1::e.
secunty. Fct! S475,000
Open Sat. 12·5. Sun 12·4. lSOlj Antigua Way Ownr.
631·3140.
LSE/0'110H
Newly decorated 3br.
Jba. overlook m g golr
course. Back Bay 5750.mo. 642·8106 or
&l.'>·<X!Sl
CONDO
Pnmc locauon Close to
pool. 1ac u711, i.11una &
beach. 2 br . den. 2 l..tath
Adult c o mmun 1 t~
SIOl.000 tlol hi. W 6od.
Realtor 675·867ti '
HARBOR
VIEW HOMES
Elem Sehl.
$175.000 Fee
HCS'bor ViewKltOll
2 br. 2 ba . den. Sl68.SOO
Fee..
l(ftal Properties
644-2542 752-2838
Catch A
.Jro~~~,o~!~~top
retreat 1n Newport .
Sereruty. a magn1f1cent
view and lovely decor.
yet rompeuuvely priced
below $300,000.
IJ523 CAMPOS Da· lRVJME
I 10 DecJr-Oa v
AlTOSS a golf course &
Nixon Estlilte, 28D() sq
home w/spjral sfairc·
& much more ''
$249.900. ~
Try a C'Onlract sale ~
WESfCOA.5T PACIFIC
REALESTA'l'E ~
&11·2600 • 1496.ssts . BYO~ER
uwely Ion~ vie,.. ov
loo k in g Shorec Ii
golfcourse 1& mMJnta:
C5tm bit gazebo 31
ocean view. 3 lg Qr 2
frplc. wet bar drapes
oow can>et'9& ~Prof.
corat ed 1n :4 o
Wshrldryr & re/Ilg to main. 2 patios. a
sprinkle r .•• 1Hghtln
F.a.slly maintained P '
beach club.' Approx J
sq ft . $149.B . 492~
CUTl.~OZY
2 bdrm CQ\l,gC. \ol(/lpl
Dbl dew~ gar. w t access . ta tile I
wrroom lO ~. Li• a
!>umable loun. S75.
AA Beach Rllrs.. 492-2H ---......
Largest 1 bdrm. hou~t!
San ClemenJ.e. 1533 Ml
on 1&12 lots shadl! trt'l'
some ocean v1uw. Ii
maculale Owt1el' mu
~I l' a n s a f a m 1 I }
n ... 1ghborhood Plan with
\Clltr family in mtncl
t:nbcl1l''·ablt· 'It'" + Crwit n!'1ghiXlr" vrl·.11 tenm. 3 Br i Lia. !!' •', _________ , :-.dmols Gr ... at shopp1nll
a:-.~umable loan Agt Hill JASMINE CREEK Call vour i:n•a t r('a ltor
831 L25_'_7._S_J26.50<1 Best buy at s2~5.000 ;ilJolil th1-. P.real -1
POOL HOMES Plan V. approx 241.IO .,q fl. bl·droom. s rngll' It•\ t•I
Oak plank !Ir:. 111 kllch & hum(' ~ 1th ~ rt',, t
2 homes to choose from family rm H ll?hl~ rle· landsC'apini: & g n -.ll
Newport C ente r
640-5357 Both have 1 lir. d1n111g corated thruoul Fully pn l'l.'ofSl68.0l.IO
rm . famil y rm ~ secured an·:i Sevl•rul ~ dramatil' 'll'Ws Call pools tennis crts. As· -------
Rudy at Valley RcJlt~ sumable tst TD. 2nd 10'. 21 BAY CREST PEMC &11·7300 2nd. no points Opl'll
Mi . v· . I 067 s a l s u n I . 5 I 7 -""'l m EXEC SPECIAL OF PERFECTION SI.Ion 1e10 Whitewater 640·11715 ICTJ ~ • Luxury hv1ng at ~s ve
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--------• New_,. Center best hen• """'istra TERR R ..-. • P r e s l 1 g 1 o u :. """ ! I C ! luff 640..5357 ncighbtJrhood of impos-hal·1e nd a 'o n h u
$64,500 1:-;a:-1 R Great \'ll'" ---------1 mg homl~ 4 hcdrooms. cquestnan lot in pn '!.._ h I d f 3' • lo briikl•r 4br, fm. f I I area. Elegant 5 ~dr .. 1s ome 1:, p unnc or rm. S2!!J.SOO 2807 Alta • C D'. p " . am1} room. poo . 3 car fl ... d cfftc1cnC'y offt-nni: a fn 'l' Bf~A 'II ..; Lr:X. "' n ~ara)!c Show~ pride nf our plan wi .. , '"1
tbe b e s t bu y s in
American. OH water
homes. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. 2200
bQ.ft. Sl59,900. 4 Bdrm
2•, Ba. 2850 s q .fl .
i184.9llO 4 Bdrm 21i Ra.
Jacuzzi. Sl77.SOO Sea~ate
rond<>" from S 175, IJ(JO A
beauuful big new custom
home. 160' on wall'r. HJO'
dO<'k SI .200.000. 12 other
waterfront home:.
CHEER REALTY
846-5531
UNIQUE & BEAUTIFUL
3hr, 2ba. home on quiet
r ul·de-sac w1lh many up-
Thut ':.the lht'mc for lh1s
"O LD E Lt\GU~ \
DUPLEX" lmpoi.tn~
two story des1i:n of early
l.a~una a rc hll l'Cl urc
with detailed extenor of
BOAKD N'BATT AND
$28>.000 644-1814
Emerald lay Lot
673·6634
rormofarchitel'lurc.l"c> Vista Dr . Npt lk h ce<in \U, S!GS.00) SuPL'r h \ 1 eating a rea, fam1 ,., .. 'll9. Qn.•n hou.~" !-'··t , 213 836 . .,c.,• owners 1p 1 10ml' you r· d . hdrms. I '~ bath. t·om r'[.. .,-. "~ .,u rent area . ..,.,Cl'f "111 be proud ol W!!ll room. 2 ireplace1J an
fort:Jbh.· mt·a11tlcnn)!:. llGCAMYON pnredal S252.500 tcr rom . llao,d:.o
IRANDNEW
COM DO
With Boatslip available.
Pool & Tennis court.
WATERFRONT
SHIPLAP SIDING. 1~1••--1111!!!~--~
w a rolle cllon or 111 •BY OWNER• ~ beamed ceilings, 1acu door outdoor :.pa('l'!> Leos. Optiott &. sunken tub m m:is locoted m ~tb!>1on \ ieJo Harbor View Palcrm Broadmoor No.3 pla n swle. Patio add room ~4477 customized rustic• look w lge 4 Bdrm. 2'-i ba 21 pool. Hurry ! S~50,0
4br. 2' ~ba. Spa, 2 BUQ'~. w l~e pool·s1ted yard BKR
Must :.ell ' f'el' ltind. N~ attention. Prtcl•d ~ 831-27 14: 493-1341lotl f '
Sl98.000 2012 Port Bristol for 1mrncdrntc sale at TARIELL Cir. 1·498·62Ut.i. S39!'J 500. Inquire about Newport CHter
PROPERTIES
~. 213-592·2813 -------
f rndcs Professional
-.nds caping with
lropiC'al til rium &
redwood deck. Superbly
done with Koi ponds.
waterfalls front & back.
covered patio. bll·in gas
fire p it with BBQ.
Hardwood noors. central
air. Lots of cus tom
c arpentry + mul'h.
muc h. more !!! Near
schools. parks. & pools
SACRIFIC E Sl 09.500. r .P . 7 14 1551·1096.
642-2902 <ans. serv.)
located on pnmc North
end lot. w/RAM BLING
PICKET FENCE. OLDE
BRI C K BBQ AJl<D
WALKWAYS. Upper 2
BEDROOM. I BATH IY OWNER
---other Big Canyon listmRs,._ __ •6•4•().•5•3•5•7---iSanta Ana at bi S.2311 or 640 76f.s. •· ••••••••••••••••••• • •
lr'YiM 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HIPPITY HOPI
$73,900
M> lntne ft we '11 offer you
tbiB discoYery you can't
duplicate in Lhe Vllla11es d Woodbridge. Cbarm-
llll. 3 bdrm. 2 be bome wr.. dehcloua pers_ptC·
the of warmth, bngbt·
ness & mHT'fment. Drop by & see for yourself.
562MTT
~ Walkm t; lee
PERSONALIZED
PROFESSIONAL'
SERVICE
REAL E'>TArt
8'1' LASll U '>HARKANY
752-0166
The Ultimate
In
, Twtlerock
Hi,hlands
A choice bdrm. + view
home or an elegant s
bdrm. home. Built by
l...uU. Amenities galore.
SS$$ In upgrades. Ex·
ecut.ive In every w•yl
S239.500 And S25 7 .500
l)an l:J1bb. Agt. UNTT hos spacious hvmg Very attractive 3br. 2bu OPEN TODA y 1•5 Bradford Condo fol' s •
room. approx. 25 feet Lg. ~ardcn 593.000. lo OCIEANFRHTDPLX JUST LISTED by Owne r . 3 , bdr
long. Wllh bu.ilt-111 china dwn or l:.c opt ion 2 Bdrm. 1 ba ear h unil. SW,500.549-70 cabmct and PEt::K OF Causey l>IQ.0797 Xtra larf(e2 cargaragc This Harbor View home _____ __. ........... ~-
THE OCEAN. Cozy $365.000 LIDOISLE S PARKLES from the OlherR--'Es ..
lower 1 BEDROOM. 1 & twwportlleach 1069 675·1906 newly redecora ted & '""
BATll UN IT features ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·---------PRIME PROPERTIES custom-features. new •••••••••••••••••••• • BRICK FLOORS AND O:>mpanv ·-carpellnA. new planta-MobffeHomH w 1 N E c A s E . • 1 MOVE IH TODAY Hew Custom luilt tion shutters. exqumle For Sale I I
PANELED WALLS. For ADD·OMor Sharp 3 Bdrm. corner THEILUFFS HOflW1ofOut-wallpapers & a lovely •••••••••••••••••••• •
those who want a place PUTIN A POOL lot . now vacant. In Just reduced to $144,900. standincJ9volity yard W/Jac u u 1 a od
at the beach, full of 3 Bedrooms. 2 •,2 Baths. Nwprt Shores. t\ssuma· Absolutely immaculate. apricot lade n l r ee. EXCITING
"OLDE LAGUNA charming area with ~1~1110~~ic~:.Ws.~·8.~~~: 3Bdrm2•-,bath.formal 219Aftd221 Beautifulbuy .. $J8!,:;o(). • CHARM ". we be lieve c,i·vacy. mature trees. d . 1., 1 1 <land included I lhis on e will lake k U f ·1 Southlaoders R .E . 1n1ng. s p l u eve VJaS.Retn0 1833PortStanhope
"FIRST PLACE". Of· c pa o, amt y room 548-5774. lownhome. Open space n......-Sat/Sutt 1·5 <off Newport Hiiis Or.WJ ...... '"
BeautiluJ 1973 Signal
24x60. 2Br. 11,Bu w/r
rm. 5 Slar Ad\t Pet P
and s uper large lot. ---------view from living room ._,...... 640-6259
fert.'dforonly $235000 •OMTHEWATER• and master suite. Now OrlyAppointmtnt
$172,500 Full Price ' • 3 br 1!\4 ba + boat slip. vacant. Owner anx1ou:.. PRICED $495,000 ~ L -~ ~£t'¥b~~~~nd UTI'UCUTIE youownlheland. CaJl540-ll5l (},//tut ;//b
MISSIOH REALTY The price Is right. the Bkr .......... 673-5991 <>PIN SAT & SUH I .5 R E A l T y Sea C. & S.ue
<MTL027).
98SS. est Hwy, Laguna view is terrific & WALK bBallslcomerdplx. Cstm 223 VIA ITHACA A beautiful •FAMJL
...._. 494.013 I TO BEACH ! A lltlle Cape Cod w/3 Dr. 2 Ba Exec ~e Paradise. 24x60. 2
---------• paint and imagination ea. unit. Skylites & Ions. 40' IOl. cathedral ceiling Priv"le mslr rm suite 28a home, overlook 1---------•I are all that's needed: 2 Use of woods thruout.1---------3Bdrm&gucstquarters .. the Blue P•ctflc.
Of'IH SUMDA Y I ·S
Stt-YllMJWM a.c-.. 2141~
UpperVlctoria Beach
Beaullfully furnished
(f'-Wn nol lnc)) wood & llau 3 Br, 3 ba. den. 2100
sq f\ livable. Great ocean
vu in secluded area.
Walk to beach. Terms
avail. $Zt9.500
497-1711
Bedrooms and onl y s 6 o o. o o o cas h . BY OWNER. Totally spacious&sunny widen. cslm built to beach. 5 minutes r
S00.500 213/684·3200 remdJ'd 3br. 2ba. w/fam $396,000. Or by Appl. enhance prestigious liv· F •ah Io n I 1 I an
• ---------rm. Near parks, schls, & ing in Westcliff. 1-'lnest Reasonable Park R IAYCllST shopping. Terrific buy. ..._ SOOHLIMG amenities & area. 3 Br. 2 <PK.1098>. PRIMICOTTAGE
HOltTHIMDI
Perfect starter borne on
beautiful la r ge lot.
Hardwood floors. 2
Bedrooms . many
po11lbililies for e x -
pansion. A MUST SEE at
11.62,500 •
Our frie nds love to Sl.3.5.000.64S-911J37. ....,.laOICRS :!:8.s~•tly:;:,i.~;r:.::: ._ ...
plber here. We're sure •••WATlltFROMT 675-5626 Owner 642-3435 or ad -_,_.. you & yours will too. · t S,11111 hr Co•Je & see our 4 3br. 2ba, fam rm. By _________ , viwmERNREALTY lltautiMll&arACllt
specious Br"s . 3"2 Ba. lg Ownr. 472 62nd, Newport SERVICES 530-223t 3'dO Seacrwt, z lie
dining rm, llv1n11 rm Beach. 642·3147. Dover Shores Mansion, ZBa, wtth all Ute xt
w If r p I c • r a m 11 y i--,.-.._--L-.-f-f'_OR_t_ 6br . 5ba. 3 f rp lcs. --------•I ~ylZUOO. <KZ705T>
rm /kitc h en. ptor. __..., gourmet kitchen. den, EASRLUff darkrm/bobby r m. All rrtce l~•d frm. din. rm. View C"•-1 .... •""
1tw.a.1... 1 "-I·........ h' 1 l d 3 l S37 5 Bdrm. 3 baths, <'hoice """"""" "'"' over..,.,....oe our g very """"'.......,..,sop 1st ca e Priced al on y, 5.000. corner location. Frtilh PAC= private treed garden Br fmly /d ln rm & FeeGround Prine.Only.
W/pool, deck. <firepit & beautiful stained lllass Attl 644 0070. eves. rint. S h ake roof. MOllL.I OMI
real eat.Ile BBQ. By Owner . 1633 windows. Many "tras ! 64().9TS8. t!7·~-c----1u_ SALIS
SanllaflO Dr 548·4784 . MOVE-INCond. "oy'""' .--, nr. 2708Harbor.8'eaos..
1104 So. Coast Hiway
In VIiiage fo'air
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457 S8LL idle it.ems with a 1249.SOO Open Sat/Sun o.-.p Pn Rlty. S£.LL idle Item with a 541.7729 a.1917 .~-~Dai==·~=~=·=~=C=las==sl=fl=ed=A=d=·~·=5=73=CA=="""===J)a==~l1tVIMl====:L.;;;==============l,;::::::;=:=========:J~U=~=·::;::;::===:::.:::~Edie~~Roy~==;::::633~·~08~13ll:D&~~~Y~~~l~~C~la=ss~lf~ied~A~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t
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Hewpor1 Beach IBr. l blll ........, IO ocean. Stl.IOO. ... S. 110
PCllU.
W..llJI ----"""' SlWllTOllACH
Dbl _. 'II Tra1lcrama
<DN~lll• S pvt ~h 6
,.. Sub attuna a.11o ... f'd
torall'd ln TNHW't' I
910l Pa<'1r6e COa•l Hwy &..ittc 8 t h Offt1rd h1 ~Mr.11w
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WMt quack f~row Pnn
C'lpa l 1 n n ly
Owntt ~nl ~ ...
>'O ft t>At.t) Od uh' --~rt, 2000
aili1.ll0' tJ~t1r1.11tl'<I Skyhnl' "••••••••••••• ••• • ••• •
111 S• Beach Pi.rk 4! llr. • 6 UMITS fuJI ba, r11mll)' l'"m, I htnft , .. I
kllC'ht"n. laund JIOfd\ All 2 llr I 8.l Goou
••ll' "ult out-.i<ll· pon•h "l'. u1tt<' 1«11ttlt1 t 1.111
a'Wf\1njls. mor.-Atlult lll'll~~.oou
pllJ'k Only 6 moo. uh! ~·1 A f 1£\ TIG€ toa1>pn~mt1• 000 ~4 '-I-= i= HOPI€\
llnll Sk>linl•. :? br. ~ bJ, ...,...., ... , (' II NU crpU, df'Ptl, I lt blOCb \I ~ft' Oilbt W), I
•d• 960-5022 645-464'
HAPPINESS IS FOUIPl.IX
l.IVUl& at the beach in a All 3 Br 2 Ra units.
apaclOWi dbk' Wl~t> 381\, Owner will carry 2nd TD
Zba. 2 p a t io:.. 2 11tor IUx gross 11t SIM ooo. sheds. wshrtdry r, dis •
hwhr. CUilum Tappa ~ rR€HIG€
w1rot1ss & dbl ovt'n HOM€' Pl enty of room lo l
gardt'n PP 960-537!1 33.13W.CoastHwy.NB
Ol'eanfront vucallon spo1 64M64' Jorlhe vcar ·round. 20x4 --1 ...... ITcr.C __ _
Crusader Pvt ~ach & "" :r .M. fislung pier Only St8.000 Beaut new bu1 ld1ng.
Spaw re nlal SS751mo ti'lreplal'e:.. xlnt hw1111on
Space 42, Treaiiurt TSLlovmts tH2·lf;OJ
Island 30tt01 So. Coust
Hwy, Laguna Bch. Opon JHOUSES
llous(.' Sal /S un I 5 f.ust..s1i:leC M J:wpurnlc
536-9770. houses on c·orncr lot. -~per locauon Sl5!l,YOO.
•OCEAN FRONT·2Rr.
Dl.500 Tre~s ls M.11 ~ f 1€\TIG€ Pk. So Lag Sp 153. Call HOM€\ agt Cynthia ~ o
537·2271or968·0838 J333W. Coa:;t llwy, NB
----645-6646
Aawa9t fot' Sale 120 ----
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR UNrrs.C.M.
Rancho Ca hr. area. 4 S
acre parcels. Sl00.000 full
price, wrms, mus t sl.'11
Agt 97!*-41*;.t --_..,
INVESTORS
lO dl:rt.>i>. l\·vd lm·1·slor
u·rm;,, '<lnl an·a t Lot
!ophtl
DROVER
h'77 SliU'J: 67fl-2X2.1 l•\'I'>
Near new. 3 Br owne rs
unit. 2 b;,. frpl. 2-car
gar. J.2 Br, 2 ba, units.
TSL lnvstmts 642· 1603
4 Houses & Dplx
F'lve 2 Br. om.• I Hr with
~araite:. & yJrd;, <in•at
EaSL'>tde locn11011 SliO.tMI()
down. Tl•nnnt:. rw~ 11111.
Owner will 1·urrv t•on·
tral't l"u II Orll'l' S:I00.000
Be~~~I ~Pi!~~dt.~ ~ rR~~I~€~
with oaks. ranlasll( 3333 W Coast Hwy, NB vu~wi.. xlnt ~razin~ land. 64§..6646
private 5 acrl' lake, pro· ---
perty completely fenrl'd
Xlnt r1mcl't site or camp
ground l:ould be s ub
dJ\·1ded Investor term:.
1 rn 5691 or 1 522 20l!O
8rok<'r
PILOTS ftARADISE
150 + acn!l! in btfl N Su
Diego County. wm~h~
to usc 1800' ;11r !olrip
Spectacular ocn \ 11.'"
!>e<'Unty. pn VUl:Y &l.OOt
per arre. xlnt term:. o
86.00J pt'r ac n· cash. 5'.
to Bkni. t 714 ) 481-111:\X
130 •••••••••••••••••••••••
4-Plex for s:ile by O"ner.
near beal'h in San
ClemenJe. Xlnt rnv..-.. t
mt•nl $175,0001 Firm
4J6..295.S ------leoch Property I 3 S ••••••••••••••••••••••
FOISALE
~,,,_;1 r.n'Cih Irvine
BY OWNER
2 DUPLEXES for Sall.'
Owner will t•arr)• with
15': down. Corona del
Mar 675-3956
Bayfront Uupli< 1-'ant vu.
J Br upr 2Ur lwr F p,
blt.ns & !dry hkup in ea
S um m r " n l r r c n t I
S390.000torr o "n 'a~I
840-187!:1
Old.r tn-plx on dbl lot. ~rt
l11x s hllr Sl75.0001ofr
own/ar(l ~0-l!('l!l
U.8 ·s Bcsl 1 L:n1t build
mg Ride your bike to the
beach Gro:.:. inc S29.0tH
per year
ScottRHtty
5lt..7533
Hwttinston Beacb trl-1
pla. 3 blocks to water . I ~from Surf• Sand *1J01000. C-21, ~7M2, llolel ·treat ror prol. of· •luorCbri1. ncn. Bld1. + 2 lots __ ......;..._.__ ____ ,
tw /plaa1 for omcea, COISICAM 4-PLU
._ • I-Hr parking>. NMJ-So. Coatt Piasa, by
Flnlble fhunclng. OWMf' Sl•.~. 540-Ult
85.000. I Lots avail. or..._ 1ep.,atel1 .. Barbara ---------•
Wrl eM.-(D-61> WANT ACTION? Cluailed Ads 142.54111
• • • • .... ._ f
r>ropt'rtlt'S now »v11Uab \'
$19,000 duplu Or•l'I( ·ounty -pat1D1J &
aani:" • Near.new dupleic Orafli., County -view•
Sl$1.l00
• Balboli Ii.land duplt•• -lrttdo down unly wo.ooo • Jbdrm + 2bdtm -COlila Ml'tfu $16:1,900
• llOUM' ,.. dupl.-11 -Ontu1 lo, lllb.5UO,
• Or•A&• lrlplt1• SalUOO
4 Or.mi: Counl)' tuwnhouH unlll1 -brand
ftt!W' 122J.50!)
4 hUUM' I IOI v rd $170.0i.J
I pk'C pnlJl• ol ll14 n •nhl 11 141th uwnn :i. unit
c;:.s,OIXI
Co tu Mt·'ll I plt••wi. wot l14'\•' Sl~.000 t·Ul'h.
(.'o\ tn~ton I pll·~ lll'l.lr !\vuth l'oi&/11 fllu,11.
s.;:00.111.i
I pit"' fl'\'•'lllh 1 t'lullmht..'tl
\ 11•111 SI~ !JllO
I hou ""' l.11 ti'' lot ( 'o'ta M1• .... 1 ~~~ uou
I 1.llllh l\"'lll :'lt1•,,1 )1110 WO
I µI\•)( l-'ull1•rt1111 ~l.i-0.000
I lllllh 111clu1l111111 l'll"tom own1•1 ' unit
llunt111.:Lon lil.·111·h s:.!i~ l)(MI
4 dupl(!J(l'' I 11n1l., 1·uch 14 llh llf\.'l>IJl'l'
llLllllUli,(lOfl lit•IH'h $1117.0011
~ t..-i;:una Beach unit... \ 11•111 • ~.ooo
II unJts -durh·\ 1 a pl1•\ cNl 1 tut
hN1mner. $21~.00o
II Oro.nge County ur11t~ ~l!t!),oOll
ti Orange County u111i.. ~.0110
l'l lurt;e un1h mr l'ond11101wd $230.000
ti units -2 1 pll'\t'" pml of ownership -
1 lunlln~ton twc1ch $11.>0,000
I:? wuu. -:J 4 111,.,, . ., OrllllWl' County pride
ol ownt>rsh1p J hdro1 nw1w r '11n1t $675.0011
11 urut:. wttl\ ~pcntl11hk 111 (lrun14c County
S~:!S.tfil
11 11n11'
'\.:>!17.1100
ll UIUb
77.'>.<kX>
Ornnf:l' County I Yl'Ur old
do::.e to bca<'h
Iii unit:. c I I µlt•x c!> 1 Or•llll:l' County
~;.:iv.00.1.
Iii ur11t:-. 1\n11hc1m -~ol two: S.175.000 each.
Ill un1U. R 1' c r1'.1dl.' -~ardcn courtyanl.
SJl).IW,0
lti units -br:inc.J nl'" -h1f:h c.Jcmand /ht~h
n·nl art•a. Ptr..:.11Jlc l'Onver:.1on
lti unn:. -Oran..:l' County SW0.000 16 units -oul of l>litll'. $425.000
• 16 uruts -pride of ownership Huntington
8<-ach $9W.OOO
17 unit.:; on ocean S7f>O.OOO
lH WlllS -RIVl.'rSld\• $425.000
lK Wllb -Dall;,:-.. Tt·'i:.tl> $346.000
I ~ units · Oran~e County -Span1"'h
archtlt't'ture. Sll0.000
l!J Ulllh -OUl of Sl;Jl>' $.152.000
211 hard lo 11nd pride ol ""11cr:.h1p unit:. -
<.:o:-.ta :\h•sa. S~'"ltl.lX)tl
21) un1h IC I\ er,1dl· -:! .,lCtn .:.1rdt>n style
~:~.!.t)INI
:.>i1 Ulllb
.:;330 l~KI
:!:.! unit-. out 111 'l.itt· :s.12:!,CKJO
~3 ulllt" Santa :\lun1t·a -.ubtcrrancJn
pJrking SI 5!Kl,Um
:!3 un1 h S~ent a :\1 Ollll'J
:\l,l).'l0.0~1
:!:J Ullll"'
Sl.XllO,i,W
lJal con1ci.
clc\ a tor.,
:! I unlls Orange County -all ha vc
fm•pl:wes & l'n('IO:.l'd gar:l,.:l':-. Sl.350.0UCJ.
l l unit:. -Urangl• Count~' SliOS.000
:!G unit:. llo ll ywood -pool & air
l'Olld1t1ont.>d ~.000
:!7 unit:-. llc>l lywond ">Ul.llerranean
µark111~ Sl.l:J0.000
<!K pnde of owncr:-h1r unit-. lfuntmi,:ton
lk.•l'h 11 ~ mil1•., lo heach • Sl.575.000
;!K uni ts out ot !>t;1tc $770.0W
W uruL'> bJlcon1c::. & v. ct har:. -Hollywood
~I 070.IJIJ()
:J:.! un1b 1n hig h dl'mand area or Oran ·c Cfmnl~ SOCIO.tMJO "
J:! Or.mj.\l' Count~ 11r1r11 • uf •Nnl•rbh1p umh
0'<' n"r'::. unit "W1lh n·ram1t· lllc & wuodburn1n,I!
I 1n•µlacl'. Sl.HllO.uOO
31 unit!> -out ol :.talc 5.3 X ~rm,.,
:J.1 umt!> llolly"ood -pool Sl.l~.0110.
311 umL' -Oullab. T1•xa:. Sb'Zl.000
Jo unit:--I luntin~ton Beach Own your own
,.,tr•·et ' Pride of owner,,h1p :!bdrm . <!bath
"" ncr's unit -with f1rl'1>lal'l' S2.CJ25.i.W
;j~1 unit;, -uut 111' !>lalc ~ilJ.WO
IU unils -HullY"ood -l>e<:unly lcature:-
S2.tl00.00J. :>o untb -brand ne-w -I pll'ites near
lluntini;t11n Harbor OWC tu
53 umt:s -Dalla:.. Texa:.. $1.064 .000.
66 unih -Dalla&. Tl'xas Sl.391:1.000
75 units -R1churdl>on. Tcxa:-. Sl.532.UOO.
114 units in Texas Sl9.000 per umt
85 + unit:. ~ W Holly wood -sel'ur1l)
S2. 000. 000.
96 umts 1n Tex al> Sl7 .000 per unit
IOli units -excellent renli.11 area or Orange
Counly SJ,,jQ(),000.
IJ~ units -cxch:rngc S2.HOO.OOO.
112 unit:. llollywood nl'ar frcl'wuy
$3, 100.0011
125 units -I'._, year:. old S2.37S.OOO
1:16 pnde or owncr:.h1p units in Orange County s1.;;oo.ooo
II)() un1ls -nut rJI :.tall' S!!.litiO.IJOIJ
ltlO um~ In Tl·XUS SIX.()(H) IJl'r unit
No onve-hy!> pll.'a<,1· In r1t-f1•rC'ncl' lo the w1'1hl·'I or our proJ)\:rty owm•r.,. pll.,1w 110 not a~k lur
addrl'l>:.~. II you a1 l' a :-.incl.'rc buyer. :.eller. or
e'<chanl!l.'r. pl('U"' l'Jll for Jll appointment or
\ 1!>1t our offil'l'. Opl·n daily 11nd weekends fur
your convenienct•
114 units Disneyland :irl'u motel now under
ronstrucl1on. Tur nkl'y al $4.275,000.
• Major hotel with room to build m Orange
County.
Reliremenl home to be built S4.09S.OOO.
• S hopping cente r l>lte package -next to
regional . S4.4SO.OOO
2 shopping Cl.'t'llcr -OUl of stale. $2.788,000 &
$6.393.000.
" Proressiooal center m Tusltn. Sl.500.000.
Office building -Oraniie County Sl.700,000
orr1ce buildtn~ Lo be built -Central Orunge
County. Sl.250.000
• R v Park -282 Siles. SI .500.lm.
• Mobile Homl' Pork. S2.800.000.
• Gas stalion & office in Or11n~e County.
Sl76,000.
• 4 1ndustr1al bu1ldin1ts -$2,000,000.
• Industrial buildings -S2*>.000. SJll!,:)00 &
$1 .925.000.
• Industrial sites In Riverside.
• Commercial stores & buildings for lease -
Santa Ana. • Lots fl land In Orange County. Riverside, &
San Diego Cowlty
Investment property ownership should be one ol
your mtJor life soals. It can aecure your ruture
and protect your future eamln1s. Why not lalk It over wtlh one or our highly trained st1rr of
ove r 40? We have over 140 properties available
now ~nd we know how to g.ct you started.
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PIOPIRTllS. IMC.
17141752-1920
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medl•t•lf SZ l .~oo . 2 Br. l V• ba. fl'Plc. panel· --·• .. •••••-•-••••
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
~aftS..:.!!:._ ~2=~·beach. BR Co.do, luldl lll}dlft.,._,, ...._, drJ•r. refri1.
...... l701 2 b d r • . I ~ b a • MOO. Laauu Vlllaae. •••••••••••••#•••••••• Towollome, lireplace. ,_111_.am _______ _
<M Ruby Red Grt1pefru1l. xtra deu. SS.O per cno. tl11l11 VW. U67
WIOO P/A. Wiii Ct.''"'d~r T '' I t t z. 0. st 0 r -··-··\··········· trade. '7l4>922·7*·-. 2131438'1146 a BR,! be Condo. Aliao IMCOMI NOPEln WITH
A 611AT POTIMTIAL
Twe .. ,_ ... Z ~••11• I We ......
Helo witt: lta ••• ywd -4 ..,.., •.
VUWia home site : 2r ac. 4br~ a.. ...._ ttpt/drpe, VUla. Dlbwlr. comm.an
farm land with waW!r. (>aJDt. ek. Mlat cond. pool, S.. m.a.o.
1!1.000. ~down. call ~.tn0.'rll·W. Ms......... JZ6t "'-194 • • .... cerw •..-..••hi• 2.Ut.a.·1°'1 Townhouse: 1.Ae, 5 min to 111111• .. •-••••H• ... led..... w,ad1, z br zg.., ba. NO FE&! Aft. • Oolldo
llmll•I• JIOO poolside. blt·lns . fria • ...ula, Rental Pa vilion
c .... Mete ............ twf.ct .... ..
w ....... flurwerl:-. I ......
Hw SM.w W•••ttt ....... d 1ty .......
SI IZ.IOO.
·•--•••••••••••••••••• ~t. drpg. dbl 1ar. 175-491Z8kr. ai:ao *· open .. suna, BLUFJl'S..Lovel bk
'W AMT TO IE ENVIED? .
Doa't pn1 • ttslt '"oi Molt, to IMIMd ,_-est• . ...,..., • ..... ill Newport sai-...
wlffl • IJ""ll .... oin •iew w:it ttt.t y-a
•• ow ... r, c•• ••loy. TW1 is OH of .......... ....... ........... ..... ..... ... OAtr 11 ........ beach • .,.. • • loh ot
lltoppl•g CIOM by. Offtf"ed at $205,000 C.
fee ICMCI.
.... VE PRIME L k A j~. dltblloule. No Y upper nn • • a e r· pets~ au. C.11 btwo. ba~ wtr view, 3Br,
rowhead improved pro-9.Ul-4PM '3l·2'89 MBa,t85C)mo.MO-a5
peny. 'J'r.ade up ror So. -• · Calif. oceanfront or r cn-New 3br, z~. + ram. Townhome-Newport
talw\its.OWC lstT.O. rm. G•· parkiJ18 fo Crest3 BR2~8A.V~. 0...-lf'Obr R. v. t&OO. 213/Jai.3846. frplc, wet bar, tennis,
I 7 I 4 J 3 3 7 z 4 I .. pool. Walk to beach. S750 • • "' laetlse opt.Ion. 642-3033 or
JJ7.f7 I 7 fncd yard, z car garage. 141-1175 ~~8::.J's•rd St.IMi ---Carmel---3-.-B-r 2 Ba
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
rrplc . fa mily rm.
2900 UPG RADED lt>.r. 2ba, prdenerincl.Avail May
• ·~-..;·~RS···o·;;~~·K·E··R·S·· ~.~i.rp&c .bebltnsh. d,.... .:!:ilsg, -'-· 64S __ ·550.1 ______ -
w .... lO ac . sc ........ Harbor v u~ 4 B gl I will close your income sbopg & F.diaon Pan. u ,........ r ~
499·4551 4tS-17ZO
South Lapna La'•• MigHI
497-3331 493-111 z
L...,a leach 0-PoW
l•--•1•7-U•M•IT_S ___ ~.~~~ •••••• !~.~~
OCEANFRONT
Separaw cottages right
on beach Only $15,000
per uo1t '. Exct:llcnt
r111ancini? Call 752-1920.
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PLACE
NOPHTIES'"'
10,.. TM l :JO r.M.t
FABULOUS
HOME + INCOME
Comfort & lax advan·
tages gulor l' Larg l'
home with ocean \'tew.
11': nules to Dana Point
Harbor. neur schools .
shopping. + 2 ~real ren
Lal urut:. Cornl'r lot &
nearly II\'" Ln11s arl'
but It lo c.·ondo 'pee:-..
~rl'al v;,lu~ hurr~·
~.000 1\!>k ror t\rdll'.
c~nlury 21. 4!.IJ·5Sli:> . ------
BELOW MARKET
Warm & C ot.\ :Jhr
Charming L.ig Bl·h Cut·
tage. ()c('an \ u 1 blk to
bch f'tpk Rcmodekd
:o.1ayScll below market 1r
buyer will l:.e back to
seller. L1:.tcd SIJ9.000.
4f»-0160.
4-PLEX
2 2-Br. 2 l ·Br. em·I
p<.tll06. low rcnt.s Condo
<:onvcrs1on po:-.s 1b1hl~
Xlnt loc. 724 James. C ~I
$195.000 PIP 673· 7787.
Costa Me-so Special
Two s uper duplexe:-. .\II
l! bdrm . I baUl. On li.:e
lot nr schools. shoppm~
Sopt>r IO<'at1on PnrC'd to
~ell now' S200.000.
Hunt. l e-ach lt'auty
11 ~ Blks from orean. Tt.•r
nfk -I unit bldg. ~t gr
apt. J bdrm. 21 z baths
w12 frplcs + 2·bdrm &
one l·bdrm. apts . Grt
Alll'nlion Builders' 5-1
arre view lots. Graded &
uUll> stubbed in Orange
Park Acre:> area Call
77l-Olll. Ask for Natalie.
(Broker >
MAGNIFICENT
Lot Top or S pyglass.
Plans for fl,000 sq ft
home $395,000 645-7272.
RARE!
Sweeping ocean v1('w lot
· S475.000 co m plele
w 1plans for bl'auurul
l::nl(lish Country S UH
home · or crt•all' your
own l'St all'' l>onna
(ri'tds hall 644 6200 1 I.} li41
Hones or Kt"Mel?
132' '< 150 A·I lot w hu 1·
ble older 2 Br homt.• n1·a r
open trails Sl27 .. WO
Owner 14111 carr} b l T 0 .
WESTERN Hl::i\LTY
Si:':HVlCES 5Jo 222"
Mowwtain, DeHrt,
RHOl"t 2400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MEW! MEW! MEW!
OPEN HOL'SE
S/\T&Sl.:N
By Lall datl' p.ilm:. &
~ra pefru1 t trl'I.':. w 1 u
Vl('W or n('W H idde n
Palms l'Omm nr C'Or or
l'leep Canyon Ho.id. &
1\H•nue 4-l Dt>luxt• 4 Br. J
bJ. Spanish 1111.' l'nlr~ crt.
ceram1l' tile bath:. &
k1tr hen. pvt l'ntry to
1-(uc::.t qtrs. 5 TA <.:. w 1w
cpu.. HV parkin~. room
for pool. Rellucl'd to
Sl:J-1 .!ISO O" nl•r •bldr
.1ni1.1011..:' J\~t Rny.
il4 J.li·2ill Orti-lti·i4 I I
value'. 52<10.000 Uaja Calif. •lbr bt•:ieh WHIC'y M. Taylor Co. home. 25 min from
Realtors 644-4910 horder Protected de ·
velopment known as Las
lndlfstriol/ Gav1otas. f''or brochure Propem 2100 phone 492-2732 d~:.. ••••••••••~•••••••••••• _4_96_-_730_1_ev_e_ ----------1 Bcauuful new ranch horn INDUSTRIAL ILDG.
for sal e o r lease .
S200,000 down 13 .000
sq.ft. Suitable for I or 2
users Near freeway
Super investment Call
for details MAYO CK
~ ttU •tiff 'r 111..,
380 GI [NNEYl1£
LA(,(JNA 8£.AOi
(714) 494·2144
on 2"'2 acre:. near Hoh
day Hill s k1ltft .
Wnghtwood Hori.c::. OK.
surrounded by nat1ona
forest. 2 frplc ':.. 4 Br.
fanuly nn. I~ laundr)
M~wing rm .. fin1s hl·d
l'ar gar . all delux.:
mH·r owave k 11 t'hl·n.
Must be see n SIOO.oon.
~II or tradl' ror beach
J'roperty lilS ~ IH
Si:7S.OOO F\Jrni:.hcd. Thun
Lots for Sale 2200 clerb1rd llt~. S51~ uuo
••••••••••••••••••••••• l lnf 13ermuda Dunt·~ ..
SPYGLASS LOT ~TI!l.000 furn l!O i\1·n·"
I.ind S.10,000 to S3S.nno p.-•r
.11"rl' Coml Builcl1n.:" ~ui;u, 000 ~I It <' lw 11 &
ltummo n ~ lll'nltor,.,,
71$37 Hwy 111. Hancho
Mmigc, Cu 568 3607.
1:-:ves. 568 ·67Z8 q r
;)46..3327.
property ltsl.lng with m y t800/mo incl gardener. tllory. 1arc1en«. Avail.
fin ancing & your pro-213·434·2093. Eve1 5/12.ST15mo.....,.U7
spect.s. or my BUYERS. 988-5846. .........,. coadoa.rinaam at
J<h-net comm. Aet. DE X y 11-e Cove, acroa from 17141640-~ c24 hrs> LU E SEASPRA Bayaide Center. Hu~e
..... CONDOS m11t.r $1.li&.e It venMale
·-••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 BA. & 2 BR. 2 BA. 4Sm •• Avail. for 1 mos. ..._.. ,_,. ... d from S4tl0. Agent avail. """'""• Ulna 1euon at ....... •••••••••••••••• ;:;;:s· lOam-•pm Call SlilOO/moatb. Yearly lacJl-o IMcll 3 141 125S leaie SIOOO/mo.
....................... Beach Condo. 2 BR. 2 ba. SIBMAMASSOC.
gar., pool. Jacuzzi, t~nnis .._.IN
& volleyball crts. 'bike
routes. I child OK. $47 Lovely 'Br. 28a. frpl!'. mo + assoc. fees. Call lods 01<. NO PETS. SS7S
962-4142or546-0996. mo. yrly. ,_.lJ
EXQUISITE D~COR
40' mobile hom e over .
loolung ocean. 200' from
pvt S Laguna Beach.
S42S y rl y . 494·fiS94 :
499-4673 2 BR. I '.12 blks to ocean. 2br. 2~ba. Harbor View
... ..,.. leach 3169 rncct yard. children. pets Knolls. Cape Cod 165().
••••••••••••••••••••••• OK. S430 mo. 217 6th St, 67:>-6366 art. S/or leave
BLUFFS Lovely upper bk HB. 80.5'646-2993. mess;_ _ • __ _
3br. 111?. twnhse. pool. 3br. condo .. wtboat slip. 2
patio. drps. 6 appliances. car gar. S87S.mo Ilse
Very clean. lm1 to bch or 64&-2799 195>03&8
bay wtr view. 3br. 21·'2ba.
SI .100 mo 64()..6685
Ha.ft u.tw.iat.M ••••••••••••••••••••••• CieMrd· 3202 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Spaciow. J BR. poolil>pa. I
)'Told. beaul land:.capt.'(l.
loaded w t xlras . Only
StBS. Mi k~. 960-2358
3hr. Iba. lrg lot.
SWO Midway City
714 /84~"7027 -
Vdcunt l! BH 2 Ba. close lo
fwy:. S3SO mo
Kl.'1lh. 962-4..i7l
1hk for
Capistrano ~och 3218 .................•.••..
FUrucy old Spanish I UR I
BA i.love & refnit $2!>0
~7t5 1
COf'OftO del Mar 3222 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Deluxe 3br 2ba frplr
1954 Park Cla ridµc
SGSO.mo. l'io pcls .
644·2.\05 640-0900 ----
Lusk H V 4 Bdrm. ram
nn. d1mng rm Quiel l
Read> now. LS(' S900
Agt 644·721 l
Costa Me-so 3224 .•........•.•..........
Sl6.'i 3 Rr. lg fen<' yrd .
trel' lined res1d :.t. crpl::..
drp!>. e t l'.S57 -7M3 tL
rro..sw.i -
I br. Adults . No pct~. Pvt
S350 20-'81 z Pomon:i
642·0835 --
LJ>, l'ly 2br. condo Swim·
mini; pool. pnv yrd
Gar. & C'arport. Adults
Only. s.iso mo Avail. 5-1
_?!'>t-7-l!l6 betw fl·8 p.m -2br. Iba New cpL<;, drp:-. &
parnt. No pets ht·la::.t +
dep. S400. P art furn
646-2036 days --
MESA VERDE·3Br. 21.:Ja.
encl yd . c.'Overed patio. nr
schls. shops. park. ~
mo. 644·5187 OT 644-8519 -
IUDS/PETS Ot<
E-S IDE s pac twnhSl'.
rrpt. gar , lndry. S49S.
642·2510: 646-4848.
20\S TUSTIN : 3 Bd. 2 Lia .
blln<;, DIW. ~ll', dbl gur
w1gar opnr. ice p11t10 &
yard. 646-4380
3 Br houi>r. 2 ba. f:lm r m .
Do ug la:. No P e t s . --• · · $450/mo-yrly lst.lasl + Npt. Terr. Twhns. New
$200. sec. tl40·1791 o r ~Uo.~~:8&· ~u.
963-3993. --------••
New penthouse Condo. 2 Deluxe condo 2 large hr.
bdrm. 2 ba balcony. lba. rrpic, VICW. Gar +
hreplaC'e, highly up· carport. 3m1. from bdt
graded Tennis. pool. N o Pe t :. $S O 0
Jacuzzi. Secured com 213/790-S.538.
plex. ~ear. beac h. SSOO NEWPORTilGTS
mo Call Sam .968·!1678 48r.pool.Sli00mo.
Res. 994· 1580 Office 545.5399 ---:-O'WPTCRESTCONDO 3242 4Br. 2•dla. rerrig. 8675
• •••••• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • •• mo. tst/iast 957 ·9303.
Slud10 l'Ondo arrol>s from bt.-arh. f-'rpll', pool. J~1r. SEA VIEW 3 br. 21':! bu. ISt.'. S375 8"7-4525 ra mily rm. cxpansivl'
1__:__ 32 .. 4 view. Pool. tennis. brand
ff'Tlnr .. IX'W. Sl050 7S9·1092Agt .........•............•
ltEHTALS S.Qe:•llh 3276
2 BR.2ba ......... SSOO ••••-•••••••••••••••••
2BR.2ba.rurn .... S600 Tennis •. pool. jal',
2 BR. 21 2 ba. . . . . ... S6SO panoramic ocn vu. 2 Br.
3 BR. 2 ba . . . . . . . S9SO 2~, ba. 2 frp l. n o peb .
4 BR. 2• 2 ba . . . . S700 Adlts. infant ok. S525.
2 BR. 2 ba . SHS/SSOO "92~103 ext 173 bcf ~am
San Cll'menk or aft 5pm
3 BR.2ba · lt · S5!t5 Nice 2 br . frpk.d~;,
TU!> n qits. gar. yd. Nr. ocean.
't523 CAMPUS Da· IRVINE
ulll pd. $365. 556-4314.
South LOCJIMO 3286 .......................
Ocean \'tew new s pacious
lux 2-sty house. Fm Rm.
dming rm .. 3 br .. patio. 2
frplcs. 2 car gar. Sl.000
mo. No Pet. Owner aft. 6
p.m. 2131670-0886
West:niMter 3298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rancho San Joaquin. 2 2 Br.townhouse. hg ms lr
Bfl + dt!n. pano view. bdr.'1~ ea. 2 car gar
pool & Jacuu1. SS95. ~a ll wiopener. no pels. Avail
Pat. 831·3750or955·0661 May 6. S475. 960-0489
Well upj?raded <&Br. 2Bn. ~N..W..dor
S62S mo 551·4583 or u..fMnlilMcl 3300
S52·311S .......................
UN•ffSity M CdM -2 br on nice street.
J Br 2 BaGarden Home rrplc. & encl. back 1ard.
on gmblt. cathedral cell S43o garde ner inC'I
1 ngs. fl a I tt le. n l' w _&t0-4829 ___ . ------
carpctJng. pool/ jac1 len· c ....... hllM
n1s . $575 m o. Least' u..t.Wahed 3425
675-8192 eves only. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lovely. alm'osl·new. a ir
cond. 6 Br. 21'z bu, hm. F'rl>lc. rpts. drps. bltns.
dbl gar. fnr d bkyrd
Walk to pool & rct·
Gardener wtr p:11d
Sti50'mo I Yr lsc Rcfi.
Qlll 979·8430 -----
SUMMH IHMTALS
ON THE BEACH IN
H UN TIN G TON
HARBOR
WATERFRONT
PROPERTIES
1714 >IW6·6608 or
(213)592·2813
pool & :.l'rv , rrpl<' N r. s
Pla.u1 $650. ti73·800tl or I c lentaJ.!l' Park Townhoml' Nl•ar So. Cst Plaza 2 br. <!
2 br, 217 ha. 2 car gani~r bu. Nl.'W l'rpls & drps.
wt()p('ne r . l'ncl. patio. nr A1C, patio, pools. jacuzzi
pool S460 mo. 559·5598 & lush lndscp1ng. S375
673 ~73art 7.
srrac1ous 3br. l!ba. 8/l'. rpll', rountrv kite blnt.
Nr. S.C. Plaza. 934
Azal<>a. $525.mo. 546-7214
or 975-0035.
Nice 2 BR. I BA. New
less disrount. 835-+147 ext :nJ: 963-7418cve & wknd. Turtle Rock Twnhse.
2br. den. 2ba. frplc.
Lease. Avail. 5·15. 1 bdrm + m ezzanine.
8J3.3199or973-0S12 pool. jacuzzi. tennis. up-
UNIVERSITY PARK 2 per unit. Upgraded crpt:
nst 11m1•orfert.'d l
Absolute Iv the BEST
VIEW uir ror sale in
N.B todny Loc ated
between million dollar
residences 270 d<>j?rcc
view from CdM lo Irvine
Owne r may cons ider
partial exch a n ge or
T.O. 's. For more info.
call Ron Taylor . 640·5112
agent.
GREEN VALLEY LAKE ·
House· 38R . den . 2
lotchens. !>erv1ce porch.
loll Qin ~used as 2 un·
its: 10 min wnlk lo la ke,
pa int, encl'd garage.
renced yard. $340 mo.
lst. & last. S200 sec dep. ~Orange 8 . S48·2778
L1 Jbr . 21.'2 ba, 2 c ur
Br 2 0 _ ho p I ~/mo. Ask for Zand. , ._ use. oo. m1533.
jacuw. air. e~. garage ----------
LSl/OPTIOM
New Condo, 3br, 3ba, Npt. Hgts. S750.mo.
642-8106 or M5-0851
openet'. patio. forest bke
greenbelt . $S50 per mo.
Days 213/ 498-5279, eves
213/921-2388. 10 Unit lot . Anaheim. adjoins Nahonal Forest,
make orrer. Morns & As· sweeping views: I I
soc. <2131374_"'1_984_ ___ 867 3534 A all June l. ssso mo. Det>rlield . 2br. 2''2ba. e..c-Pro__... 2000 1--,,,_.... 2000 754-0386 twhn. nt'ar pools & jacs
gara~e. Brookview con·
do. r So. Coast Plaza .
v ..................
r"'"''' ---·-·-r-''' on lrge greenbe lt.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••1 •• CUtc l brdollhouse wipvt S460/m o . 832·7532
Condo on waler w/25 rt.
boatalip. 900/mo,
WATllMOMT
IHDUSTllAL IUILDIMG
If you have been looking for a neat.
clean investment. this is it. 14,700
Sq. ft. industrial building leased to
single. well established tenant.
Located in prime industrial area
near Van Nuys Airport. Plenty of
upside Potential at only $480,000
y rd on Easlside C.M.. eve/wknd.
Avail April 16. S36S. Sun· ---------PIOPMTllS bow Rll. 631-2242. 3 Br. 2''l ba. approx. l800 M6-8809; (213l592·281S. sq. fl .. e lec. gar dr.1-----------
l+F. 1~ Ba , e le. RM>. Patio. pool. j acu ui. To_,-:,!
cpts. drps. cov pa tio. Heritage Pk. 9625. Opt lo &Wl-ill .. I~ JSJS fenced & clean. $485. 2381 ~. 646-0147 55&-5941 ..... _ ..... •••••••••••
Rutgers Dr. 635-67SO Woodbrid e·Greenbriar 4 HerH11e Park Irvine
2 BR Coodo. lant, f'ar.. Br. f1mf1r r m . dinln1 =--~V:~~,;r
Mesa Ver e . $350. rm. 1lr um. many ~--· · mt870 All or 631'5.550. C\18'.om VP«rades. Prof. -.:.-------
D99,.. 3226 =pln1. M25 m o. 't 1w•Pa hh~ ....................... -·-·············· New 2 bdrm. 3 ba. luxurJ Oranp Thee Condo. ta .... P11lll111 J107 o.na Pt. Condo. view. bdrm 4' loft, adlts, no -··•••••••••••••••••
fireplace. Jacuzal. I blk pet.ts. lM 5.'i8-8322 SDrinl Summer Rental. 2
rrom Marina shoppina. a...-e .._.. lZ4I bdnn.aan1e 87~·91 11
~per mo. l -4t6-2661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dllJl.17$..,eves .
llutllsll• JHO BUllder'a Calm. Hm, 2br C.-4'..._. J722
"•••••••• ••••-••••• 2ba. den. Some oc. vu. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beau. yrd. Gar. Handy lo Small coay studlo. No
lbp&." bdl. li8J.'1000dy•, ldkhen, Pool .... JM.
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............. -... ll&l.111-T• ~u•. aQ aru. LC 1142 8 I G c AN v 0 N Ctll4M212 XIDt Newport ioc:t:: A8 A 8V81fl ESS ~
, ·~~-·.' YHttyOceufrontCOllllo. ~HO P.-r.I ·-········ ......... TWNHOMC aar. 18&. 2 ·--·-La ---~ M.S-2Ul. PARTNER IN O'jJ
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.... -••·-clea 2 be. Leue uaf11m ,,__11.. iaM• _,... &o Hunlln(llon momo, (2U>5*MZ3 d .. o. f'rL!.J:°,~~,!,",!· PIONSSK>MAI. °"'!'D/OPERAT0.1!3. --iiiiiii -IUO/mo. Own/ All. '-"-Hart.or main rhanHI. +. --·-· ONllCISUm Ya. U have more w an ~IUldaefta MM03T•~. ee. * 2 Br, trple, btt· !iMrt walk '° buth. 2 Lido lilt 8a1front Gill. HUNTINGTON BEACH r.: I job iethldlnc the
M Strvlce -TV .... ,.oo. ad.alt•. no Bil i Ba. $'750 m o . ~af:'·y~y /~:· Mt F. 30-SO. Oakwood Central loc. otl Buth ~~~ ~~ a..to~lJOt c... .. ....,. MJZ ~· Ml·a115 or na..arro ~""1 · · 124 7 . so I n c l u t I l . Blvd on Main St. IMO sq. au tbe advantac• or a
•..... h rva~ai. ·-·•••••••••••••••••• .__,,__ 31.... 5tM3'70/MS-$771 fl .. fuJly0 1mprovedk. Two ~ ..,_, ___ behind vou
-''"' bd ......,_ "'"' • _.....;f; l bdrm Ncw"""t exec. otl CM. wor room. --1 • ~ .. .__ ~ lbr •Dt. ooan vu, l'WwtJ ~ated 2 rm. -·-............... ~ Set-haded ...,. F~. rmmte lo ahr house staff area for M emr.tys e'll Jive yo.a the pro-
._. 1Nat&ocatbl +1ar.420 1~b&.trtt.drpe,bltlna,1brl1 ,ba Brand New ~~~"'-"lll ,new. wtsamelnlrvlnearea . .,i1.11reception. uu ." reulorial aul1taace to W.IPe•HRlll
11 :,vd =af. t75 6688 or :r' ~~1.r~:.-n Woodbridie. MOOmo. 2 q._..._... 644-4100.&-5. Jan. incl. New & ready ~=~ L~~ '::~e:. Across the mites
· · cvauw.2111 .... 1 OMUDOISLI .. __ r h for occ1.U>ancy. 2 weeks pl ... e tralnlno, ~fJou thMLinh rain, aiett. 141-JOOO ,.. -i OK. DO Plfb, Im mo -fWUIJunat.e, em. to s r free 1675/mo .,. .. f ,·.---.,inn rain and ___ _ ___ 3 bC' 2 ba. IOUthalUe U'I Mnaf 165-*'7· Dana Pt 11pt. Ocean side THE MAIN OFFICE need it. And we·t fer r ez "' SUICAllTAS Hwy NEW. Walk t WA&.MUT•n11A1t1 3txdroom1w/boatallp, ot hwy. suo Incl uUl. • )'OUwhatwethlnltillthe C.llforn1a Sunshine ~ 11.'iO m 2113 2bf. wtll pd. Children OK 2 Br condo. A~uhcr/ S19SOt mo. 496-'m4 l8800MaaioSt. H.B. beet tractor deal In the comes this Easter LMtefaam.lbdrm • .-ncl -NoPU.Mar.Apt.71 1 Forlnlocall847·5338 t.rucklnglndustry. Down WiahtoyoufrQm: , ffi~:!u~~·r"rPft\".c.e.MeM 3124 W.U.....,Ml<IMO. m~·~:.~~.s~c:i : 1~==u:t::.~•.1aUp F:::::~:h~~h2 ~r~: IUCHFltOMT ~~~Tt~·~::;r. lhwe,L .. M • ....._ ....................... s er 2 ua t'Oftdc>. aupe ......,.. S1950/mo. Lacw\a. s:zoo + i,.. uUI. San Cle mente. Superb menl also Includes your ~
MESA VERDE homf' al ricaa. no Pt1M t;~I a•r. ---49&-1254 /S56-23SO. View. 275sq. rt. ~Och. interim living expenses I_.,..__. .~ lBrapU::?TSmo mui<ph rrt' Hr3 br dhi MSG 95715"32 ~condo. 2 br 1 llbedroomt.11000/m o Two a vail. S3001mon duringtrairung. Webave -.._ -13t~~~~:;3t, IQM.oos>tb ~ 1034 Mfta Vt-rdt-aru 2 on .. btl.~.pool.adwb. ~w~·~~m~w'i'~al~ l"'92·l720 an Immediate need for ..................... .,.
-10 ... ,,r mo lmm1"ul"lt 2 Br. 1 b•. 1 l""', •h••. e.. ~l 11r. Im Hk M&-31188 Waterfro.tHoMts SZ'iO/anciuU.212·3288. Harbor-Baker No. C. M. owne r /operators. krr ... ,.... '" " ~ .. I "' forBett ~euu ----6Jl-1400 442sq.ft.S221 you're 21 or over. ta e 2 bdrm l ba CarJX•t drp., pauo. Crp . d/w, y, l.AROEIRROran&e~. L«e3bdrmhousetoshare 416sq.ft.S26:! lhefirsts tepl9Wardaobe·
dras-.._, bu.I It lni; Mn r 13•,~ rt~&:~ ~at E ~:~~n 2 Br. rrpl.a. dl'J)l'I. barl td ooJy S3:iO per mo. Vogel· ~ 2 br 2 ba, powder an Corona del Mar S250 AIC cpts gnd fir ull inc ~ your own ooss walh
nedadwbooly.NoPt•tll o ~l . Chlldr(>ll ok Pacttic,tM061tn nn.deo.lndry.aUcedar mo.640-2810. 549-lJ66:540-2200 NorlbAme r1 can os u ~l t:ldt-n A\\' .ill oh Ill~ S350 2M F. 18th&42 24M •-leech Je41 paMlled. pvt elevator. partner by calhn~ Toll
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5671
~for appc ti44i :'I Ne-. z bdrm~. rrpk. _,..... p 1 I e d 2 t• a r g a r Fem. to share 2br. llllMHs R..tal 4450 Free 800-348·2191. 2 Ut. new t"pls. dl"P6. UI' ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtopencrs Water sof· Condom H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORWlUTt::: H.atL¥• hece. 374 hltn'I. 2 rar irarace $4.$0 p•Uo l\dh"' no peti. l Ur~. IOve.ly remodel. tener, w:itcr pur1fer. 848-9624. .,._... .,_ric• V• ...................... 4t U&> 1071> C.nyon Or S300 20.33 Anuht·1 m AH' 1kyll1hls. hardwood trash compactor. elect Shoppi•gC......-u..s
to\lm room for rt'nt Oa1 ~WJ 642 lMM nooc"8, tc•rage SMO mo. air filter. pvt patio & so Non·smoker to shr rum 2 Spac• For~
ly, ~· mootbly UUI IASTSIDl + uul Celt>Slt>497·3331 forth. S78Stmo 646-845.J Br in beaut. CM complex Call a.de Parrish P.O. Box 495. Dept. 35 t'f~ .~.,~nl.-r Ur · "'6 •l.c.K'kftd ~Mr w1l1i :i.tor ·~!"::t 2~1 ~~1~ f•ruef. 18r. no t"luldren or pet.s, YEARLY; 2 Br. blk. from ~~~ ~~~· 0~ ~$~;: 213-277-6318 col. Fort Wayne, IN 46801 Lost or Found a pet? Ca.II
•O Wpauo.lndryrm carport $3'7~·$400 N llt'('luded$290mo. + utal bay & ocean : beam!>. ~1003 Equal Opportunity Anima l Ass i s tance
-.. " ... , .... ,..,,. .. on th• •~l1&J tablnt•t :1part• ""' .. 83.18974 49'~ frpl s4"o. Uti'I incl Emplover League.537·2273,nofee. ~:...' ~u~~ bldo. ht' •G~-h(•.it, fill~ rookm1t. ,...-J Roommate for 3 br, 2 ba. Forstore&omcespace at ___ :___::..._:..'----• ~sooo.213333 H 61.["'~"aterMllfret.• 2Ur,lb•.i:ara1w.:.mJll1br.ll50lncld.uUl.Deck b/3-1909 Lag. HJlls wtrec ractl reasonablerates GOALSlOOOMO. S50 REWARD' Los t 1""" •Adwtll, no pcti1 yard No dogs S325 w/vww of city. Close to Cozy Npt. Hgts. 2br. lba. view. $195. Bob 581·3104 500 to 5000 Sea Ft. Bwld a 2nd business. CockaUel white w / grey
...... .._.. l741 1 bdrm $290 645 7522 lx.'h. PetOK Call Martha bm.ceil. patio. l{a r . "':T: MESA VERDE bR Spare time. Jnvest $75. on wings. Vic. Sant.a Ann
•••••••••••••••••••••• 2323EldenAve.,C l'tt . CUTISTUDtO 494·3672or86Hl6l. Adults no pets . SJSO • ...__ ..-£ .. 350 PLAZA 64<Mi:i94or642·8223 Ave. & Flower. C.N .
