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Home My WebLink About1975-05-26 - Orange Coast PilotO~ange Coast EDITION V9l.. 68, NO. 146, 2SECTIONS,28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MON DAY,MAY26, 1975 Your llometo w n ltaily Newsp a p er TEN CENTS ·2 •Ofla%ines Cite .JFK Plot on Castro J'IEW YORK (UPll --Ti~c anU New!>Wt:tik magazines IHlY the Kennedy administrution, ' a1ngered by the unsuccessful 8C:ty of Pigs invasion In 1961 , ullegc<.lly lried to "depose" or "eliminute'' Premier Fidel Castro of Cuba. Both maeazines stressed in the Sunday editions that their sources slopped short or saying -~ , _.. Driver Killed In Stunt Oklahoma stuntman Larry McMenamy died early Sunday from massive head injuries suf. fered at Orange County Interna- tional RaC'e\va y wht•re his at- tempt to jump 16 cars in a go· cart ended in disaster. J\fcMcnamy, 27, defied doctor'!) ()rders to try the lc:.ap from one ramp to another. His cart fell short of the intended 61 .fect and flipped end over end across the l anding ramp, s lamming the driver'shcad against a roll bar. ' · The stunt was part or drag rac- ihg al the r aceway which lasted 110lil late Saturday night. T h e vict i m had been hospitalized last week aftera fall from a roof caused a punctured chest, officials at the racewa y snid. But Mcl\tenamy demanded to be realeased from a Van Nuys '°8pilMl to do the stunt at. the I rvine track. Bet'ause they fe<1red that the Injuries weakened the driver, of- ficials a t t h e track made McMenamy ~ign a waiver before t rying the stunt. About a month ago, a similar o.ittempl <.1l another track went awry, as well, and McMenamy overshot the ramp and crashed. He was nol serious hurt in that mishap. Tension Up In Vientiane VIENTIANE, Laos CAP> U.S . t:mbassy personne l ac- <tifrated the burning of docu- ments today and the embassy's Marine gua rds 1noved their pistols and riot-gas supplies to safer ups tairs storage areas al) ~nti-American feelin~ mounted in Vientiane. '"-'There were no flights today in the charter airlift thut has re· cluced the American community in Laos from close lo 1,000 to about350. "'Don't stay much longer ,'' U.S. Charge d'Affaires Christian· A. ChapmHn advi sed an American newsman. Sl.udents t'ontinued to occupy the hl'adquarters t"ompound of the U.S. Agency fur International Development. Police guards out· side the gat e prevented news · photographers from taking pit· 1.ures and tried to stop reporters from taking notes. Birth Rate Low Again WASHINGTON <UPI) - The birth and fertilit y rates of American women dipped to record lows in 1974, the Census Bureau r· said Sunday. However, the figures do not suggest that the United Sta.Les is nearing "zero population growth.·· In fact, because more women are reaching child ·bcaring age, the nation's populH- tlon is cx~ctcd to grow at least for the next few dl!- cadcs. In its annual pop·utation estimate. the bureau put tbt 1974 birth rate -num· bel's of births per 1,000 persons -al 14 .9, lhesame as in 1973. the Administration order~ at· templit to assassinate Ca8tro. Time. quo t ing ''credible sources," svid Kennedy and his b.rolher .. Alt-orney Ge11er11.l Robert Kennedy, angered by the disastrous B»y of Pigs Invasion. "covertly ordered agencies of lhe U.S. sove_rnmeal to fiqd sure _!'lcun!f of deposin~ Fidel Castro, a Cuba's chjef of state.'' Time said, "Whether or not as· sassi natlon attempts against Castro were authorized by the KeMedys is still unclear. But they did send word to the CIA: at least, lhw.l he must be jOlocked out or power by any means the agency could devise.·· The magazine said the Statt· ers Still Bouncing Dt•partmcnt ·'and possibly the F'BI <And the Pentagon wf4re told that ways s hould be found to get rid of Custro" and that the CIA did ·'work with U.S . Mafia leader-tt,.Sam Gi4Wc;ma and.John Roselli , in un5uccess(ul at.tempts to kill the Cuba leader." Newsweek, quoting "a hi ghly placed intelligence source," said ee Phil Wulff, out to set record of 101 hours bobbing ue aQd ~ lll!ller-tolter, gels counterweight frotn..'l>atty\Leedh am. She is' one of sever al girls trading off to keep sces;,tw going in effort to rili se funds for Youth For Christ. Marathon started Thurs- .., d~ a Ha~bp~ Bouje.vard and 'Adams -~eo.ta>Mm. Wulff oopes to take the last bounce tonight al 7. Tax Override Issue In Newport-Mesa Voting polls will beopeft from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at pre- cincts in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Voters wil l be asked lo approve a school tax rate increase of about 5 cents, which would raise this year's tax rate from $4 .07 to roughly $4 .12. If the override f~ils, next year·s tax rate would drop to $3.76 because of stale legislation aimed at providing property tax relief and higher assessed valua- tions in the county. The exact lax rate is notsel yet because the county has not re- leased assessed valuation figures for 1975-76. Newport -Mesa o((icials say that "'·ithout the $2.5 million an- The lax rate hike would be in effect for the next five years if approved by voters, and would raise the amount the school dis- trict may spend annually per pupil by $100. By state law, the district is al- lowed to spend $1,272 per pupil next year. A successful election would mean they may spend $1.372 per pupil. Trustees attempted to raise the spending per pupil by $150 last (See OVERRIDE, Page A2} . Man Survives Crash; 4 Die ticipated from a successful tax . BIG BEAR (A p) -The sole override election, the district will survivor of a plane crash that be unable lo keep up with infla· killed four companions said Sun- tion. day, "I feel lucky -real lucky.'' Some ptograms and personnel Clarence ''Chuck" Borah, 26, ""·ill· be cut next year without. the , of Banning, walked away from additional money, school of· the crash site Saturday after fail- Cicials said. ing to rouse his friends, all fellow Trustees have already cul employes or Kaiser Steel Co. in more than $3 million from t.be the desert community of Eagle $39.6 million budget-. foi: nexl Mountain. year. However. of that nioney. The ri ve \Vel'C flying £rum about $1 .2 million will be put Eagle ~fountain tu an amateur back into various budget alloca-bowling tournament in Stockton tions if voters approve the ballol at the time of the crash, Borah measure. ~ Elections Set For Lagunans Voters in Laguna Beach and South Laguna will go to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of two money issues. Laguna Beach voters will.lo:'ct on a controversial $800,000 bond issue sought by the city to finance a 233-space parking structure near the do~·ntown business dis- trict. Majority voter approval is required. Voters of the South Coast Coun- ty Water District will be asked to approve a $3.5 million general obligation bond issue to finance improvements in the district system. A two-thirds yes vote is needed to pass the bonds. Po11s will be open from 7 a.m. to8p.m . U.S. D e bts Lash ed WASHINGTON <UPI) - Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns said Sunday the government. has done enough to fight recession and '·the thing to do now is to sit back for a little while.,. Burns severe ly criticized both the Administration and Congress for running up federal debts and said . ··This country ''/OUld go down the drain very rapidly" if Congress spent non- stop on economic recovery pro- grams . Huntington Vote Slated Can City Charge Tax on Property Sale? Voters in Hun.tington Beach will go to the polls Tuesday to de- cide whether or not the city should be allowed to charge a tax on the sale of real property. The reaJ estate transfer tax has been a hot issue in town since it was imposed by the city council last August. Opponents of it first mounted a petition passing campnl~n to force the election which Wlll be held .Tuesday, and ·in recent month!i they raised more than $15,000 to campaign against. the t.ax . Supporters of the transfer lax raised less than $000 for their .~ campaign. The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m . The results will be compiled at the city· clerk's office and Lhe voting tally will be aval.lable about J 1 p.m . The city : clerk's phone number is 536·5226. Th ballot measure asks voters rove an amendment to the arter which would prohibit t.y from usinc the real est.ate transfer tax as a source or revenue. There has been some eon.tus•on over the ballot mnsure. but' in simple terms. voters who want the real estate transfer tax eliminated should mark, their ballots "yes". Those who want the lax used by the city s hould mark them "no''. This is contrary to what \1.:as published in Friday 's llunlington Beach edition of the Daily Pilot. The Friday story_ inadvertently reversed those pos itions. · About 54,200 Huntington Beach residents are eligible to vote Tuesday, but the city clerk's of· fice expects les5 than ll 17 per· cent turn out. 1be city council wlll meet at 8 P·l"· Tde!lday for fUrther dis· <l!llions tm tho .city budge\ and a look JI, wb•l to do without $1.2 million in tlntich>aled revenue if the transfer tax loses. • 1 "·· . ~ • it wt1s told· ··a major errort was made by th e Kennedy ad - 1ninistration to gl:.'l rid of Castro." ';Like l)~vera l olher infor- mants," Newsweek i;aid, "this source was careful to say that the intention had been to 'eliminate' Castro; there were al least perfunctory hopes that he could Countian Remains Captive DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania CUPI) -Guerrilla kidnapers are demanding a $1 million ransom for the release of two American students. one of them from Garden Grove, and a Dutch woman abducted from a wildlife reserve a long Lake Tanganyka. The guerrillas re leased a third J\merican s tude nt -Barbara Smuts, 24. of Ann Arbor, A1.ich. - Sunday after giving her ransom notes for U.S. and Tanzanian authorities. Th·e kidnapers, t entatively identified <tS members of the lert- wing Peoples Revolution Party in neighboring Zaire, freed the dazed hostage after six days of captivity in a jungle hideaway. Miss Smuts was rowed 25 miles across Lake Tanganyka during the night and released near the town of Kigoma with notes for Tanaanian President Julius Ny~ret"e and' U .S. Ambassador W-19' fel tfy can.er. Tanzanian sources s aid t.h e kidnapers demanded a SI million ransom and t he release of political prisoners in Zaire in ex- change for the freedom or the three remaining captive!). The other hostages were Car- rie Jane Hunter, 21, of Atherton, Calif., Kennet h Smith, 22, or Garden Grove, and Emilie Bergman, a Dutch ad· mi nist.rative assistant at the wildlife reserve. Miss Smuts, wearing jeans and a s hirt, flew from Kigoma in western Tanzania to Dar Es Salaam soon after her release. She spoke with Carter £or an hour before retiring for the night at the ambassador's residence. The blonde daughter or a Ford l\fotor Co. executive \Vas at [irst loo dazed to ansv.•er questions, but laler told friends the guer· 1illas treated her "as well as could be ex p ect e d in the •circumstances." Forty guerrillas, armed \Vith automatic \veapons and dressed in uniforms. kidnapcd the rour !See RANSOM, P ageA2) Just-married Viets Aided By Missio1i The l"'O refugee coupl es mar- ried la s t 'A'eek in a double ceremony at Camp Pendleton have more than just a honeymoon tu celebrate. They have a future thanks lo a nearby Catholic parish. Spokesmen £or the parish of !\fission San Luis Rey said the churchgoers offered to sponsor the two coupl es and their families. And the recipients or the offer made Saturday are ecstatic. Father Martin McKeon, pastor of the old mission church • pro- mised lo find work and schooling for the two couples and the 14 persons in the families involved. He termed the offer lhe parish's wedding present. lo Mr. and Mrs. Nguyen The Hung and Mr. and l\trs. Phuong Van Hai. The family groups include seven students, three tailors. a typist and three farmers. 'Sp y Subs' WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Navy has used specially equipped subm'1.rines to spy on the Soviet Union, acf.:"Ordin.g to senior Pentagon officials. But they denied a repurt that the mis- sions h•d violated the threc·mlle territorial limits of lhti USSR. .. ht-rc n1oved from pO\\'{'r \l.'ithout. sht•dding his blood. But the source implit•d !:itrongly that the decision, made al the highest levels of the government, did not preclude outright. assassination. The CIA, murco\'Cr, was not in it. alone; the campaign against. Castro reportedly involvL"<I the State Department und the Pen· tagon. '' • ion UPI T•~ AMERICAN FREED Barbara Smuts 338 Jobs Cut, 576 Added In Fund Plan By.GAR Y G RANVILLE OtHle D.111, Pll<tlSt.l'lt Before giving the Orange County Board of Supervisors a proposed record $413 million budget last week. County 1\d. ministrative Officer Robert Thomas slashed $32 million from what county department chiers wanted to spend in 1975-76. Also felled by Thomas as he went about tightening up on the spending r equests were 338 jobs the department chiefs wanted added to the county payroll. Slashes not.withstanding, the t'ounty's chief administrator ended up with a proposed budget that jumped $31 million over 1974-75 without adding any ne\v programs or services. And while 338 job requests fell by the wayside. 576 new posi- tions. most of them in welfare, are included in the budget pro- posal. By tile time he finished his spending proposal, Thomas pre- dicted a higher property tax rate in Orange County. •· He did not say how high he ex- pected the tax incfease to go . But last month, board of sup- ervisors Chairman Ralph Diedrich s aid it might be as much as 30 cents for each $100 worth of assessed value. A higher budget and a step-up in taxes ~·ere blamed by Thom as on innation. stale and federally mandated programs and the in· creasing demand £or community safety. ··we view 'vith some alarm the (See BUDGET, PageA.2) Coa•t Weatller ,\cloudy, overcast morn- ing ~hould give way tu sun· shine this afternoon along the Orange Coast, say the forecaste rs -much like the pattern the first t\\"O days or the h o lid ay 'weekend. Hi ghs should re· Ul'h "'e ll intu the 60s. I NSIDE T ODA 1'' Bobby Unse r gol Ille breaks and won second l1tdia11aµolls 500 Sunda11 when a tl1u11- derstorPn siopped 'race aflcr 174 laps. See A·l O far dclad•. ihallftt L,.M.le)'11 CMMrC..-,_f -" owtlll Ne-lie" t:MWlalf' ... lftt.i'1•l11m111t .......... Index .. •• 14·1• .. ... .. .. " • Al DAILY Pll.01 • • Agency Raps Easter Seal Sale Pr~~~ I . I , ,· . ; WASHINGTON IUPl) -A wMtchdog agency says the Easter j Seal Society puts the bite on • citizens unfairly by us ing ' un I iformed National Guardsmen and 1, fil·emen in some areas to collect • funds for c rippled children ' The National lnformntfon Bureau, JJ 1>riva le 01·gani zation that reviews the operations and ethics of charity groups. made the 1 <:harge 1n u ''('onfidential I bulletin " dated 1'-1 arch 20 but dis L closed only Sunday It also said Easter Seal.11 httd enticed donors u·ith sweepstake th:kels in C)ne "T°he Guard needs some via · ferln1 •prize, with an apl)('al for a more than 260,000 handlcuppcd The N 18 has no re1ulalory locale I bi lily, e~pecially alter the Kent contribution in return person~ in 1974 powl!rs and cannot. enfo13ce E11sler Seal official& 1:onfirm1...od that societies in IG or 17 stul(·S have used G ual'ds111 enor.firemen as collectors. but defel"lded the practice as perfectly proper "Granted. \Vl' ha vc used !he Na· lion.al Guaiird , but these puople ure <'it.izen volunteers at the same time," Donald Ullman, deputy executive director and comp- troller or Eas ter Seals, said in a telephooe--irtlerview Stute uffair. that it's .doing good criticiSQls of chirlty operations. things In the community .. The bureau chargcJO have been The report said the use of un· But its officials suy the Nl8'ti Eu~ler Se al Pre!:iidenl Edward Drake said the society is trying lo discourage the practice or offer- ing S\\'cepstake ti ckets as buit for donut.ions, us the bureau said hap. pcncd in nvrtheuslern Pen· nsylvania. 1-le said l\\'O or three Joculs have sent to potentia l donors un· ordered S\\'eepstakes tickets, of· circulating within charity cir(·les iformc.-d government employes in · d I h ht •1·11ce !hey were ouui·n.,• In !he rl 1 1 v1e~·s o carry we i t 1n P 1 •n· .... --u chu ty campa ens paces ·•un· •t..-.. i i I 1 Mu.rch bulletin to membert. UPI duepreaaures'' on donors. uuvp cc re es obtained ll copy of the bullelin . It iJ not unusual for u charlt~ to "The National East.er Seal Sot•iety (or Crippled Chi ldren and Adults does not rn ect the <ethical ) standards of NIB," the three·page report said, even though Easler Seals provided re· habllitation and other serviees to .. BUDGET ••• cost tre nd s in community safety and social services and quesUon the county's financial ability to support these increased costs," Thomas said In his budget message. Simultaneously . he admitted that his "hold the line" policy in other areas "could result in some decrease in the level of service provided by some de partments." Thomas' budget s lashing didn't Stop with spending pro· grams and additional personnel. Whack ed from proposed capital projects were $21 million. including $3 .l million for a south county Sheriff's substation and $4.6 million for expansion of Cen· tral Municipal Court. Left in the $8.9 million capital projects budget that Thomas re- commended was $901 ,000 for con· verting Albert Sitton flome in Orange to an extension of Orange County Juvenile Hall. The most recent £.aster Seal come under fire from the NIB. camp11ign was conducted na · Uonwide from 1'"eb . 24 to March 30 . Easter Seal officlab,; said they received no complaints about the use of Guardsmen or firemen. who acttid us collectors in New Rocbelle,N.Y. M.C Van de Workeen, NIB ex· ecutive director, ~aid th ht, at ~ny given lime, 50 lo 75 or the na- tion's charJtles may be disbp· proved or criticized in agericy bulletins 'Big Bill' Fails Six-pack Bid Dr0WT1JJ • BALTIMORE (UPI) -Willie "Big Bill" Pompa, a 320-pound lon gshoreman, failed to drink himself in- to history . . Pompa, 26, drew a huge cro\vd'to the Casa Bianca Res tuurant in the Little Italy section as he prepared lo dow11 a .s ix-pack of beer in Jess than 97 seconds, the unoffi{'ial world mark claimecl by a Mil\vaukee man. Although Pompa got off to a good start, downing the first-12·oun.c11 can of brew in 3 .5 seconds, the hea t an<j humidity, <'Uupled with the press of the crowd, ap· parenlly got lo him on the third ca11. · His effort ended when the third can of beer came backup. "We 'll still be proud or Billie," said some of bis pals , vowing the pride of lnternation1;tl Longshoremen's Associatio11 local l429 \Viii try again in another month. /' 16 Classes "'- 1-54 Boats Compete SHIRLEY KERINS (LEFT), MARGARET CARLBERG WORK ON LITERARY GARDEN Plant• In Uterature to Grace Approach to Huntington Beech Library The county 's chief ad· ministrative officer left out of his budget funds to purchase new voting equipment and an estimated $7 .6 million for con- struction of a new administration building in Santa Ana. In Balboa Regatta Woman Eyed .To Have Baby ,By Test Tube SAN FRANCISCO <UPI> -A Southern California housewife is looking for another woman to bear her husband's child The San Francisco Chronicle said today the worr;.,.:,{laced a classified advertise similar Lo one la:St month by a Sunday school teacher willing to pay up to Sl0,000 for a woman to have his baby by artificial insemination The newspaper identified the \11oman only as a 29-year-old housewife who Jives near Los 1\ngeles \\'ith her hus band. a graphic arts des igner who is also 29. "In the three years \.\'e've been married, "'·e ·ve tried lo have a baby," the woman told the newspaper . ·'But tests have shov.•n I'm inrertile. I Jove my husband and at least a test tube child v,,·ill be half his." The Chronicle said it "''as the on- ly ne\\'Spaper contacted by the \.\·oman that agreed to rWl the ad, \\'hic h sought a ··test tube Caucasian baby.·· "\\le live in a very conservative <1rea." the won1an said. "Raising a lest tube baby around here will be di rncu It enough v.·ithout any in- ter· racial hassle." The ad was placed early this month and the womansaidshere- ceived IO or 12 replies "but they :.ill want a fat fee.·• The woman said she is willing to pay "as much as a thousand or two. plu s the hospital bills, but that·sall ." The ad by the Sunday school teacher drew 100 responses, in· eluding some from as far away as England. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT 1~ Or•nQ< c.o,,,1 Q.o,ly Polol. '""'".,..,,..,"tom• &O,..d1""N•...,.·Pr•f< 1~ouni.,.,.at1v!...,O••....,. C.0..>1 P~t>lo\n•n<;1 Lomp•nv ~D«•ttt•<M•o<>i••t ..,tll•Y>tt<• Y•H•v 4nd lA<;!uM Bfoa(ft l!ooulft c ... ,, A ~ln<jlc •tQ1.,...I .,,..,en!\ ~ublO\ft~d S•lu•d•v• -~Uf'>ddV< TIM- I """"P"I wtlll,ftlnQ (ll•nl •~ •• JOO "W>I !Uy ~1•~(1 . Coll• Mt w. C.•"'o•nl•tl•lt. Rober! N . Weed Prn•M nl tncl Putll l,,...., l J;:1 ck R. Curley I v .. , "';::-: ::,;:i7 ... ~· l l!<l••Of • Thomas A. M 1,1rph1ne l ,,.._n•Q•nt £<1•10t l Charle~ H. 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'"""'""'-~'CM"'' u OOmonl"'•. iW m.ou '4.00mo.1lft1,, "'"''••• °"'11n,.i,..,, » oo -·· Plan Bears Fruit For Huntington By TERRY COVILLE 011"" Dilly '110t Si.rt A few old friends from some or the world's best literature are ·gathering. in front of the new Huntihgtoh Beacti' library for a su-Oen party ~ ;. there is Cinderella'• pumpkin . Peter Rabbit's chamomile, for inaking tea, you know. Isiah's fig tree from biblica l times . and an ancient red rose that s prang from the blood of Aphrodite's cut fool The gathering friend s represent more than 170 varieties or bushes, flowers and trees men tioned in world literature It is a literary heritage garden planned and planted by the Hunt- ington Beach chapter or the American A"ssociation of University Women fAAUWJ ··in the children's section \\'e have laid out a flO\\'er bed like it was in Alice's 'Through the Look- ing Glass' with a few extra friends such as Ci nderella's pumpkin.'' says Shirley Kerins. oftheAAUW The garden, at the entrance to the new $2.9 million library, is laid out in a circular pattern with a 75-foot diam eter. It features separate beds for children's literature. American literature, English, world, biblical and Oriental literature and mythology. I The AAUW secured an ancient rose from Tillotson's nursery in Watsonville, one of the few places where the ancient variety. not a m,odern hy~ryd is C1'9,.W}} The rose, in Greek mYtholdg~, grew from t.h-e bl ood of Aphrodite's.•'\'Ven\is) foot."".When she cut it Maideb hai.t tern, as legend has· it, spr3ng rrom Aphrodite's hair when s he emerged Crom the ocean waves ··People read about all kinds of plants We think it is nice if they can come outside and see just what that plant is really like," says Mrs Kerins "Here we have elecampane \.\'hich Helen of Troy was gather- ing when the Trojans abducted her Or daisies from some of Chaucer 's tales. Or Ophelia's flowers from Shakespeare's ·Hamlet' " The AA UW has spent about Sl,000 in donated money on the garden and much of the labor is volunteer. The garden should be finished by next weekend. The plants selected are expect- ed lo survive on a windy hill. The 1\AUW chapter has been plan- ning the garden and studying horticulture for the past four years The newly opened central library is on Talbert Avenue at Golden Wes t Street. Dr. MacDonald Says Innocent in Deaths RALEI GH, N .C . - Former Army doctor Jeffrey ~tacDonald pleaded innocent here al his ~arraignme nt in federa l court on charges of murdering his wife and two daughters while he was stationed at Fort Bragg in 1970. The army first charged Mac- Donald with the crime. but later dropped the case for lack of evidence. It was reopened by civilian authorities and Friday's arraignment followed five days of preliminary hearing during "'·hich l.tacDonald's attorneys have tried to get the case dis- missed on various grounds, in- cluding double jeopardy. U.S. District Judge l'Tanklin T. Dupree Jr. has yet lo rule on the motions to disml5s, and court sources said MacDonald's ar· raignmenl did not preclude the possibility the case still could be thrown out. 1\lso pending is a motion to shift the trial to a California loca· tion nearer A1a c0onald's flunl· ington Beach home. Court sources would not speculate on when the trial might begin, pend· Ing the judge's ruling on the change of venue motion. Dupree gaVe no Indi cation when he would rule on the mo· lions, and permitted MacDonald lo remain free on $100,000 bond . Government attorneys said during the arraignment that they "'OU ld press for the maximum venally of life imprisonment on all three counts or murder. MacDonald js now director of .. emergenc y services at St . ~lary's llospital in Long Beach. Calif. Hi s wife, Coll ete, and c1au ghtcrs Kimberly, 4, and Kristen-Jean, 2. were st¥bbed and beaten to death Aug. 17, 1970, at their Fort Bragg duplex. Mac- Donald contends the slayings were committed by hippies who broke into the apartment. During the hearing Friday, de- fense attorney Bernard Segal moved to Sl.lppress evidence the goverDment obtained by exhum· ing the bodies of two of the vic· tims last year. Doily Pilot DeM•ery I' GuarOfltMd Mooda.,...Frlday: II YO\J 00 nol PllVtl yaur pape1 by ,,30 o rn . can belore 1 p m arn;I YC>Yf <:OPy Wtll be cfe- hvered S.turday and Sunday: II vou do nol f@CC!ltve your copy by 9 a"'· Salur- flaY. ore 111 m Sunday, can belore 10 am and )'Olir copy will bit dell...., ed. Clrcllletf" T•l1ph1n1' Most Of•nQ• CQunty Areas 641-4Jll Noo nwesl Hunll"O!On BtNICl't, and W11stm1ns.1 er •. , . , , , • l•a.1JJI San C!t1men111. C.pi11tano8eacn, Sin JIJ5'n C1011t,4no. Dana Po1n1, outl't L-Oun1. Laoun1 N19ue1 ••••••••• , 4't~M • • However, the voling machines and building are included in a list or policy decisions left for the supervi~ors lo mull over when budget hearings begin next month Fro•PageAJ RANSOM .•. hostages last Monday from the remote Gombe wildlife reserve on the Tunzunian shore of Lake Tanganyka The kidnapers paddled the cap- tives across the luke -scene of Stanley 's famous discovery of Livingstone -:.Jnd herded then1 into a heavily defended stronghold in the Zaire jungle. The American captives were slue.l ying at the isolated \.\'ildlifc re se rve , run by Briti s h primatologisl Jane Goodall, for Stanford University. ;,This is the best ne\\'S 1 have ever received in my li ve," Dr. Goodall said after Miss Smuts was freed ... It is like having a IO·lon weigbt lifted from my shoulders." Fro•PageAJ OVERRIDE November, when Propasition Z was placed on the ballot. l loWever, that measure was defeated and the school board de· cided lo try again with a lower spending figure and a lower lax rate. Fair winds but mostly gray s kies was the weather menu served up for 154 boats in 16 classes which showed upon inside and outside starling lines Satur- day and Sunday for Balboa Yacht Club's Memorial Day Regatta. ·There were 89 boats in 10 classes racing on outside courses and 6.5 in six classes racing inside the bay. Largest class was the Lido-14A with 24 enUies. Sum- maryo!results: Outside Classes PHRF (14) -l Encantation, Ray BOoth, BYC; 2, Kumaran, Bill Rohrs and John Webb, VYC ; 3, Relampago, Bill J ones, VYC.· LUSW ETCHELLS -22 11 4> -I. Banamas, Leroy Sutherland, NHYC; 2, Spirit, Phil Ramser, NHYC; 3, Perfect, Don Edler, Sa1i Orwf're Plant Closed Temporarily The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station south of San Clemente temporarily was shut down last week a rter sea weed and debris became trapped in the ocean water intake structure. The plant was t aken out of service Wednesday morning after debris partially clogged a bar screen in the large intake pipe. Sea grass trapped in other screens also was removed. The plant was returned to service later in the day. Nl-l''C; 4, Belle, John Cazier, BYC. EXCALIBUR (6l -1 , Solnushka, K e ith Dinsmoor, BYC. LUDERS-I6 (6) -1, Angel, Bill Fundenburg, NHYC. MERCURY (5) -1, Duct , Lloyd Greeno, CB YC. RHODES-33 (7) -I , Therapy, Gayle Post, BYC ; 2, Folly IL, Blair Barnett. B YC . SANTANA-22 (10) -1, 1'-iis- chief,. Rod Rodheim, VYC;, 2. Shadow, Barbara Turner, 1st BYC; 3, Makai, Hap Harris, BCYC. SHIELDS (Ill -I, Katheripe, Mark Shryer and Jordon Murptty. BCYC : 2, Tornino, BUI Martin, NHYC; 3, Columbia, Paul Cohen, BYC. .. , SOLING 171 -I . CTA. Bill Fields, NHYC; 2, Sun, Larry Ashely, NHYC. THISTLE (9) -1, Precious, Robert Van T 'Riel. BYC · 2 War end Peace, Will Templeto'n, bvc. Inside Classes Lt\SER A (10 ) -1, Al Nelson, BYC : 2. Phil Greene,CBYC. LASER B (lI) -1, Scoll Ram sl'r , NHYC; 2, Kellh Kilpatrick, BYC : 3, Alanna Clary, NHYC; 4, J eff Scott, LIYC. LID0-14 A (24) -1, Don Stoughton, BYC: 2, Jack McClar· ty, BYC ; 2, Jim Tyler, BYC; 4, Bill Mc Cord, BYC; 5, John Thorne. BYC. LID0-14C (6) -I , Greg DeMocskonyi, BYC, SABOT A (71 -I , Molly O'Hora, NHYC. SABOT B (7 J -1, Doug Teulie, BYC; 2. Eric Oleson, BYC. ~ARIMERS PA.VS ...,.,.,Hlna 380 So. lev•rly De (213) ""·"""" • I.•• Ant•I•• (Opp.Mt. Slno1 Hotpitol) 87,.7 lovorly Blvd. (213)657-4141 •· Mariners Savings has always paid the.highest Interest legally possible. Now your savings can be worth even more at Mariners - a Big 7 JA o/o on 6-year certificates of $1 ,000 or more. Not only can you make money at Mariners, you can make friends too-with a strong ''hometown'' savings and loan. Save at Mariners. Now It makes more dollars and sensel .... _. lloltvr• World) 13820 Sool leoch llvd. 121 :J) 59f.7626 N•...,.rt hoch (MolnOHkol 1515We1tcl!ltDr. (71 4)M2 .... 000 Nowporta..h (toys Id• Cenlor) 101_. loy1ld• Or. (7l •l M2...000 I I t .. w.•9"ch I 310Glennoyr• tt.I (7 14)49 .. ·7506 -1 (Ol'ENING SoeN) I ' I \ 'f ; I r- 1 l ' > ' ,. I· I' • ·' '" " '" c • J, II I g •• s! '·' ..- ' .. • r •· . • I' .. UNI HIGH'S ANDREW CHAN TAKES AWARDS His Entry Judged Beat In Microbiology Exhibit Science Whiz Phenol Feat Fet ed By DOUGlAS FRITZSCllE .; Ol lhe O.llr Pllol Sl.111 Ever wonder how silver nitrate stacks up against phenol as a disinfectant or staphylococcus epidermidis ? Andrew Chan, a sophomore at Univer sity l·ligh School :in Irvine, did. After the best p~ of a year's work, he found that silver nitrate is 4.75 timt?S as effective in a IO-minute timeperi~d. HIS ENTR Y INTllE ORANGE COUNTY Science Fa ir detailed the results of hi s research and won the following prizes: first place in the microbiology division, Air Force award for best microbiology exhibit, California Association of Chemistry T e acJlers award for the most outstanding pro- ject in the senior division and the Army second place award for the best overall science project. He also won $50, a pocket calculator and a shot at the In- ternational Scie nce Fair to be held in Denver next spring. Andrew's t e acher , Jim Shannon, has nothing but ptaisc for his student. "EVERY TIME HE WALKS BV, l try to touch him, hoping that a little uf it will rub orf on me," Shannon said with a chuckle. Andrew, who wants to be a physician, is a lread y enrolled in advanced calculus courses at UC Irvine a nd has a good ch ance or graduating from high school at the middle or end of his junior year. said Shannon. Andrew is the son or Felix and Shirley Chan of California Homes. THE PROJECT, "THE PHENOL COEFFICIENT," will be continued next yeiir, aimed at taking a closer look at what the chemical actually does to the bacteria cells . "The Phenol Coefficient," Andrew e xplained, is the amount or a chemical needed to have the same dis infectant power a s phe nol. Safet ;v C ite•I Insurance Rates Drop at A-plant Premiums will drop 20 percent 'for a portion of .the $560 million in liability insurance covering the San Onofre nucle ar generating s tation. The rate r e ductio n wa s attributed to "the exceptional safety record compiled by all Pe rsonality Quits Panel SACRAMENTO <UP[) -Trees a Drury , a Los Angeles r8dio and .television personality, has resigned from the California Cons\Jmer Ad· visory Council. State Consumer Affairs Director Takets ugu Takei aaid Ms. Drury came un · der criticism frOm ·several croups becaus e s he is mak· ing ''comm e rcial ap- pearances in advertising ·for a popular American automobile" while serving on the council. which ad· Vises Gov . Edmund G . Brown Jr . and th e Consumer Affairs Depart· ment on consumer protec- Uon lesislallon. The attorney gen ral re- cently declared that coon· t'il members come under the copflict-or-lnlerests provisions of 1.he Political •11 Reform Act or 1974 . .nuclear power reactors in the United States," according to a ·sPokesman for two insurance· pools that provide liability protec~ion for such pJants. THE POOLS NEVER have received a claim for ll\jury or 'damag e arising from the operation or a nuclear power .reactor since liability coverage was extende d in 1957 , the spokesman said. The San On ofre plant is covered by $560 million in liability cove rage -$300 million from the insurance pools and $260 million from the federal government. The annual premium Cor each $1 million in coverage in excess of the first $100 million for a single reactor will be reduced from $1,000 to $800. The decre,ase • is retroactive to Jan. l . IT IS THE SECOND time this year that San Diego Gas a nd Electric and SoUthem California Edison Company, joint owne rs of the San Onofre plant, have received ·a break on insurance. ln Janua r y , $60 million in a dditional cov e rage w a s extended by the in surance pool ror the-s ame premium price. Edison officials declined to say how much the company spends yearly f or liabili ty -protection. T he spokes m a n noted that results of a recent study on the probability or a nuclear a ccide nt causing substantial injury to the public also ft'elp ed s park the ~mtum dtoJ>'.' Monday, May 26, 1975 * DAILY PILOT Al Push for Assets The T rees Can't Nap At Niglu? Cas h f or New District Eyed • Uy KATHY Ci.ANCY 0t Ill• 0•11, Pll•I S11tt l.eud(•rs or the l"ountain V>dl ey S<:hool l)islri("t h ave agret>d to push Cur nc1,11 s tatt: legislation aiml·d al C'Oll l'l'tini: more cash assc1s fo1· u unified f'oun tain Vull cy sthoo l system. 1'hc legis l;.iti on w;.is draftl·ll by s peci all y -hi re d a ttorn ey , Spence r Covert, who formerly was a deputy Orange County counselor . ASSISTANT SUPT. Cha rles Woodfin said the bill could mean up to $1 .S million for the proposed c ity-boundary school district . As it stands, he said, the dis- trict would r eceive no cash as- sets from the Garden Gr ove Unified . Huntin gt on Beach Union, Ocean View or Fountain Valley School Districts. •·we don 't really have nl uc h choice except to gc.