.,_.-...,., "' d c M Child h e arlbroke n . LAO UNA li~At:tl M1' It 042.7005 &Jst t:ast side. $235/mo. La1Ji11ta Hllh 3150 leaselWS-1682. •••••••••••••••••••••• • 1525 Ms4t4'12f . . PET GROOMING 646-2705 orS48-1.526
INN. S1S/wk & up. Muid ;-Bdrm lbalh Jpt 645-7272. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bdrm. 2 ba . Upper . Newport Cres t sin RIC Excellent Easts1deCosta
serv .. rolor TV. heat-.><! Adult ·S350 mo Gai. ---------PAMORAMIC fireplace. pool. Westcltff. garage. Secured. $35 mo. Newport Mariner's Mile. Mesa location. In bus•· L os t : Sm 1 G 0 1 d ~ n pool.UUl.<7l4l 4S4~. paid~~3· . ....,..~anu Hiiltop v1c w s ·Ahcla S375mo.645-0302 67>8lll,548·7813 Modern502sqflstoreor ness l6years.OWC.20'.? Rctrievcrpup,nrM ~t.
91!.5N. Coast Hwy ----~-u ,. Apts Adult, prestige. 3876 olflce. 2630-C Avon. LOW down. Balboa Is land NB.&is.8521.646·2385 Hewport•och 3769 Nlcwlyhdccorateds3br.Zba New beautiful garden luxury apt in lovely Jcargaragc.No.end.$4 renL213/477·7001 Realty.673-8700. Found 4 ·U ;' m a l t•
••••••••••••••••••••••• o~n ousc. JllH'ioui.. apts.pool&~a. Laguna Hills. Compl rec ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. Au11tralian /Sb~pher<I
TOTAL
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(Fu.m..& Unh&m.)
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• Acti,,_• Du.c101. r ... Sw>day Bnmch
• Heallh CJ..be. Saunaa.
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~::la~d~l:,OC:.10 ~~t 161 E&a~-~trect ~!at~u:~~P~~~~~ :Olr 1Wa a~P\o~~er~~1~1 ~~. ___ 497-3331 Celes lt-f-~o.r0~ea2~~~ ~;0~AJt 'Yr:':'tt1~u~f~c~a~~'. ~Jt~~hi/~~~. :So ita~1>:
$400 64.5-3381:67>5949 Bachelor $270 frwys. yet private & Mature ad lls only . Singl •Rarage.$40.Safe Ne\loport Sch. 932 sq ft· come on a part time 'lunt.Bch."'-llo.-ooc-w ----2 8edroom I bath S350 qul••t. ~~. secure 73l W. l8lh St .. aoocf exposure.558-87ZI basiscall67~3083 I ~ 0"90~U New 2 Bdrm, l bath du1 " .. ooc;-oc.uv C M 673-771f1 ,., If I s I t A ts. no pets . Off Ahc1a Parkway at c:_._ •--3880 __ . ---Found Blue Pt. Persian ":_."""rr>/moc •. g7!1.!'-,,.9m7 paio. PascodcVakncaa ~-S tora ge i.:arage. IBr housewoedcomm'I S1amC"Se. 8mo·lyr. ol'.d. ..,_. ...,..,.. 0-Point 3826 25 111 Stockport Dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• downtown Co:.ta Mesa or resldenllal. Plenty or .. lllno•cimsti.w-•dt 638-9973
.......,. Be Lb d 1 58161""1 ~...._.....Aph 2 90"' parlung. Needs paint & OppCAhMy 5015 -------.......,. au ran new ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581·61.30 -" ~ • 9X20, S3S mo. 64 4 1, 1 ""c:" .,.a.,..
1 b f I I d reanup ........... mo.""°'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-~ound : Whippe t mac r. 'Jc. aun ry rm l bdrm. $275 incl. uullties. Newport hoch 3869 2 Bdrm. 1 ba, kids OK wkdays 9·5 Newport Blvd. Coi.ta lnvestorsearn so<~ or pro· youni:: Vic. Wests ide
¥$L'Mg::;icupy. 642.941 2 Close to to wn Call••••••••••••••••••••••• S320mo+dep.A,·ailnow OffiuR...tal 440 Mesa.642·3490. fiL A successful bwlder C :\1 Ca11 Molly642·4770
Martha al 494a3672 or •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• T ~o""'T seeks Cunds. $18.000 per ---
661-1161 ~QW 1 Bdrm .• bath IE"'UTIFUL s ORl!Orl'" house. s hort t erm. FOUND:Fem.Arghan1.~ MOYEIHMAY IST' flwtL~-·--a.. 3140 l $275+dep.Ava1lnow "'SUITES HarborBlvd .. pnme loc .. 1 secured. Mr Gordon mo:.. Vic. Baker & -•..,-. ~" Call Renata 556-7707 C.OSta Mesa 1450 Sq. rt 955-?.464 F'airv1ew 540-0133. BRAND NEW duplex. ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOJ CAN AFFORD I ......, FunUllMd 7S5 to3200Sq Ft. ~Mo Broker 675-6700 ------
westside C.M. 2 BR. l lf? SHARP. beach 1.2 & 3 BR. Aflor•~:-a.._ ... 3900 Crpt.s. drl)!>. i.erv1ced MoMyto Loon 5025
bath. Cq~ts. & d rps frplc. dlshwshr. garage NEWPORT BEACH "'1lW""nlMIC"U C-rc• Parll 2 Vacancies downtown ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhruout. bwlt._ms & dis· & patios . No p e t s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• N........,.... 8J3-38lJ Huntington Beach. 210
hwas he r . Fireplace. 960-2358:wknds840-6306 Park Newport TI-IE EXCITING ~-...... ·• !\1a in S t. Mtnl m all Prvt. enclosed garage PALM MESA A"S 900-1558
w/additional storage . Large homelike 2 br. 2\2 :\1INUTESTONPTUC.:JI ON THE ---------Close to schools. shop· ba t o wnhomc apt . LUXURYl\PTLIVING h &2BP Shop for lease. h i g h
ping & bus -Westside Enclosed pvt patio & Overlooking The' Water r~~~& u~. WATER! volume sboppiog center.
C.M.Oneunlt has ayard. garage. Deluxe kitchen Adults.Nopet:-. PLUSHSUITES H.B. 800 sq ft avail.
KJdsOK.$400&S385per w/blt ns . incl. rcfrig. Enjoy $750.000 sper· lS6lMesaDr 350tol300sq.fl . Please contact Cheryl mo. 711 W. 20th St.. <off Small pet ok. $410. mo. tacular spa. 7 swimming 15 Blks East of Ne" port Falwtosffc Vi•ws Green or Rick Strack
fNEED
{MONEY
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Bch. No collar. Call
67s.8129. 547-5118. Rita.
l<lst: 2 s mall dogs. Vk.
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tan shaggy. S48o4a8 __
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Oakwood 548-49006-Spm. Gemini ty ~ miles oC bike trails. put· 9am-Spm 546·9860 Udo M9ina ....... ~ ReMal 4500
LA MANCHA A"S MEW 2113 IDll Ung. shulOeboard.<i. ViUog. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •
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pup. Vic. Magnolia &
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Found : Male. youn ~
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N .B . S•hslt>t c r 644·3656/~ t • GarcMn Apartments Large. 1,2&3 bd garden Extralarge&pnvate. BachsfromS349.50/mo. JH£ BEST Of Newport 675·8662 LAGUNA HILLS·two ad-
Newpott Beach/North apts. Adults . Ds bwhr, Dramatic floor plans. AJsQ l&2 bdrm plans Jac 5000 sq ft M· l units.
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880 1rvtn. bltns.cnelgar.gasbbq. Slater&VanBuren 2 storytownhouses ALLWORLDS new bldg. A/C o ffc.
lat 16th) Pool. Gas Pd. T18 Scott 847.7137 960-4370 * CDM sums * fronts on Moulton . nr
2M & 3rd TD IMM
547-54 02
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Coast Ho.-loans
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(7141 64>0~~ Pl. 642·5073; 645-5611 Elcc. k1tch. pn v. patio:. r ,\CIFJC WOODS Prt'l>lli.t1ous 3 desk ::.pa Cl' Lakt• 1-·orest, kai.t• '" LrR. New Dix 3br 2~-:ba & balconies. crpt:.. .. .. ultApa·nmcn'" qwet ofrtcc swlc. plush ~r ~t808. Newpor1 Beoch/Soulh
1700 lbth St
lab, max. gold sheph.·ril
m n. :'>/ R . S h e I l '' r 644 .3651) 54R. 21 S3 Lite. bright. airy 2 br & 2 bttins. gar. patio. frpd.. '"' "' Id 'dM
ba. frplc. pool & jacuzzi. Nr.ocean S485.840-1591 draper ies. parking. Sctamoogwanderinj! ::.urroundtngs m ° C · A1rJ>()rt Ind. properly . Personal Busmec;s & Ven
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Fou n d . German
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847-7324
7 elevators. streams & tall Im~· charm. centrally locatl'<f 5400 Ml ft. DAI 0 " ner. Adults. no pets. 6Jl·009 · Near beach 2 bdrm· ranl pines fcatun• with beuuWul large ::.un· 55;.5707. 833·3003
(Dover at l&th)
(714) r.42 8170
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MESA PINES UUlJt.tes furnished. Call Al Fasluon Island. Jam· ny sundeck. orcan::.1dc of ---------
1 Br S3l5. Frplc. pool. 492·9482aft6pm.<.:olle<:t boree & San J oac1uin •Walk·in closets Coast llwy. Will makt• 4000&8000sq rt ____ ... __ _
I WJs Hd Tl k l h n j?TCUl corp ofhre 5GO "(I w 15th St ;'.;pt lkh jaCUZZJ . ~as bbq, closed Deluxe Apt for Rent. 2br. . • me-saver ., c c ::. n OnJy"'"""'1m11 • .• 500L" tu 20 mil R t: .--------•I " Adults no pets 2650 •Aircoodttiomng ..,.,., 213 433-0941 " ,.,ar · · 2ba. blt·•ns . frplc. Forrentalinfor mat1on : ROGERSREALTY ---Develop Cons truc t &.
Penonats 5350 ~·~
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4 BR, 2 ba., wntr. S550
3 BR. 2 ba .• wntr. ~
2 BR. 2 ba .. wntr. $400
llarlaAve.549-24-t7 balcony. e ncl garage. •Dttorator accenb 67S-231 I 800 Sq. Ft indui.triJI take out Inventory. re·
rd ll Nr Hunungton Harbour. •Pools. Gym ·---------i spart-. Nrwport . xlnt ce1vable!> fin Liu:. e x 2 Br ga eo apt. sma Ch.Jldrl•n & pets on ap· 71 4/644·!900 •VoUeyball&~lon.· lotallon t>-1521 11 pand Unbankahle our
Rf.LAX ING MASSAG 1-;
BobJames·L1c Masseur
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child o k . S325. mo. proval. Ask for "··cky. 840 7'"' 0 546-9950 "" Hw1UwcJonhach 3 IBrfromS~ SOO.l2SO~qrt.lookmRovcr Ste.~ 4 550 ::.pec1alty 5-17·5 :. •. on
84(}.5128. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna. undcq:round ••••••••••••••••••••••• _B_n_an ____ _ MICHELLE'S
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2 Br 2 Ba , frplc. new. kids
OK. S395 mo. 645·7573 /\gt. ___ _
Mesa Verde. 2 Bdrm, 2
balh, 1150 sq ft. Frplc.
encl gar, dshwshr. gar tbdrm&Llv.rm.S225.2 disp os al. S375/m o . bdrm & Liv rm. $275. 754-0216
Utilities paid. Commun•· ---------
ty bathroom. 100 rt. from New 3 br. 11 z ba condo.
the beach. 673-1451 Frpl. d /w. range, oven.
cpt/drp. dbl gar. Cls to Orean Front 3br . :!ba. tx.-h. $575 mo. No pets.
nght on sand Su Pl'r l\vail 4/30. Call 979·4575. location . Ful ly ----~----
furnished. Avail May Isl. 2 Br. l'~ ba. pvt patio.
Weekly or monthly. Thru avail now. Small dog ok
Sept. 15. days. 752·7410. S325 957·6282 __ . ___ _ eves. 838-2189. I Lge bdrm. adults only.
2 Br. 1 Ba . j?ar agt'. No pets. Pool & patio
ocnfmt. 38th/Seashore. 1887 Monrovia. $265.
S400 wk summer/winter _~ __ :.i ______ _
Adults only. 213/692·26().l 2 Br $275. Pool.
Promontory Pt. Avail. 1 Child O.K .• no pets
1mmed. Tennis courts. Call 642· 1951. 3 lo 6 pm
jac. spa. 675-2101 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. Brand
STEPS TO BEACll.Sharp new. w/dtshwasher. Xlnt
4Br. completely furn . 2 location S375. 548·5169 or
frplcs. $750 mo. lse. Agt. _640-__ 51_12_a.::.gt_. ____ _
968-3331 __ Clean 2 br 1 ba. no pets.
OCEANFRONT S3001mo. 1st & last +
Avail now thru s umm<•r $100. 675-4886.
NEW APT HOMES
MOW RENTING
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interiors. Incl OW. i1love.
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•Kitchen Fac1l. avail.
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•972-1138•
C.OSta Me::.a 64J -~ 10 Stn"IC oHICl' for rent m·J r ••••••••••. ••• •••• ••••• ,.. PRt:GNANT'' Cannlol. 0 (; Airporl 140 per Rc!tpons1 bll• work 1nl-! confidential couoselin.: ,r.:
955-105 5 Cofd
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S66week & op service-; avail 540·&102 bedroom cottage in NEWPORT PACIFIC t.too&k~ping .
548·9755 St.nSlle·3rm suite arnil 111 Corona del Mar or Co~la APCARE 547·2.'>li:I
---------full St!rv offc bldi: ~r Mesa Qwetnes::. \':.sen· FUNDING
Hunt Bch room tn cstm o c airport Rect•pl & ual Wnte Class1£wd Ad Lacen!.ed Broker Spiritual Reader
home, close to ocean. kit phone ans Secy scrv. i:200, DaJly Pilot. P .0 . 1815S. El Camino Real
pnv, respon Male. nn roof rm. elc. Pl~l' call Box 1560. Costa Mesa Moriey W..te-d 5030 San Clemente ; Fully lac.
smkr. S200. 963-9350 752·61M !r.!626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Appt.-.92·7296 ----------• Wanted Private Party ---....:....0-----
• l!SOl Laguna f~m1l)'. nds 2·3 br 2nd. Trw.t deed money Man 43 wants to mel't R__.._._ 4200 EleRanL offices Su1uuar wwnn> Newport. Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645 2111
Balboa Peninsula Pl. wk · ------
house. ~ child w/wcll HJgh eqwty on Luguna women afternoons &
trained & l;ashed out· Prop. $40.000. 5 yr or evenings for Cnendsh1p
door pet. Chr1shan & ICS!.494.9871> a nd date::.. Wri te
wk I y I mo 6 7 3 · 7 6 7 7. Bright. airy 2 bdrm. 1 ba . a:i "'""~"~''°" """ t
67S-4837 Just redone. yard. $325 I J lltlt\Kll Ot.I t.IJll')lt.'T l'RllJt.IT
ly rental. clean J Br CdM dlx suite:-. ut1I pd
duplex. quiet residenlrn l AC. ampl pkg fo'r Sl95.
area. I blk to bay or :xio· No lsc rcqd li75·G900
considerate. Need by ----Classified Ad#400. Th~
May l. 497-4704 ~s. Trust Daily Pilot. Hox 15.60.
· ~ 5035 Costa Mesa. Cahf:9!626
mo. Eastside. 675-6700 848-3133 J ~ .. I .ts !=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ocean . Rcasonabl c .,-. ................... 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/001·7537 •• WA NTED TO RENT Phys1calmassafW~ylic'a
NEWPORT CENTER BEACH AREA-2 or 3 LOWEST masseur tec.'h'nic1~1 n. U..W-.11Md Completely renoval~d lr,
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br. lba. No pets. Patio. GeMral 3802 1.33.S Baker. Apt. B. $350.
·-···················· Call 968-3636. I llDOHOO IEACH Mesadel Mar area. Upper
Co-op Apt, panoramic 3 br. 2 ba. $400 mo. No
Pacific vu, 1 br & loft, 2 pets. 751-2156
be. S&'!Otmo.
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1or2 br. jacuzzi & pool:
some utiJ. $350.
RUCICERRULTY
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Lido Isle bayfronl. on TiiEEXECUTIVE br.forwksmJuly. Write 1-.&....--tR......... Appt.J.aPM.548-2817
beach. Avail June 1st to SUITE to Ken Foster. 609 Vin· ~ 11n1r.• Kennebunkport? Sept lSt. $4000 m o . SpaceAvaJl.640.S.170 cent. Las Vegas. NC \'. lstT.D.'s.alto AIEIAIAHUA
the Agent. 675-5626. 1~~~~~~~~~1·~89~128~.~~~~~~~ z..d T.D. Lo.K. Danny st ill wants lo sec Oidn T he win 1: Fairest Terms since l949 you. please call <21-31 /loooco Grand Prix in 75? Promontory Pouit 1 BR & ~T CENTER S....... M~ Co. 423-7526. loft. 6115-9115 SIOOO per EXEC SUITES Responsi ble working ~nf'\~, mo. Agent. 675-5626 man. 21. w /mid size dog. 642-2171 45-061 I M U S I C W R I T E R
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If you re not sure whO (or what) Kennyt>unkport Oceanfront Laguna. Pvt !''ROM $200/Mo max. 1-223-4164 collect. MONEY AYAH.AILE music writer <Blues.
wa.s. oon't feel bad-you· re not alone. steps to beac h. I b r furn. tWwporl RecJHCY 2NDTD AND Country. Soft Rock I To
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different apartment noorp\ans at Seawind V111aoe Cute little house io China _ •• ~.~••••••••••••• l'"ULLY AMORTIZED... 548·6427 anytime. No
In HuntJllgtoo Beach. Seawind Village is a result Coves. summer rental Costa Mesa 3 rms. 660 sic. llllilns Lee Realty masheni need apply .
of totally personalized professK>nal planning. June thru Aug. vu. nr carpet. drapes, s ub lease Opporiwtity 5005 R. E. Broker. 960·1957 Attrocti•• Girt ed.tterranean'11· 11ag The kind of attention you de.serve. bch. $1100 mo. 67S-4886. May lst. $300. 979-0211 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• $60,000 who loves to go sailing on : I A perfect blend of nature and IMng-VocatloR l...tals 4250 CUst.om space, cpL'd. AIC. Elegant. s m all beaut y 11.sr,;, YIELD. 36 mos • weekends. Must love the
nestled Ill a forest wrth babbling brooks and quiet ••••••••••••••••••••••• m w. J.9lh St. CM. Sl75. salon in shoppmg center. 2nd TD on luxury re· sea, be attractive & •Beamedceillngs,woodpaneling pondS.cooledbynaturaloceant>retzes.Addto ~~Big Bear 644-an7&83'7·3844 Laguna Niguel. Ask. sidence in CdM. ocean. sophisUca~.Goodcom
-Grauc!oth wallcovering that tennis courts. swimming poots, a jacuzzi and City s.tps 6; (/titaf. rurn ,.,ME LOCA TIOH $13.SOO. Peg Allen Rltr c anyon comm 1.1 n il y. pcnsat.lon ror the ri~t •Fireplaces, wet bars a convenient location near Shopping and $2S rutely pr cpl. Call 494-7578 B>.000 Equlty. Priv prty person. Reply Ad #4 •
•Dlsbwubers, walk-in closets employmentandyou'vegotaplaceanyonewould after3p.m .MB-l989. ?: ;':~~l;:1~:~r. •CLOTHING 67S-3W . ~~~.~.~~
•Balconies, patios proudly call home. (Even Kenoybonkportl) dfices. Total of 3000 sq LADIES• MOMIY W AMTID Senlcet 51 •Park-Ike landscahing One and two bedroom. one and two bath Sa:awr& lester ft. Can be divided into N.8 . fashion outlet. Best Private party seeks ................... .. Swlmmingpoo!s cut adultapartments from'315.00 &Y...tvlllUhlls smaller units. Drive by location.$14m. F.P. lnc· $28.000 second T.D. on LOSEWl.llGHT , • • a U AVAlLAlfLENOW: 211133 W. Coast Hwy. NB. stJc.flx.644-2431 her owne r /occupied 8 If ff ~ •lJlhtedtenni.scourts h then call Agent at Irvin e h om e . Value Throulh e • Jpnosn, •lllnutes to freewa.ys & beaches YrlySBr.i..l Brat Bae . 631-1400 New Business Opportt.101· $145 000.1133-~7.dy. Tapes, Tapes by Plt.1>. ~.IALn,IK ty. Be your own boss. • FaatServlce~Qfl· I -.OOW Ask for Mlke or Bobby A I r p o r l 0 f r 1 c e . Small investment all that 15 I tt ....._ ly StOeach ' I -.OOW & W 673-6210 Secr etarial service is r eq. for excitin g ForS.
2 •-z • toWtltOUll 1SSSSHun"""' .. '"'Vlll9Unf ~B11c:n.CA avall.St40.957·9331 lucrative residential & High return dlscounl UyouwantyouradvertJs-"''W...,.. commercial video bus1· d I I h Adda On11 !'\orry. No P~ (714) Me-9Mt ll_...to se..r. 4300 740 Sq. f'l 44• per sq. ft. ness. 540-2:iO:S <Mfr> notes. guarantee n· DI mnsaae to reat ,........_ Open 0-11 .. 9 ·~ From ttat 5¥1 DleOo F~ OrM nontl on 8NC:tl to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1326. mo. Located off the ---------• come. Beat re\urn for I m more people at 10 .. r
VllKW .,'7 to 6 \!I Mef'~. then west on Mcf~ to SWMn<I VIiiage. Female wanted abr 2 Br 405 Frwy nr, Crown Women's Specialty Shop. Investor. Chest er F . t°"t· Ctauified Is ti.It 17141 U7 .. 21 FUmbhlngs ~. 0ptn dill)' 10 AM ·u1 ~. furn apt w/Malo. Che11p. VaJley. Avail May Isl. Xlnl local.ion. 11 yrs est Salisbury 11. own or way to tol Call Now! 1il~Harbar==~Bl~Yd=-··~Coe-=~ta~M=eu.=-~C~alif~ . .t~===::~~~~~~~~~~~S57~·~2.S65~===== 831-33116 NB/CM area . .._13118 '64N7M. 8U-56'78 •
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# • ' ••""'--lkin 1 aria Ot3S c1:1.~1.; 1;ce'!1 rl CO MM•~ It c.• l Al. & rlir 8 thoroufhly clc11n w.woods. tile. paper. Frt'ight. bldg materials. C¥ll Bob R o n o r ...................... .
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OIV!-ij£/BANKRPTC\' ~m tlon Also up -Strvlet;C-Omt1ll•tet:leu11 Wunl n RKALLV <.:Ll';AN 556·8000 rates In town. J ohn . t y p e 1 . ab In 1 t e1 •
totint Ueo hol•tt'ry Work auar We'll knock yuur !W41t ()(I UPI Hrt'n Vlll111l•nor. lf0U8to:" Cnll Glnaham J•ltori.. ~ M it 0 cttm home paint• rock1ltake1°eompo-tar.
Action ~l•l Sttvlt'f' Trude mount unit fr profes1lo.nally &: ktop W~lH <llrl 1'Tt'<l est 645·5123 .;:; ................... ,....IN;/P•"-9 "". Intlexl. resld &: com · ..-.... tilt. Ml·-Fin. ~SIOOMS JfMI l.:!!!' r tc-. 14.5 3711 f1:' C~m~erleb~e Tl)ll Gardt'n ('i1rP Sprlnklt•r M.RS tl.to:AN MAK ES IT Ma In t e n a n c e &: or ••••••••••••••••••••••• m l.871M!M9 _A_v_au_. -------
8 O OK K fl: 1o: p 1 N o f:C"(Ur Csrpiot ll'uln• '40-!HNR Y Pl rep.tJr, 1uun•~ tn•t't, r ul OLt :to:M Uarh. apts, & Janitorial ervices. In· PETERS PAINTING o.tocn painting, custom s..t../All1ull111 <ll~~·Plrkup.lldc-1, tumpoo Ir ~l.-1tm lrt rrrrodttl aardcn•. hfln14: Cnrl>('t & upitol. dUlltrlatlirmedicalbldgs. Expr'd . Reas Rates, homes.1-Teeestlmat~. ;; •• ;;:.•••••••••••••••
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TRAINEES Irvine. E.O.E540-7639 TRAINEES counting. Salary com · pre(em!d. Xtnt ~ner1ts m ensura te with e x -& caree-r oppty s. Call Acoounting Clerk needed perienc~. Xlnt company COLLECT for a ppt.:
for Newport Beac h IEAT THE TRAFFIC & INl=LATIOM... benefits. <21Jl670-756hitl232 .
I _. --~ 2 d a!11...SA6-Travel Co. $600 per mo. Work o ur e v e ning s hift for h ig her See Mr.Spotts CITl%ENSSVGS
•• ...U ft ~........ 64S-9800 wages while elimina ting the tra ffic BARWlCK IMPORTS E~ua l Oppty E m pt.
h ass le . In a ddi tio n to excelle nt 333'7s!~au~:&~~:~;~~no M F/lf. • • .0 Want to ~el in with a champio~p s tartin g salary & frin ge benefits. we 831-1375 493.3375 •Bank-•i•ng _____ _
team? Then check out the opportunities * * offer 3 wag e inc reases during your 90 Automotive TELLERS awl:l.iting you at Speny Univac. day. t r aining period followed by wage L~ Accountan.: review ever y 120 days .... ,." ·~· Positions ~ble. for Clean up new & used f'/tame oxper Co m ·
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We need trainees to help ua build ou.r
computers. With our two week training course
in soldering, wire wrap, mecaauring, color code
and component recognition, you'll be able to
assemble the moat modern, up-to-date
computen with ease.
We offer competitive salaries {including 10% premium fo1
:!nd ~hiftl and a comprehens ive benefits program that includes:
• Tuition Reimbursement • Long Term Disability
.• Retirement Program • Free Short Term Disability
• Stock Purchase Plan • Free Dental Plan
• Comprehensive Medical Insurance
Don 't get lt•ft nt thu-cl h:l~t.· \\1th _\ollr rart.•cr S tart your rnrct·r in d l·ctronirs today and
join the team that hu~ whut 1t take:,, to w111~
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THESE POSmONS
PLEASE CALL: (714) 549·7911 ancl mk for tape #256
(Tape available 24 hou.ra).
You moy abo uppl~ m JWl'!-!On or phom· Employment at ti 1-l l :1:1-:!-100. E xt.:?:?:>.
MDll·COMPUTER OPERATIONS
2722 Michebon Drlw
Irvine, Ccallfornia 92713
A Dl\1:-ion of. perry Hund Corporation
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Own o rg an . Dwig ht 8-5. 893-2421. Gladys or 67~ 792S Darlene
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ACCOUNT1Nr. CLERK
full time. accurate typ-
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Accounting
CASH RECEIPTS
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Various duties including
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ROBERT llRLF'B accounlefl1JS
the job you wa nt is not lf. you're no.l reading _the Place an ad In our Lost UUl ad Cl r d and Found colu mns There arc many new there JOU migbl consider ~ s ''! asst ie · That's where people look r1rms movmg mto the
ofrerin8 your services you re missing a. lot or when they've round an Orange County a rea
with an ad In the 1ob newsy ~nformauon as itemorvalue. bringing about a n In· Wanted category. Phone well ass me great buys. ·• creasing demand for ex·
6'2·5678 Schools & Schools & per ienced Accounting ~HOit 7005 lftltruction 7005 and Data P rocessing
I. DOING
. ,\'. BUSINESS
.::; UNOERA
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NAME?
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1 FREE INTRODUCT~Y LESSON
* CAREER IN REAL ESTATE *
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SAIL REAL ESTATE SC•l
IA s•1111..., of 5411 PrapartlesJ
675-4890 A
personnel
CPA'S
Auditors
Tax Accountants
Cost Acco.t•ts
Sr. Accountafth
lootrk..,.n
Acca.tiRg Clffks
Data•try
K/P Optrator1
Ir you are not aware or
the benefits or working
temporary -give us a
call or visit us at our new
location. We wlll be hap-
py to discuss It with you .
We are located in the:
COLDWELL BANKER BUILDING
Suite 11200
23S3 No. Broadway
Santa Ana
C7t4tU5·410J
Free Parking
Want Ad Help? 642-~8
.-... _,..._ ----... ,, .. -,.. --... .,,. ...... .
WANTED
NOW
OR ... If you pr e fer . s a m e
opport unities await you on our fir s t
s h ift o p e nings. Come & join our
rapidly ,!.!rowin g ~cm1 condu<:tor firm
cars Good working con· merctal Bank T ellers.
d1t1ons. overtime availa-Pleasant s urroundingl>.
ble. Apply t.o ma nager. l!ood·sal & benef. friend·
lorwidl Dotsun ly l'lL'itOmcrs & staff. Ap·
33375 Camino (;ap1strano plicants should contact:
San Juan f u p1str~~ VIRGINIA WAITES
ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS AUTOMOTIVE
~1AClll N IST
Salary commensurate
w 1tb t.-xp . up tu
S20,000/yr St•nd res um e·
to 5742 Parkhur.;t l'l<.1l'l'.
Yorba Lindit. 92~i
Manufacturers
Bank
1201 Dove St. N.B.
(7141 75i2·0600
F.qual Oppor E mplyr
YOUR SKILl..S AS
A lllGHLY PAID
ACCOUNTING
PROFESSIONAL
f'ORTl::Ml'ORARY
POSITIONS
Im m edia te openings a lso e xist in our
co mputer pro du c t s div1 s 1o n for
e I c ,. t r o n 1 c a s s e m b I e r s w 1 t h
t:xpcncnce. "1us t be able to work fro m
b lue prin t s chematics. W e offe r
ex c c ll ent s a I a ry /fringe benefits
in c lud ing a unique t!mployee s toc k
owners hip plan Apply to P ersonne l.
---------;;;;;;;;;;;. ___ ..;.;;.;I &ink an it
ACCOUNT ANTS
$!1.00/HOUR & UP
Uegree + 3 years ex
pcrience in G IL analys1:..
audit f /S. scllin)! system
cosl <1nd1or bud~l·ting .
F/C IKKPRS
$7.00/HOUR & UP
5+ year:. expc ra cnl'l'
~1th multi book. G L .
T B . ~· S . E D I' &
manuul
ASSTBKKPRS
WESTERN DIGIT AL
CORPORATION
l 128 RedhiH A•~. Costa Mna. Co. 92626
<corne r R edhill & Baker St 1
DESIGNING TECHNOLOGY
FOR THE FUTURE
Equal Opportunity Employer
AUTOMOTIVE
CAREER
POSITIONS
HOW AVAILABLE
•M t;CllANICS
•INST/\LLl::RS
•Sr\LI::S PEOPLE
E::xcellenl 'wrung i.alary
and work1n)! cond1t1ons
~1th opportun1t 11·s for ad-
' ancenwnt,
1-ull ume c•mploycl'" re-
ce1,·c hosp1tahwt1on Ill·
MEW ACCOUNTS
COUNSELOR
f'or our South Coas t
Plaza office. Experience
prcft!rrcd. Call Ralph
Kmrungs at 540-4066. 3333
Bnstol St. C.M.
TB.LU
To work Seturdays only
m our Costa Mesa oHace.
C311 George Wagner 111
546-2300. 2700 Har bor
Blvd.C.M.
Calif. Fedft'al
~W)s&Loan
An Equal Opportunity
Employer .... M /F.
$5.50/HOUR & UP surancl' hfr 1n,,urancc
1
________ _
and pension fund. We ,,.,11 be inlerv1e'41ng on
Monday Apnl 16th. at the
following address and
2 Years expenence thru
GIL.AP.AH.PR
ACCTGCLERK
APT :\tA;-.;AGEH
For .55 un1ls 1n Costa
Mesa Exper'd couple
llus b;ind mus t ha\ll'
Assembltng·Auto acce!>
:-<ceded 1mml'd1all•ly . r T or P1T Call any
ttme. 646-1234
S5 Do/HOUR & Up maint cxr. Wife bkkpg ------' exp C<il 642-5073 or
2 Years cxpl'nencc A P. 1213!865·38.'il ____ , Assembly
AIR or P H. 10-key by -APT '.\l,\NAG EH
~1Jturc scm1-ret1rcd cou
pie to manitgc It> adult
un1t i. in Costa :\1esa
957-6282
toueh.
RECENT
EXPERIENCE
HEQUIRED
Cill For Appomtment
547-7631
1055N. Main
Ste 1016 Santa Ana
We i\rC'oNOt A
Public Accounting Fir m
* *
Actttsse1·Actor1
WAMTB>HOW
Apt. Mungr. 15 L' . San
Clemente. Curt.
83.5-3700
~SEMBLERS
L1Aht mech assembly
reqwnng good manual
dexterity Ex pert ence
preferred but will train 3
D Ins trume nts 1.5.54 2
Chemical Lane. 11 .B.
894-53.'il
ASSEMBLERS
Cox Hobbies. Inc . a
leading manufacturer or
rucl powered models ror
the toy/hobby industry
has ope nings for As· ·
scmblers.
TRAINEES
Iott EXPERIENCED I
Micro
Electronics
We are seek ing in·
dJVlduals ror first shift
pos1t1ons in our Produc-
tion Department. We will
train the rq~ht an ·
d1viduals in the micro·
electronics industry
Comprehe ns t \'t' com·
pany benefits including
majOI' medical and den
tal. Call or apply in
person
(7141 540·6080
TRANSMASK
umes.
PEP BOYS
AUTO SUPPLY
STORE
1530S Har bor Bhd
Fullerton. CA
I JO· II 30
120 E Isl St ret•t
Santa i\na. CA
1.30·3:00
15221 Beach Blvd
Webtmmster. C1\
3305 00
Equal Opportunit~ 1'.:mploycr M i-·
Auto Parts
Deli•ery
Well ~roomt•d fl'm alc
over 18 ~ 1(()()(1 dn' m~
record. Costa :\11.'s.i arl'a
Call Bob. :>56-2500 ror in
ten iew appt.
AUTO T RANS R&R
MAN· Ex per. pre ferred M UST HA VE O W N
TOOLS. 548·2288.
·s A.M " 1s n ow in-
terv1e w1n g those 111 ·
t.crestro In a pror. career
m movies, TV & TV com
mercials No exp. nee
sm rec. Call 633-2233 ellt
95.
In add 1t ion to com · CORP B/\BYSITI'ER . needed pet.1t1ve, automatic pro • for 1 year old. Molher
gr essaon wages. our """"C 0 "'Or°ks nights . Hr. vary
AIDE/WARD CLERK
r .M. Haleigh Hills
Hospital. !SOI E. 16th St.
Npt Bch. Call 645-5707.
Amway Olstr . wanted
Start now super earn-
ings. Call 968·6495 9.4
weekdoys .
benefits include hospital, .,.,,,.. ampus MVl' f Newport Beach C:'A rom 7p.m. to 2:30a.m . or hre. dental 1nsur~1nt·c. · overnight if more con\'e·
paid holidays. vucataoni;, E 1 0 nicnt. My home or yours . ~1ck pay, a clean workin1ot ;qua pportunaty Npt. Bch or CdM. Call
environment and rrct.' --E•mlllillllpl•oilye•r•m-/•fi•h-• 759-1294 aflns.
rorree. ---------
---------BABYSITTER mature, Apply in person
or rall Personnel at
7141546-2SS1
cox
HOBBIES
INC.
ASSEMILERS
PACICERS
WAREHOUSE
•LOCAL AR E 1\
•WEEKLY PAYCHF.CK
•BONUSES
•NO FEE/CONTRACT
ASubsidlary or ~ ~ Lei.sure ()ynamlc. lnc. j l-1505 E Warner Ave e
Santa Ana. Ca 92105 ~mllililllll ....... E.O.E. M/F
lrvlne 7~·6666
occas. even. & wknds.
My home. Own trans. I
child. 67S-Ot02.
BABYS ITTER : resp
pen;on to sit w /2 boys 9 &
6 yrs . M o n -Fri .
11 :30-4:30pm . Anytime
644-0173.
AMwtriftcJ Service
PBX operators for a
telept)one ans we rin g
service experienced or wUl train. Full time or
put lime shifts availa-
ble. Days, a rte rnoon·
evenlnp or grave yard.
Must be able to work
some weekends. Typln.-i
35 wpm. required Mony When you call Classlrled co. benefits available· I to place an nd. you're 11is·
Pleasecall Mon·F'rl. s ured of a trlen1Hy
2061 Business Ctr. 209
El Toro Suite 200
Fashion lslond a rcu welcome and he lp in
640-1791 wording your ad ror be11t
Cos t • Meae a rco response Cllll Now•
673-1188 E.O E. &el-56'71
23491 f~I Toro Nd
Tucs&Thurs u·30·3pm F..O.fo:. M IF
... McJIT&LElt
Will train experienced
Teller m New Accounts
at Newport Center. Light
typing. Call Doris Crox·
on. 1>&4·1461. Neat and
cheerful at :
tMPSllAL S & L
Equal Opportunity
t:;mptoyer M ff/H
BANKING
Columbia Savings. a pro-
gress and growing 1Sav·
1n1t!> and l<ljln. has 1m·
rfl(.'(hate c)t>pbrtunities in
1t~ beautfif\Jl new La ke
Forest branch
SAVINGS
SUPERVISO R
Responsibilities will in·
elude :iss1sting Manager
~•th .. wrr supervision.
l'U.:.lomer rclat\ons and
branr h oJWrat1on:.. Two
years r ecent S&L \'X·
pcnence and ability to
:.upervtse teller and n1:w
accounls runctions rl!· t
qwred.
SAVINGS
COUMSILOI
Full time openings 11rtt
available for lndividunls
knowledgablo in all sav·
ings transa ctionll . Re·
rent S&L experience and
typing or 45 wpm r e·
quired.
i.
I
I t
These positions ocrer ex· !
replional workln& en· IJ
\'ironmcnt. excellent
salaries and outstanding
benefits including free
career aPP.&Fel. medical
and denl~J Insurance and
unlimited 1rowtti polen· tial. Please contact our
Penonnel Offlttr l0t an ~iew 1ppointmtnl.
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BANKJNC:
•LOAN
SER VIC
CLERK
Ac$ynamk . growm i: sav il1&I and k>•n has an l'X· qlleot opportunity for
an experie nced loa n
Mr'vtce clerk. Prlmar}
l'ftpc>nsibihlll'S "111 Ill
$Ide bener1ciary slate
nynts and dl•mand. an·
11.1ranee, and dula anpul
!ti computer.
1'l9pesillon IS IO<'lllcd IO Otlr beautiful Anuhl'lm
bead office 1md orrers a
1dp slatting salary. oul
..c.oding bener1ts includ tne dental covera~e. and IOOCI opportunity for ad·
'f&neement. For an in·
tervlew appointment,
please contact Person· net.
N.t~ Beach "Bu \ for clad poaltlon CLERK peraon lo m1tlnt••n Job I w ever kad". 5aY• .-1yoww ..,,...Jve t o entrlnffrln1 document our Ptf'IClll leavln.a 1Rtr M"ll lie ••P'd In all OI~. m1k• pnnlt1. col·
3 yun hat created tbtt .,... f1f lllh'Mll l>Pfr• TYPIST law product m.n1.11IA. In 1---------QllPCttwt1ty to .)Oln an ex t.loa lllat 1tan.iq salary ltlfact with EOP Ro COLLECTOR c:fileot compaay ' tJroW + rull i»Mnta Appl)' QWfet abilll)' to work In
lnk>offic.man•cr.UH ttlhMrc>~uadron,3lto 11111 -"~ d\"pe ndl'nt ~ 'l'y r.e PoalOonavalh&blf>lnour ~,"'I b ..__..... Sf I petn•-Co•ta ... eta off i"c '" c arae ..,., ... ,,.,,. Airway, C._$.W 11180. ~wpm. F.ic1>e r nct< w th '" • • eep1n1 • •C<'rt lar111 fW ._., efflce w C'flillr\t>enna drawtna or M1rum1.1m one year U ·
t a h n l • . W or k i n CLJff$1Fl£D lah ., ,..,..... -4 d 0 c u m e n t <' 0 n t r 0 1 peri~ce. Finance com buutiM Mw bwld1n1. -N-=c..._.. HH•Y ht>lpful Wl' orfer food pany e1tperience helpful
enjoy top benefit• + llMlr•flSIN" sell•••• r•· pay 4't benefits. Cul ror Salary bUPd on eic· IC'Wroui ca11h boou IH NlfUl a uppt. Tclonlc/8crkeley ~e rte nce . Call 8111
tndofytar lOO"; f"r('e to Thi-Dally l'llot l 11eek· 60 WPM H · Pt• r !I u fl n ('I d t' Pl . -•·t.k-lntliilll, (•7•14•)•$49--4200-··-1
•PPlic.nt Call Abiaall Ina aperaon te> •uam\'nl cs....,, toed ....... 7141494 ·0401. Loituno
Abbott l'ersonncl Atitin· our ti uatri.d Adverll• _., .-....... WHt l~~ch. ~:.o.E. <.:ook/Olpwuher
cy, SS1 8122• 4.'iOO C 1'mpu ~ departrnf'nt for m elH tr• I" vou H ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;; Didi Cllwclt't Rett. Dr . N 0. Oi>c'n M ondi)' I h I r everuniunUl'fpm. t ttep one Ot•t _..,.,.,.tor on C.:lerk olCLERtCAL Full" part/time ,
Telephone .ulu u.11 _. ,.,.... __........ n'9STS mlnimurn or no ex11er BOOKKEEPlrn Purt ~'l'imct neN~••ry. will r~·-s737.$tll needed.Appl)'inperaon:
Ume. A«OUAt&n&aotflce traln(OtCIH•llied ... ,..... 28118Newport Blvd, C.M.
O.llM&tOIU 5 R~ir,~~~NTS ..._ loc ....... loHly SICllT41Y & Cook needed a l :small * IOC*M• aS • Mllllt tYP\" 4~Wl'M lt•kc efflcH .. d nup• STIHOGRAPHHS Nu r 1 I n i H o m c . 4UTONOTIYI! tnc> ~ bewefft• lwct.d· S77J..StS7 lO:OQ.6:30. Jo'ri·Mon. Xlnt
Che\')' dealtt will add or °'1>"ftdabh~ be n e f It 1 . App I y i n
r\tt clerks'°" hc,hl boolt· Good t pHkina Vl)H'•I ... CltlUCS penionThe Garden
llH plna. typlna Wall l'teaaant pt-n.om1.ht> S70S·S9 t 2 4""'Gle nneyreSl. tnUnln•~o aC'toW1ttn1:, Solary l'Omm1.•n•urall• •Co. paid lif e Ii .,., o M v . 1nter1• s t 1n11 . Wllb eapen t•nc•· t com ~ .. ~· Also need Spanish !ipellk Laguna Beach
-• t d " n\L'> Ion 1-:xt·,•lh•11t t•om •"-,.id _ ..... _ .. t 1n~ Typists and Clerks • • .,.ta an s urroun '""~ -• .,.,, .,.._ lA• per hour b1l1oaual Cooks apply Bernard s. aooct pay Opp for ad pany brnrhl If YOll an· " " E co Cd~ \l•ncement &e OfCtrt• umb1ltot" & v.anl tu bt• ,._ pay Permanent opt'n· lalt ast Hwy. 1
u paid for )'Our dforti. •IA~•thftent pion lngs. full & part tame. _bi_S-_7_5_75 _____ _ ,..w~r.W •aD CL.---•-t ~e.t.'4'.' cull fur 111t\•r'''l'V. •C,.... U..lon many fringe benchts HO • _ • ..._ I() Call 1714 > 834·2861 for Oove & Quail S•~ rn.onne t•pt •Z..,..... .. cotiH t t COOICS
Experience necessary.
Apply in person lo.
NEWPORTBt-:Al'll f'42"321,ti'l 277 •Mmly11Dre testappoin men
Ill-OHS OIANGE COAST
Bus o RIV 1-: n s f n r
chool I~ 8rookhurM.
t-\tt Vly t:all 963 7831
BUYER
Immediate opening "'1th
major Orange Coun\y
manufacturer. Rcqwrt>s
l·2yeurs expenenl'e buy. in~ ·for all phast'i. of
m anufa c1 urin~ aod
m achine s hop opera-
tions. Selected individual
must have koowlcdi.w of
raw matl'rials. castanJ(s
and for~in~:.
DAILY PILOT
3JO W Uay Strc<'l
V01.tu Mt•lju
1-;qual Opportunily
~mpluyer
CUttlCAL
Capable person (or 11Hi1•1•
p0Ml1on reqwnng phonc
& math apt1tudl', ~ood
typini.t SPl'l'd. ~1l'd11·al
Denwl lni.. Fubril'Uled
Plaslll'S Im'. MIS W IMth
St C M 641i-J27!J
CLE HJ CAL
1-:nlry level µos1t 1un
:n 1 ~hr"k ~~
l'all 833·11450
Thts excellent opportun1 Clcnl'al
ty offers promotional GREETER
poss1b11Jt1es. p ART· TIME
CoMp•titlu salary
~ClllWMntwah with H • .........
Call ~ lnt•r•ltw op-
pcN.1h1• nt:
4Me Steven1on
17 t4J 759-7223
COUHTYOF
ORANGE
PERSOHHEL DEPT.
625N Ross St . Rm G180
Santa Ana. CA 92701 Affirmative Action
Employer
.. \
1727 E. Oyer Rood
IRVIHE
Clerk·fo'~st liqu,or & ~inc Count('rhelp ·Cook Part
operation. F.ull I •me, time (ull time . Apply m
Must be experienced 495 person Gary's Deh 3309
EBASCO E.17th. St.C.M ...:_·_ec_·~_ast ~wy. CdM.
--------icoUN TER li l RL .
120 Hewport Center CLERK drycleuncrs. Full or 1'1T
Or Graphic 1~ Bayside Drive.
Hewporl leach. CA N Ii. 673·5385
92660 Artist l'ou p i es wa n led t o
• mamuie s mull busmei>!-
Equal Oppor1un1ty
Employer l\1 / F
<.:l<'n cal
100% FREE
Cox llobb1cs. Inc . lead· Must enjoy meellnJ.\ pco· an~ manufaelurrrs of pie. working together. &
fuel powered models and be wtlhni.: t o learn
radio l'Ontrollt.'<.1 unlls ror Pleasant pr of it ab le
their hobby toy ~nduslQ work, p T. 963·7225
1s seeking a Graphtl' ----
Art1~t. Rcspons1b1litac~ CUSTODIAN
will include art and phot 1-'ull taml' Corona dcl
Employment
VITllAMS
J.IMA~T,.... .. " ....... ,...
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SI.GOP ........
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Mec•lm1 SeMlp 0,.1 .. •
$4.IOPer.._. ...,...c. THWca..
Sl.06Per.._.
Dri•w-s .. ._..
$4.00Per.._. s.--. .......... .,...., u .sor ... .._.
Protectfve SigMI ._ .....
$4.SOP..,..._,
Refripr.tioll Mec"-ic ss.oor ... .._.
Sectra. II•-SerYk• Tech ss.sor ... .._.
CustCMMr Ord« Cieri& u .sor ... .._.
Air COlldltfOflilMJ/HHtf"t
Installer
$4.00 , ... How
Optical IHtru.Hftt AsH.-.er
$4.00 Per How
Auto Radiator Mec"-ic
$4.00 Pft'How
Apply at En1ploy•••t & Troi•i•g
AdtMli ...... of .......... leech. 531
Mcti• Street. HuntilMJICMI hoch. c .. llOW
1714t Sl'-2526 or 639-1554. Yo.. ftMt
brWJ 00.Z 14. Excellent salary anll
company ~nefats includ ·
mg paid mediral. dental
and hfc insurance plul>
credit union. f'or am ·
mediate and confidential
consideration send re·
sume including salary
hlstoryto:
SECY to SI too Drafts pc rsoo
matenal Mes. orderinJ! :\l~1r ;\lust bl• hard work·
supplies. compo:.1ng mi:: w r<:f Call Mon Fri Oefttal Orfhodotttic
layouLc; und ruhni.t com 7M b73 2268 9 I lam Exper RDA lo round out
ElcJt beaut oHicl!
CNSTR SECY SI K up
Friendly company
plex form:; for pnnlinl! ----top notch team. Irvine
using a T -Squarl' o Customer service. w exp ofc.~0777. drafllngmachinl' llrly waRC+profit s hare.---------
1\lonl f'n . 5·9. 549.5045
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ELECtRONIC
ENG91EERS
I
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P.O. lox I 953
S..to AH, CA 92702
7AM · llAM dally Mon
Fri. company hJs op<'n ing for alert. ix.•r:.onable
indJv to greet cu:.lomt•rs
for a new car dealer'!-
scrv1ce dept. lntcrestini.:
customer re lat1oni. work
Some filins: & telcphon·
an g . Good s t a rtin g
salary. advanccmt>nt &
fringe benefits. Apply
Wed & Thur from 14A M ·
IPM al 3194 C. Airport
ESCROW SECY SIOOO
<.:.indidatcs must lYl.ll' 6
wpm and pOSSl'SS CX·
rcllcnt grummer and
spellin g capab1l1t1l''-
Knowledge or ~1rint1ni.:
and graphfr lcl'hni(IUC':>
and 2·3 years experll'OCI.'
1s also requfrc<.I.
-DFSIGNER
Electro
Mechanical
Draftspersons
We are currently looking
for Electronic Engmeers
cxpenenced in the d~·
sign & development of
commercial FM. TV. RF
and Audio integr ated
l"trcwtry with additional
knowledge an low Power
f"M/FM t ra ns mitters.
You will be involved in
state-of-the-a rt mull•·
earner transmission and
reee1ver develpment . •
JMNKING Equal Opportunity Loop Dr .. Cosl_!I Me.:'...a. Lovely surroundings
TRNDATA
rttOC $660 TELLER
tmployer MI F
---------ICLERICAL Mcd1l·ul lub needs frnt ore rC<'CP· 12pm·8pm No exp ncl'. ~rpenter. expe r ienced tionist. type al least 50 RECEPT $700
l.mmediate part-time all around. must have WPM. diversified post· Trulybeautpcoplc
6l>en1 n g (Monda y · own tools & transport&· tion. pleasant workins: •/PAYAILE $850 f'ridu, 11·4. plus some tioo. 962-8314 d M ~ Muidays > for a Teller con s. ature pe rson. Small friendly co.
ia-OW" beautiful jllewporl Carpenters non-smoker· 633·5635· FfLE CLERIC $505
•ach 'office . Experience 2 Exp C.-,.nters S:S0.5. E.O. E. Trainee Position
~erred. but we a re HEEDED!!! --------•I CLERICAL to $700 *H~g to train. We of· 1 a ll-around rough &1· Clerical Legal dept or super {'O
rer. finish man. also 1 J?ood PERSON FRI $700 •1l'r'cc Parkanl! f1n1sh man. Oa"s . Ca /\ I ., ABIGAIL LrJ?co.grt oppl~ • rccr pparc 497.3741 & Evt>s 661 ·0392 PURCH'G
Pleai.c call for apPoinl· _As_k_for_M_a_r_k_. ----CLERIC $750 up
mcnt Carpenters-Journe~·man ABBOTT Notypm~. great co
& advanced apprentict'~ SUPPLY
To arrange an intcn r1cw.
co nt act Peri.onncl
Department a t
7141!)46-2551.
Cox
Hobbies, Inc.
A Subsid1aQ of
Leisure Dyn:1m1(' .... In(.·
1505 E. Warner t\' l'
Santa .\na. CA 927115
Equal Oppor Emplyr
m1f
CUST SERV REP
Do you like ~ople~ Your ~ood tell• manner C"a n l'arn you SIGO per week an
this bca<'h area <'O. Your
own offil'e. room for ad·
vunccmenl & J,?reat co
bcnef await the right
person w/2 yrs of<' bkgd.
Cull Pamelo. 640-8.470.
AMERICAN
Career Agen<'Y
610 Newport Ctr Or
Npt lich No f"Ct'
l)J\Ti\ !::NTH Y OPEH
1'wo F T po:.1t1on s da}
:.haft. t·omµan~ bC'ndats.
55; ·1752
Day or night k1t<'ht•n pos1·
tum ,\pply m pl'rson bet.
:1-5 .• \IOn·Frr Thl.· ,\n·
Jr. DesiCJn
EnCJineer
Cox Hobbies, a leadinJ.!
toy/hobby manufacture r
has imn1ediate opening
to work with Project
Engineer in detail desiJ.!n
of new products w1lh ac·
cent in htgh volume
plastics. Cand idate s
shou.ki be experienced in hiJ,!h volumt> cons umer
products with minimum
2 years <'olleJ?f.' and or
equi"alenl experience
Minimum 2 years ex·
pen ence related to elec-
troruc packaging m sheet
mewl and plastic molded
parts. schem ali<'s and
PC drawings
We offer excellent com · pany benc(1ts which in·
elude one week vacation after !>IX months. de\ en
paid hohda)s and ~roup
1nsur11nec bl'S.(ln!-upon
da) of hare
Brunswick is a JteOple
onented organization. or.
fcrinR excellent linge benfits benefits. eom ·
petitive wages a dis·
counts on Brunswi pro·
ducts. Let us futri your
ambitions and contribute
to your career growth.
Our employment office as
open Monday thru •'ri-
day. R·OO a m . to ~:00
pm . and we arc t-OnH"
n1cnlly located just 2
blol'k!-off the San Oacgo
1-'w)• Drop by. give u~ u
rall or send your resume
with salary history tO'
; ADB.ITY FEDERAL
·Savings& Loan Assn
642-4000
for work an Laguna FEVER I 11 CLERK $700 up Beach & Capo Beach • • • No type. fanla~t1c ben ---------1· 1 l.' n I :\t :1 r 1 n <' r
We orrer compett11'<'
salanes and e X('cflcnt
benefits which indudc
pa.id holidays. val'allons.
sick lea\'e, rellrcmt'nt
plan. c r edit union .
medical. dental and lire
1.nsurance.
AM
OOCUMEHTOR
A D1v1i.1on of
Judy Mortin
3331 Heritor ll•d.
Equal Oppty Employer area . Eves 494·8780. dys IHSn LOAM
4.97-1705 CATCH IT'.'·'· SECY
Clerks Hc!-taurant 2n07 W
Coast llw~. ="B AM lnternat1onal. lnr
2921 S Daimler St
Santa Ana. CA 92711
Costa Muo, CA
92626 $750 Pricin~ Clerk needed full
--------1Cash.ier (Food I Full llmt'. H \•y customer contart -.-------t Ca ll Mickey days. TAXACCOUHT $700
time lmmedaall· opt•n l>cll\er) ;\t an Full ltml' rng~. full co bcn<>fll~ Ll1t·al dl'il\'l•rtc:-~ood For un intcr\'ll''o\. l'nn C'all Balboa M arint•. JUb lkJl'h Stat1nnl·r~ tact Personnel Ol•purt
17 I 4J 546-8030
IAHQUETS Newport.er lnn. 644-1700 x Jom the mosl cxc1tini: Top co, beaut lot'.
PVT.PARTIES 525.E.O.E. Temporary St>r\ll'l' in CALLRITA 549·967 1 for apµt ltr.!tl<.:ampus.~B _ menl alil4i:>l6-2651.aµ
1',;qual Opportunit~
Employt>r .\1 F If BRUNSWICK
CORPORATION
BARTENDERS Orange County. BUSBOYS CA.'iHIER. wtcxper. for
•WAITERS Ml'nS retail chain. in
WAITRESSES their new South Coast
COOKS/CASHJJ-:RS Plaza Store. F1time. con·
OISHWASll ER tact Carol Littman. for
llOSTl::SS appt. btwn 9·12. al ~ ror work on nn _2_13_·_628-_5_25_3 ____ _
on-call basis. ReJ?istcr·r---------pow: Group ins. uvail.
you choose your days &
hours. Rerercnces. car &
telephone arc req'd. In·
terviews every Monday
& Friday, 9am-5pm.
W ESTC Lil" I-'
Hcspitahty Resources
,1617 WestcUff. Ste 209
Newport Beoch
631-12.:JO 752-91 I
Barmaid, P IT weekends,
.Cos ta M esa area .
SS&-3500 art 6: 30PM.
BEAUTICIAN w I f' 0 I I 0 w i n ~ r 0
Newporter Inn 540·8582
or&W-0661
CASHIERS
UTOTEM MARKETS
Openings now available
for full and part·ltme
Cashiers on 2nd and 3rd
s hifts . No experience
necessar y. we t r a in.
Sta.rt al S3. per hour. ad-
vancement opparlunity
for management position
to $5.50 per hour 1f
qualified 1-'or morl' in·
for mation rall the
Personnel Office:
12422 Lampson Street
Garden Grove. 537-4840
Equal Oppor Employ<'r
Beauty salon needs r IT1---------
receptlonist & eustome CHAUFFEUR
.sefvices. Must be pro· President of L.A. based
fessiona l./ Counte r companyis lookingfor a person: Or . Cly airPor f · 1 area . Cal l for appl. pro ess1ona chauffeur, gi..0.104 prefer able residing in --------~ Orange Co. Must h ave
Beauiy salon has station excellent references &
avail for rent. Operato knowledge of L.A. & w/followinw. 548·6647 Orange county areas.
For information please
8KKPR/SECY/RECEPT call Ms . Crawford. at
Sal comme n s ur a t 213/823-4253, Mon.-Fri.
w/exp. F 11'. 645-4066. between 9 & 5.
Work l'losc Lo home for
top pay ... pa1d '1H:al10n;..
automal1l' raises.
100•: 1-'rcl'
To Appli1:<1 nts
THE FEVER
IS SPREADING
CATCH IT!!!
ABIGAIL'
ABBOTT
TEMPORARIES
CALL
Debbie Card
a57·9760
4500Campus Drive
Ne wport Beach
Karen Powl•rs
731·5627
1<1211 Yorba. Ste 20t
Tustin
Or
Candi llytcr
773-0901
540-6055
COASTAL
PEl<SONNEL ,\(; t-;NCY
27!.IO llarhor. C.M
ALLJUHS FHEr:
_F.:.O.E .. ~ F II 01.>h\'t•ry :\Ian 21 up i.:ood ply in person or M'nd n"
Clerk T ypist dm 111>? n •t·ord Qualified suml'Lo
PURCHASING ,,, hundlc rurn1turt• .12hr
Elcctronit•s mfr iwc<ls W(>t.•k 3 25hr (.'a II lklty
person w ~oocl dl'ri1·al ~t:t.wn ti &. I I a m .
skills for our pun•has in,I! l>ll 2053. __ _
de_P~· Type 55·1i0wpm UELIV1':H\' A\·atlabll'
minimum. purch:.i~1nJ.! now. Top pay. l!ood P 1T
l'Xpenencl' desired Wt• hrs .,;,·es. 5·!! Mon Fri
offer good µay & 5.'JIOl!ll
DELIVERY MAH
cox
HOBBIES
IMC.
A Subsidiary of
Leisure Dyna mics. In<'
1505 E Warner A' r
Santa Ana. Ca 92705
E.O.E. M F
DRAPERY ROOM work.
all phases. l'XPt•r or wall
tram s .. t 30 Up to S5 per
hr DOE C M area
&t.2·l843
~Di•ision
Equal Opportunity
OHIVl':RS. l'WS!-country, Employer M 1F 11l1V
no s pl'{'tal Ill' reqd
MacGrt.>gor Yachts. 1031 -----Placentw. c M Equ.1pmenl rental yard
----nt!eds man fo r general
Drivers for dental f:ib duttes.2075 HarborRlvd.
morrunJ,!!-or uftcrnoon C.M
Clcncal Order desk for
bu~y M1 ss1on \'t <'J<t
rabric importer. lh•avy
phone. typinJ? a must.
ll orrm an 1-'ahric s.
77().2922.
benefits. Cull for appl
Tclon1 c t Bcrkclcy
pe r so nnel <il'pt
714 4s.i.s.io1 E O.E.
wanted for furnitur e
store Prefer married.
local m:an who is handy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili•-•I
and knows thl' area Designer
P T. Must ha' c· 'ahd
dnv{•r)o, ltc\•nse and i:rt
dn' tnlt ret•ord l>l•i 501i8 wk d}s ~5 7:f77 'o\k1•nds
ESCROW
SECRETARY
STENO
SECRET ARIES
Ou11es include typing of tabular reports.
procedures. memos. proposals and other
clerical functions Typing speed of 55·60
wpm and shorthand skills of 80 wpm as
reQulfed
WORD PROCESSING
OPERATOR
(Second Shift)
Several openings on the seconCI shalt
(flexible) for Word Processing Operators
who have text ed1t1ng experience w1lh
magnetic media eQuipmenl (Mag Card.
Wang. Artec. Vydec. etc). We have eight
Redactor II devices (with CRT) and one
phototypeseller. Wiii retrain operators
with experience on other eQuapment
~.1lary 5 d:iy Wl.•ek . Cull
l'>tanc for appt. aft ~pm
5-18·5.'>IH
DELIVE RY DRIV ER
I-' lame Xlnt dn' anj! rt•
c·ord rcqd 1-'or :i ppl .
.~57 !!21 2 :\1 r West.
Nl'wport Stationers. lnC'.
L>ch\'erv & !-tock work.
Fem & :\l all• apphc<inls
welcome t-:x<"C'll op·
portunaty tu lr:un an nuto parts sule!-. i\pply 1522
Newport Bl. C:\1 or 10080
1\dams, llB. Automoti\'t' Supply
Dclivl'ry p1t1m\• A l\I. LA
Times d eln• SIOO per
wt>c•k . Laj.!una lkach.
4~1·84!16
DRIVERS
Men or women 25 yrs or
older. Know the coast
cities. Net Sl80 a week or
Exper necessary or Jr.
esrrow officer. salary
rommcnsuralc. w ith t"'"
per.I O'Brien E.-,crow. :n> N. C$t itw"Y Ste S .
Laguna Bel\. 497-4l28
Senior
PCB
Designer more Orangt' Coas11i---------Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt
Herrmann. Fountain
Valley (No of Sloter
ESCRQW
SECRETARY Mmimum 5 years PCB belwn New hope &
dcsgi~n experience with •E-uc•l•1d•1------•I As a result of continul'd multi·layer board Cl<-perience . Checking ex· growth. a leading sav·
perience prefer able . Will Oshwshr/Prep Cook. 1-~/T. inStS and loan has oiwn·
perform design tasks in S . C . Go If <'ou r s e in gs in its Newport
bolh new products and Restaurant492·249S Beach. Irvine and Santa
improvement of ex1siltnA Ana offices for Escrow
produc t s from P C u Secrc tariJS, with six
layout. through drawini:? DUPLICATING month s CaLiforn1 a releases. Will interlace escrow ex?4trie n ce.
PCB Prototype buildup. Responsibili(jes will in·
Delivery Person for busy Irvine travel aitency. We offer e~cellent <'O!fl·
Mus t h avt> r e liable pany bener11s which JO·
motorcyde & Ins . Work · elude ~e week vacation
approx. 5 hr!-. dnily alt.er su. months. eleven
M f' llrly. wa AC & paid holidays a.nd group
MACHINE elude closing e scrow
riles, communic ating
with title companies a nd
OPERATOR some telephone/r ecep·
Oonilll dutie6. These are
, _,./ ACCTHG Classified Ads
C1erk. non smoker. type
1400 N Harbor . Ste 103J\
Fullerton
642·5678 --------1 SR.CLERKS mileage pd. 957-2700 ansuran~e begins upon
- -dayofh1rc. ._..,.. •qterieK• "'
.. of x ............. .
fUll lime positions offer ·
Ing ex<'~lent growth
potential. top starling
Slwpn. used 10 key ad-r--------------~----,
dtr. olrice near Jla rbo Clerical
lllvd. le San Diego Fwy. 1--Betw-n Jobs? .. CM. Call Don, Mon-Fri, ,.,.. ,..,..
~640--2500 That1s When
~: N v A s s F 1 T • Kelly Can Help!
TER/Upholaterer, exp IJtt/ but not nee. Blinn &
\'oung, 645-2247
l!bel wuher wanted. Fun
lhne. Apply tn person
tlon. 4-16. 2200 W. Coast ...,..N.B.
AeQu1res typing speed ot 45-50 wpm.
Duties mvotve a broad range of clerical
funchons including typing, statistical
graphs presentauons. and related aclivtlles.
Poslhons available in marketing and en-
gineering
PAYROLL CLERK
. . ·-·
DEMONSTRATORS
your a rea S24 +a day. AM DOCUMEH·
Ca r n ee . Fr1 1Sat . TOR
~l-0718or 892·3800 ----A Division of
AM International. Inc.
29'll S. Daimler St.
P.O. Box 10547
Santa Ana. CA 92711
... , u.t, ..d coltlf.
... he .............
~::J · plus S.JS shift .... ,......
Hat Wll cOMldef' a T,..._,
salaries and outstanding
benefits. Please contact
Personnet for an io·
tetview a~ntment.
FfDB.ITY FIDlllAL
S..' p&L...AIMI
M2--4000 F.qual Oppt.y Employer ...... apply ill ,.,.. ... to: •~ ........ ~--~--~
EXPE RIEN CED
•• ' .
DIAFTHS
Electronics mrr needs
draft e r s t o do
mechanical detail draw·
ings for assembly &
layout. Knowledge of
s h op prac ti ce &
machines d esirable .
Min. l yr expe rience
+some college drah.lng
courses or equivalent is
==::
INTERSTATE
ILICTIOHICS
CORPOIATIOM
AS•t1•rr .... ,.o
necessary. We offer good 707 £.Vermont Avenue
pay le. benefits . Call for Ana.helm. CA t280S
appt Telonlc / Berkeley
p e r s on n ~ I d e p t • EQu.11 Opportunity
7\4/4!M·940t Laguna E:mptoyerM/F
Beach. E.O.E. 1----llllil---•
. \ -. ··-. .. ·-·· ....
Gt..AZER:
Apply in person: San Clemente Glass
161S N. El Camino Real. s.c. 481'l-619l
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Turret, a lona eame a
spider and reed 1a the
Dally Pilol ClH1ified
ll«tlon aboat Mist Muf·
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TRANS MASK
CORP.
~)tuul Op1iortun1t y ~:mpk>yc•r m i rth
• • • -v
t~~~ ..... ?~~ ~~~-~~-• .?!~
~ --'-~ MACl...ST lledltal HliSlHt for C~DATA LO~~ lmmed. opeal•ll fo **°"'"·Put liDle ..... T -matblnlat to perform n .. t~l• Ian. uper. INCt-1 °"' rapicll)' HpancUna ~Y~. asaembl)' ol helpful. NewPort Belt
Sff4 •le I I ZOO Me Sid.. aeelra IWd workln1 U... t..aHdlal maclUDtt. *· ~ Or~• tout Colle1e 1n indiv. toworti In our b\llr. Req &be 1blllt1 to Mtdltel Stiff S.c'y It CO.la MtW•· To prepare Loen PePt. Rteponslbll • opwe&elatbe.drillpnaa. Medi-Cal bil .. r. with Ille
malt"rial ror dl11ltal com ty ~ boolt.n11 new awf---~ ... -... _n rt•d 1 1 d l ~uter proct olna. Will klenl. audllln:fi new k>an -.. ..._ • tttreur • ut t s .
In put blue pr nu • follow ea.,._ By The Sea
eypuneh II venfy. T ypt · • pr...-n1 wffkly wrbal iDllnlcUoat. Tw Hot~lal. 4H·5702 or
& Ille. Knowled~e of telo· fUDdl.ftl NPOril. audltln1 to Uaree y e or
prc>c't'ltlna m1u:hlntt &: '°"' ru•. Good advente• tra.dt ae::3 .:::~ate ..::111:;;..;..".;.;1-4,;_.-----
\l IH t r l c accountln1 mtnl opportunit)' elliata ~In u.u ot ex. Medical A11l1t.anl part
machbw '-"Quip Xlnt rr. for r11hl PftlOC'I, H well l)Hlence. Good pay a Ume. fronl" bide omct
lnao bNll. Ml'<l i<'•I & df'n· M tood atartln1 Hlary. benent.a. Pleue call or experieMe. Able to do
tal for llmpk1y & depend. CC>mPan>' ..-Id benefits. •Pl>IY V.U puncture " inJec· 1·1~011mt worklnK <·ondl· lncludln~ dental In· ~Department ua.w. &al.,-y neaotleble.
tlon11 Apply by a pm. auranee. Con~ct Perton· ..-. ~..,._;;;:;•~t:;--;;::::-:;;;::l~~~~~~~~~ At>rU 27thlO'roto. nel.83).1313. ..__ ... _ ,;,; eo.tco-tty Stel9 ...... S&L -~-,..·-MEDICAL ·f'rOnl offlu llOvinl
C ..... Dlttrfct 400lMacArthurBl.NB ~~r~ ~~e.1 e';~~~,~~:·1r~~! IF "\' 0 u w ANT
1370Adi•s.C.M. E.O.E. M/F Equalopp.emp .. m/f 640-M40 SOMETHIUG MORE ~-'--------"'""~~-• ntANJUS'TAJOB-516-1947 --------MaMt wanted auarant.eed -ad driviq a bll rig
1-: o f. M IF •LoM.11-------• 00 hn a week. Min wage --------•I ueund the toUDtry ap---------•I C-.-1.._._LO"" ... aua r anteed . C a ll MEDICAL peals t o :rou-&hen - --~~ ,..... OO.R1. TRANSCRJBER NortbAmeric aa taa a
ICIYPUHCH
OPYATORS
Oot· fuJI lime ;111<1 one
1i.t•'t tln>t'. no expcn (•nn• 01'(''"~11ury 1r yuu hMve
l'utnplctcd k1•y punr h
tra1Nn•: Sktlli. mu.,t bt'
ubow awru~l' & :rnd J C
l'llrOh" 0 ..t)' :.h1ft Apply
11,•lw1.'<'n 8.m1 11.1m. lpm
J pm. Nut1un11I t::dul'l•
t11111, . 4401 U1rl'h Str1•t•l.
Nl'wport lk•a r h 1 N,•nr
0 C.: Airport> ~qua I Op
11ortumty E mploy1•r
L.abol'\!rs for home con
~trucllon & m ajor re
PIOCISSOI SBUOR whM. you've been looldng
Ourra pklly 1rowln&S&L MAIDS H0111t..,.•L for. It's a bullness all
S«'kt1 ex per lndlv to pro· Experienced. full lime. ~· 1 "" y o u r o w n w i l h
reui oew loun 11ppllca· ahlopart time. 642·3030. MIDICAL NortbAcne rlun H a
t1on.s. type loan docu· Maid positio n open T'IAMSClllR partntt. See our ad in
mcnlB & handle other re· Wkdys & wknds. Please Fast. accurate typing. today's classified section ~it_~edlls ~~PllesR. bCioodl typing applySeadiff Motel. 1661 Knowledce of medlcal ~er: •. ~uslness Op-_, • a ity are es-S. Coast Hwy. Lag Bch ·~•--i..gy in all fields . ....,. ~tm1~. ~>ntiul If you a re look· 494-41192 """"wu...., ----------Ing for a growtn(( com· Requires High School Need pleuant lady ta be
puny that ofrs. chanre Maids. apply The Inn at graduate o r G .E .O. 2 f'e<'epl .. answer phofte.
for advancl'mcnt Good Laguna. 211 N. Coas t years. hospital. clen cal do typing. M wpm ftir-a
l rti 1 •· 1 H , ~ Be h e)(Jlerience or one year &mall growing Co. In 11 11 ng sa ary "' x nt wy • ._guna ac busa·ness tra1n1n° a s C M For int e r•i""w lll'lwr1ts ConWl't Person-.. " 18338383 MANAGERWANTEO for medical transcrtbl•r llle a s e c a ll Tanny,
nl' State ....a. S&L new children's clothing Hours flexible. Mon. 1-'n. !1'19-3993.
4001 MacArthur 81, NB store. Apply arter 9am . Ai>PIY fOf' iJC·215. C·2l61_;;;;;;;;;;;~,;,;,;.-.--,;-._-.
F. O.£. M I f' ~~~ndy. 270 E 17th t>efore 4/20179. NURSE
• UNIV.OF :· •.
moclehng. Youn~. stroni.: LV..,.'S & w1 lllng to learn 1-:v<.•1> ""
Manage ment Tra inee CALINRVIHE LVN's ,
Retail Store Radio S hack has full MEDICAL CEMTER We have immedtatc 4!"1 14780.~·1_7_05__ Day shift. 59 bed far.
Xlnl working cond. &
Lathe machinist. exp for beneflt.'I. Bayview Conv
Prrwork.hrs5PM·UPM. 29055 Thur ln . c .M . Mon !-'rt. Qill Mr llllt'y ,, ... "<JV. E O E ITT' ,).Cj()8() """' • ..,.,.,,,,' . '
L.BGAL H~COllDS M A C H l N E n .i-:nK OPERATORS. tape slh·
ti m e ca r c e r 0 p . 101 City Drive South openings ror part-lime ~unities & part time Orange. CA 92668 LVN's. O ur congehl'al
Job oppor. opening up Affirmative Action raclUty Is a 59-bed .OOn-now in lhe San Clemente Employer valesttnt facility located
area. If you are Military Women. M1noril1cs. Han· in Huntington Beach. Wf'
retlttdorarollegegrad. dicapped. o ff e r a n exc e llt'nt
or arc currenUy ~oing to &Vets Encouraged to benefits par kage •nd
cotlege & highly mot1vat· i----Alipiiip•ly._. ___ 1 rompelitivc salary . .Call
ed for increased earn· _ __ or apply m person to: ~'""'1"'''" 'tl•'I' "'I.) l'"t""''' t-11111 11~1·1
w1mmJ:' ,-.,1 "'' ''"""' '"''"'t''t ••ff111' lll'1"1' ~irl HOUSEKEEPERS ' t-'l ft:\ i\ "·" ""' .... I I h I •• ,, 11 'J I,.' JOUllMEYMAM ~~~'-'Nu«~ 'H 111"'4'11'1.lhl' t.•"'>ei t>1J1n.: Full ,\ I' r im,• x 1111 .-.ESSPEltSOH
~l;iJor Orani:t~ County tmg & dtc cutting. Full
t'o has immediate o1w n t 1 m c . Ex Pc r ' c n cl'
111..: 10 th1.• C'o rpor uk he Ip f u I . bu t n o l
lh·u<lquartcrs ll'i.tal dept necessa ry . Advanrc r 0 r u r I I ~ c I c r k menl pcl6Sibihtll'S Wllh a
Hcsponsibihttl.':. include young a.ci.:ressi,·e rom
cataloging. tndt'xing . puny. Mule or l"emale.
1 n gs ba s e d o n ~'SAPPAREL GARFIB.D~ performance ~case 3PP· r-...1.~-..t ·
S I C Salesmen nei!ded. 10 4 \ooUlll"lllWMO ly at 814 . amino MontSal Call Diam-. at 7781 Garfield
Heal. San Clemente. , K 1 luntJngton Beach. CA Kra111! a ll . 964·2100. • 11 .... "· lw n c r 1t 1> U .v v 1 ,. "' , .. 1 ' '",.'""'"'lllnl: ,., Color work 1250 Mullt T !>I
AlU .. n.t f'.\M llm1 h<·l1 l)('i" l'\'n.'CIC'IH't IOUb 7 hr ~·'t1~2 ~ ~· 0 u~? M Ile Ad also Chtl'r 15 J 4 '"''l.'1 in N•'t' ' l;, ''"~ N J<o m 11k ,.r prl' yr... cxpcnl'nre. $6 40 per ~~.tC'tl ).~' :'\,, ''IX' ti•rri"Ct .,...! :hl:U or ''"' lbbekreper. !'/tame . for hr Call Chns 751 ~-
alpha & numen cal fihng _ca_"_l_l 7_1_4_17_54_·_14_1_5_. __ _
RADIO M/W/f'. l7141847·9'71
SHACK McJnlM Trne to S849 Equa l Oppty Emply r
()pply to r hmb ladder of m /f
"'-~ ~>' .11 l h \' n.an. I:'~ l'llkrl> wom a n. m ui.l M 6.30 pm SS!H781
l"t e r :<.,•v.pM I ~t'.l t' • • h , ( --
& lite typing . Prcfl'r Mal'tune oper . plastic in
some offtre exper. Legal jectlon. female. days. exposure a plus. Xlnl ro 89'1-1706
benefits & workma t•n
A Tandy Corp.
E.O.E.
suc ress in mgmnt or ~--------!Mlles Th1S rapidly ex --·-
:-WC'\' C:lll r..a 9:.'l0 for l.1rl t rtd.J}. lull t tml' uv ( o wn r nr o r Kennels need dcJ)E'ndablc
1mm..-d11ttl' oppt i 15 N ino•UOn handlln1t von ous tr.llbport to Or · & ~h~p: person to work on wknds VU'Ol'lmenl. For rurthcr ---------•I mfo. call Eil,-en Thom at MACHIHIST -------
pand'g l'O pos Starts IO *Hwserf W~ • war~ for trn'g, the n Seek ing industrious
moves up One of Lhc bs t pcr.;on Wlth knowledge or
co in I.he a r11a w /lop re horticulture & plants. t
putat1on in lhl•1r field yrexper required.
tror.l. i\n:ihl'lm omre pnx-e<lurcs & somt' fll.O~. Non s moker, rds & holidays. 644_7262. sales T)'ptnf.? o musl req. ~9200
Gan:k>ne r Full t1m<>. n Cull Honme 759-1140 _ Houseke<>l'JX!_'_r_b_a-bysit
71-11752-9000 x255. MILL tlAND MANI CU RI S T . ~1 1 F .
SMITll • Eleg new shop. nail care. l'~or proto-type machine roUowmg pref'd . Call aft
INTERNATIONAL INC :.hop m the instru ment 4pm. 7141673-8520. rollcct ~xper1ence Ol're:.sar~ G-R E-A T ter. U ve.1n. :.pk t-.:nghi.h Appl y 1n per:.o n l'\ewpo r ter Inn. 11 01 • • Call64t).9009
J3mborl't' Hd. NB ~-.·~ SALES c)',~~ HOW HOUSEKF.EPF.R Cook.
l .<..ndsy btv.n!i3 E .OE <;OOO P AY . COO D pt·llml'.O~nt rans J'lopl
llOUHS. GOOD C0:-.1 Bch.~~7~· --Crt11t•r11I l)((u·t•, l'l\X rt-
lll'f. mu:.l type & OPl'ralt lil lwy mlder C11nt.1 t'l
\1"' lfaus,·r al l'onnl'I
l hl·HOl~l. :!tl28 ll:arho
Hl\'d CM 546-1200
(~1·ner;1 I offtr t'. \1 :JI u r1
st-If <;t3rtl'r . l'll-a<,an
tl'lephonc \'Oil'('. I) f!IOJ.:
{ilJ "pm Mon Fri l'J I
Jl'rry S31 Otlll !llo 5
0 IT I 0 NS M ,\ :\ Y llOUSt:ta ;EPEH LtH'I O
F HI N<;F; Bl-:NE FITS Rd rl'Qcl l.ng11n.1 ~ltJO.
F~I C HOWI NG CO;\! wk .ioo 111:!1
l'i\:\Y PHO :'t10T .. :S -FHO:'tl WITlll=". 'J'B,\I:\ HOU.'ll'kl'<'JX'r to put spit ~
F () H T o p polish on m.v alwu~' m•Jl
:'ti ,\ N A G E ~1 1-; '\ T hou.w. I <l.iy wk . nanll'
S T A H T S · · I \l your pncc>.494 8898
IMMEDIATE
PARTTIME
EMPLOYMENT
KEYPUNCH
COMPUTER OPER
cTempora ry I
lla\'C frl't.' time in the
l'Verunif ' Wa nt lO l·arn
·:,omc c:xtra m1m1.·v<> Our
c.·ompany is looking for a
sl'lf!>tartl'r to input in
formation on Radix Com
put,•r. ;\Ion t hru Fri,
;,pm 9pm P os 1t1l'n 1s
OJ><'n 1mmed. & v. tll t•un
tJnuc thru ,\ugu~l Con
ta<.'l Personnc-1 for mun ·
clcta1b . (71-1 l 833 ittfl:!
Stall' ~1ulual S&L
1001 )1ar.\rthur Bl.:-. B
t:;O.E MF
4~ Von Karman An · dJ Ylsion or the 011 tool tn· 21318224793.
Newport tkach dustry. Working fro m ---------
An F:qual Opportunity hluepnnts. :.kclchcs & Marucunst net.'Cled for C~1
___ £mpluyl.'r verbal dl•:.1gns. d1reclly s a lon . J-'ull vr P IT
LEGAL S!-;CH t-:T ,\ BY
T R AI NEE II U 1'.irl
lime. qual1f1ralH)t1 i-
~kd typ1nj! ::.ktlb & cit•
:ml'lo ll·drn !lJi.i 7f>t;,
with l'Ol!mct•nng. to a:. 548-6647
SISt IO O('W product di.'· '1.·lu pml'nl for world :'ttATERlAL HANDLl ~C ~1dt.• \H•ll bore na 111ga Parts Stork person
t wn eq u1 pmt•nt Lalhl' Expcnencc de:.1r1..'<i not
cXPl'rtt·nt'l' hl'lpful for n •qu1rcd Will t racn
morl•\ara·ty ofproJt.•cts Mus t pa ss l·ompany
Salary op<·n. 1•:i<r d l1.·nt ph~s1ral mrludmg bal·k
bcm:f1ti. parkaa.:c i:; O. t-; >-ray lr\'tnl.'. ~IU ';ti3ll
S<·1enuf1r Onlhng Con E 0 E
Call Jt•an, 5~0 6055 842-8866
Colc.llll 1'1.•r!>onncl J\l!en· .------<:y. 2790 llar bor u . c:~t Nur.re s Aide. Ltve·tn for
100•; t-'Ht-:F. s t roke woman. non·
:.moker /ctr1nker. strong
& u n d e r s tandi.og .
Plt'llsant !>Urroundings .
Nf't'<ied f'rt :">·OOPM' to
S un 12 Noo n . Ann
t).$.1 •itiUG CV('S
MODELS
f'ull h i.:ur1.• ft•mah• lor
major men's rna ita LIOt'
ToiSOOO bl5·868-I
~1od<'h. Fl•malt' Sharp
~IJ1wz1m· onl~ S25 p,·r
hr 1>15 5122 o r lit2 6~
Bob
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NURSES AIDES 1 .. ..:al Secrd :1n San I .c
1\11.J N ik l'ra('llt t01ll'r
c:ood gl.'n 1•r :d ha l·k
ground & Xlt1t i.k1lb 1nrld
~horthand :"o prt·i.!.urc
Salan l'om ml•n:.urall·
W t:'Xp. 5.">8·882.J
trol. Corpora le llcad· _________ 1 ________ _
q uart e r :-.. N ewpo rt
Bearh Call 1714 > 557·9051
a..,k for Mr ~foll o r !'-1 r
3 I I 30 Country e tub
C'onva lcs r e nt Ho m t'.
20362 Sanla Ana Ave.
{';\! 549-3061
NURSES AIDES
---Models
We need iww faces:
Adami-G1.·~r:i1 omcc Ith.• typ
lllg & bookk~plOJl. C'all '\~port Joi oor CoH•nn • rur 675-1636 tntcrnew
\I 1-. 0 I \ T E L Y .
t-.t-:Yll ll \R O
t-: X P 1'.: H I 1-: "' C 1-:
111-:LPFUL. WE H A\'E
OUH OWN TR:,1;\;l:./li
PROGRA~1 PUT ON BY
11 n ; COl'"\TR Y'S TOP
l> H G \ '\ :--,\ I. t-: ~
·SA.'i CLEM ENT f.
The DAILY P ILOT 1:. Kave vou read today·:.
ronsohdat1ng a s ub:.lJn Class1f1ed Adi." If not.
1taJ part of 1t~ d1<;tnbu you're mlSsm~ lhc bc:.t
Gel GRE EN ca:.h
for WlDTE elephants
"ilh a Class1f1t'<i Ad Ca II 642 5678
Clai.s1f1ed Ads. your one
.,lop shopptnl! renter
MATERIAL
HAHDLER
Mar htnl' tool m re re
qw re!' ;\latt'n al llJndler
lo chspatch a ll m3tl·rtals
Mu:,l operate fnrkhfl &
hJ\l' rll'i.lll drt\ IOI! fl'
mrd for outside pickup:.
6:ddt\'ery
Modl.'ls Male & Fema lc
If )OUr r a c l' ll J :-
c haral'ler . tl> h1 J,!h
fasluon or look:. hkc lhl•
tu rl next door 'all for JO
J ppo 1n tme nl for J
per..ooal inter\ 1ew Yo11
could be m cxkl111i.: J '
earlv .. ., m•'<t Wl'l'k • So don'i ht~ttJle. u 11l nov..
a.-.k for llal 1•I
State cert only. S4 per
hr Xlnt benefits & work-
mi:t cond. Bayview Conv .
:!05 5 T hu r 1n . C M
t>U~EOl'.: GeMf"'Cll Ofifice
1'4-IJable. ma tur1.· p..,ri-m1
abl1.• to handle· .J '.trtcl)
OI )Obs in hus\ l>I\ ''ton
oflt('e or J i>llltl' "tdl•
l'EOPl.E ('\LI. \T 11"\(.'I• l'Oll
1-..;1 Ell\'11-.\\ OJ((;\:"
I.;>, 'II ,\ ;>. (; 1-. . ~ T \ -..;
:\'t'NN 711 ~-7302
lion into pa~·r roul1."" rc bar1ta1ns m town ' 11u1nng J fll·rnoon cit• ________ _....:......;;;-;,;..;.........;;;;. __ ;....-. _______ ...,.
ll\cr y b~ m otori1.e d
lran.'iportauon ·~1bcr a l 1ncoml' .ti
II!'.; IM ..::.l. Firm T\1>1. ---------
lov.anrc plui. bonu:. pl.JI\
•!:ihort v.orking hour:. Ii
Make a move
without moving. ;..,.wpm Call 833 C)()flti
C 1-:N Jo:RAL Ol-'fll' 1-.
ll S Grad. lll k1.·~ 1yµ1.
-"wpm. po!lt Cu :-.h re·(·
;\'R, prcp3rc i.1a l1•
mems. genl of<' dutll•:.
blc LO work well " µco
l)lc . $4.02 hr. 30 hr wk .
Mon thru Thurs. 9.,1 :lo.
C"J~l~n33. for appt
Gl:."Nt::RAL OFC I' t1nw
a ns phones, :-rht•clul1
'>Crv1e<· <·alls. a pph:ann·
~Lore. NB area &Hl 24~i
Gene r a l o ffc/('ou r n·r
t-'u II t 1 m c g c n · I o f fl·
w/schcduled dch'' run
C'ompa n~ r ar l-'a :-1
• ~rowing lnsuran1.·1.· MH'\ :<Int be nefit:-:'\ U
tm-9900
General OHirc. phones.
pubhc ronta ct. typml!. l'lr. Property M itrnl Co
• $750. 644-178-1
, Cen<'ral OHl rc. P /ttml'.
, I 5PM. phone:.. public
, contucl . typini;. ctr.
l'roperty Mgmt Firm. vu.rnw. $4.00 per hr. ----------Gl-ncral Scr rctary. J-;xr1t
mg opportunity to work
with a dynam ic fmanrnil
ronsultanl & talenh .. '<l de·
.;1gncr ul I.he sumc time
Make grent pay. benl'fit:.
& Newport Center Pc•n
thouse office l'nviron -
mcnt. Send rrsumc &
cWTent photo to Ad 11437.
· Deily Pilot. 330 West Bay
St. Costa Mesa . t:a.
!t!l626. For lndepth in
tarV1ew & comple te de
tails.
.BBALOfftCE E n•I Edur atlon
atioa has position
able in stude nt E department cor·
d ence division
~red. Answer
$identreque~\S by mail. lfqui."8 detaded record
~I· Good pogitlon r.t person returning to Jib m arket. Excellent
...... y benefits. Apply
8am·llam, lpm·
ational Educa-
4401 Birch Street.
Beach, <Near
rport) Equal Op.
untty Employer.
•• t moving KELLY
ICE seeks more
Y PEOPLE ... See
r •ds under I N·
USTRl AL &
ICAL In today's
Gl'.\RDS
SECURITY
IT PAYS TO
SEE US
Come in and :.cc thl' 1.·x 1•1ttnl( things that a rl'
hupp1.•n1n l! a t Wclb
F.1r~o Wl· need ,.,..
Ill' rt 1.• n <' c d Sc c u rt l ,.
Gu11rds in •
lrviM/fifewport leach
Santo Ana/ Anaheim
r-ultrfoft/luena Pan
Costa Mesa & the
Whittier area
l ~n1F.OIATE
OPEN INGS
for s uper visor y lt'v,·I
l>('l'unty officers up to
$4.2S Per H0tir
with onl• of the natcon ·s
largest Jluard service~
Apply m person to
Mon. Fri .. 8am ·5pm
l532W Co mmonwealth
l''ullc rton. CA
Mon.-Fri .. 8:3().4 :30
2.30WWamer. Rm 217
Sanla Ana. CA
WB.LSFARGO
GUARD
SERVICES
Dtvls1on of Ba ker
PtOlCCt1on ~rv1ccs
day., per we1·k 1
• J-.;>.cCllCnt r•arlttmt• IO
t ome
For de ta il:. r on lacl
F0:.tc-r Que llct ·l!Hi sxoo
bcl Wl'l'O !J 3lJi\ ~1 7 J' ;\1
;\! F
ln1.lt•pC'nd1.•11t ind 1 \'Hlu.1 b
v.ho hkt• l"'<lr;.i mnne\'
c-an be a fa:.111011 .. 1111\..
dm.•ctor
C.all 64!>-2632 Davi.
(.';11164.2-9287 afl 0lipm ----L'ISPECTOR TH1\I ~ 1-: t-:
To learn all phases of in
s pect1on ;\l u s t pa:.~
physical & hark X Ra}
lnme. :>10· 7639 .1': 0 t-:
lnsura nre sale1>peri.on
S ,\ L E S 0 F T JI 1-·
Ft;Tl'RE
Arnhll1ou:. ntJ ll or
"' o m a n p r <' , ,. n l I \
t•mployl.'d P 1T1 ml' lo
s tart F lt m l' v. hl·n
4ualtfted W/a minimum
)!Uaranteed pl'r mo
Compll•ll' lrJ m1ni: 11ro
g r a m . f' a r m ,. r i.
l n.~uranrc Group ('a II
~Sill.
For Ad Action
Call a
Daily Pilot
AO.VISOR
642-5678 Equal Opportunity
£mptoyer M/t' 1-------· r-------------------, Industrial
Homemakers
Of Orcmge County
Kely Wants To Help
You can put your s kills to work on
this flexible schedule that fits your
home life. Even i£ your skills have
been .. resting" for awhile, there's a
job category for you. No experience
necessary.
Packagers, Assemblers, Machine
Operators. Maintenance, Etc.
AsJI how to earn extra money on our bonus
program. Paid vacation. no fee! to you. Must
be 18 with own transportntion &. hom •phone.
Irvine
1133-144l
2102 Business Ctr Dr.
Suite 208
.. ,.)a8 831-0$42 l Huntington Beach Laguna Niguel
Sf Waner Ave uu 27957 Cabol Road ~--...--~-----------J
Now you can work wilh the best machines and
people in Lhe industry -without moving out of
t he Pomona Valley. And, you'll be working with
Pom ona 's largest industrial employt!r. Over
7.000 of your neighbors ar e already part of the
G~neraJ Dynamics Pomona family.
I 'vc gol immediate openings and plenty of work
for years to co me.
If you're proud of the kmd of work you do. and
you'd like lo work wilh people who feel the
sa me way -!'>CC me a nd let's talk a bout your
new job.
G.,.er-G Mocw..ists
JlcJ lorw Mochinisb
Lathe Madlinish
MlllilMJ ModliM Machiftl1b
Tool & Die Makers
bc)IM Lathe Operaton
Mitll'"J Machine Operators
Grindtt-Operators
loriltCJ MacWM Operators
T •rl'•t Laftte Operators
H /C MochiM Openton
Pnclsioll Griadet Operatot s
Micro MWalw• PrecisJCM1 Mac.llWth
lllHlntrid BectrOftic EIKtrici.s
M/C Mai tcn•u Mech-6u
M~ToolRebllllcMn
Maia~ lhctrid•1
Draffen
De~
EIKtro Plahrs
Apply in person at our Employment Office.
WALTER WINFIELD, Employment Manager.
IAM • 4:30PM
Monday thru Friday
GENERAL DYNAMICS
Po•ona Division
1675 W • ......._ ltYd.. P1•111o CA
An Eq ual Opt)Oftunlty Employer M1F
U.S. CIUteru1lup Reqwred
NURSES AIDES
Opcmnf(S on AM & P;\1 •
Stufb . cxpcr preferr~.
rlJ:.'l''> .. , ail for inelf·
p c r 1l'n ce d i\p pl y
1'111gsh1p Conv Cen\er. l>J I . StiOll
Paul Dosier
Assoc Inc.
3050 Redhill A\'t'
Cn-;ta :\l esa. CA 92621;
17141556-7075
£.0 .t::
Nev. York Wesl
)lodehn~ A111.•nc:v
875 W 16th Sl. NH
166 l-1t11(s h1p Hd . N .8 ) --.--
LVM
Motel d<>Sk rl£'rk. mature
l\1 ECH AN IC.MAR I f: Apply al Sea Lark Mold
ENG Must be cxper on Hours flc'<t b ll• 227 1
pleas u re boat ~3s & Newport Blvd C ~1
dlcsel cogs., tran:.. & out· 1_&:_'6-_7_44_5 _____ _
Full lime or pa rt-ttml'
openings on PM shifts for
rhargi! nurse. Apply a t
l-1ai;tsh1p Conv. Center.
406 f1agsh1p Rd .. N.B
dnves. lhghcst wa)(c~ & Uavc somelhmg you want ~neflts TurbO ;\IJnnc liah· ~omt'lhtn~ to i.clPI to i.t>tl? Class1litld ads do
lj46-4l25 unyltml'. Cla.-.s1f1ed ad:. do •l well. 1t well. 642.567g. -.-------------
EXPANSION TEAMS
FOR
SOUl1IERN CALIFORNIA!
Del Taco is tn a last growing league, and we're currently
adding new teams throughout Sou1hem Gahlomla We expect
lhese new ae1e1111ons to be winners right oll lhe bal
Our need cs for sharp "leadership" type 1nC11v1duals to
1otn us 1n our management program We 'll gcve you the ball
aftef yOU've completed Del Taco's extensive 6-month warmup
1n the fundamentals
Team up your talents wit h Del Taco• We ofter
• E.Jtcellent atartln9 .. iary
• 45 hour wor1l wffk
• Company-paid Ille and hHlth Insurance
• CarMf O.itelopment P109ram
• Bonu1ff paid monthly
Get your skills and mot1vat1on 10 8 Del Taco management
1ryout today• For more lnlorma1 1on. please call our Per·
sonnel Oepanmen1
For LOCAL Interviews call COLLECT.
(714) 540-8914
II you are unable 10 schedule an lnlorvlew at th•• t11ne, p4Nee
send resume to:
Del Taco, Inc.
US laker St.
Cotta Meta. CA '2626
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' 'NUISlNG ~t ·.. ./ F1££ ANIMAL
........................ ____ __
ATTENTION INTlllllTOIY ftdl "~2~~;enln•• .............. -, Sll1S ASSISTANT
I •t RN 'S l.l LESSON aiCiFl/SICY MIO I The mo.t ..-na bte Ro i No SH Xlnt oppty ror
LYN'S 1-lJla-tc ruurat1 yet COi\· pe~ w/mod lypln1 to
• es1 ·~~ l<t•lvt>d Vlck..-u edutaUon -ln brand new orr. U pro1r1un with award you et\Joy varttty 6 run
wtnnln• fi:acult1 . Ac peopl • th i s t s I AIDES rfl'ldllccl, C.-11 for appl, marvelous oppty. Call Looking For
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llll Y HEAL TH CARE
JI l /4ZM4l 1 er 1 I4/14CM 16 I
000&..tleeca.at.L w.10 "-t ....._ CA 90I07
NURS&'l
•RN'S•
•LVN 'S•
•AIO•~· • ~y OPIHIMGS
• AUSHIFTS
Our w11t1e l be n e f1t ,
~kqe 1i. the h1.:ht•:.t
ni.ake a phone cull. l'om·
Aiolf"e"~!
CAJ,.LIMMEOlATl':I \I
C714tltl-9237 or
C7 I 4JUl-Ol 0 I
8ridgl'<'re~k Au:-. Pk
12812 Valley V1l·w Sh·~.
G.G ·a Cl'Obb the bn ll).!t.•
NOW OPEN!!
' LA.UNAHILLS
OFFICE
F'~r Convenit.•m·t.· !
Cabot Road
t..Eldorado Bank Bid..: 1
t7141951·0355
•NATIONAL*
NURSING
·SERVICES
Temp employ agency .. a &lep above a registry
NO FEE EOEm/f/h
OFACE CLERICAL
Opp o r tu n i t y f o r
housewives to return to
work in a busy da ta·
p rocessing co. I s L
shift/light clerical incl'd
"-beckmg customer input
& processing outgoin..:
mat.I .
2nd. shirt/Edit control
Wll.h some bookkeepin~
~ground.
PART TIME
FULL TIME
$600-$800
ow •.H'l'l'!'llllg Jflflllttl
111111.. to1 t•m plov 11\c11t
N II c• ' 1J l' I I \' 11 I' t• llt-t'~!>!>IHY w ... 11 .un
Phorw btwn l !Jµrn
!n'J :l!Ul
PHX An' :.cr'\'IU'. 1mmccl
hµt!IUlll(t.. Ill Wiii k \ .tri.•d
llr. ~ wkt:lllh Pel 'JI
n\o.'(J Ill' & 1Jcl trJllllOJ.:
• 714) ti4!> ::!.\50
l'li.>.. AN~ W1Juwcd
dJ\Hrl t•d 1\h.:rl ~!I JVh
i.k1lb ~•II tra111 vc1rll•d
!>tufll> till st•to !I !>
P8XOPER.
Opcr·.., tor I l'lt•11ht1111·
an:>wermg M.'I Vl<'t' • .\Ju'<l
be ablt:' 10 WOI k '>fllllo'
weekend:.. T yping :JS
wpm r e 'I u 1 r l' II t-: "
pera·nre pn·f erred 01
wi ll tram. Many com
pany btmef1ts Full llm<' or part umc. day & afler·
noon ttvenin t: s h if ts
ava1lnble. Pleal>e eall
Mon. lhru Fri. 543·4230
E.O.E.
PEOPLE PERSON
Exe<>uttve needs P /l1ml"
assO<.'iate in wholesale suppl Fully cap1Lallll:d
Mr Hall. 642-1634
PEOPLE PERSON
Exet.· looking for 3 kl'Y people to help ma nage
wholesale·rctall bus i-
nes<; Part ume 557-021:>
PHAR MACY CLERK
todat •uSIY & co J,an. S.O.t06S. Coainal C,.. • ~I Al.,,MY, 2190 CARHR-Not a Job?
a
&~So Cl'IAilt lllway Harbor. CM
LAO NA 8 1\At'll l00% FRF.E
494-1017 ~ Sl4t C h ulteng i n g O p por tunity in
Electronics Dis trict Sales Office
Unique combination -working with
c ustome rs and malntainine office
practices. REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT
SALES
EAIHWHILI
YOULIAIM
Our q lr., '' ufr a Vl'rtl~l·d 1r11lh11n t•Jdt In v(1lu111t
la I n·Jr fo:i.n•lh.•nt rorn
rnhMOll pht uv tu 1011' •
'"' 11w1wd 1m1ptir1 v l 'on H t1ltnt Orn111tt· < ·11u11ty
\ I r p " r t I Ct (' II l I v II
1 'n t.11101.1 .. '<l•m1 11rl\ ult•
•lfll rl°' 1-K•1•r\.'1Br111t 'UIJ 11 o r t l' o m p u t ,. r
kl nun.ii Jn hoo:.t• \ 11h•o
• ind l)t'r~11in.it t rJ 101 n~
Wurk w11h ~u111l Plut·1•
t.maRt'llll'tll. U1•\ l•lop Oll•nt. fo'111an r 111I &
M•l'Ufl l tc' Corp S1·l I publi t l1m1 l e ll
partrn·r~h1p fund 11lso
Wt' hJ\\' ij ft•w lll)COIO~N tor l11·t1llbl't'' who pddl·
tht.'mi.d\t':. on 1><·10~ pro
h·"'11111ul .. nd ~ork1n~
"1th pmfc:-.:-.10nab. and
\\hu h.i ~c bt•t•n :>Ul"
l'l...,,fUI .1t i.t•lllllj.\ hOUM'h
or 111nllil<' prOl'l'l lY. or
"'ho haH' ownl·d tht'lr
II w n h II N I II c :. II • u r l'
l11•1•n.-.t'll und huvc o" nl·d 1n<·om1: l'ru~n) Plt•u:.l'
~rilt.• 11r phot1l' I>
lkr 1111111 . P rt·,..i l.len t.
\JU,111 t'l11n· Properlit·s.
MOO <1m11l St .. Newport
l!t•m·h. l: i\. 9ltAA.I. 1714 I
7!>2 )!J2()
~i7 m1lhon tn l'M'rows
t h,.,l"t.I la:.t year Jmn I he
l;1stcsl ~row1 nJ! pru·
frss1onal investment real
<'Sllllt' orl'(an1zatton m
Orange County.
J QUAIL
PLACE ·
rttOPHTIES1•
lap. fM l :l O P.M.I
Real &<;tall' Sales
No Gimmicks OrMaybe's
85 TO
100%
Tnl>nat'I ('()()(ra lnwrffl· lnl variety apot ror pen
wfio tcljoya mftllnf 6 ~ Som~ mod yp. fo.i. Xlnl adv potent.
w/xlnt ralaea It bent •
Many at.Mr .)obe avail
Call J ean, 540·8055.
O..ta.l Pef'llOnnel Aacn· cy,:me>llarbor, CM
tOQC'; FREE
I .I. SALIS
1' you are u bit aoobblRh anct you'd hke lo make
a.offl4' money Ln the next 6
mo11 s c llioA wi.tcr
oncntl.'d homt..._ rrom 11 KUl)er drop In olf1co. <;all
ll!I
ltOGll llOWN R.E
67).1020
IEST AUIANT HELP
Part ume lunch/dinner
countu help & dts ·
hwashcr needed O.C.
Airport area. Good start·
uig pay. Call Ron. 8·1 lam
for appl. 9SS-OSS4. ----1
Restaurant. Experienced
person ror rasl food
operation. Saddleback
~Jey Plaza. 830-9230
Restaurant
Immediate openmgs are
ava ilable for new
STRAW HAT PIZZA
'O' CompctJHve Salary
• Complele Co rporate Ben~fits
Program
*Career growth Opportunities
• 'a1·cer Training rrogra m
•Attractive Work Environment
\) Excellent Newport Localion
IF
you can demonstrate willingness to
meet business challenge ·
yo u have experience in sales and
secretarial activities
you have showrr orientation toward
people
THEN
Submit resume wilh work and sa lary
history.
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIES
4000 lircll Strfft, WM # 115
Newport leach, Ca. 92660
~s;lm~~1:f. s~r, ·~ •••••••••••••••••
part time pos1t1ons. day & evemng shifts Must Route Sales. Be your own Sales Trainee needed to
Cf\JOY working w1lh peo· boss. Est. accounts on ~row with expanding
pie. have out ~oin i: yuurown route. Earn to J ewe lry opera tio n .
personality. Applications S8.00tostart. 557·9988 Phone for appt. Fashion
are being acccgtc d Sales Isle. 759-1722 Th ursd a y .. Fri a y. ADVERTISINGSALES ,._ _______ _
Salurday. Apnl 19, 20, 21 1• between lpm . 4 :30pm. For l~al. mag. Gene~ous SALES
TEMPORARY
PART TIME
14022 Springdale, Come romnuss1on ~or closers.
0 r s p r i n g d a 1 e Exp proress1ooals only
W est mini s t er . needapply.497-4464
Westminister. Sales/Co-Ordinator
R-t-•t Position available for .... dynamic, articulate. al·
2 full lime people needed t ra<'t i ve woma n to
to run cash register coordinate Orange Co.
help prepare food served ofClce or Women Can
over the counter. The Win. 2131478·5868. hrs. are Thur s· Mon ---------
8:30-5. Apply in person Sales Clerk, Prestigious
Mon·Fri. &see Pat. Drug Store, N.B. Full
nfEANTIQUEGUILO time. permanent. Some
1801 E. Dyer Rd. week·ends, benefits.
Santa Ana. 751·3181 675-0150. Mr. Elwwood or MrReavle. Restaurant worke rs,------
c a s h i e r . s a I a d & SALES
sandwich prepartion als Exclusive young ladies griJI. Day & evening weekend shifls avail. act.ive sport~wear store
Doing a promotion for a
brand new store in Mis-
slon Viejo. Work 4 hrs
days or evs. Helping
customers fill out charge
a ppli catio n . Mak e
$4-$16/bour commission.
WE TRAIN
213/945·3961 7141523-5165 ext 530
A.D.S.
Sales
SICllTAIY-nPIST
We need • very capable
penOll to share work of i..y fl:nancial couultln&
It.all. If )'OU take pl'lde In
)'our typina/ secretary
lkllll. like to work hard and be well compenaated
ror your etrort1, call
759-1183 for Interview.
l lBM Mem o ry
typewr~ter traln1na
helptuJ)
SemUry
MAIUTIMG SICY
SIOOt • to SIJJO
Mo
Respon at challengin g
position i n t h e
Telecourse Marketing
Depl. ol Coutline Com·
munity College In Fouri·
tain Val ley. Need
knoWtedge or marketing
tecbnJques le exper in
product distribution to
customers. SH )l_~pm , typing 50wpm(Jfftt fr.
i.nge benefits. mecitcal &
dental for employ & de·
pend. Apply by Spm .
May I.at, 1979 to:
Coad Co •••lty
C ..... Dfstrid
1370 A--. C.M.
556-5947
E.O.E. M /F
SECRETARY
Immediate opportunities
in our beautiful Orange
County facility for the
following individuals:
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
We seek an experienced secretary with typing of
70 wpm, dictation.
shorthand and light
phone experience. A
background in Market·
ing is desll'able.
OFFICE CLERK
High School graduate
with 6 months office ex· penence for heavy phone
answering, some filing
and hght typing. General
office skill and light typ.
ing is required.
An excellent comblna· um ol salary. beneClts
(com.pany paid medical
.. SECIETAll;
SECRETARIES ::=....~n~ aem&ary for 2 mOa&M
We lwle ,_ .... Retlo HI Flna~l
I Manaaer's otllct . • fer ••· telep h one.. I I t Matlalff ata,l1Ucat typiaai. nu
fll 1w ...... 1horthand. aood num·
'1 ' 1,.: ben ""*· Plea11nt 1ur roUAdlna1. OCC81jOQ I ovarume.
PURCHASING oau cane llUa.r ~ ..
2•1 YHrt c•rrHt ~prll 18th , betw• n
wallaW .......... ~7:;'~:~n00Cl · =::.r= ~IMC.••' wm s:r•rt 1.2 450New,c:c.nt«Of, ~ -• lte Newport s .. c5:°cAMMo ..... to wortl _.,. Equal Oppty' Enl~r
,....... ... ...... m/f/b I ...... .._, ..... ,.~~~~~~~
wcM'tl loed.
&GI NEERING
5·1 Ye•n c•rr••t
a.ec.11.tail ...........
wtlll ...... t l ,.... "'
the ••roipace
IF ... ,.... field. Will
wcwt& for tt. Director
of Ad•••ced Pro· ~wl ... porthls
ilaffasrecpilNcl
Mlllt be ... to type
60 .,... a11d tak•
ihortlaa1td or speed wrftilMJ .. 10 ......
._wick is a people
oriealed ~
uffailit HC ...... fr.
i'")e MHffb, COM•
........... ..ctc11 ..
comb • lrMSwick
prodsts. If yo. are ift.
... .... d ·-of tM abo••· apply in .....-. CJI•• us a call
ar Miid yow re.-:
.NdyMarthl
3333 Harbor ltYd
CodaMesa.CA
92626
171415464030
BRUNSWICK
CORPORATION
.,. ..... Di•hicMI
SICUTAIYI
$831-$991 per mogtt\
<Part-Time P<>1itl0Jt)
Out.iei! as secretary fo r
several programs. typt?i.,
edits, and compiles r~·
ports. transcribes cor·
r esp o nd e n ce fro m
memor and a, u1i.p te
shorthand and/or d lct11·
tion equipmen.t: drafts
routine correspondeace : scrt..>ens incoming cor·
respondence, de.tenlMnes
necessary a ction , al·
taches pertinent backup
material and directs' lO
appropriate recipient
meet 1n'is ahd con
rerenccs.lteq. skills aod
knowledge include 'typ.
Ing. flUng. shorthand ~n
d /or d ictation eq,14J p.
ment; oral and wntten
communications skills :
report preparation; ·Wt·
ter compos ition .
knowledge of complex
orgaruzati<>n such as lh<'
university: ability to
priorities operation of
word processing eslUip·
ment desirable. APPIY. for job •CC·94, by Apn I
20.1979. .
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA. TRVINt:
Personnel Department
152 Administration Bl~~·
lrvme. CA 9'l717
Affirmative Action
Emplo~e~ .women .
MIDOrities. Hand i c apped la n d
Veteraos Encou.ra&ed to Appt,
and dental) and growth F,qual opportunity ()llllOl'tunity is available. employer M/F
For immediate coo·---------
sideration call or apply I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; inpenon. I•
1714• 540.6080
SSECIETAllES.S
XJhtco. benefits. Call for
m~rv. appt.
S AFEG U/\HD
BUSINESS SYSTEMS.
COsta Mesa. 546-fiOA(I
P/\RTTIME
Position availa ble 1n
i.pel'1alty d r u~ c;tnrc
lo<•ated rn lnine lor
personable 1ndiv1tJual
who has a n •al concern
tor people. Mon Fri
12·6pm Pharmacy e x·
penence preferred.
From the best name in
real estate. comes tht•
~:.t t.'arnm~ pro..:ram
CaJI 556·9666 for recorded
message.
FulJ & part lime. Ats needs expr. full time salesperson. Salary com· dishwasher for days. mensurate w / ex per.
TRJ-FLON needs you
TRJ-FLON NEEDS YOU to fill avalanche of or-
d e r s from
mar in e.motor cycle.
sporting goods , motor sports, retailers. Great Let us find professional.
<JPportunity but we a re JRANSMA temporary assignments
Secy to Pres, gn .tttn-mes. co & pos. 111.000. Many Other Positions
Employers Pay All F'~:.
LJz Reinders Ageney
4000 Birch St. Ste 104
NewportBeach 833-8190
Call For Apptt&ta b 'f ()perungs for a mbitious HEAL TY NETWORK
_994_·_223_1 _____ -1 Xlnt fringe benefits. Call
Restaur~nt 7!>9·0885, ask for An· very selective and wa nt SK wh ere you c an apply
career winner types on· yourknowledge&skil.Js.
people. Pt-lime or full
tune. Good mcome 1f you
w1sh. No C>x per nc('
Phooe 89S-9WG.
THE GUILD DRUG
5404 Walnut. lrvtnl'
ss21:m;
__________ ,BUSBOYS-for p vt _n_a_~_ah ______ _
Newport CI u b , F l'f. Sales REALEST A TE SALES 10am-4pm. exper pref d. Interesting work selling
Callfor appt,64S·S000ext T r a ns art Wa ll a c·
520. cessories. Flair for Int.
Visit us &. see. Call Mr. WeAppre<.-iate ly. We train expertly. CORP
Dehlsen 540-4023 Y ou.r Skills
E.0 £-:. l)peninJ!s in our new
3952Campus Dnve
SALES Newport Beach, C/\ Select the job that suits
*$300 WEEK your needs. Work where. SECRETARY ()pt.J~al. retail d1~peni.10i.: In tnl' otr1ce. lol·ated in ________ _. derorating helpful. P /or
lrUreSlt.>d 10 several. dt· p H 0 Toco p I J<: H s El <.:a m1110 Pin w . Best
pendable people. full 1p t. Need 20,...r. ror 920019400 tra1runll. available in the RESTAURANT
COUNTER
SERVICE
full tJme. $20·S25 per hr.
CaJl Ms. Bunic 848·9378
~7pm.
when. & as long as you
Comm. while training for SECIET AIY W1Sh. No fee.
area manager. 955.2274 Fee paid. Become part of 557·0061
Exectdne
for new Costa Mesa loca· ,... t · Zerox copiers. Top vay. mos progressive co. m tton. Good opportunity to see 0 u r ad unde r Orange Co. Call JACK learn opt1cal d1spens1n~ 'E'N""R L I YONKERS. DONALD Ex.cellenl bc nt.'fih li , "•A in loc :i)s M.BIRD/\SSOCIATES.
Salary Open . Call cla!>s1'1ed VJCTUH 55 1·4 .. 00.
Saleslady over 30 yrs old .
Retail s ales. $165 wk.
Benefits. Regal Beauty
Supply, 263 E. 17th St, C. M.
the great crew! Plush of· Q 1be president of our as-
Sales fice in beac h a r ea . ~ ~ o ffice • soc1alJon is seekmg an
YOUR FUTURE s 12.ooo. Also fee jobs. 0 ov e rload Execuuve Secretary lo
Why be unemployed or Call Mary O'Connor, handle bis personal a nd
dissatisfied where you ~5001. Snelling & Snell· A Professional Service corporate business ac· ~. T E M P 0 R A H Y ·----•"'---•I ---·------i SERVICES ------ORDER DESK __________ _., are., U you love people & iog of Newport Beach tivilies. This person will
want a challenge. we Agency,4340Campus. ---------•be res pon s Ible f or
Sales t::..!! "'..:_. d.~~: LIGHT BULB Mature. posiuvc.> person PHOTOTYPf: SETTJ<:H Real Estate
w1phone. order <•ntrv . ~ to op<•r Comµ Set !illliSO·l Brok~rs & Salesmen
n eed yo u . W e ll Secnttry/R _. secre taria t a no ad · established c ha in ofr .. _______ ._ K..... mirustralive duties !ind
i I b k' '' For Ne wport Cente r will act as a liaison
follow·throuf?h. hluciinnt 111 udwrtisin~ graphics We have an opening IO
experience rn furn1t11r1· ~ign llrm our Residential Div. for
or related field. for ,1g Perm ~. ~a l nol hrly. an experienced man or
i;tressiv(' Irvin£• furn mfr xlnt benef. ~cl working woman possessmg en·
Type :>o+wpm. front ol cond amon~ prof dl'-lhusmsm & intcf!nly. H
ri ce appea ranc·t·. Tn11 i.i~f'rs & photo~rapht.'I :. you are interested m a
salary & benefits. ~ul) Ex conly need ;iµply. Top bcnut1ful office in the
mil resume w 1salarv n· PllY tor top quality CJ II f111est location. work in~
qwrements lo Box· 402 17141 979.0221 for Jud). with eon geni a l :t s·
Dally Pilot. P .O. Box TifE REALISTS UIV, i;oc1ates, we are interest-
1560. Coi.ta Mesa. CA. Mark Jllld 11, lnr. 135 E. t'<1 rn meetang you. In·
921626 Alton Ave. SA nr. Mntn & ll'rview by appointment.
H yc.'re lookJacJ for a SALES spec a ty s ops see mg SECRETARY Firm . Xlnt typing, between the executivtt
qualified individuals to Personable. mature . shorthand desirable not and tus ma ny business rm full & pl·~~e perm a· h I g h I y c 0 mp e t e n l essential. Varied duties. contacts. Selected apph·
n e nt pos 1t1 ons i n secr etary ror formal ~benefits. Call Mar· cant w1llb.ave had recenl
woy to 1Mke Htra Jr you are
ftDMY a few hows
day ill a pleosant won-
ing .... w-.... itop
byandspeaktoui!