> with the re- Trus t ee Area Plan Push e d By R esidents A parent g roup from the Hunt- ington Beach strip or the Foun- tain Valley School District has asked the school board to con- sider reorganizing into trustee areas. Under such a plan , school board members would be elected to r e present a specific g eo- graphic area , instead of being elected' at large . CON RAD EPLEY, spokesman ror PACT <Parents Acting for Children and Teachers ). s aid the reorganization would _serve "as a demonstration of concern for the people in the strip.'' Trustee Ri chard Plum sug- gested as king the staff to ;;;tudy the matter, and Board President Roger Be lgen agreed. But first Be lgen warned that he doesn't belie ve 1n a ssigning trustee areas. TRUSTEE WILLIA!\1 Crane said argume nts would have to be pretty strong Cor him to approve such a pro posal, and Trustee Sheil a Meyers s aid she would prefer waiting until after the Nov. 4 unification e lection. She noted tha t if unification succee ds. any action taken by the Fountain Valley board \Vould serve little purpose since the elementary .district would be on its way out of exi stence. But Epley predicted, "His- torically the odds are there isn't going to be any unification in this area at all.,,.. JIE SA I D THE Huntington Beach strip area has 30 percent of the dis trict population and would be entitled to 1.5 of the dis· trict's Cive trustee seals. •low ever. Plum suggested slu· dyin g a system \Vith seven board n1embers a s well. Thurs ton's Scholars hip Trust S tudied A detailed s tud y on a s ch o lar s hip tru s t fund established by Joseph Thurston, a Laguna Beach area pioneer, has been requested by Laguna Beach school trust ees. Trustees serve as the board of directors or the Thurston Foun· dation, established in 1968 to pro- vide vocational scholarship.s to Laguna B e ach High School graduates. Trustee Norman Browne has questioned whether the trus t fund was being adequately ad- ministered b y the. Bank or America. Last year, the $148,900 in the fund drew $5,900 in interest -a yield of four percent. Earnings this year a re estimated to be $6,000. It has been the poli cy of the board since 1968 to use only the interest portion of the trust in s cholarship awards. Thurston stipulated in his will that the s cholarships go to stu- ·dents who are interes ted in agricultural and related studies. Since 1968, a total of 133 stu- dents have shared $39,550 in pro- cee<ls from the trust fund. Supt. Robert Sanchis said a de- tailed breakdown of the financial aspect., of the trust will be out- lined to the board next month. Escap er Killed NEW YORK (UPIJ-Two lre· puled members of the Black Liberation Army tried to escape from a Brooklyn jail Sunday night. Ont was recaptured but the second fell to his death rrom o makeshift rope . Officials said Melvin Ke arney, 22, was trying to sUde down from lhe· lOlh floor c o m1ne nd a t 1o n , '' l'r u s l l'C \Villi ;,1 m Cra ne sa id at hist week'); school board m eeting. UNDER Tiit: l,R(»vtJSAI., the new distril'l wou ld rcc-civc a shure of ('ash bu sed on the num- tx•rs of s tudl•nts il would h a~·c .i nd it s a sscssl·d v•d uation . Without It. lhe new disttil't would have to borrow ope rating money Cor the first year , then repay it aft er laxes are l'Ollect l'Ct . Al the same school board meet- ing , trustees heard one parent labe l the unif ic a ti on e frort "mor ally wrong," saying she could not work for it,s passage. Sharo n S t ir lin g ,, whose children attend Nie bla& School , said she belie ves parents from Vista View Sc hool in Fountain Valley deserve a vote over join- ing the new unifi ed di strict or · staying in the Oce;.in View dis - trict. AS 1\ C0ft.1PARISON, s he said. "'If I lived next door and wanted part or your r urd , 1 could s turl building a wull. If I were 1:1 school . district, you couldn't do a da1nn Lhing about it.'' Sheil a Mart.•us. a Vista View parent , urged the l.)();__ird lo write Lhe Slate Board or Education sug- ~estin g that school be left oul of f'ountain Valley's plans . Hut Board P resident Roger Belgen said the new district may need Vista View lo house its stu- dents . And, Trust ee S he ila Meyers sa id Fountain Valley trustees must first take care of their 0\11n district, and the Ocean View School Boa rd should try to help Vista Vie w . MRS. MARCUS claimed both Be glen and Mrs . Meyers had pro-. mised to work with Vista View parents but contended they neve r intende d to ca rry out the ir pledges. "They are n 't inter ested in kids,'· she said after the meeting, "only in getting the building." l\.1 1Al\.1l (UPI; -A city horticulturi!:i.t says the new bright orange s treet lights on Mi a mi streets a re keep- ing palm trees awake and they might be lo bla me ror some or the lt>thal yel101.11ing di sease plaguing South F1 orida trees . Mahn1ood An war said it isn't the lack of s leep hurt- ing the trees, but they nct.'tl more food and water when they are kept awa ke. ""Trees whi ch us uall y rest a t night grq,w all night long," Anwar said. "Thi~ means the y must have twice as · muc h nourish· me nt." Letha l yellowing has de- l'imaled the <.'oco nut palms of South Florida for the pa st few years. The Catal disease rrom unknown c au ses i s m ar<.'hin g no1·thw a rd .. a l o n g the Florida Gold Coast . -Pricn bpiN 5/21/75 ----• CALCUnA CLOTH ARMEL JERSEY Natural Only Reg. $3.98 COTTOM /POLY PRINTS Values to $2.98 89~ ASSORTED POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS Reg . '3" lo '4" s1~ • I 0041 Adamo; Ave ., Huntinqton Beach Co•"~' B•ooOhu••I & Adolft• "'••I to !>o•-<lft 'ib8-57l4 M <.n •tin, S"I TO ,1 m ,_, ,, '" Mnn Ttouf'> f,, tol 9 µ ·"' Sun 12to'.>pn1 .. - Re<J. $2.98 BUSSAC of PARIS Large Selection Y2 PRICE T-SHIRT KNITS V2 PRICE 2 I 21 W eo;tcliff Or., "'ewport Beach Co•n~1 ol I J I~ ""d ''"'"~ ,..e•I lo Cocc' 645·5 I 20 b45·5121 ........ I •• M on p,,., 'l•t..r'> I.'.<'".;;. p f,. ~Sa1 10rtm·6prn Sund•tV 12-'.> pm Paid Political Announcement '.J ay 27th Real Estate Transfer Charge Charter Election • The real estate transfer charge is MOT a new properly lax. e It has been used in . other parts of the country to raise needed revenue without puffing an unfair burden on the old, the infirmed and those on a fixed income. e It is a oue-time chClrCJe al the time of a real estate transac- tion. Unless they buy and sell property, many residents will not pay this ch111"9e. ) e It is needed MOW to provide the revenue that will keep the city's standard of services al a level that will give us a safe and healthy place in which lo live. e It will be up lo future city councils to decide through the hearing process whether ii will be necessary lo continue to use this method of raising revenue. If our city council is to do the long-range planning we ask of it, financial restrictions such as this amendment must not be tied into the charie r. VOTE NO Nelson Goodyear · Chairman Vote No Committee 303 19th St., Huntington Beach. Calif. when a bcd sheetropebroke. ._ ___________________________ .,... _________ _. ,. ' ., , • 11 . . . ~ ' A4 DAILYPILOT Monday, May 26. 1975 Duck ·Hunters Find ·Laguna's Water By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL OftllleO.UyP1i.ta.11 Tim e was whe n the water needs of Laguna Beach, a tiny st'ttlement i n a seaside gum grove, adequately were met by u few wells in Laguna Ca nyon and 1-:11'oro. ..... --....... County Seeks Legalization Of Brothels HAWTHORNE, Nev. (APJ A fourth Nevada county is con· sidering an ordinance regulating houses of prostitution. The Mineral County Com· mission will hold a hearing June 3 on a proposed licensing law for bordellos. C.URRF.NTLV, ONLY Lyon. Stort'y a nd Churchill counties have fo·rmal laws go'ferning pro· stitution, although it is tolerated in most others. "The commission feels it needs some regulatory rules to guide licensing of these establishments in A-1ineral County," Dist. Atty. L~1rry Pettis said . In those turn-Of·the·century days, water was carted into town from the wells. IN 11!4, HOWEVER, they were going, tha~ Laguna would ON MA.V 4, tt25 -soyoars aa;o ding around the Santa Ana River :thocked local customers With a be bone dry in a year. -they voted 359 too to form the basin in nearby Hunt1nft0 n Later on, the Skidmore brothers, Guy and Joseph, formed a private water company to serve Laguna's growing de· mand. full-page advertisement in the · Laguna Beach County Water Dls· Beach looklnN for land on w ch Bad enou••h t.hat a man • I t th d trlct'awells loca.Lpap.e:r._A pri")ary well had " t1ict. to oca e e a · sustained a major casing failure. couldn't buy a beer in 1924· llut As the election was being During the search, they pos~ The Skidmores said It could not "'ater, too ? talked up, r~e men -who later 88 member• of hunteraaeeklnato be repair~d. Residents of the Oedgling Art "'ould beconfe the district's firs~ establish u duck·hunll"na club. They also aaid, the way well~ Colony mobilized. board of directors -were pad-They did 110 because they were .. .... .,.. ____ ...,.,. _____ ..., _______ .,....,. ... ,,..,......,.., .. mo.,.,..,.o;:r,...,..AI•"'"""""'"---------• afraid ·that If they revealed the ,,. ams miaau•• • I • 11111 • M s ."'l!tlWWlii*\lil:.'1'..1 real purpose of their mission. - 'Cycle Flier' Readies for Stunt By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of .. O.lly f'ii.t W.ff Although he has retired from the thrills and spills ormotorcy. cle.,ra.cing at the age of 19, Kenny Ward isn't ready to hang up his leathers just yet. ' Ward, a" daredevil from Chicago, has found a new hangup: motorcycle flying. It combines the thrills and dangers or motorcycle racing and hang gliding in a new spectator attraction whi ch Ward hopes will someday earn a lot of money TllE "FLYCYCLE," DESIGNED BY Douglas J . M<1.lewick i, the man behind Evcl Knievel's X ·l rocket cycle, is to make its de- but June 1 at TrabucoCanyon's Escape Country. Ward plans to run the motorcycle with hang glider attached up to a speed of 70 mph. hit a six-foot high ramp, soar over a 40· foot eucalyptus tree. and spectator area, and land some 200 feet beyond . During a practice jump last "-'eek , Ward broke the frame on his 250 cc motorcycle upon landing, yet easily broke the official world cycle jumping record of 171 feet held by his nlanager, Bob Gill that a water district was seeking the land -the !lllle!'S price or lhC property would increase. THE FIVE SIGNED a $60,000 n.o_t_e_QR_a 120-acre _parcel. They held the note until water district voters approved a $600,000 bond issue, then resold the land to the district. The rest or the money was used to build water transmission facilities to Laguna Beach.' ''It wa1 a gamble,•• said Richard Jahraus, a current member of the water board and son or Joseph Jahraus, one of the five duck hunters. Had the bond issue failed, the five duck hun· ters would hilve been left holding the $60,000 bag. "Among the five of them, they couldn't have met the note," Jahraus said. DURING FISCAL J926, the Huntington Beach wells pro· duced 76 million gallons of water delivered to 995 metered services within t he district. ' In com·parison, ·the district in fiscal 1974 supplied 1.1 billion gallons of water i.o 6,834 services. '"' fourth brothel joined three others operating in the county re- cently and several olhers have atterripted to move in, Pettis said. i\ SIMILAR ordinance 'vas proposed some time ago, he not· ed. but u·as never adopted. .. The general consensus at that time from residents was that they did not want to give any re· t·ognition to prostitution in our l'OUnty," Pettis said. ''It's not 100 percent perfect yet. It will take a little time to get it greased." Ward said J-lc added that the craft rues well but some adjustments will have to be made to the glide angle. "TflE FRAME ON THE BIKE \\'AS fatigued for some time.1 guess it just decided it '"as time to go It had nothing to do with the kite itself I '"as still able to make a successful landing," he noted A form e r professional racer on the American Motorcycle As· sociation circuit. Ward says he wasn't satisfied with his·racing s uccess and decided to look for excitement elsewhere .. The north county wells pro· duced until the mid·1940s when sail water intrusion struck them. 'Laguna was off looking for water i: once again. It was easier to find . The district started buying its 1 water through the Coastal ~ Municipal Water District from the Metropolit a n Water District. MOONLIGHTERS GROWING Par MlDLAND, Mich. (1\P) - I.ester and Bernice Orr became suspicious when they saw their neighbors v.·orking in thei r tarden by candlelight at J ·JO a.m . The Orrs called police, and of ficers responding to the scene discovered a dozen tu·o·inch·high marijuana plants in the garden of Alberto Adan, 28, and Mary t-.lorri, 19. Adan and. Miss Morri were charged with possession of mari juana and pleaded guilty in 75th Distfict Court. •· 1 made a li st of the things that I always wanted to do -hang gliding, motorcycle jumping -but J couldn 't think of anything that was really ne\11 or different ''Then I saw a picture of this thing in a magazine. It seemed exactly the kirid or thing I was looking for So I jumped right into my van and drove out to California '' .. THERE WARD MET l\.1ALEWICKI, a former I .. aguna Beach resident, who was conducting tests at El Mirage dry lake on a (Jy. ing machine "'ith which he w8s determined to out·Knievel Evcl. The t'ol.'O partners h ad split over a bitter di sagreement involv- ing the X -1 Skycycle which Malev.'icki , research and develop- ment manager for one of the nation's largest toy firms, des igned. The X·l was the rocket machine millions or TV viewers watched tumble into the bottom of Snake River Canyon·during a well-publieized test flight Malewieki's original idea was to attach a motorcycle to a hang glider but to have the cycle's engine drive a (our-foot pro- ' DARING YOUNG MAN AND HIS FLYING MACHINE Kenny· Ward Practlc•• for Trabuco Canyon Stunt peller, a combinatio11 good enough to fly to Catalina Island. THREE PATENTS HAVE BEEN APPLIED for that craft, but the advanced version of the F1ycycle is not yet ready for test· ing. Even as it is the Fiycycle has great potential, according to Gill, \\'ho is negotiating a Coliseum o"erflight for Ward during this year's Superbowl of Motocross. "Right now it's at a crude stage but I think it will be first class. It's an intriguing device," says Gill , a former cycle jump· ing superstar who turned to managing the team after becoming paralyzed from the v.raist down foll owing a crash last year. Directing young Ward's activities from his wheelchair, Gill hopes to go back to motorcycling if and when he ever regains use of his legs. "My friends told me I was born to be on wheels and I guess they weren't lying," the happy.go· lucky ex-stuntman says. Easier to find , perhaps, but more expensive. But the dis· trict wasn't too concernc<.1 . The district acquired mineral rights to the Huntington Beach land in 1946 -20 years after the purchase. Suddenly , the district had a new income in the form of a royalty check from oil that was discovered on the property in the early 1940s. The district has been getting the royalty checks ever since. The royalty checks wer e shrinking in amount until two years ago when the gasoline crisis struck. Now the checks are getting big· .ger again. They will amount to more th a n $50,000 this year, thanks to a group of duck hun· ters. Paid Political Advertisement VOTE YES FOR CRIME? DO YOU WANT TO BE RAPED, ROBBED, BURGLARIZED OR LEFT TO BLEED TO DEATH IN THE GUTTER? IF SO VOTE YES • TUESDAY, MAY 27, IN THE HUNTINGTON BEACH MUNICIPAL ELECTION THE HUNTINGTON BEACH POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION CONCURS WITHO THE CITY THAT TO ELIMINATE THE TRANSFER TAX WILL NOT BE IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE COMMUNITY. DON'T ALLOW FURTHER CUT-BACKS IN POLICE AND FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICE! PROTECT YO R FAMILIES PROPERTY! WHAT DOES THE CURRENT REAL PROPERTY TRANSFER TAX DO? It imposes a tax of 1/2 of 1°/o of tM •olu• of any real property at the ti-of the sale of that property. For example: the total tr•sfer tax on o $50,000 home is 52SO.OO. The lransfer tax is usually split SO/SO between buyer and seller. This would amount to 512S eocl!. HOW OFTEN WILL AH AVERAGE HOMEOWNER PAY THIS TAX? Since this chorge .,.,,., occ1r1 at tM ti-of the sole of properly, many resi- dents of Huntington leach will .,.,,.,. poy .this tax. WHAT OTHER POSSIBLE SOURCES OF REVENUE CAN IE USED IF THE REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX IS HOT RETAINED? Othet; possible .-c11 of ,..,,_ eocli ...... to I .2 million dollcws per yecr are: a. a $2.50 per 111011th charge for trash collection for each household, plus a 1°/o utility tax lncNCIH, or b. a 14°/o iflc...-in local property taes tr.. a rote of S 1.62, which has not bHn raiHd lince 1972, or - c. increase taxable purchases in Huntington Beach by 33°/o would in- crease sales tax ,..,, ..... by 1.2 million dollars, or cl. increase water rotes by S0°/o would raise 1.2 111iHion dollars _, WHY IS A CHARTER AMENDMENT IHADVISAILE? As residenh of Huntl"')ton Beach you ho•• elected your City Council. ly al· lowing a charter to be amended In this way, you -gi•lng o 1111all H'Jllltnt of the popidatjon lthe real estate lntereshl tM power to dictate the city's priorities. This is a dangerous precedent. WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY THAT THIS CHARTER AMENDMENT PASS? O•er S 13,000 is b9lnig powtd Into the fight to stop the re<il •stat• tr.sfer tax. O•er 10°/o of tllh MU1y Is COlllfng froM real estot. groups outside _. city. This Is a bigger ls-than H...tington Beach's budgetary probl-L WHAT GROUP~AVE ENDORSED A HO VOTE OH THE CHARTER AMENDMENT? VOTI! HO COMMITTEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF HUHTIHGTOH BEACH HUNTINGTON IEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT TRUSTEES HOME COUNCIL HUHTIHGTOH BEACH CITY COUNCIL 1-lUNTINGTON BEACH POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION. VOTE N . VOTE WITH Paid For By: Huntington Beach Police Officers A ssociation. 18211 Gothard. H.B. Pete Christen. President. H.B. ' I , • I I ( ' t c ' l ) \ l I t -TllE F:DlltY ClllCUS -By BUKu•e ,.,, ...... ,_ ···"-"'···- "Neat con~ stop ot o homtwrtef atotion?" L.M. Bopd Beef Cheap In Argentina .. No scientist hats ever 1>roved that the tlte or your feet ha» ttnylhing to do with your J>ersonulity, intelliKencc or sex appeal. Still, it's true that men with big feet tend tobeproudoClh atfact.And · ,.,.omen with little feet, likewi se. A cunning shoe clerk once told me, wink· ing lewdly, that he never pluyed games when fitting a man. But ~·hen a woman t'amc in, he always lJrought out the first pair or shoes at lc<1sl two sizes Loo large. so he could say, "l-lcavcns, m y dear, I rarely fit such tiny .feet.,, . J UST ABOUT the cheupcst food you can buy in Argentina now iti beef. Average citizen there eats twice as much of same us the a·verali?e U.S. resident. ·· THAT WORD "cohoosc ·· s tarted out about 250 years ago 11::; tht.• numc or the cookshack on the deck of the old British merchant ship. LIMERICK To our atinual limerick 'contest. please add the contribution from J . A. Mor'rissey : "McHugh grew a rose on his nose ... Im bib· ing too much of the gin ... 1-fe continued to drink ... And it spread till I think .. He was rose from hi! nose lo his chin.·· Q. "WllO finds it hardl.'r to m<tke a living, a divorced womun or a never-married woman?·· A. The divorced wumun frequently has the tougher time flnanctally. Not necessarily becau•e she can 'l hundJe her job as well. But if her former husband's crt.>dit v.•us sour. she's stuck with that handicap until she v.•orks her way out of it. Credit rulings of never-married women tend to be a lot better generally thun those of divorc~d women. · TELEPHONE Is it true the telephone actually was in- vented by an Italian genius whose plans were purloined most dishonor<1hl y by Alexander Graham Bell? Some sub!:icri6E!rs say so. GLOOMY LONDON, they say. Rains ~di the time. 1-logwa s h ~ Weathermen v.•ill lell you it rains consider<1bly more in New York City. DOWN IN the Texas town of Del Rio, Mr. and Mrs. J . M . Boone for many years sold and serviced car batteries. The citizenry thereabouts noted with affection that her gingham dresses a lways had numerous little acid holes in them . J.lis work clothes, too. s he died in 1942, he in 1945. Chiseled into each of their tombstones is the exquisite bas relief replica of a car battery. IT WAS T llE contention of Ed Durling that lhe secret ambition of every tell young woman is to receive a goodnight kiss from a man 11he C3Jl look up to. Couple Switching Weekenm in Jail CROWN POINT. Ind. beverages and repay the store. Throngs Ordered To Parks Nt:W YORK GP ) -A won1an who claimed to have had visions of the Virgin Mary has oyrct.'tl in slate Supreme Court lo discontinu e n1ass street· vletls which had drawn tho us ands of wor•hlpers to a quiet re· sldential area of Queens. Justice Josepl'I Kun.zeman worked. out t& Mondsy. M•x :l!e, 1975 Healer Convieted Bonded a l icensed ConlrfciOf w200201 CA RSON CITY, Ntv. (API -The 5tate Supreme Court ho retused to overturn the con\'i('tion of a man who claimed he could heal people for a vrtce and with the help or a "ionic meter" to monitor n1ind and ispirit. " Thl· hiRh court ruled against W"r· r<'n Luther Chedester, \\'ho got three years 1>robatlon on u charge of obtain- ing money by false prelenffles -from n ll c no Police Department un· dcrcover agent. CHEDESTER ARGUED HE was exercising guaranteed relt1ious rights, and that lhe undercover agent was never really fooled In the first pla<"e. Tht.! l'Ourt held It mak('s no dif· ferenee whether a victinl ii) deceived, and that Chedegter never toW the Un· dcrcover agent the healing treatment v.·as a form of r~llglou~ practice. CllEDESTER CLl\IMED HE could heal people by using a ""onic n1eter" which \\'1\8 really a toy lit> detector. lie attached the toy lo fingertil>S of people and asked questions. l-le clai med the device monitored t1plritual and emotional responses to lhe questions and "somehov.• cleansed the soul,'' the court said. OAILVPl(OT ,tf BUY ow AND • SAVE! SWIM BEFORE JULY I settlemenl under which ir----"1111 Veronlc• Lueken agreed to discontinue outdoor devoUons that had been , held on a mall ouUlde St. Robert lfe ll armine Roman Catholic church in Bay11ide Hills. C4-LL MOW FOR A IETTER FASTER JOI AT LOWER COST 17141 586-4562 DEAN HOWARD K>I ALL YOUI SICU•ITY HllOS Alarm Systems fntry /Acctn Controls Ooatd Circuit T.V. WE'VE BEEN AROUND. Wc1re starlin~ our 22nd yr. tl1is n1011Lh ! We've learned a heck of a lot ul>1iut n1aking sutis fi c cl custon1crs in 22 years : wc'cl like Lo :Jrld you tu our li s l. l .c•\•.rcsl J>riccS Oil Sti les & \eul!iing o[ J.illl.'0111 . l\lcr«ury. Couga r, Capri , i\Ton:Jrl·h &: (lo}JCUt. FREE ESTIMATt-7 DAYS A WHI< $3,800.00 to SI0,000.00 + CUSTOM c;>UALITYPOOLS ---.... -.................... ---..-..... ""' .. _ ,... .. ... ........... --...... . ....... __.._ 111,.. ..... --............ ---··-,-___ ._.._h ... ..... ,.. ... --. .......... •••41••1• •••••••••. ' ••. ........ ,...,_ ... AS MAN\' AS 5,000 pe~ons had been attend· ing the vigils. some of them lruveling by bus from os fur U\\'ay u:; Canada despite the ac- t 1 on of tl iOt'CSa ll uuthorltles who discount· ed Uie uuthenliclty of the vl1ion•. The Bayside SIGMA [ln__.OHNBON ... so·-N~ Hiiis Civic Association. tci:-v • S 3530 DURFEE AVE. PICO RIVERA , CALIF. made up· of about 1,200 l'•OTICTION l!.YICI LltCOlN/MERCURY w .homeowner11 in the area, 17141 557.5333 7 , .. ,. ,. ...... ~~;"""~"'.:.i}•'".~----,. sought en injunction, .claiming lhci r rights I~=========:::='.::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::::::::::::::::::::::=::~===================~ :were being infringed on 11 :by worshipers who ·blocked traffic und :s pilled Over onto their ]>roperty. MR·S. LUt~KEN , on the other hund , a ccused the association of seek- ing to limit her consUtu· tionol right to freedom of religion . Kunzcmun obtained a p romise from Mrs . Lucken that future vigils would be held in parks or other suitab ly ]urge arc;.is. uftcr obta ining the required permits. J-fom eDw ne r s, in turn, agreed •not lo interfere with gatherings of that type. IN THE EVENT lhal Mrs. Lueken 's follo'A'ers attempt to gather wi thout her, city police are empowert'd lo dis - perse them. "J.lerl' nobody lost and both s id es won because they' both approached the problcn1 !-i inccrl'ly," Kunzl'ma n satd, after working out the agree· ment in u three-hour meeting in chambers. "I hope lhl'y ull go back to the l·u n1 munity and realizt> th<it whut has been don e today has been done In the best in· teresls of all. Both sides deserve lo be com · mended.·• 'Biology' Book Out Of Library TOWNSHEND, Vt. (UPIJ -A book pre· pare d b y a Bos ton feminist group has been removed ·as a reference CHeCK OUR "LaUDDRY LIST" OF FRee seRv1ces. ano cLean UP! FREE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 11000 MIN. BAL. FREE TRAVELERS CHECKS 11000 MIN. BAL FREE MONEY ORDERS SJOOOMIN. BAL. Th••• •ttr•ctlve, lree ca•to111a •enlc••-•nd more-•re available •t •II Flr•t Federal 8aYln•• olflcH. They can ••••yo• dollar•,•••• yoa ti••· or proYlde •etv ad••at•••o•• t••·dafened ••win•• plan•. We Invite yo• to •top by• flr•t Federal Savin•• omce aoon. Aadeleanapl Plus The Highest Interest Allowable On Insured Savings! Certificate Account•: (SIOOO min.) SI" years 7~ 3 (8.063 annual yield). four years 7~3 (7.793 annual yield). 30 months 6%3 (6.98% annual yleld), one year .... ~f;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;~ 6~% (6. 723 annual yield), three months I "lU'r~--:l NEW! Tl!LE·MATIC TELEPHONE TRANSFER SERVICE 15000 MIN. BAL. FREE NOTARY SERVICE • NO MIN. llAL 5%3 (5.92% annual yield). Passbook Accounts (no minimum balance) 5~3 (5.393 annual yield). A substantial Interest forfetture Is required for early wtthdrawal of nxed·rate. fi1'ed·te.rm certificate accounts. Accounts Insured to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. *Check ca•hlng nof to eJCc:eed level of cleared funds in savings account. · for 12 students in biology l t----;~li:....-'1-........ cla!ses because of pro-II tests it includes "ex-\:::if/-_ _; MemMr FSLIC. Ftrst Fl'deral Savings &. Loan As90Clatlon of Santa Monica. plicit" des criptions of sex. The book , ''Our Bodies, Oursf."lves. ··pre- pa red by th e Bos ton Women's Health Book Collective Inc., was re· "They arc not the type or pCople we generally are confronted with in this court,'' Judge James J •. Clement said in setting moved as a reference for biology classes at (,eland and Gray Uni on hig h schools. The book drew com· plaints from 70 to 80 rei:;i- d en t s in t.he rural , southeasrern Vermont area at a !!lchool board meeting. NEW! SAVINGS/ STATEMENT PRESTIGE CARD ·sentence. . NO MIN. llAL. CAP> -A man and his wife, convicted of rob· bing a grocery stor e here of $207. mus t spend alternate weekends in jail for the next two years. The judge said he wanted one or them at home with their eight- month·old child wl\Jle the other was in iail. William f". ·Gamble Jr .• 28. of Crown Point, and his wife, Kathleen, JO, were also ordered to attend church regufarly, refrain from alcoholic Clement said the Dec. 28 robbery was "amateurish'' and noted the couple were not armed. Gamble was out ,-_;;l===~=====;):-11 of work at the time but BARRY now works as a delivery GOLDWATER Ill\ c~;1~M~~~o°fiice 'QJ[I Baker Near Harbor . truck driver . The jail term will begin IPIAKS OUT lttthe each Friday night and end late Sunday. DAILY PILOT M£M&Elt:,SUC, flflSl ftDlAAtSAVJNC.S A. LOAN llSSOC.IATIONOfSANlA MONICA. " .. =~ :· .. •• ~ .. .. ' ~ ·' ~ ., ., .. ~ ·I .. !I :i .. :: :: :: :; . ' ' ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~j ~ ~ .. Y FASHI TODAY, • I ' • D STORES • • ' .. ~ ~ I I I A'8 D A l (,Y PILOT E D ITORIAL PAGE The School Dilelllllla Locally controlled tax-supported public school systems as we have known them appear to be headed ror financial destruction. -1 In Orange County alone, six districts \vill be ask- ing voters for some form of tax override tomorrow i11 a desperate effo1t to cope \Vit h an impossible infla- li'onary squeeze. 1'hc Ne,vport-Mesa Unified District is ~s king for a five-year, 36-cent tax increase and up in .Tustiu the unified dist1ict there is seeking a \vhopping 86cents. The problem is state,vide. It is severe. Without some dramatic changes in the financing scheme, ma11y districts -possibly hundreds of them -are headed for bankruptcy. The California School Boards Association has ~e leascd results of a survey it took, a survey th3t drew responses from 312 districts-representing 75 percent of t he school money being spent currentl y in California. The results are brutal: -The districts anticipcl.te a 2.1 percent increase i11 rc\·enue and a 12 percent inflationary spending pal· ter11 . -'fhis leaves them $338 million short of meeting their budgets. · -Forty-six of the 312 districts have no general reserve ft1nd s or cash balances at all. All reserves of all of the di'stricts will be exhausted in two years. -About 2,650 teachers and administrators "'ill be dropped from payrolls next year. About 2 ,000 non- teaching positions are being eliminated. -Salary increases for teachers next year \\'ill averat;e about 5.3 percent. Th~y \Vill ask for more, but districts s<.1y they have no idea where the money ran come from. school boards acknowledge this. So do the school ad- ministraM1rs . Jr1 There is no simple answer. School financi ng ts an immensely complex operation. Political tugging and hauling over local vs. state control and financing make it even more difficult to unravel, let alone re· solve. But mark this as a \Yarning : Follo,ving i~ present paths, public education in the State of California is headed fo r the rocks. If our legisljtors h av~ not re· cognizcd this by now, they are blihd to the tremen· dous consequences f-dcing all publi e schoo~ students in I.he state. Brainstorrµ Coole d A program proJX)Sed by Orange County District Attorney Cecil Hicks that would ostensibly put so- called ''career criininals" back behind bars as soon as possible after their latest offenses h as been judiciously rejected by the Board of Supervisors. The DA was asking permission to apply for a one- year, $350 ,000 fe deral grant to pay for two new de- puties and l"'O new assistant public defenders lo operate the program. Suc h a move mys tified the board, which said it would be akin to a dog chasing his own tai l----l\\'O pro· secutors trying to put the hard cases back in prison and two defenders trying to keep them out. While that analysis may have been an over- simplification, it is certain local t axpayers \\'Ould have ullitnatcly had to bear the burden or this justice system brains torm. I ' ~-j .. ' " . ---011e in 12 dist1icts reported they could grant no salary increases next year. No one is optimistic about the outcome of any of lhe local school financing elections. Taxpayers lhroug h9ut the s tate simply aren't in the mo<>d to voluntarily tack anything on to theh" tax bills. The The g rant \\'OU Id last just about Jon g enoug h to set up new bureaucratic machinery and hi re ne\v person· nel. Getting it a ll into operation would undoubtedly take longer and it is likely count y funding' \\'Ould have been needed to keep it going. 'Gee whiz, fella. How do you expect me lo lend money to someone ivho 's in such bad shape as you are?'' Long Words Ca n Serve A Purpose (SYD NEY HARRIS ) 1\-lost people don't understand about "short " words and .. Jong" \~'ords -that is, they don't un-derst~-lhe purpose o r a vocabulacy. The purpose is to ex- press what you are trying to say as accurately and succinctly as possible. 1 A reader recently otijected to my use, in a play review, of the word .. uxoriousness." She said it 1,1,•ould have saved her a trip to the dictionary if J had written, in· stead, '·being submissive to one 's wife " which is wh1al t h e w ord means. But why should she be saved a trip to th e die · tionary "'.' This Dear Gloo m y G us I wonder how the public feels now a bout doctors striking? Js there any dif· (erenct! between a doctor and professional public service employes strik- ing? M.C. ~'Gus c•mm•1111 •••111bmitwcl "' •Nd"" •IWI M nO( ~t••wrll1 ~llKI tlw ....._ •I the ... w .... fN!r. S.M ,-Pt1 PHW 1C1 GIMmy G11s, O;ii1y Pilot. bringing it lo her attention, not resentful of a trip to the die· tion·arY. .People like her are the eom- mon victims or pushing a good principle too far. If short words are generally preferable to long ones, they imagine that every long word is inrerior to a short one, which is nonsense. In fact. lon g words were i nvented because it took too many short words to say wh at needed to be expressed. It 's Safer to Lend to the Rich I I I Redlining Bars Redevelopment! I WASHINGTON -It was the banking industry's time to have its say, and , aS per custom. its representatives displayed an ad- mirable spirit of not rising to the occasion. or obtuseness, and of thoroughgoing nega tivism . There they sat in the Senate Banking Co mmittee hearin g room. the gentlemen from the American Bankers Association and the U .S. League of Savings Associations, unable to think of anything constructive, while out· side in America their members were giving away toasters, de· vising cunnirfg IE?aseback deals and generally shOwing that when a banker really wants to be can sometimes come up with a new idea. The point at issue was redlin· ing, the practice or drawing a red line around a neighborhood and refusing t o ex t e nd credit lo it. ( VON HOFFMAN ) duplicated else\\'here at hi gher prices is the sort of waste our society can't afford anymore. HENCE these hearings, con· ducted by Wisconsin's Proxmire, and the proposed legislation, a timid piece of work that "'ould do no more than require banks a nd savings a nd loan associations to publish statistics showing 1,1,·hat communities their depositors live in compared to wh at com- munities the banks loan in. The hope is that, if the depositors re- alize the banks take the city people's money a nd lend it in the suburbs, it may serve to channel enough credit toward existing housing so that we stop the in- sanity of building the country over again every 30 years. From the reaction of the bankers sitting at the Jong table looking up al Prox, \l.'ho was in a courtly. civili zed mood , you'd think .they'd just been held up. "We a.re not social welfare agen· cies:· said Mr. William O'Con- nell . o( the Savings Associations League, as if such a case or mis- taken identity 1,1,·ere likely. "Once you begin to discl·ose, you open the door for some groups to come in and pound on the table ," one of the bankers protested. "We should be reminded that the re is such a ttting as tocial decay . __ this is going to put us right in the middle of a racial cont'litt-•;, The arguments ' Weie -many. wondrous. contradictory and, most of all. reveuling or the thinking or the institutions ·that advanced them . This could cause bank runs, although nobody ex· plained how or why : lending money in credil·starved neighborhoods 1,1,•ill ''accelerate the process o r neighborhood change''; or, we don't ten~ m o ney in th ose kinds Q.