: Experienced in lighting
sales Westminster area. Sell 0 ,JOiie for appt. 644·2442 ing is the name of ou Newport Center r 's ore: P-'-----=c.:.------u executive secretarial ex-: Sclf mou vated
: Not afraid or cold call·
i.ng
gacne. 50 join our team Ute bkkpg: medical Ill· perience: will be w,,:lt
put your sales talents l surance exp. desirable SECIETARY groomed, have good
: Have automobile . work. If you a re en but not essential; Short Ra .di . S&L communication slliJls; hand helpful; Organizing P• Y growing and type 70 wpm and
thusiasltc & have g ability required; Salary s.eeks h ard w~rk i !'g take dict ation at 100 YOU cm apply duriftCJ restaura1tt operati0tt
..... at:
: Neat & Good
personality sales sense, build you open; 8-S: Submit full re· 1 Secretary to assist with n..1., lilied future with us. Xln sume: Suite 304, 200 va rious re ports . type ~· vuv qua ap-
beoefits, discounts. pal Newport Cente r Dr. rorresp & memos . and plicantssboaJd apply Orderly required for 7. MacArthur. WHley M. Taylor Co.
s1liJl or s mall nursing ---------Realtors 644-4910
We can offer a solid
future with a good sound
income. Salary + Com·
mission. Gas allowance.
Hospitalization. If you
l.Jke challenge. here we are. Ask ror Lou 957 -87:>7.
vacations. F or 1n N.B .. Ca.92660. ' handle other various Weofferabeautilul•ork
terv1 e w, call Sue r espon 1n o ur Loa n environment and an ex-:oome. Call 494-807Sor ap· Printing RE c E p TI 0 N f s T . *Carl's •ply in person. T h e Off..SETPRESS S EC R ET A R Y ,
542·7161. Processing Div. Our celle n t sa la ry and
Secretary 40 hrs. Moo/ compa ny offer s good be-J·ts k . • lud !Gardens. 450 Gelenneyrc part·llmc. incld s wknds. benefits, good starting ,..,.,1 pac age anc .
•St. Lag Bch OPERA TOR will train. 644·0126 ai.k J *
f)rderty needed ror small ss.7tto S?.06 Hourly 1_ro_r _0ee_. -----• r. SdesMan-Y odlts
Knowledge sail boats re·
qwred. Kona Marine.
714·67!>· 1403.
SALESPERSON
Soulh Coast Plaza , ...... °"'Y
Fri. 8:30 to 5:30. H.B. 1 m· g dental Please call sa ar y. & r oom for ·
1 Off. Call 847·9622. growth. If you have good the Personnel Officer at
SECRET ARY/RECP typing s kills. Enjoy a l714> 776-7101, for an In· bu s " w 0 r k i n g a t . terview appointmeoL •nursing home. Xlnl Part lime. 20 ho urs 2092S.E. Bristol , b f t A I weekly, Mon lhru Thurs, SANT/\ ANA • e n e 1 s. PP Yin Spm-9pm.Fr1 1pm·5pm. RECEPTIONIST EaualOpportun1ty
: person The Garden Need knowlL'dge or off· Bea~tirul. ~xpericnced' Employer m I f
G
set press & duplicating w11l1ng. F1sets Salon, ___ ._ _____ 1 450 lenneyrc St equip. Oppty to gain xlnt _548·2'l56 Sales Optical. retail d is· Laguna Be111:h pensing. lnter Mted in
expt"r. · '° lnstruct1 011al RECEPTIONIST Ret.ai'I several. dependable pe<>· antry Helper. /\pply da1 Materials Center a t . , ly, Bernard's. 3201 E Goldenwcs t Collegc in Part ume for Newport IULlOCKS pie. full/ p.t., for new Coas H Hwitington Beach. Xlnt Be~ch developer. Lite Costa Mesa location. · t wy. S7f>.;,;;.;. m edic 31 & d e nt a 1 typing. phones, filing. WILSHIRE Good opportunity to
~Fntteh
ec.turier lallff••
Mmtha••fllle.,,.... ...... ewe•· ho•
25 poi s •d
sophisticated & ho• ..a.scMcWe.
Cal for appt.
549.zzfl ~-::ye r~!~ eayrno ~~ benefits. Apply by 5pm. Must have car. 675-4910. ~~ ~~~e~~lig a~:ppli~~ ~e~rc:~~l i~r::wr::
!home .your hrs . call April2C,l979. RECEPTIONIST time positions in the Salary O pe n . C all
•962-3232. ~°'o'~:"ct. Y Ne..,!_~C~~~~·.Y front foUowingdepartments: 6C2""630.Sc --r-een--pn-·n_Un_g_p_rod_u-1c
-T'" .. ~..... Ungerie Chlldrens S sm lion manager wanted. Part Time Cdm drive up ll704dmas..C.M. office appearance a JuniorContemporary ALESr<> OH Mustbaveexp.~9110.
1photo booth seeks P/T E.O E. M/F must ! heavy phones; abAi>Ply in person, 3PM· We ll9ed .....,., self
:employees. Two shifts some tr.ping: growth SPM,-Mont.fir u Fri. _...ahd, rnpo• ... SECRETARY·FASHION
:avail. S.1:30 & 1:30-7. __ P_RO_D_U_CTI_O_N __ ...:pot,_eo_u_·a_._.640_·54_7o___ llFasWo•lllmMI ....... to.._... ... ISLAND Good skills re·
.CaUTem. 759-U40. TRAINEE Rcceplionlst. lite typing. Newpartleach Poiltlow, S•IH H• quired, exper lo plan·
PART TIME Rubber hose products. P J ea s a n t P h o n e periette• ....,... Ht r.!1i;JJi. ~;db ~~i!,: r &
trvme area. Must pass personality for land de· Id ,...reel. W• will salary requirements to:
EVEN G company physical m · ~t~rt· tialaryy 1 89S~4~7j.r Retail ....._ T'~ es......... Personnel uo Newport ! IN S eluding back x -ray. · · · BULLOCKS 557.oen -Cente r Or, Ste 21s.
•Adults with outslandinA. 540-7639. E.O.E RECEPTIONIST Newport Beach, Ca.
{ atlradive pers~oal.Jlles Ptr u hr da Mon· Fri. lite For busy Ins. office. Full WILSHIRE 92080. ,wbo enjoy worlung with cooking & companion for time., lite typing. Must now accepc.jng appllca-SALES Salespers on/ ---------:Jdds Over 21. Start at elderly mother. 646-5477 have front orflce a p· tlons for NON-SELL Qlord.inator, rortractde-~·~Pliooist for
,13.50 per hour. Phone aft.61cweekeods. pearaoce. Xlnt co. DEPTS: corator center Homes ..._.M>n Viejo orthodon· !642·4321 Ext. 250. ---..:...;,,_~~---benefits. Call Mary MercbandiseHaodllnl furnis hing; bkerd tic office. Bkkpg ex·
t BETWEEN 4 : 00·5: 00 PUNCH PRESS OPER. le 644-0990 Security Agent belpful. Send resume to: ~ence. some PR work, ~Pll. SET UP MAN. Ex-Apply In person 3pm. AmieSbeldon PO Bo Poised. eonceolal, rella·
, AllsfwA1W. perienced tor s mall ~OHISTStOO 5pm.lloato Frl. • · · x b le . 36 hrs p r wk .
F.qual()pportunlty growth oriented co. Fashion Island. They llPu t'11hlmd JJSU.Irvine.CA 92'11S. Bmefitt. Salary equal to
Employer Collta Mesa. Salary com-bate to lose her, but this Ml.,...._.. ability. Send resume to
memurate with ability & companies• front desk _ SALES PO Box 51.2, El Toro, Ca. ~ART1111E PVT DUTY exper.Geny83l-0700. penoo is moving away. --------1 Sboesalesman: Looldn& 9ID> f M.IRsE AIDE, Tues The good news ls-you RN'S 4't LVN R elief. foragresaivelndividual 1c:...-·--.-------
' Tbun, 10am ·2pm, In RADIO STATION have an opportunity to Nurse Aides all shifts. for hlgh fashion shoe _.....,...,,., general office : Coat& Mesa home. L join thls tantutic de· Cert. classes available. store located ta Fashion *11.la. Emphasis on •c· 1---1 care for elderl Delpttately need 12 s>ro· vel6f)emot company In Newport Conv. Center , (stand: Successful can· curate t y pi ng , min . ~ 19dy, weekly payi re pie to work from our tele their beautiful omces. 1555Superior Ave. N.8. didat.e m•t project neat ?Owpm for a medical f.-cea nee. Cal fo sales olc. 9:30 to 2:30 or V~ will enjoy the easy R 0 TAT 1 0 N A L ~ance at muathave s u ppl y com pany In
• llllllt-UPJOllN H~ 1:30to8:30wetraln. '°'°'·atmosphere & in· MOLDING high level of energy & be Ne-yort. Salary open. :cARE S ER VICES, SS.tllHOUR GUAR. teresung variety. 100"· able to step u p to _MS-_2_1_1 _____ _
• .. E._o_._E_. ,_~ __ • __ __. c.11 '6 I • 7 3 3 I Free lo Applicant. Cati Machine operato~. exp mana,ement. Top pay" SecT«arJ With sales ablll· ""'-... _ 1 AlligallAbbott Peraonnel pref or wllJ train for excelle nt compa n y tyneeded forexP11ndln1 "-~fut.est d raw in the nvW. Aceucy, 557.fl22, 4500 irowth pos . Mob ile btmeliU. For interview bu1iaess. Wiii t r ain. Welt. .. a Dally Pilot Or apply at 31817 Del Campua.N.B. Open Mon· Marina, U604 Producer, call Mr. WHHrmaa SalUJ le comml116on . ..!<a.aned Ad. M2-M78. a>llpo.5'e l~. SJC. da1eveni.n1u.ptll7pm. H.B. 7'tMaS. ....,.. a.le. 7(9.lTD
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Anaheim , CA 92806
F,qual Opportunity
varied duties. good typ. State Mutual S&L
i.og. Mrs. Tumer7:>l·47oo 4001 MacArthur Bl. NB
Secretaries
The Connecilng ()e.
vices Division Is cur-
rently seet<lng two
secretaries for t heit new facility in Irvine.
One position Is In
the marketing area
and the other is in
1ne manufacturing
area. Average short·
hand and typing
skllls are required
and some expert·
ence ts necessary.
It you are intenistecl
In this career op·
portunlty. please
calf DeYe MlrruiO at
(714) 549·5759 o r
apply In person at
17150 Von Karman
Ave., Irvine, CA.
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Need self·starter wlthl·--------
good typing " shorthand .r~•£T & •y· SI! skills for job with lots of ~ 1""' variety, in Irvine. Some Sales oriented. See l:il
penoonel work. 540-7639 ad under Help W allled,
EOE SalesAuiatant.
Holmes & Nlt'lef Inc an 1ntem11tt0n11I teeOer m
eoQ•nrer•ng ttno cons1ruc1t0n Ms need l0t e•pe· ,
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SECRETARY
Pos111ons lfl<lll"" ond1v1dua1s well versoo 1n a
variety of sec1ehtl'181 functoons with m1n1mum
1yp1ng s1<11ts of 65 wpm ano snortnano of
80 wpm
SECRETARY
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•• -n· .... --_... _. n..~ 11 .. 1• c." .. C&.OSIOUT -t-9PM . papen cw101. mu1 rt•_.._ PwtliM. Folillt. --Work p /Ume in our ~·~ley(•lub u)' w.. • • l'J nt llG ... IOH · C•n your ''UY o wn ""1 ~31M8 0 n ID 0 .,,., '•I& t=• aal~ room 644 5404 U, .. J~ .tf. ..~.-.. !........ ... .... WMOW SHADIS !I!!a:':;> ·l~al t~IP RabblU for Sa.le. Dwarf• U.wb. New ...._. •.
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' IPMllUlb>a•whUll IOILBSIATI 12:1 Y•rdt 2 tone air n £valor 81l0df· Woyrn d1i11ea ·m;~·n a~ u .oo each . ·Dutch: •mo maillt. ~4006· ~rur;~~~ 1~ WAMTmDllV• R••t•••· salet ., AC' 1h.a1 carpttloa aood =Jf!u~~:S:· e c weedana·••t•rina or Cahlomias, ac.oo each. l"Wteurred. _ • CaJt fordet.aall SUteAY 0ML Y ~-. Motl Ii• LD ccinct «>-l641an8pm. ASP!N MS-•I f~ Vear round pro. C.8" ta..MU G« ,_,.. bamt reWj for
LA. T111£S Tu dtlJver Dally Piiot ~ Jl•elay 1070 . . ducUonM~o~1.!::''" SL Bernard. tri·~. F. 2 ....._.David..-...
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I""' ~-•J JOIS! ~a bundlet to eoanwn Rt" O.ufc..t lkvcl9t ....................... &urrec1 toys, :t Gorilla. ~. Ot ~ the yrs very •tr.n Ir protec· DMI Manne Soed ... .., ~ .... ~ ... M.,.DIC "L qt.11M1 vH cw l•rl'• ta U.lboa P..,.r, o afboa JIWllaY Jaw f11h . Whales • ,_ 1 1a '!...~pace. tive. ndl ad home . Ftee . tn,iet.Ollld.rive~ Behe. ,_...RVI'... ... " \loft w.,on and tt JOOli 875-6'10 mott $10.$30. E lectn c ewer l\Mlct P1 uulem1. S81·912'7 fl.....,._. repau'I. •l.nl SAl.D drivtaa n•rord PhoH Uou1ua1. antique . 11rt wall frpl c. us. 3 Plant.a oot affected by · =-=work. Call eow I BaM aalar)' + torn 64.2·.:tal and 1uk ror nwvHu. aold. ~ f'°43 MW'dock water skii_s, soo wtnd. rain, or other t it-· Enlarled pony ror sale. . ~
11'1pP'aJdWMl:oF m1111oa . Baolon or Karr1 Seeley or Oon U...tada I075 N .$a·Q348. g-,:~<;::.• C~~: ~~~ ~auiilwblack.Beat ofr. Avon Red· Crei1l xJnt. ~ ~.kJ~~I Wi1llarn1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 35078 RPM Records I Pre E\.'ersat496-5333 -3191· C'Ond. J uat returned f rom ill~rn te&tphone uJes e•p_.r OP~~¥C~ITY ~!!: ............. ~~~~ '0 M P A R E 0 U R lfM.\): old Galleon 11h1p "-& °"Jliltt IOtO fM<.'l. ~Jt. fo10C1rboltrd & ~.-.. Ca.U1l4'...,lll •~MP110Vt'.R ~TIAIHIMG PRICES. •1 lluy He nch modt>I : off1cv furn 10 & 15 aal. fish tank11, ....................... OB mount incld. S.75. _____ .,. _ ., .Chlto s fo'ce d . 2su 673-8818 many plastle plants, Kohler & Campbell con· -.at81648·Z319.
'rl!l•--.eft.ai..IE War hoUllern11n • bn.aht ~1t11J~!O.~~~claJ18 Newport Ul vd. C M. Lo 1 Id b kr some tilter ,e quip . sole piano. xlnt cond. ~ .... __.__ l 1"1nt 1c-o. -'~""'" hierd worklna p r1100 -'UIOl1~ _ 64S-5686 ve Y o rea ront. heate rs & misc. for llOO.MG-0525 ----5..a.u5 ~to work in pan• --leaded glass doors. Mar· largertanks.642·954.2 • MJO l •lS.11.11•• wr,M ,.. ......... t hl Shftlaodlhffp do11 pup rakeeh ru1 and wall ...... 1 .............. .. ~r aubf.. Your -"I"• . Hi in PP•n11 c»t'w. AKC. ~. 7 wb. MilCtht rt 1071 hanging. Diamond and Double bedspr u d. old thew.,.n MAY RIMI I El'l"olO •• Suite JIO ....... • to s hn. • <hay & rtt('h Ina lunrt1c>1111 okt $40 522t art 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• emerald rtog. 673·3184. fashion look ing pink llD I DU A 'L MA :Dttt .. TwoKiJ 9006 up romm. wk Mllit~i.blrtu handl ruto 3· She;ir $950. nora1pattern.flounceall Ln'1.I_~~~ Thelraditlontl~8"y du· l ,._O .,....._ V.30 3Pa'1 ~ lift(. o~fl' I t. IO mN\'haodl&I." Sulury (;olden K~trn.•vt•r pup Ulfola.ta S ton punch & ~gal hexagon aqu•num around. nearly new S2S; v..;,.,1""' ... rd ty, lightweight m6ri'ne
E . ~ NI ~ r.nt us.&c53 b.11. L•d un PIUI .l'JCPl'' ~..,., AK ·. ava1l11blc in shear. 24" throat w Die w/slADd f15. Waterbed. soft p ink c roc heted ~~.7~ eniine Tu 3SO HP.-Ge-
HoSPM'Only l'.SS lne S49'me u Ml40:i0 &u & Sht'ar. $J5SO 250 w/beater SJ50. Bunk lhrow pilJow $3. All dy LduCAtion«nf~ ~~~b~tr~:~!~I
War hou•f!m11n UrtKht SHIH-TIU wau Loverter. l2 voe to beds. lamps. dressers. Sall Sun 962-8437 Mon-ovor 5 m1111on 1>1-v th• Set-v • Tall'HOMI 115 VAC. S7S :;45 JJ49 wall mU"rot, etc. 892-7229 Fri 642-4321 ext.250. ask Brimhall wav We not on1v ices, 1114)892-8$41 -• ,_ •TftAI h4nlwor1' IC Pl'fWtl ~ 11 h Pupi,, M I-' AK(.'. 1,... Jane. wll 11\ltrumentt we·ve • ..--~ ~ It nll l'll1>1•r n••t.><kd It b7:!1~ '11} 14~ CA RPETS DIRECT ""' ,how" m1111°"'"ow to u,. 2 Chriscrafl VS &ng:....
l'kie.sal\l workiNt rond1 i1 I 1~ p.in tlt'Jll, •hip Beige nylon plush. $3.95 them Ou• 1tev1>oaro cou" w/hyd trans. left & rtght lk~Wlthb\b) t·~·\ di' PUUI l'\'tt'l\m.: Mu,l i>uonu: Whlll' mini. Mhc•••••s 1080 yd. Balboa Carpet Mtlb. SCRAM •fJS Mlor' .i•• mum; •<1uca1ors hand eontrol. mat.ched
a)tt 111 °'1l11Jl' Coor>t) ~ l'f':O.& f'I', hv .. hit fl'l111.1le I mo all shot:., ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 3 7 4 Lan 0 n . C . ~1 ' vmh vea,. of expe,.ence 10 pair. 2134132•9683
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pl(' ~ h11h1 book b ....... ., on \'AJkl 1\'IH'I' Hoxi-r Pupp1~ for i.al~. from yoor bus111ess card Wisdom -Marmot -vourMlf 10 look tl"llO Groco heads. Grover air ltc•C"ptn{. l) p&njl r,• 1' s ~ Int· :WHll7Z , ... l .... wL'~ ... .,wn •. Send ooe card for earn J way ticket from 0 C BR1MHAL1. horn
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QUll't'd Opportun1t>_ IOI " " "~ ,. ..,. I W Atrporl 10 H obb~ Deafen -Modify -SPECIA\.STILL 4/12 • W comp. w 'usn • 1i1Chanc-ttnt'nl~•Olfu•t'W\REllO St-'M'\Nl•t>U<I linndh:4!i'L736<1 tag pus one spare e Airport, Houston.Worth Halved -Bedbug -e,.mhe11 R1111•"cv Jacobs ladder. red1os. ph)~11.·;.11t,uid r''<I return perm a 0 en t I Y $140. sell $80 or best of. HOME-OWNER '"Teachers Pei" S849 oo oars. tachometers misc ••ft. Cto.....--•-t s-rl\ y IN SllAl't-; l>obt· Malle 8 wks. huge sealed attractive tag & rer 496-0460. You have to admire the sss oo oow" 19 monm• • lines _ all used . 6 to l.i --·~ " pure btrt.>d. S65 strap. meeting aarhnc 10 67c 6444 • •• O(wc&Quail. b Hy lir~lf\8 I lb .u:h ol 675-82&0 ID. reqwremeols. Pre· Amelie.an s pirit. Where Bromt.4111 E•lt• "Home Co" p.m. .,... · .
NEWPORT 81': C'lt nour for bakt>9 Kupph & vent loss & theft! For a l'ri·pl.y stainless. water else but m America can c.n·· SJ995 oo 5" I" - - - ---__ ..... __ C ll)..OSSS m1x1n.: cu C,ood PJ) BeauufuJ Lla!>J Aps11, 1 .......,,....allied tag enclose less cookwa re never somebody borrow the gr1111d ~ _,_... 'entl! 002444 y r , ntls yard. loves ,....~11 • f b been used. Value $350. $10,000 payment from ~1 l941B'> Arwnl '>tt'°''' wow11 ,,_.-~.-...•ode Hr Teller chlldn•n Sal·nr1ce. SlOO wa paper . 3 r ic or WUl sellforless .642-4213. relative. get a $60.000 "'"unflcJW•'' ~1111 .. /\no • .. _ ... • •• 9am-:s>b\. 'Mtin l''ra. Immediate """'nJDg for a WOMAN 6'12·2210, 548 lSSS '"Day Glo" paper & we first mortgage. a S30.000 17141 7!11 1121 ex~. noqu1rt'C.f f'rwnd· f··'I tJo"' t"ll~e~r w a grow wita II boackt & ttrim yodur Ewlehct . hohsp bed. $250. &.wnd mortgage and bl' -. . "ly•~ O'I USt. Cu l an"'g i~'d"l·~"nd"'nt ba"'·. ARE YOU Sruh-tzufem sell orlease. gs. r ry wo car s eel c air. like nu. c·a ll e d a H O ME SeWlftC)Machm.s 8092 sad(A il.o hoson at ....:;,.VlOUS "Ok~t ... ll"re"~"p ·ropbloodl10es.842-077l. backtoback. Sl75. wk 11842-3010 eve OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIAL SALE ~11 ~~~lcrred. Xlnt op OVER 40? ------S2eaorft~CES: 842'9954 '847·7339 NEW llOMt:. m11<:Jlol tm.
S:-V.ce *• attendant porlun1tes & benefits Would you Ilk• in· ~:~le a'l'IP~t~~-P;rs~~ 4/St.ags Sl.60ea. Bucket seats. nails. t111ts . c:;n~ie T~=~~~erss o!~~ excelle nt t•o nd . $R~ SEA RAY 1979• r.::~~-:~!°;i~~ra~~oe. ~~~o call1> to o 0 =-~:.°'*you w!:,: 496-1740 . ~:::c!·if.~g~a. btkes. 499-1580 $15 Pleruie call646-2394 642-~cves 26'
c"" Safes Ta)( Included Miscelmeous SportiftC)Goods 8094 w--L _ _..,: ~.. S. 'oai. Tow 'l'ruck Drivers ex· :t"l2p? ,.._toYCMI 8045 NOCARD? 160 Sq yards brn plubh W...ted 1081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~enuwr
Hwy . ...,_ __ h. per'd. Top pay. Apply e offer bt'allb rns .• i.1rk ••••••••••••••••••••••• Draw your own or send cpt. very Rood cond 11., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Used wctsutt:... & d1 v1• loaded. mcludlng \rlr 1 .s;..rvic~'1~n Alteo G&W Towing. HOB pay, vacauon & bonub. Ador able. loves kid s. name.address.phone& yrsold.w1llsellpartor WJLDTURKl!:V J:l'ar. l0am-7pm Tank.., many x lr u:L (4 1
rdant. c r 'd . Day Ohms Way. C.M. 642-1252 No sales. Will train. N B. Great Oane, Aust. Shep. we'll make one card per alJ. S39S call before 2pm, CERAMICS· 1971,72,73,74 _& reKul~s 840·4ti40 ONLY! i 1 S21.000. f ~-Fid & p/Ume . Ap. Tow truck dnvers needed. Loe. CALL 645-0336 mb.. 6 mos. 673-3984 tag. Add 25< each. 4934440 2l31597·5078 Alva Bo<ird Powl•r l''ll'X HARRISON'S ~Y Shell Station. 17th Must live CM & be ex· Send eheck or money or 4 TICICETS ------Fi ves. La<;er Sla lom
lrVine. H ....... enced 646-963S 7 wits old puppies. Free to der to: Mllsical ('~a RAY BOATS ,,_. . Wo men o eed l'd ror goodhome. PR.OTPRINTING FOR ANNIE ...._ftb 8083 Truck.ss.-..1<..:all8921~'il '1t.A sa~YICETECH Tow T ruck Driver ex· housec leaning St'f\ 548-15l5 . P.0 .8ox1560 W-4April18. ·······················eomplete &1:uha OtJllll 3101Coast HwyNB ; . MH perienced only. 21 & over Good pay & hrs Robb1e·s Beagle Lab mix pup. 8 Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 Good Orchestra sealS. at Yamaha gwtar w/case. w / F c n i y R ' & 631-2547
lmined ion avail for w/good driving record. Rag & Mop. 548-0757 wk.s. maJe. needs good my cost. Sickness fo rces xJntl'OOd.1tion. SOO. Scubapearl B C m etl'r ----- -• field le repair ro C.M. area. Custom Tow ----home M9-0344 WANTED sale. 644-7211 or 675-4870 644.-0238 S3S()loffer 552-8712 ,
photo copy equipment. Service. 7SJ-J5J5 y ACHT WORKMAN TOP CASH DOLLAR """'--a:..-!.L._ & TV. R.....a.:-, Xlntcond. trailer for up 10 • Must be neat. presenta· Exp. powe r &<Ill lcch. Golden Relnever mix, 3 p O 15 cu rt GE refn~. $125 ~..,.___.,.. ~ 111· bo l N hi hie & have basic elet·· Typesetter.fast, accurate, 1-UJJ time. 645-0222 Bus. mos old. Needs more at· Al D F R Y 0 UR Dbl bed. lamps. nl'w a,.,..... 8085 HiFi. Sttteo 8098 a · o reasona \' ~ tronic " roccb.anical ap. & ex~nenced. Perm. or~S252Res. tcnllon.S48·S43l eves JEWELRY. WATCHES. push mower. Furn . etc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• otfet'refused.673-3025
• Lltude Part time. Paste up ex------ART OBJECTS. GOLD. _Ca_llS48-4103 aft 6pm __ Desks for sale. executive Comp I s te rt.>o -.y~Lcm loots. Power--9040 > Cai Copy Product& per. an asset. Salary Yard man for rent<tl yard funliture 8050 S ILV ER SER V I CE Newport Beactl Tenni!> wood. 6drawl'r. hke new. housed in m <11.tnillct•111 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'f179.2333 Carol commens with cxper. lite mechaniC' knowlcd#!l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINE FURNITURE & Club Membership. very relall S380 askmg Sl75 Arousu-crafl ci.tm·rnudl· EASTER SPECIAL' '$ An a heim. Ca ll Roy & able to work with CASHPAID ANTIQUES.645-2200 r~able.SSl·S(J98 Chrs blk sw1vel wlarmi.. cabinet. Incl Sari.?cnt· 28. U fll . br·'
1 714/956·2680. public. 1954 Placentw. For i.td used. furn. anti· O'NeiU Supers wt. Taped retail $60 Asking S2!> if twyment SR·800tl tuner-ni i e m • as to 1 SHJPPING <.:LERK
Exrx•r hclpful. Responsi-
bll' full·\iO)e pos1t1on w 1
-.mall progressive ro.
CM. ques&drTV s 957-8133 sea ms. Used onc·t' Ranl'hO San Joaquin boughtw1dl'sk.Othcr ort· ampllfu~r. Gar ra rd tvpe l'OOd. Outf'.lggers. F' B.
TRAINEEPOST. u--L-...&.1s• - - --Athletic Club M1:m lurn & eqwpmrnt avail A record c han..tl.·r . on brd bait tank. dual
-S3 so ~r. Call G45·3632 ro
Switchboard operator. ~.: •••• ••••••• Tabll! with leaf & 6 ch<11rs. doesn"t fit SI IO. 548·0256 _ bershJp for sale· &IO 0522 C:C.11642-WSI or 775·1774 Ampex w pe dt•<'k re cntrl. rtwn V
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Ava1labe.rormostsh1fts. ~5 8005 custom S2~5. Was her. ta.sticBar"atn 'Hd S35 i; mim rubbt.•r ralt. S15. Uesk ti0x30 w/ 40x20 tcmalfo'ishc·r i.pkr., S.l5<J :.l~p. IN.B .. 1 P vt pty, <.:aJI for appl. 645-7565 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer. refng. Chest ol 995-2S58/s9s.2312 motocy helml'ls SJ l'a ped blk metal & form1ra 673-7651 752 04:M or!f63·9086:_._.
PUBLIC AUCTION dr:iwers ll1d e ·a Bt•d AM c.ir radios ss. dolh Sl 30 Rik 1 dr lt•Ra l lilt• .7>! Sc·a r<1b 330 TS nus
Shop tralnee-Hap1dly Trainees ~ANY ITEMS OF FINE M1sc.8-&8 3785 HAPPY EASTER 520.surf board Sl5. Awki ~ blk storagt cah S.S5 :t-i "ColorT\' dn\f•.,.8Shour:... Loadt><J 1
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.IU'OWlng JZaJZe mrng. de· Ladies serious a bout F.ST ATE J E w EL Ry . TO JOE 10 sp bike Si5. vw Iv~ Exe<-. PQ!'l dlk. ch;.11r S60 l4'1th t·onlr.it"l •~'> mph plu<; Stored
1111 4' :...rres willru traml'e for <"hanging your presl'nt ART OBJECTS. AN Antique 3 pcs MahO!l b"r ~lo. propa"'"' .,,.1 ~. blk Ol'l'US . c·h S:.!5 1!14 i7:1.'> I • t uJ ").le.~ll kWlll bedroom~pc<;Wlut who 1s awondcrlul "" ·~""' tr;ocr .. 1 u..,r ~t>llhel;t 11t ~~~~~1i'!i~e.hard ~~:o~~~r~o::e~~rva't~~ io~J'i ftTliE:· ~~t lOpcs Wa~utdmm~~ct : husbandaodrather ~0~1 ~;s.r:vlcr hllchl·~ 714 497·im '\1(·1• 25 ·color TV J \f ler
worlWig (emale. Xlnt co. work wfpeople PT. Fully PHONE FOR INFO & Oak buffet. drawleaf. l bl. . · · ---Sc<·retan<1J desk 1 lelt re ~art;ml\. lr1-t• dd1H•n 731·8 2 I 6Utomel
benef1ls ~ rapid an-trained if qualiried. Call BROCHURE.645-2200 chr:.. dresser. ch est. Mo\•iog lo easl coast~ Leroy Ne1mann Sera 1um1. chair & mal S2SO Sl~ 640.lil!t · S46-1200(wo rkl
creases. DCl(romc Corp. for appt . 648-6165 orliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--~7347. must sell year old GE graph "The Handoff'" I B .\1 E :c e c c I e c A.'k for Jerr)' Perkins
56-0400 1 847-9548. 1' ws hr/dry r . rcfrig. signed limited ed1t1on ° lypewr11er. like nt>~ 25·• Color TV. Sl:!S 1 '1 ----I Antique Music Boxes' Waterbed. airframe style. w<1lnut buffet. dtnelle Otns Torres 964 1741 ssso All for S72S. ~55.2274 wrnt~. ln.'l' dl'I & w t up ·77 <.:t'nlun· 20· u~o bow SOLDERING TRAINEE Slot Machines! Clock&! mattress. pedestl. heatr. set. Magnavox console. ~ 53-W Zl5 hp I 0 Dual canva:.
I ASSEMBLER Young man to train for HUGE SELECTION still boxed. Sl68 770-490-1 mahogany rhest. lumps. Cl.lrtaJ11 Fabric. ne~. so Paymastt•r check wnll'r, Dual balll'rrt.>-.. Man' 4 Or ange Cou nty e le c repau of precision op· American 01-n-in-g-se-I-. _b_l_o_n_d _e -. -6 tables. children's furn & yds. blw whsle. '4hltl· S65 S'41nglin t.> ~ll'c f'tnd ~hdt ~ou ~ant in xtro'> A:...kinj! sgooti
troruc rnf !(r seek m ~ in di t 1 C' a I read 1 n g 1n s t r u lnten.crtioftol r hairs. table & s idcboa rd -=LorysT 646-T ;;9SJO-..,,-;;a;..fiiii!._ii.6.;;-;;;--....J..14.' .;,P.".n.;,,t .;.S50;.;..55,;.;;.;9~·90;.;..4G;;.1 -...l-bt<f-· ,;.p.le•r .• S4-0...;;.>t,;;.:i;-·;;;;334;;;;;9;;;;;;...L.:D.:a:.;11;.y,;.Pl,;.l,:o~t t~I J,:i.,;.~1:.:,l 1;:l'<l.:.;,' -.L.:8-4:7:.;&i"l?:~:.:. __ ;;;;;;;=;;:~ torswitcha.1embly. Wil ment.s. Must have good Galleri S7S. Black vinyl cha ir & I use !>mall hand tools IJle('hanical aptitude & es ottoman 5-15_ Citll art &oldef'j8#t iron. Mu s xJnt vision w/willlngnes~ Open Wed. thru Sal
have a ntJD 6 mo. to I y to learn. Lon~ trammii 1802Kettenng. Irv. 5pm. M5-4475 __ _
.. :...l)ldenat.exper. l\pply in period. Only senous need 17 141754·1777 Ltke new 2-pc sl'clional.
! f';t'{l'"" 18t0 Monrovia, :pppplyl. C:e"l':,rnm7~9r;,1me" ·---·-·~~-----·----1 5410. Corfc.-c & end tables
"' " Satin wood desk . 1865 S65.Zeruthcolor25""S3~5
ASSEMBLERS .')46.-0600. Enghsb. Leather top. Ster<'o console S290
642·2766 Washer & dryer S225. J7" • AJS-O llccepting applica. TRAVELAGENT i t1ons for a i.sembly Exper. Reqwred
• trainee. no cxper nee 492-8425 ... Apply in person . Mnster --TRA--Y-El_A_G_E_NT __
~spec1a l1t 1 es 164 \1 · ""u Exp only. Pref Sabr e ~...:_ onro __ vi_a·"-·"'-·----1 trai n ed . Ca ll Lola.
;spceial ,_, discount to 644-1418.
Real Es~w&hool _TR_UC_K_D_R_l_V_E_R_S_
. __ ea_U_Doo __ ._67_3_·_7300 ___ , Class I Lie. Line, Haul &
v lal1ooer y Store in k>cal. See Johnny.
C-Orona del M:ir needs ex· Boat Transit Inc.
• per'd s~• lady. Full· 1343LoganAve,C.M. t ume. 5 dayt;, xlnt wort.
• ing conds Especially TYPESETTERS. Photo.
•tmeclJenJ,ele.biS.1010 See ou r ad under ,Phototype Setter. The
TOCK BOV F /time, Realists.
1S4::.>. P1ckup/dehvery --.--------On lht jtb tramin~ to 'l)pist ·clerk 60wpm Edit·
~learn Ltade. So me mg. mature. ~xper. ?C wood~llop lraininR hrs. wk. f'lextble. 811'!
helpful. noo-smkr. neat Sisters of Orange Co.
& clean a ppear. Depend _tll_1·_25_l_L _____ _
w/valid CA drivers llr.J•--------C.M. area. &U-1843.
T~FITTER
Wlexjittfr, for mens retail
• chain in their new store
located lh' South Coast I PW.a. Call A. Velasques, 213-&8-5253
Earn extra money, while
keeping up with your
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96" Tressel type llarv(•Sl
table w t2 67"" benches.
Solid Oak. xlnt cond
Sl 100 or best offer .
675-3568
Antique hardwood dining
rm set. incl. lge table. 6
chairs & beautiful buffet
$1000. 963-6428.
rcfr1g S335. frOM·frec.
$33.5. Other misc 1ti:ms. lm-72~t
**I BUY** Good used Furniture &
Appliances-OR I will
sell or SELL ror Vou
MASTERS AUCTION
646-,8686 & 833-9625
AntiqllE:' ~res~er w/m1r. Simmons H1deabed. dbl.
ror. ~gmal finish. early earthlone~. lake new. 1900 s. approx 1009 ln $125 548·4189
good condition. $250 --------
546-3549
18th Century Welsh
sideboard. perfect cond
P P. S3400 firm. 645·5.'iSS
Applances 80 I 0 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
FREIGHT DAMAGED
HOfPOl.NT SALE. 3308
W Warner nr Ha rbor.
Santa Ana. 979-2921
CASH PAID
Ws hr I Dry r s / Rcfr1 gs.
woriung or not 957-8133 _
Danis h modern walnul
dining rm set w/6 eha1rs
& server 49S·5088 art 6f>m
Wa s h ~r . dryer.
la wnmowe r . rouch .
dressl'r. lge L'Offce lbl,
ctr 551-5098 ----Antique wht bdrm set,
SIOO. 9fl. sofa, bm/floral
S50 Kg. Sz S panis h
bedspread $50. 2012 Port
Or1slol Cir . Npl. Bch.
498.{)2()6
BARGAJNS-Used rerri~s. Sofa-lovescal $150/both.
~eacher-Pre school. Cert.
or ~lllee. 15·20 hrs. i ~ f.atl tor a ppl.
wstirs_ dryrs. garur. best xlnt s hapP·Hullocks.
Use your typing skills in buys, we serv. appl. Best Emerald urccn print.
varied. conte mporary Appl. 536-0911. ~-4330 Game tbl14 chrs S150.
assignments. We match ---------1 552·8876 your skills & schedule WAS HERS. DRYERS. t yr-o-ld_7'_1-th_r_r_o_uc_h_S7_00_.
TECHNlCAL EDITOR with jobs lhatswl you. trash compactors. ret·on· 2 loveseals S250 ca. trcs
L· • d . NO fee di ioned lik V .... n~ et. JOU"rnalism 557.0061 t . e new. ear tic table & benches 5600.
tram g or exp & com-guarantee & d eli very. poker table S25. oval
• prebeitsive knowledge Of ~Q~ o ffice • S99 to SL69, none higher hook rug. 6'x9' $30, round "motorcycles req, com. l 540-2521. hooked rug 10· $60, 17"
puter e~p stn>ogty p~. 0 OVe r 0 a, d 1--------B&W TV S20. 640-7773 For uttmal motottyc&e . . I Magazine. Send resume A.ProlesaaooalServ1ce Hotpoint Microwave. Round fruitwood pedestal
fO: Sheila Lawlor, 1411 almost new. priced for table w/ 4 anUque white
Monrovia Av. NB. 92863. quick sale. 494-0268. cbaira. SlSO. 847 ·3984
f:edlnicin, T•mp Coa· Aircooditioner. trailer or Gcs'Ol)t 5* 8055
trola. llaJQr controls house, wat er cooled. ••••••••••••••••••••••• manat. hd opening ror S.. S200/offr. 640-7369 Dtcorators Yard Sole. ~ exp'd fields service tech. _. _. "' todoy•t Kirby Vacuums Factory f'n-SUn 10-5 Antiques.
4MiAoC2)'rsexpi.n Elec· P•P•r ••der Aut horized sa l es. furn. accessories. a p·
• trical &t electronic con-C L I I I C A L . service, repair & parts. pli:inces, etc 3 5 HP Sea trot systems req. Career IMTllSTATE ELEC· New & rebuilt models at Kln.g 0 . B 300 W Honda
'JIOl'I w/fuJI fiinges. Send T I 0 N f C S affordable prices. Free Gen. 4 700x15 wh ite ~ ret!Ulne-Attn: Doa White COllPOIATtOM hom e demonstr ations walls, tires & whls TT.
a.rber..cotman Co. • available. South Coast HD439 El Moodena. N · B. 4'220 VOil Karman
NB Kirby, 27601 Forbes Rd., Misc. furniture. dis hes. · · r.i2-4JCllS. 92660 WAITllSSIS 126. Laguna Niguel. Sjoh.lscreens&anliques. --~-------1 Over 18. Apply in person 831-2855. 675-8340 l••-----... to : MITLA 'S6··....i 1191 LIADll RESTAURANT 541 w ...,. .gbt United Harnest Oak miaslon chair $65.
$Ul Per Hour 19lbSt, C.M. • . Ql.M!esi freezer, xlnl cood Rerrlg, F /F $85. Mtchg
-------1275. 646-S972 couch &t loveseat St 10. f Plus Pd Vac It Holiday WAnalSulllYIME _ .,_._ 1020 Wood frame.xi couch $60. Responsible to p la n . ~--1 gnize and implemen Lunch 11·2P . Mon·Fta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ eu1h1on couch s:;s. ams at the Tee Cloeed hoUdays. Ideal SCHWINN v 1 10 Btfl dinette $75. Two · T for student or houAewife . . .,, ly • ~ LR chairs '30 ea. tie,. wo years col 54S·5556. 9· 11 : 301\ M Sl>d. like new. 558·&e4S la> E. a'd lf.22. CM level work w /e m· i ·»tPM ' alter& Pll '
• in Recreation · · . , . Table saw. tee naile r. ~orrtJa llake tlto1e good Girl s Schwinn 10-apd, pick -up truc k. tent
bout1bDkl items you're xlntcondllk>ft. SllO u-.tler, el«. drills. walk·
DOC llllinl available to 644·~ In vu. all luoda ol casnp·
-Cllberlamllyby ad· MemJOlpeedNi•h&lu •n• tear. bu1ldln1
'\llilililllliilil-lilll--llllililllf ~tbelllror .. le ia XIQlcon.d malerial1. 109. t •ore
't aa.mtd. Call 142-5678 1s1.-...... 221 It. lttb St. OM
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Eitclud1ng 4x4·s &
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.77 280z. loi mll . well ._ 9710 air , stick . ca ss deek. As s u m e l ea1e o r
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•2500 YOLYO , ••• , Ir"' Int ""'mpo, f\J'', sun· -.-• lal 000 ml, xlnt Sl3.900. purchase. P.P . 833·9246 l966 Harbor Blvd. • -,. "' ••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ~ 075 COSTA MESA •1'
ro(ll,M: ~--_ Mew 1'71 & lt7' 1 ·w2aJSE. good condition. Sa~ S000-19711 Spitfire. $ 646-tJOJ 540.t4'7'• 17 28UZ2+:t.bl.xlnleond. JA&UAIS '15~L.chocbrwn.wlre asldngl2500. yr warr . xlnt cond.1_:;,,.....:__: __ • __ ~ ~OOO ml. air. lll .. rllo XJ6L8.XJl2L& whls, 56.000 mi. m int 496-2792 s ter eo, P.P. 968·6364 OIAHGICOUMn• .•
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'74200Z.i.lvr. immediatedellvery. 1 owner. California car. int. Must sell. BestOfrer Sunroof.$4700. Large11tVolvoDealur •
AMlfo'M.m:i.i11.t:ave. nsTDllYIONE while. lln ltbr . 2 tops. 497-1260. 840-5813 m OrangeCounty:
C11l19tl2MW TODAY!!! Must see to believe. '764.SOSL.sharplocalcar. Valbwt19"' t770 BUYor~AS£
H171 Oiilanm ~o Z. ''' ', .... 4 SN=W.CoaslHwy. perfect cond. musl sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIR~ ,';
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, ~~~~1~Xd top cond. new Michelin MGs & MIDGETs 18711 Beach Blvd. Hunt· Anaheim 750 -201.1 :
' tires. $5000. 673·037S.... m stock for immediate ingtoo Beach · Ask for ..... 979-2500 delivery ' All colors! See Frank Marino or Tom Late ·77 Volvo. Xlnl ~it-'66 2505. 90'( restored. USbeforeyoubuy A1lun 15.000 ma. Luxury ,car. ·10. sunroof. tupe deck. $4800 or best offe r· TOD.&. y111 . bargain pnce. Mu:.t.;sell. 1mmut'ulate. $6000. 960-1006 A ••• Estat e Sale. 65 VW ~.64&7524eves.
673-0393 ---------111' _ __ Hatchback. 85K m1 Pvt ---
'70 Mercedes 230 4 dr. lo ~~~ Sale located at 13140 ~el ·77 Volvo 244. 4·dr In Xlf!l People who need people m1 . xlnt cond. S4400 _. . ~ Monte Or. Seal Bch Call cond. sunroof. air. P'IS.
s houldalways checkthc 837-6332 ~~-·-·•{ forappt. (2131598-4800 or aulo t rans . i.tereo
Service Directory in the ,7JG•c: s•VER ....... ,_,__ 1714 t 494·4242, John cassette Please cull
DAILY PILOT -"' Orrruston. Bids maalt.'<1 lo Chris . a t 979·6620 pr 28>. xlnt ·cond. in & out 2925 Harbor Blvd. E. Shupe 609 Sleepy 964·36.57
Pnce: J65()0644·9513. COSTA MESA Hallow Ln. Lag Reh. ------
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9~9-2500 9265l.Slh.l. Sale ends April ·77 Volvo
4 s p, 4 l·yl. 18k m 1, •
77 MG Midget. hke new.
11.000 ma. $3700 or best
offer. 613-1426 : 832·2811
i8 VW Factory camper.
631-1559 ...
32K ma. lefl on wrnty. Autos. Uwd
transfer rable. S36-7311 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ALLJGYGJASARECREAJED
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WE'YE Gor YOUR
SUPER DEAl
WE'VE GOT THE PRICE AND THE
~~e_\SELECTION ..• THIS
WEEKEND!!
NEW '79 LONGBED
¥4 ION PICKUP
·64 Red MG. convertible.
gd body. lh. r bll cng. Of·
fer. 557.5037
'76 MG Midget . 43K m1.
nds clean·up. m inor body
work, mec hanica lly
sound. Best offer. Npt
645-1749
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i6 VW Convertible. Xlnl •••••••••••••••••••-•••
cond. Best offer · mputer Lasting "'-• •
754·1765 Nctw9rk ·n VW Strroco: t4.000
orig. m1. Many xtras.
Lake new. SS600. Call
848-9848 or 631-0091
AutoNet ··
Gel llslmgs at no oost
Toll Free 71-11549·2977
.. ..,._. 9744 '75 Westphilla camper ful· Interested in buyit1g a
,._. ly equpt. Xlnt. cund car') Join w/people lllte ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5.500./besl offer. 507 yourself for volunre
..ant I 979 Orchid. CdM. 759· 1439. purchasing. >16~2..!._,_ _
MGls 7 1 Volvo 164. rbll eng. 1967 Olds Cutlass & lOOz
More people buy the pwr slr, auto. air. new Ford AnRha &lh .nt!ed
MGB convertible than radials. leather ant. work.548·8986.645-7359 any olher convertible' AM IFM + much more! .. .....,.
9905
.
See US before you buy Very clean! $2300/offr ~ •
TODAY!!! 9f.iG.t05S •••••••••••••·······~·· 111' . -~---------·61 Rambler Class ic Great ...,.er.,,., ·66 Sqrbk. new brakes. con d . "'1Km1 Cal l 8 ~ urcs Excell cond, both 546-6885 an 8p m . Take
&1 • ._ .. _,.( running & hody $1900. &st Offl•r ........ ,..,.._..,, __ 550-2417 or646-5696 __ Buick ---9910
·68 t-"astback. \"t'ry r lc"-n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2925 11arborRlvd b t rr COSTA M 1-:.c;A SI 001) or l·!> o t' r ·72 Le Sabre auto. A/C.
497 2Hl6. _ _ l'·S. PIB . .i dr. 411.400 ma. 979-2500 ·-;4 Supt<r lll-N ll-, h p. lClnt S~51l0_&16·14~;
cond r dt>f · lint i:la:.~ Xlnt 1:1 Bwck Regnl ~alwr v. '74 MG Ii. t'>.Cl•ll
41.000. $2750.
499-1056
tond . S2.6501orrc r hlk top Fullv e(Jutpt.
ill 2148 s h a r p S 2 • ~ ~ 5
·75 Scarocl'o, i\/C. 4 spd. l>l2~l ns ~ 11------
1\,1\1/lo'M ster< . .oo, 40K mi. ·71 LeS<lbre <ldr '>cdan. /\·I
Ope l GT. 1972. over · S3350 494-2671 rond. all extras. 1 .Dwr.
hauled. good gas mi. VW '70 Bug. ~1~:v_:~
$2600. Call 546-4147 • Sl4SO ·73 Bwck 1-:1ectra 1.-td.' 4
Pe.geot 9748 644-4700 dr. r1pwr. new tarci.. xln'l
••••••••••••••••••••••• "73Soper Bug. Mag!., aar. C'Ofl<I Sl500 Dys 581-7000:
PEUGEOT
SALES, SERVICE
AND LEASING
OVEUSF:AS DELIVERY
AVAILABLE
AM1i'~M . Super Sharp C\:.586·1298
S2200. Mark. 536-21~---'1J CENTURY
·66 vw. runs gn·at. CUSTOM WAGO ...
S900 firm. In i.alver. "1th contrast
751 21'13 afkr 12 noon IOI-! red anterio r . roof ~""tfi()()('c. !>l legal. roll rack. i\~l 1 nt stc rro. tall
Meeran)t v. h1·1•I The BEACH IMPORTS cagt'. 2 top:.. bus tra m • .sx pcriect car ror that val' a It· $1500. 675· 767ti or uon tnp C433RY Al 848 Dove Slreet ~l $4650 NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 1976 S1rorro. xlnt. nr1 g 540-5630 owner. SJ800 675·3:W2
PoncM 97SO ·63 vw Safari Sunroof
••••••••••••••••••••••• bus: t oor;. rebuilt.
·10 9115 blk/blk. 5.spd . restored. Offer. Mint 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
konas. alloys. AMt i"M 1-496-2661 COSTA MESA cass. air. whale tale . ...:._:.:..:....:..:...:. ________ ..=:..;~~;_.;..;.;..;;;;..;; __
cocos. 2 bras. 2 xt ra al· iJ Westphalia Pop Top .. 76 Ravena 39K mi.
1011 XSOX & SOX
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
'74 PINTO OUR PRICE
Hilux model 7591 white.
heavy duty, undercoat. 4
speed transmission. Ser.
024529.
loys. compl. records, 30K Camp Mobile . Very S3.800
on rblt. 200h p , of· clean.New sodiumfllled 9&1·3058
rer/OBO. Dys 838·2982, valves. $3300. Ca 1 1 1-------~:..:_.;.;_--:11~
eves63l·S335 546-9076 Mis WAGON
Auto trans . air. luggage
ra ck ~OfS OF ROOM1
(Ltc 08'1 VNFJ
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'73 DATSUN
1200 SEDAN
Auto trans & air A RARE
FINDll (Ltc. 608 JFA)
'74 DODGE
DART
Aulo. trans . air & 11iny1 roof
BUV IT TODAY' (Ser 228~86)
'75 FORD
EUTf
Auto trans .• air. p/str .
radio, heater. vinyl root.
EXTRA NICE INSIDE &
OUT! (Ltc 337 MFWI.
'n MUSTANG
II
Auto. trans.. radio. heater.
FORD'S HOT ONE!! (Lac
266 TPS).
OUR PRICE
OUR PRICE
OUR PRICE
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OF NEW 1979
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YOLYOSI
NEW '79 VOLVO
58426
Model 2 .. A Green. 4 cylinder.
4 door. automatic. air cond.,
accent. CX146. special wheels.
Ser. J420265.
'719115, blk on blk. s .spd. ·71 Super Beetle. lClnt •••••••••••••••••~•:•
kon1s. a n sa. a llo ys, cond. AM /FM s tNeo fit •:• AM /FM, rbll en~. trans. $1650. 552-6458 :: : fuel 1n j . $8500/0BO. ,. •
552-3308, 2131728·1973 '78 VW Bus. AM /FM ••• :~·-,
wkdys. stereo Blauplunk. s un·
rool. air. 4 spd. lo males. ·18 Porsche 924. red. no;. S8500. 17141 679-6402 sume lease, fully loaded,
auto. 731·M9afl 5. ·75 VW Scarocco, musl
sell. l owne r . s li c k .
'TIV2 924. Blk/Blk. A/C . yellow. AM /FM t ape.
Snrf . alloys. AM /FM $3600f1rm.540·9497btwn stereo eass. All xtras 4.sPM
No/Own. TIO lse . 8·6.1...:...:..:__· ------
973-2077. aft 6, 675-3836. ·66 Squareback. Runs
good. Econom ical. $650. 1975 914 . Blk. mags. 497-4234 AM/FM 8-lrk. Xtras . ___ ..:.:...____;.. ___ _
Xlnt cond. Bs l o r r . ·11 VW camper. Good
499-3712 cond. Stove. fng & bed.
Recent rbll motor . $2200.
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Orange Cowdy's •
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PURCHASE
OR LEASE
YOUR NEW
1979
CADILLAC
NOW!
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615-0789. . .. . . LEASE/IUY • ..
'769l2E0range ·77 VW Bus. xlnt cond, NABERS·: .. -nguSCpe. Green mll'lt sell. SSOOO. 494 0623
·7~~-T!~ ~~opw.n 75 Sc1rocco s un roo f. ~~:.
s;auwno ,,_._'"' stereo. X·cond.. $3400/ -
Call Dave Haney ofr. ~ ·"
For Appointment ·n 7.passgr bus. $5700. lo um ~rl>ot Blvd.• : : .~~~(7~l~4~1~6~4~2~~~l~6~6~ mi. sunrf, lanl windws., !!C!()S(!!e1 !Mes.\.!!!S4().!!!!!9!100!!!!!!!!~·~: 631-4933 ~ .. · .. °74 911 Targa. Xlnt cond. '63 vw VAN camperited. ·10 El Dor ado lmmae ..
45 ,000 m i. $12,850. No eng. Fa'ir cond. $375. cond. One owner . Aft.~
67s.82!M/673-3095. 631·2982. Please C811586·7'1M ..
lallloyce 9756 '63 V.W. VAN Converted •72 El Dorado Convert!:
••••••••••••••••••••••• to Pickup. Nds work. ble. Russet ext. W/bo'!,' "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 1295. 631·2992 leather lnt. Every op1;
Xlnt cond. SS.000/Bs\. IOY '67 BUG. No Eng. Very· Ofr. 645-3269 eves. , ; • CARVER ~ r us ty. Meeha n . ~
ROUS·ROYCE 631.29ezl.ooks gd. S295. ~~e~~~~~ ~:>dl•
,,. ... ...._.. uon • 497·2362 eves. anct ''----'=' .. •'" '71 VW Bus, homem ade wetttenda.Oneow1)fr. •• camper. rblt eng . nds 1-=:::=:::.;...:.;.;.;;_:_~;__~
ClOSfO SUNDAYS s 0 me • 0 r ll • $13 0 0. '7l Coupe De Ville. Ortg .:c
Sil Cloud l 661.-owner. xlnt cond. ~179S~ ·~ ver L.::<2:::l3::.)..:.S82:.:....:·1;_726:..:....:e_v_es_ ..... • _.,_·. S19.ooo 14412Sta. wan. tns total.
, _____ _:985-4;.;:..~1;....44_-:-::-:-:~I AU ruamiftl gear in ex· ·72 El Dor1do cOdvert~
t760 cell. cone[ Must sell. Super clean. Onty f'·$0!· S'mlbesl. 673-1134 714/483-6222. .
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SALIS. SHVICE
AHDLIASIMG
'71CLEARANCE
NOWIN PROGRESS!
llACH IMfOITS
841 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH 711.otOO
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'74 Coupe DeVIUe . 68.09( ---00-v•o•u___ m1. rree Aas 11t 1.ooo ~l
new "19 Sliver bh• 1-i OrrERASERVICE? ueint. tires. shoe~ e\t:
Ld I.be publ.lc know with Ilea gas. PP, ,,.~·~ .n lld ln Lbe Dei_, Pilot $39195. (213> 08·60ip Service Directory. It can Ulna Bch · •:
cell Y'O'I u UtUe aa 11.77 "' per dlJ For more in· Tl SeVllle. brwn. 33,()11 1~ and complete ml, Uke new, AC. Cl;
...._call MH171. tape, lllchelida, SlO.OCf: ..-eves !• • ..... .... ,
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C O NNlt 1
HfYltchf'
.. "' '>H I JO\J '77 CDV· d t:lt-tcanco. 2&21 HARIOA BLVD.
l .oadad. 29.000 M It. ---COSTA M·s· 1977 POID
IAMCHllO
Automatic. u1r c.'o n(I ,
pwr 1h•t1rlng, pwr. b r a k e 1 fr r u 1l 1 11 •
00014061 lt'tk 1'3677'f I
blU\'. Xlnt cond On --------1 ---1> "'
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wirt Whla. .irubt ronl.I
.00 644 ... 760
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$4771
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FORD
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540.5130 7.t Mont.-, nt••· 1·n11. full c:.c..,.-ttJJ l~T /\ C', bm • 11n lnl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ fo'OrdStn W1-:n
2Ut HAAllOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
"'19 £1(Jor•do, 2500 II) I !I Un
rf, ~m llrt.',, 1,111 l~U.tp
mm~St·ll• 7~ 77112
i8 Sev'tllt>. lo m1, •ll'fl'• '*· crwse. red p~ r sea~. & mort' ~9 ~7 or
fl98.9006
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In hum~twod brown with ---
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rontra<1llna t a n and ''ro 1-:Utf 2 dcxir, h.>acfrd brown ante r I o r 23.00U m i. A t rood
F.qUippt)d ~1th /\M /FM Below wholt•.!>all•
i.h'rro aod air cond1tton flW.8064
tni; ofMUr t.l' llOIMTNI
S4Z50
540-5130
'71 f'ord Torino V pai.:.
~Ull Need:. t-n" ~ork
fttake olr. $.56.~.
For Sale · 1971 Ford
Galaxie ·Highest offer or
2&21 HARBOR BLVD. trade ~
1011 \~0\ & so,·
• l IN< Ol N Ml Ill Ul4Y
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'7H Z ~ph e r Z7 : Im ·
1naculate! For s ale.
trttd~· or assume m y
lease Low m1. Xlnl cond.
Owne r des perate
~ ------
'78WHYR
COUPE
In gleaming s ilver with
re d velour interior.
Automatic. air cond1t1on
mg, llnd ll thrift y G
l:yl1nde r e n g ine
1223VOW >
$4995
540-5630
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• LINCOLN·MERCURY
1011\SO" & SO\'
• LINCOLN ·MERCURY '770LDS
W.AGON For that summer vaca· 2626 HARBOR BLVD
uon. T an w1lh tan vinyl COSTA MESA
int.enor. 1nd1v1dual front Convt Firebird ls l vr
seats . Tilt s te ering l967. New tires. pnl.
wheel, AM/FM 8-track. brts. xJnt cond. FM cass
rooC rack. powe r steering S l 8 O O / b s l o f r .
11 ._.. c ... tw Dri•• COSTA MESA U.C• 9945 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
'79COUPE DE VILl.fo: ~7~cy;-A-;a. iOCougarGood cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA
and braksss~~Fv > Evs/wknds. 2131437 .44~
FUiiy eqwppt'd Ai.i.um.. 761-7222 $800 1974 Unc. t;ont Mork IV.
paymtinl.S. <.:all 642 ~3&1 ---------548·6602eves, classic cond .. best offer NOW1 Ask for Dave. ----<LRDlll 1 '7ti Malt bu W1:n 35K m1. •75 COUGA_lt__ lo mi. 842·6234 842·8055 _
-------.. •I Xlnt. rum! S3.800 or l'll'bl I n art·t1c white "'1th '73 Ltnroln t:cinttncntJI
---· • ----olrer 962 ixi70 mntchin).? what(' anterior Town Cou~ Xlnt cond. C.sMo 9917 and rl>d rar""trn" Tilt Lo mtl('81({' 548·425ii ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·7!1 Montc l':irlo. fully "'" .. '77 Ch"'VY Camaro 111 l'Qutp Uni) tWOO mi i.te<'nng whet>I. AM 1 f'~I u--urv 9 950 " · T k 1 stereo. a perfe(1 ladies' ,...."_ r nu's, P/S, p B, AM )o'l\1 a e. over t'XMI? l'JSc. <'Jr! t053RZEI •••••••••••••••••••••••
cass .. stlvt'r blut• in rot 556 7687 aft 6 pm $4250 '76 MARQUIS
or. ai;ktni: S4500 Cull '75 No\'a lltchbk. nl'l'<1s 540-5430 lltOUGHAM 497·2903 + afl 5pm & hllml' work. A C. P S. Coupe in blue with blue
wknds.__ $1500 ofr 675 350-1 leather a nd cloth in·
'7S L '!'. loaded. u 1 r . '68 Malibu MaRl>. air.