£ neighborhoods because ever- ybody pays cash and there's no demand ; and best .of all, you're asking us to put ourselves into u position where we will be social· pressured into making unsound loans. I TlllS FROM an ind ustry th•t has just t aken a multibillidn dollar duftking by lending to ret.l estate investment trusts that rrt. tered fortunes a1,1,•ay in di sta~t places on the wildest kinds or spel:ulations, Tb~ .frOfl an if!· auStry 'sOme or \\'tfos~ ieadi g members have blo\\n iiizeab e "'ads gambling on the internp· tional Currency markets. ll~d they kept their money at home and lent it on safe and stable col· lateral like houses in the cl/m· munities where their own ~· positors reside, they'd be in f;,ar better shape than they are now . 1 is what a die· I WOULD never use "in- digent .. for ··poor," or "ex· iguous" for scanty, because that is just verbal showing-off .. and the less familiar word confuses more than it clarifies. But there is no brief synonym describing a hus band who is "uxorious,•• 1,1,•hich m akes it a uniquely valua- ble word. R e dl i n i n g h as a lw ays worked agai n s t lower-i ncome peop l e by drivin g up Psychoanalysis After Freud I lionary is for -to learn words we did not kno\\', especially if the 1,1,•ord takes the place of fi ve others . .:as it does in this case. Every lime we learn, and use, a 1,1,•ord that expresses exactly what is meant. we are achieving econom y in l anguage, 1,1,·hich is good. USING Jong v•ords for their o\\·n sake, of course, is sheer af- fectation and intellectual snob- bery; but usin g a longer, and pre- cise, word lo take the place of five other s is what communica- tion is all about. If the lady didn't R.now the word, it's lime she did : she should be gratefuJ lo me for Law, a nd m edici n e, and philosophy , and many other dis- ciplines are replete 1,1,·ith long 1,1,·ords not because (as the layman imagines) the long word is more impressive. but simply because it encaps ulates a com· plicated id ea that it might otherwise take a dozen words to express. (Indeed, the word "en- capsul ate" is a fine example : it takes the place or "to encase in or as if in a capsule .") " housing costs a nd accelerating physical deterioration. (The poor don't count in this discussion because they don't have the purchasing powe r to buy a nyth ing but crud anyway.) Now. however, there is more at stake than the banking industry and the government's traditional bias against old neighborhoods and for new construction. Jn an era when investment capital for all purposes is in short supply and dearly competed for. allow- ing large a mounts or our housing stock to go to ruin just so it can be F R EUD AND H IS FOLWWERS. By Paul Roazen. Knopf. 656Pages. $15. Jn "Freud and His Followers." Paul Roazen provides new in- format ion about the rin.s which have beset psychoanalysis since its inception. Roazen. professor of political and social science at York University, Toronto, interviewed scores of Sigmund Freud 's former students and patients in preparation or this scholarly, re· adable, well-documented work. Freud died in 1939 at age &1. [t is difficult al this point to un· derstand why doctrinal squab- ( THE BOOKMAN ) bles withih the psychoanalytic movement rreate; so much.heat, except that F ret.ad., like many geniuses, countenaneed no dis- agreem ent or deviation. PSYCHOANALYSIS onen and patty has been corilpared "-'ith a religious movement. a nd its many offshoots do indeed resem- ble the breakaway sects .. Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, otlo Rank and many others early associat- ed with Freud found great (avor with the professor at first, only later lo be disowned when thly showed sorrie independence ( thought. Unfortun·ately, squa·bblt~g among analysts has continu , especiallt tn the United Slat , wh e r e psychoanalysis h · s nourished -somewhat ironic· - ly. since Freud hated America. Also unr ort unal e l ~. psychoanalysis in the Unit d Slates has been almost e - elusively associated with t; practice of medicine, a ·devel - ment which Freud did not inte and whi ch disturbed him. , C. G. McDaniel, Associated Prees I Viet Evacuation Chaos·: Thousands · Left Behind WAS HINGTON -Presiden' f'ord's own fil es dispute his stale· ments and confirm our eharges about Amba ssador Graham Martin 's hand! ing of the Vietnam evacuation. ,,,. After we reported that J\.1artin had badly botched the evacua- tion e ff o rt . th e President defended him. Martin did a .. good job" and directed a "suc- cessful evacuation ," said Ford. This is not what the eonfiden· tial White House records show. We ha,•e had aecess lo some or these d ocument s. \Ve have also interviewed key p eo ple who were in- ~·olved in the eva cu a t ion, incl u ding some or the refugees themselves. The President outlin"-'<I his ob· jecti ~·es at a secret s tr;itegy session April 9 in !he conference room next to his oval offi ce. 1-lis t'i.rst concern. he said. "·as to save ''about s.ooo 1\mericans now in South Vietnam." BUT HE also declared firm ly: ''A large number of Sou th Viet. nunese have worked f«K the U.S. al 1r••l perS-Onal peril. RouilllY 175,000 to 200,000 wm be llle llnil to suffer ... I think there's a moral responsibility for us to help those people who he lped us." Secretary of State Henry Kiss· inger, according to the confid en- tial minutes, stressed that the ··removal must be handled so as Lo avoid panic." He renected the views of his m an in Saigon, the implacable Graham h<1artin, who kept dragging bis heels. A few senators, privy to the de· velopments in Saigon, became alarmed over the slow pace of the evacuation. Jn respOnse to their inquiries, the President invited the Senat e Foreign Relations Committee to the White House on April 14 for a briefing, which he stres~ed "must be an executive (secret) session.'' ''MR. PRESIDENT," pleaded Sen. Charles Percy, R.·lll ., "could you order that every seat be: filled on every outgoin1 plane"!" Ford said t.h at Kissinger had already given Martin orders which ''s hould achieve that.·· "We felt the President should be sure through some 1geototber than Manin t.hat your orders are btin1 urgently carried out." .In- terjected Sen. J acob Javits, R.- N.Y. "Our first priority mus'\ be to bring every Americ.an out and such Vietnamese ... as ean be llrou&bt out." •"flte orders that we have (J ACK ANDERSON ) given will be carried out," the President promised. Then. rerer· ring to the Vietnamese. he pledged: "As rar as I can, within the law, I'm going lo do a ll I can to help those people ... ·· But it was too late: Martin had waited too long. He was un able to proeess all the Vietnamese who clarrlored to escape. The State Department, for example, \\'ant· ed to cable Saigon a list or in- tellectuals who were vulnerable to Communist retaliation and should be re!'cued. But Martin, incredibly, refused even to accept the lisL lie ln- fOrmf.'d, the State Department ici- ly that the emba1sy was making the decisions and had matters in band. MEANWllILE, on April 21, lhe Vi etnamese who thronged out· side the embassy to save their · (amJlies were greeted with lb1s .. poignant notice: "PETITIONS FOR RELATIVES. Duo to the press ol buslntss, we have tem· pc>rartly su:1pended acceptance o( petitions for parents , brothers and sisters, DO NOT WAIT IN LINE IF YOU ARE HERE FOR T HIS PURPOSE. We hope to be a ble to accept petitions for parents, brothers and s isters in the near futu re:· The next day, according to White House minutes, Kissinger reported th at it was "not re· alistic to count on the release or la rge numbers of South Viet- namese." There was little more Presi· dent Ford could do except joke about the crisis. The confidential minutes quote him as tell ing about one man who "showed up with four wives." "Wh ich one do you want out?'' he was asked , His q uick response, said the President, was: "I want the youngest one.'' There was nothing funny , however, about t he scramble by desperate Vietnamese to get lhe.ir loved ones on the exit peti. Uons. The petition1 provided spaces for the n•mesorrelativP.S . Retugtts have sworn to us that U.S. embassy t!mployes sold tbe spaces like carnival barkers. THIS PROFITE E RING in human Wstress "Was done by the Vietnamese e m ployes, seldom by lhe American Staff members, ac~ordjng to the refugees. One refugee's story ls t)·plcol ol lhe several 1,1,•e have heard. He asked us not lo use his name. bttause he Is afraid or the ronse· queoces. But he alle1es that he bid to pay $3,000, lwcl-lhircls ol il in 1old, ju.st to be introduced to someone who could place him and his ramily on an exit petition. Then it cost him another $3,000to be listed. He was told to wait for a call. It came al 3 a.m. on April 27. He was instructed lo have his·family at the airport by s a.rn. Yet the curfew didn 't end until 1 a.m. Anyone appearing on the streets earlier could be shot on sight. He bundled his family aboard a 1 a..m. bus for the airport, where he was told he had .missed his night and would havetorelurn to the end of the line . It t~ some frantic arguing and ·appealing for ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT I him to get his famil y aboard •a later night. Since the $6,000 brile money bad wiped out their enti te life's savings, they a rrived in tRc United States penniles~. I At a secret White House me~t ing on April 29, Ki ssinger repaqt· ed that or the 175.000 Victnamef c "'horn the President had hoped o rescue, the paperwork had be•n completed for 130,000 but that Oil· ly 45,000 made it. It i"s clear from the available documents tha t the man who \s chieny to blame, as we have ~ ported in previous columns \s Graham ~artin . ' ' I I R~rl N. Weed. P'ubll1h.tr Thomaa Keeail. £ddor Tiie editorial P•le ol the Dally I P ilot aeeks to inform a ndl stimulate readers by presenting ori this pa.ce· divene eommen-1 tary on topi<'s of interest by syn-1 dlcated eolumnlsts and car- 1 _ toonists. ·by providing a rorumf for readers' views and by pre-& st>nting this ne\l.•spaper's opin-' '( IOS>' a nd t·de.as on curren4 1op1 ... Tb• edltori1l oPinions 011 the Dally Pilot •PJ!Ur only lnj lhe edltorial rolilmo at the lap olt lbe paae. Opinions upreued byt the columnists and ca.rtoonl.s~ and letter writers are their Q*Dil and no endorsement of their views by the Dally Pilot should be tnr~rrfd. ""Barbo·ra Kffibich Editorial Pagt ,SdltM Mondny, M ay26, Ul75 • f H I I Se 1Racln /buoys I Hyalt 1Beech I Tl! 1Camp1 1T•mP:I Amer ~CIBss: Congr two-ti! ' to"'~ iSemi ~ 1 Blvd,, ' .. , 21t2: " Th• MC Lu LE; 120 I Man ' Tw~ Nini ' (f\1111 j :•I I, ' . ' . .. " " ' II "! " I , ' • p r· Racing Seminar I Sea Magazine Is »ponsorina a Closed Course 1 Racing Seminar for t1ailors who race around the :buoys June 19 from 7 to 10 p.m . at' the Edgewater 1Hyatt House. 6200 E . J>acific Coast 1-lighway, Long 1Beach. The panel of lecturers includes Argyle jcampbell, two-time Congressional Cup winner and 1Tempeist Class conter;ider; Rick Taylor, North 1Amerlcan champion In the Tornado catamaran 1class; Andy Mucdonald, Governor's Cup and Congresslonul Cup competitorli, and Andy Rose, two-time Governor's Cup.winner. : ~·or fu~ther inforn1at1on conta~t Ken Weiss, 1Sem1nur director, Seu Maguzlne, 2706 Hurbor 1 Blvd., Costu Mesa, telephoneS.56·7840. ~~~~~~~~ ' PUBLIC NOTICE LEASE A Th~ ll!l@ll .7 : MORE Value. Economy, Depe ndabilN~)r 'c( Luxury. LESS Money. DICK MILLER MOTORS flAT FACTOIY AUTHOal'IB uus.•m1.~ao......s .,.., 120 W. Worner at So. Main, ·Santa Ano557-2132 Twenty-one year old sin~e - Nineteen year old sin~e males !lull tif'M •lvdolnll Of>ly) • • • , LOW COST AUTO INSURANCE 184 * annually 1146* annually s 154 * .annual,ly . . ' . . . •wHtt.-.~;.li9nc9'd •• ... ' ., .. . . ! . . ., ·: ' BOB PALEY alHI A~soclates ~C• Ph Sovth 0r .. .., County 6'2·6500 Ont: · N-Ora,..;. County 546·3205 MIKE REUSS DEMONSTRATES NEW 'BOATORCYCLE' PRODUCED BY NEWPORT BEACH FIRM Dyn•loll ~ny Report• Two Ye era ol Te1llng WHh No lnjurle1 to Operetora Arizona's Noise Ban Enforced 'Boatorcycle' NewCraft onCoast Technically, it should be a boat, but the small .• Erics on Introduces N e w Boat , vessel is bound to find greater favor in the type of Southern California ownerwhoenjoysthes portormotorcyclingaswell. Ericson Yac:hts is powerbo11t ow.ncrs plan· Perhaps the host description of the Dyna'foil -responding lo the trt~nd ning to trailer their bouts a truly new concept in sport vehicles -would be of crub:dng under s ail t0' the· Colorado River "boatorcycle." with the production of a this1 season should be Production of the small, ~clativcly light rccrca· new 3 9 ·foot c r , th c a~are 'of a. new enforce· lion items will begin this · month at an industrial Er i cs on 3 9 B . Th c ment M)icy in Arizona buildingat881 W.16thSt.,NewportBeuch. original Eric~on ·29 was wate.rsllbat limits motor touted as a fast racing noise. DEVE LOPED OVER several years of boat . engineering, the 84-inch-long craft is a strong de· I n the new 398 dc- Both Cali'rorn ia and parture from conventional aquatic equipment. signer Bruce King has Ariz o na Pro h ibit ll has a propeller, all right, but instead of plan· c_ome up .with i:nodifica· motorboats from emit-ing along like a speedboat, the only thing touching lions which will make ting a noise le vel of more the water when it is under way are two hydrofoils. Jhe new boat a comforta· than 86 decibels a s st~ering is manag.ed with cycle-type hie cr_ui_ser without com· measured On t he "A" hed lh ht· handlebars, and the throttle is attac exactly like pro_m1s1ng e yac s scale. The California law that of a cycle. The engine, however, is a two-racing performance, ac- has been in effect since . cylinder, water-cooled mechanism common to cording lo Ericson presi· Jan. I . snowmobiles. de nt Del Walto n. The How'evei', Arizona's modifications are in the law was enacted in 1974 SAYS DYNA FOIL spokesman King Evers Jr., deck and interior layout. anif the Arizona Game "the watercraft has some fantastic possibilities, not T H E N E w 3 9 B and f,isb Dept. has on lyforrecreation,butalso forcompetition." featuresatrunkcabinin- a lreaj1y t es_ted noise . "The way it's designed, there seems to be no stead or lhe flush deck levels on various engine way to get hurt, and over the entire three years of configuration of the exhaust systems. They~· testing, there hasn't been one injury," he said. original 39, thereby pro· began enfo r cement of One reason is a foot pedal that has Lo be viding a tri ·cabinrlayout noise levels in March of depressed to make the thing move (top speed is 45 below. this year, concentrating milesanhour). The bridge deck in· in the Parker Strip area sures ample space in the within Arizona's I F T H E O P E R ATOR fal ls, the device owner's cabin, creating jurisdiction of the automatically disengages the propeller, he ex· a large private Colorado River, plained. stateroom with double As £or marketing, pluns call ror selling the com· berth accommodations, ' DAILY PILOT Fa ctory outboard pletcd350-poundwatercraftforaround$1,99S. private aft head and a engines w it h n 0 A kit plan also is being proposed so that more large navigator station. modification of the ex-dexterous customers can assemble their own at con-The m<1in cabin has a set· hausl systems are said to sider able savings. tee dinette. l 'A'O tradi- be well unde r the noise tional IO'A'er berths and level limil. Those with -------~--------------oneswing-upberth. ,t hrougb-Lranso m ex-C•aUe:or.condominlum , Forward. the· second baqsts, ure mMrginal, and -f, f l,nd vOU, ,,r ~r9am hO,liie~ , " head is still com pletcly unbarfled ··stacks" -~-T .. private and a separate wh~ther . dry or wet -., h.. Sund•ya stateroom pr ovides will not meet legal re· ' In' lh• berths for t'A·o. The yacht quirements. 'r · accon1modatcs seven. * 1975 PICTURES IH STOCK Phone: 830-2960 A [)V{.Rl 1$[M(.Nl Health N ews ... DAILYPILDT j 7 Is your Nutrition Related to HypocJlycemia and other symptoms? l y Dr. c;.., c-ture, D.C. \\'hy is il ~01nc 1Jco11lc t';Jn food lo the ut rno:-.t ·• l'al i.:uod, 11ulr1t1uus l'ood. L:sing sonic of lhe_!Utc:-.t J.:Cl u 1>rop1•i b:.1 la llt't' CJI rl.'i'>t lt•chnHI ut•s and S<'Tt'nt i fir ltlld l')(l'r l'ISl', :Jlld )'l'l (eel k!loWlt·d gC', 1.'ilt'h ph:l:O.I.' or runth1wn:1llthet11111··1 the digi·l'>l ivt• pror1•s1' 1s \Ve put this !!U l'i'>\1011 tn t'ht:c k c d . l>igt•.,I H>ll . IJr.(::1ry <'outurc. IJ .l.' .. 01 \'ilarn1n ;111d 1uint•r•ll the Couture Chlropr;u.:111· asi;imflat 101i , gla11d ul ;1r urril't•. und orj.!au fun1·t 1011.,, ar11t ''C h;.inecs .t•hrnin;l\1un arc st ud it•d ;ire I hcy 'rt• individually tu dl•t1·rn1111t• ovcrft•cl ;ind · I JOSI ..,, 1ere l he p roblt•n1 undc rnouril'>ht<c ' lit•:-. repli ed f>r . once the trou ble h:is Couturl'. '''l'hl' b1!.cn loc ,atcd , !:>IH~l·1f1 e whole kt'Y 10 Chiropractic lrt~atrnc nts good nutrition n1ay be adm1nistl'rl'd to is a ss 1rnila -restore the vilal forl'C of ti o n and Dr. nerve c n erMY to the utilizal1on. I f C_._..,D.C. affec t e d s y s t c 1n . I f property di MC Sl c d and nece ss ary, \'ita111in utili zed. )'o u 're bc111~ sup1>lcm c nt s and ra w short-changl•d al thl• d111ncr table." 'l'hc hutl y •~ l1k t! an automobile in that proper care :ind 1-{ootl "fuel" arc essential to kccpint.: both runctioninl-( properly. But ir either your uulo nr your botly ~t!ls out of I unl', the best fuel avail;iblc will not ,i.:ivc full v:.iluc fo r the 11\0lll'Y spl'lll . ''!\lalnulr1tio11 , even a n10111-{ the afflul•nl, is a i:ro"·ing problc1n loday." explains !Jr. Couture. "Jlecor.:ni z in ~ thi s our office has inau.i.:uratcd a nev.· prof,!ram desiJ.t nt.'ll to help p;1tients ut ili'l.c t heir tissue extracts n1 ay also bl' used. "If you fee l th:1t \OU :Jrc C:J l1n g n1or~ and lx·ncfittin.i.: less frorn your rood, I ur f.!c \'OU tu l'all for an appo!°ntn1c nt ,'' l'Olll"ludcs l.lr . Couture. "\\'(' arc l'l':.t d y and willin.i.: to do C\'l'r.vth1ng "'C can lo lll·lp ~·uu rcslOrl' your bod_v lo lh;JI nalura I st al c of ~ootl health whi c h 11:1 turc intendl-d.'' IJt . Couture n1aintains his l 'hiru1>ral·t1c ofl'ices Oil 20-13 1,1;l'slcli ff Uri ve, leor· ncr of 17th & lr\'iOcl Suite IU 7, Nt!"'port Beac h cTclephonc t><l5·a.1U(JJ NOW AVAILABLE TEACHERS SUPPORT DOG TRAINING • " IN .YOUR HOME ''Where The Problems Are'' PROBLEM SOLVING PROTECTION OBEDIENCE ' ' .. .. . " ' " .. ' •• ·1 " ,, •· "' n n ,, ) n Jr "' j II) I (H I .I I , .. I °ft" I m I ' To include: .. House b,reaking Digging · .Jumping Bori<ing Biting Running Away Taking Food Chewing · and more (. ~ I • -l ' ~ I ,t STEYEH D. COii .......... Fue•-· Dot,.....,. To Include: Heel Sit Stay Down Come Mr. Cobb feahres mi "l•H-Training c.-cept by which the owner · cmi lew • the crt ·of 9foplr ciog lrahllncJ In the conYeniftlCe of their own home. nls ht1t1 uctloli wll in no way inhibit ~ playfuMes. of your pet.> CALL NOW FOR FREE EVALUATION I" YOUR HOME • '494-1222 '· I THE TAX-OVERRIDE THE NEWPORT-MESA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, THE MAJORITY TEACHER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION, WISHES TO PUBLICLY ENDORSE THE PROPOSED TAX OVER-RIDE ELECTION BECAUSE: I. The Vast Majority of all Teachers in Newport-Mesa support the efforts of our ·Superintendent, our School Board, and are proud of our educational system. 2. We believe our community is a better place in which to live and prosper because of our schools -NOT IN SPITE OF THEM . 3. The very best reliable predictions indicate that the tax override will not Increase your school tax bill over this year's tax bill. 4. We believe that our community cannot afford to allow inflation to damCICJe our ext-ellent schools. 5. We teachers are proud of our schools, mid we believe that you ar e too!! (A YES VOTE WILL PROVE IT!) ' > r . . -' ,tf OAILYPllOT Mondar,M!!Y2t, 1175 ' IOOMEI by W11. F. llllcl Mtl CaslOll IOOMta , tloSOOV FO~ IT 50tJHOS (.11(t • MILES Aizov,,IO! A-G~AT Pi.AU I l~NO Cl?tS1J'T THAT FD~ US TO 6ti I A QUIET 5otJND Lll(t' MUO.IP ! •t SPoT A flllAT ! • tli/ll>I 81' PLACE FO~ i IHE US TO ISeT LA Ke .•. MA~~IOO f ' TUMILEWHDS by Tom K. Ryan FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Toi!! Batiuck COACH, 1'111 AFRAID 1 HAYE toME BAD NEU!&/ 'ffiE l>OroL llOARD I& LE-rTINf> <,l()l.J i;o ! RGMENTS • NANCY POOR ROLLO WHAT PO YOU MEAN POOR ROLL09···HE'S THE RICHEST KID IN TOWN TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE UNITED Feature Syndicate s1turda'(1Puu1tSo4'l'ld: ACROSS 1 U.S. golfer Dave ···· 5 Dull-witted ""' 10Ancient In die language 1-4 Canlala solo 16 Author·-··· Wharton II Actor ···· Bates 17 Characler 18 Sewage disposal unit: 2 WOl"dS 20 Ounder· heads 22 Hospila1 employees 23Colleen 24 Aboul: Prelix 25 Aver 28 Oerisiwely mocking 32Came together 33 ••••• ot ""'" 35 Retail es· tabhshment 38 Bide···· lime 38Remowes waler 40 Herring-like fish '41 Averaoes 43 ···-·the line 45Ca11 ···day 46 Most slgnilicant 48 Dawdle 50 Throw 51 Tailless amoh ibian 52 Social 1Ynding 55U.K.coin 59 Schedules B 1 Writ words ' 62 Smell 3'4 Gown 63 ~!:~;., g Black eye: 37 Pratlles necessity Slang 39 Individual 6-4 Hindu deity 10 Paul Revere Tperlormert 65 Writing and Laura 42 hick set instruments Secord 44 Paddoek 68 Wise men 11 Sorrowful youn;sler word -4 7 Products ot 67 Sleig, 12Hlghway Ell• 1l1ip -49 Loafers 13 Pr in ling 51 Plural DOWN 1 Livealoel( flu ids pronoun food 19 ·····and 52Cometoa 2 Field of whey halt sludy 2 I loving 53 Coastal 3 Small brook 24 Lost color phenomenon 4 Kind ol 25 Surrounded S4 E;yplian god lotlery by SS Volcanic 5 Ce11ed to 28Europe1n refuse act title 58 ObllQue 8 Author 27 Metric unit l)'i>e: Abbr. Clillord 28 ·····Patrick 5 7 Renown 7 Cocktail 29 Kind of ball 58 Lighthearted party 11ems g1me 60 Can. born 8N.V.Giant 30 Angiy actress ··· gre1t Mel ~I Ewergreen Lillie .-, • by Dale Hale THAT'S THE PROBLEM by &nie BushmiUer THE OOCTOR SAY5 HE'S ALLERGIC TO MONEY I I PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH ' µ "y S'lllOOI. [jlCfllTJNNIAL. CO#MITff( ('l\ff~ '1?10~ '( . ~ !--·----· 1 . DICK TRACY i -1 _,., ... , .. .......... ,...__ l0VE KEAO ALL THE ARTICL.£5 ... ., !I " Ii fl ii , I HM! SUFFKIEHTCUARANCE FOR A PERSal iO SUllE .>UST 'T'HINK--IN 177b, O<Art COIANTrtY WM OWNED 9 '1' THE 91t1TISH ! DOOLEY'S by loclpr INdfilld ~ ...-~~~~~~--, ~ I ~--~itii~a:i ... ~ ... §i-~ .. ~---..-iliP~ =-J~J 111iE-I \ t6'1W fh\Ml-'.AAS 51NG." . -... "~iii Sett)\• \ I GORDO MOON MULLINS HOW YOU GONNA ® , I iHOUGHT ~, E'VERY&oDY WAS ' • '3UPl'OSEP io USE' iH' MONEY ;o BUYA NoW C,AR OR ,A NEW HOUSE . I WA-. l'l.AYt"'6 THi ""°"I'S IN~i I AP Of I "Jilli Mll::it&:. I l I r 0 ' " ' ~ by Gus Arriola : ' < lty Ferd JohnlOll ,. .._ .. _. _______ ,.__•:._"'-.:.·_t>=_.!t_··_··_ .. _·_··_··-~~,,v. ., i---___ • l by Charles M. Schuh ONE OF THE 6~AT J<><S IN LIFE 15 SCARFING JVNK FOOP! by Harold Le Doux by Mell VE'?, AND ?EE: NOW Wt'ICf owNeD 9Y THE .JAPAN~ WHAT CMANGE? ~. ~. TIMf ~S WlrOU~Hi? AND TMf A~A9S. by CMlter Gould !.Wtitll!AAT, '!QI llfTT!ll ll ' HERE " TIME FOii Tilf FIRSr SMOW! T.t PAQ. MlMSEl.fl 1$ GONNA eE AT RIHG!i(DE! ' THE GIRLS "A :wf'l an~wcr turncth a~·ay wrath· -you can tell he's nc\'Cr been to a woman·~ i.:lubLli~cu~sion." DENNIS THE MENACE ' WELL , 1HATS AllJMR Tlllt«; I CM'r GET AWAY WlTll 001\m. • i •• 19 ' Di I LC ttie 19; tf\'el91 Cc three· Case,' ~1111er Produ N.J.,' F1emi uiedl p , Stand r~dlo frigh~ a°hddr -.... ... Cl• G ~ d ~·; A c ' I I I I I I l J• I I I I I I I I I - ' , LOS ANG E LES (AP) -Two fumed events of th,e 1930s will be treated in television films during the 1975·76 season. ' Columbia Picturee Tele vision has announced a t.~ree ·hour movie, "The Lindbergh Kldnaplng C~se," based on an original screen play by J . P. tr1iller, who wrote "Days or Wine and Roses." Producer Peter Ku tz expects to film in lfopewell, N.J ., where the Lindbergh child was kldnaped, and .Flemington, N.J .. where Dru.no l·louptmunn was tried for the crlml.!. · Paramount Pictures has plunned ''Please Stand By," about the 1938 "War of the Worlds" rfdio ,broadcuat with which Orson Welles f(ightened lbe nation. Joseph Sargent will produce and direct. ~l'fltCf •1 1111 ~•-nl+GUlOOtJD MT~l1JDt.OO "*°"'l -IW.HUI0100 _.._,,., ...... ~ SHAMltOO i-i -·-"'"" AMUSES in the \ DAILY PILOT ... , llCHAID HA.RIIS I• "DEADLY ·TRACKERS". HOWPU.YIHG . W.W.AllD 'i'iUi D' * 'M .. ..,. ..... ··~ ~s.Ht.rl- HioHG-W ··s.P. Y .s.·~ CONT. SAT-SUH.-MOM. ..... llM GAU:AIA "CAPONE" .... ntE INCREDIBLE · TRUE STORY OF 'MURPH _...,<nr.:1 THE SURF' h .... .t7 c....w .;s...,,._2 • "C~od 1-t & w.• •TM1>e1.,._.... • .,.. 0,.n'°'Otl !lloV Fri. ll':IO p.m. S11/Sun/l101. 1130 Mon. tlVu Fn. to 7 p.m.-51.25 THE CITY SHC>PtlNG CENTRE ORANGE •532-6721 I t I I I I I I l ,. I I I I FROM F ashi0n Island I : Newport Beach - Monday, May26,'1975 DAILY PILOT Al Tops in Pops ,; ,. lll flllEST ADOL T ENTERTAINMENT IN THE llOST . .'. LUXURIOUS THEATRES By the Aaoef1tecl Pre1• ~he following are Billboard Hot record hits tor the week endtng May 31, aa they appear In next week's is1ue or Billboard magazine. 11<1J'SINGLES I. BEFORE THE NEXT TEARDROP FALLS -Freddy Fend er, ABC· Dot 2. THANK GOD J'M A COUNTRY BOY -John Denver , RCA 3. HOW LONG -Ace, ABC 4. ONLY YESTERDAY-Carpenters,A&M 5. SISTER GOLDEN HAIR -America, Warner Bros. 6. DADTIJ\1E-Grand Funk, Capitol 7. OLD DAYS-Chicago, Columbia 8. SHINING STAR .:_·Earth Wind & Fire, Columbia 9. I DON'T LIKE TO SLEEP ALONE -Paul Anka, United Artists 10. WHEN . Wll.L I BE LOVED -Linda Ronstadt, Capitol TOPLPS l . EARTH, WIND & FIRE-That's The Way 0£ The World, Columbia 2. TOMMY -ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK - Polydor tic 3. BAD COMPANY -Straight Shooter, Atlan· 4 , CHICAGO VIII -Colu mbia S. JEFF BECK -Blow By Blow, Epic 6. AMERICA -Hearts, Warner Bros. 7. ALICE COOPER -Welcome Nightmare, Atlantic 8. LED ZEPPLIN -Physical Graffiti, Atlantic 9. LYNYRD SKYNYRD-Nuttin' Fancy, MCA 10. CARLY SIMON -Playing Possum, Elektra . COUNTRY SINGLES . 1. THANK GOD I'M A COUNTRY BOY-John j)enverJ RCA . 2. WINDOW UP ABOVE -Mickey Gilley, Playboy 3. MISTY -,Ray Stevens, Barnaby 4. WHEN WILL I BE LOVED -Linda Ronstadt, Capitol S. BRASS BUCKLES -Barbi Benlon, Playboy 6. TOO LATE TO WORRY, TOO BLUE TO CRY -Ronnie Mi slap, RCA 7. I AIN'T ALL BAD -Charley Pride. Epic 8. TRYIN' TO BEAT THE MORN ING HOME -T. G. Shepard, Motown 10. FROM BARROOMS TO BEDROOMS David Wills, Epic EASY USTENlNG 1. 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UPI Te .. pholo SURVIVES CRASH-'fo1n Sn cva ~ racet fil e~ through the an tr<.iilin g fla1n t• and de bris after a 170-m1l es·per·hour crash at r11d1 ~111 a polis Sunday Sn eva \\lalkl'd H\\'a)' frorn the spct• L<.1c:ula1 c:rash c:ht'st ~ind face He suffered 1n1nor burns on his hands, arms, Warriors Nab NBA Title LANDOVER, Md (AP J ~The Golden Slalt.· Warrior's, with Butch· Reard s<.·or1n g four pc>tnts in thl' t'los1n 1J two minutes, com pll'tt•d thl'1r ra gs-to-nches saga, "'inning the N at1onal Basketball Association champions hip scncs in four straight games with a 96 -95 v 1t·t orv ov er th e \\laslu ni,:ton Bul!Cts 1n a fi ght punf.'tuatt·d 1Jaa1e Sunday It \\la s only t he third 4-0 S'-''Cep in thl' 29-yt.·ar history of lhe NB1\ playoffs 'I'he othe rs "'ere by the Boston Ct'lt1t·s over the Miu neaµol is Lakers 1n 1959 and by the ~lil\\1aukcc Bul'ks over the Bc.1ltimorc Bullets 1111971 Not only \Vas the \Varr1ors 1S \\"L'L'P :.i r en1ark a bl c :.ichicvc Littler ( 66) Makes It Look Easy ri1El\1Pl·llS \r\PJ -Unemo· tional old pro Ge ne L1ltlcr quic k Jy esl ablii;ht.>d his s uperiority with iln Opl'n1n g String O( four consecutive birdies and ambled home with <i solid 66 thilt ga ve him a co rnrort<iblc five-stroke victory 1n thl' Memphis Golf Class it While his \\1ould-Qe challengers ·-John Mahaffey , Tom \Vei skopf and Jack N icklaus -fell victim t o woods, water and bitter, frowning frustration, the placid l .. ittler strolled a lmost casua ll y throug h warm, windy weather to a 270 total, a record 18 under par It "'as the second victory or the season for the gallant Littler, who three years a go made a com · eback from cancer. and the 27th triumph p1·oduced by his classic. graceful S'-''ing over a 22-year caret>r. The slightly buill, poker-faced 44 -yea r-old \'t'lc ran broke out of a tie "'ith Mahaffey on the strength of hi s string of four birdies that bl•gan the d ay's play, built his lead to four strokes with a seven- foot birdie putt on the 14th and had it won . The potential challengers fe ll by the wa y to <.1 variety of pro· blems. mcnt. bu1 1us t. the f<.t cl tha1 the} beat the heavily favored Bullets was one of tht.• mos! 1ncrt.>diblt• al'h1evemcnts 1n bas ketb<.11! hi s tory Rick Sarr}' volt·d lht• !\.J osi Vuluable Playc1 111 llll' l'ham p1onship series paced th l• '\l;u· r1ors \\'ith 20 points giving bun 118 for the s er1t.•s For the third l11n c 111 lhe series, tht• \\larr1ors had lo overcome a huge deficit This time it was 14 points 1n the second quarter . \\'hen they trailed 36-22 The r1st1cuffs eruptt>d at 3:38 of the first period when the Bullets' Mike Riord<.111 rough<..>d Golden State's Burry <Js the Warriors' fol'"'ard drove for the basket Indians Invade Riordan appeared to hit Barry with a karate chop across the top of 111.!i head , and Barry countered \\'ith a right elbow to lhe ribs as he he aded toward the basket Then , as Riordan and Barry <.1ppeared ready to fi ght. Unseld grabbed Riordan At that mo· 1nent, Golden State coac h 1-\I Al tics ra<.•ed onto the court, heading for· Riot.Ian But the Bullets' Wes Unseld cut off Attles, preventing any further damage GOLOENSTAT"El'No) BMryM. Wlltes 11. Ril, 12, 9e•rd lb,C..Jol>Mon-. ~ilh6, ~uHln• I , Dickey I. G . .,,.,,...._., •• &.rl09f• WASHINGTON CHI H•ye~ !S, R•O•d"n I. Un!.e'ld 19, Chenier 16, Por1er 19. We•IMrs poon s. Koielko4. C.OIGenSlille 10 2fl 22 26-9t W•~ln<J\on :JO 11 11 21-'tS Fo.,111<1 out: Hil ye•. Tololl foul.: Volden St•~e 15. WHhlr.gton 2•. Tecnnltill•: Golden Stille toilet> Al· 11 ... 1.•: 19,0lS. Figueroa, Rivers Sparks Halos, 6-1 The California An gels, fresh from a s uccessfu l eastern trip, launch a 12-game home stand to- day ag<.11nst the Cleveland In· di ans The Angels , 6-1 winners ove r Boston Sunday, arc scheduled to send Frc.1nk T;.1nana (2-2) against the Indians Fritz Peterson (3-4) today Huntin g t o n Be ach Hi g h graduate J<.1ck Brohamer will be A"gebSlat~ All GilmflM KMPC: 111C.) ....,., 26Cle~eland atC•llfornl• ....,., 11 Cle\lflland al CalUornl• ,.,_.,:HI C1e~el•n<l ill C•lilornl• n :ssp.m . J:2Sp.m . l:JS p.m. in the Indians· s tarting lineup al second base Brohamer is hitting .277 Sunday, Ed FiJ:ucroa (ired a three-hitter at Boston in running hi s record to 3·0 and Mickey Rivers stole three hoses. The win \\'as lhc An gels ' sixlh in the 10- gametrip Figue roa ke pt the Red Sox buts quiet but not the butters, who spent the <Jflernoon arguin g with plate umpire Lou Di Muro. Bernie Curbo was called out or the game and had to be restrained by team- mates from attacking the umpire. then carefully piled dirt all over it and dropped his'batting helmet on top of the pile. He was promptly thumbed out of the game. Meanwhile the Angels, with Ri vers rais ing his season stolen base totul lo 28 -tops in the m<.1- jors -picked up a run in each of the first two innings , got t"'·o more in the fifth o n rbi-si'ngles by Rivers and Jerry Remy and scored another two in the eighth on Billy Smith's double. "The re's never a dull moment around this ball c lub," s aid California m u nager Dick Williams , ··because we 're not go- ing to knock the heck out of anyone. We have to run . Some people think we overdo it, but we ha.ve to.'' As for Ri vers,-Williams suid . ''lll'" can become the Lou Brock of the 1\merican League. I honestly belil•ve he s hould be c'l1osen for thl' ,\I I-star team.·· The 1\ngels parlayed their speed and Boston ·fielding mis· tak es in defeating Reggie Cle\•eland, 3-3. The Angels stole four bases in eight tries. California scored a run in the first on an infield out and added another in the second on Sn1ilh's sacrific e fly Ferguson, Wynn Pace LA, 7-3 LOS 1\NGELES (1\PJ -Joe Ferguson slugged two home runs <.1nd Jimmy Wynn hit his eighth homer and drove in four runs, powering th e Los An g el es Dodgers to a 7-3 victory over the St . Louis Cardina ls Sunda y for Don Sutton's eighth triumph. Wynn · doubled home th e Dodge rs' firs t run off John Dodgers Slate All plMS on KABC 11'01 Ml1 26 Loi A1>9'les &I New Yono; Mty 11 Lo1.An0tle• •I New York May :HI Loi A1t911les •I New Vo•I< lp,m. )p.m. Sp.m. Curtis, 2-3, in the third inning a nd scored on Steve Garvey's single. Wynn then belted a three-run homer in the fourth , boosting the Dodgers' lead to 5-0. Ferguson hit solo homers in the fifth and seventh innings. They were hi s second and third of the season. l\lc anY.·hile. Sutton, 8-3 blankCd the Cards until l .ou Brock s ingled homl'" Keith Hernandez with two out in the fifth inning. St. Louis scored a~ain in the seventh when J-fe rnandcz doubled and even· tually t·a m c home as Mario Guerrero grounded out. Sutton allowed s ix hits <.1nd two runs in eight innings before giving \\'<IY to Jim Brewer. The Dodgers, who maintained their 3 1/:z.game lead over Cincin· nati in the National Lcague·s Wes t D iv ision, begin the ir longest road trip of the season to- day, a 15·d<.1y, 12-ga mctourofthc East . ST. LOUIS OID r JI 01 Brotk ll 10 1 1 Sittmo<e 2D l 0 0 0 Mtl.....:ll•c' \ o o o T.Slm rnon•c JO 1 0 F1lrtyrl • 0 o o K. 114'rn.tnd•I IDl I 2 0 Rt ll1 ltl 4 1 0 o Gwt•e•o•• • I ? ! c:ur1l1 11 1 o o o So'""!> 0000 Qwwrpl'I 1000 T.Moo•e o 0000 C.le•pl'I 1 00 0 1C .. •ow 1 .. p o o o o B••ll~m•n llh I O I O LOS ANGELES l-•1b Pat•Otl k II C:rawlord ll Wynn ct G.itY\'y lD , .. ~ Fe•ou~nrl Y•'9f•< A..ert.ach ss '>utlonp EkK•ner pn Ott-• 0 Olb r l'I bi S 1 I 0 ! ' 0 0 1 o o o l 2 3 • • o , 1 1 o • o • 2 ? 1 • I I 0 1 o 1 o l 1 0 0 1 o o o 0 0 0 0 lg1a1, JS J 9 J 101a1, l-1 1 n 1 51. LOU" 000 010 101-3 loo. A"9'=1e\ 00:1 :HO 10•-I E Lgp~>. Fcrqu~on. DP-St, LOU•> !, Lg~ 1v>9e1e, \. LOB-51. Loul!, 9. LO~ ll~lt' 1. 'B · Wynn, IC. H1rn•nde1. HR-Wv"" (8). Fer1311!i0tl 1 01. " • A ER BB W Curl•~ fl . 2·ll ,, ' • • • • 0 ""~ ' ' ' 0 ' r. Moore ' ' ' ' ' 0 Ku•owki , ' ' ' ' ' Swllon !W.l•JI • • , ' ' ' Br•-r ' ' ' ' ' ' H811"-b y B r .... , (lo •1t mor <'I T -l 06. A-43,9$1. Race Cut Short By Thunderstorm IND IAN/\POl.IS IAPI -Rob· by Unsez·, u raw-bo1\t.'CI and hun- gry vctc run, took udvuntugc of a rapid se ries of breaks on a hot and humid Sunday and won his second Indianapolis 500 amid the mass confus ion of a thun - derstorm that stopped the race 65 milcji sho1·t or completion. Unser. 41 , from Albuquerque, joined his younger brother Al as a two-time winner or the Indy, cut short for only the fourth time in its 59-yeBr his tory and one in which fa vored A.J . Foyt ·railed lo reach his dream or a fourth vie· tory. The rain ca1ne suddenly and hard, slowing the cars too s nail 's puce and turning the world 's 1nos t fa1nous and prestigiOus uuto ral'e into a comedy of er- rors. und orficials ended it at 435 miles on l"he 174th of 200 scheduled laps. Unofficially the race was timed 2 hours, 54 minutes, 55 seconds for an averuge speed or 149.213 miles an hour."'