AMI FM s tereo. 8 trk. n<.'t.'(i<; bod~ work Depen· 2626 HARBOR BLVD
new ttrP!., xlnt f'Ond dable t ran:.portat1on. COSTA MESA .
842-8427 $1000 S475 tw7 .4528
·n Camaro ml.'l pwdr -----• Dodgt 9'35 blu f 11 ,:,.. ns.A f' S Leisure World cars loo •••••••••••••••••••••••
t.enor. Every conceiva.
ble option for your com fort. (58S232)
$3995
540-5630
'79ZEPHYR
VILLAGER
WAGON
Blue with blue vinyl in
tenor. till :.lt'crtng
wheel. air, 11utomallc,
AM FM cassette stereo
All lhls plus a 6 cylinder
engine. with only ;so
ouJes. 17312)
$6725
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN ·MERCURY
540.5530 Convertible. 1968 Ftr£>b1rd 400 Must SP{• Good 10
vestment. S30001 bs l ot r
963-9286. 1011\SO\ & SO\
• LtNCOL~·MERCURY
2626 HARBOR Bl VD '70 GTO. Ol'W motor &
COSTA MESA trans. new tires. 1'1S. PIB. S1700 or besl offt'r
'78 Cutlass. stereo tape.
AC. P /W, p , B. :.pl1I
scat:.. lo mt. tit whl.
economy 8-16·7648 or
559·5487
673-0754.
·74 F1reb1rd Ftne cond.
Sell or trade for compact
auto. 968-4092 or 968·9608
62 Pontiac Te mpest. '64 Olds, excell cond. needs work. 4 nl·W tires
P/S, A tC, good tires. St99or best 846·0329 S600/best offer 631 ·5833 ---
l'Wo 9957 2626 HARBOR BLVD. •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 F1rebird. xlnt cond.
43.000 mt. ask•~ S4700
biJ.7825 COSTA MESA 1976 Runabout, 15,000 m1 .
6 cyl. auto. ra dials .
:.t u 1y ",wpt"''"' · ~ood to 1unk ·12 Monte ..,., w . Pi n, A C, crwse contro l. Carlo .70 Impala 2dr & " Aspen afion . auto.. MllshlncJ 9952 ~~ p~:fkco:t010 w~· '64 l~pala 4dr. All com· e.'~fe',!;.a~l: ~~r~~\~~', 2626 HARBOR BLVD •••••••••••••••••••••••
1011 \SO\ & SO\
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beaut.S2695.S36·2123
Regular Gas. 1974 Square
wagon. FM /AM. air.
standard trans. 495·1469.
Sl.500
'76 TRANS-A M 400. 1\ T.
air. AM t f':'ll tape. wide
u res and wheels. chro me
headers, orange in color.
cOlda. CZ810041 SSSOO/of·
fer S52·S442 Must st't' to a pprecrnte. pletely equipped. SSOO luggage rack. 963·2160 · GAS SAVER '74 Mustang
Best offer 2131592·5300 each. 646·7201 · COSTA MESA II Ghia. AM t FM cass.
592-3445. 536-6974. · Chrysler 9925 One owner. '72 Dart. Reg ORANGE COUNTY'S air. vinyl roof. sunrf. 4
--••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ac;, radials. A/C, cass. NEWEST spd, clean. S26SO. 645·~ Plymouth 9960 '76 Pontiac Sunbird. re·
d /orange. S2995. ta n tn·
Lerior. Afte r GPM ·:~;.~~~00:.1~8~~8,;,! '75 CORDOBA ~~7s~. s pkrs. Sl 575· LINCOLN-MERCURY
an off<or I can't refuse Rk h brown metallic with ---------DEALERSHIP
646-10.Sl matching tan interior. '72 Dodge Colt Stn. Wgn. RA y FLADEBOE
AM /FM 8·track for your Xlnt condition. $1200. UNCOLN·M ERCU Ry ·79 Bcrlinclla !JOO m1
Loaded
673-0033 or H4•1-4H39
Ii s ten in g p I e as u re . S48·2045or 548·1706 lfH8Auto Center or.
<532NIJ > $3995 ·n Colt: Xlnt cond. reblt SOf'wy·Lakc fo'orest exit
cng. new brakes, all re· IRVINE 540-5630 ceipts. Sl500oroffer. Call 830.7000 ·75 Camero Outs1and1ni.:
rood Lotmilage. 54.600.
5S1-9806 or 646·3610 1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN ·M ERCURY
aft. 6 962·5834
'76 Dart Spec Edition . Clw.,.. 992 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Air. auto trans. P IS.
•••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA :.::~· ~~:~ int. xlnt
i i El Camino SS454, xlnt .----------------
rood. \'ery lo m1 . AIC. 69 Town & Country '70Coronet. 42,000 m1 PS,
PB, PS.AM F!\1 ll lrk in wagon Air. power. ex· 1'8. n r nC'w l1res
dash. cstm body & paint Lrai. Immaculate fom tl) S600 bst ofr. 640·7843
2 sets or whN•ls. l1 1gh transportnt1on Ac;krnj! eve:,.
perf sui.pens1on Must SllXXl makeofr 546·L238 ---------
see 10 apprcc1att• C:all r--...:. -"al 9930 foord 9940 5J6i..2785 53&8405 '-'4111thlf1Cffi •••••••••••••••••••••••
'73MOMTEGO
W.AGOM
In medium green with
medium gr<'<'n mtenor. a
well cu r ed fur
automobile lhal mus t be
5Ca'I lo be appreciated
Air condit tone d . of
course. ( 1.38FZ R I
540-SS30
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"75 M Crlo landau 43, 71 Mark Ill Xlnl cond. dr. spee1al 2 tone blue. 2•26 H"'RBOR BLVD. mi. l'cono m1cal. a ll S2.9950.R 0 L\' msi.: AC.AT. PS, PB, PW, PL, u ~
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xtras Pr ply 975 1120 ~ 1528 v 1 n y I top, A M / F 1\1 COST A MESA
Alltos u-;.d Autos, UHd st~reo, tinted ~l ass. Alltos UHd
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Manager Specials
'78 FAIRMONTS
· '78 ZEPHYRS
'78 LTD ll's
'78 T-BIRDS
s3999
s4399
s5399
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Above four models
reduced thru April 15
'78 PINTO WAGS s3750
'78 MUSTANG ll 's s4299
'78 GRANADAS
Many Dl~tr Mo~tls Av1ll1bl1
12 MONTH-12,000 MILE LIMITED POWER TRAIN WARRANTY
With air-conditioning. aµtomatic transmission. power steering and brakes.
radio, radials and more avai lable on most models.
Hertz headlines two or the 1D06t popular cars
this mont.b and prices the m to sell. Like all
ijerti late model u.sed cars. they're specially
selected from among the finer cars in the Hertz
R ental Fleet. Each with its own
ser vice/maintenance record that you can check
before you buy. P lus the ramous Hertz
Goast·to-Coasl U m lled Power Tram Warr anty.
'For 12 monl.M or 12,000 miles c whichever comes
first > Hertz will repajr or replace any d erective
part in the engine, transmission, drive shaft and
dl(ferent.lal al its expense. Ask ror run details
wbea JOU It.op la to teet-drlve u.e Herb April • Helldlta. ot ,_, cbolee.
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831·123 1 FUR! 2 DOOR 1111----... -rbi-rd---9-9-7-0
Automatic,. air cond .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·72 Mustang ale. stereo.
runs fine. Body O.K.
$1,800. 675·3357.
AM IFM. vinyl top, pwr. M Sell' N d k steering & only 55.500 ust . o own. ta e
LOW miles. t557CZN 1. o~er lease. or buy out·
1Stk. 1031Al. n ght. Loaded ~/xtras. '6.S Fastback, 289 w /3 s pd,
moving must sell.
$1485/bst ofr 673-0012
$1978 Immaculate. Will con·
sider T r ade·ln. P .P .
731-7129 THEODORE
'66 289. Auto, orig, very
clean throughout. $2100.
499-2825
ROBINS
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cosrA MESA b42 0010
U you want your advert is·
Ing message to reach
more people at lower
bi Fastback. Restored. cost, Classified is the
rebwlt 289. l mmac Best way to go! C<ill Now'
offer Muslsell' 496·7740 Want Ads Call642·S678 642·5678
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GIVING YOU .••
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Maintenance
• High Trade-in Value
ALL THE GOOD ONES
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AND SUMlllDS.
ALA• MAl•O•
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2410Habwlelle•wcl
Costa Mesa . .. ""' 14f·4300
Over 100 to choose
from but HURRY .•
These cars won't last
¥"These Prices
•74 FOaD LTD 4 -· This car is extra clean WAS •zns
inside & out• Solid
tran s portat1ont NOW ON SALE
1797KRK) •2222
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1nan 39,000 mites • NOW OP4 8~
Economy PL US! '2444 (4t9RFO)
With wire wheels .
This sports car Is
extra clean lhruoutl
(4SOLXN)
'77 DATSIJN m1e2 De0a '
W • t n 4 s p e e d 1t' AS 13995
t ransmission & 1n
LIKE NEW cond1t1on NOW ON SALE
1nruout1 (710VBBI 13444
'78 PONTl"C LIE M~
Automa11c trans .. pwr. 1t' AS •4 ..
steering & brakes. air
cond. & LOW 1 owner NOW ON SA)$
mites. C553NtM). '3888
'78 CBEVBOLIET NOV°'
Automahc trans .. pwr.
steering & brakes. air
cond & less than
2 3 .000 mit es
l824POR)
WAS••-.
NOW ON SALE
•3888
8 "Mf'llORNl:T SPOaT"-
Automat1c lrans .. pwr. 1t' AS '44M
stMrring & brakes. air. NOW ON s.a.• ... cond & tess than ,._,
25.0 00 mites so..aA.a
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V6. a ir c ond .•
automatic trans .. pwr
steering & brakes and
exl ra ctean thruou1
(745POEJ
0 78 T•llJ MPB S PITFlllE
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less than 12.000 miles NO•' ON SALE an d o verdriv e w
( 151VFZ). ,5555
'77 B tJICK IELECl'llA
Tt11s coupe is e>etra
clean ll'lfuout & has
less than 25.000
miles (514TP0)
WAS .... 95
NOW ON SALE . •sw
·7a MGB CONVIEaTl•LE
Another s ports car
with LOW mites -
also has a 4 speed
trans (470WMll
WAS9M9S
NOW ON SALE
•5999
77 C"DILLAC <:OlJPt; DE \'ILL
This luxury car has all
of the deluxe options
& LOW 1 owner miles.
(099RYY).
WAS'•N
NOW ON SALE
'7888
'78 D"TSIJN 289Z <:OIJPE
With 4 speed trans.. 1t' AS 'M9S
air cond., s unroof & NO., ON SALE wire wheels. (2732). w ·-./Our Guarantee
./Our ReconditioninB
./Our People
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San Diego Freeway A division of Bouer Motors.
2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 979-2fl(X) of>e/.Joguor·TriumphMG.
. ·: All makes, models and colors ~
~-
Classified Auto Advertising ~
642-5678 ~~ in the DAILY PILOT
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Supplement to Daily Pilot, April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE, Aprtl 18, 1979 . .:.
his Land
is Yaur Land ...
Preserve It, Enjay It, lnirest In It
Private Property Week
April 15 to 21, 1979
· REALTOR.
Newpoli Harbor -Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors and the . ....; .......... _
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" -& ... 2 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Daily Pilot, April 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE April 18, 1979
Single-Family Homes
Realty Investments Stay Ahead of Inf lat ion •
• )
Mention of "investments "
conjures 1:JP visions of things such
as stocks a nd bonds in the
minds of many people.
These are fairly sophisticated
forms of investment.
Some people feel in vestments,
because of complexity. cost or
other fac tors, a re beyond their
r each or are too risky.
Last year, however, some 5
million Americans -. many
without realizing it ··-placed
their money in an investment
which has outperformed savings
accounts, common stocks and
corporate bonds over the past
decade.
Wh at wise investment did these 5 million people make'!
The y bought a single.family
home, said Virginia Cieck,
president of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Me sa Board of
Rea ltors.
"Between 1967 a nd 1977 a
.
• (~
~ • .. •
• • period wh en the nation ex·
perienced its worst inflation
during the past 50 years
single-family homes were one of
the few assets which kept ahead
of inflation," she sajd.
in 1967 was worth $1.23 in 1977. cent declined seven cents In only SS cents in 1977. •
Corporate bonds also kept pace, value. Common stocks were Because homes have pro-•
Bonds Gain Value
On the average, a dollar in·
vested in a single-family home
gaining 18 cents in value. worth 20 cents less in tm that vided unparalleled protection •
Other personal investments 10 years previously and dollars against inflation in recent . •
did not fare as well. held as cash lost 45 cents in years. more people have been
Each dollar invested in a sav· value. looking at the single-family
ings account yielding 5.25 per· Each dollar in 1967 was worth home as an investment.
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213 MARINE AVENUE
BALBOA ISLAND 675-4822 .. ,
SAi ES, RENTAL~
& PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . .
DOLORES ROBERTS
• m•c1 •
MONJAtlllMBOLD
-----------~ NEWPORT BEACH ~
PRIME LOCATION •
Newer duplex; .upper large 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath. •
fireplace, Ocean view from Deck. Lower large 1
Bedroom, 1 Bath, fireplace, 2 Patios plus 3 car Garage. .
$239,500. • a.a-c•r,..,~LAREltlONT •7s-an• ~
30 New Units aU"2 Bedroom, 21/2 Bath. Super location ~ near Grtswolds. P.rlme rental area. $2,000,000 •
a.ri .. c .. ~r a1s-a11• ~
. RIALTO ~
In San Bernardino County 10 Acres unimproved Land. •
· A Builder's Delight. Exchange for Commercial build~ ...
Ing. An Area that is really booming. $145,000
0111 C'.,...•f P~l•tf• 87S-a 17e.
BALBOA-NEWPORT REALTY 418·U.••·~· N•• .... llleae•~~A. • ...S (714) ., .... ,.
We specialize In Prime Resort Rentals.Sales and Service .
We are here to help, please give us a try .
..J ·-JI.. LIDO. -< H'l If'. ~
On Lido super clean 1 Bedroom Mobile Home. nea
Private Beach, monthly rent 1210.00 per f8!nth. Ask
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C1N Supplement to Daily Pilot. April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERlY WEEK 3
Rallying Realtors Support
Principles of Freedom
•'Get into politics. or get out of
business" is the rallying cry of
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors political af-
rairs committee.
Headed by Realtor Diane Pat·
tison.,the group supports issues
a nd candidates who subscribe to
American principles of in·
dividual freedom and private
e nterprise through members·
voluntary contributions to board
political action fund s.
Petitions Filled
Local signature gathering ef ·
forts on the Paul Gann "Spirit
o f 23 ·· initi ative were
spea rheaded b y Realtors
Virginia Cieck and Paul
Franklin aided by area volun-
teer Realtors Lyma n Faulkner.
Don Bull and Emmett Smith
and more than 300 me mbers.
With a goal of a petition filled
eac h. m o re than 3 ,000
signatures were sent to the state
committee.
City council, planning com·
mission and school board meet-
ings are monitored by volunteer
activists. Newport Beach Cou n·
cit may see Olive Wiggenhorn.
Art Giovinetti, or Suzanne Rudd
and Costa Mesa Paula Strong.
Joan Lively watches Newport
Mesa School District meeting5
where Realtor-associate Betty
Bailey is a trustee.
Donations Received
More than $20,000 has been
raised during the past four
years. she notes.
Donations follow four chan·
nels : BORPAC Committee, can·
didate funding, Issues Mobiliza-
tion Action Fund, <IMPAC>.
ballot issues; California Real
Estate Political Action Commit·
tee, <CREPAC). state office
races Realtors Political Action
Committee, 1 RPAC ), and federal
office seekers.
Donors to the latter commit-
tee make a voluntary contribu-
tion of $99 annually which is
forwarded to the Realtors Na-
tional Legislative group in
Washington, D.C.
Committees
Realtor Charles Brown sits on
the citizens e n vironmental
quality control committee, Hal
Pinchin on citizens litter control
advisory and tra ns portation
planning a long with Charles
Hir sch , tran s portation .
Faulkner goes one step farther,
(See REAL TORS on page 14)
We have served the
Community since 1965, NOW
you get the double benefit of a
large organization plus the
personal attention of local
expert representatives.
•HOMES
• INVESTMENTS
• COMMERCIAL
• INDUSTRIAL
• APPRAISAU> 642-5200
• m )H I 111 11\.'i'lO . -...~, .... l .... ,n_ rl•"m "ttbs 'kesfttirf drive." Newport Beach, C.1lifomla 9'166() w. llwrw1t •••• ""'" '~""" OWJlf'd -opmlf'd "
\ \ a.1. • Sim.•e 1965 •--1C\ al'\ '"''l \. '
We, at Safeco Title
Support
Private Property Week!!!
TODAY •••
Safeco Title Will Continue To
.Support Real Estate With The
Pink Pcmlher ••••••••••••
Buy Real Estate Today!!!
YOU'LL•
INTHIPINIC
We Want To Help Assure That The
A•rlc• Dremn
of Home Ownership Uves
On In Ow Great NalluiL
The Alllerlc• Drea111
It May Never
le Easler
4 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Daily Pilot. April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18. 1979 CJN ~
Handling complaints for the
"'------Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa----...,,,
Board of . Realtors is om -
budsman, George Williamson .
~.
CIOClta II.AL ISTATI. IMC.
621 w. ,,.. sn.t c .... Ml-. c ... t2'27
642-5062
Anita NorthroP is 1 grllduate of New York Unlvenity. New York City, with I
degree 1n bueiness 8dmlnittrlltion. Has been In Real Eatate for about 14 years. I enJoy the real estate business
because ii brings me closer to people's needs. and II gives me the owortunity to
work with persona of all walks of life. Meeting their needs Is one of my greatest
salls factions.
11 is a great challenge to train SALES PEOPLE AND SHARE THEIR
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
I WANT TO TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO THANK MY CLIENTS AND MY
STAFF F0A MAKING ALL THIS POSSIBl.E.
PRESBVI & PROTECT
~LL WI HAVE
Clem Doyle Chris Arger Giibert Rinkler
YOianda Doyle Dorothy C.Otllle CMatina Rinkler
Ctlris Teregia &imir KhoufY Evelyn Sherwood
PhOebe Anderson Betty Willemsen
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Code of Ethics Governs
Realtors' Transactions
The Newport Harbor·Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors offers a
unique service to the public and
to its members under George W.
Williamson, ombudsman.
"Uncle George," as he is af·
f ectionately known. to members
and staff. is the "cle aring
h o use" for all co mplaints.
formal or informa l, alleged
against members of the board
by other members or by the
public.
Guidelines Set
Because a local board of re·
altors is committed to the Code
of Ethics of the National As·
socialion of Realtors. a 24·point
code of conduct which governs
the dealings of Realtors and
Re a ltor-associ ates amon g
the m selves and with their
clie nts. procedures exist for
ensuring that me mbers of the
local board follow the provisions
of that code.
In a three-thousand member
association such as the local
board of realtors. inevitably a
number of questions and com-
plaints are directed to the board
office.
Williamson, in his capacity as
ombudsman . attempts to re-
solve these complaints at the
outset.
His success is evidenced in
the significantly lower number·
of formal complaints received
by the board of realtors than by
most boards. and also by a
drastically reduced num~r of
requests for arbitration.
Code of Ethics
By subscribing to the Code of
Ethics of the National Associa·
lion. a member of a local board
agrees to submit to binding
a rbitration in the c\·ent of a
money dispute invoh'ing a real
estate transaction.
If Willi amson is unable to re·
solve these dispuks. an arbitra·
tion panel is recruited from the
members of the association and
all information is presented.
"Uncle George" is a long.time
Realtor in the Newport Harbor
area.
Long-Time Realtor
He holds an acti\'e real estate
brokers license. serves as assis·
tant Sergeant at Arms for the
California Association o f
Realtors, is a past president of
the local board of Realtors. and
served as the first regional vice-
president for the 32nd district of
the California Association of
Realtors.
U,_.,ICJUI: t1()Ml:S
REALTORS
Mesa Verde • 546-5990
Corona del Mar• 675-6000
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C/N Supplement to Dally Piiot, April 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18. 1979-PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 5
Apartments constitute. a major portion of housing in Southern
California. .
Housing Opportunities
Reflect Realtors Efforts
The Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors is one of
a significant number of the
more than 1,600 local boards of
Realtors in the United States
which subscribe to a voluntary
Affirmative Marketing Agree-
ment.
Equal Opportunity
The agreement stresses equal
---
housing opportunities for every-
one. It reflects the National As-
sociation of Realtors• conviction
that voluntary efforts to help re-
solv e minority housing prob-
lems will genuinely lead the
way toward more meaningful ,
harmonious and lasting pro-
grams.
(See HOUSING on page 12)
Meet four of the best
reasons to talk to
Newport Home loan.
Cort Kloke J ack Barnes Russ Torgc J ohn Franks
" .. not only on
"I may get you an " ... a loon with APR " ... a second trust residential property
Interest only loan," as low as 11 7"10." deed loan up to 10 but income or
)•e;ir term." commercial
property .is wt>ll "
Now that you've met four of the best reasons to arrange a loan
through Newport Home tom-don't be a stranger.
Call Newport Home loan ~or more information.
UCC\SCO Blltll.£11
17 Ciirporate Pla;:a Nt'tl'J'e>rf Bt·ac/1, California 92660 714 1640-9350
When gou tlaf11k
of Real Estate
'l'Jalak ol Vs 11·
We •peciali~e in Better
Re.ideMe• and Re1iden1ial lru:ome
Properiie1 in Coa1tal Orange
Coamy.
Cflll 644-7211 for Frw_,1,.,
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6 PRIVA~E PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Dally Piiot, Apr!I 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979
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This is your land-
Preserve it-Enjoy It -
Invest in It
3333 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar · &75·2373
DISCOVER
BEAUTIFUL FALLBROOK
1.9 acre estate lot in prime area. Building site has fantastic
view --Overlooks Pala Mesa Golf Course. A perfect location
for that pride of ownership home! S69,500. Terms.
BUILDERS
27-R-1 LOTS
13.31 acres located in prestigious ar~a in Riverside. Graded
all utilities. Phased development plan. $607,500. Terms
available.
71-R-1 LOTS
20.4 acres near Tyler Mall in Riverside. All utilities.
Excellent location. $1,065,000. Terms available.
Virginia Cleek, GRI
THE FOX COMPAN~, RLTRS.
3400 lrvlne Ave., Newpot1 leech
14M711; ......... 111.-1
,_WRGE ELKINS COMPANY G ~
\OUCAN JUDGE PEOPIE
BY THE CQ\1PANY
THEY KEEP.
mlC GEOfa~
REALTORS
Call on any one of our fine real
estate offices.
Beverly Hills. (213) 272-3456
Brent'Nf>Od. (213) 826-4521
flan( le Palisades. (213) 454-0<>JJ
E11c1110. c213J 783-3513
Nl!wport Reach (7141 631· IROO
Calllbc1sa.~. ( 213) 999-(>-J~2
Hitcbcoclt Realty
51111 .\1tlr111t1. ,JI.JI 21\.1-2-l.111
t\r,11e/1t1 , 1213 I <l.Jf>-.Jt15fl
Ctc1r,l~¥1lty , 11~""· f''1~• t02-J9J()
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Supplement to Daily Pilot. April 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 7
Planning. a beautiful Christmas for the '----P.aul Y orde Day Care Center, is George ___ _,
Williamson ~ ombudsman for the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of
Realtors .
LE RAISOR REALTY.
Le Raisor moved to Irvine in 1969 from the Tustin
area & opened the first real estate office in the
proposed city which had approximately 2.000
population. She served on the University Park
Merchant Association for 6 years, serving as
president for two.
In January, 1975, she opened her 9wn office, Le
Raisor Realty, in the Campus Valley Shopping
Center. It is the largest, independentry .QWned office
in Irvine.
She attributes her success to her dedication to
fulfilling the housing needs of her clients &
customers. Her commissions are a reward for a job
well done. This philosophy is the foundation on which
Le Raisor Realty was built & will continue to grow.
This caring for others is shared by her 23 member
staff.
Le has been licensed in real estate sl nce--1961
WHAT IS REAL ESTATE?
I am the basis of all wealth. the heritage of the w ise. the thrifty and
the prudent. I am the poor man's joy and comfort and the rich
man's prize. the right hand of capital. the silent partner of many
thousands of successful men. I am the solace of the widow. the
comfort of old age. the cornerstone of security against misfortune
and want. I am handed down to children. through generations. as a
thing of greatest worth. I am the choicest fruit of toil.
Credit respects me. yet I am humble. I stand before every man bid-
ding him to know me for what I am. I grow and increase 1n value
through countless days. Though I seem dormant. my worth in-
creases. never failing. never ceasing. Time Is my aid and population
heaps up my gain. Fire and the elements I defy, for they cannot
destroy me. My possessors learn to believe In me: Invariably they
become envied . .Whil.e all things wither and decay, I survive. The
centuries find me younger, Increasing my strength. The thriftless
speak ill of me. The charlatans of finance attack me. I am
trustworthy. I am sound. Unfaifingly I triumph and my detractors are
disproved. Minerals and oils come from me. I am the producer of
food. the basis for ships and factories. the foundations of banks.
Yet I am so common that thousands, unthinking and unknowing.
pass me by.
Author Unknown
SALISBURY REAL TY
315 Marine Ave., P .0 . Box 68
Balboa Island. Calif.
714/673-6900
WATIRFIONT HOMES, IMC.
2436 W. Coast Highway
Newport Beach. Calif.
714/631-1400
IN THE SOUTH COAST AREA
The Number I To See Is Walker & Lee
OCEAMRlONT
CAMIC> SHOllS
Your own piece of porodise is
woiting for yoo in this rore oceanfront
home. Lovely 4 bdrm executive home
complete with pool. Exclusive private
beoch locQe.
$1.oo:>.<XX>.
646-7711
DlCOIATOl'S' OWN
HOMI
IASTSIDI SPICIAL!
Prof essionolly dec°'oted. Nothing
spored lo mc::*e it beoutif ul! Heavy
beoms. duol frpl, parquet floors.
Oromotic atrium entry. Don't hesitate!
Coll new. Open Eves.
$124,900
141-9491
IXICUTIVE ESTATE
tu.HILLS
Locoted on o lage <7eenbelt • 4 lge
bdrms, f ormol dining room, f omily
room. 2 stone fweploces. A choice
B<oodmoor II home. Newly capeted.
$239,500
719-1501
JC>Cf TO THI OCIAM
Foothills that roll gently to the ocean,
that's only o joq.owoy this home
offers spacious rooms with 3 lge
bdnns. I ~ bo combined convenience
with e•ceptionol living spoce.
Located in Newport Beoch.
$12'4,SOO
111-4477
The Company That Believes in
Total Service to Our Clients
and Community Involvement
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' PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Oailv Pilot. April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979
Local Soards Eligible for ·Legal Service Plan
st andards of comp('tencc and
perrormance and who a~H·e to
continue their educ, tinn in the
rec.t i estate field .
January, 1979 s ignaled the
beginning of a unique service
for members or the California
Association of Realtors and
local boards or realtors as·
sociated \\ith that group.
It is known as the California
Association legal services plan.
The plan was developed after
a two and one-half year study to
provide competent a nd timely
legal service to the members of
the association.
Realtors had expressed the
need for this type of help in or·
dcr to improve the quality of
service to their clients and to
avoid fewe r legal cntan ~l c·
men ts by dealing "tl h potential
confli cts before the\ bl l :.i me nu t
of control. ·
Local realtors hJd thei r lir:-.t
a ccess to the lc•ga l sc rv1u.~ plan on J an 2. thrnugh an tn·
h ouse, tol l·frcc lL'll'phonc.•
number manned b) tompc.·tt.nt
attorneys \\ tlh con::.tJ1llly up·
d a t e d tn fo r m a t 1 o n o n l h t'
vanous areas of real c::.late l.t\\.
The plan a lso include!> a state·
wide system of ref err a l panel
attorneys who meet cstnblis hed
Harbor area Rec.tltm" throut!h
their membl'rship 111 thc.· '\e\\ po1 t
ll:irbor-Costa ~k .... a Aoard ot
Realtors and t he Cahtonua <I"
..,oc i a tion . ma\ t o nl J<'l tltt
bl'rvice any da~ ol lhc. \\( c.k \\llh
questions regarding a ·JI n.1.1tl
transactions.
Ot he.; sen ices oft c. rl'd b) l ht
plan include documc. nt re.' tl'\\
or written respon:,es. where
quick turn around lime 1s not u~
ne cessary.
C N CN
L eader of the 3,000 member Newport Harbor .and Costa Mesa Board of
Realtors Virginia Cieck, utilizes her t alents /or the third time in 49 years.
Preservation of Land and
Property Rights Supported
"The word ·preservation· has
come into vogue in the past few years. with political leaders and
the _ger:ieral public obser ving this
nation s need for preser ving our
n a tural r e s o ur ces a nd l ~ndmark s,." s tales Vi rg inia
C1eck . president of the Newport
Harbor-Cos ta :\Iesa Board of
Realtors.
"There are two other fo rms of
prcser\'ation also supported by
the Newport Har bor.Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors ... Cieck said.
"and they are preservation of
prope1ty and property rights.·'
This is one of the themes that
will be included April 15-21 in
the loca l Boa rd of Realtors ob·
sen a nce of Pri\'ate Property
W e e k D u r 1 n g t h i s \\ e e k .
Realtors anoss the nation \\ill
encourage homeO\\ ners to pre-
serve their property a nd to
s ta nd up tor their r ights to
p~·1vate property ownership, a
n ght lmO\\n to fe\\ throughout
the world.
Realtors throughout the na·
li o n will cond ue l P r i\'ate
P roperty Week acti vities such
as restoring landmarks. clean-
ing up lakes and rivers. helping
in the renovation of homes and
conducting \·and alis m pre\·en-
tion programs.
"It is. and always ha s been, the
right of Americans lo own prop·
crty ... Cicck said. .. By obser \'-l ng ·Private Pro perty Week,
members of the board and local
residents will call attention to
tha t right and emphasize its im-
portance ...
T he o bser vance nationally
\\i ll include Real tors a nd
Realtor·Associates in 50 states.
the District of Columbia. Puerto
Ri co. Guam and t he Virg in
blands The ;'l:ational Associa-
tion of Realtors has nearly 1,800
local boards. a nd more than
600 .000 members.
··Jn obser va nce of Private
Property \\'eek . associat ion
members here and elsewhere
wi ll stand wi th property owners
to meet today·s challenges to
ownership and u~e of property.''
she suid. _\
Supplement io Daily Pilot, April 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEE)( 9 ..,..
Realtors Reaffirm Rights to Own Property
Eac:h ~ l'~1 r the H('.iltors and
Ik~t1111r .\ ... -.c>c:1.1tcs ul t he Cnited
St.ti c.·s nh ('l'\'l' Pn ,. Jl(' Property
\\' 1 k Thi:. \H Pk 1..., dechrated to
rc.'.,1 l t 11·n11ng t he nj!ht ul all
:\mt•r 1<.-.1ns lo 0\\ n 1 Nll µ1 ofJt'I·
I\·, and this ~ears tlwme is,
· rills I ,111d 1:. YoUI Lund ..
'1 he thc•mL' is d1..";1gned to call
.1tl<.nl111n to lhc uu11c.·s of e\en-
one tu pl c.·~cl \'e t he la nd and
the 11rn lic na1Jlc r ight to enJOY
that land, a nd will be ob.ser\'cd
f1 om April 15 to 21.
Newport llarbor·Costa Mesa
Boa rd of Heal tors President.
Virginia Cieck of The Fox Com-
pany. urges all a rea citi zens to
reflect on the land that many
t <1kc for granted.
· Those of us engaged in real
estate Sdles make our li ving off
the land. but everyone should
\ alue the beautiful lakes and
rivers t hat provide pleas ure, the
"ooded <ire as we have lo enjoy
and the unlimited va riety of
geographica l and climate choice
we have he re in So uthe rn
California," she rem arks.
.. But the bounties of the land.
while they offer what seems to
be endless enjoyment for every
member of the family, must not
be taken for granted . We must
learn to preser\·e the land; we
must learn to nurture it, protect
it, de\·elop it and watch it grow.
"Without a planned effort at
preservation of the land we may
see in this country a deteriora-
tion of the land and a deteriora·
tion of citizens· rights to O\\n the
land," she said.
Three aspects of this year 's
private prope rty week theme
are preserve it, enjoy it and in·
vest in it.
10 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Daily Pilot. April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 CN
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Supplement IO Dally P1101, April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE. Aprll 1a. 1979 -PRIVATE ~ROPERTY WEEK 11
Reducing taxes. and preserving
~-----property rights is out/jned b .-----'
Joyce Edlund.
AMEIUCAN HOME SffJED
w
When you buy a previously-owned home through local
Real Estate Brokers, you don't have to hold your
breath.
Most major systems -electrical, central heating,
plumbing and major appliances• -are covered by the
American Home Shield Protection Plan for one full
year. If any of these covered systems break down, or
malfunction, American Home Shield will fix It. Prompt-
ly. Even on weekends and holidays.
That's why you can buy a resale home -even an
older one -and not have to worry about crumbling
around you. You'll be confident. Why not call your
local Broker today?
·Oven, range, garbage disposal,
microwave, trash compacfor
dishwasher, builtin
~
(800) 642·2440
·-
BEACH PROPERTIES UNDER $150,000
MEWPOIT HACH
C~ WJTH CONYIHllHCI
Three bedroom home with
recreational amenities S 135.000
NICED TO Sill
Three bedroom condo in
Newport Crest s 129,500
LUXURY UYIMG
Two bedroom bluff condo.
S149,500
LAGUNA llACH
GllAT STAITH
New 3 bedroom home
with great views. s 135.000
TOft M THI WOILD
Sunny and spacious
4 bedroom home. S1 29.750
HOME PWS GUEST UMR
Two bedroom oceanview home plus guest
room. S 124.900
WOOOS COYE AllA
Two bedroom charmer
with artist studio
and Jacuw S139.000
IMJOY OU'T1>0oa UYIMG
Ocean view tiome with
large bedrooms. 1149,500
llletn' AND AIRY
Thl'ff bedroom home
m secluded canyon
atmosphere s 143.500
Lingo
Rul&Tat
LAGUNA NIGUll.
JUST llDUCED!
Two bedroom end unit.
largest model. 11 17.900
FtXIA-UPPH
Three bedroom home with
loads of potenttal s 104.000
JACUlll AHD f'OOl
Three bedroom condo in
exclusive area s 110.000
DAMA POINT
OCIAM AMO MAllHA YllWS
Three bedroom townhome
with pool and 1acuzzi. $105.900
llACHLOYHS IAIGAIM
Ocean view 3 bedroom
condo s 102.500
MAMO MIW CUSTOM HOMI
Four bedroom. 21/l bath home
with practical floorplan.
$139.500
SMALL HOUSI • LAIGI LOT
Two bedroom home on a
tnplex lot S87,900
SAM CLEMENTI
IMMACUUn TOWHHOMI
Three bedroom unit with
ocean view. S95.000
LOW MAIMTIHAHCI
Pooular 4 bedroom model
1n Shorechlfs s 119,900
HIWPOIT llACH LACMMA llACH
644-7020 497-JJJI
U.6UMA MIGUB. SOUTH LA.uNA
4tl-17zt 4tt-4SSI
DAHAPOtMf
4tJ.lllZ
ON THE SOUTHERN ORANGE COAST-LOOK TO LINGO FIRST
LUSK REALTY
SALESPEOPLE
ARE ALSO PART-TIME
HOUSEKEEPERS
Yoo get more lhon just o .. For Sole"
liq\ when ~ '\I yoAJf home w.rh
l.41\l: ~eally. YOJ get o team of
dedi<oted. prof~sionol teal es•ote
\Oles peafJle ~ training Ol>d
e.perience CCJr1 make o l>q diff111ence
on the sole of yo.s home. A
dilf8fence in the lime ii rakes to WI.
ond o difference in rhe price.
We loolt ot yo.s home throucJ! the
most critical eye-.. often ~ttin9
tliin<)I that go llVIOliced by the
seK« but cai mc*e o l>q imp(eslion
on o potenliol buyer • • • f;\e o stained
co-pet, on aeo of fodod wollpc>p«.
o leo'y faucet. or o necjoc.ted flower
bed.
When we find~ 1i1te the~ ,...
WOflt with ~ to Q9t fhem CO!leded. This~~ effott ord ~
~sur~ ycr.1 home wl 1'lOW its very
best. That llWdty meoni you'I qet o
foster sole ond o ~ price.
Yoo do get more tfo> o "Foor Sol." '91
frotn L..Q ;_ea11y, Y°" qel OI peep.,
ond tho! mc:ibs ol the diff erenc.e
in the watd.
Hadenct. Heights
1613AWMAve.
(213)912·2'11
(714) 990-4033
Whittler
l~E. Whltllef
(213)90-3741
(71'4)'22'422
"'°"' bnch 2854 No. s.m1aoo
" ................ 2223 "'-"'·Suite .. ,
(714)974-4640
See Cllff Plea
('114) tl0-4361
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12 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Dally Pilot, April 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE._A_pn-·1-18_. -19-79---------------------.~ ~
Stressing education for women is Joan Lively, president of the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa cbapter of Women 's Council for
Realtors.
HOUSING •••
frompege5
Because the local association
believes the real estate industry
is an extension of the nation's
society and social lnstituUons, it affects not only the real estate
industry. but every person in
this country in requiring
elimination of discrimination
based on race, color, religion,
sex or national origin.
Good Faith
For tllat reason, the local
Realtors chose to enlist in the
voluntary good f alth effort upon
which the Affirmative Market-
ing Agreement was based, in or·
der to assure full rights to all in
the sale or rental or real pro-
perty.
The Code for Equal Op-
portunity In Housing consists of
the following elements:
-In the sale, purchase, ex-
change, rental or lease of real property, Realtors and their •~1•• aa,oclatea b4'Vt \II• ,
19'1'1.. -°"
responsibility to offer equal
services to all clients and pros-
pects without regard to race. color, religion, sex or national
origin.
-Members, individually and
collectively, in performing their
agency functions, have no right
or responsibiUty to volunteer
the racial. creedal or ethnic composition of any
neighborhood or a ny part
thereof.
No Panic
-· Members shall not engage
in any activity which has the
purpose of inducing panic sell-
lna.
-Members shall not print,
display or circulate any state-
ment or advertisement with
respect to the sale or rental of a
dwelllng that Indicates aay
preference, limitations or dll·
C:fJOliPft4P9 · , .. • I JI J • ~
• / ttn "" 1 d •1 " J' 0
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Newport Beach
We have been serving the
Newport Harbor area since
1953. If you are Interested 1n
the Newport Beach area. give
one of our professlonols a coll
Residentlol-Vocation Homes-Waterfront-View Properties
LldoReottv. 33n Via Udo, Newport Beach 92663
(714) 673-7300
Associated
Realty
Service
of
newport Beach I Inc.
specializing . 1n
beach property investments
and
resort rentals
(OBA)
ASSOCIATE() 8ROKE~S SEfWICE
• 2025 WES'l' ~~BQA "'-VD· ~1Wl~All~A 92683
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Supplement to Daily Pilot. Aprll 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18. 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 13
Outstanding realtors Margaret Adrian. and Cbarles Ferguson
receive honors for self less service i n the profession.
FRIENDLY, PROFESSIONAL E.5CROW SERVICES IS
OUR ONLY BUSINESS. EXPERIENCED IN ALL
PHAS~ AND TYPES OF ESCROWS. LET A LOCAL
SOLELY OWNED COMPANY SERVE YOU. PLEASE
CALL US OR STOP IN OUR OFFICE FOR YOUR NEXT
ESCROW. ............ u •• ,., .... ......... lier•• Officer
Jiit ... c.-...... ., c ...... ., Mir, c• ....... uu1
17141 '71olt20
.A Hole /rom
)11111r11.
Sea Lion Realty is a fi rm dedicated
to serving its clients with integrity .
We are proud of our profession !
OWN IT· FEE LAND
Ha r bor View Hills 4 BR .. family, dining, brkfst. & bobby rms.
Entry hall, wet bar : exercise & relaxation pools. Grounds with
low maintenance. $267.900
CUSTOM HOME
Architect & builder gave owner his dream house in ·'Old
Corona;" seeing it is worth a million words! ln·law apt. is
legal on this lge. R-2 lot. $380,000
SOUTH OF Hl&HWA Y
Sharp 3 bdrm. home with bright, open outlook. Private patio + outstanding studio apt. Lge. lot, close to beach. $229.500
r--------------------~ I nm-21 NEWPO~T CENTER IB I
I ~~ ~ 640 5357 REA.1orr I
I SHOIECUFfS CC>MMAMOtM6 VllW I
I Comfortable -roominess, decorator's dream kitchen that puts I
pleasure into family mealtime. Access to private beach ocean & I canyon views. You will love living here. Owner highly I I motivated. A great home at $560,000. I
I IAYCIHT DICUTIYI SPECIAL I Prestigious neighborhood of imposing homes. 4 bedrooms, I family room, pool, 3 car garage. Shows pride of ownership. A I I home you will be proud of. Well priced at $252,500. I
I HAI.IOI VllW HOt tlS I
I Means a family neighborhood. Plan with your family in mind. I
Great neighbors • Great schools • Great shopping • Call your I great realtor about this great 4 bedroom, single level home with I I great landscaping & gre~t price of $168,000. I
I ~..:O.~J:::.w I I Just a bop & a skip (no jump necessary) to the beach from this I I spic & span 3 & 4 bedroom duplex. ~)' a relaxing stroll down I
I the boardwalk as your accountant nJOtces with you on your tu I
savings. 1bis is a dellght to lln la or to rent out in a blghlJ I appreciable area . Priced to sell at $225,000. I
I COSTA.-ACOllMIPAllC I
I Means bame aw.et home where your children walk leisurely to I
scboola Ulrolllb oranae Coast Colleae. Owner has over improved I this bome Wltla a spectacular famUy room. Fruit aplenty. I I Ple asantly affordable at $98,500. I
llYIMI 119100MS SI 11.0IO I In ~ nne Greentree nelgbborbood. A hi1bly desirable home I I near lfll'itqe Pa..-• won't last at thil price. I
I CenturJ 11 Newaon Center thmb you for your continued I I support, we look lbnrarct to cooUnUlnl to serve our eommanttt. I
l.Pleue call us lf we may be or service to JOU. I ----------------------~-----.--............ --
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14 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Dally Pilot. April 15. 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18. 1979 CIN
REALTORS ...
from page 3
publishing his own newsletter as
a call to citizen involvement.
After a presentation by
Newport Beach traffic engineer
Rich Edmonston. a ringing en·
dorsement of the San Joaquin
Hills Transportation Corridor
and completion of the Corona
Specializing in:
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* ln•nhnl•t Ir JoW Ventwes In * RHld•tlal * Ca1211•rclal * 1 ......... * CGR¥enlolls Ir Co-ops
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del Mar Freeway was given.
Coordination
Committee member Blaine
Schoolcraft sits on the airport
advisory commission, James
Wood, parks commission and
Paul Balalis, planning com·
mission. All area chambers of
commerce benefit from the
volunteerism urged by the
Realtors group.
Coordinating the 11 boards of
Realtors in Orange County is
the Orange County Council of
Real Estate Boards, headed by
Newport Realtor Helane Joy.
During March, 18 members
journeyed to Sacramento to ex·
press concerns for various bills
before the State Legislature.
Support for bills which would
expedite the permit procedures
of the Coastal Commission was
expressed to Senator John
Schmitz and Assemblywoman
Marion Bergeson.
Building a Future
Affirmative Marketing
Agreement stresses equal
housing opportunities /or
everyone.
RUSSELL A. SWARTZ. REALTY
17 Whitecap Or .. Corona del Mar. 92625
714-640-1127
I UYllM
JASMINE CREEK
FH LAte IY• owa ltl
If you would like to live in this private area with guarded
entrance lots of greenbelt, swimming pools, jacuzzis, tennis
courts iighted garden paths and recreation hall facilities,
(approkimately 1 ~ miles from ocean).
I would be pleased to help you obtain the unit of your choice of
FIVE LOVELY PLANS.
OR
Any Other Home Of Your Choosing In This
BEACH ORIE~ED AREA
-CAµ. FOR APPOINTMENT-
OTI I• SBVICIS
LAND-(1) Antelope Valley <Upper Desert>
(Palmdale, Lancaster, etc.>
(2) Coachella Valley <Lower Desert> , c Palm Sprtnas. Palm Desert. etc.>
(3) Lassen County -20 Acres• up
SSOO per ~re 6 up < 4) Siskiyou County--40 Acres
IN Supplement to Daily Pilot, April 15, 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 15
.!) ofove m, W,,t!
PHYWS I. SAL YER
. For the past 10 years it has been my joy to help hundreds of
people pur~hase homes in this heavenly Orange Coast area ...
and to sell investment pre>perties to many others to secure their
futures. I would like so much to assist you so you may be abfe to say·
SIMCI 1970 A. M841B OF THI sunA SALIS TUM A.T
COars and Wallace Real Estate Inc. estlblished 1963. locally owned
f<.aftor
G\~~1
MOtlll\SO"'
~Bae~!
Ready to serve _my clients In the same enthusiastic, professional
and dependable manner. However. now there are two of
us ... been reunited with my husband, BUD. who Is an
Associate Realtor. The MOARtSONS believe in
. r
"THIS LAND IS YOUI a.Me ••• PNMrYe It, ..., It, llwett a.1tt .. -cw..-.,<
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PROPERTY WEE~
so WHAT? 1:t 1/~
:;i~~=n~s~?:i~~ :~~h~a/o~~~~r o~e J~l~.0~~/1~~ 1 I
it's as significant in i ts way as the other two. 1
Thanksgiving celebrates the survival of the first
settlers. Independence Day commemorates the
founding of a free nation. But Private Property / /
Week celebrates the reasons behind the V-1
Mayflower's voyage and the Declaration of
Independence-people's needs for land of their
own and the legal right to passess it.
We take our right to own property pretty much
for granted. We shouldn't. Pr ivate Property Week
is a reminder that if we don't protect our right to
econ.omic freedom. we could lose our political
freedom, too"
This message was brought to you by the
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL TORS®.
a group of people who believe that land is our
ultimate resource, requiring the wisest and best
use, and the widest distribution of ownership.
Happy Private Property Week.
IB
REALTOQ!>
1979 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK
APRIL 15-21
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16 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to OatlV P1101. Aprtl 15 1979 and Coast LIFE Aprtl 18. 1979
\\bod bridge TheVlllage of ~~
SUCCESS = GROWTH
University Park eommurutv
AND ARE WE 0'EVE R GROWIN G tt
TODAY
Ranch
Realty
W.ilnut Village Center
551 -2000
THIS SUMMER THIS FALL
liiil Woodbridge ~ -Realtg Ranch
Realty
North wood Pl aza
Dear Neighbors,
Woodbridge Village Center
551 -3000
Thank you for the past confidence that has provided ~s wrr! such outstanding ~UC·
cess during the past 6 years. Since Ranch Realty opened in 1973 our office has
been a consistant leader in resales in Irvine, with a total volume of over $132 million.
We have met the challenge of the large franchise realtors and large independent realtors
by providing ronsistent and reliable service both in sales and proof of sales (news·
letter) each month.
We are mee ting the challenge of growth in Irvine by opening two new offices this
yea r. The new office in Northwood Plaza, next to the existing Shell Station on
Trabuco, will service all of Northwood. Our new Woodbridge Office will be right
in the middle of the new Woodbridge Vill age Center. This new office will provide
the ultimate in luxury appointments and give all sales personnel private and semi·
private offices. Our Cavalcade of Homes system with illum inated displays of floor
plans and maps of the Irvine area will be incorporated in all three offi ces.
It is my goal as Broker to insure that every seller in Irvine is provided with the best
and broadest service that any realtor can provide. With three offices and the best
marke ting tools money can buy, I am sure we can continue to meet that challenge . .
If you have a Real Esta te need , ca ll yo ur community specialist. He or she will know
your home, your village, your city, and most important, has the know ledge to sell
your home. If you are thinking of selling, call now for a free market evaluation.
If you are thinking of buyi ng, we ha ve 1he largest Inventory of resale homes in Irvine.
We ha ve Real Estate sales positions open. If you are con iderlng a Real Estate career,
call Fred Davis or Don Saltdrelli at 73 1·1888, for an interview.
Inves t in tomorrow today, buy a piece of Irvine, California.
I tll.~ Ron Allen
Bro1'cr
C N
NANCY
SUNDAY, Miil 1 S. 1t1't
FINAL
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DID YO U SAY rnAT ABBEY HELPED
YOU PICK OUT AN OUTFIT 0 WEAR
TO THE SYMPHONY ~.>~~~-r-:J TON1"7HT, PATTY ?
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HER RED D~ESS.' I
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TONl&HI. .. ASK US!
v
By Brad Anderson
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.CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There i re at least st. differ·
ences In dr1•ing details between fop 1nd bottom ~nets. How
quickly can you find them? Check 1nswers with fhoie below.
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e TAXINO THOUGHT! Th«e's ttus fo be said 1bout Income tu time (as one wig puts If):
"!TIS ATI MEWH £NE VENT HEP OORE STM INOS MAK ESOM EDE DUCT IONS."
MAGIC TOUCH
WITH CARDS?
Remove trom a deck
ol ordinary playing
cards the ace, king,
qveen. 1.tck ot all tovr
sv1ts Now. see how
long II takes you to
arrange these 16 cards
1n the lorm of a magic
square that is. in
four rows of four cards
each. so that each row.
column and diagonal
contains one ace, king,
queen and lack. and
one card ol each suit.
One answer Is below.
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e st1ck a short nall Into the side of a c1rrot. Grasp ~
nallhead between fingers. Turn hand upsl~ down.
U.rrot will appear to ~ly gravity
e Unscramble letters fo form n1m es of three famili.ir
flowers: 1. YANSP. 2. PYPOP. J . APITUNE. Hinf:
111 three n1m ts begin with fhe Hme letter.
t •lllllfd C A-d t A\Ufd I
e Riddle·Me·Thls. II yoo can: Which dessert fits every
occasion? Pie a la mood. Who brings fancy eggs lo
shellfish? The oyster bunny.
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FINO a four·number path tallying so to center. Elli! egQ
similarly, via another way. Numerous route~ are possible.
2
HI STEPPEdSI Apply colors neatly: 1-R9d. 2-Lt. bl..e. >-
Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. S-Ok. purple. 6-Lt. green. 7-0k. brown.
I-Dk. green. f-81ack. 10-0k. 9r1y. 11-Pinlt. 12-Lt. pv~.
. i SPELLBINDER ·-:.
SCOAE 10 points for using ell the i
letters in the word befow to form .
two complete words:
MEDALIST
-. -.. . --.
T HEN scort 2 points u ch for a ll
word~ of four letters or mOf"e
found among the letters.
Try to score at ltllt SO polnh .
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES by PASKO, TUSKA, COLLETTA
j N LEX /..UTHO!Z'S /..AIR •••
TH~ MA!!J,TER 6 RAVITY
MAGN!f:IER 15 REAOY,
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IF GUPEl<MAN !<N E W
THe Of:TONATO~ WA'E?
SENSITIVE TO X-RAY5 ,
WHY WOLJL-0 HE: f</6'K
USIN6 HIS X-RAY VISION
A SECONO T IME ??
MOON MU•• INS
l lM E MAY MARCH
ON, BUT THESE
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. .. THAT IF HE LJSt:D
HI'S X -RAY VISION
WI THIN 25 FEET
OF YOU&< HIOOEN
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HE'D A CTIVA7£ 1
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by MacNelly
W~'I 00~ '\ 'IOU
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Aprll 15, 1979 DAILY PILOT
I
W.11in1: The s.,.... 6tnllll Hn Delenninld
11111 Cigntte Smoking Is Dlngerous to Y• Helllh.
13 ......... u ............... m.._ .. ,.,
nsn
YOURSELF
S.-... qimlDI, • a ....... to ~Mil." F1Ny ~ 641 LtJlillgllaft lwt., New 'ttrt, II Y. 10022-
Wl'I P1Y $5 tar PIAlllslled (JllStlolls Son"j we canl _..., CJllllB.
FOR .IE.ROME K~ Commis-
sioner or Internal Revenue Service
How many &.wsutu were tied 119.m.t
the 1.R.S. In the U.S. a.c.J year
1977-78? -Joe v_ Olson, Boonevllle,
/
Ark.
e During the fiscal year that ended Sept.
30, 1978, 13.284 cases were petitioned
• ~ ( to the U.S. Tax Court and 1,029 civil tax
I cases were filed In the U.S. Dlshict Courts
' or the U.S . Court of Claims. Typically,
about 80 percent of these court cases are
· L either dismissed or settled with-
Tc • . . ' i th all out lrii!ll. Most disputed tat cases se 9etdeci ax time. you cant w n em . ,.L,_ 1 R S Th 1 R s d w ... un . . . e . . . con ucts over
2.3 million tax examinations a year with
additional tax recommended In about 1.5 mUIJon of them. About 62,000 cases a
year. which are not dosed by agreement with taxpayers. go ~ the Internal
Revenue Service administrative appeals system, where most are settled without hav-
ing to go to the courts.
FOR KRISTY McNICHOL. star of FomUy
I he."°" wony va-IDOdMr to dath hec:•pe you fritter
~ IMMY· Whll(a dM Aoly? -E.W .• Mesa. Artz.
e No 5tOfY, because the one you heard i.s nonsense. My
mother manages my money, Investing much of it in real
estilte. I get an alowance of S25 a week. plus the u.se of my
own charge accounts. But I don't use them very much since
I'm not really Into monetary thing5. 1 llke new clothes every
so often, °' for a special occasion. I do have my own c.ar -
my mom considered that a need. not a luxury.
FOR GENE F • .IANKOWSKI, President. CBS-Broad-
cast Group
Brtlllh w-.............. dM color dwpe1 ....
__ ......... ... .. 615 ........... ~
• .,a11• to -515. Wllip ~"t we do thew? -Mn....._ M. Hen. New ........... N.H.
e The price paid for the European standard i.s an Increase
of about 15 percent in channel band width, allowing fewer
channels and fewer program choica. A change In U.S. stan-
dards would be a monumental and cosdy undertaking.
FOR ROBERTA PEIE.BS, Metropoltan Opera star s..,_._.._ ................ ,.,. ... pr.alee
....,.,_ .... do,..wwwc:Jw.•oehs-ac:b 14ID?
-SA. ""-J, N.Y.
e Practidng is a must, whether one has been singing for a
yam, or coming up to JO (IS I haw). I practice about one
how. not every *l9le day, but most days. My tardy goes
about Its bustnas and accepts my workouts as a normal part
of the household routine. Sometimes I think no one even
hean me. And physical uerdse Is just as Important.
PRO ...._.a. s-tt1t, author of Pnvocy: How to
Prot«f Whar• uft of •.
FOR ntE .. ASK"' EDITOR
'a ~ ;;
E • £ • 0 0 .... -. ~ !
Doe. ~An. Down, atar of ~
Grmi Train Robbery, agree with crttk:a
who call her '"another Sophia Loren or
Mare.,.n Monroe"? -G.O., Dowr, Del.
e No. In fact. when she's compared to
cunent or past screen beauties. she gets
acutely uncomfortable and. to her embar-
rassment. blushes. Lesley, 25, has said:
"l hMie no confidence in my looks. When
people pay me compliments. I go red all
over. -Lesley's idea of beauty Is narrowed
down to two ac:besses -Jane Fonda or
Elizabeth Taylor. "When I was making A
Uttle Night Music with Uz in Austria. I
spent the first few days just staring at her.
I \. !
Lesley-Anne Down: another Sophia?
Her beauty Is natural; mine Is just makeup.~ Lesley doesn't take the film business seri-
ously. She takes it from day to day, explaining, -Al. least twice a year. since I started
in movies, rve been caDed the 'new this' or the 'new that.'-Lesley's next film i.s
HOIKWe'f Sb'eef with Harrison Foni.
FOR REP. JAMES H.QUlllEN IR.-Tenn.)
You once pat a .-.... In yum" tnter pitcher during a
tto.. hie Commlaee medlag. Why? -8.R.S.,
8wJtwood. N..I.
e Dperience has~ me that Important points often can
be better made with humor than with formal oration. The
goldfish, larger than most -sna11 ct.ter" fish, an endangered
species, helped me Ulusuate to my colleagues the absurdity
of causing a $119 million 1V A-built dam In my state to stand
idle. As a result, legi:9atioft was amended.
FOR CHERYL TIEGS, model
OdM.r peopledaat. ............. p8'ed ... wl ....... What.,_ •• dM-* wl ........ .,..
,_._. -D.R .• S.. Mmo, C..W.
e What I like best se my eyes. which I accentuate by using
~ makeup (all around). What I like least is that I have a
tendency to seem expwes*>nlas. To others. I'm afraid it
must seem as If I'm bored or disinterested. whlch ls not so, of
course. People are fi'I09t familiar and comrortable with my
face when It's animated.
FOR JOHN A. ZIEGUB .Ill.. Presidouit, National
Hodcey~
W. ...._ ............. laid m ;I ; a 1111 s ,
wMdi ....... c'I --..... ,..1111•.., ..... 1)1 from Nta. ~ Do ,_. ..._ tWa kW .. act1oa
..._.., c:ltJ •.._I.._? -llk:lly oa..., ....,_ N.D.
• In the Ima 10 li'U'S. there haw ban no pnieecutk>ns
against NHL playas for fights In games In the U.S. That
speaks for lltd. Hopefuly, the authorities are satisfied with
the League's own dildpllnary procedwes.
CON ~ L ~Deputy Dln!cror, Bureau ol
the Census
~ugh the CenS\15 Bureau has a
mong tradttk>n of confidentiality. Its
surwy questions •e far too lntrusfve
-IMrital status, ltteracy. ~.
commuting lime, w95, length of
..... number of appliances, housing
apcnta. publk: 8illilltMCe. s-ents'
countly of birth and evert the number.
of eollets end bllehtubs. And thee 's a
la Today'• Census Eroding Our
81ght To Prfoacy?