~ Un:!!er , who won this $1 million event seven years ago, said he "'as driving on the back-stretch on the 17lst lap whe1:1 former driving great Dan Gurney, or Costa Mesa, who built and pre· pared the winning car, messaged him it· was raining on the front part of the track. He noted that he had just made a pit ·stop and said , "I don't. believe "'c would hu\!e had to make any more ... I think we wereonour"•ay anyway." Perhaps. But running in the s ame lap with the winner were runncrup and defending cham· pion Johnny Rutherford and Foyt, the 40-year-old million.ai re Texan, both of whom could easily have won if Unser had faltered. -'~ "<;'',. ...-".--~ ~ ~ unot1iclal l!n"I 11antSlngs of Int S9tn ln- tSlafl<lPOhi ~-mi le r•c•, wlln Clrl"fr, hl>met-n, c01r ~ or lilp$ compleletS llllll "il'iOn for the ehminelion: 1. 6obtly Unser, AlbuQi>erq.ue, Eil<,lle·Olfy, II• IOI!>~, 149.21lmpr.. 2. Jot>nny Rutt>ertord. Fort Wor'lh, Mc:Llren· Otly.174lap$. l. A.J. Foyl, 1-10 ... 1on, Coyot,,.Fo"flt 11' I•· 4. a..-C..rler Jr., •••-....,., ,,.._, ~ 0tty, 16ti•Pt· S. Roger MtClui k•Y, Tucson, Rlii!y-Qtty, 161 ·~· •· 8 111 Pulerbaugt>, lntSia11a1>0tli. E•gle-Ol'ly. 16S ..... I. Geor~!.llider, Baker$1iel<I. E•131.-0t1y, "i ..... I . Biii VukoYlth, Fresno. E•9l•.Qlty, 16'1 i..IK. t . wa11-,__o.11ent>.1cn. B•w ll, COio .• W1 1e1e1t· Or.Ke, 162 tjPi, blOWI> ph i on. 10. &ob ...-rkeY. lndl..,•rooli~. ~ s.n w1111>or. O.ytOfl,Ohlit Ho. »Mc"-ren-Ol!y, 1•11-. 11. s1e;;r'Kroillot1. P•ril~V, N . .1., E19!e-Ofly, 1U11Ps. IJ. Shekllllo KlnMr, 81oomlngton, Ind., Klnol•!oh· Otly, 161 1 ... 1l . .Jlrry K•tl. Mancnei.ter. P•., E•Qle·O>lvv, 1111a1K. 14. J immy C:a rutht ti, AnaMim, No. I&. E•ole· Olly, 161 lap\, wrecked •t pll •Mry. \~. G.ry &enent>au.en, Monrovia, Ind., Eagle· Olly. 1Soll11>$. Dlew lell re•• llreandl'lll w•ll. 16. Al u~ser, AIDUQuerque. EloQle·Olly. \S6 1aps. l>n:lken ton....: ting rod. !1. Silm Se\slon1, Na sf\vll le, Mith., E•9l•·Olly, lll la1>1. engine 1a1111re. 11. Tom 8i..,.tow, Wh!lewater, WIK ., Voli lfldl· Olly, 151 l&IK. m01c;ineto 1•11.,•e. 19. Johnr>y P•r1>0ns, lndl...aPOht. Eagll-Olly, UO I.JP'. btollen Ir ans ml 5Si°" \t\111. :JO. J.rrr Or1111, lrvl111, E•tll·Olly, 1• 1,...., ~"'''•· 11. Dick Simon. 5.ilndf, Ullh, £•9'e-Foyt, Ill ..... 22. Tom Sne""'· Spok-. Mc:Llr....otly, 111 IOIP•, wr1cked In turn 2. 23. lkntley W•rr•n. Wril Glouce"er, M.1•1., K1ngtilf1-0lly. 121 l•pl. I'll! .,..,,11 etpU en1rf . 2•. EllOl'I R1 smJ~sen, ll'IOl.,...e>olli, RIKlr· Fo-,l. 119 laps, "•Ive t11tu11. 1S. Bol)tly Alli...,., Hueyl-.o. Al•., Mc:Llren• 011,, 111 l•IK. brOl<en 11e1r llO•. :U.-Mike Mosley, F•llbrooll, Eil<,lll-Otly, t4 I•, et>Q•r>e failure. 21. Jolla ~nln, lr¥1ne, MtUr.t1-0ffY, 61 i.,., --radiator. :it. Mario Andren !, N•11reU'I, P•., E&gle-Olly, •~IOIPS. n1t will In 11;rn 1t>rff. 19. Mike His•. tu,l ln. J'1nleY·Olly, l9 ll!PI. J\il wllll 1n lu<l'lfhree. JO. L.1rr1 Mc:Coy, La"!l~g,...,. P•., Rl$l¥-OllY. U lllC)S, Dltrnea plst ...... JI. Gordol> J1>11ncgck. Pnoeni•, Wi!tScOll·D•.ttie. ti '"PS, i9n;1;on l•Uu•e. Jl. Lloyd Ruby, Withit;s J'al!s, Tex., Mcl ••tr1· Olly, 1 laP•. burned ph ton Jl. Wi1 llh1r , No. 11, MtUren-Ollf. 3 lap•, turrioc.n.roer 1no Ignition 1.il111re. FULLE«TON NINE CAPTURES TITLE LOS ANGELES <UPI J- Pitcher Dan Boone held Pep- perdine College lo one run in the last seven innings Sunday Night as Cal State <Fullerton ) took a 6·4 victory and became the first Pacific Coast Athletic Associa· lion baseball learn ever lo com· pete in the NCAA College World Series. Pacific-8 te<.1m s had won the District-8 title in 24 of the past 25 years. But five-time defending NCAA Champion USC was eliminated this year by losses to both Fullerton and Pepperdine. Pepperdine beat Fullerton, 5-4. Sunday afternoon when Tom Ruegger hit a two-out nin·scoring single in the eighth inning lo set up the second m atch . The t.>ntl "'us pe rhups one or the stran~est dcvclopmenls ever al this old famous Brickyard. The r<.1in madl' the sleek, $100,000 rac- ing mu<.·hines ulmost incapable of ope rutlng. Steve Kris lloff wound up the race with hiis cur sitlin-g buck w.ards on. lhe straightaway as he frunucally "•aved at the drivers coming toward him. And three other curl) cu.me together in a minor render· bend'er. Two hours later, as the sky cleared arrd the track dried, there were questions raised as to why officiuls did not stop the race and see if it could be restarted. Chief Steward Tom Binford,.wbo made the race-ending decision, said: .. "Thertc> was no assurance at "'ould dry, no .ai;surunce that it · v.:ould not sturl raining again. Jn my mind, to stop it and then have a 65-mile sprint rucc didn't meel the requirements.'' Though they did not im - mediately say . .anything ubout it . it was likely that Ruthe1iord and Foyt might huve disugrecd. Marina High graduate Du;11 .. ~ ··Pancho'' Carter finished rourth, completing 169 laps .. Two Irvine resident.$ driving in the race finishing well down lhe list. J erry Grant was 20th, going out aft.er 138 laps with a burned piston. And John Mart.in broke a radiator and dropped out after 61 laps. Unser said the only trouble he experienced during the race was in. losing pressure Crom one of his tires. ··we kept changing: the wrong one, and I couldn 't seem to figure out where it was. The car was bouncing around." Robinson Suspended Three Days NEW YORK -American League president Lee MacPhail Sunday announced that the three· day s uspension and S2SO fin e against Cleveland Indians player-manager Frank Robinson hus been upheld and ~ beein t.oday . . . MacPhail invoked the sU s. pension· and fine May 18 art.er Robinson was involved in a shov· ing match with umpire Jerry Neudecker in Chi~ago. The inci- dent occurred May 17 during a game with the White Sox. A hear. ing was held Saturday. ''Wh a tever else may have transpired, it is ·c lear, very clear that.:-Robinson deliberately and forcefully shoved umpire J erry Neudecker with both hands in lhe course of their argument," Mec- Phail said in a statement Sun· day. • PettJJ Tri_,,,.. 1 CHARLOTTE, N-C. -Rich~il Petty, breaking a 16-year jinx t Cha rlotte Motor Speedwa . iscored his first triumph in · e $1 76,530 World 600 stock car rare Sunday. ~ Petty, who has now won 1 O major races and nearly 2 million. wheeled his Dodge .to victory a lap aQd a quarter ahe•d 'or Cale Yarborough's Chevr~t ror his bes~-ever performance-.t1t the l.SmiJeCharlotlelrack. :J Title to Orantes • HAMBU'RG, Germany &- Manuel Orantes of Spain won fhe men's singles title at German~· t ernationa l (ennis c ha - pionships for the second ti e Sunda y, B e ating Cze c . slovakia·s Jan Kodes, 3-6, 6-2, •• 4-6,6-1. • Matador Gored h TIJUAN.A -Matador Adi Romero \fas gored in the lh h Sunday as he tried lo place s . inch banderillas. on a bull he s preparing lo kill before 10 fans al El Toreo de Tijuana. Romero, 22, was listed n serious condition after surger t a nearby hospital. Doctors d not determined whether the jury would harm his career. Weiskopf missed birdie pulls of 3·4 feet on consecutive holes , then took LI little s troll through the pine y '"oods. Mahaffey had to take off his right s hoe, roll up his pants legs and go wading for one ·wale111ts hot. L1ealr.g monef ... 11nr•1. In trw Mt,_.,,.;, Goll ln the sixth, Boston manugc1· Darrell Johnson was tossed out for arg uing a strike ca ll to Carl Yastrezcms ki. When Yaz "'US called out moments later by Di~1uro, the Boston first baseman knelt down. cleaned orr the plate. --:: ~ ~ CALIFO•NIA Schultz Leads Flyers, 5-1 f'l.,,..a" Klllefl SAUGUS -Cha rles·C. Smllll. 37, Sun Valle y, a race trtitk flagman, was killed S11tu~y night when a stock car wen t C~loit: O.ne Lt Ill••, \JS,000 .No;t Men.ue,. ''~ ooo Jett Nltt i.10, 110.l1S TomWW.lstoe11, 110,J2s T9"'KJte,16,1l 1 Jlm5J-n~. 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A-16,•11. • PRILADELPHIA IAP ) - Hatchetman Dave Schultz. who has bee n moaninM a bout a lack of ice time. fired in l'-''O goats as the Phlh:tdelphia Flyers defeated the Buffalo Sa bres. 5-1, Sunday in the rirth game or \he National Hockey League Stanley Cup championship series. The 26-year-old Sc hultz, the Nl-IL 's leading penalty taker, scor~ the first goal of the game as the Flyeni took a 3·2 lead in the bes t·OC·sevcn series. The bad ly beaten Sabres hea·ded back to Buffalo, where Tuesday night they'U try to stave off eliminaUon by lhe defending Cup champions . I A ... eventh game. if necessary, would be in Philadelphia Tburs- daynlght. Schultz gave lhe Flyers a 1·0 lead at 3: 12 of the first period wherl the b ig "'inger, who last "'eek questioned his ability as a major le ague hockey player. took a rebound orr the boards in the left raceoff circle and scored into the short side. The Sabres dJdn'l know it then, bul It was the start or the f"irst rout in this series. The Spectrum jlnx struck again, leaving Buf· Calo with an 0· 14·2 record on the Flyers' ice s ince the S:.ibres ~ame Into the league five ye ars ago. After Buffalo railed lo seOre on u pawer-play opportunity in lhe first period, the Flyers tncreased their lead to 2-0. Terry Crisp shot .on Buffalo goalie Gerry Des· ·jardins, the. puck rebounding to Cary Dornhocfc r deep along the right boards . Dornhoef"er slapped a JO.footer into the far side, a shot OHjardins could have hand led. ~ust 19 seconds later, the rabid, sclloul crowd of 17,077 was on ta feet again IS Bob Kelly, like Schultz an enforcer rather than a scorer , took a pass Crom Crisp just inside the blue line. He skated in solo and beat Des· jardins over the goaltender'• ria:hl shoulder. • ' or Control during a rac t Saucus ·speedway and ro1'td over a wall near his observaan post. La'"'a·Wbu ZOLDER, Belgium l.auda or Austria. driving a rari, won the Belgian Grand x Formula t auto race Sunday a took the lead in the 1975 w d drivers championship stand I R'TTSM-"es .. _ N•wY•rtH IMIO .... N W.-.. -K•t {SOI kl• ¥/ ... M · SC......UIYl .... IM"'"C~ .. 1· ' ' Mll'I -V. Alftfl•r•I ISO! CIRI Mt)'9~ .. , ..... Mt)'9f !NY) bl•l V. Amr1 U1I·"-~l{r•J '• .~--, '"""·K.1,.. (MY I llNI ,_.,,.-_tcK.,.., A: -v•ll1blt • "' "' 1•1• I ·I .,. •'' .. ,, )• I , ',. •• ''· " " . " " . • ·t'' •• " " .. ' ,, " ,, ' " I • • TOYOTA "' .-AMh.I: '" 1·11 '75 TOYOTA ,, 2 toot .• -· ,..., ...... ~., ... ltl! °'" !•· f'(:Slaol1l 52996 ' ,, "• lHI • " .YOLYO 4., I ,, •74 YOLVO 141 ,. Auto.. M. ~ •eftYot ""-· GT I· ............. ! 7MJ 55888 ,,, , .. '" • 111• USED CAR ,\11 ,,. SPECIALS ,, ,. "73-DATSUH 6 I 0 .,, C(le •uto.. •"· "'99' l!>~VJI , s2888 I·· '70 EL CAMINO ·• Auto . P S , AM rld•O IPOf•I -[Y,,1&0HJ . . I' s1888 '72 CADILLAC Coupe O.VOlle. S..n rool, 11111 -· ~•or 1mrn.icui..ie. (IOl(YY) s3 977 I 'Baseball Standings AllEIUCAN LEAGUE Eul Dlvlllall , W L l'dl G9 Bolton 20 17 .541 Milwaukee 20 18 .S26 '..\ Detroit 17 19 .472: 21,;) New York 18 21 .462 3 Baltimore 16 23 .410 .s Cleveland lS 23 .385 5111 Weit Dlvllloa Ouklu.nd 24 17 .585 Kansas City 24 19 · .558 l MinneJ>olu 20 17 .. 541 2 Texas 22 19 .537 2 Aa&els 22 21 .512 3 Chicago 18 22 .450 s•;, ..... ,.,_"'_.._ C.le,..IMC!._J,0.ltl•1141CM 0.lroll •. Clllc-eto 1. ·CtJI IN ..... ' '""''19>, 1no t¥M •IJOOMOI i-wvorll S. Tt .. 14 C.litoml••· 8o111N11 K•-lCilrt, .. Ill"'°'' I li'llMet.ot•1,Mllw1u1tn2 T ... '1'10•-Cftk•tc1 IWoodJ..fl•I Mll*•llMe IColfllllrn G-2) 0.""i.cl t~'9rM>n J-41 •I Ct!~ CT•~ ... aa1u_.. 10.11..-2-•1 ,, o.tctlfld (Holu,.,_ ,.., Ml-tot• IAlllufy 1-11 •I O.lrolt lltlltlleS-11 .... YDl'lt IM9dkl'I , .. , •1 K•-lCllw t~rd ,.1) &Mton CWIW •··O II Tit••• ou. • ...,. •. 11 T~y"1G• M!rwwM1\f •I 0.troll ,.... 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Fryman f • I •ncl Rt,..._o G-21 •I ClrtCi,,_ neu !91111,,....,,, 4-Senc1 Gu11e112-11 Ali.Me I Herr I-).Jt at Cflic-(N...,.,.15WI LM ,.,,.. .. , tMe• .. r1in1111 7-Gl et New YO<"ll C$N.,.rM) Hetn.IOfl Clltic"9rcl S·l) el Plll...,tfl Utl-).11 $M PrMCIKO IH•llt-11-0 of ~US.CO 2-21 •I ""11••.+,..I• ITwilt llell S·SI Sen Dftoeo CMclnlOHI .S-21 •1 SI. Louis tGllnO!I 1-'I ' ,.,.. .. •r'•G•ll'lft Al lMOl••t Chkeoo Sen F••rw:i"• •• Plllledelph•• HOu•lon el Plt1\bur9h Lot .f,ngele• 11 New Yor- !lion D•~•I SI.Lou•\ O<llr 9•,.,,., KFltlduled DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO 19 66 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA 646-9303 '>• r "" · P:ir+, 8 <·.l ~ ""-··P t)p '""" [)or',,.,.,.;, F a rf, U•·port..., .,, Op.-" <.oturdoy·. Yo m .J I-' m , Monday, May2S, 1975 • Sea Kings, Lagunans Battle Corona del Mar In Tennis Finals Laguna Be,ach lligh tand Corona del Mar •ligh' will be battling for a spol in the Cl F volleyball finals Tu esd ay a t a neutral ~ite when they m eet in a semilinul match. By DAVE ROMANO OI "'9 O.Uw l>l .. 1 St•tt Two ext r eme l y versatile teams. Corona de l Mar High and Rolling Hills High, clash Tues· day a ft er n oon al a The s ittl was to be neutral site for the Cit-' selectedlhismorning. 4-A tennis ti tle in a match y,1hich could bede- The two teams met cided before it starts. earlier in the year 'A'ilh . . Laguna Beac h walkin~ The site. to be p1ckL'<i away will\ a 17-fS, 15-6, t-o~lc.y.' --eo ,~ld b e the 16-14 victory. Laguna is Waynt:Tenn1sClu b. undefea ted while CdM Both Cdl\f coach Den- has lost to La Quinta as nis Trout and Rolling well as the Artists. Hills mentor Bill Ryan Despite Laguna Beach's.3-0 win in their firsl match, Cd M coach John Weyhra ugh feels his club has an excellent chance to win this tin1c around. have proved they are masters at coming up with the right combina- tions in their singles and doubles pairings and how they stack up their e ight top players will be a big factor in the out· ''We pl ayed "''ith a come. the two Bay League t eam s m et, howeve r , Rolling ltills dominated things with a 19·9 triumph. Trout ca n go wi th almost any line up he chooses as only Jim Ross and Lance Good a r c not e f fecti ve in d o ubles . Ryan is in the same posi- tion. but prefers to go with h i!'l thrrc gi-rl:s, Denise Nardi, Kim Nilsson and Liz Stalder in singles. Ryan has been winning with his girls in singles and his best lour .playerS compe ting in doubles. Probably the best over- all performer on the team is John Austin. He has been teaming with D.in Shaw. Curt Stalder and Bill Nardi form the other team. yoµng bunch ·of kids v.•ho It .will be Corona del didn't have muc h ex-Mar's first appea rance pcra·en•e the fo"rst to"mc Like he did against '" in the fina ls and it M t b JI d p a r 0 u 11 d , · · 5 a y s on e e o an alos figures to be there again v rd T l ·11 Weyhraugh. "The Joss to e cs, rou w1 pro-in the next few years as bably pl D G k Laguna B ca"h "'as ay an er en '" onlyRonMc Namaraand a nd J o h C JI · valuable cxpero·en•c for n a n e 1n .. Bob Spooner are seniors. d bl J "th R them. 1 think thcy ~ll be ou es a ong wt on Rolling Hills won the ti· McNam d B b readv this timearound.'' ara a n o " lie in 1968 and 1969 and Spooner. Gerken and The Sea Kings ployed hasn't been in the finals McNamara were ve ry very well in their 3-1 up-since. impressive as a team set win over Mira Costa Both teams met Palos against Palos Verdes last Frid ay while Ve~des twice this year. but G e rken has alsO Laguna Be a ch h as Corona del Mar defeated played with Callne this breezed to playoff wins it easily both times while year. dou bles, th e s ingles m atches will probably m ake the difference. Newport Ha r bor hoped to split with Rolling Hills in doubles and win the n1 alch in singles, but tt didn't Y.'Ork. ··we feel Corona del ,,_lar has more d epth th<tn Ne"•porl," says Ryan. "It's goi ng to be tough to <'Orne-up "'ith a lineup to •face them because all ·eight of their players are excell ent." To be sure, if Rolling Hills goes with its girls in singles ·the Sea Kings would probably clean house. Jim Curley and Good have been playing very \ve11 in singles and v.•ould probably s v.•eep against Rolling llills if the l a tt er puts its strength in doubles . CO PION A DIELMAll !1)-01 " R•~e••l"4' I 19'"> L•guna l'leetn . ' 1'' ' Unive r~•IY • " PoJIM \ltfl:lt' " 11\:o Sun"y Hill' , ' ?6', S•"M.!irino ' , Ml~•10f'I \lifqO " Footftill " M.iQnolo• ' n EU•nt •" ' " !l•nl• An.o " Co•••Mt•~ ,. l usUn ' '" E1Modtn• • ?CV1 ""'9'16"" ' . ?1' 1 e1i.n<i• • . ?I\> VIII• P1r~ ,. Senle.f,ne , ,,.,. Tustin ' ' " EIMOdefle • Wf M A IC.E O VfR\(A\ DEL IVf RU:\ over Chad\\•i c k and Rolling J:lill s could _get With both teams going -----------------------------------------_J_:Se::::_:r:_r:•:_· -------~on~J~y:.a'.:s'.'p:'.'J:.'1!::.·..'.T..'.h".e:!le"a:s:_t t':'.1'.'.m'.'.'e, 't\'ilh their i;;trenglhs in ,,,,., 11\. "' Monltbell& ,., P•lo• Verde~ 11• •• " " ' ., " , .. "' .,, " 1 ·the Newest Go-Together ... They're Naturals, Like l>eaches & Cream-Wine & Roses-New Or- leans & Jazz-Boots & Saddlas- Seven & Eleven-Sugar & Spice! Because it's easier to pick the quarter horses that will finish 1st and 2nd In each race whet! a max- imum of ten entries start and the record of favorites in the money is so high ... last summer70%. This is why more and more Guys and Dolls in the chart-smart se~are choosing the Quarter Horse EXACTA Races at Los Alamitos for th.eir favorite FUN & GAMES. In the last winter quarter horse meet at Los Alamitos wagering on EXACTAS Increased 15.5%. Last summer the $2 first race EXACTAS average payoff was $106.15; the $5 EXACTAS on the 6th, 6th & 9th races averaged $322.66 anj'.I for the long shot players on June 5.th the 6th Race $5 EXACTAI paid $8,286,00. THE WORLD'S FASTEST HORSES ARE BACK MAY 21 THROUGH AUG. 20! 4 EXACTAS Nightly, Mondays through Saturdays On The 1st. 6th , 8th & 9th races. First Race 8 P.M. (It's a $2 Exacta Raca.) You 'll enjoy the Turf Terrace. Excellent menu . Great cuisine . For reservations call : (213) 431 · 0922 or (714) 995-3877. For tickets and further infor- mation call: (213) 431-1361 or (714) 995 -1234, LOS ALA- MITOS (on Katalla near 605 Fwy.) This Summer JOIN THE FUN . You'll HAVE THE NIGHTIME OF YOUR LIFE ! ' Uni Seeks Title At UCI Tuesday Uni versity lligh 's Tro-Seniors Ken Vieira and j01n s, v.•inne r s of 24 S t eve ,\ntti lead the ::;traight tennis m atches. s ingles pack with j unior and San ftl arino,stecped l\tikc T un s tall and in CIF playoffs tradition sophomore llabb filling for lhe past two d!'cades, out the roster. collide ·ruesday for the Opposing thi s •:re"· CIF 3-A crown follo1,1ring Tuesday is San l\tarino's their easy conquests Fl-i-l' o n ling e n t , "'hi ch day in the semifinals. thrives on consist ency. For <'oach Gary Sise\ The singles play is usual- and his _Troja ns it's a re-ly manned by sophomore ~;.al tr1p lo the cham· Jim Slaught. senior Jeff p1onsh1p showdOY.'n. For Ma nglesdorrr. junior San Marino it's the 15th Phil Davis and senior time for the T!l~ns that Pat Varga. t~ey have qi._i a hf1ed for a Doubles play is usuall.\· finals be rth in lite past20 fr e s h m a n Do b years. Cornelision and senior Uf!ivl.>rs it:r a nd San Steve· J\fih a ly on one Marino clas h for the team and Brook Blaks lce cr~wn at UC Irvin e in a and left y Tom Haesl - 3o clock showdown. inger on the other. Sisel s uys vers alility Sa n Milrino couc h and deplh h<:i ye paved F1·ank H a ltom. in his the way for his team's fifth year as the Titans' success. "This is the best v.•ater polo and te nnis team ~e've had here." coach. s<:iys one of his s~y!i, S1sel. "and I rca!IY team's major drawbacks drdn l expect that wtlh is the inability to switch l h e I o ~ s o f Joh n his personnel. Falterme1cr to gradua-That's v.·h e r e Sisel lion. likes his chances- "But Rick R ~bb and versatility. "We·ve gone Gloria Fallerme1er have "''ilh 14 or 15 different t~ken up the two vacan-line ups this year." says c.1es create_d by gradua-Sise\. . lion. Glo ria a nd Kent UHIYE11tsiTY u4•11 Aden have formed an ·1v. c01oneite1Ma• outs tandin g No . 2 ,",v• Edlwn lu~lin doubles tea m , and that 11•,. ueu•nt• might be the rea I secret ~!.,. ~:::;~·- to our tcum 's success . ~~ ~1~~~~~;:: "They've beaten some "'" Lag.,neeeet h good teams this year aOd 1c oan• Hlll'I II P110'1 Verdes a r c a lot o f fun lo 1~~·, El Toro watch ... thcy'rc reall.v 19"• sa,,c1eme"1e ltV> SI" Cleme"1t be L•9U"" 8tit<h l doubles team of Brad 19'" L1oun•Bt•<" r·a ltermeicr and Scott ~!~: g:~: ~:::: J-la yesi, it's a potent one-·~;·h ~:~~:~ tv.·o punch in d oubles, h t 18 MaYl•i• '" w ere a sweep can i;i:e a 10 •• si 1 .. ers;11e Poi, team 12 points. 11 L•Qui"t• Los Al Entries Q9er1erH1r .. 1..,1rlet ,erT1M•llt 'l"t J>elllO'CIKll St ll•ecle f'l•1l ltet e fl EUtlet 61111, t01 .... ti~ lltecet !ocrr1min9 J1I (P19f J Go Unw1n\ed (C.erdOEil) Oicl fYl Sode 8•• (Celt) Ce1tt0<ni• Sun1hl~ IC•e•gttl !".<>lid's Aoc krl CMyleSI Pt•lly Cert !8enksl Sun~etGlllantJrl lW1rdl ,,.,., 10~. 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MtFlrt (ClerhMI H• 11t 8eMOnGo Ull ltht•d•I 1n l it F1•rlr11 Fr•nll (WltlOl't) 171 St1 f'UQh1 <C.rlloul 111 Sc1ort1t11ut !Hero 1n Pl"H l:ACI -U0 ,., .... 2 .,..r ·=-.::.--·-····· ........ rint My L•roy ··-(AHlr) In •• l AJJ DAILVPILDl PVBLJC NOTICE P"ICTITIQU.S aUtl NIS• MUI.I IT A Tl MINT Tiw tooowhtt _.,_ It. doll'llO ~,... .. ,, AH lllE ITl!R Dl!Vf.~OPMENT COMPANY, 10.Jt Vli11 C•jo.. '"'-1 .. Kii.CA '1..0 •uou!.I H Rllllr ill, 203'\lllUIC.· tcwi, Nt•-1 le«". CA.llMoel 1111, t11nhwll " t-uc:110 ll'f' """ 1,... CbYiCMal "'"""'" H Atlt.r 111 Thb \ltltmenl wt• flied wl111 1,,. (AM.olll"f Clerk Of D••~ Covntron .t.p<H ,. 111) ..... PvbilU..o O••no-CN•I 0.••1 Pilot, INr},12.lt,lt,1•7) lj,)1-li PVBLJC NOTICE l'"ICTITIOUS 81J$1Nl!SS NAMESTATl!MEHl Tl>e lonow1"9 per\Ofl-'"' dol"9bltl.I· nt\\oU lM ~lr1 I, t UO Birt h St. S.U1•e ll)ol NewPOf, Be.t<h, (At1..0 . • JofWI Konwl\tf, 1901 Bilyt clere ltrt .• ,_.,..POI'. Bttcri. CA t 161) LI"°'" PtriMtr. 114 N. Lil ':i~, Loi.""""''-'· CA 90CNI' Sid G.rwln, 114 N LI Ctt!fll'O<I, Lor, Anotl<lr., CA 900tt Frfd Jiln,..,, 1.0 N . Lil ClllleOll, LOI. Anotle\, CA 900tt Thi\ lnnln••• Ii conducl.., by • tentr•l P'rl ... rll!lp. JoM Konw!Mtr Thi\ llilltmtl!J w•\ 111111 w1th IM C-ty Cltrk ot O••n91: Countr on M1'r n. 1975 ·-· Pl.<blfSl>ld Or•n~ Co.1111 oenw Pllol INT,., ilnd June-2, t , 16, 191S 1906-lj PVBLIC NOTICE • Monday, Max 26, 197b PVBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUllNl'.SI. N•MI ITATIMl:Nl , .... !Dli.M,.. ,. ..... , ••• dOiftO Ml ..... Cll.YSTAl SU J!t 80AR~, 1'11o1 U Si.,.ro,Mht.lon Vlotlt . CA 9201) Doo.191ff J AO Im•. floe.I U s.&.<"rt, MllM.lonVlejo,CA t?t/) Ji m•• 8 Co111n111v11. l"'I 0.-'ftdlJ. Ml•1lon Viola, CA ff6J') Tllb ~· I• tolNfw<lltO .., • ~rol -1Mr1"1p Doug It> J Alllm> Tllb 111i.m1nt '"'' llltd w1t11 IM C-lr Clerk Of Or1n0tc Countr on A,prll lD. 1t1i ""'' 11\ibll!.N'd Orlh!I" Ca..U 01!1.,-Pilot. 'Mr}. 12, It, 10, 1915 1flDO.IS PVBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS 8U5tNESS NAME STATEMENT TM 1onowing ~r"'°"' ••t doi"9 J. ... ~.\ WESTERN l (AI( co ., 1ss,1 P<Odue.er Ln., Hunt+"910n BC'.c:h, CA. n w• Woody Bulltr Ill, 11161 Gou1ar11 No. Iii, Hunhngton Be.Kl'!. CA. '1061 Kt.,,in F•••tll, 111•1 Gotl\aird"*>.1t, HunlfllQlon Btt<fl, CA.'1MI ffli\ ouslne11 ;, con11uct.., by ii Qlfnt••l -lnt•511lp. Woodr 8utlt• 111 lh•S ~lillement w•~ l illd woth IM County Cll•~ of 0r•"'9C' Countr on May I , 19IS. . ...... P\lt>l1sMd Orilnlllf Coils\ ~•IT PllOt, MilT 12, H , 2•.•ndJ....,c-1, 1915 1M6-I~ :~~~~~~~~ PVBLIC NOTICE Smog Phone Line Toll-free SANT(\ ANA -Orange County Supervisoris have agreed to tiel up a toll-free telephone line cdn· necting residents of outlying county areas with u. re· corded air pollution warning message Countians south or Mi ssion Viejo and Laguna Beach and those living in the far western and northern areus near the Los Angeles County line ntust now 1n ake a loll call . The toll -free line was requested by the county Air Pollution Control District al a cost of $1,710 for installation and $80 per month for operation. APCD officials aren't sure when the new line "'·ill be in service. t The recording at the other end of the line will advise callers of any health precautions that must be taken.becausc-o!..u.ir-pollution leve ls. The c~rent number for such information is on a Sanltt. Ana ex· change -834-6244 . Anaheim Office To Open June 6) F1cT111ous aus1Nf.SS 1FtCT1T1ous eus1N1:ss 1\N,\H E l l\1 -The city of Anaheim will open the NAMf. STA Tl!:MENT NAMlf. STA Tl!:ME NT lMlollow[1>9perM)n$•rtOOing llu>I-The lolloWl"9 person is doing~ 10th branch o r the Orange County Office or nt1.•il~: ""'''" Consumer Affairs June6. Ol SUNSPOlS. 111 ST DOB1 1366 NEW HORIZONS, J!19S C..mlr>0 ' l~nA...e.,Co>t.JM•••.C..i.~1i.i.' C•Pl>t••no. Siln Juiln C•Pl>lr•oo ,The office will be open from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m., w.11 .. n1 F.L. w et1>tt•. 1111 oa11u c.u1ornii191•1~ ' operating out of the city 's new Social Ser-V ices P1<Ke.(os1aMe\a,CA911>26 Fr•nk Stu<i'l lil< (NMN ), 7S: c Donn~ Je.Jn Wet:1>1e•. 171l o..riu Milnrtnl l• Dr., L•11un• Br•tll, enter al 17 3 w. Linco ln A\'e. P1«e.~ti1Me\i1,CA.9'Z621> Ci11Uorn!•9'26Sl The branch will be able to handle consumer ~;~1 ~:;:,\~111~~ conduttr ll 11' • .,1:1~~.~~lnt>' is conducted 1:1,.,, in· eomplainls a nd route them to the main office in w1111ilm F.l . weti\ttr F••nk s1ucri11k Santa An a for action. lfll\ \\11tmtnl wil\ 1111!'<1 W•lll IM Tiii> stttrmenl Wili lite<! •itn 1fle Th C ff CounlyCltrk o• Oran111 County on April County Clrrk ol Or•n111 Counlr on Mii~ e onsumer A airs Office was crea\ed by JO. 1t15. 1s. '''~· supervisor~ to investigate complaints. alleged law P1.<1:111>1>.c1 O•iln~ co.i t Dil+lyF~r:_ PubliW<:I O•iln~ co.st 0il11.,"= violations affecting consumers and encourage busi· I ORANGE COUNTY 4, 1. RTQ -About 4.000 ur •'lC•ive 4eiire .. al c.i Stale F llerldp commenceinenl ceremonies M ay 30·JWle t The.isckoo), as last ye1tr, will hold u series o~ ceremonies instead of one large e.xerc'lae No tickets 3rt! required and the public is invilt.>d . Officials QXpect 20,000 guests over the three-d ay p~riod . FOl,L students Dorothy T . Burns or Mission Viejo will be recognized al one of the HUMTIMGTOM BEACH VOTERS VOTE UESDAY, ' A YES STOPS Kumaalt,ea .. n , · 'socla~1 ~nee ·~•r<ll•I (OT Fblevtnc I ea honon, 1 di• elion r . Je undersradua"te tudtnla w!lli perfe. grades !or alV ~r tolltoj)i\o 1tudl• I.Ira B~tns ea ' ed a BA lo histori Jan .. Uary. VOTE THE NEW M.iv 5. n. ''· 2•. 1915 1)J1.1s 1 .... ..:.·~·~·~":::.'·'~~:.::·~·~· ·~·~'~"~' __ _:':"~'~·':'1c...;"c•c•c•_•clchcicccsc1c· n:...:lchc•:...:<c•cucncloYc· _______________ I PVBLIC NOTICE PVBLIC NOTICE Freedom of Worship An American Choice PROPERTY TRANSFER TAX I !FICTITIOUS 8USINl!:Sl NAME STATEMENT Tnt fono..,;no person• ••r doing~ """'ii" flCTITIOUSUUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Trit lollOwlng per--. isdoina DuSintt& ~. C & W A!i'IOCiillts, ~t'll ~rset, 8u1t>i1 P••k, c.a 1 llornlil '1<»11 Hl•old Gril'IOOn Willtn Jr., 1010 w. _HARBOR YACHT SALES. «M2 On· Oint Clr<lc-, Hunli11o111on Btt<fl 0..:---------------,--------~------"~~~ nM9 , M•cArtnur, No. •G, Sanld Anil, C.lllornl• Jilmr. Cill•flan, t9l ! So<n!r\t•, Butrw P••k, C•lilo•nla 90621 Thi\ buslncs• ii condut ltd bT ii iiene•• I p.ar,ne• \flip. H, Gr•ydon Wdlc" Thi\ Slillement Wd} liltd with the County Cit•~ ol Oran~ Counlfon Mily 15, 19/S 1"4M57 Publi\Md Orilnl,lt Co•U D•llY Pilot, May 19, 1~,il"<I June 2. 9, 19/S 1181·/S J . ..&m .... Other Deaths 8EAJt ROY K. BEAR. •t~denl ot Co•Oflil del Mar. C.. Da•t of Cltiltn M•, 11 , 19/S. Sutwtved by fl1s wile-, llt•t ll.JC'I E, Bear: G.J"9flle•s. M1 ~. Oo•oll'leil Br•mblt ano Mr1. Jilt ~ KinQ, lour g•ilnck,,.ldren anll ~1 • grtal·g<i1n<1<nll11re n. SC'l"v•tr. w111 Ot nc-111 Tuc-•d•Y ill 1:00 PM. Coron.J del Ma• (hil~I ln!e•mc-n• w;u lollOw ill Piltthc VofW Mtmo .. ~I P••~. Nt •POrt eeac n Baltl·8e•11eron, (."'°"' det ,..,.. r MO •tu.ir y ll"ector~ NICHOLS HORACE: P~l I LIP NI CHOLS, resi· deol ot Hun1+ng1on 6eath. C•. O..te of death May 11, 1'<1S Survi~eo by ni~ dituqhlr •. M.irgarel Brews1e•. sister, Ha•el Jollnston; three 11rand<.h!ldr,•r1. Jo Lynn, Oean, Pn11hp Elrtw>ler, one Cilrl Lton Joyct, "°'41 OnOint Ci•· clc-, Hunlln¢on Btilcfl, CA. 91M9 Thi• OU•inH• i) tonducteCI by ill\ 1n- oividuill. C•rl l . Jo1t r Tri+s staltmc-nt wts liled wi!h thf Couniy Cltrk of O•iln9C County on MiJT 1, !91S. F4l5'S Publi•htd OrilnQe COilSt Dilily Pi!OI, Wwy \J, 19.16,ilnd Ju.,.1. 191S 111)$.15 PVBLIC NOTICE 8 ·61S01 SUPERIOR COURT OF THI< STATE OF CALI FOJtNIA fOllt THE COUNTY OFOllANGF N•.A-13114 MQTICE 01" HEAR ING 01" .. EllT•ON FOR .. lt:08A1£ OF WILL ANO FOii ll!TTE Ri TESTAMENTAllY E•l•lt ot JA-...!E F A 1RC+-1 1l0 TINGLEY. 0e(c-i1Sfd NOllCE IS HEREBY GIVEN tl\ill Nilncr JtlnC' K•ot91•. """"'"in tritWill •• Nancr Jane-Ting!c-1 l(rotgtr '''" loltd r.erein ii petition tor Pl'"obiltr ol Wiu •net tor Lener1 lc-stilmentilry rt- IC'!"tncc-to wll+c~ Is m•de 10<' lur,hfr P¥1tCulil•S. ilnll lllat Ttl e timt•nd pla<.c- cf lltilring 11\t ...,,,,., na• t:ieen set tor Junt 10, 191S. al 9:JC il.m. in the ,.,..,!room ot Oep,irlmen1 No 3 ol w id c.ourl. ill IOOC1¥1t Center Orlvt West 1n tl'le CH r ot San la Anil, Cillilo•n•il DillC'dM<!Jyll, 197\ WILLIAM E. ~!JOHN, County Cltr~ MAlt:KA.SMtTH JDOOl Crown Valier Par-w•r Ut"'"il Ni9uel, Cillif 92617 AllorMy lor: Ptlitlon•• Publ1""td Or•n91:' (0<151 Dili!T Pilot, May 26, 21, •nd Junt 2, 1tlS 1931·15 11•anCKflllll, Ror>dl Brews!~• Ser•ltes., --------------1 will"" r>eld Wedntsda y. May 18d! 1:301 PM, ~rk F~mily Colonod! Funcr.al PUBLIC NOTICF. Ho~ •n Wc-\tmln\,Cr, Ca • MERWIN ~:;ISDC~~~SCHER, rrsl· MOTIC:~~·~~-~70tTOJtS engine dent ol lnglewOOd. Pil>Sc-d il way Mily ,•,•,•,•.•.•,•,•,c.o,u,0n,.o,•,T~.,,E, 13, ,91S. Sur•iwrd bf ll!s wilt M;,,ry .. rv ttol"><:M•. ll•UQnlt r•. 8tve•ly WH~e\, THECOU .. "' .• '.~'.,•,••NGI! tune-Up M••r Junt, Oede Hoht her. "'°n~. ....., Jilmt'i HOl'iCht •, Cflil•l•.s tlolscl>t•. E sl•lt ol FRIEOA o. CASEY, •11<1 . JoMHOlsct>er,RalpflHols.cller,Robtrt known as FRIEDA DOROTHY · Hohlller, Robbie-HolStfler, ~••tc-r, CASEY,Oectas.td. Nell.'t Brock, brOll\fr, F!o~d Ha•ICW>, NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN IOIM Regulo"y up t o $42 95 Ctt•t Hil•lon, O>tilr Beat nilm, Qrvillt cr..,lt~ of tM ilbO"' n1mtd decedrnl 11 8eKtwm, J) grandcllildrc-n ilnd 1 grt •I tri.I •!I pen.ons flilving tlilims 'll'i .... I sa e 11r....oth1ld Str.,,1tt\ will bt lueSd.'ly tllt Yid clttedfnl il•t rc-qulrell lo Ille Vi May 11. HIS ill 1J·lG PM. ill Peek them. w!th !ht nece1SilrJ "OUC:fler!i, in Family Colo.>1111 Funtrill Homt. IM ollitc-ol UM! clc-•k ol tl'>t abowe tr" RUSS ELL 1;11..icOurt, or to prei.tnt U>tm, wilt> tM ERNE.Sf E RUSSELL rf\idenl ol nt<.tl-M•TWOUCl>t•~.tolheundersigned (<><>•ii Me'Mi, Cil. Pa~std d"'a t May n . al Howser, GC'rtner & Bro-, Al· ,9/S Surw+wl'll tly n1\ wilt, Anfla Mae 1orney\ •. .utOCi1mpus Drive, P.O. Bo• Ru\<,tll. Ont brotn~• H ... 1an Ru'>lofll. 1101. Newoo•I Beacn, CillJIMniil t266J St•w+<t\ pri••le. tnle•menl p,.til oe ->th is 11\t p!1<e ol busine••OI tl'le un· C.•e•,Ceme te r.. oe•si9"1!'<1 on .,n milt1t•s pen.Jlning to GEORGE 11\t eslille ot \d•ll dtteelent, w11nin lour 1-lOWARO W. C.EO RC.E re~1do.'nl ot montn••flr•tMll•>lpubllca tionoltn+s Hunl1 n11!on Bc-~tn . Pd>•td •wav nolltt. M av 11. 1q1s .,, Long Beier. Oalc-dMilyl,191S. Communo!y tlo ~11 1 ta t on Oetori1C.,,.,.,1r, Long Be.acri Born Jiln..,.rv is. 1913 +n E•et 11l•i•oltl>tW1!1 Missou•,. Sur w1 we d by his motl\tr ol thrilbove name II decedent Eunotf Geo<Qe ol Hunllnqton 8.ea<.h, MOWSf.R,Gl!RTNER&lllOWN C• .. One brother. ~nnetri Ge-orl,ll' 01 f.*Cilm11UsOrl"r Santa Anil. lwo •l>le••. Vlr1,1in!a ... 0 .8o•J207 WITH COUPON (;eOl"Qt ot Huntington Beilth, and Mil<· Ntwport 81.t<h, C•lll•miil t16"l jodt M.Brt!nq, of w oo111and Hills, c.. Trlr,llOM: MO-WOO i OOOn~ ~ •ilS • membtr ol loil\ter\ Club ot Attor .. y1 tor E•r< ... lrll ~/1~~]~11~( UllUU S...lil Anil ilnd ii membtr ol Tfle !ST Publi~d OrtnQt COilS1 Oaity P\lol, c t.l (flriSlian criurcll 111 Huntinqlon Beacri. Mly 11, It, 11>, •nd Junt 1. 1t1S 11Q6.7S ~ ENG 11'1 E TUNE.up ~ Strv1t f\1 PM, luesd•~ M•121.191Satl -------------11'¢c-:c 'II" ":.;;_:· Smith Morl..arr. Rev. E•eret A..ger :_ - w otl tit otl iti•ling. lnlt rfTM!nt ilt PUBLIC N011CE We•tmin11c-r Mt mor lt! Ptr-1n "Weslmin•lrr. Sml\n Mortuil<Y Di•t<· !FICTITIOUS 8USINIESS W~. NAME STATEMENT ~ I"" IALT'Z·IEIGEIOM FUMEIAL HOME Corona del Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesd IELLllOADWAT MOITUAIY 110 Broadway, Costa Mesa 642-9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494·9415 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 PACIFIC VIEW MlMOllAL PAllC Cemetery Morluary Chapel 3500 Pac1!1c View Drive Newport Beach. Cah fornia 644·2 700 ..UICFAMILY C:OlOHIAl FUHllAL HOME 7801 Bal sa Ave. weslm1ns1er 893-3525 SMITHS'MO•TUAIY 627 Main Sr. . Huntington Beach !136-6539 lM f0Uowi1111 person is doin(I t:lu!.I· '° p. 1t.,6 Ofld ,...,'-;1 3 ~ ...... ii•: ~ • .... .,. ROGERS, COWAN AN O KOPP, ~ CV ~a<>r .... Q• ;· • !JOO C.U.il Stretol, SUitr 101, NeWJIO(I ""' : ' • •~ ... ; 1• Bt.t<ri.c..111ornii192W.0 ~I :u • ..,r..::c~d Anlllon' F. l(opp, 1912 G.ol••Y _ ( y J ",., , , Oriw, Ntwoo•t Bt"'"· Cilllfo•nl•'1W.O ,. Tnls llu•i""'' i\ tondlK \fll b1 an I~ ""' (J' ' ~ • 111vidu•I. ~ Anlr>Gny F. Kopp .... Thi\ statemrnt wil> liltd w•lh llM! C-ly ol Or•niie County on ~Y 1~, "'s. """ Put111!.IM!d Orangr Co.o•1 D•lly Pi~. ,,,.., It, 26, tnd J....,r 1, 9, 1t7S 1,..1} GLASS HOBBYIST ... -.......... .!¥.' It's a 1ow price 10 pay 10 kwp yOur CQr ri.Jnn1ng greo!I 'J',E-!I install sporie p!ugs. po1n1s ond car.denser se! 11m1ng and od· 1us1 corouretOI •die Get a spring tune-up. Now ... 01 BJ.Goodrich. callforan appointment , r ~~~~~werelheolherg.rys 11te'oQl~1ng C110fge.Moste1 Cl'\ofge SonkArnericOfd. Ameocon f~ore~s COrle Blonche Diners CluO A SPORTSWEA R 'BAt.804151.Nfl 2 16Mcrint~ .... 675-19))4 COSTA MESA 2049 HAltlOR ILVD. 646°4421 s,.cia.a ~ tlllgMllllfo .......... .. ______ .. , --- I • ' ' ~ It takes a little muscle to wrap a man around your finger. A st rong man can move mountains But a woman w ith a little muscle can move men. Because good muscle tone and texture is the ~ey I? a feminine ~igure It can mean long and ltthe u1stead of skin and bones. ii means firm instead of flaccid and can·make the dilferenc e between feline and lat A woman's biology won·1 let her build brawn. but with a properl y planned program of exercise and nutrition. you can trim tone and shape your body almost at will •hat's no secret It's a science And we ·re specialists. We have five d ifferent programs* starting as low as $10. to help you use advanced body shaping equipment in the most efficient fashion: aerobic/anaerobic circuit training ,And each program includes essential diet planning as well as revitalizing steam sun room. saunfl and whirlpool · Call now You don't want to be brawny. but a little muscle's better than none. It can change the shape of your body and that could change l he shape of your life 4R@goi1ar Me" tle'~'"IJ~ dte avd.!.ible .,, 1uw ... oo;t l ower or;\.ou• lors! v1o;•I •u.n• P•rk 510Soutli Beach Boulevard South of Lincoln Avenue 826·038 1 Cost.Me•• 2300 Harbor Boulevard Harbor Center 549-3368 Encino 17031 Ven1ura Boulevard West of Balboa 986-6330 Hurittngton •••ch 18585 Main Street Main St. at Beach Blvd. 842-1451 t Lofttl ••ach 4101 Attenlic Boulevard Corner ol Carson 426-8874 Or-622 Eas1 Ka1elle Avenue West of Tus11n Ave. 639-2'441 W.st'Mlnster 6757 Wes tminster Avenue Westminster Center 894-3387 Holiday Spa Health Clubs For Men And Women .. " >I ,c. p: ·:' '·' ... ' "' ,_. '-.! .. •l' w • : • '1 .')I'! "'' I J h i.. .i ' ,, lll!I • l"IL (I _,•ut I .. I llJI 1. OJI:'· ito·1I I Of ll)tlt !101'.l 1ttt0ll " •1 l I .· • • . M' the I ingt Di di en Rob .awa agai "" lusic like and ll<rf D Plea Ifie I alter I a in n (-ent h·avt th re. Li With ~·· ~"'1 ~.: '""' ~I 11. . ;ITJ :: .- ; . . .• ·- I ' :I t • ~ 'There is music in silence and there is silence in music. Without the silence, mµsi~ wou/d be noise. ' ~Marc el Marceau ff • . • • ' Mimes Wake lmag·ination By ALLISON D£ERR The Orange Coast College ot~D•llrritots..ti theater stuaents recently studied Marcel M3rceau calls mime with Marceau the language of the J'leart, "creat-"Many people believe that ingthevisibleinvisible." what we learn is control. What Drawing energy from their au-you really learn is what you have dien~e. Joe~ Swei,son a~ Jeffrey to control1 what your OOdy can Robinson 1nv~te, .YOU to throw do "Uaey explained .awa.y the adult 1 -d. ~-~ chi!~ ~Z~~ ,ar .~.6 ''isolations" or :.agam. 4 ,., _ mo entS fit. the head, neck, ".We cr~ate . the i~IuslO!' .. of.•il-:1 ·chest, .. ·waist •a,!~ pelvis alone. l~s1on .. l\1tme 1s a s1,~pld, ch~ld-they said. A~d t~e ·irms~nd legs l ike art. We depend upo_n the _give· _ and the possibilities ar,_~less. and take between audience and "Etienne DeCtoux ~ father :performer," Robinson said. of modern techniqUe<h mime. .. " • • I • Sfnalltry and frienf!·wa(ch I intently (right) as . mime Joel Swenson spots . . elu.sive butterfly in the audience. studied the possibilities or the: human body taken tO its limits,'" Swenson noted. THE MASTER Working with a master like Marceau was both a frightening and pleasurable experience. The pair were fortunate. Among the actors, dancers and mimes tak· ing the course, they were in the seven who worked with him on stage. "f-i1arceau defines an actor as one who can at any time give you ,. eop e BEA ANDERSON, l;ditor ,.....,, ..... ~2•.1t1J, ....... , Jeffrey Robinson as 'mad scientist' stirs a potion to delight of Mesa Verde students. PTA sponsored show. any emotion and make you fe el it," they said. "A mime is an actor \\'ho doesn't use words. All mimes are actors, but not all actors are mimes," Robinson s aid. ''Marceau tells his students that acting is not all talking and \l.1ild, broad gestures. A lot can be said by raising an eyebrow · or twitching a finger." They quoted the story about the late Spencer Tracy u·ho u·ould go through a script with a red pencil marking out line after line. ' ' Daily Pilot Photos By Richard Koehler "It drove the \Vriters crazy, but Tracy simply t old them he could say it without words.'' Actors have been saying it without \Vords s ince the first one , believed to be a Greek actor on the .. island of Syracuse. "He lost his voice and had to fi~ a way to.act.'' BL/\NKCANV1\S The white face. ,,·ith fe;;1tures that move outlined in black, de· veloped so th at a udien<.·es in Greek amphitheaters could see expressions as murh as a mile a"•ay, they explained. "It's like an artist's blank can- vas. Jt is a non-definition. When Joel and I put on white face, "'e are no longer ourselves. We can be n.nyone or anything ... The y have been EVERYTHING--from an atom bomb to a television set . While stud yi ng with Ri c hmond Sherman and performing in "Dreams," they became tank treads, gamblers, robots, roulette wheels. Jn their own l\1.-·o·man shO\\'. perhaps the most striking number is when J effrey .becomes both the hunter and the hunted. The pair have given shou•s for everyone from preschoolers to senior citizens, in schools. parks, banquet halls and private homes. Their best a udience'! Children. "Children give you back so much. Jt's the energy from the audi ence that fuels our performance. If the audience doesn't respond, u•e have to woric very hard and after the performance we're really drained,'' Swenson said. F RAGILE ART "l\1ime is a fragile, delicate thing. I can 'l do it if someone doesn't want to see it," Robinson said. "What I like n1ost about it is that it is a pure art form. lt"s honest." 5,,·enson added. "You can't fool around. You have to be s incere or it docs n 'l \\'Ork.'' Both have bl"en involved in some form of theater si nce childhood. Swenson began doing children's shows at four in pro· ductions al his church. Interested in acting, dancing 3 nd directing, as u•ell, the• partners plan to do mime, •·as long as "'e live.'' "Everyone in the world is a natural mime. l\lan's been doing it since the caves. That's how \\"e first communicated. l\1ime has been carried dou'n throug h church ritual and ceremony. We use it in everyday life," Robinson s aid . The pair see mime as an a rt 1 form and a force for social t•hange. "The theater has al,~·ays been , in the forefront or ewry social re· volution," they asserted. STREET THEATER With the dozen-member Crazy Toad Players, based in the Santa Ana-Garden Grove area, they are hoping to bring the arts to the people. ''\V e want lo perform· in neighborhoods, garages, parks. l\lany people have never had, and may never have, the chance to see live theater or any sort. ''What we hope to do is develop a true street troupe with lessons in mime and juggling and Clance . We want to get the people to reel more." \Vhenever possible: the pair and the Crazy Toads put on free performance s. ''We've performed for handicappe d children and you can't believe the response.'' They can be reached for in4 formation on that area of their work al 545-2716, or 646-7844. ''l\fime IS the human ex· perience. The m ore experiences you have, the better mime you can be.'' So. they are people watchers. "There is tragedy and comedy in almost every aspect or life.·· "But if y ou carf't laugh ,·· Robinson said . ''It's all over." "!\loving people's faces into smiles -that's m y soci al move- ment," said his partner. lnsult's Reblly Compliment Ann Landers ' DEAR ANN LANDERS : Plea:;e print this in the interest of tfie health of your millions or re- atlers. I am not a tramp. I'm a woman in my mid·20s, respectable, de· t"ent, I hold an excellent job, and h~Bve had sexual relations with three men In the past two years. Last we ek. one of my friends with whom I slept several dayS· ~o phoned to tell me he just I.earned he had VD and urged me td get tested immediately. I t.l1anked him, went at orice to the tHnergency room of a nearby Ji9opilal and sure enough, I had & - : The ume evenina t phoned :: -: . -. • -· -· anoUter friend ~with whOm I 'd been Intimate end tole{ him to get te~ted. He was I oµtr.aged and shoc!ked t hat I stfould vcn con· si4er the possibility ·that HE might have a social disease. He sgid'he had no intention of getting tested nor· would· be inform the four or five 'girls with 'whom he wps currently sleepf:ng. I am angered utat a person would bave so little concern for ljimself and others ~) am angered that my well:paidr gynecologist "never gives a VD ldl unless a pa· tient requests it. I am angered-by parenll and teachers W"ho refuse to discuss VD wlU, their chi.ldren. · J am •ratdul that 10meonc I • told me I had been exposed. I am grateful to the people in the emergency room where I was tested and treated. They made no moral judgments but urged m e to inform any friend who might also be infected. I am . grateful for places like Planned Parenthood, where VD tests are made on every woman who comes in for an exam. I am grateful I had someone to help me over the bed moments and assure me I am basically the same person I was before I got a disease so . many people joke about, but never thi11k could h•P· pen to them, Thanks for letting me sound off. -OLDER AND WI SER DEAR 0. /\ND W.: Thanks for soun ding off. I hope you penetrate the crust of so me re· aders •·ho have the same attitude as your friend who \\'BS "in· suited." DEAR ANN LANDERS : Our son is 22. very handsome, and could have the pick of the town. Greg informed us last night that he has bought an engagement ring for the girl he plans to marry in August. We have met her, Ann. and she is very nice. But the girl is han· dicapped -has only one leg. She . doesn't. even wear an artificial limb -says she prefers crutches. I have tried to make Greg see that this girl 'will be a burden to him throughout life. rr anything. happens lo her other leg she'll be helpless. If they have a family, he will have double r47sponsibilities. It makes me sick when I think of all the beautiful, healthy girls my son could have picked. Please, Ann, say something to help him seethelight.-MOM DEAR MOM : lleaeestheligbt. YOU'RE tbe one wbo Is stum.bllag around in t he darkness. }'ou -Id be pleased and pNMKI of ' your son's mature judgment. Many young-men would not have chosen t his girl because of her physical handicap. Greg was able to base his choice on qualllles far more Important and durable than appearance or inconve· nlenee. Please give him my heartiest congr alulatlons. Is alcoholis m ruining your life"! Kno\v the danger signals and what to do . Read the booklet. "Alcoholism -J-loptt and Help,". by Ann Landers. Enclose SO cents in coin with your request and a long, stamped, se1 £-addressed envelope lo Aun Landers, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, Ill. 00120. I ' b DAILY PILOT Mohdly, May26, 1915 She 's Where the Action 1.s· ' Tonigh~s I I ' Sto•l.o• by LAURIE KASPER 01 tM O.lly ,, ... IM.lff Anne Chi'istian, Supervisor Thomas Riley's newest executive aide, isn't one to worry much about security. She arrived In Orange County on Aug. 25, 1973 , .. for some reason she remembers the ex· act date . · .. \\'ithout 8 job or even a horrte for herself and her !our children. "I! you wait until the circumstunces <irl' right," she explained, '"you'll never do anything because the ci rcun1 st:1nces will never be right .'' She had simply decided s he didn't Like the weather in Rochester. N.Y. California's climate "'-'as much better. Yet San f 'ranc1seo \\'<IS too cold and San .Pi~o didn't seem to have as many job Op · portunities. So, Lu~ 1\ngelcs seemed the place to settle. Unti l she looked at a house there. "I thoug ht it was way overpriced ror what ................. you could get./nd I aJways wanled to live near the beach." So she came down here, found a home in fluntington Beach and Lhe famlly camped in O'Neill Park until it \Vas Teady. As though to prove the merilo(tbe mOve1 she told how the family spent this past Easter at the beach, something they could not have done back East. GOT JOB She wanted a job in government and found tt as administrative aide to the city manager jn Costa Mes a. For little over a year, she handled the city's internal and external communications and some special projects coordinating efforts under· the Housing and Communi!).'. Development Act and worked on the falrgrOUnd:S propoSil~ ln P,farch. she switched to the supervl10t'1' staff. S6me people have questioned that move. Anne Christian (left), executive a(de to Supervisor Riley, and Kit Drollinger, volunteer executive aide, like government but not politics. Ah•• •II , they point oUt, It's pollUcally possible that lhe suporvlJor mlCbt pot be re-ejected. Then, lhe would be looking ror a job a1ain. .. I sUll don't worry about lho&e \hln11 ... she said. • ''Somehow, no matter what happens, there'll be something I can do." • Teaching English and social studies and con· ducting a women's career (Uidance seminar are amona the thina:s she baa done ln the paa·t. But she 1loasea over these u mlnor thinas and 1oes on to talk of being a social worker and communl· ty organlzer in Rochester. \ "I had always been kind of a Susie Social Worker type," she explained, ~·but I Wnk I dis· covered that isn 't where all the 'declaiona are made." That's when she began orga.ilizinC1roups. ··vou know what they do. Fight city hall.1' For awhile, she was also a special assistant to the easter n city man ager. LIAISON DUTIES Now, she ls tb·e supervisor's liaison with the health and social services departments and the cities of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano aa well as Dana Point, Laguna Niguel and other unincorporated south coast areas. • As s uch, she handles orfice correspondence and contacts in these areas, keeps track or bud&et hearings and researches agenda items for "the gene·ral." 'jlt keeps me busy," she said in between t elephone calls. A morning person, she usually gets to the of. fice between 7 a nd 7:30 a .m . or attends a breakfast m eeting. She goes home 3.t 5:30 p.m ., often ha vine to leave for another meetingJater. She judges time spent with her children on quallty rather than quantity but s he us ually tries to get to their PT A meetings and saves weekends to be with them . Still new on the job, she explained, "I 've been trying to get out "'ith the neighborhood groups and cities as much as possible." She has a notepad full of comments and com· plaints received from people at these m eetiii:gs . Although she was active in the League of Women Vote rs and was a charter member and first vice president o! the National Women 's Political Cauc us in Roc hester, she has purposely stayed out of these activities here. At first, s he wanted to get setUed. Now she wonders if the time spent would prevent her from dolnt justice to her job and children. ''I keep thinking things will slow down some· day," she said. She also isn't really interested in politics. "It's kind of a corny saying," she explained, ''but government is where the action is.'' TV Highpghts CBS (2) 8:0Q -JusUce 11n America. This special program ~xamJn119 justice from the perspective of one prosecutor'i. office in Philadelphia, .which Is typical of District Attorney's offices across the country. · . KTLA (5) 8:00 -"Road to Rio." Bob· Hope and Bini Crosby in one of their seven "road" picttjl'es from 1947 with Dorothy Lamour and the And rews Sis· te rs. NBC (4) 9:00 -.. Sky Heist." Ten million dollars in eold ·bullion is the prize in-this TV drama witnlJOn M'er'!!dltll, Joseph Camp~nel!a, Stefanie Powers and Frank Gorshin1 TV DAILY LOG Mo ndoy Evening MAY 26 I •:oo a o CJ) t1Ql mm m N .. 1 CilOJ!iCD»OOl9CiJJ N1 .. D CiJ 1t1111.11 D lr1ulcl• GJ P1rtrl411 ft,.ilJ Ell Mui. T11tu @ St.t Tr1k fD (lectrie C0111~111 W Roeb I frit1Kh 6:IO ®) Merr Criffl• Sh•• GJ WyG1lnlt~ m Drq111t @(})I Sn mz-! IQ) (j)) 0.111r's thoict tDTrt'MI fbl f1} Uttit ...... ''"' OD@ IJJ llHll"'"' llHJi• lftlln1 ftt Dtllt rs MM SquM Tnrtfl or Ce!!M11U1nc•1 Whet'• Mr Un1r "''""' TIN fll u ...,., Pt.WMdt TIMllll Y..., lllttrfld ([)) lolllMI lk•N 1ccus1\ion, Mtud1'1 su1plcion1 locut on ttilt ""!eis!y old biddy," Mrs. N•ui:ttuck. 0 iH 00 l1Ql fD H SC N111cl t J Mowlf; (C) (lll1' NSlJ H•ISr' (dr1) '75-Don Meredith, Jo11gh C1mp1n· 1111. tul')' Wilcox, lltn Swofford, Ste!an1e Powers. r11 nk Gorsllln, Sht!l1y F1b1rti. R1y Vitti. A dltmt ;ibout • $10,000.000 heist ol told bullion and 1he pllrSuit ol tll1 c1;m. 111111 by lhe Atro-Bu•t•u ol tht Los An11les County Slleril1'1 01p11t-· men I. ClJ Tiie Unt01Kll1bl11 0 s.w.'A.T.-MllllON * $GOLD HEIST 0 IQ!@) oo m S.W.A.T. '"Solt Suryivo(' A c•n& DI tkc.onvlchi, led by their lofmu p.11ole ollictf, uu SWAT methods to in•tde 1 ll11vll)' 1ua166d coin 1uciion ind pin lwo molllOll dolltl'l in 1old. Simon Otk· l1nd pelts. IJ) Sttul N MYtlltUtt GI KET CHJ Pecde• ltmitl live. lll•l!Udlo rtpofh Oii LOI An111es ci\)I' proPOSit!Ofl5 and City CoullCll el•· lions in 1:11 ~ti!, 12111 1nd ll!ll 4l•stric1s. EI! Mur Aar1dteiH 9:lO B ~(J)l]J ltloN (RJ Rhodt i nd SffiiOt M•t I.ii la~e tllei1 moll!· tr on her wel')' lirst 1rip to lht d«!or, 1 Ylllt tlllt m1m1 ld1 hc•s "1th 1 combill1tlon ol l11r ind tm· b1rr1ismcnt. a .... Aide Enlists 'Citizen Experts' Tlltet StM111 7:JO I $8,000 '''""i4 ....... ,_ LM~ltrl• ,, __ lffJ (]) Tt Tiii tile Trvtll I ...... ' ...... : (2htJ "T)t €[)Lt Tle111 lO:Oll fl@(l)(j)MM!al Clllfll" (II) A youn1 sur1-Is 11!ocktd to see his wlft In • rl•I fllm ""°"" II I btc:ht lor p1rty. Ovlr11td by Ills d1\· tOYtfl', llt 11111 up llM film, nrihl• 10 tlM 11udi" whir• Ills wll1 11 m•k· 1n1 ~lier INWie 111d strlkn lltr uu,J~ a ttrioiu 1111411 llljury. Kit Drollinger, past president of the Orange 1 Coast League of Women Voters. h as taken on a new t ask. Thoma s Riley , s he 's :seeking other vol unteer ''citizen experts'' for groups to advise the supervisor on various is· s ues. I As volunteer executive assistant to Supervisor The idea !or her job Capricorn 'Survives' TUESDAY, MAY 27 BySYDNEYOMARR ARIES (Ma rch 21-April 19): You attract atten- tion of professional s uperiors. Your style, inven· liveness bear fruit. TAURUS (April 20-Atay 20): Follow through on hunch. Teach and learn. GEMINI (May 21·June 201: \Vh at appeared to be settled, reserved may actual ly be uncertain and "taken." Know it and be prepared. CANCER (June 21·July 22): Emphasis is on marriage, relationships or a permanent nature. Be specific about details, structure and costs. LEO (July 23·A ug. 22): lfyou insist, you meet opposition. If versatile and bl end requests with humor, you make gains. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Costs. especially as they apply to home producls, arc spotlighted. LIBR A (Sept. 23·0ct. 22 ): Be selective. See people as they are -not through "fant asy glasses.'' SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): You· have allies behind the scenes. You can effectively deal from -position of strength. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 ): You rind pulse of public. You gain more appeal -and dis· tribution. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19); Lunar cycle is such that you can expect "boss" or authority figure to m ake strange requests. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18 ): Your natural qualities surge forward. PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): If you depend on financing, you cou ld suffer wound to your pride. Soup, Salad, Seafood Dinner A cup of PofiJ8C' St. CC'nnJin, m.1rle d.11/y 111 ou r kil~l1en. Crisp spin.ich sJl.Jd \vith cliop1,ed hacon, hard bolled egg, S\vcctl<our clrc~sing. Crepes SI. Jacques : Sc.ii/ops, .<hri111p, and lltrt•c/ mushrooms in a shrrry s.1ucc \Yith gru~erc cherse. ~ktalll U W ines COSTA MESA . South Coast PliU '""'='~ ... ......... -·121 ....,..qJCMD • /!M(ltlCAN D'•ESS • MASJEa CHAltCI( • • • • • came from Mary Miller. another league member. who believ es th e supervisors need more citizen input before they make a decision. hope I've contributed something." she said. '·t was never close enough to it to know real· l y how the t h i n g worked .·· She wrote a proposal . for the fifth district . Now , she thinks of the supervisor in November staff, !tow busy and but firs t asked Mrs. responsive they are, and Drollinger to rewrite it wo nders how they for her. "I did it and I manage it all. forgot the whole thing," she said. But then, while "ob· serving'' o n e of the supervisor's Fe bruary meetings for the league, she learned she was BP· pointed to the Board of Directors for the first Cemetery District. SURP RISE And after the m eeting, the supervisor asked if she would be his volun· teer assistant. Altboµgh his request came as a "complete surprise," s he took only a couple of days to think it over before accepting. Since then, she's been going in to the county of- fices about three days a week for three or four hours. But because she has not even a desk or a telephone there, she'll often do the work in her 'El Toro hom e \Vhere it's quieter. , "It's ver y interesting. I've learned a lot and I So tar, she and one of t:he paid aides have or· ganized a group to give the supervisor input on j uvenile justice. She quickly notes, however, "This is their commit· tee. ''We 've been the facilitators to bring them together but this is their baby." Yet she said she is frank and has told the volunteers, "Your vbice will be heard but the supervisor makes the de- cision. And he should. He's the person with Ulat responsibility.'' She's also met with the Natural History Founda· tion of Orange County because it would like to develop paleontological guidelines for the county a nd ''s o m e day , somewhere members feel there should be a museum in the county for the things they find in the county.'' Now, most or the fossils found here are sent to Los Angeles. She's also done some research for the supervisor on campaign financing and found an expert to critique a re- port on the cost of hous· ing in the county. Next, she anticipates getting· a housing taak force together. VOLUNTE.E BS WILLING Most people have been pleased ·to be asked to volunteer, she said. And, they ei1joy being brought together with people who share their interests. She, too, ls h~ppy as a volunteer rather than a paid ~tat! person. Part of the purpose or having a volunteer aide, she explained, was ·so the person would be able to maintain some indepen. dence and not be part of the office in the full sense. It is hoped that other supervisors wi ll pick up on the idea and solicit a volunteer executive aide for themselves as welJ . And personally, Mrs. Drollinger said, "I don't want to work. I don't have to work. ''I value what I hie:ve to do wllh my Ume. I don't want to be tied down to a 9to5Job ... 111t 111,..ut' (COll'I) '61 -Tony B u t s i n c e h e r eun;., urnono O'B1ien, .-.111ur daughters are now 18 o·eorw1111. and 22, she has the time l1i!ltfatwUADtll to do sometht-ng and m ROGAN AND HIS HEROES says. "There's •h awful *ESCAPE TO 7:30 lotto do." I ""'"'' 11.-As· a cemetery district m,:iw •.w •' Alli..ill director, she meets once 'tfl" AcHlll••i1111e a month with tile other . •=.i he11 t1ww two directors to handle IT:. C1s management of the two pu blic cemeteries in l:OO l)q}ICIJ ~J11 1 tlc1 In I W fll""' :Jr(l)1 m mc1r 1 ~. ·'Tht 1 lwor'" lR) 8'!i 111d Mtrk lllf'tt lht'll l.n letrcfllnl IOI' I lllisslfll INA with I roll DI I Im •t11et -ij ,.,.. I vldt n ldtnu 111lnst t c:rtMt i)ln. dlute llnlflCltr undtr lrritlti11!tlt1t tlJ... • St111t• rtck1!3 comnilt!H, QJ 1tt SM1rt I ~'·-Au• 111t"t na .. :..,.,.. crwr 011.1, 111 Vidor dlreclld 11111 d1nlo iov. s!ory s!1rrin1 D11nor Boardm1n 1111111 James Murr1y. h l d. rl b h A•tflC.I "Tbt Di1t11ct AUornty" A t e r iat ct w ic COV· 1tltdr of Ju11kt 1ro11111111 l**Jlldlvll 10:•1 M r1rtlW•-... ..... ers all or the county of on• PfOllCijlot'1 ortltl 111 r1111.. Ill ..... south of the Santa Ana Ml,itlt, ••~ lllfllcll '""'IHI 11111oro-MrrH Hhcllctd: OOllll of tllt oper1tlo11t, prolliltml River. llld """''"tllll Un 1pp!J '° D.A. 11:00 ~A m• ..... But the Leacue of otti. .er... u.. CIOUllll'J. , ~"~::.....,. Women Voter• Ml "my D DCll9IDT1111l••t111r1 ... ,..,"'" lftliin'""JlrMii (f(fTom tlld Diel IN .,. .. first love," she said. lolMd-, 111 t1N1 rt11111r1·1'°"' tht :' .. ~ 1~ Wh en the family ~~:.O:.:S:i:::'= .._....;...: 1 moved to t h e county rrtfldl. .loll• H1nt0<d 1111111111111., m,.,.... 1 from New Jer sey seven W•""'· flit U•ta•dl...., 1 years ago. she joined !~: t~> 611114 " W' Cll>YldHy .. IH ! the league and ''j ust got o:>1ry41~n!~.~·::.,..~: ll:JOt.U.~,:;!ld':,~= more and more involved ~1tt1.Wllll W1W Thlnna, Malt 01ctdM011, a.. M.· ~n different aspects of <8(1)>&"'m 1111••111t11 iJ CE m ' It.". • Tnt Oi'"Coilr11i'' (R) Ntll' llll II.I"-~all~b .=-lloltca.:: Since going into the Pootlnf ol • J'Ol.lllf COii "1 • P•l1 iu•da kld!IH ,,.11k Gont1111, Mc., · , !Ji h DI punkl llur,rtllilnf t 111n 1llop, 0. •• ~. °"' supervisor a o ce, a e Terry Chl1• and Ml•• btaln 1 dt· '"· ....,..,, Ill• tlld ltMd• has given up any bQard 11rminH hw111111tlon whkti 1t1d1 1v_.e!:N..n1 positions with the leaiue tlltm to • dlurdl wlMirt • phony ,.,ry ..._ 1 b t 'd "I Id cl1rarr1111 II 1SMmbll1111n t!Mntl. , .. (ll) (})WN WNW ..,. u 581 , cou never I '••r1 I ltfJ •lfii iiii1 JiTGt ,.. leave t.he lea·gue al.. hllW'•Clltlce m ...J.1 ~.:.;.. ....... ,dr•> together.'' :,•1~=: = ·-n -trr11n1 rotlfJ', Gtolst "Jt.u. The league, ahe ex-....,..: (C} (Zlw) .. ,""" Mr · loulr. , plained, la interested in _. (rom) 6Z-Romy Sdlnt1d1r, iz:ooe....s.: ''T11thrw1Ytl"ld111 ·ac !ss1;1es, which is what sb~ ;'~;;.:. "r "Stxuit1ty: Tiit cD"O:;:~•r. 18 interested in and In il'iim111 H.n,111' G) 1t1: ... ,. government, rather than I ~,,.,,..,, i:oo Btlli'....,. politics. CllCl l 4' lil-'' I 've never even uom ...,..Mflll...,,. • • ' '"' .. -(C) ..,., --tiilir" (dff) 'S7-N1"-111 OitltWI,. worked on a pollUcal' t:GO m 1171 (J)(f) M•••• (R> Atttr campaign. I don't know liierni; IMIClllln• ltutllttr In 1111 if I 'II " h 'd n'llcldll ol Ill• 1111111, Mtude tcerna ever WI , s e sa1 . C1rot of 1n11ti111 1 m111 lllto 1111 3:00 Ill .lihrit: IC) °'T•ll Strt111tr" (•r1) Vittorio DeSlct, Altllur O'Conlltll. i ''I just never have IUQlll.WlltnC.roltnlrllJd•nl•ttlt ·57 -Joel Mt<:Ht, Vir1•nl1 Mayo. been turned on to that:" Tuesdoy DAYTIME MOVIES lt:OO 8 (CJ "l"IRllll & th 11111 Oi""MPt" (tclv) '65 ->un·Pi1111 fll~. Qj (C) "I Dul 111 h1111f" (~) '66-Robe1! Goulet, Cllrlllint C.1*1. Dol11ld H1rron. 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Pitt Duel, Rater Otvlt, KO CE T elevision s1• SINIMSlr"t ICI (CTWI 11• LI• Mf" lllt'7k tCI *To stop tract development *To keep taxes down · *"The district's . pr esent stora9e facilities are capable of handlinCJ pres.ent demands . accor dinCJ to the water district's own en9ineerin9 II • • consultant, Boyle En9ineerln9 *We the taxpayers will be developers' water facilities payin9 for the *Unle ss 200 homes are built each year taxes must go up ~lldlltf"lt Cllll ,,. .. ll't\ Df"IOl)ll'lllll,lllO.r1H1l~~lftd~IMIM.I; .. . . . . .. ) •iat Y111 w1111 M1•1 11111 t<J OUXRI l l" W.-11 IC:I l P'BSl1 1 ':M Iii•<••: Ortt1t• Ce1111tf ICI lkOCll l :M Tht 01111 Amerlc11 ,..,II h11<• f(I l :ie olieYt ICI IP8S.! I :• l~tlCl fP'IS ) • .. -Pl -" I Tlw .. M:»at: ..... O.•..,.(/ ,_.,,,. lt..C.r• Tllltlal; ·~wil. p Tf'h '4 c.w.1-,ci •""· "1.oltlllh ,,,.., t, u. Pl 0 .. ,,. 0111 COUNCii ...... ~ llCTIC* COD• 0 MllA. 1 LIMIT6 .. , .. , .loHOTHI THE'CI 0, COS1 ORDAIN ICCTIC MvftltlN _ .. I Madfl'lun It,.,,,.. 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O• ., M)OA 1htre•lltf ., Pl>1'11blt tn IM Or•noe CO<inly PIM· ftlng Deportment Hoo.,ng Room, EIWJl""rlno Bullellng .00 C1v1( C.nle• Ori,,.. wtit. Sanl1 An1 C1t+lorn11 tor IM ~ion.of ttw-A,.par\ Environs Land u .. Pt41n 10< NOVI! "" St•••on. LOS Alomu~ .,,., 11\f' 0.CIM.i.llOft "' Nt9•l1vt E.l'lv1ron"1tnl•• 1tnp.act ttwro10 It h raqu11110 th•I 1n* wn ll.,. ~ to tfll' publl< noti<• bO - mll!M to Irie Airport Lind Vt<> Com- mls1lon tor Oronoe County prior 10 the ht•rln<;iOlle f"Of further del•il1 re11•rd1 n<;1 t KtltdulM 1ubjecl l'leorlng, •ll lnt1r1st ea 111'1ln are Invited to c•tl or vl1111 orou OI tl'lt Airport L•nct Ute Com ,.,,......,. llt tne Ot-•noe Co....t, Al• Ttf'mln.11 Bultdlng, Phone No 4114 Mt-ll02. Publll.hed Orange CN\I D.i.ily Piiot ""''1'1'.anct JtMle 2, ltJS lwt-1 PUBLIC NOTICE ofMl'I', ,,,,, vlsiofll ot Stctloft 11-lt 01 11'141 Murljcl..-1 A.L. Pl11k tty COdll ol lhe Clt'I' OI Colll MINI, Ol,!.lritl Mly~ ol fhe Ml11 E.J' of tflt City ol Cos~w 11 Clty olCo1!1Mtu hereb'I' 1meftded b, lhe •ilalUOfl AT:fl.ST! U.retool tflt CL are• aeu:rlbecl lrlSot· \/11er1tM. Will lllln t llef'tol'. Deputr Clly Cler-Ol 1"' SICTION J. Tiils OrdlnlllCe IPllH Cll•otCo1t•Mfu la!!t l'flecl ona be In r .. 11 fotte INrt' STATEOFCALll"OJllNIA I.))) Oly1 from and 01t1r ill pa1wge, COUNTY OF ORANGE r SS ond pri(lt 10 \he e•Pl•t llo.t Ol llllMll C:ITYOl<COSTAMESA ) OSI doyl ''°"' lh• 11•11oq+ ,...,.of, ~,, filll!!:l!N P. PM I NNIEY. c u ... cttr Ullll bt pUbtlll'led on, prlntta 11\f urtll'I' that lftl ooavo Olld ,.... llUtil"""'° In the c11y of C.t11ta Mlsa, Ordlnonc;1 N0. 7S.tt••• l,.,troducod toottller w1111 11• ftome1 ol !ht -~red .. cl}on b'I' Mellon .. 1 lltf' o1 tflo City COl.lnc:ll Woll"tl'tot .W flll• me•llf'111 of utd Clt1 Coul!CM flt •lnllll'IOMl"rll. Oft ll'le ~lfl dOY Of Me'I', ltlS, a PASSf.D AND ADOPTED thll di \htt'Hl\et ••lied •nd Mklpled H o --• --·--,_.., ... _.,__. :c:..-·---·=-~-~ • " • . . -. I PUllLIC NOTICE JJIC'llTtOUS •vs• .. ••• .. AM&ITATaMINT Tl'lt l.ii.wlllQ "'-ff•~~ .. lolo .. i "OlANNA POTTt:lfV, 1•16 ....,.._, 91 ...... , CMl.ll Me1•, (.A. ~I llillClr.'-1'1•••"4r• W•OO•ll, 1tt1 NfW"'1 llYO., No, I, C.11• MIW, CA.. "'" Ml<"-•1 Ro .. 0.,,,.11, HO [, Jhl Sl.,COl.t.lllMM,(.A •1611 Tltl1 0..1111•11 II tOMucttd b., " ..,., •• N'&M•lll•IJ, IUc:lr.19 I . W•dC:S.011 'nli1 1t.1i.lntof'lt ... , l•l•d """' 1111 c;ou.ity Clfrlr. ot 0 •.,.9'f C°"'nty OO'I """' •. ''''· . ....., f'Whh•ll Or•n,.. Coe1t O•ll"f PilOI, '"'9~ 11, It, 26, •nd Jun• 2, 1•1s it'1-1S PUBLIC NOTICE STATIMINT 01' A•ANOONMt.NT 01' USI 01' l"l(flTIOUS •USINISS NAMI Tl'I• lollowln<;i ptrWft .... $ •banOOMo.,. .... , fllff In 0r-. C-'1'onHov.11.1t7•. W•'l'M E . Ball. 1•1l C•lle Mltldclr, NO. o. s.n c1arnen1e, C.lltorni•mn Tri ls business w•' ,.,.ducteo try Ml ln- dlvlduoal , M..,... e. 8e11 Tril, 11•Wmen1 wel llled with tt>e COunt, Clerk ol Or•n99 Counly an HI/Ji' ll, lt1S. ·-· Pvbll""9d Orano-C-1.I O•ll'I' POol, M/Jiy 19. 26,J-2. e. 197S 1•1 ... 75 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE tN 'HE SUPJIEME COUJIT Ol"ONTARIO ...... Jfll BETWEEN TRENE J AN E KEYES F'elill-r ind ELWOOD JOSEPH KEYES Re!lf>OMenl NOTICE TO ILWOOOJOSIPH kEYE~ A Pelillon lot d1vor<P ,.,_,been pre· ten!M b'I' Irene J•ne Keye~ You m•y '"'"'' '"" Pelihon •• tne otf1c,. 01 lhr LO<•I Reg1slr•1 Oii ltu' Court •I tl'W Co"rl Hou!.'" ~ M1 1n Street E.11.1 H•m!!ton 01\ta"o 11 you Wt'11 to •J>Pe•• to Ot OPPOW ll'lr Pwlll+on, Oo " yCM.. WO• olhe• rrl111 .,..... Ap. pe•r•nco o. An•-• 01 Ans-• -Counle•·llll•l>On mu'1 Cf' deli.,....,'" Ktor-11' with 11111' R1,t1ei. of C.ourt In Ottaull OI APfll•••nt• O• An-~ wtll ""' 1111' entilleO to notice ol MIY llH'thtr proc:eedln<;i~ A tottY of tlle PetltfCMI 1tld Ni:ltlu ot Pet!llon win be mo Ilea lo you on•Kolpl "' I Wtlllfll reque1t •ddresMd lo ti. il>OW ,.......,, Loc:ol Regl,tror. ALLON K. LI SM MAN, Q.C. eorrh ttt and SOlkitor »1 UP9ff Welll"'Olon Slrffl H1mllton, Ontario So41dlor tor the Potttione!' Putlil111ed Oron91 Co11t D•lll' Piiot, Meyltt, 1t7S • lt)0.15 """°"' .i • r1911l•r meeUng ot wld Clly c.ounc.n llotkl on tllot 20ifl·a•v Of Mlv, lt7S, by lht tot1-1r111 roll c;111 -e: AYES: Councll Mttnllitrs: Plt*lt,, HarnfMtl, Wilton, R1tltl, Hor!IOQ NOES: Covnc:llMembers: NoM A•SENT: Cou11ellM-em1>er1: """- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t lllve flereunlO .. 1 my l'I•"" •nd tffh•d my Sul Ol tht City ol CcKte Mew 11'111 )1$1 dl'l'ot Me'I', lt7S. fllffll P, PfllnM y City Clerk alld•J<--otrlclo Cltrk ol lht (Ill' COUN:it ol tM Cll'l'of Co110 Mew e , v11er1e M. Witt °'"""Y Clly Clark of rne Cll'l'of Co5t1 Ml$1 P\lt11it.heel o • ..,... , .. ,. Dally Pilot, Ml1Jl, 191S 191'-7' • .. ' Monday, M!)' 28. 1975 DAil. y PtU>T R Future in Her Ford? Henry's Friend Opens Detroit Discotheque From \\'Ire Services .. "ash ip n m o del Kathleen DuRosa, companion to lttinry Ford II when he was arrested for drunken driving in Ca lifornia three months ago, opened a dis· cotheque in Detroit . 1'he de but of the night Spot L'Esprll attracted much atten- tion, leaving Miss OuRoss a little suspicious. "I'm still naive." she 5aid . "I hope it's not just beCause l wets the girl caught with 1-tenry Ford in Califorqia. '' The 35-year·old model ·s1;1,id she is annoyed th al 5ome people have accused her of using the l''eb. 22 incident in Santa Barbara a5 ( ____ P_EO_P_L_E ~J publi<."ity lo further he r business venture . • Wlllian1 Pifer or Winchester, Va. "'ill be SuJJan Ford's dule at her senior prom, Saturday at the White I-l ouse. Pifer. a stud ent at the College of Willium and Mary, was one or the escorts for President Ford's datughter when she was crowned Apple Blossom Festival queen al Winchester this year. Susan will graduate from flolton Arms, a girls' school she has attended 5in<.·c s he was in the I ninth g1·adt. The President will speak at the 3('tual graduation ceremonies June S. • Roman C. Puctn"kt, lit member or the Chicago City Council, has been charged with resisting ar· rest followi n g what wa:s dese rib1.1d a5 a s hoving matc h with a state trooper. Stale poli ce Capl. Robert Pat· ton said Pucins ki. a forme r Democratic eongrcssman, was following too c losely behind another car on the Tri-Stale ToUway near Chicago and wi"ts stopped by troope r James Bucek. Patton said Pucinski became irate and attempted to drive away a fter Bucek asked lo see hi s dri ver's li cense. The trooper pulled the ignitio n keys from Pucins ki '5 car, and some "shov- inJ.: \Ind pushing" ensued, Patton l:i:otul. • lloward Hughes didn't want a bogus biography or himself publishe'd and its author' a1rrord lrving, we"nt lo jail. Now, Irving is planning lo put the book out as fiction and f<lugh es has taken him to court again. Hughes' literary agent. Rose· mont Enterprises, Inc .. obtained an order directing Irving to ap- pear in Mantt':rttan Supreme Court June 5 lo give a de~ition. Hughes wants to block any publication or the book. including Irving's latest plan to have it printed in several languages for worldwide distribution by Spanish publisher Jose R. Maya . • Rival g urus Maharaj Ji and his oldest. brother called off their legal confrontation but kept up their feud over who is ''perfect master" of their sect. Maharaj Ji , 17, and Bal Bli1gwan Ji, 24, promised an ln· dian judge they would try lo set · tie their competing claims lo leadership or the Divine Light Mission out of court. They dropped their defamation suits against each othe r after be- ing scolded by Judge Prith1n Singh Safeer during an hour-long hearing. ··courts shou ld not be utilized for washing this dirty linen,·· Safeer declared . • Daisies Will Tell Mike Nickels and E laine May are together again. But only for · radio commercials to promote his new movie. Nobody promised Bliss and Bruna Trimboli a rose garden and that's a good thing, because what they got was daisies. The Trimbolis, of 201 30th St., Newport Beach, planted a few as Victory Garden border a couple of years ago. Here's the third generation, leaving no room in original Victory Garden for radi'shes and zuc - chini. Miss May joined her former comedy partner lo record spots to promote his new movie, "The Fortu·ne ,'' starring J1ek Nicholson and Warren Beaty. Both became film directors after breaking up their team in 1962. Superagency Cites $800,000 'Savings' FVWoman Held in Cocaine Case Orange County government's (1rst s uper-agency, created last fall, will save al least $8.)