Respon.te to the census Is required by
law and lnfonnation furnished on
repot1 forms Is kept mtctJy conftden·
Hal. Thls law clurty ttates that In·
dMdual U.S. Census reports cannot
be uled for pwpoMS of tuMlon, In·
~ or~· II *>,.
qulra thM publhhed dllla be In tuc:h •
fonn thlit I ls not ~ to Identify
$100 atmNI pcnlllly '°' nifu9ng to enswef Al of this
prying M1W1 not public lnterab but commadal Interests
-which deckle where to aoc.. fectorm and how to
...._. produdl on the bm of m9ons of bis of tr. c:.-n-
-....... lllllb.. Why thould dlbllns pul up wlltt this
~ lntnl8on ft9Y ,_. yeiss (no longlr every 10
yws) *"Ptv to give ~WWW frwe demogg""'1ic dlita?
an lndMch.YI or• *9' ~ ftt ............ The i.w
.apw.a thlit no one odMr ttt.n sworn omc.. end
~ ~ haw acc.. to lndlvldual llb1Dlllklll1. I
the Amn:an people ~-id the ...... of the
data .. c:olKt, ...., .. coope• Im .......... ....
~ -Md the lftb11lillllun wCI be men trulhful f
tf-v h-. no cbllbl9..,.. how the .._ wCI ba .-cl.
HOW JEALOUSY CAN
lffiPROVE YOUR mARRIAGE
By Norman m. Lobaenz
You are at a party and you see your
wife at the other end of the room.
deep In conversation with a man you
have only recently met. From tlme to
lime the rwo of them break Into laughter.
She neuer laughs like 1hat when we 1o/k,
you rhink. And what con they be to/Icing
about that's so lnreresting?
For the last few weeks your husband
has been working late every night, "to
catch up on paperwork," he explains.
You ask whether there Is anything you
can do to he.Ip. "Thar's thoughtful of
you," he replies, "but actuaUy Miss
Adams hell volunteered 10 stay a.nd work
with me." You know you C4n trust your
husband, even with his new young seae·
tary. But still ... a nagging doubt grows In
your mind.
In situations like these. we all have a
reason to feel )ealous, right? Or do we?
Not too long ago, jealousy was deemed
to be a normal aspect of love; It was natu·
rat to feel suspicious or worried If you
sen&ed a threat to your relationship.
Some men and women even welcomed a
partner's jealousy -within limits. "I'd be
disappointed if Jerry wa.sn 't a teeny bit
jealous now and then," one woman said.
"It means he thinks I can $till be attractive
to other men. It's good for my morale!"
More recently, however. Jealousy has
been labeled an outdated emotion . Ex·
perts on "liberated" man-woman rela-
tionships denounce It as unnatural, never
u1eful, and. wrote sociologist Dr. Jessie
Bernard. "hardly salient at all today." But
it seems the green-eyed monster Is not
lh.t easily overcome. Counselors report
no drop in the number of couples who
seek help In dealing with jealousy. And
couples living together unmarried who
have an undentanding that each partner
has the right to emotional -and some·
Umes seKual -freedom are distressed to
find they, too, have uneKpected feelings
of jealousy.
Some authorities even suggest that Jeal·
ousy may be an instinctive reaction to the
threat of an emotional loss. This threat.
Wl'ite sociologists Gordon Clanton and
Lynn Smith In their book, holousy, Is
reinforced by common childhood experi-
ences: UAs Infant$, each of us had to
learn to let go of the mother, to share
her ... with sibllngs. We learned that we
would not have ful control over and total
acceu to those on whom we depend" for
emotk>nal substance.
&at ll )ealousy II, aher all, a natural
re.action, that does not neQeSMr11y mean
It mutt have dftb'udlve side effectt. The
f~ ts that f one deals with It lntdigendy,
,..tlollly can be a construc:tiw emotion
and can ectually help to ltr~ the
ties of low. "What matters," one pty·
ehologist points out, "ls not that• per90n
I• jealous but whether he or th• can ftnd
out whv -.M then c.n do tomcthlng
ebout tt'9 C.UM."
Essentially, jealousy arises out of self.
doubt, a lack of self-esteem, feelings of
Inadequacy. As such. h Is a valuable
warning signal of problems that need to
be resolved If a marriage or love affair Is
to prosper. For el<ample, when I asked a
number of husbands and wives what sin·
gle thing triggered feelings of jealousy,
only a few mentioned seKual unfaithful·
ness. Most said such things as: "When he
spends more time With his work than he
does with me" ..... "When he (or she) Is
more attentive to other women (or men)
then he is to me." In each case, obvious·
ly, jealousy was due more to Inner doubts
than to outer dangen.
Just as physical pain spurs us to do
something to remedy a bodily problem,
so jealousy Is a way of calling our atten·
tlon to an emotlonal problem we might
othefWise not recognLte or want to face .
To deal with It involves not wonying
about what our partner may be doing, but
analyzing our own reactions. ''Take your
jealousy," advises therapist Louis Or·
mont. "and ask quetdons of It."
For Instance. the husband whose wtfe
was so Involved In her convenation with
anolher man could react In either of lwo
ways. On the one hand, he could give In
lo his anl<lettes and self-doubts and let his
}ealous fancies run riot: Obviously she
finds him more attractive than me. Well, I
can't re.ally blame her. Look how much
attention he II paying to her. I wonder
wMther he11 ask her to have lunch with
him. I bet they're P'9 to make a date,
find CJ((UMS to be toglth•. That's always
the way affMrl begin! How c.n I trult her
when the behaves HM this? What Wll l do
II the falls In love wtth him?
On the other hend. the man could an•·
lyze his jealous fNllngs thlt way: Why At
she so Uvely? She must be having an in-
teresting conversation. Maybe I don't rail<
with her enough or discuss the things that
Interest her. Why should it bother me thal
she is having a good time? Since I love
her. I ought to be glad she's enjoying the
party. Do I really imagine that just be·
cause she likes lo talk to this fellow she Is
planning IQ have an affair with him?
That's rldk:ulous! Am I so Insecure that I
don't lruSI her away from my side for 10
minutes? If I am. I'd better do something
about lhat.
To convert jealousy from a negative to
a positive re.ctlon requires tv.oo basic ac-
tions. First, one must stop concentrating
on what one's partner may be doing or
thinking. Second, as psychoanalyst Rollo
May has polnted out. "It requires turning
one's attention to oneself and asking.
"Why Is my self-esteem so low? This may
be difficult to answer, but at least IC tum.s
your conoem to an •M you can do !Orne·
thing about."
F or uample, one young wife became
jeaJous of her lawyer husband when
he kept talk1ng about an unmarried
woman attorney In his firm . u AD he ever
mentioned was how good she was at her
job. He never sakl anything personal
about her, and that's what made me sus·
plclous," the wife sakl . "I 6na0y met her
at the firm '1 Chtlstmas patty. She wasn't
at aD atnacttve, bur Jerry still lpCT\t most
of the evening talk.Ing to her. I exploded
when we got home. Why 8fC you upMt?'
Jmy atMd. 'I IMrn a loc from her, .,d
th.'1 a rue• per90n, bur why shouJd that
m.Jce YoU IO )Qloua?
"That made me 1top and think," the
woman continued. "I begai\ to think
about mv-J/, and I rcalbied how I had
always been worried about not being as
smart as Jerry or as well educated. But I
hadn't done anything to change that sit-
uation. So I took an evenlng-xhool class
on 'Law for the layman.' It probably
sounds silly, but just being able to talk to
Jerry about his work, to understand h bet·
ter, gave me more confidence and securi·
ty In our relationship.''
Al too often most peos>'e allow )ea·
lousy to deteriorate Into feelings of guilt
and seJf·plty at bes. or anger and haired
at worst . But jealousy can be a stimulus to
constructive action. Here are 10me steps
experts suggest for converting jealous
feelings from negative to positive results:
• Recognize that no one person can
meet all our emotJonal needs, nor can we
meet all of someone else's needs.
• Develop a sense of Independence
and allow the person we love to have the
same lndependeoce.
• Strengthen the area5 In which we
feel wlnerable or Inadequate'° that self·
esteem ts lnaeased.
• Make sure we •en 't encouraging
jealous feelings becaute we tecretly enjoy
them -or like being melodrarnattc:
• Honestly admM jealous feelings and
atk a partner to help you deal with them.
No one ever feels totally secure about a
love relationship. "As long at human be·
lngs need affection, there wiJI be
jealousy," say Gordon Oanton and Lynn
Smith. u(But) ~alouty Is ndhef proof of
love nor~ ol penonal flllturc. It II
m«cly a ~ that tds you to .aend to
youl' reletionlhlp and to younef ... If jea-
louty i. uted to punilh • ~ or feed
Ml.ply, It will only be ~. If It II
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I
ROffiANCE WRITERS:
SPINNING LOVE
INTO GOLD
By Suzy Kolter "I can't belieue this book was written by
a man. no man could know those
things about a woman! stormed an il'Cllte
buyer at her local book store, as she
plunked down her creased and weU-read
copy of Loves Tender Fury by Jennifa
Wilde and demanded her money back.
Jennla Wiide. II has just been revealed.
is actuaDy a man. A 11e1y nice man, named
Tom Huff, 42, who &ves with his mother
in an old Victorian mansion outside of Ft.
Worth, Texas, and who spends a lot of his
time writing as Jennifer Wilde. and a lot
of his time writtng as Tom Huff.
As Jennifer WaJde, he has published
several paperback original novels (aD his-
torical romances) and sold so many cop-
ies for Warner Books that he is one of the
mos well-known, best-loved and high)y
saleable of the authors churning out pot-
boilers and love stories, family sagas and
genercmonal taJe:s. He has sold several
milBon copies of his paperbacks, making
him one of the three kings (or queens) of
historical romance. Although he is the
only man among the top seDers. he is not
the only man to write this kind of book
and use a pen name.
'These books are read mainly by wom·
en." he explained In his c:arefuJ Texas
dniwl, "and when I first started writing
them, which was several years ago and
times were a bit different. we were afraid
that women would only buy this kind of
book if It were written by a woman. So we
jusl picked a name. I've had several
pseudonyms ...
Besides Jenn.lfer Wilde. the other two
leading names In "this klnd of book" •e
Rosemary Rogen and Patricia Matthews.
Both are In their 40's, had complete ca-
reers outside of book publishing (Rogen
was• ~b ~; Millahews wmMd
In a dericaf position at a c:olege for 17
ye4WI) that they reled on for their in-
comes while they tolled over the typewrit·
er. And boch haw become mOonans,
se.lling m1lllons of copies of tttles like
Low i Awnglng fkort, ~ Savage
Low and The Crowd Pfeaeers.
The Crowd PfeGJCrs. Rosemary
Rogers' most recendy published book, Is
different from al the others; It Is a con-
temporary novel about high fashion. lust
and Sen fTendlco, and Is Rogers' ftrst
mow away from the historical fiction she
has become famous for.
"I don't sec much difference between
the two," she pum, In her slightly ac·
Ctll1'ed (!t18 ~ born ~ ~ and niBed
In India), throaty whilper. "Contempo-
rary novels arc also romantic, they have
the same action and Intrigue. In my head
I'm wrlllng the same thing, the research Is
Jl.l3f ~. n they wear dfJeent
kinds cl c:bhes ...
HisDical romances, by definition. re-
quire a tremendous amount ol research.
They always take place in a past century
and U5Ualy span 5llM?nll continents, pref-
erably three locations, ~ four. ,
spend a tremendous amount ol my time
resea-cllklg," says Patricia Matthews. "I
may have a basic idea of my sto.v &ne
and plot, but only after I get Into the re·
search do I really know what direction the
story will take. You find so much great
stuff in the research that you want to use
it all, which you can never do , or you find
something that you thlnk is so good you
have to change dates and a few facts
around just so you can work it In."
Certain authors become experts at cer-
tain time periods; other authors sdck to
time periods they know sel well (Tudor
England, Pre-Revolutionary France,
American Colonial) while others draw
from their own ~· BecaUSie
Rogers grew up in Ceylon and India, she
often draws on personal memories, trans-
posing them Into the right frame. She Is
currendy working on a historical romance
tenbltively tided Lost Low. Loe l.ooe.
which takes place In India and the Ameri-
can Southwest (another area she knows
weD) In the 1870's -a time period she
has worked with before.
lime and place are not the only givens
In a hJstorlcal romance. "Sure, they all
have a bmula, • admb Pmrida Mat·
thews. ''1fs lllce somebody Once told me,
'You get the heroine up a tree and then
throw stones at her.' You let her get Into a
mess and get herself out of the mess. And
you have to have a happy ending. Every·
one wants a happy ending."
Everyone also wants a vllJaln who ls
really vile. "You have to have a character
who Is mean and rotten In the beginning
ol the book who everyone thinks Is the
wont," Mys Matthews. "'Then the hero·
Inc napes him, only lhc ends up with
somebody much wone. People love vii·
lains. I ~ that from Dk:Mns."
(contln~d)
Barbaro Cartland, aboue. at
home in England. Her best-
selling historical loue stories
always end chastely. with a kiss.
Patricia Matthews. left, had a
clerical job at a college before sell-
ing her first romantic nouel. Now
shes a millionaire.
Exotic-looking Rosemary
Rogers, below, is the personifica-
tion of the women s he writes
about -and her re aders day-
dream of being.
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c • ~ z
I
j
Walt Garrleon
Football and Rodeo •tar
How
to enjoy
tobacco
without
smoking.
ROmANCE WRITERS
VUlalns are pretty easy to spot in ro ·
mances because they are almost always
mean stepfathers or worse. They have
names like Rudd or Silas (the heroes are
named Adam, Robert or David) and al·
ways attack their helpless victi"ls -
heroines with names like Eulalie, Elena.
or Leliha rather than Jane or Sue.
And there lies the key to the sale of so
many books: the heroines are the women
every woman dreams she is. She is on
her own ("You have to get rid of the
parents in the first chapter," says Mat·
thews, "otherwise there's no explaining
why a young lady of that time gets into so
much trouble") to fight her own way in
the world. She encounters a lot of prob·
lems, but she overcomes them all, and In
the end lives happily ever after.
Because of their strong theme of wom·
man's independence and survival, histori·
cal romances differ from many of the
other types of books often referred to as
"women's books."
Barbara Cartland also writes historical
J love stories with female heroines, but they
are of the "regency" style. They have no
sex whatsoever and usually end with a
kiss. which is the promise of all that is to
come. Cartland, and her literary follow·
erS, have sold millions of books, and they
are truly expert at weaving the same story
In and out of different places and tlmes.
An altogether different variation is the
historical novel. These, too, take place
during another time and usually feature a
woman in a heroic and noble position.
They are always based on historical facts
and usually pivot around people and cir·
cumstances that are well known and un·
disputed history. Mls!Tess of this genre Is
Victoria Holt (who is also Jean Plaidy)
She Is particularly comfortable with Tudor
England and French medieval history.
Historical novels, rather than hl.storical
romances, have more cross-over in the
book world than most of these books.
They often come out first as hard~ver
editions and then are reprinted In poper·
back. rather than aeated as paperbacks.
(Victoria Holt is the name the cruthor uses
for hardback editions, Jean Plaldy for
paperback originals.)
''You should be able to teD a book type
by Its tJtle.~ says Patricia Matthews. ~1
wanted to name my first book Mo./vem
because that's the name of the plantation
where a lot of the action takes place. But I
had 10 change the title because the pub-
lishers were 'llfraid I would mislead the
rea-iers. Books with plantation names are
not historical romances. They are called
Plantation Novels."
By Matthews' rule, books with emo·
llons in the title are historical romances
(The Flame and The Passion, Loves
Tender Fury), while books with women's
names in the title are historical novels
(Marla, Fionna, Anya). Family stories,
generatlonals and sagas are again
another breed of book.
"I'd written many other types of
books," says Patricia Matthews, "and my
husband Matt (Clayton Matthews) has
done a lot of famdy saga and genera·
tlonal t)\lngs. I did mostly juveniles,
science fiction and nonfiction before this.
But my agent told me that a new kind of
book was really seDing, and he suggested
I try It."
Matthews' first try was Loves Avenging
Heart, which went diredly onto The New
York Times paperback best·seller list and
sold over 1.5 mlllion copies. All four of
her subsequent novels have gone onto
the best-seller list . making her the only
author to have five consecutive novels on
the list. Her sixth one. Loues Magic Mo·
ment. ls ou1 this month and lsihe story of
a woman on an archeological dig in Mex -
lco -both archeology and Mexico are
personal passions of Mrs. Matthews.
After Loves Magic Momeni comes an as·
of·yet unnamed book that takes place in
Alaska and around the Yukon. Matthews
spent several years living in Oregon,
around lumber mills (a theme in a previ·
ous book, Loves Doring Dream) and is
familiar with the wild outdoors of bleak
winters, silent SITeams and tall, tall trees.
WhUe the Matthewses navel about
25,000 miles a year researching their
books -Patty likes to study each loca·
lion she writes about unless It's very exotic
or far away -they still spend most of
their time In their modest redwood frame
house tha1 hangs off a cKff between Los
Angeles and Pasadena. Patty pracrices
her own brand of witchcraft and studies
the occuh when not writing She claims lo
have made the charm that put her books
on the best-seller list
H er style is exceedingly different from
Rosemary Rogers. Matthews writes
short.staccato sentences and packs a lot
of action Into each page. While Rogers
doesn't stint on the action, she gives
much more description and uses a much
more elaborate sentence pattern.
"I just write what I see in my mind. It's
kind of like a screen up there; it's like a
mind movie. I become all the characters
In the story. I feel what they are feeling -
male and female. I can even hear the
voices and their different Intonations and
pronunciations of words."
If Patricia Matthews Is the antithesis of
her heroines, being overweight and doing
her own housework In her modest little
home, then Rosemary Rogers Is the per·
soniflcation of the women she writes
about. Dark ·skinned and exotlc·looking.
she has long. flowing black tresses and a
look of sexual prowess In her eyes that
carries through to her every movement.
The men she writes about are the kind of
men she would like to meet. She divides
her time between two California homes;
one at the beach near Carmel. the other,
a townhouse in San Francl5co. spending
her relaxing hours in her private redwood
hot tub sipping wine from a goblet.
"I have no more discipline in my life ,"
she laughs. "I think I've even forgotten
how to take shorthand." No need to
worry. She has a full·Ume secretary who
tends to the details. AD Rosemary needs
to do Is write -which she does late at
night. "I have no schedule. I just sit at my
typewriter at night and write for as long as
It flows. It depends how fast the thoughts
are coming. You know how the creative
Juices are. Somettmes there are 10 page$.
sometimes 30."
Working until dawn, Rogers sleeps un·
tU noon or two and lives the life of a night
penon. claiming to be a bit "daad"1Jy her
new 'lfalyte. •tt's al IM a dream." l'Jlll
Jt.df like one ol her books. aiLI
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How to Cut Your Income Tax to Zero a dvertiaeme ol
Tax law says you don't have to pay taxes-even if you
earn between $15,000 to $25,000 or more!
Nobody likes to. pay taxes. And the tax laws in this
country say you don't h ave to. Most people think that the
wealthy are the only on es who can save thousands of dollars
each year on their ta xes. But anybody with a n average
income can ta ke a d vantage of the tax la w.
In the next 12 months you
can reduce the amount of
federal and state taxes you
pay, to a lmost nothing.
Let me explain exactly
what I mean. Tax shelter's
nothing more or less than
taking advantage of the tax
laws that were put there for a
reason. The reason is tq help
you and motivate you to invest
so you will help the economy of
the United States. (Your
investment doesn't have to be
cash, either. It can be just a bit
of your time.)
T he key to saving on your
taxes iB a little thing called
"depreciation". You see. the
U.S. Congress years ago
decided that depreciation on
certain kinds of J>TOperties
could be deducted from your
taxable income. (Depreciation
in theory means. that your
property goes down in value
because of physical as well as
functional deterioration.)
Of course. congress knew
full well that properties in
actual practice appreciate in
value, but they still allow
people to deduct the non·
exiatan t depreciation from
their personal federal and
state taxes.
So now, even if your
income is only Sl5,000 to
$25,000 a year, you can quite
easily acquire enough
property with enough
depreciation that your tox bill
is zero or close to it. And you
can buy those properties
without any cash o f your own.
Read on and you '11 see how.
Here's a simple example:
[f you bought a duplex for a
total of $75,000 and bought it
entirely with someon e else's
money -and I'll show you
how to do that in a minute -
huw much depTedation and
t.ax eavintcs would thRt give
you?
Let's say you r-.nted your
duplex out for $800 per month
and you have to pay ba_ck your
loan of $76,000 in 30 year&
with a 1CH41.ll1 interest. Your
monthly paymen t.a wouJd now
be 1700.11. IHving you with
1100 t o pay for taxes,
ln1aranee a nd other e11penRa.
CThe 176.000 loan would wlf
liquidate by the ttnt you'd
reoe ve)
Now here comes the good
newe. Thw property would
five you approxima tely 16,260
iJ\ depreciation. Your 16,260
could be deducted from your
Lax.able incomt. How'• that for
a dtductionl! Thal'• without
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A llttle known tax law now being used by thouund1 to
legally eliminate Income tmx ...
any cash investment on your
part.
But that's not all. If yuu
art> now making $20.000 a
year. instead of paying s:J,999
that you would normally pay,
you now pay 11nly $2,U9.
Th at's a nice little chunk of
money to get back aft~r you
file your tax return.
I f you buught two
properties just like the one
above, your tax would be only
$710.
Rut that's still nut a ll. By
using your cash rebate wist>ly,
you can improve the value of
your $7!>,000 property by I O'!!t
lo 3.''>'.11•. How? Ry making the
right kind of inexpensive
improvements. wh ich wlll
allow and justify an increase
in rent by 10'111 to :J.5•JI, or more.
which o f course will increase
the value of your property by a
like amount. (And [ do know
what I'm talking about htni,
H I've betn Ctolna t.hia for a
number ofyeara with million•
of dollars worth or property.)
You see. income property
ia bought and eold primarily
on the basis or ita' income
etream. Raise net income per
year a nd you have raiaed the
valu• by the aame percen1-1e
-aometlmu a hlaher
percentage. Keep reading.
there's more.
Now that your $75.000
property is worth more. you
could sell it and pocket your
profit. but there's a smarter
and wiser step to take. Oon't
sell it, keep it. Why? Because of
the tax shelter it's giving you.
(If yuu heed the cash. you
mittht KO ahead and sell it
anyway. or lx•tter still. gel a
second morlJ:;LlKe on tht> new
equity you created and kt't'p
the property a nd all the
benefits it's Riving you.)
You see, now you've got
that tax shelter t>very yt'er.
What do you do now'! Go out
and repeat lht> pr<:>eess If you
want more shelter 1( your
income is s:m . 40,000, you'll
want to repeat lhe pmcess
severaJ times until the point
that your tall liability is zero or
c:loee to it.
It really ia a 1reat deal -
you not only save thousaf\d& of
dollars ea<'h year in taxea, hut
your net worth will be
d im bi n1 n pid ly. (Roth
because you an improvin1 the
property and aa 8 bonus, your
property It movin1 up in valut'
($7,000 to $8,000 each year)just
becauae of that thln1 called
inflation.)
Rut wait a minute. you
say~ How do I buy a property
using other people's money
without using any of my own?
Well I thought you might ask
that. so rm ready with the
answer.
1 n fact. 1 wrote a complete
book about it. Now don't get
upset and stop reading now' I
know most books written on
tax shelti!r and the buying of
income property are fairly
difficult, complex and
confusing. but mine 1s not. I
wrote it in lan~uage which
anvone can understand and I kn~w it works. because I've
done it my1:1elf In just <JR
months .I netted oveT one
million dollars nnd paid less
taxes in those years than the
l(uy that makes :S:lll,000 n year
Tax .,..,,.,.are noth·
l"fl more or leu than
ta Iring adt1anta9e of the
, •• law• ,,.,,, .,,,.,. put
the,. tor a , .. son.
So now here <'omes tht>
sales pitch! I want you to stop
paying so blasted much in
taxes. Not because I'm trying
to start a tax revolution, but
first bt>cause lax laws are there
that allow you lhe privilege or
advantage of not paying any
taxes and secondly. maybe our
friends in Washington might
get the general hint that we
want them to spend less of our
money,
Oh, yt>s. and J want to sell
copies of my book. H OW TO
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your taxes tor even reduce
them lo nothing) but it also
will show you how to build a
very large net worth of several
hundred thousand dollars or
even more add MOO or $I .000
to your monthly paycheck.
Now. if you can't quite
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don't really hlame you. Most
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Also, when you order, why
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thereby giving you time to
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(rom it. I( there'a Ofl.Yl hifl6,
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back and we'll aend you your
check badt the aarne day.
But If you'r• going to do
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ffiARVIN HAGLER: BROCKTON'S NEW .HOPE
By Bouy Stavro
"T hey can't avoid me any longer." So
spoke Marvin Hagler, the bruising
middleweight fTom Brockton. Mass., who
at last has the mld<ilewei13ht title within his
gun sights.
W.ming : The Surgeon Gtnlfll Hes 011enninld
n.. f4lrlt1ts.b'l ls O. .. iw •Y• Hllllla.
But until recently, Hagler's career had
been one of frusanmoo. For success in
boxing. more than any other sport.
comes ~om boctl physical talent and back·
room politics. Hagler has always dripped
of talent. but wkhout political clout. aD hls
efforts left him on the o utside
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Now 26 years old. Hagler has had 45
pro fights In six years, losing but two, both
by decisions. Placed at the top of most
middleweight rankings. Hagler's routine
most nights of the week ls the same. After
running five miles in the morning, Hagler
arrives at the Pe:tronem Gym in Brockton
at 7 P.M. to work out.
The Petronelli brothers. Goode and
Pat. double as his manager and trainer,
and the three have slowly struggled to-
gether. Their gym is a small. one-room af·
fair with two weU-wom rings and assorted
boxlng paraphernalia lying about. The
hardwood floon are dirty and musty,
while the walls bear numeTous pho12s of
Hagler's fights . '"
In the photos Hagler looks dangerous.
He shaves his head before fights, so it
gleams under the lights. And his black
torso Is so heavily muscled that It's shaped
like a capial V. Marvin changes clothes in
the small locker room, pulling gear fTom a
tiny wooden locker.
H agler grew up In New Jersey and his
family later moved to Brockton. long
a hard-core New EngLand boxing center
and Rocky Marciano's hometown. Hagler
drihed Into the sport at 17. when one day
he just walked Into the Petroneli Gym
and said he wanted to learn boxing. Most
fighters know their viral statistics in their
s&eep. Marvin recites his, "I won 52 ama-
teur fights. 47 by knockout. When I won
some of them trophies al the Golden
Gbws. ~ kept me going." A1 20, Marvin
tumed pro .
As a southpaw. Hagler had troubk! get,
ting fights from the start. becauw south-
paws do everydmg beckwmds. So. Hag·
ler ohen camouflaged himself as a nghty
just to get fights .
As Hagler walks out to the gym to
begin oerdstng, he recals, .. Somebody
said I had an attack style of fighting, liM a
Doberman pin!Cher or a German shep-
herd. I like that, becau9e you gotta be
vicious." He's also rock hard. In over 100
amateur and pro fights, Hagler has never
beet'! knock.d down. Not flYef\ Muham-
mad Ah can malce that claim.
Three years ago Holgler toolc a fight
wth Phlladelphla mJddJr.wlght conten-
der. Wllhe Monroe. on short notice even
though he was W. It turned out to be a big
(oondnued on poga 151
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Hagler '.s uicious jabs sto pped Keuin
Finnegan A tJtle shot is next.
HAGLER
(continued from page 10)
break because, even though Hagler lost
the fight on a d ose decision. he went on
to knock out Monroe twice in rematches.
Goode Petronelli, who trains Hagler,
remembers, ~Joe Frazier. who was Mon·
roe's manager. told Marvin, 'You got
three things going against you: You're a
SOU!hpaw. you're black. and you're good.'·
Since then. Hagler has been building
his reputation as a dangerous opponent.
Two years ago he fought then-undefeat·
ed number-one contender, Mike Colbert.
who ended up In the hospital with a frac.
lured )aw. Last year Kevin Annegan. ex-
European champ. fought and lost to
Hagler twice and left enough blood on
the ring floor to make the Red Cross
wince. Perhaps Haglers most impressive
accomplishment occurred with former
crosstown rtval. Vinnie Curto. 1he pair
was to have a showdown match in Bos-
ton when, suddenly, three days before
the fight . Curto panicked and skipped
town, fleeing 3 ,000 mUes to Seattle.
As a result, Goode Petronelli con-
cedes. "You have to practically get some-
one In a comer and hit him over the head
with a hammer to get him to fight
Marvin." Hagler has already called mid·
dleweight champ, Hugo Corro, "a sissy"
for not fighting him. And Vrto Antuofer·
mo, Corro's next scheduled opponent.
turned down a huge payday to fight Mar·
vin last fall. In fact, promoters have often
had to overpay Hagler's opponents In
order to make the match, with Hagler
taking the lesser cut.
'"When I was a ldd I thought fighters
who were rated number one Of two
would fight anybody in the world."
Hagler said. "Now I know different. 1hey
won't fight anybody. They )ust want to
hold onto their ranking. n
F inaly. Bob Arum stepped In. Arum,
one of the most Influential promotas
In boxing, signed a three-fight deal with
Hagler that Included the promise of fight·
ing the winner of the C.orro-Antuofenno
championship fight In May.
So the pot of gokl at the end of the
rainbow Is on Marvin Hagler's mind as he
speeds through hls sit-ups and shadow~
boxing. Then Hagler cllmbs In the ring
and works out with hls trainer. They run
through a boxing choreography. with
Hagler throwing tun punches at Petrone!·
ll's gloves. positioned by the head or
kidneys. Hagler is honing his wares: the
)ab, uppercut and hook are exploited In
every Imaginable combination.
After stx active rounds, Hagler leaves
the rtng. with rivulets of swat drtppfng
from his gliltenlng head. He returns to his
small locker to change. It was only last
irAMa.Y waKLY, Alf" tt. .. e 11
year that Marvin was able to qui! construe·
lion work because bigger boxing paydays
were on their way. He is both optimistic
and pragmatic now that he is so dose to his
big chance, Ml'm feeling good, working
hard. Getting dose to smelling that green.
,. And lV. I need that national exposure." J He won his third 1V fight in February. and
~ Is looking forward to more, especialy his
~ promised ~ shot in September.
Waming: The Surgeon General Has Oetennined
That Ciprene Smoblg Is Dlngerous to Your Health.
But he warns, Ml've been living on
promises all my life. I won't believe it until
I'm in that ring." He adds In a somber
voice. "I been working out of this same
comer for nine years. I knew I was better
than those guys, so I trained harder."
He pulls on a Marvelous Marvin Haljer
T-shirt. M8u1 they can't avoid me any
longer," he repeats slowly. looking ram
hard. angry and eager for mcwe. l&J
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T he most popular sport fish In America
is the bass. which has an appeal that
lures some five million anglers annually to
seek out this finny critter in its watery lair
-any fresh body of water offering food
and cover. from the narrow, fas1·runnlng ·
stream to the wide. deep lake.
The bass is a cantankerous fish that
hides, sulks and changes Its taste In lures
and location in any given body of water,
frequently and without warning. The bass
comes In a variety of colors, none too
brilliant; has contours from snout to tail
fin, all ugly; fights like a back-aUey
brawler when hooked; and is.known by
many colloquial names. And some of the
most popular bass are not bass al all, but
members of the sunfish family.
Bass or not. the largemouth leads the
most popular sport-fish parade by fllr. It Is
a prolific breeder, hits artificial lures with
gusto and Is found In every state e><cept
Alaska. The northern largemouth and a
subspecies found In Florida, Georgia and
California have a string of colloquial
names: big mooth, black bass, green
bass. linesldes. mossback, Welshman,
lake bass, keghead, lunkerbass, and even
bucket mouth.
The smallmouth has nearly as wide a
range as Its big·mourh broth". The
northern smallmouth and a subspecies,
the Neosho smallmouth found In the
rivers of Oklahoma, A~ansas and Mis·
souri also have a string of local names
such as green bass, brawny, bronzeback,
black bass, redeye, jumper, green trout,
tiger bass, Oswego bass, swago bass, and
JUSt plain smally.
The spotted bass ranges from the up-
per Mississippi Valley south to the Gulf
states, west to Texas, Oklahoma and Kan·
sas and east to Florida. It is also called the
Kentucky bass, llnesides bass, green bass,
green trout, diamond bass, southern bo.ss
and rocky bass.
An excellent game fish, It appears to be
ahybridbetweenthelargemouthandsmall·
mooth bo.u. II survives ctdverse condl·
dons better than either of Its cousins,
takes the same lures and Is a battler.
The redeye bass, a black bass resem·
bling the smaUmouth, mey also be called
shoal bass or Chlpola bass. Its red eyes
and fins are its most distinctive meri<lngs.
It Is 10Ught In the upper tributaries of the
Alabama and Chattahoochee river sys-
tems In Alabama, and the Sevenl'lllh
River dtalnage basin In Ge<>fgla, as well
as In Florida and Tenneseee.
Rock bo.ss are members of the aunflsh
family, but they are not black bass. They
are often called rock sunfish, and I.heir
considerable range Is from Vermont to
~r Lake Winnipeg In Manitoba and
south to the Gulf mites. The greatest
angling drawbed< to this fish Is Its slr.e -It
Frwd N~. when"°' writing oboul ourdoor ffl-, lllO~ through wood1 ond ,,,.otN
Is a relatively small fish .
The two true members of the bass family
are the white bass and rhe yellow bass
Extremely prolific, good to eat and
easy to catch, the white bass ranges
throughout the Great Lakes (except Lake
Superior), the Ml.sslssippi Valley and then
across Texas lo northeastern Me><k:o. The
yellow bass is most abundant In large
rivers and lakes of the upper Mississippi
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Whatever the angler's devotion. he or
she can find happiness at an unfamiliar
bass lake if the fishing trip has been planned
In a precise manner.
Perhaps the most important trait of a
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fish for ba.ss back home, or the lures you
use, may not do the job in other waters.
And knowing where to seek the bass is
one of the most Important factors. In a
word. bass need "cover." Mature bass
need it both for protection and to catch
rhelr own prey
Out of sight, this ravenous-jawed
marauder hides and charges out with
awesome speed to engulf its victims. Bass
are found In and around weeds, lily pads,
logs, brush. debris, fallen limber, docks,
pilings, dark pockets, rocks, undercut
banks, shore Indentations, wrecks, reefs,
shoals and any midlake structure differing
from rhe surrounding bottom.
The bass eats virtually anything moving
through the water, Including snakes,
frogs, smaller fl.sh , crayfish, freshwater
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snails and leeches.
As the bass approaches Its victim, or its
victlm approaches the bass. the bass
suddenly opens Its mouth and flllres its
gills. creating a suction that pops the ob-
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The best time to fish for bo.ss Is every
time you have the opportunity, because
h.ss are unpredictable. You may catch
your limit one morning while the bo.ss are
feeding In the shallows, while later In the
day the bass will hit any1hlng you can get
down to them in deeper water.
Whether you use splncasting, spin·
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on bass Is up to you, bur preparation
should be done carefu lly. Also. there Is
no substitute for good equipment. If
you're a newcomer to the sport, you
should probably stick to spinning or spin·
casting. Balrcastlng takes considerable e><·
perlenee to do well 11nd fly fishing,
though not difficult to master. has a
special technique of Its own
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whlp up some imaginative dlshe:s with
your Easter basket leftovers.
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1. Blend all Ingredients thoroughly.
ChiU. Serve on lettuce leaves, If desired.
. 2. Garnish imaginatiwly: pie.Ide fans,
carrot curls, nld.ish roses and tomato
wedges would a8 make anracttve addl·
tk>ns. Maka 6 wrvings
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1. Chop hard-cooked eggs very fine: set
aside.
t . In blend.r. combine mu.st.wd, salt,
pepp«r. ollw oil. vlnegw. ~.
aha, s-*y, dMrvtl and tlnagOn.
Cowr and IMnd about one mlnu• or un·
Iii gheridns end aha .. chopped ftne.
S. Add chopped hard-cooked eggs; stir
to blend.
4. Use thls colorlul piquant sauce owr
cold poached fish, cold cooked
asparagus or as a dn!ssing for mbu!d
greens. Mok.es about 3 cups
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1. In large bowl, 3PrinJde yeast over Y•
cup warm water. Stir to dissolve. Add re·
malnlng water and oltve oil
2. With large spoon, beat in 1 Yz cups
flour until smooth; continue beating 2
minutes. Add salt. pepper and enough
remaining flour to make a stiff dough.
3. Tum out onto lightly floured board.
Knead until smooth and elasdc:, about 8
to 10 mlnutes. Place In oiled bol.vl, turn-
ing to oil top. Cover. let rise in warm
place, frtt fTom draft, until doubled in
bulk, about l'h hours.
4. Punch dough down; dlvkle in half. On
large greased cookie sheet. roU 1/2 of
dough Into a 14-inch circle.
5. Make ricotta filling: in medlum bowl,
combine ricotta, onion, garlic, parsley,
Pannesan, sah, pepper and egg. Beat un·
tll smooth.
6. Spread ricotta Alling on dough to
within one Inch ol edge. Anange the 6
twd<aoked eggs in the filling. spacing
them evenly.
7. Cut 1/l o8 the remaining dough; set
a.side. RoD remaining Large portion inJo a
lJ..inch drde; place over fllling. Bring
edge ol bottom dough up over top dougti_
Seal edge and 9Calop edge pmtily.
I , Roi rest ol dough Into six 6Y,.,inch
long ~· Arrange on top of ptrza,
nldlating from the center to edge; pinch
to seal. Beat egg yolk with water and
brush aD over d~.
9. Bake ptzza on lowest shelf ol own for
10 minutes, at preheated tempenituni of
4750f. Reduce heat to 4500f. and bake
20 to JO minutes ~. or until a deep
golden brown. Cut Into IWdge:s and serve
wtth hot ptua sauce.
Haka 6 eo 8 servings
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like new. Put! Easy to 11ee! No1ped1I
tool• needed Wor1ra evuy t,ime or your mone_y bac:k
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PROSTATE
Get rid of prostate misery. Reheve prob-
lems like pain, urgency. retention and
gelling up nights. Wrote today for FREE
report. Helllth-Dpt. FW·22 Boll 24147.
Lo. Angelet, CA 90024.
DID YOU HAVE PROB LEMS with
your lawn. trees, shrubbery or roses
last year? II so, send for my easy to
follow booklet on wn1t, when •nd
how to care for your y1rd. Send
$2.00 check or money order to
~ic:an Hom11 G.rdener, P.O. Box
1576, Pueblo, Colotado 81003.
au a brcakthrou&h in denture com-1---------------t
fort and 1eeurity. Tcsied and proved
in a leadin1 American University.
SEA-.IOND holds so firm it resists loo. enina even when you bite down hard.
Tasteless, odorless. cannot ooze °'
wash out. The KCret of sEA-.IOND ia a powerful all·natural adhesive from
the tea blended into a convenient no-
m«e seal. Available for uppers and lo~rs. SEA·BOND =.=
BREAK THE STRANGLEHOLD
OF BRONCHIAL
ASTHMA.
Relax bronchial muscles and
get rid of thick, clogging mucus.
Of •11 INdlng tableta, only soften and break up the
Bronklllcte e11n give you thla plugs of mucus so you can
doublM>llrreted llCUon. No expel them easily
otherlledlngtmblethaan Within minut~s . you can
npectonlntto help you be breathing easy and free. ,.._~get rid of mucus. _ Relieved of hacking.
Yousee,Bronkaldworks~tw wheezing. w~ys to.unclog your lungs of • // • gasping
thick. sticky mucus. /?;/ for air. And
1 It relaxes bronch~·a1 ,~# ,/' with Bronka1d
muscles and '/'-,/ Tablets. relietwill
opens blocked • 7 / last for hours. The
bronchial tubes. ~,-/ ~ next time bronchial
2At the same time. ~t asthma attacks you, attack
theexpectorantin 11..:wilh the double·b~rreled
Bronkaid Tablets helps action that Bronka1d gives you.
tu. any .. Cllf«JllCI)
BROM(AID'TABLE IS
ARMOUR~ ARMOURY
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TRANCE PLANT
The Imitation plant that graces
Our //ulng room now sags In
places,
No doubt since guests all houe
to feel
Before they 're sure It lsn 't real.
QUIPS &
QUOnS
It con 't be helped by /ertiflur,
And watering would be no
Wiler.
We'ue propped It up, but this
endeavor
JU$t makes II look more fake
than euer.
One remedy alone Is left ,
But we're not qualified, not
deft.
To make our poor plant seem
to burgeon,
We 11 toke II too plastic surgeon.
-Richard Armour
A.OOR PLAN
Our daughter Is ecstalk,
But I'm o ment.ol wreck -
For college, she's selected
A school named Disco Tech.
-Dick Emmons
COD9Clence! that impediment
which so often rudely interferes
while money Is talking.
-Thomas LaMonce
Here's an original thought: not
houlng on original thought is
comforting to some. The.y11
neuer houe their ideo.s stolen.
-Fronk Tyger
Purr from on Eastern phlloso-
pher: some people are like cats;
they lick themselves with their
tongues. -Mortin Rogowoy
10 "mUSTS" FOR YOUR mEDICAL EXAm
By Paulo Dronov
For most of us. a routine phys-
ical ls a nerve-wracking ex-
perience. Even when we're
well, the prospect of a head·to-
toe checkup -all those ques-
tions, au those tests, aU that
scrutlny of our bodies -Is un·
settling. And It's become all the
more so now that doctors have
at their command a mysterious
anay ol tesl'5 specflcaly designed.
we may suspect, just to prove
we're not as healthy as we feel.
A modem medical checkup /5
a thorough and sophisticated
procedure, but It does offer
more than just routine reassur-
ance that we're really In good
shape. Here are 10 key ele·
ments of a complete checkup:
1. Medlcal Hlatoly: This Is
vital If you're seeing the phys!·
clan for the first time. Irrelevant
and embarrassing as some of
the questions may wem (do
you perspire easily? how's your
sex life?), they're designed to
give the doctor a more com·
plete picture of yow overall
health than the physical exam
alone will reveal. A medical his·
tory ln'lulres Into your own past
heahh (childhood disease, any
operations, hospitalizations).
the diseases your parents.
brothers and sisters have had,
your penonal habits (do you
smoke? how much exercise do
you get?). the medications you
take (vitamins? tranqudlzers?
the Pill?). your marital status,
occupation, recent travels as
well as your family's ethnic ori-
gins. (Some diseases are more
common among -or peculiar
to -Cer1aln ethnic IJ'OUps.)
I . Blood ,.,._.,.: Prob-
ably the most significant of the
routine tats, blood·pressur«
rudJn91 can be • valuable early
warning of such potential prob-
lems as strokes, heart attacks.
kidney damage and blindness.
Normal or low blood pressure
Isn't any problem (In general,
the lower. the better). but high
blood pressure requires treat·
menL Fortunately, It can be
lowered and controlled with
medication and diet.
3 . Eyee: Signs of a number
of diseases, from arterloscJe.
rosls to vitamin deficiency. may
show up in the eyes. By feeling
the eyeballs through the eyelid,
a doctor may Rnd that they're
unusually hard. a symptom of
glaucoma. An Instrument called
a tonometer ls then used to
measure lntraoccular pressure.
By asking you to follow a mov·
Ing finger, the doctor can deter·
mine whether there's any weak·
ness in the eye muscles. A slml·
larly simple test can Indicate
whether you have a problem
with peripheral vision (a sign of
brain tumors, strokes or glau·
coma). By looking Into your
eyes with an ophthalmoscope,
the doctor can see if you've got
a cataract, and by Inspecting the
Inside of lhe eye. find signs of
arteriosclerosis. diabetes, high
blood pressure, even tubetcufo.
sis or some infections.
4. Neck, C'-t and Hart:
Here's where the stethoscope
comes out. The doctor listens to
the carotid artery ln the neck for
a sound that lndlcales o con-
striction. The rhythm ol the
heart and any munnurs lndlcat·
Ing an abnonnal flow of blood
are picked up by the mtho·
ac:ope, while the sound of the
lungs tells the doctor If you're
wheezing from chronic bron·
china or asthma or If there's
•nythlng In the lungs but u .
5. y..., .... D .. obla: Thia
Indication lh.t there's .dequate
OICygtn In your blood la P'Ckeci
up via• routine blood tat. It's
one of about 14 dlffCTent tats
run on the ame blood s.mple
and Is derived from a count of
the red and white cells.
6. Cholesterol and Trl·
91yuridn: Of all the 14 blood
tests, these are the ones we've
heard most about recently.
Cholesterol and triglycerides
are blood fats, and the higher
the level of one or the other (or
both), the higher the risk of
heart disease.
7. Rectal Exam: This Is the
part nobody Ukes, but It's con-
sidered vital for detecting hem-
orrhoids. polyps and cancer.
The doctor may use one of two
Instruments. a proctoscope or a
sigmoldoscope to examine the
bowel. Related to this exam Is a
test of the stool for blood that
may be due to hemorrhoids, an
ulcer or cancer.
8. Cheet X-Ray: AD sorts of
things show up on a chest X-ray
-the size of the heart. a "shad·
ow" on the lung that may mean
a tumor or may just be evidence
of tuberculosis that's been cured
or an Infection you onee had. It
also can reveal pneumonia that
doesn't produce much In the
way of symptOll\$.
9 . El•ctrocardloar••
(EKG): This test requires hook·
Ing you up to a machine that
records the electrical Impulses
that charactertz$ the heart's ac-
tivity. The test can detect distur-
bances In cardiac activity and
pick up Indications of such
problems as an Inadequate
blood flow to the heart, enlarge-
ment of pOrtions of the heart or
changes In ac:ttvlty due to a pre-
vious heart alt.ck.
10. F• w.,... o.Jr: A
woman's physical always
mould Include a bruat CXAmJ.-
natlon. a Pap smear (the test for
CftVbl ca""1) and • peMc ex·
amlnatlon. While doctort di$.
asr-on whcttwr or not an an-
nual checkup II • neonelty for
all adults, mott lnsllt that
women never lklp the l1m
gynecological eqm, ~
GRASS SEED WILL. NEVER GROW A LAWN LIKE llfll-DAOUGHT a WEAR RESISTANT! Amaz.oy lawns take cook· outs, parties. Children ptayioa on it won't hurt it or themselves! Stays arceo ri&ht thru scorchina beat and drouptl
Lady Plugs In ZOysia Grass
Saves Time, Work I Money
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER. UP TO 200 AMAZOY ZOYSIA GRASS PLUGS FREE
BJ Jack T. Johneon, Agronomist
Every year I ICC people pour more and
more money into their lawns. They dig.
fertiliz.e and Ume. They ralce it all in.
• They scatter
their aced and
roll and water it.
Birds love itl
Seeda which
aren't washed
away by rain
aive them a
__,,. .. ,,...,. feast. But some
II wl II •' U. ~ --..a .....,wt, and a....1w-...,.,r.a ~ r-
z.,.M .,_ IOOll it's time to
weed, water and mow, mow .•• until
summer cornea to bum the lawn into bay,
oc crabpua and diaeues in feat it.
That'• what happens to ordinary arua,
but not to Amazoy Zo)'lia.
"MOWED IT 2 TIMES,"
WRITf;S WOMAN
For example, Mn. M. R. Mitter writ.ea
me bow her lawn " ... is the envy of all
who aee it. When everybody's lawm
around here are brown .from droupt
oun juat ataya .. areen u ever. I've never
watered it, only when I put the plup in.
... Lut aummer we bad it mowed (2)
times. Another thins, we never have to
pull any weed1-it'1 juat wonderful! ..
And from Iowa came word that the
atate'a larfCll Men's Garden Club picked
a Zoyaia lawn aa the ''top lawn-nearly
perfect .. in ita area. Yet this lawn bad
been watered only ona: all summer up
toAupstJ
CHOKES OUT CRABGRASS
Thick. rich, luaurioul Amuoy pvwa into
a carpet of ... that c:boka out crab-
.,.. and w..w an ....... 1oa1. It will
NOT winter-kill. Goel off iCI peen color
after killiq ff'Oll, repim frail new
beeuty ewry SpriDs-a tnae pereaniall
DON'T BE MISLED!
THERE IS OHL Y ONE
AMAZOY
Amazoy plugs are taken Crom genu·
inc Z·S2 Meyer Zoysia ... guaran-
teed wjnter-hardened for 3 f•U years
und~r the supervision of trained
agronomists. Over a HALF-BIL·
LION plugs aold (outsells the others
JO to l)I So don't take chances with
inferior plugs. Accqit No S.llld-
t.te for Amaoy Zo,.W If It la.'t
AJUZOy, yCM1're llOt settilll die pl11p
ti.t .... Zoyalat .....
FOR SLOPES, PU Y AREAS,
elARESPOTS
End erosion of slopes with Amaz.oy. Per-
fect answer for bard-to-cover spots, play-
wom areaa.
~NEED TO RIP OUT
PRESENT GRASS
PLUG AMAZOY INTO OLD LAWN,
NEW GfJOU'-0 OR NURSEffY ~REA
Juat act Amuoy plugs into bolea in
around like a cork in a bottle. Plant l
foot apart, checkerboard atyle.
When planted in ui1tin1 lawn araa
plup will spread to drive out old, un-
wanted powtb, includina weeda-from
part abade to full aun. Eaay planting in-
atructioot with order.
YOUA OWN SUPPLY
OF PJ,.UG TRANSPLANTS
EatabUabed Amazoy aiftl you loylia
pJup to plant in other areu u deli.red!
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Amuoy exclutiwl No one elae can offer
you tbia patented 2-way pluger. Snee
bendillt. time, wort. Upt, na ..... ID-
valuable for tramplanda" Oda away
compsciQ1 srowtb u ii dip plua bola
Every Plug Guaranteed to Grow
In Your Area• In Your Soil
• AMAZOY WON'T WINTER-KILL-has survived temperatures
30• below zero!
• AMAZOY WON'T HEAT-KILL-when other grasses burn out,
Amazoy remains green and lovely.
Plug Ama:roy into an entire lawn or problem areas. Plug it intQ poor soil,
"builders soil", clay or even sally, sandy beach areas. 1 guarantee every plug,
regardless. Any plug failing to grow in 45 days replaced F REE. Since we're
hardly in business for the fun of it, you know we're 100% au re of our product!
CUTS YOUR WORK, Order now for your FREE Bonus Plugs. SAVES YOU MONEY
Your deep-rooted, established Amaz.oy
lawn saves you time and money in many
ways. It never needs replacement . . •
ends re-seeding forever. Fertili.z.ina aod
watering (water costs money, too) are
rarely if ever needed. It ends the need
for crabarass killers permanently. It c:uta
puabing a noisy mower in the blisterina
aunby~. ·
NO SEED, NO SQO!
There's no seed that produces winter-
bardy Meyer Zoysia. Sod of ordinary
arus brinp with it the problems of eeed-
like weeda, diseases, buroin1 out, other
Wa.
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Life-Saving Alert
Thousands of Americans require
emergency medical treatment each year,
but for those who have existing hidden
conditions such as heart disease or medl·
cation allergies, treatment can be compli-
cated I/ rescue wori<ers are unaware of
the problem. For these people, Medic
Alert Is a system worth knowing about.
By joining Medic Alert, a member re·
ceives a bracelet or necklace with the uni-
versally recognized Medic Alert symbol
on the front. On the revene side Is the
member's ldenlitication number, a hot-
Une telephone number and a list of medi-
cal problems. By calling the 24-hour
emergency answering service, coiled, ad-
ditional baclqound from the member's
computerbled file can be made available
within seconds. For more free informa·
tioo about the Medic Alert system, write
to Medic Alert. Bo1t 1009, Dept. F.W .
Turlock, Calif. 95380.
A Se.rious Spectacle
Whle some people consider eyeg'aves
the bane of thetr existence. there are
many fOf' whom they are an unaffordable
luxury. lhanks to New Eyes for the
Needy, the problem has been alleviated
for a number al people, both herv and
elsewhere In the work!. According to
Jean O'OonneD, vice chairperson of New
Eyes, the servtce collects one million pairS
ol eyeglimes a year. New Eyes tes&s the
~ ol al the plastic-framed g&a.es to
determine thft pcaulptk>n and then
sends them abroad to fulll orden placed
by medical millions. The metal-framed
glasea, and any other metal objects (such
I ll
rs If ,_,,'SP ... ,,,...
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I' 8 • -· Al9W c.,.
1n
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Energy Alternatives
There's no doubt that the cost of
petroleum products will continue 10 rise;
the question now is, ''What alternatives
are there?" Researchers at both the Uni·
versity of California at Davls and at Tex.ss
A&M Univer$1ty have been studying the
possibility of supplementing eKlsting
power with power created by ag,icultural
wastes such a.s nutshells, wood chips,
prunlngs and straw, resources that arv
now plowed back into the soil or burned.
John T. GoM, a professor of agricultur·
al engineering at Davis, says that ~if un·
wanted by-products of wood and timber
production can be turned into fuel at a
reasonable cost. we'U achieve more effl.
dent disposal of ~ltural wastes and
we11 lessen our dependence on fossil
fuels." The technology to do this has ex·
lsted for quite a while In the form of "gasl·
fiers," converters that transform wcutes
Into gas that can then be used to run ma·
chinery. According to Goss, one Califor·
nia walnut cooperative Is now putting in a
steam generator that will be powered by
the 40.000 tons ol nutshells that the co-
op colects yearly. The generator will pro-
duce enough energy to run the plant's
operating machinery and cold-storage
rooms.
as old watches, jeweby and dentures)
that have been donated are sent to a
refinery where they are melted and the
precious metal extracted. New Eyes Is
financed by the sale ol this metal.
While New Eyes sends funds to agen-
cies, hospitals and clinics, which then
distribute ~ to the needy. about
6 ,000 pairs a year are furnished to lndi·
viduals who hew demonstrated their
need. For more lnfonnatlon on this ser·
vice you can write to New Eyes FOf the
Needy, 549 Milburn Ave., Shon Hills,
N.J . 07078.
Photographic
Evidence
We know you don't have the Mona
Usa hanging on your wd, but nearly
~ owns IC>methiig that should be
p1<*ded against los. MmlY ~
companies ~ommend that you keep a
~ ol every insured Hem In your
home, and what better way to do " than
with a J>hok9aph? Recognizing this.
Judy BcrnhAtut and Natale Newfeld, two
l..Mngston, N.J .. women, creaMd Photo-
logue, a 9GVbt which cori>lnes photo-
But. Goss cautions, gasifiers are not
the answer to our energy problems. "As
long as we have ~um available.
most people will be willing to pay the ex·
tra cost. A new energy outiook, one that
undencands the need for solar and plant
energy. will have to be accepted before
the technology In these areas can .be
made readily avallabk. But. when the ne-
cessity ls there. tt will be done."
~ al vakaable objects wtd't d8taUed
written dacnptions.
Ms. Bemhaut 5Uggests that home·
owners take careful photographs of their
Insured po •sak>ns because .. any picture
'5 better than no picture." Pk:tura and
dac:rtptions should be kept In a sale-
depoelt bOlll °" on flJe wtth the lntunnce
COfT'll*'Y. As Ms. Bemh.ut noeed, "'Peo-
ple should be compensated falrly for what
they've lost, .net replacing anything today
costs an arm .net a leg." Mmmmm. now
where did you put that c..mera?
Lifestyles
Book learning. Almost one out
of every three American adults reads
at least a book a month, says a GaUup
poll conducted for the American Li·
brary Association and sponsored by a
grant from Baker & Taylor, the coun-
try's oldest and larges! book dlslrlbu-
tor. While more than half of all Ameri·
cans aged 18 and over visited a public
library In the last year, 20 percent of
those questioned had no idea where
the funding for a li>rary came from.
and only 43 percent said they would
be willing to pay higher taxes to cover
Ubrary costs. This, despite the fact that
the cost of a book bas risen 64 percent
since 1970 and magazine prices went
up 9.2 percent in the last year.
Hei>e f« tten.. People who
have been avoiding eggs because
they're high in cholesterol may be able
to enjoy them once again, thanks to a
New Jersey pharmacologist. Dr. Sam·
uel Klein claims that by adding an In·
expensive mbt1ure ol certain herbs lo
regulat hens' feed, he can reduce the
c:hole:sterol In eggs by about 30 percent.
Tele.WO.. The newest version of
Pfnocdiio, the famous classic about a
puppet who becomes a real boy wiU
be presented by the Public Broad·
casting Service beginning Saturday.
April 21. Check local &stings for the
time In your area.
BIRTHDAYS (Son.-Thurs. Aries, Fri.
and Sat. Taurus): Sa.-, -Elrabeth
Mon1gamay 46. ...... -Petu
Ustinov 58; Henry Mancini 55; Edie
Adams 50. T...t.y -Hany Reasoner
56: James Garner 51. W1l1Ud.,. -
James Drury 45; Hunttngeron Har1fon1
68; Hayley Mils 33; Robert Hooks 42. n......, -Don Adams 52: Kenneth
52; Hugh O'Bnan 49. F.w., -Ryan
O'Neal 38: Juan Miro 86; Uonel Hamp-
ton 65. Sa...., -Anthony Quinn 64;
Rollo May 70; Queen Elimbeth 53.
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WEEK
COSTA MESA
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE
WEEK OF APRIL 15 • APRIL 21
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TV WEEK. APRIL 15. 1979
~ORANGE COUNTY
CAR BUYERS GUIDE
~ .. .._ ______ AND SERVICE DIRECTORY-~
SADDLllACIC IMW
28402 Marguerite Parkway
Mission Viejo
131 -2040 -05-4949
IOI McLAREHS IMW
At Beach Blvd. & Whittier
La Habra -522-5333
CADILLAC
MAIERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-91 oo
DATSUN
IAIWICK DATSUN
33375 Camino Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano
Ht-IJ1S-4tl·U75
GAIDa. HOVI DATSUN
13861 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
llt-7000
LINCOLN-MERCURY
JOHMSOM It SOM
UMCOLM-MllCUIY
2626 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -140-5'30
PORSCHE-AUDI
'
I
CllVIH MOTORS
208 W. 1st St.
Santa Ana -US-3171
CHEVROLET
CONNELL CHIVIOUT
2800 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -546-1200
FORD
'HIL LOMG FOID
43 Auto Center Drive
lrvine -761-5111
GMC
UMIYHSITY OLDSMOllLI
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-9640
DAILY PILOT
GUSTAFSON
LIMCOLM.MRCUIY
16800 Beach Blvd ..
Hunt. Beach -142-1144
VOLKSWAGEN
CHl~I IYHSOM, IMC. JIM MAIUMO
445 E. Coast Hwy. VOLICSWACHM
Newport Beach -67>-otOO 18711 Beach Blvd ..
llU YAM Hunt. Beach -142-2000
POISCHa-AUOI •AID94 HOVI VOUSWA ... 13631 Harbor Blvd. 13731 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove Garden Grove
6J6-2JJJ IJ4-410I
I
IOYCAIVHIMW
1 540 Jamboree Road
Newport Beach -640.6444
SAIL CHEVROLET
900 So. Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach
494-11 ll -546-9967
SUNSET FOllD
5440 Garden Grove Blvd.
Westminster -636-40 IO
SUBARU
GAID .. MOVISUIAIU
13821 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
554-0IOO
RV's & SUBARU
SEA & SUM
17555 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach -
142·0'75
OLDSMOBILE
UMIYMSITY OLDSMOllU
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -546-9640
TOYOTA
a&. MAXIT TOYOTA
18881 Beach Blvd.
Hunt. Beach -147.alH
(AUTHORIZED BALEB/SERVICE/&ATISFACTIDN)
SUllOAY, U'ltl H
l:OO U (Ill CilJ llaltn Giff r .. r11111t11t Finals coveraee from the
Auausta Nattonal Golf Club 1n Aueus11, Ca.
II flll all~ Coveraae ol lht Grand Nalt0nal Steeplechase
Ille Aimed Foms bo11ne ch1mp1ons/11ps from l1Ule Creek. V1. p111 two
ol tht AIAW eymnasl1es champt0nsh1ps from Penn Stile University, and
the 'T111est of Them All" compelthon
• (JI) '21l l11t1matioMI c11 • ..-.., llU.1 Covmee of the
match between !he rums from the USA 1nd bsl Germany
l:lO 8 P'Tt __..., lhe Cahlorn11 Aneets al lh~~ Oakland As
:l:lO 8 (]) ~ (8J Tiit AIMriun s,.m.. (R) Coveraee ol "The Sp1111 ol '78 The F111h1 of Double El< II," lhe remarkable lrue srory of !ht
ftrsl $11CCtsslul cross1na of the Allanttc 1n 1 balloon
3:00 B (Jl) <Ill Tiit lest ol ~It ol tM Sean H11h1trh1s of some
of the most n c1tin1 seamenls from lh1s year's proerams
3:l0 B (f}) (l1J ht~ "'flfl Teams to be 1nnounced
8 (]) ®I a Wi4t Wttld ti Sptrts Covmee of the World
Gymnastics Champt0ns; and lhe WOfld record h1&h dive challenee
4:00 D flllilJ Clfclt T111nls Ftn1ls covmee from lht Sea Pints Planlahon.
in South Caroltna
FlllOAY, Arllll 20
7:30 ID '" ._..H The Los Anerlu Dodeers al lhe San r rancisco Giants
11:30 B (I) [2) <Ill l'ro 11 ... 111111 1'11,.tf Teams lo be announced
SATUllOAY, Al'tll 21
10:00 U @ (8) '" llllMll Kansas C11y Royals at the Boston Red So~
(Pnmary), the Statllt Ma11ners 11 the Minnesota Twins (Secondary)
1:00 U ID \Ill Ttun11lltllt ol C111111,i.s Golf Semi ltnals coverage from
the laCosla Country Club 1n Carlsbad. Ca
• P'Tt ...W The los Aneeles Oodeers al the San Francisco G11nts l:JO 9 (Ill <Ill s,.tts Sptd.lcullr H11hl1ghls ol the World Mired
Pairs Gymnastics Champ1onsh1p
• (II 9 holntitMI ll•ttn TMr The Firestone Tournament
of Ch1mP10ns from the Rme" Lanes 1n Akron. Ohio
5:00 8 CJ) (21) WIN WMW ol s,.rts Cowaee ol lhe bout between Su111
Ray Leonard ind Adolpho Viruet, the Wood Memor11I Race from
Aqueduct Par\ 1n New Y0tk: '"d i preview of the Georee Wtllt& rock·
chmb of Devil's Tower 1n Wyom1ne t:GO • P'Tt Slccer The Azlea vs Sullle
SUllDAY, Al'tll 15
i:GO B "Tiit Gf11ttst Gift" (dra) '74-Glenn Ford, lance Kerwin
D t!lll "How""" Wa My ValltJ" ( dra) · 41 -Walter P1deeon a> "VtMetta 111 t1lt Saint" (mys) '68-Roaer Moore. Ian Hendry
7:00 at uumr '"*" (mus) '48-Judy Garland, Fred Astaire. l-0011 0 (8) ''Witll Sia Y111 '-! Eu 1111" (com) '68-0oris Day, B11an
Ke1lh. Barbm Hershey. George Carlin.
t :OO e CJ) <Ill a "Tht 11111111 Dollar Tluul" (adv) '79-0ate
Robinette. Patrick Macnee, Ralph Bellamy
MOllDAY, Alftl Ii
1:00 e lifJ "II~'' (dra) '~6-Rober1 Mitchum, U11ull1 Thiess.
D "Tiie 11111 Mlt lltftr Wa" (dra) ·~6-Chfton Webb.
t :OO U @QI) "Tiie ,,,,..., 1f Stet114 Att111t" (com) '75-h ck
Lemmon. Anne Bancroft. Gene Slks.
TVESIMY, Arllll 17
l118 B @)"Dil1y ...,_,. (1dw) '68-John lret.nd, Cul1 Juraens. m "T ..... Al!crJ ... "(dra)'S7-HenryFonda,lteJ Cobb.
t :OO a (I}) (l1J "Tr111s,l111t" (dra) '79-Koui Dobson, Melinda
lhllon, GranYllle Van Dusen, Ronny Coa, Bibi Besch. e O "Ml,_ TllMI" (drt ) · 7~-Chlrles BroMOn. Jamn Cobllfft
WlDllUDA Y, Al"lll 11
toe e "Tiie P'lwlll Olla" (wes) '56-llollert R'fan. V111mi1 Maro
ntUAY.Alllllt
l:tl e "tle• .. 11" (wes) '67-Joseph Collen, N01m1 Btncett. G "Wll Sec. $f'lil W ...._,,..(com) '57-Tony Rlndall. m -n. ~ Dey" (dra) '6S-Ge0t&e Peppard. Roddy McOowan.
f"llDAY, Allll 21
liO • -0. FMt Ill Hell" (wes) '60-Alan ltdd. Don M111my. G "Tiie DMt Sia" (dra) '68 Alan Ladd, W~ham Belld11. e ....,..,. rw.11" (aclV) '43-lrTot flynn, Gt11t lotklllrt.
t.00 • CJ) 9 IJI "Dmt flt" (com) '76-Glenn Motshowtf, Lisa ltmole.
SATVlllAY, APlll 11
i:tO • ''ka ...,,.. .. (Kt·fl) '39-Buster Crabbe, Collst1nce Moore. • ~ 20lt' (dra) '67-Mtehael lltnrltt, Wendell Cor•J.
t.oO • llJl ~,. ($C1°f1) '$6-lleymond 81111
• "Tiit IMr" (susp) '/1-An1anet11 Comt1, Rutll Roman
• "Scrtlll, "'"'"""" (SUSfl) '73-Btllt DHll, Ttcl BttstH. t•a Cl) (1J) (tb .. ,,.... ,...., _ .. (com) '14-Sidney Pvltitr.
t:JO • ""1dl•••" (ho!) '7l•CtOISI Sanders. 8tf)l lltid .....
Kc•\ in Doh,crn .111d .\frliml,1 1>1ll11n 'I Jr 111
"Tr,1n<.pl.int," ,1 tl r.1m,1 1111 u'inK on .1 111.111 \\ho
livl·d hi' lih· h\ tht• rule•, .ind p l,!\ 1·d 1111' ~.11111·'
Ill'< l'\\.H\ lo ,11t.11n .1 p11·1 e• ol "I h1• l\nll'ri1.u1
Dri•Jm." onh to '11tltl1·nh tintl .ill he· 11.1,
\\orkl•d 111r-,1• \\I'll ,1, 111• \l't\ 'II" I\ .il-
11•op.irdi11·d ll\ ,1 he'.irl .11lnwnl I lw •fH'11.1I .1ir'
ruc,d.H .11 4IP\.I on < ll'i
D.1ll' Rohim·lk (h.11 I., c l'f111•r) , .. .,, ,,, Rolwrl
'I.ind\, .i KOH'rnnw111 •t'trl'l ·•Kl'lll, \\ho lllU\I
ulilitl' ,rn Jrwn.11 or hlf:hl\ 111111\11,il \\ 1·.1po11q to
dl'kr an inh•rn,1 lion.1I < rimin.tl from launc hlllK
J mi"ill' into lhl• t:.irlh'' 11111ne• l.H t•r in "I ht•
Billion Doll.tr TIHl'•ll," on lhe• ;\Bl liund.1\ NiKht
Movil' ,1t 'IPM. Al,11 'l.irrin)I .Ht" P.11ri< I. l,11 n1•1•
(h.ic I., ll'ft) .i' art h vill.1in Hor.11i11 Bl.HI.; Rolwrl
Tt.·"il'r (riKhl) .i' Bl·nj.1min-Bl.1< k', 'h'l'l·Jnn1•d
.is'i .. 1.inl; Jnd Bl•lh .ind k11r1·n ~Pt'< hi (Iron!),\\
Holly .ind h \ -Blil< '"' K•rhrit•nd,.
8:00
U U D ® ru111ru
111e rn tlft
U K-'"tt SWIO. Sfflester m Untftnity of the Air
-6:30-
D s-y,ide
u ~ lloC !Of hnt11 °"" D Vih Altatt
• O.,bruk LA (8) re1t11res m11ew zoohwe
Cl) Cartoonwille
m Capt** A8C News
Except Mon a Aarkullllre USA
7:00
U ()) ([I) Mor11in1
U !lll \UI Todl, Show
D 700 Club
U CJ) ® f2I) Good Mornln1
Allltricl David Hartman hosts
liJ Tiit f rooiles m O> 8'1p Blinn,
fli)Yop IOf Hultll
-7:30-u llodr BllUits tD TOlll l Jeny a> Knltt ., sun m Mister "°Sen; Oftca Upon 1
Cllssk rr. "Hostaees"
O lM American Style
U ®l l2tl $.20,000 ,.,r1m1d m Tllll Girl
O> Nann' & tllt l'rof es.sor
11:00 U 1 lt Youn& & llestless
U <U Of) l'-d l'lus
0 The Bia V111ty
a (]) (ft) F1mi" feud
CfO) All Mr Children m A W01111n Is Bess Mryrrson
hosts this proeram lealurrne lilm
p()rtra1ts of women from va11ous hie
styles, economic cu,umS1ances and
,thnK eroups as thry come to 1r1ps
with the confhcts and everyday situ
at ions characte11st1c ol the pa111cula1
eee group being leatured Programs
are 'Adolescence .. Mon. "The
lwentres," lues. The lhut•es "
Wed, "The forties:· Thurs, and "The
f 1ft1es," frr
Q) Gomer Pyle m Electric eom,.n,
-11:30-u CJ) ([I) Sffrdl fOf T-row
U (fl) (H) Hollywood $qU1rH a (21) lly1n' s Hope
I;) llodr Buddies
mNews m 01c1 emtt s.
AFT•RNOON
1J Medical Ctnter: lrlu' Trier
lilllole Tues U } .a: 'Ille Edee of N11ht T M~e Dovalls s..,.
I;) GrHll Aerts mi Mcmt: Ste Oayhmr Mov1~s mm ea~ f.2' Match Game 1l' C.rd Slllru n 0vtt usy m futures
~ Villa Aleare
-3:30-u Cros.s-W"rts J: My Three Sons
U Go-Coast G111rd rues a DiNh!
U lfloorie: See Oaylime Mov1u
I;) My f norite M1rti,n m IE 121> ~rtoons Jll The Johr's ~ !UJ All Sl1r Semis
(23) Villi Alecre
ED l'autlempos tDJ Oi111h!; Bewitched Tues
~ Hod&epocl&e lod&I
4:00
D Mrtth 611111 CD Adlm-12
U Mary TWler lrltofe
I;) Wild Wild West
ffl Tlle "'*ies
'2]J Carel lumtlt & Friends; S,.Cl1I
Trut Tues
® Stlldio Set
fl) Y-1111 Ntare
Ill) The AintstGMs
O> Ctpillill
QI) s,ecill Trut Tuts
lll Futwa
-4:30-
Ullews
.l. Mell Gnllin Sllow
U &b Newhart Show: Specl1I
Trut I ues (R) RHd1ng Wnhng
1nd Retl'' 4n HBC News special
l>IDililm chron1cl1n2 the startling 1n
~1,ast 1n th' use of ma111uana by the
youth ol t'n' country and its ellrtl on
:h,11 11~es
f' M0A0S0H
lo: C.r«M Burnett & frttllds m TOlll & Jerry
CE Krofft Super Stan
2} Mell Gnffin Show Except Tues
HJ features ffi Mister Rosen
illl Sn lrlillion S Man m lsabel1ta
501 0ftr usy
5:00
u uu ®J N!m Cl The Bionic Wonian a Gunsmoae m Spiderm1n
Ill) Tiit lil r'J Club
Q) W1it 'TH f atlltr Gets Hoftle at Men Griffin si-T ue.s only
ill Mlstt1 llocm Cxcepl Tues m Sa1tM s1r .. t
rJfl Ill' llewhlrt si-
Bl llacllell/lellrer •1*1
-~:30-mltwitthed
(lll <Bl Mary T,ter Moort
Cl) W.-12 ® Owr tasy
(81 O>""' !BJ Fut1m
Classic Colour
ftrofft9'oNI ,.... ....... ,c
SerYlcH ........................
P°"9ait
Sitti andllCJON&.Y L.::;o S 1 095
1-W ....
C.....U,YetJY ....
549-lHl • JO 14 S. OUMM.
SANTA AMA
SQPER B<JYSATTHE SQPER DOME!
RArtQE. coonn·s L£A81rtQ SPECIALISTS
......
SUNDAY
AP'llll IS
I MORNING
* Indicates 111 Adwtrtisement
-6:30-
(}) S.CrM Hurt
US.IMiflltJ • (,....,... I.a Allc•les
(I) ltt Tiltft .. liPt D Dlwy I '9liltll
m tlttnttlbry """ <Ill r .. , .• Cll11rdl
7:00
(I) Ytic.t " Acrkllll11rt llTUl's Cit
• lttllf Wly • VMDUWI Pt£SElfTS * THE MUSH Of HAnY MDERSON
• II h Wrttt.
(I) TV I lab at lunilllt
• c.Mry CM,tl
(fl.WE..,...._
ID Day of l>IKoiwtry
<I]) Old r-Gm,el llotlr
II) ErMSt AlllMJ Hour
@ Tilis h tllt Lift
fD Yop lor Hullh a S.11c.b for Ancient faith
ill1 ~riclllturt USA
-7:30-
Villa Alqre
D Tht Cllristtplltrs
D Ulldtrdlt • ea..,. h'ofilt-V'inpoillt Oii
Mutritioft
(I) lnttn11tion1I llcMH
D ""· Ttrry C-. Wllittlhr @) f'rldiul Cllristiallity m World T-r ..
ill> 0.,., ' Geliltb fD Mister lloctfi
(llJ Wlf1d b1111tldwi
(8) SllMly ...
8:00
U T odly's hliclOll
D TM b t11t Lift . ""'" • DilMMiolls D ltt GM !Mt You f!aJ Jerry F alwtll Show m (}) J'-f Swaaart $'-
(Ill S4tndly Men!ln1
al Ru H11111bard Show
IHl Ytic.t " Acrklllt11rt m SeutM Street
a °" of l>IKoiwtry m SIMI l'i111I
QI) Matio's MICic llowit M«Jllilt
-1:30-u C.111it111111t
Day " Diaftry • °" ""'" e Ftt Y111, Blad Wtmu
Cl lltttill& TIIM 11 CaMry
NO OBJECTIONS
TO "MOTHER'' ROLES
"One of the many altrJctiun' I found tn readi ng 1hc
script of'Trnnsplant." was the nppMtunity rt would afforu
me to play a contempornry woman of appro~imatcly m)
own age." suy~ Melinda Dr Ihm tn d1 cu~!irng 1he drJmara
special airing Tuesday at 9PM nn CBS
"It also mcan1 playing the mother of u teenage girl.
unu I had recently hecn involved 1n 11 d1scu"1nn
concerning actn:s~cs and m\Hher rule' Nlll loo man)
years ago. an uctrc~~ would ~hun mo1hcr rule~ for fc,rr
that it 'ignalcd the beginning of the end ti~ far .i' her
career "as concerned ··
Mrs~ Dillon acknowledges .i number uf c~cept11ln~.
citing Barhara Stanwyck's "Stella ()nllu~" and Helen
Huyes' "The Sin of Madelon Claudct." which hmught
the celebrated 8roadw11y Mar her firsi o~ar "Even <;o."
Miss Dillon continue\, "Burht1ru Stanwyl'k wa) ~1111 rn
her late 1wentie' when she Stellu·cd. and M 1ss Hnyes
wasn't much older when ~he Sm·cd.And M1~" St.1nw yck
followed up that performance by playrng two hurlc,quc
qucen1 in other f\lm s. Ncrthcr of the stars hud lo fea1
typcc.isting."
Miss Drllon also discovered another perlrnent
"motherhood" fnct rcloting 10 that p11r11cula r era-the
sccr«y syndrome. ''An 11ctrt~~ would keep ecrct. or as
$C('l'Ct as ro5.\1ble. the fact thal she. herself. was a
moth er:· $he explains. "It wos probably Marlene
Dietrich wh o dealt thot idiot re fear Its death blow. Fim.
she wos completely ~upportive when her daugh1cr.
Maria. bcc~me un actrc~ and wu. in fact. one or 1he
reigning belle of early. live television. The knell was
so unded when M11rra and her husband prcsen1ed the ......
m Fredtfick II. Price
(fl) II Is Writt111
121) a.1 .._..nf SM
(fl) Htrlld tt T rlllll
9:00
fJ l.ISt of ttie Wild a.1 HllllMrd Show
D()dy9ef
• Vllll Aletrt D @Oral loberts
(ID) II b WITltt11
II) 111111 SltRrt Enriplism
13) Know Your liMt
-9:30-
8 lllistef ...... • !Ill .. , Ille Prm U It Children's rv ma1a11ne
(Ill Face tllt Mltloll
.. Day .. Oisaffry
(m s,.ctrwl m This W..k in Baffall
II) Old fNM Go19tl Hour
'11 lftSiahl a .11_, s.awrt s... iD Futbol Soaet
10:00
B CI• t ... Mollr of r..er • it.llcieus Sptcltl: Jollll Waley-
Tlle WDrld "" His P1risll A probine analysis of lht spiritual 111nl who
p!Onetrrd modern h1n1ehsm SOCllll
and reh11ous rtla<ms Ill fllm Festini little Rascals
•11WsAt1 P..,ieToo ,.,.. w.tW l'llJGff
D HtraN of Trutll
l"m Mlle NM m lllnl1: (JIJ "Whlstli111 In "'°"111" (com) '43-Red Skelton,
Ann Rutherford
()]) ....... WDrld CoftflflftCI
TV WEEK APRIL IS 1979
J1l Atllciolls Sjltcill: The &4iardiaft
lll Surdl
ffi llewlallter WetlllJ
-10:30-fl l~ld ® rltl Kids Art P~lt Too 0 Re.. ltroy Jen tins m C.lmy Ch1ptl 11 TV ... ltra1111
11:00
fJAn II D Reliarous Speci1I: A
Collwersatioft °" Pasiovtr-hnewinc
Ancient Tr1diti011s An 'Eternal
l1ghl speci1I focusing on lht
f es(lval ol Passover
D JimmJ S.1u1rt Sllow m thurth In tbt Hoftlt
ft RefisiM Sptdll: .loll11 Walty-
Tlle World WIS His P1rish
fD Easter Bowl Junior Indoor
Tlflftis live coverage of lht top
ranked 1unior lennis players (boys
and e1rls 18. 16 ,. year olds •nd
under) compete from [d&ewaler. NJ
'f.1 ·family Circle T111nls
-11:30-
fJ f IU tbt llatiee D SPECIAL Giwh (I l.ihr) A perfor
mance of the clm1c ballet by the
Bolshoi 1 heater 1n Moscow I he
program lcx11Sts on the doomed and
innocent Giselle and lhe man she
loves Natalte Bessmertnova and
M1kha1I lavrovs~y dance the
p11nc1pal rotes
• '8l Allilluls Alll1111ls 0 flttiaious TfWllllll
[Ql NtwsNk1rs m sncw. Passioft ., '""' .... (!hr) A docudrama perf01mtd by lhe
Cl)(11mun1tv ol Pernambuco 1n Bra11I
gl.imornu' 'tar " 1th her lir\t g.ranJchtld GrandmJ
Marlene '"'' hcJdhneu an•und the "nrlu Of niut\c.
lo11krng like th.it gave the he 111 the fear ofpurc111 and/ur
grandpan:nragc "
In summrng up ".il·ung mothcrhfk'<l."" M1~ Orll11n
plllnt' out th<it th1l\C role~ are U\UJll~ ver) m1erc<;11ng ,1nd
challenging. and mHc~ thul the pan 11f Ann Hurley. a
womJn facing a heJrthrcJkmg cri~r" 111 'Tran)plJnt."' 1~ .i
prime example.
..................... __, ....... .... an• 11111 ..... II lie.,.....*-* ...... '111 IJIIll"
~ , . ... '' '\: .... . ........... '-..
Don't look now, but Gary Coleman is erowin1 up ... and fast The
precocious I l·year·old, who stars in NBC's D1ff'rent Strokes-Frtdays
at 8PM-has never been shy in conversation or in front of a camera
But the world of women was a sub1ecl that the young actor had yet lo
conquer.
But now Coleman 1s a veteran of "the first date," and 1t was an
occasion to remember. The special evening came when Coleman
garnered up the courage and sophistication lo ask Danielle Brisbois,
who plays the role of Stephanie Mills in All in the Family, to
accompany him to the "People'a Choice Awards" where he was to be
a presenter.
"Gary knew everyone would be wearing tuxedos-and have a
date," lauehs his mother, Sue. who accompanies him wherever he
eoes, includine the first date. "It was a situation that took Gary from
the world of childhood into the era of adolescence in many ways,"
says Sue Coleman with a smile. "He picked out a corsage and look
lessons on how lo treat a lady."
8ec1use Gary certainly isn't old enoueh to drive. he asked his
mother to 11un1e for a lone limousine. "It wasn't to be pretentious,"
explains Sue, "but rust 1n keep1ne with the 1al1 teeline of the
evenin1." With that accomplished, 11 was only the psycholoc1cal
blrrier of eett1n1 throu&h the evenin1 with a 11rl that worried Gary.
"A few weeks before the ceremony there was a b11debate201ne on
between Gary and Todd B11dces, who pl•Y' Withs on the show. Todd
suuested that Gary 20 lo the awards with a date. but Gary renored
the suuestion. In fact, he said, 'I'm never 101n1 to lih 1o•nc out with
11rts'," continues Sue.
"Someth1n& chanced his mind. Finally, he swallowed his pnde and
asked Danielle. But that's no surpnse. benuse Gary is bnmmin1 with
ideas and innovations, and I never know where the nut conversation
is coin& to t1ke us," says his mother.
Between scenes. Dana Ptalo, who pl1ys Kimberly, t1u1ht Gary how
to properly open doors for 1 lady. "And she also 1m him some tips
on 1ood conversation for a first date," says Sue.
The couple first met at a llndem Productions Christmu party.
"D1nielle was such 1 tiny airl, ind Gary was the only rully little boy
11\tre," explains Sue. "They 1ot 1lon1 f1mously lrom the be1innln1."
The night was h1&hltghted by a v1s1I by Gary's father. W1lhe. who flew
1n from Chicago for the occasion
One night of female togetherness was about all Gary could
handle .at least for the time be1ne "Al the end of the even1n&. Gary
kept saying. 'let's eo home'." says Sue
Gary's response 1s. "'I had a nice ltme, but Danielle didn't pay a lot
of attention to me "
Sue Coleman chuckles when she says, · 1 shll worry about Gary's
mouth-what he will say at any moment. He has matured so much
this year with the television show. but sometimes I have to remember
that he's still a child basically." Bein& an II ·year-old in a world of
creative adults has given Gary a different perspective than other
children his age "He doesn't complain, even when he gets t11ed. But
I'm aware ol w~en he eets edgy," says Sue. Gary is even·tempered
and patient. but admits he misses father, who, lor business reasons,
must re(llain in Chicago while Gary is in Los Angeles.
The cast and crew of Diff'rent Strokes wound up the season on a
recent Friday afternoon and Gary plans on spendin& the next few
weeks in Chicago attending re2ular school with kids his own aee. "I
think it's important Gary be in contact w1lh the activities and day·to·
day problems of school." says Sue. Gary's "summer vacation" won't
coincide with his classmates. however. as D1ff'rent Strokes is
scheduled to begin work again 1n July.
At that time Gary 1s hopm1 his father will return to California with
him. "Gary knows he can always talk to his dad by telephone, and our
bills have been tremendous. But it's not important what the phone
charges are-what's important 1s that Gary feel he 1s close to his
father. He knows 1f he says h, needs his dad, that W1lhe will be here
the next day. This 1s an important element for anyone-especially a
child," observed Sue
Gary's grow1ne pains aren't always obvious, especially bet•use he
has lived so much 1n his eleven years. "He's always had a lot of
attenhon-f1rst. in the family, because of his kidney problem, and
now publicly because of commercials and lelev1sion. He knows he c1n
gel 1ust about anythin2 he wants-from attention to an addition to his
miniature train collection. Bui he doesn't abuse his ability,"
continues his mother "He knows when enoueh is enou1h. and he
backs off. That takes a certain 1ns11ht that he possesses in the
quantity of an adult."
Sue Coleman knows that she has a very speci1I commodity in her
son, and is thankful for him on many levels. "I look back to just a few
years ago when I didn't know 11 he would even live to be ten. Now, all
this has happened. I believe whatever Gary has, it is a God·&ivtn
thing. He loves his life, and I try lo understand him and encour11e
him. I don't push him. however, into 1nythin1. He's capable of making
up his own mind on many thtnfS."
SUNDAY (Continued)
I AFT•RNOON
12:00
tJ llftsmahri U VOJJ1• to tlle 8ottolll ot Ille Sea 8 -C8l Dirediom (lhr) (R)
·~na1ssanet & the Resurmrion •
lo ay's program tells the story ol the
Re a1ssante and then throu11h the
art and music ot lhe Ren11ssintt-
celebr1tes £aster with author and
htSlonan lu111 81r 11n1 a S.m.11
(t}) flilll Chipel £.astet Special
(JV NHllA: Catot Nationals
Cl) limn
@ Vttttatle Soup
~ lttlNn1tits Tl1t041Jll the Am m 8oain1 HilllHcllWNews
~ Sllakespeare Today
-12:30-tJ P..,ie's Cot11tr
1]) Tiit It.st ol Dlaltence ot tilt
Sun a Mowit: "Tllt Sit1e II RH ltm11"
Cwes) '54-Van JohnS-On
ID Mewie: (1lf) "Shopwofn An&ef"
(com) 'J8-Mar11ret Sulla~an
U Mlm·l2
1:00
tJ (.(J (!}) Mme rs Golt I 011rt11·
111ent Live finals coveraee lrom
Aueusta National (Ca ) Coif Club
CJ QJl <rt! s,ortsWorld Co.tr a &e
ol the Grind Naltonat Steeplechase.
the MU Aimed forces bo•1n1 ch~m p1onsh1ps from little Creek. Va .. part
two of the AIAW omnasllts champ1
onshrps f!om Penn State Unrvers1ty, and ''The fittest or lhem All··
D U.. AlllerlC.lll S1y1t
• CI> CIJl a '"'"".''°"'' ClllnlpioMllip 8olin1 Coverage or
the match between the turns from
the USA and £..st Germany, held at
lake lahot
G>Mlru....,
@ SW.-.r P'llp
fD Mowit: ~ "Tiiis "'"" '""" Cdra) '44-Roberl Newton m Muice .... 1 l11tutntro
-1:30-
• Prt lasehll !he C11rforn1a
An&ets at the Oakland A's
2:00 .. *"' l c.ttle • IMle: "Tiie se.ry ef ......
{dra) '57-Ronald Colman Hedy
Lam111. the M111 Brothers a> Jellll WIYM Cluslcs
-2:30-
• CJ) (JJ) a lllt AMrku 5'*t9ull (R} '1he Sl>•nt of ·79 The
f11&lll of Ooubtt u1le II," the true
story of the lrrsl Allenllc crourn11n a
balloon ...... o.i..e
3:00
• (!) .... " cw... ef ... Sna H11hft1llb of some ol llM 1110$1
ucilln1 serments from t~1s year'•
procrams. Ewtftts lllCludt-Golf. Ten·
llli, Blsittball, Gy111nastk1. Bowtln&.
Biiiiards. Dtvln1, Fleur• S•at1n1. Sllow J11111p1ftl, ROlltr ~tine. s~ 11\l. Motorcycle Jumpl111 ud llodto •*°"-Cl) .... : "Tiie fltlldl Ullt" (com) '54-J1111 lhmtll, G1lbtrt Rot.nd, Ct-.1\.!~ a : Nth ,,,.., .........
(MP) '74-Ctorp Steal .c..c .......
QtS,WMIN .,.,....,.... , ...
-3:30-
0 [J' Pro Buhtb1ll Pt11off
reams to be announced
U l1D) ta) Wide World or
Sports Coverage ot the Wotlr!
Cymnut1cs Champions and lht
world record high dive challenge
lrom Orlando Florida a lhnted Otacl or Alive
i,tll Frankie & Jolllmy
fD Allotllel VOl<e 1n Gtea1es1 Spo11s Lecellds
CJ Sunday 4:00
U aon,nu 0 family Circle Ttnnn frnat round
cove•aae ol this women' tennis
champ1onS111p trom the Su Pinu Ptantalt0n 1n S C
ID Mo.it· "The Harver Girts" lwes)
46-Jody Carland John Hodra k
Cl) Mtwlt: !Ml ''Tiit llelb of St.
ltllfJ's'' (dta) •4)-B1ng Crosb~ 3 Histol} of Muico
fD Will Sheet Week
('ll; MoVll: "The Catcher" (dr•)
'71 Jan·Mtthael Vmcenl
(50' Home Gardener
-4:30-m Wnllln&11111 Weel in llnrn
5:00
·'l) Outlloorsman
D Star Tr•
8 [G)llews ilJJ .... , Ille Press
fD FN1n1 LiM fllJ ts It Christ!
(9) H111111nitlts Throup tilt Arb
-5:30-
.. @)llews
8 Grul Adftftture @ focus
'"' rurna'°41t
•v•N•NG I
8:00
• CJ (I) @ Ill> .....,
CJ) Fon• e Mt•lt: (211r) "Tiit Gruttst
Gift" (d11) '74-Clenn f01d. lance
lier-in Stt 1n the Amenun Midwest,
!hrs drama coneerns 1 son's rtlt
tionsh1p wrth hLS pie:teher lather
0 ....._: RI (?hr) "Moir Gr"•
W. lly V111ty" (dra) '41 -Walter
P101eon. Maureen O'Hara. The
Potanant story of Welsh hie the
people and therr pioblems, the11
up111l1011$ end economtc struulu.
CID} C.rtl .. """ & fritlft
• Sia ..... s ...
0 11iallT• ...
• ~ (?ht) ~ ,., Ille
SaW" (mp ) ·68-Ro1er MOO/e, Ian
Hendry A world traveler, seelune
adventure. be11ns a personal
vendttt• •tarns! the Ma lia and
involves two attractive 1u.1lss
0 CrecMtt't ~ ""*" ............
tll Elleef .. .... ..., ... .,......
-6:30-
.Cll ...
Cl) ....... .... c:.. ...
(Jl81w11111 S.D6ett «I ....... a,_ ac...rs....1111 ac..Mc-. •·ue..,~
7J00 e ooo • .....
CJ 11 'll The llllollderfwf llllof1d
of DIJMJ (RJ "lhe Boy lrom Dud
Mans Ba1ou' Conclusion While
trying lo salva11P ~ P•Krous church
bell hidden btntalh mur~y swamp
w~ters a boy ancs his cousin
enLount~r a lerocrous atlrutor
Mitch Vogel Mike lookrnland Percy
Rod"gues. John Mclnlire and
Jeanelle Nolan star
U N£W HIT SERIES
• LAUGH AllD CRY
WITH "fltlENDS"!
U 11 'GI (31 Friends 'A C.ue ot
Bad Timing" Pete's tons1ltclomy 1s
schtduled 1n d11ect confhtt wrth
plans ht s made •1th l11ends. Randy
~nd Nancy l0t 1 lin1I trrp to Wonder
~rllt Par~ beloie the aging playland
tS torn down m Movie: {2hr) "ul1t1 Parade"
(mus) 48-Judv Carland. fred
Ast111e A big star spltts w1lh his
par1ner takes an unkllO'rln young
~an 'nd ma~es her a star
12{1 Win Callnly lnl•"""'
fID Judiciary ' lilt ltltdl' S~ Soccer llllClt In Gtt!Mrit
-7:30-
lI-t Tiit Armtry Of"'
8:00
tJ CJ) All In Ille flllllly (R) Atch1e
and ldilh lace an .. empt, neSl," but
11 Ed1th•s tous.n has hiS wa,.11 wont
sray that way for Iona
U @ ~ Tiit Iii (nat: Wlttl
Sia YOI Gd Eurtll (2hr) (R) An
attractive widow with three sons
trnds her lite tompttt.ated •hen she
marrres a w1dowtr •1lh a teenaie
dauahttt. Dons Day. Buan Keith.
Barbara Ht<Shey. Ceo11e c,,11n and
Altee Gttoslley star e rrildllncM
• Cil (II 8 SPECIAL Pat ._. & fllllily ~r 5"dll (lhr)
In a l1&hthearttd tnbute to Sl>fln,.
Pat and Shirley Boone -with 1he11
dau1htm l>fbby, Cllerr;, Lindy 1nd
Laury-salute seasonal spOl'ts and
romance. as well u b ster. Guests
rntlude I ed Kn11ht. Katherine
Hetmond and John Byner
G VAND£11M rtWJfTS * THE auSH Of HAnY AllDEISON
D Ith W1tt1H
(Jll ...U't --.... ,...... • s.. f"1y
Cl @ 111 .. ,,...il.. •t lllt
Wllltt Mtnt Ballet star Mi•harl
Baryshnikov and prlnclpals of the
New York City Ballel perform. ... ~ ....
-1:30-
• Cll 0.. 0., It a n.. Carelul
ellorts lo a•t Schntldtr 1 r11St
become 1n analous allempt lo 1•1
Nm reinstated 1fle1 he use$ his pass
key once too otltn · -..., " ..... •Llf•S.•iit ...
1100
• Cll (ft) • (R) Alice, no and
Vera 111 f>¥d al Mel Whtn Ille
vlnt•at "bu&' lie •lb lllfm h1r11s
CMl1 lo bt • "lemo11." ..",.. • A~ lY ,.,.....,.,
* ......... ,"""' laftftlllMfllf,_
•CJ><fl • .. :(ar)"llle ...... nw.t" (edY) '79-
0•I• llobi11ettt, Petrlci lltott,
Rllpll hlltmy. Amtriea's ece lllhl•
llSW• *"t ttlCOllmra bavtiM
TV WEEK. APRIL 15, 1979
111ls. 1 steel armed amssu1 and
lty1n2 saucers when he battles a sell
proclaimed ullrmate criminal who
pjans to deslloy the Earth's 01one
layer rl !le is not paid SI brlhon
U M!""°' ID Oral llrlllerts O~ul
Q) Rtr Hllllllllrd $'-
ID @ Mnlerpiec. l'l111lrt: U11ie
.. let Them Stay" lrlhe s alla11 with
lhe Pnnce ol Wales has already
luted a year. but this does not deter
C1own Pr111te ludolph ol Austria
~ Here to ltl1u llusic
-9:30-
tJ (I) tft l Jtllt friends Susan is
labeled 1 homewmker when Mill
cooies to hf1 aP1rtmenl at 111cht 10
learn the samba as a surp11st 101 his
111te on then 201h anniversary a 111e 111n, 1s c.;111
10:00
tJ (IJ) Mary Trier Mttft
ltouf Ken Howard, star or the White
Shadow. leaves lhe basketball court
to showcase his soott and dance
talents 111th Miry
11 018) ......
• Oici v .. D1'e
.. EtMlt McltJ Miit CDO...flr1t~
Q)liolpel .... @lllP'Htrittct m h••i•a 11 1111 s,., ... ,
W11t1am Steinber1 conducts the
Boston S1mphony Orchestra 1n
"Meicury, .. rrom "The Planets" by
Gustav Holst and S11 Edward Etcar's
'Symphony No 2 ''
llll l'mil ' "" rttbWllt -10:30-
• JW.r S.llPrt~ ..... mlllt maw
11:00
eew a11ew 8 (J)<Jl9 11ew .,....""" .Oral ......
• ....._: wbtttr l'lfHt" (mus)
·•a-Judy Carllnd, Fred Asl111e.
II.II ,. a. •DtJ rl..., @ .... 12
0 s.... """"" • Ill ...,.,., ......,
-11:30-
• s,.r11 AllU .... " 1911 '-
CJ) "" rn a. • 8 .. : "11le lail ""'1111"
(dla) '78-C.rrolt O'CollllOf, Bur11ss
Meredith, P•tock O'Ntal. • "Sii• Of ..,...,, .. * awilt'at.rill-~ or 111111 l 700 Q.UI
bater s,edll. • ,.a.
(J)T .... .... : ............. .,
....,.. (dr1) '41-Wllttr ~ (llilrl* ..... & ......
(COlll) '72-llfM flDwlllldS. •-couuo * SCHOOl Of MWSm • .... f ,,
0 ......... ........
Sl.Ml l"-1 '"'
12100
ellMt:WS-&DlllWI" c -Yldor llltwt. CIMfJ ......., a.di ....
-l:ll-1-~::=-~~
MONDAY
~l 1'
fOI" lllOfllllll 1114 1ft11110011 hsi111p.
plme see DAYTIME l'IOCRAMS.
Below, for ,..., C011ft11ience, 11e Ule
dly's.-ies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
12:00 0 "My hi Gus" (dral
52-R1thard Widmar~ Joann'
Dru. Ceoree Winslow loan
Banks, Rears loomty
CD (f!I "It Should Happen to
TM" (com) '!>4 -Judy Holliday
Jae~ Lemmon, Ptttr Lawtord
3:00 Ito) ''Tiit Hell W'rtll HtrMS"
(dra) 68-Rod Taylor, Claudia
Cardinale, Harry Guardino Kevin
McCarthy, Peter Deuel
3:30 a "The Ot1clly Hunt" (susp)
71-Jlm Hulton. An1anelle
Comer, Tony Franciosa
EVllNINQ
8:00
IJ ®> (fJJ 0 News
(}) The Ocl4 r.oup1e
II U IBl mNews D ENraency Diie
O lrwicle m 111e ar.c1y l4llldl
II) Streeb of Sn F r111<iKo
Q]) HdttfJ of lln ic.o m°"' w, Q.t) Mllllll
(Ill Alltrbll &Mnt111•flf
-6:30-(}) IDl lltws
())Cross.Wits
[GI Mm Griffin Show
m 1 LM lJlq
fli) Michu l Jlckson Show
Astronomer Robert Jastrow discusses
science, relr&1on. the Big Bang
theory [1nsle1n and l1ns1e1n s
d1sco,e11es (Clphonedl
'2tJ The .Jo&ei 's Wild m El Qllpulill Color lclo
(91 l'rofed U 111wtr1e
7:00
IJ L3) (11 """ II U News u Tiie lltwtywe4 Gl!M
O Tiie .lo&er's W'ilcl
CD 1Ui Sil Millioll S lbn
Q) Siftlttd ' Soll fii> Mad .. il/lellrer leport
lll U.raency One m Oorat11iu Montero
®I lnhoduci111 8*"'
-7:30-
IJ Tiie M11ppeb
Cllice & Ille Man
II Consumer Bwyline a Tiie 01tln1 Glime
fJ Tllat's Hollywood
I) fie T 1t Oo4i(h
(I) llallle Tllat Tune !lGl Tiie l'riu Is 1111111
d)Mlm·IZ
OJ r amity Ftucl IHl T-1Y·f1111r Out front
fli) 21 T11111pt
@ Mews A The F1t11<ll Cllel
8 :00
U "1979 CHEEILEADlllC * CHAllPIOllSHI~" 8'1icl
Cocl·Coll/Best foods
Johnson & JohMofl
IJ CJ) [2l SKCW. Tiit Ste.ct
Annual Cllterludina Cllampionsllips
(90mJ Suanne Somers stars w11h
Joe Namath as master ol ceremonies
1n tM proeram leaturine compe
111100 and enw1a1nment as five
colle11ate theerltad1n1 SQutdS
compete IOI the nallonal title final
1sts include the Tarlleets from lhe
University ot North Carolina the
T roians from the Un .. m1ty ot South
ern California the Golden Hur
11canes. trom the Untvm11y ol I ulsa
the Rebels. lrom the University of
M1SS1U1P1>1 and the Spartans lrom
Michigan Stale Un1vus1ty Cunts
scheduled to aopta• include lola
falana Donny & Mane Osmond
Ricardo Monlalban Bobby Hull
Herve V1lle<ha11e. I erry Bradshaw
Parnell! Jones l ynn s ... ann Dr
Jorce Brothers Steve Shortrrdee and
lo Jo Slarbuc~
11 ~' !Hi Llt11t Hovw on Ille
1'11irit (R) The Man Inside" Laura s
innocent 1oke about a lat man leads
to hu11 teelines and near 11ag1c
mulls wllen he turns ou1 to be the
lathe1 of her best tnend
U .. ovit: 1J!i (2hr) "l1ndldo"
(dra) ·~ Rob"t Mitchum, Ursulla
Thiess An American arrives 1n
MexKo with \litapons to sell, dur1n&
the Revoluhon in 1916. and finds
romance and adventure.
U '.}) t..mJ 121) SllHlt 1
ttl ermadon" The S1l,11e lum
betriends a h1&hly skilled robot •ho
'IWU 1n1ured 1n an aulomobrle
Ktldent. and has lost its memory
me<han1sm Andy C11ll1th stars
II Mo.le: (Zl11) "Tiie Ml11 Mo
....,.., Was" (dra) ·~-Q1f1on Webb.
Glorra G<ahame. Stephen Boyd In
early 1943. 811ttsh Nani lntelhcence
nff1"rs, aided by a steietary and a
y0un1 111t, devise a plan to throw
Germans oll guard-makine the inva·
Sltlll of S1c1ly eu1er lor the Allies m Sl'ECW. HlrrriuM Conraae Of
the premiere ot Dino De Laurenl11s'
1tu111cane " lrom Hollywood's
Mann s Chinese lheatre
Gl Sl'CCIAI. Ole Btsbrd Part I (R)
(?hr) Andrew Stevens Patricia Neal.
Dhv11 Hussey Peter Bonw, Lome
Greene. [ltanor Par\er. Harry
Mor1an Donald Pleasente. Tom
l!Wel and Cameron Mitchell s1a1.
Maue Charboneau hvu IOI tllt &y
when her 1lle11tim1te son. Phillipe,
w11l 1nhe11t a11 enoimous IOftune from
his lather. the Duke ot Kentland
When the Enehsh nobleman falls 111
and summons Phtlhpe and hts
mother to Eneland. they are met with
hosl1hty by lhf Duke's wile and son ® Atacltmy lucltrs m 9 Bill Moytn' Jwnul
0> Y!Nna/ EJb llodlt Ota•
9:00
II (2]) ill) Mrrrit: (211r) "l'risoner
of Secollll Awetlllt" (com) '7~-Jack
Lemmon, Anne Bancroft. Gene Saks.
A harned New York couple struaete
11111h the l't!1n challen1es ol uncertain
employment and life 1n 1 problem·
plaeued h1&h11se • <IDJ 6 .... Ille West ••
Wo• (2hr) "China Gui" The
Macahans are confronted with 1
despeiale prot>lem when the 1mm1·
1rant lathtt of a beauhlul Chinese
cul-who WU raped-refuses to
accept hei ~lt111imate clllld into the
11mtly. and rives 01de11 the int1nt
mus1 die Keye Luke. Beulah Quo •
Rober1 Ito, Rosalind Chio. 8111
rtetchtr and Soon Ted Oh cvest.
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ID Min Griffill 5"" O A11stit1 City Limits I TUESDAY I fm ~y Luden "!he Violin "
(1974) lhe tenlle fable about a
wande11ne old musician. a yount
boy, and then shared love ol mus1f,
-Artlll7
fhe last Guo " Billy suN1ves.lhe
111nl spider web and 1s reunited •1th
hm and Maya to lead an attack on
the comphUron Stop Susan
Wrlhams "Wheels ot Oestuichon
Susan tsc•pn tht piranha fish and
htads for Sw1uerland, where she
hitches a ride 1n • motorcycle l1deu1
.. 1th rhe evil Coldloolh
··rs It Always R1&ht to be R1thl1.
(l 9 70) Concerns communttalton
between people on opposite sides of
lhe poltllcal fence. "!he Resur
rewon ot Bronco Billy • ( 19 70)
Reveals lasc1nahon •tlh ••lh the
Ameuun co•bov mysl1que ID s.,tr lthalul IBl ShlMsfurt rt1ys
-9:30-f.I [I) 111•a•s•H (R) r al her
Mulcahy lakes bt1n1 passed om loi
1>1omohon oh1losoph1cally, until he
hears of l)le 11p1d adnncemenl
made by a heroic helicopler pilot
!hen M uncharaclmstically bold
acltons stun Colonel Poller and the
entire corr.pany ID ,tcado de a-
10:00
D Cl) (!}) Lou Gr1nt (R) Lou has
lo hnd out why his t11end and boss. Charlie Hume. behaves irrationally
when the l11bune runs an upose on
pohhcal t0t1ure
BDIDMnl Cl> Sl'CCW. Tiii flood lo Encl 1111
rlao4s Glenn Ford hosts this docu
mentary ol lht devastahnt Ohio
River Flood of 1937 when lht water
reached 80 feel. many lives #flt ta~en and people were left homeless
@ lill Mtytn' Jw111I
m~ce
-10:30-
ID II) News
11:00
•• al)@ hn
• (J) !Bl ([Z} 12)'1 """ eMelle l.-cll e IMit: -....... lrWce" (dOc)
'71-J1m1 Hendm. Pat Hartley
Melinda Merryweather
ID atlco l till M111
.., """' Hill ... 0 ....... llb11tlllll
fDDktCMtt $M11
GJV1rW•
-11:30-
• CJ) crJJ ~ The llK""~
F'llls/lkllilllll ' Witt e oa...,c.... ... ...,w.. ...
• CJ) !Dl a lilllil: "lnl'•• ti ArlMI" Part I (adv) '63-Peter
O'loolt , Alec Cu1nnus. Anthony
Quinn. Ort11r Sharif . "" "" ... • Get Siurt -~-....,
12:00
• Tllilitllt z.e • ..,.-Mlldlced l'f.-tl ..... , .....
-lZ:JO-: = """ u.r '"' Otl" (dra) 'S2-Lrnd• Oernell, Sltohtn McHetly. G1a1 Ptrruu. V11c1n11 Fitld
1:00 e @ST...,,..
• Diel, • .,,..
-~ 2100
• lilllll: ... ,,, Ill "-'" (~) '39-COftrtd Ytidt
•Sits.wt ,...,.
For -111111 1M 1fttnloell listiftp,
pluse see DAYTIME ,RO,UMS.
...... ltf ,.., tOIMlieM.t. lrt tlw .,.s -'ts.
OAmME lllOVIES
12:00 D "At G1111,.i11t" (wes) '5~-Fred MacMunay Oolothy
Malont, Walter Brennan
ID ti!! "Illy Si1t11 Ellttn"
(com) 41-Rosalrnd Russell
Janel Bta11 l:GO (]}) "A lMly W1y ID Oit"
(susp) 68-Kn~ Dou11u. Eh
Wallach, Sylva l\ostina
l:lD 8 "The Tllief Wllo CalM to Dinner" (com) '73 ·Ryan
O'Nul, Jacqueline Bisset
I •v•N•NG
9 Cifca CD Clllcit l till M•
GSUlll1'1
• "" Dltill'I Qllllt •<IIO ....,._~
"" -Slllill • Tic '" °""' ...... 12
•R21T ..... ...... _ .........
8:00
• ()) (U) Tiit ,.,.r u ..
Ptrntll Roberts 111est1 es • m1U111
t1w orofmot wllo lttti I IM ll1"
d1plom1lic s1tuahon when Hart's
ro1111nce with • Ruulln nmiwt-on • c,oodwlll tour ol tht U.S. -results In dnrc1plu11ry action th1t covld ruin
her lll'rltllc CllHI. e 0) 8 "'Clll .. lft ..... -,-n lht Cur11
ol Drtcula: "S .. ltd n Blood," Om
ull l•litly promlsas 111111 th1t lie will ~ Maiy. but lures htr lor 1nolhtr
rtil tneounttt, Tiie Stcttt (mplre·
O lllofle: ~ (211r) "Dirtr
Heroes" (adv) '68-John Ireland
Curt J1111ens. rwo esuped POW s
and a Dutch pa111un plan to rob
Wehrmacht Headquulers whtit
theie are ltsts ol Dutch 111rtisans
8 (ID! '1ll Ha"' O.ys (RI R1Ch1e Gets Framed" Roeh1e and the
Fonz visit a musaae p11lor to escape
the pressures of a htaled class pres1
dency me and Rrch1e s opposillon
photoaraphs the sheet ctad c1nd1
date with a pretty masseuse CJ S,ECIAl Will Tlltrt It 1n
,_. of the IMy SMtcflers?
ID Carel hrMtl I fr\Ml1 a> Mo•lt: 1J1J (21tr) "Twelve
Aftcry Mtft" (dra) '57-Henry fonda.
Lee J Cobb A 1ury panel dec1d1nt a
hrsl dteree murder case, 1s "huna"
by one 1uror who 11111 not vote 1u11ty m o ,rtvin '"" ~"' 0> Viwia111
tHl I Wis "'11 at HolM
-S:30-a ill ID 121) l..t"'1lt l sairtey
(R) "Laverne and Simley Move In" In
a moment ol nos1111 ... Laverne and
Sh11ley rem1n1sci abollt lht riotous
tantle ol problems they had turn•nl
a dump into a hYtable pad when
they cltc1dtd to become roommates
.. Tiii CMd c..,i.
ID Irk Ollc.ell
9:00
8 [2) flleiM: (21N) "T11111·
pl111t" (dra) '79-llevin Dobson.
Melinda Dillon. Cranv1tle Van Dusen.
ROMY Coi. Bibi Besch A younc min
(Dobson) suddtnty f1ntfs 111 he has
wor\ed foi 1n att11n1n1 a piece of the
"Ame11e1n Orum" is 1eop1rdued.
when a heart ailment threatens 1111
very survival.
8 @ 0 n. lit Etlllt: HM
fllMI (2hr) (R) Chartu Bronson
stars as a streelfithler who $0
Impresses a wily promoter lhat.
toeether, they st11e bouts 1n
Dtprr.ss1on·tr1 New Orleans. lames
Coburn, Jill lrelud 1nd Strolher
Martin 1tso stir
• CJ) ~ a "'-'• c...,., (R) "Larry s Bnde" Je<k hnds him
sell 1n !lot w1ter when lritncl larry's
buul!ful bridt·IO·bt corners hlf'll on
IN eve of tht .edchnc ind reveals
hentlf as a lormtt schoolNle who
$1~1 has a crush on him •""* .... Crilfta ..
OOff Y• Dlft • Mcllllll ,,__ .. ~
(R) A ~111, 1~red by the uf11bl
t!Ofl ffOlll the Gtr1111n Ot1110t11hc
R.,111.c. IUlllflftt art ot>ttth lrom
¥Olrn4 lhe ~ .,.....,........,.:L..ie
-t.lO-
• CD <JI • Tat (lt) "Come H
You Attn't" tlt111t ltlti the tllOt'St
lllltn tflt ubbits l11vit• tllt111M1"s
to htr party lot lltt hipllfOw 111 •
wcwl4 IT1ttlds no don't Mn ~I
sllt mooftflaflts " • call ch!Vtl .......... ._
fOIOO ......
T\I WEEK. APRIL 15, 1979
a (}) ({OJ (ft) Tiit ~Helen
is so devastated allt1 she 1nv11es
forty ne11hbors lo brunch and only
Anne shows up, lhat when Stanley
hears from Larry about an an1lable
mobile home. he makes plans to sell
and move
• llipt Witry m .. ,,...,.. al tlw WllR• ..... a lllwldl«l
-10:30-
• (!§) s 13 0-111 ...
Pt1y1ne Around" Annie and [lame
see Fthc1a'1 husband Stev'". with a
stranee wom1n 1n a bar. put two and
two toatthe1. and come up with a
most surpnsine answer
ID m""" ~ Tiii Scaltet Lttt.r !Bl Vtttr'• ,.,.._
11:00
U CD a ({lJ a """ D Cl) ®l 0 tlll """ BMIUlltlauch G llowie: "DratoftWYU" (dra)
'46-Cene Tierney, Walter Huston.
Vincent Puce
ID CIMc.o l the MM
m """' Hill SMw m Dick c...tt S111w
1DY1riedl4e
-11:30-
• ()) (IJl Mttiu: lar111lly
llMs/llMitlll
B IDCUlltllM1 C.-• .. s..,, s.s $1119
• CJ) (JI '2J) lilllil: "l.twftKI
ef AIMil" Concl (arM '63-Peter
O'T oole, Alet Guinness. AMhony
Quinn, OJNr Sharri
• "" ci..s .. .. Get SINft
9 Llia, '• ' , .. -~-..... 12:00
• filililM z-
• AlhM ttltdlcect l'ftllllb ., .... nlNI
-12:30-
..... : ...... II le VlfJ, Ytry
,..,.. (com) 'SS-Betty Grable,
Sheree North. • llewle: <It "Uttle lllllll1te1"
(dra) '34-Katharine Hepburn,
Oon1ld Cr1ip.
• lltwit: (Ill) "11trl4 111 lly c.-" (dra) '56-Audie Murp~y.
Barbara Ruslr
1:00
D 0>9T~
•llMrid
2:00
• llltlt: "kltM '•11111•" (HY) ·sz.lofln Miiis, Dir\ Bocarde.
£11lllltlfl Sellals. •'"*" -2:30-
• ~ "Cltdl • c.ti
CH" (com) '68-M1rth1 Hytt,
Vittono CIAN11 ...... .._ ........
(dfa) ·41 .. Meuncltf ltno•
3100
..... : "C*ltlhllill"
(mys) 'S7-8llWI SlaftWYCl.
4100 •""" ..... : ... .... ._...,. (••) '60-Frt ... r.tllt. ...... : ................ ..
(111Y$) '45--Michttt Rfdtr••·
• -..: • "Clllllll " .......
(t11Y1) • •-Catt u..• ..... Mlfl.
fwEDNESDAYI
Al'RIL II
f°' -.Mic and 1ft•1-listinp,
pltut see DAYTIME ,ROGHMS.
.... IOI ytUI c:oftftllittlct, .,. the
dly's lllllies.
DAmME MOVIES
12:00 0 "1 "Tht ltM•lltic .....
(dra) '50-Hu&h W1lh1ms, Mai
Zetterting Pelula Clark m ~"Solid GoM t1difqc"
(tom) 56 Judy Holliday Paul
Oouelas r red Ctark
3:00 ®l "l'oint llank" (susp)
67 -Lee MalVln, Catroll
O'Connor Angie Dickinson •
1:30 & "Key Wts1" (dral 17
Stephen Boyd. Sheree North
l!Vl!NINQ
8:00
fJ !ID> (ill @ News
(]) The Odd Couple
D D Cl) C2IJ News D C-1ency OM
Cl lr'Olltide ID Tiie Brldy Bundi
Q) Streets of S.11 fr1ncisco 8 Of Eartll & Man m Over Easy illJ .....
IJJ) Mirian Gowtrnment
-6:30-
IDJ lltwt Cfoa-Wib ® Men Griffin S...
0) I~ l.tlcy
0 C.lttllptrlry Hultll fD fllidlMI JldJOll S* a T11c ll*lf'• Wild CD Mi Secrtt1ril
~ '1.;td Ulllw11t
7:00
fl CD D 8 QJl lltwl
• Tiie ....,_, """ a (J) Tiie JMer's ~
0) (J}) Sit Militll S M111
.., SlfttM ' Sell o r.-., r.ctrait 9 Mldhil1lellrtr lltport
QI) Ellllll'llCY OM IDo..icl lillofttero a 111tr.-i111 liolecY
-7:30-
• hM W. II: GI Dill}
(]) Ill SelfU OL
B (JJ) 0 fllllily fM
• Tiie D6C lili!M • "-""' '-Cl) ....... W.W
G Tic TIC °"Ill e w..12 o oi.ws.
•ZITlllillrt a._
iJI) ~ SenMI lit
8:00 e @ Tiie ,..,.,_When 1
cold sptll lhfows the Jtftersons. the
W1N1stS, Flotence 111d M1. Bentley
11110 OM crowded aP1rtment, the
only t111np helltnc up er• the11
tempers. (Rtsclltdultd) a o a mH•...,,.....
A madClll cotl11e ol reet peol)te,
pllcts and evtnls celtbratrnc the
unusual-and often rn$111nna-h•u
of 01di111ry Ame1ieaM do1ns utraoi
d'"•IJ th1n1l. Hilhhfhts rncludt •
iany toot. at 1t1H. an 111eveient tour
of Wash1neton 0 C . and profiles ot a
legendary female trucker and a
black Na~ frogman who lost hrs
le&-but otvtr lost his sp111t 10 dive
1 he hosts of thrs ne111 program are
Jimmy 81tsl1n f red Willard Mar~
Russell 8111 Rallerly John Barbou1
Skip Stepllenson and Sarah Purcell
D Mom: (Zltr) "A Rill(s Story"
'67-Documentary Orson Wellts
narrates this story of the king who
gave up the Throne ot lngtand for
the 'll'Oman he loved a ®J IHl ufllt ts Enouch
(R) 'Cops & loddltrs · Pande
monium b1eaks out at the Bradford
homestud when Nancy opens a dav
care cenlet and brines home an army
of toddlers, and Susan gon into
lrainrng as a police cadet
0 Mo.it: (Zltr) "The l'roucl Otla''
(wes) '56-Roberl Ryan \'11g1nia
Mayo. Aithur O'Connell Wiien a
haled enemy arrives in flat Rock
with gunmen and gambling equip
ment. the marshal rinds he rs up
ilgainst moie than he ba1 gained tor
0) Carol Burnett & fntnds U> SrtCIAL The aas111d Pan I (R)
(2hr) See Monda y 8PM
IHJ GrNI '"f0fm1nces m vm1n1
11~ Audefny leldtrs
-8:30-
0 (fl) Miss Winslow & Son
Evelyn conhnues lo \fl lo tell Susan
hOlll to run her hie eSPecrally when
she doun·1 aeree with the diaenosis
ol Susan's ped1atnc1an concerning
the baby's rash. but Susan stands
f1tm and mothei leaves m T11c ~ Couple m lirul l'trfllfllllftCIS Leonard
Bernstein conducts Mahler's
"Sympllony No 8" S•mulust on
MUSC 91 5FM
fl) Wresttiftt
9:00
D O]l Our Oelettiwt
Protessor R1Cha1d Weyland is the
p11me suspect tor murder ol a colleae
associate and Kate can't ottrciatty
Wllfk to prove his innocence M
Emmet Walsh 111ests
D QJl <DJ Tiie lie Ewnt: W!Mtls
(R) (2hr) Part Ill. Unable totem hrs
devastaled wlle. Enca. Adam ends
his relahonsh1p wllh Barbara lrplon
Adam's order son. K11k, an adver
tisint e~ecullve -unaware of his
lather's former relatronsh1p with
Birbara-falls 1n love w1lh her Rock
Hudson. lee Rem1ct 81111 Brown.