(),000 in wages and salaries alone this fi s- cal year and possibly Sl .5 million overall, it was asserted. rn a memo to the board of supervisors, Ron Noyello, assis· lant director for administration o( the EnvirorimentaJ Manage- ment Agency <EMA). said total budget savings already have hit $1.2 million. Novello attributed the budget "unde.r·run'' to the erriciencies or the new agency structure, whic h consolidates e ight formerly. independent county d e part· menls. In th e w age and salary category. Novello's memo notes a total of $15.5 m illion was budgeted but only about $14 .7 million will be spent. The anticipated cost saving was one or the major factors that Jed supervisors lo create the EMA on the recommendation of County Administrative Officer Robert Thomas. Since the EMA voras formed, 5upervisors have linked another g roup or support departments and created a General Services Agency. Work is also in progress on a third super -agency that will consolidate all "people service" departments . In his memo, Novello said some or the cost savings can be attributed to the standing EMA policy of reducing costs by, "holding the line on extra help, overtime and freezing vacancies for analysis and study." To date, supervisors were told , the EMA administrative division has reduced its authorized job slots from 150 lo 128 and wlll cul the m further, possibly lo 120, by the end of the £iscal year in June -a 20 percent staffing reduction. An EMA spokesman said Fri· day most of the staff reductions were possible v.•ithoul releasing employes because of natural a l· trilion. Novello a lso noted that none": hiring is being done in the agen- c:y's building and safety depart· ment because or the downturn in building permit applications due tolhe economic recession. HONOLULU (UPI) -A Foun· lain Valley woman has been bound over for grand jury action on allegations she was involved in the largest cocaine seizure in Hawaii history. U .S . Magi s trate Harold Sullivan ruled Friday that there ' was sufficient evidence to war- rant further action against Oionisia Linda Ferrer or Foun- tain Valley. Her case was bound over to federal court where a grand jury will review tbe charges. During a preliminary hearing, two witnesses testified that Ms. Ferrer's s uitcase contained 24 bags or 73 percent pure cocaine. Customs officia lS~said the cocaine was contained inl false suitcase bottoms. Federal drug officiaJs said the cocaine had an estimated street value 0£$10 m ii lion. Customs Inspe,clor Keith Hill. "'ho discovered the cocaine, said he suspected a false bottom when he checked the side of one suitcase and found ildid not give whe n pre· ssure was placed against it. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUSBUSINISS ••CTtTIOUS•UllNISI l'tCf1il6us1UllNl:SS Pl'CTITIOUS •UllNISS NAMt: STATEMEHT NAMllTATI MllNT NIAMI SfATIMINT NAMll:ITATl .. INT Tlw IOllOwl~ per-s 1rtOOl~Ml· The loll-Ing.,.,_ ll OOl"O blal· Tflttot1-1noo.r ..... ltdOln<;1busl'-1 The lotlowl~ per1on' .,.e dllinrg l:llni- -'"~ ---.· as: NEWPORT COMPUTER AS-NEWPORT AltCHES MAl'llHA, llTMEW1!!5TCOA$TCHUOCING Mtt.H: ll WGHGROWEAS " SOCIATES, M SOn Mloue1, s.ulle IJO, ml W.11 CMtl Hlghw•y, NeWj10f1 21 T.L. CHUC!( I NO, ,, ... W.11 ~ l!liekl'I, CA. t'/MO l!liekl'I, C.01"' t:IMO WMMf',SlnlaAna, CA. 9270S 11 WITH GOD'S MEJ..P 1 GROWERS, loll l"•lrvlew No. JE, ~ ........ (A. ftlOol J«.k T, R .. no11, 2121 \/l11fi 0.1 ~' 1-.11 S.M. Brun1eU, 1"5 WHI Tibor lalllo, t 11 lqon6I A.,.,. ~te ..... n p..,1 lklrgoer, all S. I f' .irvltw No. JE, Solnl1 An•, CAftl'IN Tt>it. blo!olnnt 11 coflducted by • UoMt•I plrl,..rlfll .. ......._..a.-.ri,<:A.flMO ~rt Lane, flleno, Ntvod.111501 COflaMffa,CA.ftlat .lolln 9 . Strson, llOO Porkvltw Tfll1 boKl-1 Is c;onducted by 111 i.... Tiils bu!olne11 It tOftductM by 111 ~ lAnt, Aot. llC, lrvlne, CA. t1Mot di,,.....I, dl1'1dull. Olis bftlM'• 11 <onducted by • 11!.verett S.M. 8rurue11 Tibor L.a1110 geNrelpertrwrsl'llp, Thl1 lhllement Wll tllM witfl '"" Tflis 1111omtnl '"'"' Oi.a wltl<> lhe SltOl'lffl Poul a .. •oe• this il•t•rnent w11 tiled with IN CMMl'I' Cler• of or.,.,.. County Gii w~ JoCllT. ltul'ldtt Gourlly Cler• ot 0r'"91 counly lllf'IMIY COuM'I' ci.rk ot D•onge County Oii l'oVy Tfllt 11011rne11t wt• Ill~ with 1"' ,, 1171. 1, "'~· .. "'" (Wfoly(ter11010t-1nOfl CO"n1yonM1y ~ 1'4JMl6 I, lt7S. P\11111"'" Or•n .. Coe1t Diiiy PHM, Pvtllllfled O••n9' '"''' o.u, PIJOI, ~ NDl1 ,,...,11, "·""'-J .... J. ,.,, l..S.I! y12. lt,2'.onaJ-t, \t1i \U.-11 Pvbll""4 Or•• CM,. 0.11, Pilot, Pl.lblt111ed 0r1ntie Coat! 01irv Pllllt. ""' 11. 1t. :tt.. •lld JUM 1, 1t1s W..1·1! MlylJ, 1t ,i t ,1nctJunaJ, ltl5 11'1))-1~1-------------1--------------1-~~~~-~-~---- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICt: PUBLIC NOTICE • l'ICTI TIOUS •UllNl.ti l"ICTITIOUI •UllNllS NAMI STATIMINT NAMI ITATaMINT Tfle totlowlng per,on 11 0011111 bll1I-Tht 1o11ow1,.. per..,., II....,. bckt. ne$SH: ntU"I: P•tlfi(·t •! Col'>UrucllOll Co.. U.lll•lllt $TVLIST$ MAlllt Dover Ot"lvt, Na )7, NtwjloO(I 8nd\, WORLD, USS •tlllot St., C.t. ,_..... 0.97141 CllM.mM Wlltlam ROl' IWAflfl, 711 W. OC:t.,, •aul E .... cl ... lllllMl,....CJlllM. Fr.,.t, N<l:wport Beoch, CA9ttil1 •MOfl,,..1 ~M1 ... c;.111 • ._ Thl1 DU'llnell 11 <ondllClld by '" I T'fllt ........... It CenchK:te• ty-"' flt- dl.,jdl.lal. IM'IMMll. WltllOIT' """ S••IWI ,.owl E. MlnafMll Tiii, 'lalomenl wos !!ltd wlll'I ll'lt fllllt ttMo,,,.flt -. .. II ... will _.,. COUnl'l'Cler• OI °'"'~ C.OYnt'l'Oll Mil' C.W .. Otnlet OfM9tCMIMTM-ll, 1t1s 1, "rs • ... "'*~ °'....,. c-.1 O.lty Ill-. ,....._. °'.,,.. c...i o.iti ~ Mly~t.•nllJ-t.t,1•.lt15 t1l»4 ....,._,,, ..... J-1,lt1S' -.11 . I I ' I THE PICK OF Rane~ JSeries " ... ond don't let him give you that okl '~qffow me down to the hotlow' routine!" Serio11s .i\etor Gould Gossip Not All True By VERNON SC01T HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Gossip would h ave people believe Elliott Gould is the swinger of the Western world, bon vivant and ladies man ex- lraordinaire. He has kept fan mags gasping and gossip col· umnists' tongues clacking for a decade. Firs t, there was his stormy marriage to Barbra Streisand. HE PUNCHED A PHOTOGRAPHER .IN the nose. Five years ago, the finger was Pointed1rt-Elliott when ''Glimpse of Tiger" capsized in '\nid· production. He and Jennifer Bogart, daughter of director Paul Bogart, becameparentsoftwochildren before lhey were married. Last year, Gould titillat~ gossips .by leaving Jenny to run off with his costar in "Whiffs," Jen nifer O'Neill. A.ltogether, Elliott's portrait would appear to be that of a colorful, irresponsible man-about-town IN REALITY, GOULD, APPROACWNG ms 39t.h birthday. is a quiet, serious minded product of New York who works hard and tries to be the best kind of father he can He neither sounds nor looks like Erroll Flynn He would more likely be mistaken for a graduate student in botany Planned At UCI "H'l'P•,l•t11lot1 CHlth llloOd Pr•IWl'"el," ROll•tll Ok11t1, M.O.' M· 1ocl•t• oro l•••or ol Mldlc•I • Pr..rn'l•tolOO'I' Oriel Th•t•Mvtitl, C.lllDtt1l• Coti.oe of ~111(.1,.., UC l"'h'19. 1A1t OI l•cl11r• Mtlal, "TN HtMt Anet Clrt11l•IOf'1' SY51•191,." 1·10. p.m ., Fr11flln•11 Lett11r• HIH, ,,....k•I S\tr(lf: 11 a1q. SlllQI• ~ m1u1ot111 w-ce.,,r1T11t1, ». "U~lllnd!ne Your Pl.Cl IPI ... Ufl.l ... rw: (Oflfl.Olog~ Anc:l9ftt WIG Modert1," 0.0I" .. Perkltls, 1..wtl.,. dirKtot et 11'11 lt1t1rt1•llOMI CM .... lor Str1ie.lc $tll<llon. P•rt ot ':'Cit.ft .,.,111, "t110 Worldl Within Us," 7·•:.u p.m., Jim, 100, 5o<l1I SC'-"" H1t1, Sit1tlO edmi11lot1 II IHCO Pff"n'lltl, u. "Hlllory of IM A1i•11 Eltiohlrlt," Jo1111 CO•PITll11, own•r·m•n•v-r, Tl09r TOPI, Wlldll!O PrOMr .... ltl Noo11. l•lt ol l•ct11r• ·1•rl•s, "Anl~ls, .Mlll"IJ''"'"I, t!thltS. E~r.O Spec;ln ltld Hv!Tlln lm-... cl,' 1·•:4S o.m .. $•1•rl Cimo T,,.11t•r. llotl Country S.l1rl, _, Moulton P•rk••'I'. l•ovn• HlllS. Slnole ldrnlSSIOtl ti \MC• permits. S.S. "Th• R•plo1111 Flsh•ry COm· mltSIOl\I, • J•m•• Jos•ptl. Ptl.O. dlr•ctor ol lt1111sllt•t1011s, Inter Amlrlcon Troolt•I T11t1• Com Miss.Ion, 1..1 JOll•. , P•rl ol lee .. riff, "T ... LIYlllt IMti"'I R•tourc of Cl1tfort1I•: Tri. ""'"'te1N11l l1T1- pe••U-...1.'.' 1·•:ff p.m ., Jim. 151, Pyslc•I ~M111ees llld9. SlngMI • m!UIOll II SNCe permits, U . TNUalOAY,JUNll "C....tlve Ase-Cl$ ot Pft0109'....., ~ Why T1koi I Pltl11r•?" 1\1'.oley Smith, lulhor, phol111tr1Pi.r. O'fll· denl ol G•mlnl·S.mllh, 8ooks ....a tUms. I.Ml of lect11re Mrl•s. "Jltloto.. grlCllllrsOI\ PholOQlr•JlhY." 1·10iP.m., Rm. 100, Socl•I SCltftCeS H•ll. SI ..... 9dl'!'llUIOll It 'IM<• ,_milts, 5S.75 P•IOAY ANO UTUltOAY, .IUNIE I AND1 "Cornm11t1lty Ro_,cn Haw To f"IM !Wlp lt1 OrlftfO,CO\lnty," .hoc· quellt11 M 511.ohel . M .S.., Plychologlsl, fl11llet'IOll Unlotl Hlgll ~ Olllrlcl, A Wff~nd wortuflol;, Fri.s.y, 7·10p.m., S.tvrdly, • .. rn.·I? noot1, 1·5 p~ .. Rm t••· $0<4•• SC:lenc01 Yb -,ff W brl119 -lunch s.t11ray. U.TUJIDAY,.IUNI! 1 """r'°""I l'IMftCt:.Ho... toMINQe Y1>11r ~y," R•'t'mtnd L Erler, Pll.0 ., prHklttlt OI R. E. MIN_.,.n. (.omp.ltl't' A -..cf.IY orogr1rn. •:JO •.m.-•:30 p.ITI. Jim 101. ~ICll ScltMOl\ 81d'f. Fe• l<IO. lnchldlli c las\ ma,eri•I. lun<: h •nd parking .. He took time out between ~cenes of his new picture, "1 Will, ! Will For Now," to take stock ""Emptoye Tr';lni"ll •Pld o.Wlo. moint," Howard Wilson, pr...,.nl, Administrallve R1se1rt h ASwtl.tles lnc.A_.O.....,..mlna•, ':30•.m.·•:JO p.m., Gold Room, M•w Commo11$.. F": s.tO, l1Kh1cles lunch, o•rkl119•no ct ass ma1••1•• ' "I'm a very serious man because 1 take everything literal· ly as I try to understand life and people,'' hes!lid "I 've learned to accept my surroundings and look le;> make life as easy as possible I'm not uptight anymore •'How to Sl•rl ind FlnillCI • New 8uslnes1," OOqJd L Dible, M.S., 09nt••I p.1rtntr, Tri. Entr~u• Pr1ss A on1-day s•mlt1•r , •:JO i,ITl . .,.:30 p.m . Rm UM, Pllyslc11 SClenc•s 8 ld11. 1'"1•. 1)0, lnclvcles book. l11n<h•nd p;1rklng "Art""°loOY ol A11cle11t Mesko." Wllll•m o. Payne, M.F,A. A -trip ~eli"'f IO•. 12-d•Y lield Stvdytloul" to IM•ico, 10 a .m .3 p.m .• Rm 122, SOCi•I Xle11ee> Liii).. flt . l'IO, ptir.. tour IMS ol •POto•llftlltly $1'5 MONOAY,.IU~I• ... ~ s "THERE WAS A TIME WHEN I was un sure of myself Now 1 have self.assurance, thanks to the three C's, -con- centration, conviction and con- trol. They've made me calm, cool and collected." "Ot~r lt1Yl$l,,,..nl ~ EmoN~illl'IQ Profits trom U_. OPl>ort11n111es In ,,,S •• S1at1ley H Sc .. w11rl1, C P .A . Mtrt ldtr, Schw•rtf OflCI Como•n'I', 8uslt,.M. Mt""'9t1Nnt, k.,.,,, Hiiis. Ula Of• IKture s•rl•s, ··vo1., lt1'ff$11Nt1t AnorNll1'es TOday," 1·10 p.m,. Am. '°'· Priysicat Sciences 111110. Sl"'flt ltdml\~iotl II Sp.Ke 111rmlh , 11 , Gould spoke easily, relaxing in his dressing room: There wasn't a trace of humor in anything he had to say. · 0( his roma~c e wilh Mi ss O'Neill, Gould Says, .. I hear the gossip about us getting married . That can't be. Jennifer got married recently and I'm still married to Jenny. "The most important thing to me are my kids. That's who 1 'm working for." Gould 8J"ld Streisand are the parenLc;; of Jason 8. ltis two children by Jenny are Molly, 3, and Sam: 2. Barbra and Jenny are generous about visitation rights. "THECHJLDRENANDIGETTOGETHER as often as possible," he said. "The kids are won- derful. Molly and· Sam think their big brother is re· ally terrific. . ''I get along best with kids because we are all children. But some adults act groWn up because they think they should behave that way. 'Childhood shows the D\an.' "That means we learn rrom our children. They do the learning for us and we try to create a life ror them. I listen to my kids so they will listen to me. You can't talk to children unless you speak their language." Gould ran a careless hand through his tangle of curly hair. He gave the appearance of beir;ig a sober, conscientious parent-a far cry from his sw- inging public image. ''I'm with my children as often as possible,'' he said. "You can never spend too much time with them. They deserve all the time you can give them. "THE KIDS HA VE HELPED ME LEARN to conserve my energy and to develop a relationship with the world. I'm more open now and there are no real pressures because I don't worry about failure anymore.'' Gould doesn't fret about lhe gossip either. ''I'm a hard working, independent man who has taken some raps along the way," he concluded. ••sut then who hasn't?" TUESDAY, JUNE 11 '•Mor•I tflCI Socllll 0.Yt1oorr.tll," Pofll• "-"'''· Ed.O., •sslst....t pro. llSi.or ot Social Ecology. l..•st Ol IOC· ture s.rl9', "Hum•11 DfnlOPl'IWft'I,'" 1·9:•S p.m •• Rm. 10,. Pri,sleal S<iences 81df. s 1....,i. ldmlulon If UlolC• oermlts, 14.SO WliONllSOAY, JUNI! 11 'Sh•rln9: A Rovndlolible Svm· mar,,'' 8r11eo P . Tr.cy. Pl'l.O., M· socl•le professor ol Phllosool'lw, C.lltornll Sl9t1Colleo-11 OOml....,.r Hiiis. UISI OI l•cl11r• serlet. "T~ Worlds Wlllllt1 Us," 1·•••S p.m., Rm. 100, SOtlll ScltftC•S H•ll. Slngll -mlssiotl II so.c• p.rmlts SS. '"Tiit Cotst•I Commh\ion Mid Fis· ..,.,,,, PvUcy," Rlmmo11 c . F•v. Pll.O .• comrnlssl-r, Sovtll CO.st Rit0klntl (omml11Jon, Ind SI.tie (.om. mission, C•llfor1110 Co1tst•I z- COllMrYolloin Commission. Part Of lt<lvrl M•lls. "l"-Llv!t't!I Mlrllll RetourtMol C•llforfl.I•: Tn.it~ menl 1'""9,•11.,.,'' 7·•:30 p.m., ""'· ISi. Ph'tlk•I SCllnc•S 8tao. 51"91• ;l(llnlSllOtl ll~e 1"9rmlH. IS. ... IOAY,JUNE IJ "T..,. Nll11r•I llt1vlronmenl Of tftt HIOll Sltrr1s - T ... John Muir t r.ii," A•l' RtSllt, M .O,., lnslru(tor lt1 c;..01o0y ond 5c1111co. Grossmonl Col1t9e. A ()rO•lrl• n'l<l•ll"O IOf 7 .... y II.id stlldy lour', 1·10 p.m., Rm. 119, Socl•I SClencos L.•ll. Fee: I• ... ..,_ clvclel IOOcl 9lld P«k •nlm •ll. M0N04Y, JUHE 1• Summer C111••1tr UCI E,!I A$lon CllSSOS bl!Qin. Atll' ;ICIUll m1y "'"'41 tor the pro0r1m.1 llt!Od. Thew pro- 9r1m1 ••• soecl•lll' des!Qfted for tdlllts. formtl 1<1mls1lon, tr•nt(rlph ol ~°"'' •nd oer10no1 lt1tetv!t...,. ••• not reqvlred. 5 Coast Students Graduated Five Orange Coai'f.iu: dents have graduated from the Universit.)r of Idaho. C Rall t A "d Theyare: I ar ye 0 I Fountain Valley- ' Ralph H. Renes, Coll .. e 1County Children ;~~~n~;!~~e:·t~ • , Demitrtades, Collece ol .. Forestry Wiidlife and Dabblntlta1llle best send underprivileged RangeSclencu· nliYe ever prestn~; county children to the Newp6rt Beach-• Oran,. County,, mountains this summer. Steven T. Otto, Collq:eol Coal Collea•• The lee for the rallye la Airiculture; • Ille Clllldren fll'.0-P,75 per car. Re1l,stra,· San Clemente- ellil i. 1pon1orint -lion run1 from 5:30-9:30 Bradley J . McKenite, #Jiil$ \fYeDl llay p.111, Cara leave from the Coll•&• ol Bu1lnn1 and lllllllfrelile•-• oo11.,eparkln1Jot. Economics · and 1 • iiiiiMiPl'Olr•m. ' For further tnlorma· Wutmlnster.:... J ... e '6 4 2 D A -·I L y .p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 IOllected l'l'om tloe contact olllclall at c. Trentadue,.Juria Doc· Wi!IMlllllllD.f.111151. t«. <-----~-' • • ' ' ........ ..... ----·· "'--•· ..... I Thia ne..i'apaper will.Doi tc:no'!Yln1lr accept any adverllliftg for real eatal!' which is in viola· UoaOfthelaw. -for-••••••••••••••••••••••• ... , .. ···········~··········· TOWNHOUSE ,$26,000 Auume tillh FHA loan balance on c.barminl s bedrm, l'h ba patio home. Close to beach, 1cbool.1 le shopping. Use of pool-and lennia: courts. 19930 Bushard, off Adams', Huntington Beach. Open Monday l~S. ll•THIMGS ARIHAPPBlll& at UHl9UI HOMIS and there areoPenincain both Mesa Verde Ir Corona del Mar offices for salespeople. Contact : Tom Bolan~. 875-6000 or J1ckte Randleman, -- NEWPORT ISLAND Spectacular 3 BR. 3 BA, 2 sty homf' w I view 4008 Marcus OPEN Sat/Sun/ Mon 1·5. $110,000. EASTSlDE TRIPLEX· 3 Cw~e Spanish uni ta w I extra· lot to build 3 more. 163.900 Call Dover Realty 6<5·9010 4 CUSTOM BiJILT OCEAN VIEW HOMES Located In MANHATI'AN ·BEACH 3000 sq. n with all the amenities Pricea $UO,OOO to $ll1>,000. For information call: --w--213/$U«i.15 llG CAHYOM4K>VER Luxury 2 Br. '& Den Ocean & Catalina view. Italian marble bath ilr frplc. Deluxe upgrad'g thruout. $124,500. 19 Rue Fountain.bleau. Owner 644·5467. Will Lease. a.lCKaAY v.i Acre + IOI. wt4 Br, 3 Ba. house. 2600 sqft. Pool. •;, Acre in back fol' garden etc. Zone A·t , $70,SOO. 7<,~ assumable loan. 557·1288. MESA VERDE Fixer Up- per w IV .A. assumable Joa n. 3BR home on quiet st., nr park. · ¥eag~r Realty, 556-6171 .... _ ....... ·--....... ..,,,ywu-. :r.: 'l 1h1. ...................... ............. .......... _ ........ -- • ' ' . DIRECTORY , 1 HOUSES FOR S~LE . z lllDllOOM 510 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 673-~ $61,000 ., . . 'Sat/Suni-Mon l · ·3 19llOOM I . ' 340 Monte Vista; c;oota•Mesa · 646-7171 , Mon 1 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 644·1766 $74,500 Mon l · ••30.10 Breakers Dr. CdM • 673·3027 '165,000 By Appl. 335 Lindo Av. nr Library Balboa. 675-6621 $132,000 Daily 2362 Azure, Back Bay, S.A. ~s 548·1168· $38,000 DaiJy 1 •19930 Bushard, off Adams, JIB . 646·3255 $26,000 Monday l· 3 IR &. PAM RM w D91' 890 Senate, Costa Mesa 646-7171 'Mon l · 300 Vjsta Madera (Bluffs) NiB. 644·1766 $109,000 . llri>n .. •19.'IS Sabrina Ter, Irv Ter ~· · 644· l 766 $187,500 . ,i. 320 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N, '!' \ 644·1766 $97 500 !!Ion 1·5 lS948 McDermitt, Fountain Viii .: , 549-86SS $68,500 Sat/Sun/Mon l· 3124 Yukon Ave., Coota Mesa 752· 7315 $51,500 Sal/SUn/Mon 2·6 C(ltltinental, Coota Mesa '· 646·3326 $35,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 10.5 12 Bowdoin Pl. (College Par~)CM 549-4241 $44,950 . Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 13 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB ' 646·3255 $109,950 · Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 3000 Country Club Dr, M~f'~d•I 546-4141 $89,900 Sat/Sun· ,l·' 2430 Holly I.:n <N~ Hatar?ral.ii.f...,,~ 645·1496 $58 950 . -.. .'. 'Sat/Sun~'U'5 •4501 Roxbury.Cameo Sbortf,CdM 644·7270 'fl46,650 ' Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 •2'43l".Bowaoin,Tulrege Prl<r,CM-.. 637·5076 $44.800 SUn·llfon l · 9812 Island ~!:'~aclifr) H.B. 536-7625 \ Sal/Sun/Mpn 11·5 1 Wintersweet Wy <Uni Pll)Jrv 552-8947 $54,500 SakM'"112:5 9192 Gettysburg Dr., Hunt. Bclll\ 963-6379 $49,000 .. 1235 Santiago Dr .• Npt Bch 642·8012 $104,500 Sun-Mon 1·5 E. Wilson, CM 642·9497 $49,500 ·SUn'/Mon 1·5 4 ll· l<1~AM RM w !}.~ · •29 Carmel Bay <Spyg18ssy 1' 642·823S' . ' . , M a ; •2719 Allialross, Coota ll{e.i 1) 646-7171 . ~M ,5 · Colville St. <Meadows) F.vl . 968-~8 Sat!Stin /¥.on l '5 l Port Margate (HVu,Hms) NII , $87,900 Sat/Sim/,Mon l l;- 1 Bul)ya, Easlbluff, NB · · 644·1782 $97,500 Sat/Sun/MOii i· 2762 Tern Circle (Mesa Verde) CM 540-0674 $74,900 . Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 Dorchester, Cameo HIJM!.1!.o NB ji7S.8550 $89,500 Sat/9Jn/MOi'l 1·5 2 Cape May, Lacuesta, HB , 968-4456 $76,300 • Mon 1 ·5 51141 Sierra Cielo, Irvine 833-9075 $7~000 Sat/SUn/Mon l· I ll I PAM llM _. DIM •*618 Harbor Island Dr. N.B. 642·8235 . . Moo. £ aL 2 Inverness (Big Canyon) NB' 642·8235 $280,000 Moo. 1: 2 Circle Dr, Newport Beach 675.7225 $172,000 · Sat/SunlMOIJ 1·5· Cassia, Eastbluff, N.B. ' 644-7270 $94,500 . Sat/Sun/Mon l.S 6 II &, FAM llM w DIM **306 Via Lido Nord, LidC!Is.Nl( 673·7300 $375,000 ·M . 2·5 1 II &. FAM llM w ·.DIM • 1406 Lincoln Lane, Nwpt Bch' 549-0812 Sat/Sun/Molt 1• JHaz• I· Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $119,500 . Sat/Sun/Mon l· . lll&.111 . IOSt. Ann 's Dr., Laguna Beacb 494-0463 suli. 1~- 0ME and 'GUE$T ~SE , .. • 1 • -Piaua Lido (.lJ<kH.sl)'111,B1~- 64S-7575 $14S,OOO Mon. l · • • . . ' I . • .. ' BILL GRUNDY . REfl~TOR : , I ·, I I I.".• _._ ~ - •••NI '1ooa · • •; 1002 • + -••••••••:ii•'f•M••••t, ... i ·~·~t-·• ., ....... , ~ICH+.IMI ~ Begin• at lbe It.IOI dooll YlllWSI ¥11WS1 Ele1a-'nt·,j apaciOUI, ~II~ CU~ll II l~hletll bedrodin1 a~ tarse o er aecur y n • a ra1111ll>: 'r'oOm with cualom alr conclitJon~ fireplace&wetbl,r hute home on tbe 11th master suite, ronMJ din· fairway, Exe.Cju.,.Ll ve, in1. Situated on quiet walk to worlcl COGve- •Lf•et in pre1ti•ous nlent to everytbl"'· ne11hborho0d tn Mesa Dream home J« lbter-Verde. Ju1t reduced . taining·beauUlul det6r. $30001nprieelornlelhb ~ week. Pbc>at HJ.2.113 for ~RE I 1 ·' addJUoaal lnl'o and aJ>: , pointment. OPfN 1119• lfS tuN TO . YOU QUAl,IFY HIWPOIT t •Ii ITS · HI.lie livlns room with open beamed ceiUn1s. Lush secluded back'yard with pool, appraJ,sed at 914,000. Callm.3548 sr•111.11 .. RIALTOIS 3 + P'*9LY $37,tlO This cbarminf 3 bdrm. 2 bath Iara• added famlly room home ma,y be Just what )'OU ire lookinf for. Coey fireplace with open beam cellinp OD a large lot. All ol UU. • ollerad witb FHA I& VA terma. Call to &eeMMISL -Walk1:r 1: lt:t: He ,111 ~,t1tte $3000 moves you into this sharp condo in area of luxury homes. No quail· fying to assume exlstina: FHA loan. $33,900. full price, Call 116:· 7188 ... P.€:;~5 .. llDUCllll WA'flll'IOMT . Ownel' ready \o IQ-lh1s • 5 bedroom family n>c>m home ia well located on canal in NewJ)Ort Shoc'el. Low of lamily living with waterfront deek, quiet 11.J'eet and boaua pool and tenllil clole b>- Sl3,sqo. ' mc...i • Newport Bea~h ·open Slt/Su.n/Manl-6 , ....... " 1"f.IY64Z.SZOO • • , t:'e.wporf•ull ' · 95.ti•01J;!~.1 . 1~11<1-·lllicb 2 .. ......... .-516-<(l ~ •• Custom home with "avy 982·"4$4~µn~~h beam cejllnp in area al • beautiful bome5. 3 BR (buse master), 2 baOi. I!.lvfng + family. FOrm.a -dibe:-Pa:tto .. Lota-of room for, entertalnina arounc1 potil PLUS 3 "'°"'· 400 sq. ft., detached stodJo buildin&. f46.JU8, •vesM&-4543 USIVA, I MESAYaDI HU•IPOOL'. No ,money down plui elegance of wrought Iron fenced )'ard with ca• li&htin1, formal entry hall. True lri·level over· ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL FSTATE INC ASSUME $35,SOO $335MO. PAYSAU. llDIM+POOL 240014. ft. orcomtort.able Calli. living bi8hlllbted by aoui'met kitchen, formal dining ·for enter· tainlna and huge family room! A barbeque ai&e back yilr~ !il!ll~Porkliric pool.Ond lqW<!!iOI pines! Cantt.mll•-with excellent finafttir(g ai1Cttellft11ay1 brint an·y· ""*! Hurry! Call 847-6010. Ol'fN fl: 9• •}l 'VN TO flf1-i~f.' ·, looks 1unswept pa~ 9' 1-====="""""""' deep pool high divillg . .,,,...i. wul .. VA al li!t'Y $19.900. Call &4&-7171. • THI: R[AI ESTATlRS J ' o-fNTt.t9•1'S'IJNTOtfM(f• ~ ' THE REAL ESTATERS l'Rl\l.lTIUICl FISHOllOAT In Your own pr1va&e'Jake. ~lesantly upsraded. 3 Bdrm, ·2 bath home, only t year old , What a araclou1 way to live . t~~;:r;;;;:-•1 TbU, lovely ~ near ·-··n-SO.lb Co.st Plua lloll<! ••-,_ at ,only $49,950. Call Two2-bdrm.homea.. 5'6·Htl. ,.. Good Coola llooa loc. Redueed lo"2.IOO CALL 67~7060 Ml$A- .Lovely famtly· holM in ,'xtnt nellhborbood. Beaut •• cond. l a500 CAU116HOO ...... ..,,.,... ..... -Wolkr.r f; lr.e Hr..1 1 tsl11te . ' WlhATULIX 11)388 iba. 1212BR 2ba, lolly ·!uni 'd.IXtnt ronlals. Below-re,lacement at 1119,SOO. COAST PROPERT\ES, 61W410 . · S@·1'-~lA.-1'V..~s· Tito/ Intriguing Word Gomo wilJ..o '~ltud/e ...... 11-J a.AT •• f'Ol4Atf '. .... ... ... .. .i - ) E r. d I I - Gtt •••• - s ft " ... !!! G .. •••• - IG , 34 -'"' •••• - 14 p L c 1' s [ f. !!!!! ... ••• Thi ho ien·< siz• qui for '"" fee ma do 545 .. i de ba E• F• Ba in ., a l $2. ,. 67: R• Y1 $:> lh or q" isl '" Tl ty 1~ (2 re to rn he lo dt ~~ l" -~ . - ·- t1 0 11 : ' 5 • .,. .. •r H1u111 Pror SIM 1-. ••••••••••••• • I FerS. ......... ~ \ ................................ . •1•1rel ' I002G .. ..:e'r.••••••••••••••••• ... W. IH101H ... W. b . •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mond1y, Mey 26, 1975 DAIL V PILOT fll •a11r~ 1002 &wr• 1002 •••••• !'.°!'.~•••••••• Hoae1FOf'S-. Hon•1forS. IHovsesForS. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••• _ ••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·················t····· .. ~ .......... !~~ ··~, , 1002 . ..... . .............. . ' JJnda ...!J,,/e :,~ .......... ~?~~!:~~ .......... ~~.~~ ~~ ......... ~:~.:~· .. ·c·• .. ~~~ ••• llOa(\ 101 llVlllG ••D<-1 ttOM(S HNI LIVINC tlfTWORK WI tl.U/ .,l, 101 •t r, flll H llAJI AllP'l•U 11 I• 1-110# GeMrel J '-I OOZG1Mral I . .......................... . 002 I ••• , ••••••••••••••••••• V.l .~J I 1 ~ T YLOR CO. I{ i\l .Jf)I\:-.., '>ll l(I t~l·lfi 1-!UNTINGTON IEACH IEAUTY Ass ume 6% loan on this l ovely Su burbia Pk. home w /4 BR FR & for m al dining. Beaut. ldscp, BBQ, A /C workshop. Perfection thruout. $59,500 2 I I I San J ....... Hill• Road *WPORT CENTER, H.1. 644-491 O G-al . . 1002IG-al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 104 Via Ha•re Open S.n. I ·5 ~ Bdrm. custom home; formal din- '!lg rm .; lge. m str. s ui te with l1brary & frplc. Oak parquet firs., sundeck. $159,000 _ LA WSOM REAL EST ATE 34 I 6 Via Lido, H.B. 6 75-4562 G-1002/GoMral 1002 ....................... ·-···················· 4+ FAMl~YROOM FHA-VA . $41 .950 This large lo \•ely home in Costa Mesa has 4 bdrms, 2 baths, la rge added family room & is on a quie t de ad-end street. 11W has got to be the best buy in Costa !\1:esa. Call 545-9491 . ~-' Bein11 remodeled : cus tom 5 BR s Bu 6500 sq. ft. home on point, pool. dock. ·· Lovely c ustom 3 Ill\ & den. 3•,, ba . on lagoon. Boat slip. $225,000. Beautifully decorated 5 BR . 4•, ba ., Jlanel1n g, 3 frplt.:s . Boat sliJ>. ~60.000. Custom 5 BR, 4 ba .. View. llO fl . on Jugoon. Ra mp/float. $290,000. Bill GRUNDY . REALTOR 1-11 11. y••d· [),,..,. ~~ F> nl'> 1>lbl HUG HOMES 640-405Q LINDA ISLE, ~77 ; open Sat/Su n. 1-4 : enjoy summer in your 5 bdrm. home on the lagoon. Buy it ! ~10,000 LINDA ISLE : 4 bdrm. + on lagoon . Pier & slip. consider lease. $23.5,000 fumil y rm .. Owner will WESTCLIFF, N .B.: great location ! This 3 bdrm. cutie has it a ll ! P ool, near schools , parks & shopping . $74,500 WATERFRONT with pier ft slip OFFER YOUR TRADE .for a huge two-story 4 BR & den, 3 BA, with formal dining, 2 frpl c's ., 3 car gar and Extra Parking, $145,000 We hawe some nice 2 Rentals still aYailable. or 3. BR Summer JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30th CORONA DB. MAR Rustic home with 2 bdrms ., 2 bu lhs. HOUSE HUMTIMG on R-2 lot. Offered at $65,950 . IAYCREST Newport Be a c h, exclusive area. Be <;lutifully decorated with papers & p a int ; 4 bdrm s ., dinin g rrn ., recrc i.Jl ion roon1. f{eady t<> go a l $73,000 FRENCH CNATEAU lligh on the hills of Corona dcl custom crc;.ited ; $2.50,000. . UNIVERSITY rARK l\Iar ; Sin g le l e v e l 3 bdrm ., .atri un1, air.conditioned , custom c1·cated at S51.500 EMERAU> BAY A r eal honeymoon cotta ge \Vit h 2 bdrms ., tree covered yard. a r eal buy al $89,500. [[U~~IN-Mfl~TIN lnrl --RE AL TORS _ ___.,) 644-7662 COROMA DEL MAR 1002G_.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PERMANENT BAY VIEW 'I'h is 3 bdrm .. 3 bath + \\·et ba r + sep. maid 's or .l!Uest quarters, is situated in front of the finest public bay beach overlooking Lido Isle + a terrifi ~ night lights view. Remodeled & decorated from top to bottom .. Exclusive listing; principals only, please. A buy at $187,500. JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 2602 Newport ll•d. Newport leach 675-9111 24 HOUR · SERVICE G_.. 1002G-1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CATALINA VIEW ELEGANT From this elegant & LIVING spacious 4 bdrm. 3 bath l 'his is what Newport fa mil y h o m e with Beach is all about. Less separate family room & than 1 yr. old hidden t\110- d1ning. The beautiful s to r y w /4 BR , d e n . trees & _g reenery con-formal d1n1 n~. a lrg fcL· tras t nicely with the lot & a J>QQL w.a uto. thi ck shake roof, giving a s weep. The owner has cozy feeling to this ex-heen t ransf'd and regret· OPEN DAILY 12 to 5 rM 956 Lon.sin9 Ln, Costa M•sa (1,aularino tf> llc1yes to La ns in g) rRICE SLASHED $1.000. Owner must sell th is \V cekc nd. t\ tr ul y fi ne 4BR 2bi.i home . l.o ts of privi.l c:y. F'ir eplc. in lrg. living r111. g li.iss d0or:; le::1d to SJ>a rk lir~g f r cc -forn1 pool. Crpts·dl'ps -2 ca r ga r . NCH r s chls . & s ho ps ... NOW only S47 .950 ... W C)\V! Call {j<I0-6600 OPEN SA T·M~. 12 to 5 PM 1324 Outri99er Dr., Costa M~sa IEST IUV Lusk 41R 2ba, c hild ren 's playroom . F'an1ily room opening to ~r e ll i sc d pat ios , s wi m . pool , + Jacuzzl . l)e l uxc c:rpts /ct rps, trash c o mp;.i c tor, sc l f -c l ea n 'g ovens. Upg rc.1 d e d th r uout . Garag e door opener. s prinklers. NO maintenant.:i?. Sl19.950. FE ~:. Ca ll 640·6600 JUST LISTED ~ ~l u g nif i c e n l 3 BR /Mas te r s uite & privat e buth. Se par<.1 te c hild ren's \\'in g. fa mily r 1n. formal d inin g. l..ush g~1rde ns en ha nce covered p<Jt it>. $41 .~. Call 640-6600 3.5!1 San l'vl igucl l)r .. Ncw1>o1t Ccntl.:!r [~ Gerrie CO. Kt"altor" G.-ral I 002 Ge-neral 1002 ············~·········· ······················· IJa'l/,.onl BALBOA PENINSULA I J'='"" cJ,tom 2 :01 v h0·Y1~ 4 b,::..:lroom, 4 8'J!h & Golt~rv Pio=:( fr-J r V'Jch• to 611 f• 2 ~tory, 2 fir~ol 'J,:<::.-«, 'N~to:.ir Ult·o mo:l--:rn ~:·che'1 s~outit ..11111.,;W o f N~woort 8'JV Fee Loncl 5279,rxtJ cellent family borne on fully h a s to sell this GtMN I 002 IG•Mral I 002 quiet col·de·sac street. Select J>roperty. 1'he full OPEM HOUSE THIS WEEi<END ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••!••••••• $7·7,900. Call 64 6·7711. price is $1 22.500. CALL 1200EASTBALBOABLVD., EASTSIDE I ETIER Open E ves. for an appt. 55&2bti0 675..&120 ~;;:c?I~~rr~:E; ~~l~r~~~:~~ -•:H~~~~~TIES ~~;=.:;~ Channlnq COtlnlry "'-ch &Id Utt~ Hi g hly up graded 2 br + den predominantly Soft Golds , VanLuits'. Lattice patio covers, lots , of Cust. Carpentry &. more ... Approx.· 1800'. New on Market, Won 't ·last! Open\S·at. Sun. & M.on . I to 6, #27' Rue Grand Ducal. VIEWIVIEW &.-Te""' 644-4249 VIEW d , --=======::...-' Hlw ON A HILL ~------.....,_---_~----Just ofC Irvine Ave.; tr a n ce an ocea n .r-- - - -------=-=- close to schoois, library, Recently remodeled andl---------•I UNRESTRICTED & Westcllff shopping . redecorated. Top loca-LAND VIEW Be.it /Ju'! /Jiff Ca":'Jon I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! / S o p h i s t i c i1 t e d e o n · : dortlinium on sixth floor. G•111ral 10 '·. Nffal 1002 Located on Balboa Bay Two bedroom & paneled tion in Old Corona del den : ba th to tally r e · Mar. Ric hly paneled !iv· No t muc h lefl. Plan now Spiral sta ircase. Vaulled mod eled i new plumb-ing room a nd focmal din· for 4 units. 529,500. Co6ta ceilings. Huge master ing). large yard. almost ing room and beautiful ~tcsa. suite. Country kitchen. By Owner $118,500 with slips available . Wet bar. Low ma in· ·······-············""' ...................... . HUC9E HOME Fabulous view of ocean &. ba y . Pri ced r e · a 4-car garage-hobby garde n kitchen. Call · E ed ~ tenan ce land sc a p · room. x.tra pav area 673-8550. . , · p 1 · · to park camper or boat. MN Hi'o .• '' •, 1u·. 10~1 '"',, • 1ng. oo ·Jacuzzi. A real Ne\v 3 bcdrm . 2 bath Condo. Many upgrades. including Air condition- in g, builti11 \Vardrobes. Corning s tov e to1>. Automatic la w n sprinklers. Poolsize lot. End of Cul- de·sa c. Vie\v ~1 2 RueChateau Royal. luslness: 642-0833 Residence: 6404022 ~UGE LOT ELEGANT a.onably al $59.000. Call $47.950 673-8>50. J [ I dream at only S46.500. ··~:~~::!~~\ll~tdlif · c~~.~;~'"""°"""' FHA&VA EAST$11i · zs~~~~~;M;; Find what you want inl ~~~~~~~~~ !Ill THE REAL EST!ITERS -=-----_,..._.~~ This large 4 bdrm, 2 bath home w it h lovely ienclosed patio on over· sized lot is available for quick occupancy. Space for boat or trailer. For someone who is tired of feeling cra mped. Im· m acuJate condition & loW down payme nt . Call Located._ ~ful cul~ de-stcf stieet is this 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Dike • Colgrove built borne. Ex- pressly s hown for. the particula r buyer at th.is low Price of just Daily Pilot Classifieds. i: ·;;:,:,,,,,. __ ,.,,,,;,-..; G1Mral 1002 GOMral 1002 GeMral 1002' G_.. 1002'G_.. 1002'G_.. · I002'G1Mral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $59,500 545·9491. ... ~~~- -ANYTIME SUPERLATIVE .. in eve ry r espect , , .a. HOME describes this 4 BR -5 ""' bath -F;R DR home~ $33,900 Each room has a View of T '1'i 1s Newport Vista 3 Fas hion Is land, Back bedroom home has an ~ay or the hills. Situated yApple pie kitchen, an ex- 10 OOf:! ~r Newport's most /pansive li ving room with prestigious areas & re· a massive custom stone alis tic ally priced al I £lreplace. lts onanestate $210,000. For app't. to sized yard with ocean see. call 833-9265 of breezes & minutes 6'75-2373 £ b eac h. C all qui c k Rachelle Robers 546-2313. 3333 E. CstHwy, Cd . C::N. '.'..1 ~ • '' s fUN 1081 Mtf• .-;~ 9u:fF~ [·-li~lllil $.'WOO. m oves )'UiU into this sharp cordo in area 2 STORY 4 br. 2 ba. of lux ury honJes. No Re public ho me, ne w quali£ying to as'!.ume ex-cpts , drps, assume VA isling 1'~HA loa0. $33.900. loan, quick poosession. fullprice.Cail '.fti2·7nl8 nr . So . C st . Pla za. & K€/V Ownr/Agt. 751-5516 ~ R£AtlTORSii A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL •ZE' O* FOR,...' House '.-• This is a .a re opportuni· DOCTOR , ty to ass1 me an existing This has it all and its oa 1% FHi\ loan covering the private Mesa Verde (2) 3BR 2ba homes. The golf course &: country rent rfo m 1 can cover the club greens. Fairways, tota l JJa yment of $255. trees &: ponds at your per O'I",.:>., and you can Ii vt! back door . Formal dia· in &li ,e other free. The in& room. billilll"ds sit ed bom cs a re 7 yrs old, fa mily t o o m plus a locPAed on a shady cul-trOphy roo m or dt!o. de ·s ac and surrounded Cti.ildre ns wing with by a cinder block wall. pl \y r o om . 4 Giant F ull price $48.SOO. C bcilioom~ & baths. lli an '?'uckl y ·$56-2600 exc lu s i ve a t only "(C: SELECT $134,"50. Call 54&2313. . TPROPERTIES [ijjiiliil Only $411111 Down 01Lu•1 cOMIO t.o UliU,mt_7.54 Fl-IA loan Split level. 3 Br + view. on bi& 4 bedroom Condo Only J61 ,500. Ca ll in t~ounlai.n Valley. Un· 83l-JS48 "°Uevable low prke o S'A111M5 Only SU.$00. Vact'nL Call ... LTc.5 'world R eal Esl a&el-cc--'==::.::=:_--1 ~m7. SELL Idle lltml with • , Dally !llot Clwllkd Ad. ·-- . ' , ... _. WILLOWS 3 BR, 2 BA ..... S41 .500 UCQUETCLla 4 BR. 2 BA ...................... S59,900 VIL.U.GI I 2 BR. 2 BA ...................... s.16.500 3 BA, 2i,; BA+FAM .............. $55,500 3 BA, 211:1 BA+ FAM ............ ,.$54.400 3 BA. 2YJ BA+ FAM .............. $55.900 4' QR. 2\'2 BA+ FAM .............. $56.500 .CBA,2\.'I BA +FAM ..... .$53.900 VILUGlll 3 BR. 211:1 BA. FAM. VIEW •..•.... S76.500 ' .,~ .. . .3BA,2;8A ..•.. : ................ 558.500 3 B~ 21h BA, FAM •............ $61 .500 • 3 BR. :211:1 B~. FAM .............. $67,500 CHAMCBJiDa 3BR.2 BA , ...................... $55.500 3 B~.;2 ,BA.fFAM ................ $59,900 4 BR, 2Yl BA +FAM .............. S65,900 !Ii BR, 2"2 BA+ FAM .............. $62.900 •AIDIM HOMIS 3'bR. 2 BA .' ....•...•••..... " ... $57,500 3 BR. 2\.'i BA •.. , ................ $52,000 PAllM 3 BR.~ BA. FAM ••••............ 169.900 CUL.WBl''f 3 BR._ 2 BA .....•. , ...... , ....... S«.900 lUll1U IOCI DWl'.IDS 3BR.2~A+FAM •.. ~.: •... S89,900FEE nmuaoc:a 4 BR, 2 8A. FAM •..• , ••.•..•.... $64.950 4 8R •. 2BAFAM+JACUZZl ...•.• 168.QOO •• \ ' ' --l.1~9tf4rf Hodl.,. Rice HAllOI VIEW HOMES 2 BA, 2 BA+ DEN ....... '. ........ $70,000 4 BA, 2 BA, FAM+VIEW ........ S103,000 4 BR. 21,; BA, FAM .............. $110.000 . ' WINNER'S CIRCLE M•delilte Cross Top• Jo Wes for April ' TUITLllOCK TIUA.CI 4 BR. 21h BA+ FAM ..... , ...... $115.000 4BR,2Y1 BA+FAM ............ $139.500 THI tLUllPS 3 BR. 2'h BA+FAM +VIEW ...... $85.900 IATCUST 4 BR, 3111 BA +FAM ............ $1 09.000 WAL.HUT SQUAii 3 BR. 2 BA , ..................... $31.500 3 BR. 2 BA ....... , ............. $32,950 GIHHTRH HOMIS 3 BR, 2 BA ..................... $57.000 3 BR.2 BA ...............•.••••. $53,950 ~\SO~;p REALTORS Rl;NTALS VILLAGE I 4 BR. 21'2 BA. FAM ....... . . S450. 2 BA. 1 BA 2 BA.2BA 3 BR, 2 BA VILLAGE II VILLAGE Ill GA•OEH HOMES 3 BR. 2 BA , . 3 BR, 2 BA Olll~ll.D 3 8 R, 2YJ BA .. ,. .S310. .S325. . S425. . .. S385. S400. .• S400. TUaTLllOCK DUPUXlS 3BR, 2 BA ........•.. , ........ , , . ,S4.25. W ALM UT 5qU.Ul 2 BR. DEN, 2 BA ............... ,$275. THI THIA.Cl 2 BR, 2 BA ....................... S350. 2 BR, 2 BA ................ , ....... $360. TU•Tll IOCI( oC BR, 2Yl BA. FAM • , ............. S52 5. 4 BR. 2Yi BA. FAM & BONUS . . . S525. Phone 833-8600 CAMPUS VALLIY CEMTlll 452JC-Drift l"hle, CallforNa 92664 ........... -· ' .. " ... '• ·~·· I-... • • .. ' ... ....... ~,,,, ...... , .... ~· .... . . . .. . ~ ' .. ~ . . ... ·~· -.. ••. DAILY PILOT Monday, May29, 1975 ~~~~!::!!':~ ....... )~:.~~ ....... ~::.~~ ...... . HMM• For 59< 1-For S-. ;:::'.':::a:::c::o;--'-·-\iiH;;;;;;;i;.:;s;;i~--••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . i.: ~ j l" ......... s. Gftllf"al 1002...._... 1002 H1m1nPor59e HMtHForS-. Hoetn'°1" •••••••••• •••'!••••••••• ...... •••••• .... ,.. 1002 .... ,.. 1002 .... ro1 1002 •••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••··~··• •:••••••••••••••·•••••••• ••••••;;••••• IOOZ • -.rtA1 1002 •••••••••••••••••ll4•t<1"0"1"'Nlll ltoZ •.....S IOOZ G1Mr ···••••••• •• : ...... •••••••••••••••• ·~·····!··············· .••.................... ·•••••················· ••••••••••••••••• HACH UNITS Right at the beach and in time for s ummer r entals or k eep the year-round t enants . Mother-in-law unit passiblc. Priced at only $73,900 and owner will accept 10% down or fixer-upper hou se or units in trade. CUL-DE-SAC Neatly tucked a\vay in a quiet street nestled under a s hake roof and waiting for you, this 4 bedroom, 2 bath home must be sold no\v since owners have bought another. Make an offer. TREES TREES TREES New carpet, new paint, new drapes. This squeaky clean and sharp 4 bedroom, 2 bath home is priced at only $38,500. Cozy fireplace, natural wood cabinets and a tree-shaded yard, too. WATERFRONT 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and room for large boat at your own private dock. Waterfront luxury at the unbelievably low price of $132,000. VIEW I\ panoramic vie 'v hom e in un exclus iv e area of Newport Beach , elegantly ap1>ointed and decorated. Sunken tub, mirrored bathroom, i family rooms. 2 wet bars, 2 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms and 5 baths. An enormous • master suite. Will consider a smaller "Palm Springs or Newpart Beach home in exchange. WATERFRONT · This magnificent home on Linda Isle has 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, over 4300 sq ft of luxurious 'living. Your own private dock of course. Owner will consider smaller home in exchange. TRIPLEX Super size bedrooms and two of these ttnits-are 2 bdrm, 11/2 baths too. Near schools and shoppin g, the units are always full. Private patios, closed garages, private laundry rooms . Excel lent location and asking $61 ,900. Owner has found larger units and is motivated. 44 UNITS For the investor ready to move up. Please call our Investment Division about purchase or exchange. .,..Qual~l ... Q11a~·1 · :&IPlllC9 &1Plal:9 . Pi apllriiin ·, Pi apwtiin · • 751•1920 752•1920 1•00 QU&aLST. NI llACM MOO OU41LSt. NI HACH ••••••••••••••••• 1002 G1•r .. IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002G1a1r .. IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ~II. macneb /Irvine ~ realty FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW. Custom-built. 3·Story duplex on Seashore Dr. 'fwo 3 bedroom. 2 bath units. Parking for 7 cars. Steps to beach . $154,500. Harrie t Perry 642-8235. CC72 J STARLIGHT! STARBRIGHT! STARRY SPYGLASS EVERYNIGHT' Magnificent view from magnificent home! Lg. & sun· ny 3 bedrooms, separate dining: family room + custom pool & jacuzzi. $174 ,500. Jack Custer 642-8235. CC73l BIG CANYON CUSTOM. Deep setback provides huge courtyard entry to a gracious 5 t,edroom home on }<'airway. Mex · ican tile & \voo<l fJanelin g set a beautiful m00<1 for y<1ur creativity. Maxine Willian1s 642·82:35 . tC74) TROPICAL PARADISE. Exotic landscaping surrounds this delightful Nc,vport Beacl1 home. Gazebo covered Koi pond & waterfall , extra dee p private backyard. A 3 bedroom home for $95.000 fee. Joyce l<:dlund 642-8235 CC75J LOCATIOH! MAIN BAY VIEW! Custom Linda Isle 5 bedroom home w/best view on ba y. i\1arvelous master s uite -beautiful bayside terrace . Appt. on l y. Dona Chichester 642-8235. c C7ti) «>RTH, SOUTH, WES T & EASTBLUFI No finer condo1n iniu1r1 livi ng than 111 "The BluCfs." Lovely a bedroom w /wonderJul view. Ncil r pool & shopping. $74.500. J ca11ne New111an 642-8235. <C77 J 641-GH 64.WJOG to1 °"""' Drift .... llMM,.. ~ ... c.ti,.,. ... , . . . " NO DOWN CLOSING COSTS ONLY!! 5 IDRM /2 STORY Tree lin ed s treet . Prest ige a pproac h . Mas si V 4;l entry. ENORMOUS PARLOR. Formal bunquet room. Gigantic garden kitchen. MAMM01'H JtUMPUS ROOM . 5 BONUS DEDitOOMS. Closing costs move you in. GI 's tuke udvunluge. Call now &42·2535. OllN rr1 V• II S IUN IO~f N•(I' !~li~lilljll Hordw-1'1-. DUPLEX 2 Large bedrms w /wardro.be c losets . Bltns. Living rm w/fplc. Single car garages. Patios. Jn good area. CaU anytime 646-3928: Eves :642-1447 Lachenmyer Realtor LACUESTA IYTHESEA HODOWH YOUR opportunity! 2100 sq. rt. or ocean-cooled. grandeur with NO DOWN PAYMENT. Four jumbo bedrooms. Most prestigious & de· sired area. First to call gets this TREMEN· DOUS BARGAIN. Call 842·2535. OPEN ru 9. Jf s fUN 10 ei'Ni<f' THE HEAil ESTllTERS . IAYFROHT LITTLE ISUHll Balboit Island, 4 bdrm. home + income; private pier & float. Quiet loca· tion. Just recently re· modeled with large, workable, immaculate kitchen. 3\12 Baths, 2 tubs, 4 showers. Will con· sider trading down for single story quality, night &: day view home, or vi ew lot. $250,000 • Clear. 315 MARINE AVE. BALBOA ISLAND * 673-6'00 * JUST OFFIRVIHE "IACKIAY" Immac ulate. Beamed ceiling house & garden yard. Gourmet kitchen with roicroWioiVe oven, walk to Back Bay. Amaz· ing al $48,950. Don't wait to see t h is one. Call 646-7171. QPtr-.i flt 9 • II 5 fUN f06f NICI' FHARll'O $34,900 Take advantage, his loss your gain on this 3 bdrm. 2 bath home! $1750 tolal down! Walk to beach, schools, and shopping! Priced below market ! Offered ror very limited time. Don't wait for this opportunity-it's· knock· ing. Call for quick appl! 841·6010. OPIN ll( <1• JI S I UI·• fOl>f t.' r• BEACH HOME WILL TRADE For trust deeds or other property . Newly re· modeled & decorated. Lots of wood & stained glass. Large Jot with secluded patio & £ire ring. Call 646·1111. Open l=:ves. STOP! Look no further if you need 3 bedrooms, 2\-2 baths, large family room + laundry room. See this at $45,900. Has huge cul-de-sac yard and large covered patio. Call now, 962-4454 . THE BEST LOCATION Near ·st. Bonaventure church and school. This PRESTIGE .home has 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. Landscaped to perfe c tion ~ shows much pride of ownership. $54,900. Call 962-4454. · WOODED PARADISE 3 Bedroom Doll House located ·on a quiet, secluded street. Thls Mesa de!' Mar home is on an oversized lot surrounded by many large trees. Professionally landscaped. Tastefully decorated thruout. Outstandingsulue. ·$44,950. Call 640-6161. OWNER ANXIOUS Owner has bought another home and must sell this highly customize4 3 bedroom University Park Cond"o. This single level home is an end unit and is located on a quiet eul -de-sac street. Many extras including remodeled }<itchen with new appliances. YOU OWN THE LAND. REDUCED TO $57,500. Call 640-6161. · 4 BIG ONES! This fine 4 bedroom, single story home is only l'f.l years NEW! Located on a spacious corner lot with lovely landscaping, sprinklers and SHAKE ROOF. Vastly upgraded interior with paneling and custom drapes. IT'S A BEAUTY AT $48,900. Call 546-4141 BEAUTIFUL NEW LISTING on Country. Club Drive in Mesa Verde. A spectacular 3 bedroom, 2'12 bath home with too many great features to mention. Shows like a model !! Large corner lot. Much privacy. Fantastic for entertaining. Call for an appointment . OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN /MON 1-5 -3000 Country Club Dr., Mesa Verde. $89,900. Call 546-4141. --·----- - IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CLIFF DR., NEWPORT IEACH Inspiring ocean view from this lovely 2 bdrm. home. The huge living rm. has a cozy frplc .; also included , is a very attractive guest apt. -ideal for in-laws or a teenager. $120,000 WHY PAY MOU! n Let us show you a highly upgraded 4 bdrm., den & formal dining rm. home; luxurious carpeting; blt·in bookcases; located only steps from the Mesa Verde Golf C<>urse. All this for $67,500 DECORA. TOR'S HOME 2 Bdrms. -in Irvine Terrace. Large mstr. bdrm. with mirrored doors. Eating area in bright, light kitchen, overlooking profess. lndscpd. yard. Fee land (not leasehold). $89,500 O u ~• YI All BAY AND BEACH 67~~-3000 ' lr J J I LC 1/\ • ! •<If '~ r C}~U J"~" tlt L ••ll•l:l · IOOZ G-ai 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME IN IRVINE Small 3 bdrm .. 2 baths, surrounding beautiful atrium. This is a free standing home with no common walls, -located close to everything. __ , -1rro~El~=~~~~N lie) liq Canyon Buy l . Dcoutllul """' model. "---BE ALJ:Q RS---- v a c a n t . f\i us t sc II ! 2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ .Bedroom & den. $119,500. or lease $700. 1110. G...r.i IOOZ-11 IOOZ VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644-6056 OLDER COUPLE-ED La rg e ba ckyard Co r garden Newer 2 bdrm house with fireplaC!e & lovely kitchen in lovely California homes. Owner transferred Must sell now! Call 646-17 11 Open t=:vcs Walker & lee Real Isl ale fo'or Classified A\I AC'rlON Call n Oul\y Pilot 1\l)-VISOlt t>42·5678 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY $7Z.000 For a home in olde Corona del Mar in an R·2 zone AND South of the 11wy. Can you beUeve it? You MUST 1eet.hi1one. EASTILUFF Firs l time offered! 4 BR., J baths, 2 frplct.: 35 fl &ame rm . AND (orever view. f\ real find. $105,000 COMl"ANV Ht-:i\J.1'0RS SINCE 19·14 673-4400 IFYOU have a service to offer or goods to s ell, placti an ad in th e Dally. Pilot Classified Sectk>n l'bon(.l &12·5678. PANORAMIC VIEW Spyalass Hill, Magnifi· cent 4 bedroom home with huge family room plus a separate formal dining room, spectacular view of ocean and Balboa llarbor. Custom drapes, blinds & carpets. micro· wave oven, eauette in· tercom, many, many ex· tras. A beautiful home of the ruture. Call673-8550 .. Ol'f" II( 9 . 11~IUN1061 Nier· THE-REiil' EST II TE RS CONDO Hard to find 4 bedroom, 1 i,ti yr new. Call for info about added features. . Won't last at $36.000. ...-.rSu rERB f-fOMES 1'41 C.'"P'!t NB S4t•N55 . ' . . .. . . ....................................... " .. , .. ·············· ' * * * * * * Heritage Collection HEY, MOM & DAD! CHECK THIS c;ARl!l'REI TOWNHOUSE -3 bedrooms and plenty of living space. Sllow your kids the pool,· clubhouse and big green belt. Remember someone else iakes care of this, so you ran r elax and enjoy it. Owner will help finance, priced at $31,500. Call 540-1151 UNITS UNITS UNITS IASTSIDI COSTA MIS"Ac --10 -two bedroom cottages with attached garages and tree shaded fenced yards. A be•llM i...-NI ,.. Pricld .. $170,000. c .. 540.1151. SPLASH SPLASH POOL TIMl -is just around the corner and we have the perfect home fQr y·ear 'round entertaining. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, enclosed patio lwllol a CJn•nhouM!I. Offered at $45,500. Call 540.1151. ON 'THE OCEANFRONT Sl'ICTACULAR, i'lw HEW -,2 story home magnificent .~w Md beach. 3 Large bedrm s with room for 4 . Oversized family room and living rm . Modern kitchen . and dining. All Jess than 3 years old. First time offered at $199,000. Choice Balboa location. Coll 540.llSI. MESA VERDE SPARKLING FAMILY HOME -big 3 bedroom model with 2 baths and large family room. View of Mesa Verde pri ... ate tolf cotrM from living room. See this charming', squeaky clean home priced to sell at $45,950 .. Call 540-1151. ' NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX -s harp, 2 Bedroom home + 1 Bedroom apartment over garage: Jut 3 bloclls lo beach. Priced only $81,250. Good terms. Hurry, won't last! Coll 546:5180 TRANSFER FORCES SALE! Sharp 4 bedrm, 3 bath, tri-level executive hom e. Near private country club. H419e family ..--. formal dining and oversized lot. Very flexible financing. Cail 546:5880. MESA VERDE 2 Story ONLY $64,000. You'll love this executive style Pacesetter home complete with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths; den & formal dining. Fantastic lattice work patio cover. lest valw in all of Costa Mesa. Don't miss it! C•ll 546:5810. PRICED ONLY $36,000 ANYONE CAN ASSUME LOAN PAYMIHTS ONLY $249. per month including taxes for this sharp 3 be~r.oom, 2 bath Costa Mes~. home. You II love the massive brick fireplace, huge kitchen , separate dinette area, covered patio and large rear yard studded with fruit trees. c .. 546:5880. ERITAGE ----- ' 1002G_,.ai IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & Z Slips SI 32,000 Large 3 BR home with 2 boat slips needs new owner. Enjoy living on the water . Tasteful l y _...-redecorated 1973. Large 1........-spacious rooms offering distinctive living on fee land. 2 Fireplaces, open beams. .. PR€STIG€ I HOM€S REAL l:STATI BROKERAOI! JN N. N-,.no llN,. ""'""' tH.11. t45·•t•• 645-6646 LINDA ISLI -HIW-LUXUllOU5 Perfect design! Elegant carpeting, drapes & wallpapers, Italian marble, pool & jacuzzi. 5 BR, F R, form. DR, billiard rm, 5'h ba. Pler/ellp. $39,5,000 ZlllS•J ......... ._... HIWPORT CIHTll. H.L 644-49 I 0 . •1uur .. IOOZ GoMrll IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPl!CTACULAR VIEW Lar1e luxury 'adult condo with boat allp avalli.ble. Full secu rity bldg. Private swimming pool, Best buy on Peninsula. 6'16·7111 . Open Eves. Walker & lee Rea l I slate .. . . . PENINSULA PT. 6 UNITS a Bdrm .• 1 ba. + bachelor; xlnt. loc.'ation ; eood rental•! Swlmmlna pool. frl_ced at '225,000. Call 673-J663 • 875-4777 Eves associated (l R l" . • ~ • 0 • . ---- . ' . ' .. .I r/"4tl4~~ REALTORs' \ VISIT THESE " : ' . CAMEO SHORES Choice 3 bedroom and den Ocean View Home. Select ca1-pets & drapes. Spacious breakfast area overlooks esthetically designed pool and palio. 2 Years new_ Warm, open. feeling and ideal for entertaining. Access to private beaches. Presented. by our resident specialist$ SJiirley and ·Marshall Rich. 4101 Roxllwy, CdM Sal !i<&JI MOii 1·5· EASTBLUFF , · Lovely family home, 5 ·bedrooms, family room and a VIEW ~! New wall coverings & carpet. Choice location with charming brick patio. Call us to see this beauty. $94.SO.~. ZI07 Ca1<1., l'llluff,.. W.S..t.'• i·5 WALK TO BEACH and all that stained g lass! Custom built DUPLEX South of High•way. Upper tin it super new! Lots of shake-shingles & stained glass. 3 Bedrms, 2'12 bath, large deck. Lower remodeled. Shake it on over and 9ee ! ! . $119,500. 509 G-nrod, CdM CALL-644-7270 2828 E. Coa•I Highway, Corono del Mor ... .o•n 11;11 t!VlllG llOClflrll HOMES fOlll llVINC METWOIK wt (je Id" 1H 1~1. 1111. H IUH ..,,..Cl 1'I 1• r ,ufOI' .. \ GeMrai IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime location near end of Lido, with southerly exposure for sun bathing & sunset views. 4 Bdrms, 5 Baths. formal dining, rumpus room opening on sandy beach, pier & float. Fully furnished. Price teduced to $295,000. Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR )t i Boy~•d· D11v• t;j f' 67':.> 6161 IOOZ GoMnol IOOZ ............................................... llG ~+.........., IEAUTIRIL WESTCUFF.UU. $42 500 hard to find 5 bedroom • with great floor plan and, Sharp as a pln. Enlarged privioicy.NJce open feel- tiving room + dining ing-lovely courtyard a.rea. seats 12 + 17~20 e ntry and beautiful fiesta room . Cracklin~ landscapin1\ Beat "fJrepJa_ce. Very araciou.1 ~ valwe-~ 508. 675-4080. living for just $4,250 PETE BARRETT down. Call 646-7171. Ol'fN ,,, 9 • ,, s fUN IO~f N r(f • -REALTY-----ill] THE R ESTllT 642·5290 175·4010 CAMl!O HIGHUHDS Lovely 4 bed·room, 2'f, bath home w /family -dining room. Beautifully landscaped ir1terior patio w /pool . Coloi-ful decorator wallpapers & carpels. $91,50\1 . LUSK HARIOR VIEW HILLS You will enjoy the outdoor fun of this charmi11g home with its pool, jacuzzi, twin cbar-broiler & gas lights . 4 bedr;:ioms, 2 baths. $105,000. • PROM COLD\\XELL IAHKIR. •• With pride, A home of extraordinary character and dignity. 120 feet of waterfront. 5 bedrooms 4 •12 bath$. Dining room. Den. Pool, Unabashedly deluxe spa with separate me~'l &: women's quarters. Jacuzzi. S\eam. Sauna. $350,000. <Fee) LOT IN BIG CAl\IY.ON Build your dream hot\rt~ on this super site overlooking ~.otf course at end of cul -de-sac. Lowe"St price in this prestigious gate gparded community. $69 ,000 . SlllNG IS ll!LllVIH<i\ This beautiful pool and \custom landscaping, 3 bedroom. \family room with large brick fir(!place home on quiet back bay s \reel. $12,500 ' ' CAMIO SHOlllS Approximately ~ acre w.\th magnificent gardens. Large pool & waterfall. 3 bedrooms, dining roori,1, family room, large living room" Elegance, privacy & 3 private\ beaches. $129 ,500 \. IOSTOl'I WHALER FOR SZS0,000 n Higher then normal for this bi>at but a few other items a re included -such as a DOCK -a lovely, spacious 5 bedroom HOME on 45 feet of fee frontage, making this the best value on the bay. Will trade. NIWPORT IEACH 644-1766 LAGUNA llACH 494-0749 A COLDWELL IAHllM CO. . . He ••• ... • ... Gt ... --. --..,---------.,...--'---"' ~::.~.~ ....... ~~~~-~.s:!: .....•.. ~:.~.5:'-. • ••••••••• G-" 1001•wrol 1002 ••Mrol 1002 ·············································•-:• ······················· H.Uitl.NES S IS ..... .... livin ~ in a love ly BLU•'FS condominium, where th e association crew maintqins lbe greenbelts, your Yard, e~en the ' exterior of the bldg. "Let u s show 'you this beautirul 1"I'rina" model, wiUt 3 bdrms., 21h baths, ea\ing space in kitchen. $69,500 • rRICE SLASHED $55,.,00. 1----.,;':.;,' ~· ;';';'.,"i§' [],-)""'''"""'"'"'"--------~ BAY AN~D BEACH (_J7~-J -3000 Largest yak in ~l csa Verde North. !loom fur pool, aarden, or p;uJdle tennlis. court. l'rcm1um arado wall. fl oor und w i ndow eo\·e r1Ui£is. Natura l wr,od gru in kitchen cab nctH, hui:e master suite with walk- in c lo1ct a nU pri vate garden atrium. tl62-7788 "''' '''""' ••V·J< I HH JI'" 'n ' M~•I• ;Q,, ·K€Y 'v R€ALTORS ft 1002 ., ..... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VAMODOWM LIKI A MODll. MliRIU.CH ' -' ~II.· mecneb /lrvlne ~ reelty CHECK YOUR WATCH! 'fhc 1nin4tes tick away before some smart buyer grabs this So. of the hi· \VUY. duplex. Corner lot w /view. Beautiful llc cor. Steal it at $89,500. Lo is Mi lier 642·82:JS . !CG5 J PRESTIGE SPYGLAS S HILLS. Lovely 4 1Jcdroon1, 3 bath l1om e \V /1n any u1>grad ecl f e atures . Beautiful patio fur e11tertaini11 g & views of city, oecan & hills. S184,500 incl. la nd. Je<Jnnc Newman 642-8235. !COS ) HARIOR VIEW SOMERSET. Lg. 5 bedroom, 3 balh home priced lo sell quickly ! Easy l'are yard, cool p atio \V /wood ov crha11g, 3-car garage, community i>ark & pool. $94,500 fee. J oyce Edlund 642-8235. !C67 l EXTRAORDIHARE DOVER SHORES. Magnificc11t Bciyfront VI EW home! 4 bedrooms, 41,:1 buths -approx. 4000 s<.1.ft. -1x>0 l & jacuzz i -45' dock. Asking s:.J~S.000 incl. land. Vee Stinson 642·82J5 tCt}M) BIG BOAT HEED A HOME? 70' float & 103' picrt1ead line on Lin· da Isle w /spectacul ar Spani sh-s tyle J be<lroom, 3 bath home. Den ·& separate dining rm. Priced to sell at $212,000 . Bob Owens 642-8235. (C69) BEST VALUE IN SPYGLASS. You can see foreve r all of Newport Beach from a sit-down view in this front-row 3 bedroom Spyglass home w/g reat yard for pool & in perfect condition . $149 .500 . Clint Mose s 642-8235. (CiOJ DOVER SHORES -PRIME VIEW. El egance & presti ge . 3 oedroom. 4 ba th, formctl dining r oo m hom e w /ch-armin·g 1'""rench kitc h e n & Englis h den. Perfect condition ! Sl5~,500. Barbara Aune 642·8235. !C71 l 64J-12l S 644-6200. tOI Dover Drlw• 1M4 ~Arllli.lr Nnrport lffch, c.tlfor• tHU Jo"incst beach area. Truly executive neighborhood. Gorgeous lanililcaplng. Elegant entry way. f'\illy upg raded interio r . Go urm e t kitchen . Formal dine. t'amJ\y sized bedrooim. 15'x<IO' covered dant'.e puvUion. Hu&e l'fl&Ster sulte-no down buys this!! Teike advanl<£&e, call842-2535. Ol'fN fU 9 • 11 ~J U// IOBC .... ·CI • ---' THE REAL J ESTATERS --- OCEANSIDE CONDO "OCEANi\SOUTII " Ad ult Community C0ver40) 2B R-2BA . CliOICE one slory end unit, overlook· in2 gol£ course with glimpse or ocean. Patio. Bnclosed garage. Close to clubhouse. pool , jacuzzi. Short walk to bus li n e . Nr. l arge Carls b a d s hoppi n g center . 3 mi. toocean. Ill- n es s rorces sale by owner . Shown by app't. 548 -3036 Qr 4J3-J85..'j rRIC ED SU.SHED 51R + L.t.MD llACH Rambling 5 bedroom, 3 bath, two story. Formal c nt-ry, s unken living room. Enormous parly- g am e room w i th !ir"eplace. Glassed in gourmet kitchen. Ex· tensive patio and wan- dering private grounds . Housekeepers quarters. Separate childrens wing and hideaway master suite . Walk to beach. Just $5350 down. See iL now! Call 963-6767. oPfll /119 ·1• ~ 1u•1 :01u •1 r1 • THE REAL ESTATERS llGCAH\'OH Tota lly c h afmi n g & created for gracious Ii\'· ing. f\fon aco mOOel · ex- ten s iv e I y upg raded thruou t ; 3 bdrm s ., rormal dining rm .. wet bar, 3 car garage. Pre mium loca tion on quiet cul de sac. ilreet, overlooking the £airway. Solid value at $155,000 C. F. Colesworthv balton 6411-00iO Find what you ·want in Daily Pilot Classifieds. G-al I 002 G-ral I 002' Gi.ooral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• hACUEST.A BY THE SEA ·PrSview Opening• Our:Uth unit Is now open for your vle\ving. Si nce you've bee n house hunting. you kno\v ho\v Importan t a good nei ghborhood ls. In 1-l untington Beach that neighborhood is.IA Cuesla By The Sea. These quality home? are drr:natically dif ferent nnd e1<1c Hlng. Th ey are 1deally/s1tuated to take advantage of th o excellent ycar·round cllmale. Designed with many 1pecial househol d! ftia ture!I wh ich lncluds: massive rough sewn wood beams. wood and brick siding, and soaring. ·roof lines. A truly functional fl oor plnn \\'i~1 benutiful app olnlments 3 to S bedrooms. s~me rloor plans in clude a study. All havecomf t- 11ble family rooms with 'r-~••C wet bnre, bonus rooms, formal dining rooms and lhree car garagea. 1--"f Convenientl y located nr.ar schoola and 1hop- ;1ing areal, with harbor1 nnd beaches close by. t---1.,., La Cunla By the Se1, a beautUul home for you ;ind your family. HoJl18S By Ayres ... Since 1005 . ' .. . . . " .... ,, ··~.J .... I HoltM1ForSIN ltt1 a·n,_.~ HMMtForS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Monday, May26. 1975 DAILVPILOT 8 7 ~:::!.~~ ~~ ........ ]~~::.":!"..~ ........ ~-~-~~~······· G-IOOl•--' I 002 Ci--i, 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOHG WIU IHD UMlqul Ol'l'BlHGS ,.,_ 67WOOO ar 146-lttO Per IH .. oc11ooo ..... "" ..... ---· •11ool'IH. .. . .. UHIQUI IN OLD ILUFFS -On the Bluff, beautifully upgraded E pla n great views. $112,000. See this Unique Home at 1959 Vis ta Caudal. UHl9UE IH THE ILUFFS -original section, 3 bdrm, excellent condition. See this Unique Home at 2004 Vista Cajon . $74,000. UHlfi>UI IH OLD COROHA Dll MAR - 2 bdrm, custom on a corner lot, ocean view, prime cond., see this Unique Home at 3322 Seaview. UHlfi>UE IH THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm, delightful paneling, view, owner will finance al 81h o/o, asking $102,500. See this Uniqu e Home at 430 Vista Parada in the Bluffs. UHl9UE IH llli CANYON -See this Unique Home at #5 Royal St. George. Large, beautiful 5 bdrm. Priced at $275,000 . . UHlfi>UE IH THE iLUFFS -Former model home, greenbelt location, Bac k Bay view. warm interior. $88,000. See this Unique Home at 2407 Navia, The Bluffs , Newport Beach. UHlfi>UE IN HUHTIHGT()H IEACH -3 ·bdrm, La Cuesta tract, corner lot, cathedr al beams, shutte rs , only $52,500. See t his Unique Home at 21652 Saluda Circle, Huntington Beach. UHlfi>UE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR - Cute duplex, needs a new dress, has great potential, great income. Now $89,950.· See this Unique Home at 511 Orchid. UHl9UE IN MESA VERDE -Mesa Verde Villas condominium, 3· bdrm, near golf course, pool, jacuzzi. Only $49,500. See this Unique Home at 3026 Clubhouse Circle . UHlfi>UE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES - A'Qne of lar gest view lots in Newport area. Beautiful 4 bdrm. 2 story_ Fee land. Price reduced $12,500 to $122.500. See this Unique Home at 2162 Port Dueness, H. V .H. UHlfi>UE IN MESA VERDE -~'airway 4 bdrm, s ingle story. new offering at $149,QOO. See this Unique Homp at 3024 Java Road. UHlfi>UE IN SPYGLASS -"Southport". Cape Cod exterior, 6 bdrms, half . lndscpd , m oving. $179,500. See this Unique Hom e at 51 Montecito. UHlfi>UE IH HARBOR VIEW HILLS - New listing, Sandpiper model, needs fixing u p. See this Unique Home at 3500 Catamar a n. UHlfi)UE IN IRVIHE TERRACE -4 bdrm, pool, spectacular harbor view. enterta ining home. See this Unique Home at 1023 Dolphin Terrace, Corona del Ma r. U~l()Ulf t1()Mlf§ ON·ToiioF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLIN(; THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE,, 54&5990 • CALL US ••••••••••••••••••••••• CorOfta !Ml Mer I 022 Corona del Mw I 022 Co•ta M••• I 024 I DEANE IROT ... 5 GARDI N HOME I EACH Spectucul ar utrium en· try to a world of .:lo.ss and planli;. S pac1ou:. hi gh vaulted h\'111~ und din ing roon1s. Unique fi replace. Hcuu11rul ly u11 pointe d mas ti:r a nd chlldrcns :.ultes. l"ully appoint e d gurd e 11 k i t c hen . llan1lll1ng private .grount111 , ~:,u down. De first to see 1t : Call 963·6767. Ol'f.N Ii! 9 • 11 ~ l lJ•J IO~(IJCf' IBll&Hitl UHLIMITID POSSIBILITIES. <.:ould be 3,4,5,ti or e 11en 7 B e dro o m s. Uri c k r1replace, game & family room, heated pool, near b e a c h . Ca l l KEY It EAL TOHS. 962-77M8 RANCH ESTATE 41R·2 STY IEACH ASSUME $33,000 Curn m a nding cor11t~r loeallon. $et'.luded ell· lrance. Lurgc family siic living room with 1nassivc stone fire1ilacc, forma l banque t s iled d ining room . ll u ge country styled kitc hen. Separate wing for hide :.iway master suile. Sweeping stairs t o c h1ldre ns & gues t qua rters . Seller motivated. 'fake over 7'/., VA loan. NO NEW L01\N COSTS! S295fmo. ·pays all. First to call gets this BA RGAIN . 96.1·7881 . (}Pf// 111 9 •1/ ~ lt;N l<..itil "'• • [~I .... ··~ THE REAL PERFECT ror owner /occupant. 2 Br and New Ue ach OupleK es, with 3 IJ!l, 2 lla Un its t-ach. An1ple garage & parking with 1st owner depreciation. $85,000. ca . Call 044·7211 Agent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** *** SUPER HOMES 3 I 5 POINSETTIA S1>aciou s ;.ind friendly ! F lowe r rill ed patios, room t u ~row 45 ft. lot , S Bll, d en. :J IJ~1 th~. Upcn Sun. & Mnn. 1-5 461 SEAWARD ROAD f{anch sty le . lots uf \\'Uod & u~c d bri ck: 3 bdr m .. 2 h11Lhs , form;.ll dinin g, ci-11· s hiny cle;1n. ~"7'1 .5-00. Open Sun. & '.\Ion . 1·5 $2000 TAX REBATE 41 S-4151/2 IRIS This new du('tlcx qualifies. 3 lldrm .. 2 bath for you + leased 2 b<lr111 ., 2 bath for in come. 0 1lcn Sat. f>.~·t . onl y. UNIVERSITY REALTY 3 00 I E. C oosl H(ghwoy Corona del Mar 673·6510 Corona del Mer ' I 022 Corona d•I Mer 1022 MESA VERDE Pea<"e & Quiet .re r°"'" In this beautifu Bi"· eeutive"4 BR. 3 Bil, fam· rm hom e . Be:i.utlfut pitrk·like s etting on this extra quiet cul·tk:·&1u:. i''or t he discriminating buyer. $74,900. By owner. 540·0674 27tl2 Tern Circle, Open Sat/Sun /Mon 1·5 $5,000. DOWH .. 1noves you inl.O College Park 3B R 2ba hon1 e. Swim in 15·x35' pool, e n· terlain in 20·x20· pl.ayrm. t:l e<&n & freshly painted. $49,llOO. Zagrodz14'..Rltr 494.,SC:iil MESA clol MAR Sharp 48R, rum r m . 547 .500. 1098 t:I Camino Or. OPEN Sat/Sun 1·5, COAST P ROPERTIBS, 613·5410 By Ov.·ner, 3 BR v.• /1' .. am- rm, lge yard. $35.500. Open House Sat/Sun/- Aton 10-5 2Q3't t:onUnen- tal. BY Owner. l'rinc. only. 4 HR + fam Km /Din. Eas t s ide . See to ap· prcciate. f\tany eAtras. $4·1,500. 318 Esther St. 1;;4:;.22t1U. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •.. . . . . . . . . -'--~------- w m Hazewinkel &C9 645-5555 offers a Jraditional 2 bedroo m, 2 bath hon1e on ocean side of highway fo r $65,000. Corona del Mer ( -I 022 Corona del Mar 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 PEN SUN &MON 1·5 2431 Bowdoin. College Park. Val·ant 3 br, 2 ba, ram . rm .. fr pl. pouL Owner. S.14.800. Prin. on- ly. 637·50J6c~·es. LAST CltAi.'ICE! TO ASSUME51/~P FOR COZY CoUege Park Ho me on cul-de·sac. J BR. 2 Ba , Fam·rm, Dbl t~rplc . bltn bookcases. $44,9$0. Owner. 2Sl2 Bow· doin Pl. 549·4241 IACK IAY AREA 3 BR . 2 Ba . comp'ly new kllch .. lge hide·a·way of- fice or g uest qlrs. v.· /beam ceiling, panel- ing & s hutlers. Only $.52,000. Agent 549-0812 or M6·6710 Assume FHA Loan With rent like payments on this beaulirut Ranch ASSUME 71/2°/o ~· of plants. shrubs and 1 .-~ ---------Style. Great assortment LOAM UNIQUE . ""'-Ceda' lined k ont yard, s prinklers front &: $199 MO. Full Wall White Mcrble Fplc rear. Loads ol Dowers! PAYS ALL Hovong no like or equal f0< thos home & ;ep. Cove red p atio, heavy Immac ula t e 21,:1 year income in CdM oieo. 0""11! bi,jlder, 2500 ~q. ft. J shake roof. Gingerbread 3 bd 2 l s hutter s . Ca rp e l s . youn g rm. S ory Ct. 3 bo home w many bhn<... K11ch i<.. a dream ood with unbelie vable financ· drapes. built·i1\S, w ing ? Owner leaving area. w fTVltched Wolntu cbnT\. Sp:ic beam ceiling, Li~ cabinets. 3 bedroom. CK- Says bring a ny offer : & o;n_ f(Tl .,..;,n (\ .J]t:!ctoculor v;••W of O::eon & tra baths, den area and ·rake advan t a ge of Sun<..et. Fam. rm.•\ corrplen-enied by JOO sq. h. fi replace.$42.SOObkr. sparkling kitchen. fresh Marble fir. & m'J tchl·d \o'/olnvl 1-'(lntlliflg, wt-tbor 540·1720 as a flowe r pi.lint and de· C nd TARBELL cp pile carpet! A sun-pool tbl. & patio. en1rol Vex., I ry rm. 3 car s hine home jw;t for you! cpraiie. A bir<l Av +oiy & C11tu> l•t:t-s. Re111ol ho-s 2955 Harbor Blvd.,C.~I. - 1''or appt lO Set.', call lc;(X) ~q. !r 1 b1, 7 b-1. 2 car noroge & patio. FIX & SAVE 847·G010. Ap~.,,o~ $50 (XX) down & O,..n.·r will cor•y B ho · \V oP!NP!Y·•lllt'"'o111,,n, ..... ::1 1 · ·o1 1 673 227B J Hr, 2 a. me 1n - ! · I -se~ o apprec1 e. • Costa f\t esa. 2 car g11.r. ··-:: ' ' --_ _ _ _ _ _ ~ ----_ _ fenced yd. Assume 1'h';O ·' ·· wew--~-., t'HA . "33.000. Owner ' I < ' ~ 549·2646. '' · Coronadel Mcr 1022Cor-onad•IMcr 1022 1--------- lalboaPeninsula 1'007 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DanaPoiM 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5132,000-bay view, 2 yrs old, 3 sty 3 Br /3 Ba. Open Daily. 335 Lindo Ave. 675-66211646-2725. Nice duplex, Npt. Isl. 2 BR, l lf.i ba. ea. $93,500 Triplex $129.000 Duplex $112,500 Marshall Rily 675-4600 Corot1a chi Mer ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR DUPLEX with 3 BR, 2 Ba Rental. South of Bayside Dr. with beautiful natural wood textures. Only I Call s.u.1211 Agent CORONA DELMAR TRlrLEX Terrific location. One block from beactt. Even a view from the upper unit. Can be financed lo your needs, prime pro- pe rty wilh great ap· preciation potential. On- ··············~········ BY Owner·Old Spanisb home. 38R Iba, oak nrs~ $47,500. 496·2815 ASSUMAILE VA 7% 5240 per. mo. + taxes •. 38R, Zba, lrg fam rm. View of ,·alley. $53,500. AAREALTOIS 1oo w . Mariposa.s.c . 492-2100 ly $119 .500. Call now l --------- 673·8550. Qo'oN l<I 9 ••IS llJ•j 10Lf N'(I ' We ~~t~~~!E~uu "JI [~j wantthis 4 Bll.,JB:i, fo'/R . home for your own. Call - os to see this cll:<iu1site Costa Mesa ~ I 024 SPYGLASS HILi. ho1ne. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Real Estate ( 1002·G.-al I, year new. 1002 CiOMral ----I Owner anxious. Sl64.900. MESA Verde 4 Br. den, 1002 ••••••••••* lge pool. Newly painted byMt!tl/IN ........... ~··········· ............•.••...•... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Th• Last af R·t Land I MAHSIOHS witWo o ..... brick - w .Uecl IR Cwu:u:mfty w /OM ftltrmte:i only! ·We are just commencing construction and almost sold out -but excell ent selection is still available. Delivery scheduled for 1975·1976 school year. Buy now and have the opportunity to choose colors and customize. Facing Costa Mesa Goll Course -adjoining City Park and over 6000 sq.ft. lots, these homes have: TRADITIONAL DESIGNS -Large 2 Story 4 & 5 Bedrooms (or 6 BR's) and 4\12 baths from 3375 sq.ft . to 3675 sq.ft. 3 Car Garages -F ireplaces etc . f rom $86,050 to $89,600 Salesmen on premises on weekends or call day or evening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 546·4580 Buccola Company during business ho"!_'rs 540..1833 (Ada m s Ave. Costa Mesa, then south on Mes a Verde Eas!. then right on Golf Course Rd . to Tanager Dri ve &Jnd Developmen!.) Slnco 1947 SAVE MONEY in & out. lmmed. oc· cup:i ncy. $14,500. Owner G42·7630 Buy this 5 Bil , 4 Ba . 1''/ll1--------- home & ge t income from TA x S i\ VI NG Interest the 2 BR Rental Unit. writeoff on 3 br, 2 ba, dbl. Priced to sell at $122.500. gar. home. XJnl. family MASTER SUITE WITH PARENT UTUAT! ****••••••••• starter, fncd. yd .• patio, By way of spiral s ta i r c a se . Truly a dreamhouse. Courtyard in £ronl w /exquisite landscaping in rear. Fml DO IT YOURSELF Add a second unit for you on this R·2 property in Old Cdl\1'. There's al Bil. l ~~ Ba home on rear of lot. $65.000. Call now: 673-7601 quiet s treet. Wa lk to schls. 535.300. 548-0786 Dy Owner-2 BR. sml 1 -d•_·n_in~g~r_m_._......,. ____ _ fenced yard. $26.500: Call Reduced $2000, Green 646·0148 . 5!'19 Hanullon, Valley. 4 Br. 3 Ba, 10773 Cl\1. El Centro, $55,900, ll l!: 1\ u ·r . D c c o r , l-"968"'-'·2398='-'·------l~ ................................. l .,...allpaper. 3 hr, 2 ba. BY OWNER; Meadows Big, s1)eclal bit. on fa m Home Plan 5, 4 BR , 2\~ DOH'T C AUME rm, w /frpl. l\tust see ill Ba, Liv, Din & Fam·rm $42,900. Under list price w /frplc. Upgraded. High A DUPLEX!! for qui ck sale. Ownr. $60 's. P r in e . only . I'm a dclii::htful 2 Bil. & 5'IB·I005 968·28i8 Den owners r esidence -:;;::;;:::;::::;=:;;~;,!.::=:~5;:=:;;;:=:=:;=:::=;-;;~~n::•uliful '"''""" r SEEK & FIND' ... ,,~:.---" PLUS a charming 1 BR Hcntal w1lh pri vate y;irtl. Cur. rently producing $235. p/mo. A LL on ll generous 47x118' lot 1n the best Soulh-0f-llwy location. $91.000. Call 644 ·72111\gellt COZY CHAJtM in this 2 Br & den home with sharp I Br rental. Located on beautirul lrl:!e Hned street in old CdM . $86,500 644·4674 ~...+='"REAL-ESTATE '----t". ENTERPRIS ES 2 Char m ing houses on wide lot So . of hwy, CdM . Ueaul. ga rdcn.o.;. SH .