John Beck, R1lph Bellamy and James
Cw oll Jordan stir
8 (11 (ft) Clllrlia's ~
(R) "Wlnn1nt Is lor Lose11" The
anaels enltt lht woild of women's
prot~t 1011 to save the hie of 1
lo'ltly ,oune pro who refuses lo
Mlhd11w lrom t0mPtl1tron deSjMte
rtpealH anempts on lltr hie Jaime
lte Curtr.s 1utsls • ...,., Critfiil ..
a o..w~sa..
-t:lO-er.c. ......
10:00
• Sft.JT fUSOUUTY * Oft IUM>O W /WI e @ II.II A youna womo.
sulfenna from multrplt splll perSOll·
1llhes, is charced w1lh bru111tv
m111derln1 htr stepfather. 1nd Kaz
!lildttps • tnclltenint psycltolOff
lt$3on .s her 1ltotn1y .......
u ']:: ~ (2ti Vtc.S CRJ Yu.
My Dailing Daughter A younii
woman who believes her tamous
lathtt has been dead lor ten years
h11es Dan Tanna to untanete the
pu11hng mystery ol how he could
turn up al her recent •edd1n1
Lauren I e111es Strother Manin and
IJoyd Boehne• euesl
Q) SP£C W. Flood lo End All flood1
IR) See Monday !OPM
fl':) Who Rtmtmbtrs Mam? A loo~
a1 the emotional and economic
devastation eaperrtnced by millions
ol middle •itd women in Ame11u
.,.hen they IDS' their ptace as home
malers through divorce
~ The Adwocates
-10:30-m a>NtwS
11:00
fl .. ([1 Cl]) f2ll Mews
D ®: 12.1 (})) News D Make Mt uuch
0 Mo.it: l(li1 "Cry of Ille City"
(dia) '48-Victor Matu1t R1ch~rd
Conte, Shelley Winters
0) ChlCO & I.ht Man a> Benny Hitt Sllow ® laryillnlk°' at the Wllite Koust m Dick Clwett Sllow
fl) Variedlcles
-11:30-
0 (}J) lllowies: The llockfOf d
rllesl~k
D (2)) QJl loMfl1 Clr1011
" ""' Soupy Siles Sllow D ®l ~ ,olict Wt111111/
lilMlllia
m Tiit '°"• Show a> Gtt Sllurt
fi)~QC!ltw\
12:00
D Twillcflt ZOM m Alfrecf Hitcllcod ,resents
ID Morie/News
-12:30-D lllowie: ~ ''Tiie Man I ~ ..
Cdra) •6-lda Lupino Robert Alda . m Mowie: "fire OoWll ....... (dra)
5 7 R1\a HayoNOr1h. Robert Mitchum a> Moirie: ~ ''Owtsidt tllt Walt"
(dra) ~-R1tha1d Basellart. Oorolhy
Hirt Marilyn Ma.well
1:00
D n .)l; Tomorrow 0 Mlwtrick
2:00
fl Mowie: "und o4 the P'Nr111ts"
(adv) '55-Jac k Hawkins, Joan
Cothns Dewey Maritn
O Mofit: "The life & Dutll ff
Colonel llimp" (dra) '43-Deborah
~err. Anton Walbrook a> Gel Smart
-2:30-
D Mo¥11: ~ "Sons & lou rs"
(dra) '60-0ean Stockwell, Tmor
Howard. Wendy Miller m !AoM: MStrpent of IM...l\itl"
(dra) '53-Rhonda Fleming;• ....
Raymond 8u1r
4:00
O Mowie: ~ "hejed M-7" (adv)
SJ-James Donald. l'hylUs ~lvert
0) Motlt: ~ "llliui•I C.111se"
(mys) 45-J Edward Brombere. Is·
abet Randolph
-•:30-
111 Mo.it: "flll'" (wes) '52-
Wild 8111 [thou Phyllis Coates,
M-,ron Healey
RObert Preston Portniya Hadley Cttllholm •nd SuMn Swttt
l>lllY• Annabel Chisl'IOlm In the loYr-<f>9r1 mlnlMfles, "The
Chlaholma." the dr1m• ol a pion .. r famuy·a weetwerd
toum-v, concluding Thul"td«Y tr0m 8 to 10PM on CBS. ,...,,
THURSDAY
AntL 19
for mo1n1n1 1nd 1ttt1110011 ltslln,s,
pluse see DAYTIME PRDGllAMS.
Below, for your CAH1wt111t11Gt, 11e the
cLly' s lllOlfleS.
DAYTIME MOVIES
12:00 O "Lui of tht 81dmtn"
(wes) ·~1 Ceoiae Monlcomery m "You C.n'I llull AwlJ from
tt" (mus) '!>6-Luc1lle Ball
3:00 ®l l)i!l "TM Youn1 lmri"
(dra) 64-Peter Fonda
l:lO 8 "V1nisflin1 l'oinl" (adv)
'71-Barry Newman
EVENING
8:00
D ®l [ti i2Jl News m The Odd r.oupk 8 fJ Cl) f8) News U Emtr&tft<J One Iii Ironside m The Br1dy Bundi
G) Slretls of San F11nc1Ko
18) Hu-ities Throu1h lllt Arts
fD °"'Elsy
CIJ)Mlllde
(9) Desi&llin1 Holllt Interiors
-6:30-
Q}) News
Cl) Ctou-Wits
ffD) Men Griffia Sllow m I Lon Lucy 18 Coll1Mpor1ry Hulth m MidlMI 1.u-S11ow
121,) Tiie JMtr's WiW m El CM.D/l>Mletllu Montero
ACROSS
I A TV or movie
personality
5 Wealthy 9 Gauten toot
10 Yoko 12 Sea or lime
15 Great oak arows trom this
18 Witch your -20 Indefinite pronoun
(possessive)
21 lt.tian suffix 22 Crt1ted
24 Post• untt 25 Voice type
28 Sound ot wrptlM
ll Froe 32 Roman fiddlef 3' Axed (es • <*) l6 Mllf'Y -Moote 37 SeftM Of'IM l9 Ho-d 41 At rest
42 Slilltltly OCMtn
!SO Home Glrde~r
1':00
DD C)J D 12"1 lle.1 u Tht N.wtJ-' Glmt
O l Tiit J.'\er's Wild m fll Si• M1lhort S M1111 m Santotd ' Son
l(J r. .. 11y l'llrt11i1 m lbcNttl/Ltllrtr lleport 11 Emtr&tncy One
•JO HW111nitits Throu1h the Arts
-7:30-D $25,000 Py11mMI
I' W"tld World ol A1nmals D KllBC Speml: ltomir 0 and
lulie·I An anomaled spice agt
mus1calilan1asy about lhe ruman!lc
adventures ol two robots lrom
compet1n& manutacrurer~ ... ho lall rn
love al d robot show
U Tiit Oallftl Game u The r.onc S11ow
lJ l Sl.91 Buuty Siio•
O flC he Dou&h
10J ~31 Mitch Game
O)M.m·l2 12~ lnsi1ht
ID 21 Toni1ht
)}) lltwS
(5~ llewsclltcl
8:00
D 1J J (U Tht Cllis/IOl111$ (?h•l
Conti !ht Chrsholms are allacktd by
a small band ot S1ou1 braves
Wounded. they push on. desperatelv
try1n1 lo reach r0tt Laramie a fur
tr ad1n& POSI Will and Crdeon with
Kewed1nok lrnally arme Ounng the
.winter lester Hackett reappears and
is trrtd tor ho1~ thtlt Kt•tdrnok.
with whom Woll has bfen ltvin&
dramatocally overcomes Hadley's
DOWN
2 -· a crowd (clue I<' puzzle answer) 3 Assam tribe
4 Strap
5 C.pltol of Italy
6 Enclosed 7 Aureole
8 -to rlcn.s 11 Gets nervous 13 Strff1 (abbr.) 14 Sepnent 16 Or1anlzalion (clue 10
j)YUJe ans-> 17 ~let
19 Ohio Of' MlcNfan 23 M.ns
26 Costello
27 ~altler
29 Montlfl1's cap/tel
30 8e Y9ft> 33 By mouth
35 Taunt l6 Scartett. s I.Ind JI Mertlno 40 Simpton
.An.twer ar end of th• Saturday log.
~ ... 12
lone standing pre1ud1,e Robert
Preston Rosemary Ha111\ Ben
Murphy Bnan Kerwin hmm) Van
Patlen )tacey Nelk1n, SuYn S"'"
and Charles r rank ~tar
D Z3 Jl Whodun111t! U Mo•re· 12hr) "Hellbenders"
t•es) 67 -fosepll Colltn No1m1
Benaeil A Confedtrat~ co1ontl who
refuses to actepr the Soul~ ~
\Ull~nder embuks 011 a u11¥al~
vendetta aearnst the Unt11n
0 } 10 lf Mork l MJlldJ IR)
A Mommy IOI Mo1~v Mori lroubied
~Y lhf t;vr ht never h•d a rul mom
uY'S lt•s Or~an <lilt machrn~ 10 •evM
lo a 3 year old •nd lal u Mmdy ai
hos ne .. ly adopted morher
O Movie (2tu) "Will $4icctu Spool
Rod Hunter]" 1com1 )/ lony
R4ndall layne Mansl1tld Joan
Blondell To ~ave It•) 1ob a IV
commercial .. 111e1 allempt~ to Rel an
tndorsement 101 d l1pst1cl account
lrom a blonde movie wen m HEE HAW WITH TENN. * ERNIE FORD TONITE m Hee HH lenneuee Ernie rord
and Bai bar a r a11chrld guest
0) Mom: (2hr) ·111e Tlurd D1y"
(dra) '6S-George Peppard Rodd~
McOowall An .imMsra v1tt1m
•tcoms only 10 fond h1msell altused
ol murdrrer
ID n llow1 Across !he S1leoce
Barr"r'' An e1amona1ton ol deafws~
rn a socretr that takes hea11n11 and
language for granted m V'mana
H Anyone tor TtnnJ10111
-8:30-
0 ~1 Ill Hiahclilft ll1nor
Ber~eley Cheats the Ciave' Brtarre
plots by foundation boa1d membrrs
TV WEEK. APRIL 15, 1979
111 unseat the founder's w1do• come
to nothon& pa•lltulady aft er she
hears the t1llaaer s stC>1oes aboul her
l~re hu)band
U :l to lt Anare 'Joyce )
lob Angon snobby sister rn law
loice is torctd to get a 1ob as a
\1111)()11 singer when her et husband
ares bro~e and lier roch dad
RAndall •tlu~~ lo suppoil her
E!> u Cmblu de Ambl-to lur111*'t
9:00 D <l3 3t Quincy CR) hen
Odd~ Wlult Quincy Ires near death
f1om a iunman \ bullet hrs friends
Lt Monahan Or Astin and Sam
F u11yama '"empt lo solve a
robbery hom1crde by appl)rng
techniques taucht to them by the
medical uam1ner on previous cases
U 3 ~ 29 Birney Miller (R)
Jn, loan Shark" lite hardened
veterans of the 12th prec1nll erupt
when they discover a man1pulat1na
loan slta•~. who s been using bone
crushing 1acl1cs on his clrenrele. 1s a
14 year old boy CD Men Griffin Show
121 Ast of Unc:trtJtnty
ID Workl 'The Nguba Connec11on"
I wo peanul farmett ttll !he story of
first and third WOlld a111cullure m 11oc11es 1111111u so Ascent al 111111
-9:30-u rt i ll~ lt) Carter c .. 111ry
Ba~tr s frrst Dar Cll1os !lupt.s
when stt Curtis Baker frustrated
bfcauw he 1sn I beine allowed to
perform lht duties he was h11ed to
per101m qurls the polite force and
eoes lo back lo New YOik City
•
m Noches h111tiu
10:00
D B 14 811n1by Jones A
l11gh1ened nu•Y.. d dtad .. 11ntss and
a pay a; d:.e loan shark add up to a
battling murder ouule 101 JR bu1 his
bogaes1 problem comts lrom the
1>0hce (Rescheduled>
0 '22 U PREMIERE Sat r. Yu
Johnny Yune lhe tnnov.allve nttht
club comedian horn Korea slar\ on
the hlle •Off as a non unilo1 med
pohce detective who wni~~ the
Beverly Hills aiea whole P\)'lng a\ a
lomed1dn in • foul ntihtclub In
"lhe Colden lgg Yu is 1nqu11me
onco the death ol a lamous 10<~
singer Pressuie from tht romm1~
st0ner forces lhe police to take •
closer look di what was 011g1n1lly
believed to be a su1rode Yu. 11s1~R ht'
acting ab1l1ty and b11ll1~nt lngtf
mangaees to solve the crime much
to the surprise of ht~ 1upr1101s
UUO>News U ®l <ZOJ Doctor$' Prrnte
liwes "The Buddy System · Or
Michael Wise's teenage daughtet
I an1a. 1s nearly killed 1n a car crash
while under lhe mlluenCP ol drugs.
and he hastily blames a ptescriptoon
found 1n the ca1 on Or Rick Calder &I Nishi S.lltry
@ Alter Ille A1e of U11tert11nl)
ED OM of Ille llluina
~ fltwsdle<•
-10:30-m &I News
~ lllllwest Kot A11 Balloon llllty
~ fOGbttpJ
11:00
6 .] l 8 1 f' '1Gl l2t News II ftl ~J ,, News
UMe Me Ulifh
D Mowit: -Ml~ of loMon" (dra) '36-fieddie Bar1holomew m Clltco & Ille Man
&1 ltMJ H~I SlltW
@ Anyone IOI Ttt1nJS011r m Die• emtt si...
-11:30-8 111 \12) Mowies: M•A•S•Ht
MtCloud U t2ll ill) .lollnny C1r1011
...... Soupy Sain si...
B ()) 0) ~ St111ly & Hu1cht
MaMli• m The Golla si...
Cl)Gel Sm.rt
l8l lJlin. Yoe1 & You ~ C.ptieMd AIC ,.._,
12:00
DTwilictltl• m Mrt4 Hitdad Prewllts
-12:30-
• llttit: "O•r Vtry 0.11"
(d11) 'S9-rartey Cr1n1e1. Ann Bttlh
• lilewlt: "MHIMI tf 1111
........ (th) ·~-Ethel W111n
• ... .,.... Dir1y '-"
(1clw) 'GS-Henry fond1
1:00 ., tJl Qtl ,....,. ..
-~ 2100 e lttlt: "Tiit Ct11h1f) h rns"
(1ctw) '7Z Richard Boone •••lea: "Suu:· 'Cr uh of
Silenu"
-2:30-
• lllWllt: "One Summer at tl•pl>l
nt.s.s." "lo~1floln"
• Mlflet: "Whal 1 Wom•n,' "()ipplt Crtek ..
FRIDAY
APRIL 20
For mornin1 and 1ftt1noon hstrnrs.
ptust SU DAYTIME l'llOGRAMS.
lltlow, tor JOU! canwenM!nce, art the
day's movin.
DAl'TIME MOVIES
12:00 O "A lllcbt i11 Pmdrst"
1dta1 ~6-Me!le Oberon m rw "Mrss G11nt h•u
Richmond" (coml '4'! luc11lt
Ball W11l1am Holden
3:00 10 "San Francrsco Inter·
n1t1on1I" \dra I 10 Van
Johnson. Pernell Rober1s
l:JO D "Dehrer Us lrom h1I''
ldral 11 Geo1ge Kennedy
EVENING
8:00
0 olO 1.U » Newi
3 Tiie Odd Cotlplt
IJ u L1' !21l lltws U Emer11ncy One
O Ironside m The B11dy Bunch
&I SI rte Ii ol San f ranclico ~' 01 u~ ' ll1n m Freatylt n Maudf
$0 01plom1tic Style ol Andre•
Younc
-6:30-3 ,, News e Cross-W'rtl
10 MelY Griffin Siio-. m I Lott luc7
l,4 Bill Moyeralou1111f ta Michael JftlOll SlltW a The lobr's W'tlcl
0> LI Crildl Bien CriJd1
SO' Project Uniwene
8:00 e cti ttfJ TM ._,.... ""' (A) lht last pace of 1utomob1lt
m1n1. and • dtmolltt0n dtrlly. set the tone when David 8on•r
belr11nd$ 1 rt lartlt.d yovna min ind
hn to tefOrt to the S11Ptt strencth 01
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..... 11
FRIDAY (Continued)
the Hulk to save the youth from a
fiery duth
II rllJ (BJ Dift'rent Stroles (R)
"1he Tnar· When Arnold's pet &old
hsh Homer 1s found swimming 1n
the bathtub. W1ll1s convinces Mr
Drummond 11 would be wrone to
convict Atnold wirhoul a !rial
8 Morie: (211r) "Ont Foot m HtU"
(wes) "60-Alan Ladd, Don Murray A
sherilf seeu revenee uPOn three
prominent to,.nsmen ht holds
responsible IOI his b11de s dnlh • ®a fa1111IJ (R) Buddy
lalls 1n love with he1 25 year old
swimming coach and b1nks ofl her
rom41nce with Zuk (Le1I Ga11ett). her
long time bo)'friend
D Motie: (211r) "Tiit Deep Sil"
(dra) '58 Alan Ladd. Wilham
Bendt~. James Whtlmore Dunne
World War II, a naval lieutenant. with
a Quaket upbringing, latls to cove
orders lo fire on an approaching
plane Later he proves himself by
1ack1tne a bomb and leadine a
landing party 1n the thick of ballle
Cl) Movie: (f!f) (2hr) "Northern
l'urwit" (adv) "43-Errol Flynn, Gene
Lockhart Two mounties find only one
wrv1vor ol a 11roup of N3lt saboteurs
who i.nded by submarine m l3l (Oi Waslllftrt011 Wnk
ID V'1Wian1
-8:30-
.. ill Hello, l1r1y Rap With
Ruth1t'" Ruthie's got a school pro1etl
on teen111e drinkine and sels out to
do a 15 min. appurance on L1rry s
radlO talk show mak1ne a p1n1cky
Larry ponder •n on air rescue
fD 181 (II) Walt Strnt Wet•
ID Eftlrde lltl'ICHo dt Amor
@ looU IM
9:00 8 (JI) The Duhs of Ham rd
Uncle Jesse c.alls upon $0me Iona
neelected skills to help an old friend
wm back his life's sav1nes. whrle Bo
and Luke add lo the plot by pulltnR a
traveling 1amblin& parlor out of
business. Jo Ann Pflue guests D (ll) QJl The "°"IOfd filts (R)
'Wlt1le on Wltrle & Nurly Perfect"
When Rockford is hired to find 1
m1ss1n1 heiress. he discovers he 1s on
the case wtlh 1 second private eyt-
an eaeer. dasl11na youna man whose
ineptness endaneers both their ltves
• CD (lJ) l2ll MOflt: (2111)
"Dritt 111" (com) 76-Glenn
Mor shower, l1u lemole. Cary
Cavaanaro, Billy Mtlloktn !he achon
on the movie ween es noth1n1 tn
compa11S011 to the &Oin&$ on when a
fun lov1nr 1ud1ence tn!OYS 1 n1eht on
the town 8 Dt H YIWMlf .........
• ...,,..Tkatrt
H llM
10:00 a (JJl Dtlla (R) Corlctus1on
Jl!'s tff0f1 to rn1ke his lont lost
brother, Cary. coml0111ble 1n hts ntw
surrovnd1nes is to prts$Ull h1rn into
ta•tnt o~tr one of the £w1~1
businesses. but Vil, his fOfllltr wtlt,
k lleves 11 1s Just tnolhtr method ol
chu1nt him away aa11n David
Ac•royd •nd Joan Vin Alk JUHi
(Ruchedultd)
B @@ 'Ille Mt "Too Under
Wtcktt Stru t Bi1d1e" Ouh R1m\ey
aets "'°" th•n ht b1r11lntd '°' wlltn he taktt C111tody ol a 11rttt ..... ,.
wose lad. whO comes into possession
ot a boo~ conta1oing damaging 1nlor
mahon about a chaos scandal con
necling various public loguoes 111tll
lhe mob u a m 11ews
II) llicht Gllltry
t2J Wllo RttM!nMrl Mama?
fD SEASON l'REMICRE Roral
Heriutt A nine par1 mies olte11ne a
h1stor•cal account ot the 8111tsh
Monarthy over lht past none
centuries ThlS forSI episode eiptores
the lust 400 years tealuring v1eirs ot
krngs cas11es and tombs m r ranee
'fOl Worl4
-10:30-
ID IE News
11:00
fJ U DJ Ill) News D (IJ (J2) 1ll QJ1 llews
U Ma•e Me uup
1i1 Mo•le: "Dnil's El1ht" (adv)
'69 Christopher George Fabian
ID Chico I the Min
Q) Benny Hill Show 0 Another Voi«
Em Dk• Ca•ett Show e> V1ritdldes
-11:30-
fJ lJ l Ir l'ro 11.ts .. tbaM 1'11yott
rums to be announced
D t.D <U Jollnny Cuson
U !kw Soupy Salts Show
• CID: a Soapll 11ett•
ID The Goll& Show
II) Get Smart
l'.2l Cillis. Yoe• & You
fD Captiorlff AIC 1kwi
12:00
D TW1lipt Zone ID hrb loa
ti;)llo¥1
O> MoM/llews
-12:30-
11 Mowie: 1"" "Warriors fiwe"
(ad¥) "62 lat~ Pal1nce ID Mowie: .J!tJ "The lllac• lloom"
(mys) 'J5-Bo11s l\arlofl
Cl) Morie: "Nlpt of tht Sorman"
(hor) '70 lack l•ylo1
1:00
CJ IU l ((fl Midnl1ht Spetlal D Mn le: "Horror of franhn·
sltin'' (hor) '71 Ralph Bates ....... nu
Ql ~111>12
2 :00
fJ Mtt1t: 8 "Stran1ers tn •
Traill" (mys) '51-fartey Granger D Moftt: t!!fl .. ._. ... (adv)
'38 N11el Bruce Warner Baiter
ID -..It: ttJ "W•" En t 111
leactll" (mys) "!17-GeOfce Murphy at lilt Slurt
-t30-
• Die• VIII°"' ..
3:00
..... : "'Ille c.t Ct-.."
(llof) '46-lois Colltfr, P1ul Ktlly
..... : "s-illtlleW11 ...._M (hof)-Alan Steele
4 :00 • -..1.: .. , ...... ,,.,
DM!t" (drl) ·~9-John Milll ..... : "Y .......... M
(com) '41-81fb1ra StenvrtCt
-4:30-
• Mttle: "fr111tlc" (dra)
"&I -Jeanne Mortau. M1u11u Ronet.
SATURDAY
Al'lll 21
MORNING
j
6:00
D That's Cat
"'[ S-rise Stl:lesler
0 1Am1111111ity fetdlllck ID University o4 lflt Air
-6:30-u Sunriv Semester
D Illy City blltn
• Or1111et
J:; TY Cln.voon1-At1
0 D1wty & Goliath :mi The Collrw o4 Our Times ID Speak Out
II) Infinity f ac:!Ofy
fD Captioned ABC News R Family l'llltralt
7:00
fJ Marlo's Macie Mowle Mach1n1
D Ill! l'1: Fred I lla111tr
U Ii& Blue M11ble U Cl) JD) ~ Stooby·Doo, Wll~re Ht Y11111 • ]) TV Classroom-Spanish
0 Ho4 Fllll1e $'-ID ElttlMllt.11y lttwS '
II) WoNn flttl to Real
fD YOI• for HuHh
-7:30-fJ o.nty's TlfffMMt
.. .nJ in The lttsons
0 P'lcaetttn • <IDl a fanafac•
(lj TY Clulrool!l-Cut1111
D llle t.. fllllstr ID That's ~rll m-,.,-.. m J udida ry I Ille Mt4i1
8:00
fJ Cl) ~ ...,.,. .. lfJI \Jl1 Godzill Stpet ~ II Mowie: "The Rtwolt of lllt
Barb11i111s'' (adv) '6' Roland
Caray, Susan Sullivan u (]) CIDl a S.perfrltllds
D llelltr Supent1n
ID Mowit: ~ "B.f.'s Dalllflte1"
(dra) '48-Barbara Stan~ck
-8:30-
11) Soutlle rn Califor11l1
fD "°"' 9:00
fJ {It Tiie •111urtny1.-
hlllltr $'-•
Cl TllrilbtthfS
ll)ha~
-9:30-
D @ OlftJ °"" • llewie: UAll c,. .., .. (,. ..
(dra) ·66-Robert l1nsin1
• Cll QI! ScMy's M-Sbn
..... : .,. ....... (f(t
h) '5J-Jack11 Coopn
&l T1lt Fr.O Clllf
iDJTMtWIMllllmW
10:00
D 0> tB f'rt ........ Kansu
Ctty Roy1ls at lht 8oJton fled So•
(P11m1ry). fht Suttle MllllltlS It
the Minnesota lw1ns (Seco11dary). • .. ..,,.. w· (n s)
'4S-YV011nt.Ot c.trlo. Rod Cameron
• Ollca .. I Clltlk
-10:30-
• (J) llJ) TlfDllS.. S.....
• CJ) <JI !It 'Ille ,... ,__ .........
TV WEEK, APRIL 1~ 1979
11:00
U 3 fO) 2ll Wt8tftd Spedal
(R) "The [M:ape ol a One Ion Pet'
Cone! lhe story of a youne 1111 s wily
tflor1s to sa~t her prrze winning bull
from the butcher shop
O Thnlltr
ID Sl'£CIAl face of flmint (R)
llh1) Filmed 1n Afrtca. Ame11ca.
Meuco and England 1h1s PfOgram
e1amin,s how famine arose and what
tAn be done about ti
fD f I etStyte
-11:30-
0 Ollldoon 8 1~ Jt A111eric1n
Bandstand
II) Sports Afield
fD Mowie: 1lf "This HltlPJ Breed"
(dra) H John Mills Ce111 Johnson
AFT•RNOON
12:00
fJ SPIC• Academr
D VoJ•ae to Ille Bottom of tht Sea II East Side Kids ID Alfred Hltcflcoc• l'rewnb JI ... lllut lh!Me
Cl) Tarzan
Jl C.ttmtlOftrJ Httltll O> WaHer lltruclo fl Alctllt II M111
-12:30-u J.. 1 ht Altltrt
) Gltalnt ~ l .. tlld
...... 7
ft}J Ditc:o 10
ID DM1" Dupwttl'rt liMlt Jf ~Ila ...
1:00
fJ 1Il AR II D ...,.., to U-.rrtu1t
11 (ll' ~ T 111nialltlt et cu..
piolls lialt Semi hn1ts coveraae from
the LaCosta Country Club
U Tite Iii Valer • Morie: ''Go .... ed ir1 Ille Wettd"
(dra) '61 Gina Lollobrl&•d•
1 lQ) Outh I o,1111
ID "° 11.t.W The Los Anaeles
Oodeers 1t the San Francisco Giants
Q) lltrtus Wtlbr
(JI) lloNtlD
ID SMtatStcctr
9l Tite Amtrtull Slo!J../
-1:30-
fJ I l1ll JO Milllltts mr• D *'It I c.tllll
(@) Melrit: "Mr. lillptrtefs War"
(d11) '71-Jofln SaAon, l1pp1 Hed<en
int flrllily ...u..M m li1141rit: ""' ~ ... ,. .. (com)
"56 Peter Sellers. Alec Cu1nneu
2:00
B KWMfW
ctu,111• n.Mlt ....... Mttlt: "P'lty It Aa1l11 SM"
I com) '72-V.OO<ty Allen
J) ...... : "1 "-" "•-~" (dra) '74-H~ l.antt .... ..,.a.mes
tBI ~ ""', .. '
-Z:JO-e ttr•••.._.. .,.,., ......... ta,_., .. ~
3 :00 Tilll .......... ...... a .. ,_ • r..., ,.. ..._. Ani!Mttd.
"World o4 !tans Cltt1s111n Mcltnoft~
·---
8 Grutest ~ L~ D llewlt: "Tlftlkrjad '(adv) 'S4-
Sterhnc Hayden, Vera Ralston @I,_..
18 1"lle Alt ti Ul!Ctfbillty
ID lillttl Ta= a ~ LICtNI
!SJ) Dllitllillc lllt•riln
-3:30-
• CJ) [2) s,.rh Sp1dac.l1r
Ht&hh&hts ol the World M11ed Pairs
Gymnuhcs Champ1onsh1p I 0
teams-1111th I male and I lemale-
from 8 ol the best eymnastrt taun
Ines 1n the world compete DE.,_,. • rn D a ,,.,wilfl•' loWn T•r The Firestone lour
nament of Champions from the
R1v1e1a LAnes 1n Akion, OhlO
fl) Midwett Hee Alf lalleeft bit, a ""'9cetlter ..... .,
4:00 ID Soul T raltl
at M••it: ill "Tiit Wlnnln1' TNlll" (dra) '52-0011s Oay
O llltwit: "Slrffb of Sa• fr1n·
cla" (mys) ·n-Karl Malden
9 After 1111 Act If U11Urbi11ty .,., ..
IDT•AMUO.,.m a 11ew1t: M ... W1t11tut. CallN"
(dra) '55-James Oun
'11> Prtjed U"""11
-4:30-
@ 0f brtii' ..
fDQue ...... USA1
5:00
B htj«t PtrtlltMc In lh1s live ~111-llosled by Sim ldwards-
prolesst0ntls 1n lilt parenhn1 held
h1ndel 1ncom1n1 calls from Y1e•e11
on such topKS IS nlldtly. Pf!OCJ,
homoseaualllr. contr1eept1ves and
ventral disease.
DFrtH-M
• (()Sbr Tr• •rna -....,.." ~ CoYer11e ol lhe bout between Su111
Ray Leonard and Adolpho V11uet. the
Wood Memoml Rice from Aqueduct
Park. NY, and a preview ol the
Georee Wlll11 rock climb ol Devil's
lo'll'tr 1n Wyomrna. D ....._:"MM Dot Mlrp11" (dra)
'76-Dtnnrs Hopper, David Gulpllll. <II ....
• MMr: i1!J "WMte Neal'' (d11l '69-lames C.aney, V1ra1n11 May0 tlll ...,..,. e Stir Secctr IDMrl
-5:30-
.,, ..... I
8100
••())88 ... ..... (~) .....
....... (ICi·fl) '39-Busttt e.abbt,
Consllflet Moen Buek Rorers l1m
t wotld that m1y 111$1 JUIS from llOW.
UMllllR
• ..... : (ftlr) "C"*' 1"7"
(dn) '67-MlcMtt Rt11nie. Wtndtll
Corty. In t1117w of 2087, lht rvll111
Clau wtllch ""''"''" Ille world •rt Crbofl btln1s-p11t man. p11t
mtchine
o Que rasa. USA? ., .......
-6:30-• CD • (() 18> """ D Mary TJltr Moort
0 Maftt·l2 8 f...,.
• Mystery ••r• If lajl a '• CieWetl [Mpirt Ill) ... c......, lllttrliews
7:00
• The flrict Is lticM m,...-,o.
8 SUI lullty Show • (,....._ t. AllceMs
(()1111-.i(flllb
Dlkb cm Tlltt's .... ,,._. m tlll QI) IHl TIM t..awr-..
MS.
O llMMTllttT11111
@ Once Upt11 I Clauic
g Califlfllla T 11111111 ID lot de 11t1lco
(JI) Austin City lilllits
-7:30-
• 2on1111 r ...
.. CID) f Mlily f tlld
8 Ml1dl '-1111
(()ltlfl's'..,i.
9 T1le M.,.U 9 MMhrlll Hol Air a.111111 bllr
faf.-.,S
8:00 • tI2l The .......... ,,
Ille answer to Co1eh Buttermaker's
hrlhnc problems shows up 1n the
person of Kelly Leet a motorcycle
nd1n1 "'11z wtlh an eye f0< lht &iris
D Uvtl Olympatlloll '7' * JcMn Dun, Jtny 11141
S.mmy 11141 ftllllJ "'°''' D QJl Qt srtCML ~
'7' Otan Martin, Glen Campbell,
Tony Bennett, Sammy Oavrs Jr . Jerry
ltwrs and Ed McMahon are amone
lhe stars ~rt1c1patrn1 1n this hve. 6~hr. special from lhe Otsert Inn 1n
Las Veras. ktekrne off the United
Sl11es Olymp1C Committee's n1tional
lund·r11s1na e1mp111n Athletes
scheduled lo take part are Biuce
Jenner, Rafer Johnson. O.J Simpson.
Jimmy Connors. Wilma Rudolph, Bob
Mathias and Jesse Owens,
• ..._.: ii!) (l~r) "'-111111"
(5'1·11) ·~-Raymond Burr A news·
paperman 1n Tokyo sees the 111n1
bent terronz1n1 tht world
• Cil Cf.I (II) llllllt's .......... (R) Shrrley's luty homem1de
cooktu 1ttr1tt a promoter who
p!Ofl1iMS lier mllhons but sicns her
to a contract that keeps htr bak1n1
24 llou11 1 day fOf ponies.
11 llllnlt: (l~r) "Th a.~"
(SI/SO) '71-Allpnelte C4met. Rutll
ROlllln A soclil worhr attempts to
tree a rttaided man1ch1ld lrom Ille
slran1lehold of 1111 ton/llale
ltthnp ol his motlltr and sisters
Slit 1attt btcomu • brutal
11111!dtrta to ~«P Ult ''Wby "
• _.,,,.,...,.,.."Out of Ille
berywlltre" The 1mv1t of lh
BtHamy's old f•mltl M""J ti UIOll Pltct II 1oc* lfltr Elinbtth's Nby .
lottlhtr with Strtlfs tPllOillllMlll
IS 1111rsety maid, caum sto1111y
ktna Ill tflt •rwt11ts' llfh.
..... (l'IWW).-SO-."llllJ
,_,. (svsp) '73-Bttte OIWll.. Tlf
lawll. A tculptOI hlrts I pretty
stlldtnt u Ill• 11ou11•"1"' at a manlion wlltrt lie Ind Ilia motlltf
hvt with Illa "°"'et.sly rMIM SISier.
9 TINl!ty-four Out frcllll fD Ac.Melly ltHtrs
!JI) 11.,.i Ktribl'
-1:30-
• @ lilly Billy and Arthur
meet the samt pretty 1111 at a d11<0
but neither knows they're rom1nc1n1
the same 1111 (Rescheduled)
• Cil Ill) 1211 0t1u ...... flounder·s paren ts yank him oul ol
Faber Colleae to tht conS1t1n1tion
ol Oun Wormer -who hu bern
podelln& the 1nnuat $6 000
donation lo Ille 1<hoot-1nd enroll
tum as the only male at1endrn1 [mrly
Od1nson's Un1mS1ty
@ C1llfornl1's P11•t1c Worh r: A
T r111t ol Crisis
9:00
U CJ) Q}) llltwit: (211r) "Uptfllll
5'tlK .. J llialtf" (com) '14-Sidney
P0tl1t1. Biii Cosby, Harry Belalonte,
Flip Wilson, R1Chard Pl}o1 Paula
Kelly A factory hind and his lr1end
are both leelln( prelty cood when
they VIStt lherr Saturday maht hana
oul One 1s hold1nc a SS0,000 lottery
ticket and his buddy has been hav1n1
a lucky streak at craps. when a
ianaster steps 1n and robs the bar's
patrons. and the two lnends decide
to catch the crooks
• Cil <Bl all Tiie LM ... t (R) "Double Wedd1n1," stamne Cyb &
Tosh Barnst1bie and f red 1 nvalena
''Thf Dummies." st1n1n1 Rulh Buur,
Sid Ctwr, and "Julre Falls Hard,'
stamna Tony Roberts
ID Pro Secctr Az1ecs vs Seattle ID A1111111 City U11ib ID Grtlt ,.__llC_.
ID Ml DW.t CMrttift 9 The Scaitet Letter
-9:30-
• llllnlt: (Htlir) "~rlll1'i
••,.~&•" (sci lr)-When all the
monsters attac~-who wtll wrn' lllllN:(l~) .. ,......."
(hor} '71 -Georu S1ndt1$. Beryl
Reid The leader ol a motorcycle
a•na finds the steret of re1urn1n1
lrom the dead, • lliCflt Woiy
10:00
• {]) ClJ (II) AK llinn a..: ..... UillMf ~-Uft '""' tllt lklfM ...... Sin ffltl(ISCO
1ttorney M"hael Step1n11n 101ns
. wllh Burt Reynolds and Truman
Capote tor an in-depth look at
contemporary Am111c1n en and
• . .. z ... o ... -.-•
TV WEEK, APRIL 15. 1979
how they're react1ni to "°men's
chanilni rotes
ms,.~ 18 ...... lbn!Mft mc11r,.~
(JfJ Do It Y111rwlt Mnwh
-10:30-m OM 8' tllt llisliftc
11:00 . ,. .. ., .....
.. <m \DJ """ ..... lie LlllCfl
D S.C... City TV ~
(lll llltwit: wQMst tor laft" (rom)
71 -Ja1n Collins, tom Bell
Q)letwty HIMS.
0 Ma•·12 9 Off Your Duff
QI) T tel f ritb S..
-11:30-
• M•Jlt : "Tiit UFO l1ci•e1t"
(adv) '7S-James Earl Jones.
Cil Mowle: "Wll•er1tss lo11111tJ"
'70-Nature documentary D @ t8l OIJm,.tMit '7' • 119N: "Attld., tllt .... ,,..
(SC1·l1) '69-Chm Murphy 8 119N: "Jot" (dra) '70-Peter
Boytf, Oennrs PalrlC~. Audrey Caire.
llewlt: "Tiit u.,.r .. (dll) '70-
Blrr; Newm1n. 011n1 Muldaur
11 llewlt: ''ltomf ur-'° (llor)
'72-Peter Cush1n1. Chnstopher Ltt.
llD) ..._.: .. ,....._. (mY1) '69-
CtMle Peppard, Jun Seberc. m llllMtt.: "The Pirate," "Situr·
day's Htfo," "Stice to Tucson"
atTlle .....
• Morie: "C114111 D'Or" (d11) 'SZ-Simone S1cnMet
12:00 all Seip f ldefy Dia
-12:30-
8) Merits: ·The Devil's Hand,''
"The Robot vs tlle Aztec Mumm{'
1:00
B -..111: 'Ghost ol Rome,"
"frozen Ghost," "Mystery of the
White Room," "Cold fever"
-1:30-a ra~
11 T1lt Mwtlltlrrm
2:00 e ...._ "Odd Man Out. .. "The
N11ht Hn £yts"
3:00
• llllnlt: • ''Stlrwl ••111lq"
(dra) 'Sl-llonald Reaaan, Oo11s Day
......
TV WEEK. APRIL 15 1979
atlantic -audio
music hi-fi components
WE'VE GOT EVERY mtl OF THESE
GREAT NEW YAMAHA COMPONENTS IN STOCK
HOOKED UP FOR DEMONSTRATION IN ONE
OFOURTHREESOUNDROOMS-
:r : . u5 ~~ CDs:;
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A. $
ffi 0 i~ f ..r zi Ii
..
Smucker's• preserves
11 oz. The most delicious
fruit preserves In the
flavors you love; Apricot,
Peach, Grape Jam,
Orange Marmelade,
Strawberry. limit 2 per
customer, 300 per store.
~ ~ ! 65¢ 2-pr. pack 0 !il SALEI 11 Reg .... pk. MIHff' ~ COMfort top 11,...hfghe.
• Choice of retnfon:ed toe ffi i or sandalfoot toe. Stretch
; " nyton. Suntan or beige.
S! III ltt IALEI Reg. 99t.
! ~ Queen size. 2-pr. pack.
~e .
eE
57¢SPECIALI
R1gue Spaghetti S.uce,
15¥1 oz. Choose plain or
meat, and say "thars
Italian." limit 2 per
customer, 300 per store.
2bags/ 1.50 1.33
SALEI
Reg. lk beg. Potyur•
thane foem shreds. For
pillows. cushions, home
cretts and mort. 1 lb. bag.
SALEI
Tampax• tampons. 40'•.
Choose regular. super,
and super plus.
Use your JCPenney charge, Master Charg ..
or VISA•/BankAmerlcard•. No sales to dealers.
Sale prices effective Sunday, Aprll 15
through Saturday, April 21.
5/$1
SALE!
Colg81 .. tooth btuehH.
Adult types In soft.
medium and hard.
u 8UINA PARK: S.11eh at Orangethorpe
ORANOI: City Drl¥e at Garct.n Grove Blvd.
aMTA ANA: 3900 Sou'th Brl1tol
GRANADA HIU8: 18000 Chatsworth at Zelzah
WOODLAND HILL8: 21500 Victory Blvd. et Canoga
2 boxes /$1
SALE!
Reg. Ne box. fHCO-
plMUc trash begs. 33
gallon capacity. Box of 8.
SPECIAL!
fHco• heavy duty 22 r.llon plutlc: truh can.
Htur• domed lld ...
· 1dds 4 gallons to the
cepaclty. Limited
quantities.
TORRANCI: Hewthorne at Sepuiv.cte
LAKIWOOD: Canon St. at Paramount Blvd.
RIVIR81DI; 3520 Tyler
1A
•
3.66ea.
SALE! Reg. 4.44. Big
boys' athletic-style
numeral shirts.
Choice of 2 ... meah body with ~ntraat yoke, or solid
body with mesh yoke. 100% cotton. Variety of color
comboa. S-M-l -XL.
7. 99 ea. YOUR CHOICE SALEI
R ... I.•. 8ta boJI' pre-weaMd JHn1. Pick your
tavortte out ofthl• super anortment of stylu. Cotton.
Pre-WUhed blue. Reguler end ltlm sizes.
2A
·s~99
SALE! R~. 7.99.
Bold plaid shirts for
the misses.
Fashioned of easy-care polyester/cotton In eye-
catching colors. Short sleeves.
9.99
SALE! Reg. 11.99.
Misses' tuck pants.
Super styling for a super lookl Comfortable polyester/
cotton. Variety of fashion solld colors.
5.99 SALEI
Reg. 7.H . Men'• terry
aport 1hlrt. Collared V-neck
styling for a c:uual
look. Short a . Poly-
eater/ootton. S·M·L-Xl.
SALEI
..... S.tt.M ..... 'oeuae
topa. Long sleeves.
Selection of lovely sollda
with embroidered yoke.
Machine w1ah cotton.
S.44 IALll Reg. 4.44.
llrge lint.
16.99
SALE!
Reg. 22.99. Canopy
awing for Infants. By
Graco•. Swings automat-
ically for approx. 15
minutes. Washable seat.
Adjustable print
sunshade.
19.99sALEI
Reg. 26.99. Umbrolle,.
Stroller. Folds and carries
like an umbrella! light-
weight aluminum frame.
plush nylon covered
padded seat. Swivel
Wheels. Yellow & blue.
Reg. 37.H . Stroll~
Wee-Care• S-ln-1 car
1Ht. Blby's own con-
vertible car eeat. R•r
facing position for Intent.
Aecllne1. 5 point h1rnea
system. Bronze. bleck or
powder blue.
INFANTS
SUNWEAR
SALE!
4/$5
Reg. 1.66 ea All
looks bright! The
savings are super!
Four cute.ea-a-button styles to choose. Each
of easy-care polyester/cotton. Variety of
prints or solids, Sizes M-L-Xl.
A. Suitt-up shortall
8. Button shoulder bubble c. Plastic fined sunault
D. Bib-front ahortall
SALE!
Reg. 3.77 ea. Toddlers'
mesh sleeper. Fashioned
with cardigan front and
gripper waist. Easy-care
polyester. Selecllon of
prints or solids.
1.66
SALEI
Reg. 1.H . Toddler glrla'
smocked top aundreaa.
Variety of delightful prints.
Machine wash polyester/
cotton.
SALE!
Reg. 1.77. Little glrla'
crop topa. Sporty tops for
casual wear in a variety
of solids and prints. An
excellent value. Machine
washable. Polyester and
cotton.
1.22 SALE! Reg. 1.77. Big
girls' crop tops.
1.99
SALE!
Reg. 2.44. Toddlera'
bib-front denim ahortall.
Features adjustable au ...
pender and pocket on bib.
Blue cotton denim.
3
'
GLIDDEN ® FACTORY SALE!
9.99 gal. 8.99 gal.
SALEI SALE!
Reg. 14.ff. Glldden• Reg. 13.99. Glidden•,
Spred Latex GloH House Latex Spred House Paint.
and Trim paint. Durable Latex for easy clean-up.
easy-clean-up latex paint Weather resistant so it
goes on easily and evenly. lasts for years and years.
Dries to a non-chalking Covers evenly and easlly
stay-bright gloss. Hun--dries fast! Hundreds of
dreds of colors . colors to choose from.
Glidden• factory paint sale prices effective through
April 28, 1979. Hurry for the best color selection!
Visit our Paint SundrlH Department for all your paint·
Ing needs at low, low prices.
1.88
YOUR CHOICE
TOOL SALE!
Reg. 2.22 H . Shown here, just a sampling
of our super selection. ~
10'" vise wrench wttll
release handle
eH?<: ··.0::--
j .. E
I 2
28.88
SALE!
Reg. 34.99. Kelle,. 16-ft.
aluminum extension
ladder. Lightweight yet
strong. U.L. Listed.
SALEI
Reg. 14. 99. Deluxe 40 pc.
socket Ht. v.x~" drive.
Includes both inch & metric
measures In one set.
19.99
SALEI
Reg. 24.ff. Complete
home workbench by
Hirsh•. 20x36"
work surface, two 36x16"
shelves.
$260
SALE! Reg. s299_
Emerson® home
entertainment system
with 8-track and
cassette ptayer I
recorders.
It's got both cassette & 8-track player/recorders plus
AM/FM/FM-stereo receiver, BSA turntable, two 2-way
speakers. (5200)
10.88
SALEI 21.99
Reg. 14.•. 0.IUH 41"
S •LEI ahop light. Complete with
" • two 40..watt ftuoreeoent
13 •ment outdoor TV
antenna. W boom
length. For UHF/VHF/ Reg. 13.•. Hlratt-4-eheff ~lbt. Sturdy ateef con-
ltffl e1o,... unn. Ea.y--siluctlon. Liited by Under·
to-.._mble. 30xtox 12" writer• Laboratorlea Inc.
14 .• IALll Rea. 17.88. EUy·to-aHtmbte end
5-ehelf unit. 3k~2x12". hlng.
FM chanMta 2 through 83, cotor or b~ and white
TV. lnotudel 5-ft. lnltalla·
tlon kit, lnatrUc:donl. EUy
to 1""811.
. '
SALEI
Reg. 24.99. General Elec-
tric-AMIFMffV portable
radio. Now you can hear TV
channels 2-13 on your
radio! ( 1229)
$115
SALE!
Reg. $129. SoundHlgn tri-
m ode stereo system. In-
cludes AM/FM/FM-
stereo receiver, 8-track
player/recorder. Plus
record changer and two
speakers.
. (3503)
SALE!
Aeg.19.H .Emerson9ca•
Htt• player/recorder. DC
operation (batteries not
Included). (1324)
.. ··.·: ~) <~::"~~~~
.. ·: ·~" ~ 7.48;;::.· ~~~
SALE! Reg. 8.99.
"Lustre" textured
drapery in home
fashion shades.
Rayon/acetate. Foam backed for added Insulation.
11.U pr. IALll Reg. 20.99. 72xM" drapery. a.u pr. IALll Reg. 27.99. 96x84" drapery.
11.U pr. IALIJ Reg. 39.99. 120xM" drapery.
11.U-. IALll R-a. 39.89. t20>CM" patio panel. II.II pr. IALll Attg. 44.99. 1"4xM" drapery. OtNr ..,_ avallable a1 aale prices.
3.88o.&4"e1zelALEI
...... -. ".......,'M1dedvol9talloredpanet.Cere-
,,_ poty ... r/coaon. 81t1ctton of lo\lely eolorl. °"* ... .....,..at ... Pfloll.
4.8821x36"
SALE!
Reg. 5.99, "Dundee" cut
and loop pile area rug.
Featuring non-skid rubber
backing. Nylon. Choice
of fashion colors.
7.88 SALE! Reg. 9.99.
26x44" size.
1.1.88 SALE! Reg. 14.99.
36x54" size.
19.88 SALE! Reg. 24.99.
42x 70" size.
5.4826x43"
SALEI
Reg. 6.99. "Shadows" cut
plle area rug. Polyester I
nylon. Colors.
9.48 SALE! Reg. 11.99.
30x60" size.
11 .88 SALE! Reg. 14.99.
40x60" size.
7.99
SALEI
Reg. 10.99. S.plece shag
bath set. l uxurious
Dacron• polyester. In-
cludes bath mat. contour
mat, lid, tank top and
bottom.
2. 68pr.eox36"alze 3.18 pr. 59x36" size
SALE! · • SALE! ·
Reg. 3.21. "8unahlne" ntnon Reg. 3.11. ''Moonbeam"
•h••r .. lloredllercurtaln. no-Iron Uer curtain. Poty-
Eaay care Dacron• poly-ester/rayon In a variety
ester. Faahlqn colors. of deoorator iolld colors.
1.11 SAL!I Reg. 1.99. 2.48 SALE! Reg. 2.99.
72x10" ruffled valance. 541111" ruffteo valance.
2.11 SALE!. Reg. 3.29. a.II IALEI Reg. 4.99. 74x3e" 1Wag valance. 80x38" awag valance.
Other lizea available at Other alzea available,_,
.... pricee. aale prloel . o.crone Duflont9 .,.._
matll fOr lllt Pof'j 11tar fiber.
•
-.
3.88
SALE!
Reg. 4.99. "King Cotton"
flat chair pad. Heavyweight
cotton with cord welting in
solid colors. 1" deep
solid foam pad.
4.88 SALE! Reg. 5.99.
Tufted chair pad. Shredded
polyurethane till.
11.88 SALE! Reg. 13.99.
Tufted rocker set.
Shredded polyurethane
fill.
9~
SALEI
Reg. 1.33. Check pattern
kitchen towel. Bright
colors. Cotton/polyester
looped terry.
59cH.SALEIReg. 77¢ea.
Potholder or dish cloth.
,,.....,.,.Olii~
~--
.. -, ..
2.44
SALE!
Reg. 2.99. "Homespun"flat
chair pad. l'h" deep
solid foam pad with zip-
pered cotton cover.
3.88 SALEI Reg. 4.49.
Tufted chair pad. Giant
welt trim. Kapok/cotton
fill.
7.88 SALE! Reg. 9.99.
Tufted rocker set. Giant
welt trim. Kapok/cotton fill.
SALEI
Reg. 99c. "Country Fair"
kitchen towel. Machine
wash cotton/polyester
looped terry. Colorful
print.
59CH.SALEI Reg. 77¢ea.
Potholder or dish cloth.
11. 99~n size SALEI
Reg. 15.n. J•tpantlh llouquet" ~ullted Md-
epreed. Potye1ter face and potyater fl II. Gold 0t blue.
1S..H SAUi ~. 11.99. Full 8'ze.
11.H IAUI Ree· 24.89. ~ lln . n .n MUI Reg. 29.99. W...-n.ktng ....
1.• IAUI Reg. 10.89. Metchlng 411c14• drepery,
_.,..
I'
~.· ~
-I
29.88 SALE!
Reg. 34.99. KrKO~ power
booster. Increases your
radio's Power up to 20
watts. Turns off with radio
Separate ON/OFF control.
I' ' 12.88 SALE!
Reg. 14.99. Martin'
60-lnch heny duty car
top b1r c:etrlef. Ro1r formed
steel channels. For stan·
dard cars.
SPECIAL!
Spartt-0.Matlc' FM
converter. Converts AM
radio to AM/FM receiver.
With AM/FM and AFC to
lock in FM stations. Limited
Quantities. (FM10)
1.44sALEI
Aeg.1.n . rur11ewa.-.Z1p
Wax C. Waah. Clean and
wax your car in one easy
step. 18 oz. size.
1.88sALEt
f'.'eg. 2.4'. Turtle WH11' .,.,., Hard Sheel peete
wax. '"oz. For a hard,
protective finish.
8A
r
69.88sALE!
Reg. 79.99. Mldl8nd"' 40-channel CB transceiver. Full
power mobile CB has L.E.D. digital channel 1nd1cator and
antenna warning light. With local/d1stan1 switch. automatic
noise limiter and tone control. (77·824) Cl =.J
29.96sALE!
Reg. 47.H . let of 4 Crew Chief heavy~ ehock
ablorben lncludfng lnetallatlon. 1-3/ 1 S" piston for
firmer. more stable ride than original equipment shocks.
Applications for most Amencan cars.
•.. 888 15. 88 SAL~! SALEI
Reg. 17.99. ~ Reg. 10.99. Kraco~ twin
lnterdynamlca •Ir front carpeted noor mats. comp~. Works. from Protects the areas that get
your cars crgare.tte lighter. the most wear. In colors. Pumps up toys. trres, more.
Reg. 1.n . Ouro• auto
body undercoet. Helps
prevent rust, deaden
sound. Helps protect car
body. 20 oz. spray can.
••
5.88sALEf
Reg. 7.99. Duro• Body
Shop K". Includes hller,
cream hardener, spreader.
spot putty. all you need!
99¢ SALEI
Reg. 1.41. Duro~ Super Glu.~ 3 grams. Bonds In
seconds. One drop holds
5,000 l>s.
...
1.99 canof3
SALE! Reg. 2.49. Wilson ®
Championship tennis balls.
When the game depends on how the ball bounces. Wilson" is the ball to depend on.
2.99pr. SALE!
Reg. 3.99 pr. Basketball
aneekera for men, boy•
and youths. For the guy on
the go! Blar.k with white
stripes. Canvas duck
uppers. rubber bottoms.
19.99sALE!
Reg. 25.99. Wiison'
"Match Point" tennis
racket. Aluminum frame
racket with leather gnp,
sporty cover. Strung with
monofilament nylon. P.iF=:i.m=~.:!""=~E"
4.99pr. SALE!
Reg. 5.99 pr. All purpon
athletic ahoe for lldutta
8"d youthe. 12 deat black
potyvlnylchlorlde sole.
blaCk vinyl uppe~wlth 3
white stripes. Wtlole
sizes only.
12.99sALE!
Reg. 15.99. Wiison•
"Jtmmy Connors Select"
tennis racket. L1ghtwe1ghl
wood frame. to play like
a pro.
2.99 SPECIAL!
Wiison• tennis racket oover. Vinyl. Helps protect
your ra(;t(el.
13.99pr. SALEI
Reg. 17.11 pr. "()gp''
Jogging ahoe for ,,,. end bOYa. Rated "3.Stars" In
"Runner's Wof1d''
magazine. Suede and nyton
upper, polyurethane sale.
77¢
SALE!
Ultr• ..__. sh8mpoo.
Choose from normal/
dry and oily formulas.
7 ounces.
SALE!
Arrld1! cre•m deodorent.
The 1 oz. size for effective
protection.
2/$3
SALE!
Johnson and John.on.,
baby oft 10 oz. of pure
baby ol for care and
softening.
99¢
SALE!
G•19tt1Atn•bl8dee.
Peck of 5 for great ahaVea.
1.09
SALE!
Johnson •nd Johnson•
b8by powder. Keeps baby
dry and happy. 14 oz.
1.77
SALE!
B•yef'W' Hplrln. Bottle
ol 200.
77¢
SALE!
Stri-0.x~ pede. Jar of 4~
tor dean healthy looking
skin.
1.68
Mylent1• llqutd. 12 oz.
bottle.
..
I
l'I I '> 11''' I I ' I, 1 '1,·· 11.1 ' '
66¢
SALE!
Reg. 83•. Ruffles~ potato
chips. They're the ones
with those famous ridges.
7 oz. bag.
99¢
SPECIAL!
Pennent" dry roHted
peenuts. A 16 oz. jar of
natural goodness.
limited quantities.
88¢
SALE!
Reg. 1.11. Neblscott Fig
Newtons. Chewy delicious
fig centers in catte-y
cookies. 16 oz. box.
2/99¢
SALE!
Reg. 51' M . Amphor8""
pouch pipe tob80CO.
Choice of red. brown, blue
or green. 1YI oz. per pooch.
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29.99 the finaJ
cost
to you
REBATE SPECIAL!
SAVE *3 from Regina!®
Special low price 32.99.
~ .... ;.:· Regina® 3-speed
.~~, ,,,. Electrikbroom®.
:::::~::::::~ Lightweight ... weighs less than 61h lbs.! With exclusive
Dirt Cup, and patented Rug PNe Oiale. limited quantities.
Rebate information available at point of sale.
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HooY9f4t Convertlble9 uprtght vecuum c ... ner with
5-pc. tool kit. Convenient 3-posltlon handle, and
4-way height adjuster. Features full time edge cleaning!
limited qoantttles.
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I • : : 20 exposures delletoped 1 S2
1 •nd printed ......•... 2.M : ...... --.... SALE! I 24 e>q>oSoret delleloped : . •
: and printed ...•••.... 3.48 : Reg. 1311. ...,.,. compllCt mlorowne ..._ up Httte
: Valid through Aprl 21, 1979. I ...-. Meu"91only19-5/Bx13V.x14-1/8". Plue It felt"'91
I 'lhe"'-~.;. 11\1 the c~ oooldng system "* ~ turns L----~~!------· thetood. DUii timer. vii11btecooldngcontrol, more. (1130) 7
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69.99
.SALE!
Reg. 71.". Redwood .Ulned white wood tete-a-tete.
Ideal patio lounging luxury. Includes brightly colored
~nyl covered cushions. Sold unassembled.
24.99
SALE!
Reg. 21.". f¥1.foot diameter vinyl patto umbrella.
Multi-color panels. With tilt fMture. Plastic fringe.
79.99
SALEI r
Reg."·"· 3-plece petto set of genuine CetHornla
redwood. Includes 42-lnch round tabte and 2 matching
•curved benches. Sold un .... mbled.
" tor eome r..-on an ld*11Md Item 11 not 1\l9lllble In our etore, we wlM .. tner inMetM IM!'ctlendlM avelleble \Oyol.l el.,._ dN. or atOUr optlOn,
oflef yo1.1 en ....,.. or betW ll9m et tM ~ price. ThoM ICfwr1IMd ltelftl dellgneted with •11m1ta" or "llmlted ~tltlllw ....
IWI...,.. on1y .t111e our qutllltltlM -. on • llrlt come. ",.. MtWd bMll.
No ..... .., ..... •
Reg. 119.11. Neosho•
portable llquld propane
gaa grill. 270 sq. Inches
of cooking surface. Cast
aluminum head. Complete
with 20 lb. fuel tank.
Assembly required .
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CHARCOAL STARTER I ,~
6~ --·-·-
Charcoal starter ftuld.
The quick and easy way
to start the barbecue.
1 quart size.
2.99
Klngsfonte Charcoal
Brlqueta. 20 lb. bag. Stock
up now for barbecue fun.
119.9~
SALE! Reg. 139.99.
22" cog drive
self-propelled gas ·
lawn mo'Ner.
Features 31A HP Briggs & Stratton• engine, 4 cycle,
automatic choke, euy-spln recoil starter. Sold
partially .... mbled.
159.99
SALE!
Reg. 1"·"· .... ,r .. m HP rHr bagger gas mowe~.
22" steel blade, handle lever shifts to a choice of e
cutting heights. 1.6 bushel rMr-mountad grua catcher
Included. Engine controls located on handle. Brigg• &
Stratton• automatic choke engine with reooll starter.
More. Sold partially assembled.
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1.99
SALE!
Reg. 2 .•• Brtgge a
stntttone lawn mower
tune-up kit. Helps prolong
the ltfe of your mower.