~. Owner , 673·4160 £NJO'I' OEAllflFUL SUNSl!.i'S rs utt+N ALLAGUY CS TDMR I HA C U IUUN A iU MHO C PAN PAT O X US R C RNll 1 ATX!?,E I I S C I L T 0 S: T ~ lJ T I T N I. C N k A I Al' C 0 l\ G R X EY NTHR S I N MAAA C N •• GN IREWO L Pl PM OCL AM U N US C ILLA .!! R TS LANG UNIEAS AltBLN I CCAAEH PNHMMT TTP UON EISHMA R <.: A I C N T S NTU8LLPUEI E O LLU RX SACSU MUT 8C R8 GLU I C ROU C I S LIATXOJC A C l.I LY U S llYA C RTHPRNR S LPANEMONEARISUMCDA A O RE U GNOT X OUS!l ·C RAN Al.l.llJM 4'N-FlMONlt CKOCl'!i t:RAl'l"TH18 GALANTHIJ8 NAllCllllU!I HYACINTH OXTOl'fOU& , j!: UUS llCILLA .. M U8CARI T\lLrP ~ and walk lo schols & Npt Ctr. Lo\•cly Cdf\1' tri /le\•I l'----------------------------'I ho m e w tOCEAN· VU. TOMORROW! 8 ...... elH• • 1-:nj(ly much l•rrtt "Se11l A Find" pu11l• with o••' &O dltcovtrle• ptt psnel in •n 111,M• Mritlcl 24-pap bookMta. . To ord•r YOlumH I. IT Ind DI. ••l'MI It '°' Mc:h. •••Inc chldi.9 pay1blt lo "Stell A Find" in Wt ot lhl111 ... ~par . • Ql ln br /hd , Incl prl v comm pool. $127,000. Call to see. AKS lllty &10-~ • .. -. .. • .. ... ..... • I *4f , ON Y PIL.OT Monoay, M•r 26, 1975 H 111n fw S-. H111H For S. HoMes For S. ········•11············· ·····•···················· ...................... . Punt•,...., I Ol4 --.,. ... lloodl I 040 Huotl.,i°" a.oci. I 040 =.':':'.~ ....... ~.'~:~ ....... iUl---For•-'-• H l I" ......... . I • .. -10•4 1--oleoch 1041 ,_,.. --5* _,..,_ .••n .-. ,..,...,.. ~ .....,... . ................•...•.....• _ ................. ···················•··· ,, ............. , ...... . ••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••• • • •••• • •••••••••••• Newport hlldl I 06, Mtwfl!lii letldl I O•t Newport hedl I 06t M'twport .. .,. , , I O•t ··~···················· ............................................. . ' SPAH15H STYLI! Ol "I p k HUNTIHGTOM New Listing OCEAN SJDE of Hwy.; •••••••••••••••••••..;..•• •••••'••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• •la O •BR "\ b ••••••••••••-••••••••.• ;. ••••••• .,. m rou.s ... .,,1 a., •••~ 3 Bedrooms gi~.r~m~~:r,:~··ge!'n~e: YAU.ti REALTY . ' 3 Bedroom Pooderos.11 . HAllCMM P•rk Plac_,, model ~I . ve ar 'N E W 3 8 R 2 'h b a 1\-ti Years new. T1lke ad-H ·-Townhse oej&f beaches, In Irvine for a low finance.SJ.49,500 PRES~.,.. $31,500. TWO 1''ULL LAGUNA NIOUEL; 5"I a 1101KIMGS10~ DAILY 10-5 ' vant11e of seller& hard om es 5hoppina and schools. BATHS. Asaoc. pool and ouper 4 BR .. 2\i 0. .. dln. A llG FAMILY NOMI s.a... F.._ Ill. .. , .. wort and tant.tic up. $Sl.~. gradlng. lncludlna: 2 wood covered patios, Spanish tile entry Mnd family room. Custom drapes . Decorator wallpaper. Priced to sell ut $68,500. Buy now und save!!! .. park. 1-'reishly decor<lted rm., rum. rm., 2 frpl.; The original owners o' this giant and vacant for r .. 1 ~. gourmot kll Pool ' c upancy. Better che7k $74,500 • · ra bhling 5 tx;droQrh, 5 bath home offer Builder's Closeout thi s todMy ! EMERALD BAY; ran· t ir ome ot 22 yeat'S tQlhe next large RAISOR'S laslidam.home;58R., . live family tbat wants "real REAL TV INC. 714/846-1371 4 bu .. formal din. rm., ewport livh1g". 6n the largest lot In REALTORS den, WCI bar, 2!rpl., dlx. aySh Ol'CS, With I\ fine IOW IO!ISC kitch .. 3 ai:ur., v iew. } ~ 1 5250.ooo unt fort 1e next 18 years, this is the ~UPEllll f-fOM ES >141 C•mpus NB 541·HS5 ~Ollloodol040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRM.IVEL llEACH 41R. ASSUME $23,250 Prime are;.. Dramatic entry to e1eganl living roo m with · e normous 'tone firep l ace . Wifesaver garden view kitchen. Dine. Ball room sized family room over- ·1ooks covered dance pavilion & lush grounds. Sweeping s tairs to second i>tory suites in· eluding huge hideuway masttlr. Take over 5o/~'i'o 1-'HA. NO NEW WAN COSTS. $245/mo. pays all . Owner mu s t sacrifice. Hurry!! Coill 963-7881 . OP1Nl1t9 ·11'!i 'U~IY01!N'(f 1 • .•...... ,., .. ,.;; ~ . . -~ ~; '-~ ~~t:,, ! .. ~..:~~~ THE REAL ESTllTERS -Real E;.staie byM&AY POOLS.FOR YOU LARGE OR SMALL Good loan a~umptions . Large, sharp homes or s mall homes lhal need some help. Give us a call for lop value. 842·9371 FOUR BEDROOM WITH Big & Spacious 3 & 4 Bedroom SirHJle Family Homes Builder pays 6542 Sego•lo C lrc. Sf'AllKLlNG POOL horne. ll1:aul F'rancis. Ftns. 4Bll 2 "2 bu, parent!! retreat, £rplc in f11m rm, spacious Lile en· try, quiet cul-de-sac. 4523 Campus Dr .. Irvine Campus Valley Shop Ctr. CALL Bll-8600 all your l"'Riil closing costs. ~ $74,500. SBEDROOM LOW PRICE CORNER Room for all of your teenagers in this 2300 sq. ft. home. Convenient to schools, shopping, pool, tennis and parks. Two lovely patios for enter· taining. A real value at $62,900 t.I From REAL TV INC. $53,990-S56,990 714/846-1371 As low as 10"/odown•P"---'---'-'-- if you wis h SEACUFf- 8l1o J11terest Avail. .Walk to leach At tliese low prices and interest rate you cannot afford to w ait 4 BR, 3 Ba; Bonus Rm, Cov. Patio. 3 Car Gar,. Open l ·ti daily. 900-1709 RAISDR'S REALTORS BETTER SEB ·TllIS 4523Campus0r.,Irvinc ONE! ll won't last long. Campus ValleyShoPCtr. Plenty R.V. parking on CALL 813-8600 giant lot, 5 min. to oct!an. 1---------- LOCA 'l'BD ON1"1·1E 2 yrs old, 3 UR, 2 Ba , OWNER ANXIOUS N.J.·.:. CORNElt01'' great buy at $50,500. Ow n er purchased a GULD~NWES'l' Owncr.847 -SJt!.a townhouse & mu.st "ell'. & SLA'J'ER IN • "' JI UN'flNG·roNUEACH ·~·-1044 Sharp 3 bdrm .. l:Y., ba.; ;\CHO.SS t'llO;\I ••••••••••••••••••••••• nicely lndscpd. Xlnt NBW HUNTINGTON . 4 & FAMILY cond. Will sell VA /FHA, only $41 ,950 CEN'fHAL J'>1\llK · ME.XT TO PARK BARGA.IN!! SALES OFACE.OPEH Whal a location? Next to Here it is! Brentwood 11 AM-DUSK Park, Pool & Tennis in a model. full ·3 bdrm .• l :Y.. 847-9856 beautif ul pride-of-ba., l ush red carpets; ownership J rvi n e prof.decor.Ownermust ·planned community. A 4 sell! Present all offers! LA CUESTA Vlui lmmac. 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm. Close to beach. Owner. Appl. 960-1348. DESERTBI SPANISHC.t,SA 41R2STY +pool $42.900 BR, fam-rm. air-cond. $19,250 home that looks BRAND · ORG N •• ., NEW; $51,950. Call M A ~TY 644·7211Agent 552·4222 UNIV.PARK BUILDER'S Don't lo>e thi> "best puy" in a 4 bdrm .• 2,000 sq, ft. townhouse. Owner CLOSE OUT anxiou>; >ubmil olle.! This is an opportunity of Reduced to $53,500. Ask a lif e tim e. Choose forLorrainc. between the few remain-PETIIT REALTY ing 3 & 4 Bil, 2 sty free 552-7000 standing homes, Univer .1---------- Park. 1'hcse ne w & Univers ity Park Village eleganthomes fcature Ill, 3 BR, atrium, frplc, • f'amily Room upgraded & landscaped. •2i12:Billhs ~41:1 ,500. By Owner . •Formal Dining ll.m 552-0461.i •Upgraded plush carpet- ing. LOCJUftCI leach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CltARMING condo; buy of a lifetime for you ! Steps lo Pacific IJ>larKi Village: 3 private sandy beaches, keep a sailboat BR .. 2 ·~ ba ., din. rm.. on the sa nd or in 011e or your five d en, 2 rrpl . P.11tio. Cl ubhouse, pool. $64,500 garages. Seven separate areas for e11- PEG ALLEN · te rtaining; an .outstanding patio urea Rf~!-J~lo~l." ~!4~!78 \Vith large_aud lush el'lDtings; and a "-~ · giant master beilrOOm ~uite Witb sun .A-Olan REAL ESTATE "100 (,o, "'"'>" • ~I 4,,4 'J~'I '.I~ r JlC $35,000 ! Enjoy htd. pOOl, cabana, privacy & vu that go with this big 2 Br. own-your· own. TWOl''ORONE 3 Bdrm., 21h b.a. home + 1-BR & ba w /kitchenette, w tsep. entrance & priv. encl. (Julio. Many extras! Only3 yrs. old &a buy ut only $58,250 .i\1 1SSION ilEALTY •• 494 -0731 •• OCEANFRONT deck and fireplace are all highlights. The home is clear and qualifies for at least a $125,000 loan. YOU CAN "TRADE JN" A LOCAL PROPERTY AS YOUR DOWN PAYM.ENT ! Asking $172,000 -2672 Cirde Dr. Open 1-5 p .m . Call 675-7225 Me-wport Beoch I 06t Hew~tt Beach 1069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXPAHD YOUR STYLE OF LIVIHG Enjoy this bea·utiful Lieto Is le home. with easy care patio .. tennis & beaches. Come . & see this s pacious 5 bdrm., family rm., loc~ted on 45 ft: ------------No~portloodo 106; Me~..... 106t .............................................. HIWPORT 5"QRl5 2-Sty A·&ame; 3 BR. & 1ep &uest boo&e w/1-Rr, bath 6:~ ll:licb. Walt lo b each , t e nnl1, etc. 184,900 CAYWOODIEALTY * 541-12'°'* s..c1...... 101• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST'LISTIDll . 4.BR, 2ba, Great Oceun BLUFFS CONDO Vie44·~~0RS Beautifully upgraded 3 lOOW . Mariposa,S.C. BR, 211\i Bu . F IR Condo. 492·2100 .i..andscaped patio forl------'--'-'---E-Z maint. End unit SplilLevelTownhome w /privacy & v i ew. By Owner-3 Br, 2\.11 Da. $76 500 custom crpt.s, drps, 2 '.. • ~ • • • * • • • • • patios, lge cov'd deck, pool. .p /P golf. Walk lo HARBOR VIEW lenni> club. New cond. $4$,9$0, $7,000 down at MONTEGO ... %. , ... ,...,oc.,,..9329 r eves. Enjoy the Vl.EW roml---------- lhls 4 BR, 2 BA. F /R S-.S.- homi! w /many upgrades. Capi1..._. I 078 $79,500. • •••••.••••••••••••••••• A unique & stunning home for the discerning & s ophi s ticated . Designed by Stuart Woodard AJA. There arc towering ceilin g s. sc ulptur a l detai l s thruout, fine:;t quality workmanship, skylights, wood, g lass, l ovely BEAUTJ.f'UL 3 hr, 2 ba garden> & terrace. Sep. JOIN OUR GROUP mdl. home. Nr.' schb & The price is right & possession is fast . To see it is to buy it! $136i500 ••••••••••• artist's studio & inner LIDO REALTY Beach. Lg. fenced yd. courtyard.$475,l)X) 3377 Yi Lido 737300 R.l.Solu ..... 11 Must sell . $4.5,950. TURNER ASSOC. o • H.B. 6 r . Hnded for-offico., .'_499-_l_M_o_a_ll_. 5_P_M __ _ 1105N.Csttlwy,Laguna Callnow:673-7601 3'Br, l lh Ba, WW crpL'i. 494-1177 . ~~~.~~~ •••• !?~~!~.~':'!::~~~~~ ... !?.~~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~~.o:!;1 i~r:::a.p:~i~; Divorce forces Sale North boat storage avail. 1 mi . V. • • 282" 3 e 2 Sh • L HARBOR lrom Duna lfufbor. Uy "w . . . . r, .• ,., annn a B.i, Fam. Rm, Din. Rm., dd .,, bdr VIEW Owncr,$37,950.49J..8280. Sundeck, w/view. Pool Tree hi en 4 ms., . See this prize wiMer 2 s iz e yd . By Ownr. 3~il bat~s. Courtyard.en· HOMES. Fantastic buy, BR, den. 1'"ully lndscp'd, $59,500.495-11&4. try with P~l.ynesian $10,00_0 belo~ market. decorated. Up•radc0 Outasite ! POOL. Lge. d1rung rm. & Be t f I t nd BBQ • • Mission Vie1'0 1067 family rm. Unusual au 1 u. pa 10 a . thruout. Sunny patio, F n'a,1,· .. ocean vu area. V1e.w of Fashion bedroom 'g-~-... ~-. A a .. '" · ••••••••••••••••••••••• s hellstonc frplc.; bit-in I d B wveii ., .... Newly painted 4 Br, 2'h kitchen with nook. Call' Is an · ig 2 story on s how place. Unde r .A-Olan REAL ESTATE QOO GI•" "'Y'" ~I 49~ ... ~,, ~~., ~Jl.:O EHCLOSEDPATIO Good carpel and decor in a nice area. Walk to school and shopping. Owner will assist with financing. CALLs.12-9371 Siesta elegance under red tile roof. View park- like grounds. Steps to 21 acres or rolling greens & golf course . F'ormal en- try. Sunken living room. Cozy fireplace. Formal dining & family room. Sweeping stair s to secluded childrens wing, separate master suite. 3 Bat h s, enclosed courtyard patio. Near beach. No qualifying. As· sume 6'h'7o Joan. Take advantage. Dial842-2535. ()Pf" JU 0 • 11s fUll 10M r;· ·r · •C u stom draperies throughout. •Sheet vinyl in kitchen •Genuine tileentrys •Prof. front landscaping w I s prinklers ba, big 9u decks. See it lo 3 BR 2 BA ho for appl. $77,900 Port Charles. call WOl'ld priced at $3$,llOO. 83'1·1165 BEST BUY, Close in, tri-believe it. $99,500 • me w/ Charr111"ng Real Estate556-Tn7. _o_r_4_95_·_04_54_. ----- 11? vel family hom el ""~"""'~"""'~~~"""'"""' family room &view. On- w/Bluebird canyon vu. ly$49,900. Two -s tory. Early a••cHftl-EV We1 .... hr 1098 BY OWNER-3 Br, 2 full baths. din. rm; on cul-de- StiC. Prime Joe., close lo Banning & Bushard. Landscaped yard w / stone slab patio. Walk to beach. $48,500. 968-84SI. Completely remodeled Oceanfront, Woods Cove. OPEN Sal/Sun /Mon. Ameri ca n sty le ; 4 ~ .,_.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• inside & out. Incl. new 6 Bdrm, 4 BA home. 26705 Lope de Vega. bdrms .. 21.fJ ba., lge. ~~-lkG~ ~~~;n:~ r!~ .Sl:S TOW•llOUSE. •Cedar fencing 3 Bdrms-$54,9'.lO 4 Bdrms-$57 ,!1.KI PARK II HOMES carpets & custom fix· S350,000. "ferms. 7 1 ~<;;,_ Call Dover Realty kitch . with bit-ins & S69S West: 1 ilar lures. Beamed ceilings & Own. 494·7156. 645-9070 hdwd . c1.tbinets. Lge. tastig~J~n~i~AST Owner anxious, must frplc in li ving room. . , f ·1y rm brick Crnlc · II 2 y A Large, airy kitchen New Ocean View home. 2 ami v '"' .. INVESTMENT se . r new. great '552-9300 4 +POOL spacious 4 bdrm, 2 bath ""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~"""'"""'"""'~ w /bltins, lots ol cup-Br, 2 Ba . Choose your HewportBeCICh 1069 dbl.doorj.!J\Lrywith slate 549-~12 way lo live. Like new. d o<1 •M~• floor. S~ke roof. Ya ·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;.;;;;;;;;;.J Pool, ·cl'ubO's'e , JBR board space . Hu ge own ecor . ..,., .vvv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3050 Down home with large master -BY OWNER: 'I\utleroc.k Broadmoor. Plan 4C. 5841 Sierra Cicio, Open House Sal/Sun/Mon 1-6, Spectacular ·1 BR, 21h Ba. fo,ormal Din-rm, Rec. rm. Jge patio, proL de- cora l~d & landscaped. bedroom suite. Step out of family area to the sparkling pool where you can relax and enjoy lhc s un. Located close to schools & shoppin g . Owner will sell GI or FHA for only $46,900. Call u s for details at PRO OMTORY cant; 11e this today! 2Y.i:ba, beaut de cor scperate ~taster Suite. M v Childrens level w/2 BR, Laguna Ch arm, 2 l:lr BAY HOMES '$78,000 LIDO ISLE lhruoul.$37,500. Buys you a 3 bedroom, 2 bath elegant former model Condo. With fi replace. Across from -pool, tennis and sauna. TVroom,bath,seperatc home.JB!ocks tobcach, Luxliry wate rfront '"'·141-' entrance,deck,&fenced $57.950. hom es priced from yard. Room to expand. Opeu IJouse Sat &Sun 1"5 $210,600. SS ' waterfronts. S79 500 "B O · · 1262 Catallnu, LB ' . y wner SAN DCt\S"I'Lt.: RE1\L 607 Bays ide Drive, $30.500 497-1816. ES"l'A'l'E Newport Beach. 673-3000 ll . Many xtras. $75,ooo. PRIME AREA. 633·9075 <Owner has in-.. in 1w1onarch Bay Ter- active R. E . lic.) race; this Jge. & well "962-4471 r.1:)546-8103: 897-0321. 3 Br, 2 Ba, Frpl, Patio, -Oversz'd Lot. VA /Fl-IA , Loan. $41,000 963·4339 Ownr. 1-----~===-1 landscaped lot..,,.;ocean PRICED for Quick Sale, views & courtyard en- by owner. $48,500. 10'/o trance, e nhtlnce the Down. 3 BR. J:i'am-rm, charm of this 4 bdrm., 3 lndry rm, cent. air, shg bath + family rm . SOUMD crpts, no.wax flooring. home; good functional cus t . drps & concrete. design, exceptional con-Spiral StOircme Franciscan Fountains by the sea. New Orleans model, court yard entry, Ma s ter w /priVate den/relrea't, dressing rm & vanity! Family rm, patio kitchen-all ceramic tile-views custom pool. 2850 Sq. ft.-vacant? Bkr 962-SSll. IMTERESTIMG? Lush lo-maint. lndscpg. struction, makes this an 4 Comfortable s ize Comm. Park&Pool.4101 ideal investment for the bdrms, 2 '1aths, built-in Glenwood St. (Green-large family at $119,SOO kitchen, fireplace, heavy tree) SSl-2100 5 · · · · -shake roof, covered .cc.co.~::_=c.:.._----ii.wfK;aIP& patio. & offering GI & EXCELLENT ~Il'\l17 FHA terms at the price G r eenbelt location 499·2800 of $35,950. Call iJ your in-makes this 3 bdrm .. 2 =====------ -Rea!Estate terest ed ! 963-5671 or bath. a charmer in dc- 556-7035. s irable UN IVERSITY PARK. Sec it today! ONLY $48 ,500 PETTIT REAi.TY . 552-7000 3 IDRMS+pool UN l~:~~~PARK $40,500 Village 1, 4 BR, 21/a Ba. f'reshly painted & re-corner loc. backs up to decorat,d in & out, in-greenbelt. $54,500. full YOU G.ET A IONUS! eluding lush carpeting! price. Open 12-5, Sat/Sun Just a few of the many &. Mon. 4351 Wintersweet byM&AY Bonusroom that is, in a f I 2 b h ea ures are at s , Way. 552.3947 prestige neighborhood. built-in kitchen , & --'-'-'------- Familyrm, sep. dhtin· manicured yard with ---------· gr m • L a C u es la covered patio & beautiful E IDorado model . heated swimming pool. VILLAGE UVIHG 968-4456 Low down terms at only IT'S A $40,500. Call 963-5611 or A real experience awaits the new owners ol this 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo with its soft, soothing interior ·and landscaped patio that opens onto lighted .greenbelt. Quiet cul-de· s ac location near pool and shopping. $44,500 lncl. land. GOOD FEIUMG, 556· 7035. A CATHEDRAL -CEILING, in LR, DR, Fm Rm! Unique step.up famrm with firepl. & · freeforrn graphic on wall. Stone entry-Garden r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; kitchen. Assumab)c loan. ~ Stroll to beach! ONLY $45,900. 968.4456 'THIS IS IT" Assumable VA loan in finest area. Compltly up. graded thruout. Short CTL buys this Garden Paradise. Easy pay- m ents. 968·445'6 ANS Wiii TO YOUR DllEAMS A plush home, countless up1rades. -Added on Gameroom. 4 Bdrm, famlyrm, delightfully dffOrated. 968-"456 SEACLll'F loc. 4 BR, 2~ Ba, Jse brick patio, coq1p. lndscpd. 536--7625 HUGE CORNER 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. very clean with upgraded shag carpets & covered patio. Last Sflle in tract, $44,900. Good financing available. Only$4l,900. lt -: . . . . . . 962-4471 t:l:J 546·8103 ~ VISleN llALTY 552-7500 S.rLoc.-! University Pnrk lwnhse RmlEMINT ! ! with ideal greenbelt loca· Excellent ror retired or lion. 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths, starter home. Clean, nice air·conditioninM and up- neighborhood. walk to grading, Price o( $59,SOO !il.ores, bike to beach. 3 incl. lhe la nd. Bedrooms, 2 batM, nice ~· fenced yard. Assumable loan. $42 ,000. Call for showing. Bkr536'8836. VISleN Aulhootlc s.-lsll RIALTY Real South or the Border l .... ~~S ... 5~2~·~7..iS..iO..iO~~~ feel, just blocks to beach.1: TWO FOR ONE Ti-IAT'S WHAT YOU GET in this unique home. Located high up on Lagu n a 's famed Riviera coastline WJA PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE OCEAN. Unusual 3 BDRM. f'LOOR PLAN SERVICED BY 2 11.i BATHS, 1-BDRM. & BATH WITH KITCHENETIE, HAS SEPARATE EN - TRANCE & PRIVATE ENCLOSED PATIO. The main floor has semi- formal \iv. rm. W/OPEN BEAM CE ILI NG, SLIDING G L.ASS OPENS TO SUNDF.cK WITif OCEAN VIEW. Step-saver kitchen has BUILT·IN RANGE & OVEN , DISHWSHR .. DISP . & CERAMIC TILE SNACK BAR. This Laguna home is only 3 yrs. old & has some uni· que features. ocrered for only $5B.250 Low Int. Loan AvaiL MISSION REAi.TY 985S. Ci;t Hwy, Laguna P"-494-0731 RESORT U'flMG .. with style; adjoining the E l N iguel Golf Course; includes your own private pool & jacuzzi. Tasteful decor & dramatic design enhance this 3 bdrm .. den&2 bath home; it awailS your in- spection & approval at $109,500 VACANT HIWPAIMT Sbarp I 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, fire place, pro· 1-loa•ll1 l .... c • ...i. VA/ftJA terru. Must Remodeled to incJd huge multi-purpos e a rea w/Spanlsh fplc. 3 BR's .s uite, cantina kitchen serve11 dining rm, tile on· try I $43.500. UY'.41 Down t mtl~ll@~ ~13~ EXCLUSIVI!: Turtlerock 4g9.2aoo Terr. home by UCI. ~Br, ---------1 ..u.~.um 116-71tl LOii J. aa;1~"' Coado, ..:•o:t::.•"1162"""'·55"1"'1 ____ 1 ~oaly • ...._ T..U., The fqtesl draw in the ,.=~ .. 11119tooeua Wat ... a Daily Pilot liJ'-llil. -Claasllled Ad. 642·5678. • • 2\.11 Ba, den, frml din. 3 car gar. Util. rm & pan- try. Lg lot w/vlcw of Fa s hi o n T s l~nd & Catalina. Nr, schls & 11hop'g, $14.5,000. By appt. only . 19161 Woodford Terr. 833-0.508. VIEW : Ul'l'l!:R 3 ARCl-1 BAY 2UR 2•,1>11. wood· glass ·con tcmpor11ry ' Splil le vel. Really dif· ferent. $97,500, f"or ;:ippt, to see, cnll 831 ·Zl12 or 8.11 ·9-111 BONO REALTY INC. • • • 19•1·8025 L"'JllllO Higuel I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Poul W B~un1f,.·ld & A ~· oc S4Q-850S OUR COMMUNITY IS 1========= GETTING READY FOil SUMMER FUN A'fTllE SEASHORE . WlfY DON 'T YOU JOIN US"! SPACIOUS IlOOMS and comfort.able living for some lucky family need- in g 4BR. panoramic ocean vu-a nd VACANT $116,500 JUST f\10VE IN to this delightful 3BR. The de· cor11ting has been done for you .......... $89,500 I · . ...... . SOMEl'HING OF "VALUE" Exceptiona l 4 BR, 3 BA home in cxclusiv~ Dover Shorcs-We;-tcli[{ area. Lux. lndscp'g, beaut. de- corated. Fee land. Good financing avail. CALL64UOl2 LIGllT & BRIGHT Great for Kids & Parties. 4 BR or 3 BR/Den. Bi.8 sunny patio. l \."i Lol!i. Al· tractive financing., By 11ppt. 675·7542 REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 IilobiloH°"'" IUTTERRJES For Solo ' 1100 ARE FREE with this ••••••••••••••••••••••• lovely WESTCLIFF 4 SETUP 19.5.5 Flamingo B.R. 2000 S.Q -ft. home on 8'x35' 10x20' Cabana al· htgbly desirable Street. tached. Call : 645-32"1i 0 w n e r t r a n s re r r ed .1~~"'-'-"='-'-=-==- $84, 900. Prine. only BIGBEARLAKE please. Agent. 549-<812 or 12'x60' 2BR, patio, shed. 646-6710 S7900.0wnr,S52.-mo ~""~ 673-2493. ' BARGAIN price for fast sale. Beaut. condo com- plex. 112 unjts, rented as apts. Projlicted '15 in- come approx. $300,000. Giant pool, jacunl,-gym, garages. For sale or trade doy.-n. 7% T.D. By owner. Mr. B., 400 N. Acacia, FulJerton. <n:.,,) 879-9744 • • .. " ' f.' • Cov Perft p'lus $&40( --~m ;nu r (' 1$2·1~ I THE n\0-cOmp 10 n centc S14M ' $21 ~ 9~ Juat : 01"' L 6Unl 5Uni East Units neve1 Wenl ltlr&C 'M~sa . .. R.J ""'e • •. Aasut " '11• d ,, Mes t bedr1 Own< w i l down ' .·SAL ,, Unus1 + expe1 ~Ocia , C•ll Soutt ·~ •DE blk l( • 2BR. • (4) ·e~clo acre " Yea, A: TRIF ~/O'A 1, Crplc , Yeaa " I s Lo bean •b•al 3. l f (oine I F Xlnt . Full) Nod1 ! J 81 'bedr1 , duplt 1.side. hper I ;_nalr. 1 !or e """ I • ·. L~ s Oc JJliop 1~WY ,~es. it'1owr ~,,sell . ~lb.is ,}~~01 RI Brok '3Jrea1 Mak ,Jl38, ,1n v ·~ tots • •••• "' ' '" • "' .,., 1, ., 11 " .. 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Bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• UCr. 1helt.er•, apprl;l('ia· Colla :.;•cM;o$565 mo. m· Harbor 181'!;d.~e::* p~ d '>uble g .li r aa::e. plu1 ~~:,n::~1ep;,:·;~i!& 846-28$6 MEW DUPUX $17$. z hf<, :i11ngle sty, PAIK ME~ C:·~ •••. · $110,000. and lUt. COH'!'L· •t.:.Cltu Ill.._ Sl9S. mo. All,Wl incl. No ~arpor!, £.: lwrge fenced t~. N~ ~I.a. Avl. 6121 ~·•• Uafrw1. 3600 Oi:l uxe split-level: 1300 beam .. ~~ii ... cpta, "'!'.~· APART~ "' '""""' ""' ,,.._ pell Ad tu oo1 R.llt yard.Clo1et.o5hc)pplng lc $38$ s.sz.8797 Ref · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq ft, 2 bdrm w/loll -den, ~9 ~. W:..Uace. Go Uach*llorl or 2 2127 E. Coast IJwy s.s.Osz2 u , y, • bu1 Une . io"'ree re nta l · · Ii-MIW DUP\.IX frplc. plush c~. home· d1r e(l . tlt6-88H3 or BcdrOOfT\ll and 675-4392 11er vice. 64.6·7711. Open a BR .• 2 ba. sep. homo; Del ll 1 1. like lil O r ~ge. wa lk-in $45-7628 Townhou.st."' __ __::..:.:c_:::_:=.._ __ IMewport leedl 3169 EvC11. overlooks adult pool f~"~ t!f 1' ev; ' 1300 closets, bath & g ue11t T 1 m Pool , to"r . $229 .50()pen9·6 't.h for ... 220 ••••••••••••••••••••••• j acuzzi " park Avail, sq ' rm w oft·den, bath, bltn gas range & "' * rop c * Daily .. • RE/lo.!o.TYINC. •;~; •••• :.-••••••••••••~ LIVEONLID01SLE JW1e.$3&S.644·16is . rrplc,plulih crptg,hom~· uvc n, patiu dl!ck, 2 car 2 ~r. cpts, drpt;, bl tru;, S pa.Pooh>:rcnnis 28r 2 Ba onb'~mo. like s tor a ge, wa lk0 1n enc lo!ied garage w/laun· j p1 ra l Slotlrcase, rcal Acro~s rrom }o'ashletn (213) 7 9.l·042"1Collect L•.-•le•ch 3241 clotiela, bath & guest dry room. f'ay unlyelcc-frplc,refri~.palio,gas & Island al Jamboree on 'lc;;;;;;~~~W~~-1:-_:~~~~~~~-:-1·•••••••••••••••••••••• b•th. bltn HW!i range & tric. Adults. So. or Coast water pd 548-1168 San Joaquin I-I.ills Road. ' .• 714/146,1371 f, · l'ORT ARMA f;..,_ rrop..+y 2000 LAGUM.t. '!•·•!!•~••.a•.•••,••••••• IP\'ile• )'OU to inspcct ,Pill= ..... •v their pano.r11mie view HoutHU•fw 'lltd OCEANFRON'f Laguna oven, patio dec::k, 2 car Jlw)', S IJlks from l.lt•a(•h. I J 644--0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmac. 3 Br. Hlt1ll>, frpl, Roy<1leCondo l br 2 1Ja enclosed g11ragt:w /laun· $425 . 435 c:olrlc ntot1 , CHILDR~Ok 714 190 ,...,..~ 11 l t e 1 overloo kin g $325. Water & Gardcnin 2000 sq. ft. e"~· frpi. Sec'. dr,Y roo1n . l'ar ()n]y elc1:-C o r u 11 a d l' J r..1 a r 2 Ur <t Pl:i $170. l'ools, Cl)ts C.ener• 3202 Pd . 275 Uro ;1dw ay. guard . 5795 mo. Llic. tru:.Ad ults . .SO.ofCou:sl (7 14 )675·\13:11 &drps.548 -71111 . • L/lo. PARISIENHE ' ~ ~ 1,750 beuu11ru1 Lnauna Beach. C'ovln1 t on •·pl ~x . BKR494-9388. Perfect location. $1000 MOIMtaJn. DeMrt ••••••••••••••••••••••• S33·31~ Adu.Its only. 714-4!"fJ.2771 llwy, 5 blk!:i from beuc.ti. $425. 43$ Coldcnrod, Cha rn1 l11g cor. I Br, sun- FREE >'RE"" .._ __ ._ .. _, V....__ 1214 ""' ,,_.. ... ,. -r Spect acular Oceanfronl Corona del Mar. (714) dcl·k. tu rt!IU1t.-d Li1dy, Nv •Professlona!Service• •••••••••••••••••••••• Condo. on rocks over -675-933'1. pets. 673-627:1'/64-l·0.1•19 pfias c111h liJ)t!ndab)~ on Reaort • 2400 -~!_0 down ptiymenl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •LAMDLOltDS• 3 BR, 2 BA Condo. acros:s looking sccludod beal·h. 2 • , , Ho•ri+.~tte·r"I ......, Mlle-Square. I>arL -~..Jg\...2 8a ,1''rplc,iilt1ir:sto N~~· :I UR., 3 B.a . :t BR, frpl . blt~1~. tit:(• • , -mo. Avl June l. 839-6453. beo.c h. $450. µ/nw. yr C~p1stna_no-Beach, ocean hwll~her, i'IUUtlet!k, po..H . 42·9,..,0 , lease Adults 49'J·:l25l or view , (!bl gar. rrplc, nr adults, no pcls. $250. yr. Callrorola'aLllrgt..ist VACANT. Huge 4 Br, 2'hi 821.1710 · :school. $290.1-528·5101 ly,673-1 41Hevl.~/wk nds ..-_. ... $900 per month:-• c "k V • 1· • 38R 1tiarry , cull (7lt > c aca 1orL , { 1u .I7oo 2DA, $13.500. Roi;:.ar1to INVES1'MENT 8 e " 0 h • r..I e " DIVJSJON 7t.4/'87~7G42 . TllE REAL tSI'A'l'ERS •RentalServiee:!• b a • P r es t i g Va ca t 2 B; $140 C M 2 neighborhood. $17$, per Br -::.a. sf10. 2 'Br'T.'lI. ~o . A s k f o r Ke at ............. --••••••••••••••••••••••• llolbool~aod 1706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\rchitect Oes it!rH.'(.i 'l'wo Luxury to-.-.•nh1'lllSl'S, 2 br stutliu, 11Jt1u. frplt• $.')OU mo. Rcar·2 br, 2 decks, N0-5' unit apt bldg!"" ' completed ror sale, C osei to m;ajor !!ho pping cenler. I sl yr write-off. 114M, 536·2579; 592·0010 $2000. Tultelilole ob 9 Htg Bch Triplexes ""' just bit 1·2·&3Br·Patio 2002 Hu11,lington Open dailyT-S. 539-6779 CAHYOHLAKE Sparkling , clea r lake •Urrounded by private coves, sandy beachcs, marinas, water skiing, fishing, golf. 90 Minute dri ve-i.~or m a p info. 1·674-5250. CALIFORNIA P"ROPEJ<TY EX · OIANGE N.B. $195. 2 Br ·r.J-l. $255. l -'962.::_".:.4:.:7.:.1 _____ --J CdM .Agt.979-SO> Huge 3 Or, corner lot HUNT OCH pool, 2 Br, stove, child, pd. $220. HUNT OCH 3 Br, Z Ba, kids, pel, garage. lea se option ok. Ne cond. inside. Singles C h i ldren, Pets ok Barbara 963-6739 Moss Point Oceanfront-Lovely large hom e o n s p acio us grounds, private tennis courls & y our own be"ch ! , $1500 mo, Lse. Rita Myers Real Eslate. 494·5420 or 960.1701 BAY Fil.ONT, 2 bedroom, fr1>lc, $-125 n 10. Co1nple- garage, fireplace, patio. lion June 15. Le;1:.e. 409 Co rn c r pr o p c rl y, Iris, Contact l'.1rt~r. 213t downstairs in duplex. No R ,p c k w u u 11 O r , dock, but beautiful view Sac ramen1u . l!al. 910 /483-5·150. "'-ff-' INdt 324 Loguna Mi'JHI 1252 over No rth Bay front . ..,.~~~~-- ••••• :;::'~•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fully furnis hed, includ-Costa Mesa 1824 LET'S1'RAOE! BIG BEAR l..AKt: Sharp c oibin. dbl lot, 1•1:i yr old, lplc, comp furn'd. 1"1n'g uv11 il. $16,750. Bkr. M . V. 2 Br, kids, pet, $265. M.V. 4_8r, 2 Qa,kids, ~ N .B. 2 Br, 2 Ba, rrpl, bc'h F1JRN. bacb , appl, util ... ~~i!i;;;as Fireplace. 4 Bedrm 2 bath Th': Shores, ocean side.: ing washer.-and dryer. home. Crpts, <irpl;, bltns, pnv. ~Olllm ... 3. Bil.., ~ Ava ilable as sub-r ental OW, beaut-tandscaping. ~a., beam cc1! .• all bltns; now to June 14th. ~lo per Ask for Bev or Joe $350. incl: tras h compactor &1 _w_ee_k_._C_a_ll_ .. _· _•_·1_742_·_. _ _, mo. 963·4569 ' rcfrig., e arl', drps, clc('. Avail. summer/winter ; 4 6 Unit1i Newport. lits 5 Units Costa Mesil East Side. Greut Units, w.e ll-maintuincd never vac&nt. Owner Or!l'M)e Couftty __ *_6c.4:.:2c.·99::.c.c0:.:0;._* __ I BEAU'l'IFUL La Cuesta Property 25.00 lalboa It.land 1206 Ur, 2 Ha , close to school 835-8484 eye garage. S425 Per mo .. "Carly·, l:.t & last, bdrm. uppcr duplex apt. ~ Deluxe lhruout, deck. ~·6'18;1 Salisbury ll.lly673-6900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & beach. $450. 962·2734 llent or Lease 4 BH house, Corona del Mer 3722 Fireplace. J BR, Z BA, Laguna 1-i ill s. 581-5500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• new paint, bltns , close "Mon lhru Sal 10-G. 2 B 1 b f 1 Li So 1 shopping & schools. $310. --. . r. u, .rP •pa o. o J\-1 o Ask for Uev or Joe 4 BR. fi replace, family hwy . Avt:1il June 15. $295. 963:4569 ' room, 2 car garage. s;JGO. .547-0'.193 /496·1981 -.-;::~:--::~~--:--::==I J""""''~m""'o. 4!i9·2344· Costa Mesa fl'l..0VEL'iLaCuesta 3BR . -,-•.. , 2ba home for lease. N :i BJ<. 2 ll' ~"·• 2-s tOr) ••••••••••••••••••••••• wants exchange for ---------•I BAYVIEW Duplex. 4 br, Z larger complex Costa OM LOS COYOTES ba, bllns, cpl, gar. 110 ·M~s~ or Newport lkh r-oLF COURSE Sapphire, 714·615-~1 or • 644-4674 ... 213-317-7688 · · · EA Custom French architec· .~RW R L-ESTATE lunl 2 sly . home )o llalbcHoPooiolllla 3207 1724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Off lo-Pait. 1 Br. Adulls no ~ts, d s bwhrs. s hag c pts, closed g arage, f r1>lc-, BBQ. Gas & water pd. Pool L/lo. MANCHA A.l'TS 778 Scolt Place. c r..1 ti42-50'J3 CASA VICTORIA l ,2 &38r. Unflltn/fi\lrn fr. $169.50 gas/wtr. pd. Adults-No Pets Sec. gate Pool, Rec. Rm., Elevator 525 Victoria. 642---8910 ~ ENTERPRISES Buena Park . 4 br, 4 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~,=~~=="-'===1 fam. rm ., central a ir, Bay view-2 yrs old Jsly, 3 7 °/o jac u zzi bathtub, Br /38a.$6 10mo,yr.lse d Gourmet kilch. Bltn sec. or sale . 675·6621 /646-2125. •. Assumable loan availa- system . Auto. gar. door, C • Ir •--L 32 8 fee to.,.,.nhouse . sea Terr .. cc. LOW RATES Ocean view, co mmun •$8.60Night&Up Pork~L.ike pool & te nnis . 1\vail. •Studio & 1 BR Apts Sur~ ,. Qle on this north Colla J car garage. Pool. J600 opll •no~ I '·Mes a 4·Plex . All 3 sq. ft. Magnificent view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •COti.1 E to the ocean 1h mi. 2 & 3 BR rrom $195 $4-05. No fee June 15 . $425 Monlh. •Water Beds .. 4·1618 •TV & Maid Se1·v ,\v:.iil DELUXE 1, 2&3 r Apls P vt Patios--f-ltd Pool •Phone Serv, Htd pool •·•, I" bath 'ts ~",000. BLUFFS Duplex, Crpl. ........_ m , ·1"4 • um . -• . Mission Yie1·0 1267 Own. ill h I r. GRISHAM-patio, 2 hr, 2 ba. Best 2BR C ONDO I •Childre n & Pet Section Nr. Shop'g~Ad.1ts Only • $5. off weeks rent w iad Martinique Aph rw e p 1nanee * ,pou.••••••••••••••••••••••• with m · n · PITALNICK area . $28$ mo. Yr ly. I bh A l ""1311 1 1 mum REALTORS $1,500 3 .Summer mos. -'=u=~se~·=·=·~-.:::.=::...-1 BARC ELON,\ 2 br, cpts, 2376 Newport Blvd. CM 1777 Sotnta Ana Ave, CM i down-$89~9~ .• • 714·523-Zl84 '673·3222orS47-4212 BEACllWALK Condo. drps, bltns, air, patio, "SlLES OPEN I NGS ~ 213·694-lZM CorolHI del M.-3222 New, lg. J br, 2 ba, clos fncd . yd , no J>L't.S. $270. _ _c5cc•_:•·..:9.::75::5c:o::'..:"'.::5cc·396=7:.._ 1 ~gr Apt 113 646-5542 1• unus ual opportun.itv for to be a c h . $360. mo. 830-5891 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581 0887 1 e~IJ:flrienced Realtor f As-,....__. f Slat SPACIOUS duple x. 3 be, 2 · Mewport leach 3269 soc1ate. ...,.. o e p rty 260 ba, bltns, ni;. water $375. New, A Landmark 1-lome. •••••••••••:••••••••••• • • • • rope O c 11 5542561 4 Br, large fa mily rm, 2 BRAND new Newpo.ct HOLIDAY PLAZA DELUXE Spacious l Br, rurn apt. Pool. Ample parking. AdulL'i. no pets. 1:.165 Pomona Ave., CM Call 545·84i4 Associated ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 owner -. eve. story, crpls, drps, fncd Terrace condo. J Br, 211'i ' 1 South Coast Brokers . 14 DELUXE ti•or l~ease Exec. type yard, close to beach. Ba. SJS(). mo. Adults, no •Tropical Pool• • DELUXE 1 UNITS, 1 UNITS model home wilh _ocean mo. 10-6; 963·4581, after pets. 675-5800, Bkr, no I Br, c pts, drpe;, bltns, blkl 12138R (5) view, 3 Br,~ Ba, prof. &wke nds: 751-6461 fee .. --------I patio. All ut1litit-s paid. ooce an. , 14 Deluxe unils for the landscaped . Spyglass ·-548·1168 ,. 2BR. Gd. cond wise investor. 4-2 brand Hill near FaJ>hion Island. llouse Fo r Rent ne ar NEWPORT TERR. 3 br, • (4 )2BR HOMESwilh 10-1 br units. Se<:lltt.>d by 552.1781 Beach, ,\v<1 il. J~e l . 4 2'12 b<1, Master s uite, l Bit. prefer middle age ·enclosed garages on 1 enclosed walls. Prime ----------Br. 1 ~4 Ba. Hltns, bltns, fa m rm .• lndry., or retired, no child/pets . . acrclot.Rm.rormorc Las Ve ga s locatio n. 3BR.2BA,$450mo.Year-968-5602 patio,gar .,oceanview on $155.642-5848 'Ii Yeage r Realty. 55&6171 Sparkling pool. Good ly, 609 AcaCia. 644-0till or 15 acre park w/pool. $375 -- ASSUME 70/o VA . s pendable 9'/o loan. 673·1776 ___ 13 BR. l 'r.i BA, £rpL Nr. mo.644 -7357 hm. lach & I Br. Ex- TRIPLEX r-t M Home away from home. Ocean .. ., BR , 8 shopping. Adults. $375. * LUX\JRY c~~o -ceptionally nice. 2110 , ...,..... a esa Anxious owner asj(ing ¥u ; -> •• a .; 962-6962 _., }¥/owner 's JBR 1114ba, + only $212,000. Deluxe un· So. of 1-lwy, 1-'rpl., dbl. Newport Crest 2 Br,2 Ba, Newport II.,· CM. _ 1,lrplc.Centralloc. its -bargain price d, gar.$495.A&.'1..:...673-2222 J BR,2 Ba,nr 0cean. 2 cargar.Wetbar.Ten-2035Fullerton.CM ._YeaaerReally 55tHJ17l Take advantage. C<tll Cot.ta Mesa 3224 $3.50. mo.549-2499, ni s . P ool. $375 /m o . now (714 ) 752-1700. illft. 7:30,551-4390 MS·Ol7l. 1 BR Furn, 2 Ir" closets, 11 Ec;1sts!deUnits. INVESTMEN1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---_ que en size bed , priv, , S Lovely ~ BR homest ~"' l)fVJSION·· ~ 3 BK ., 2 b.t ., bltns, fenced H.V.Hms Carmel 3 Hr. drcssin~ rm, l;!Xtra lrg b ·1· g r I COLLEGEPARIC yd .,g<1 ra~e.S21S M0.J_st (am r m . Extra Nice! r oo m s. e n c l . g ar . e11m C~I In s. rp cs, TU.E RlrAL ESTATERS & L l <U• d I d I I s bag crp~i .. ft<l.Patios + ~ J BR. 2 Bf*. fpl c, r/o, ~s + _.. eposi · $490 1 mo . L .se. w f w/s toragc. A u ts on y. l · 1 BR unils . $12,000. in· Real Estate ref rig., crt"', drps, dble _496·29_:'8 ~f~~.1\1. _ _ gardener. Day S.">R-SJJJ; no pets. co'ine p /mo. 1 &change 2800 g_"r., Blue '.tJ_aven poo), 4 BR, 2 BA Cul-de-sac, nr. Eves640·1785· Nf.:A1' ZBR. 1 Ba, walk lo SOUTH COAS'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• $:195 month 1nclds pool k & hi $380 · I' h INVESTMENT "t • d p . sc s. inc .s ELEG"HT"-V'·w s oppi ng . $Ifl0. m o. Motel owners , ready to re· main °"gar t>ner. grdnr. & wtr. 640-J076 """ -r ""' 642-7154 549-1'.612 tire $15,000. equity pis Roy Mee.de-4 BR, 4 BA . ram rm. den, ~~-'-'-------1 very low monthly pmls. Realtor 1810 Mewport C 0 ND 0 3 br . poo I. 4200 ft. Pool. f-<1ntastic Hunf'inqton 8eadt 3740 on Z BO Condo, Won· Costa M.esa543-TI29 clubhouse . pvt. patio, showcase for entertain-••••••••••••••••••••••• .XJtit locHlion, spendable. derful local. Phone Ko cpl, drps, refrig. $50 pet ing. Un!, $1800 ; ft"'urn. FROM $42 · Fully rented. 10% Down. 496-8167 or write Box 551 rec. $250 rrto. 19859 Inver· $2 2 O O · 6 4 6-804 !I o r WEBCL y Nod~~Ut~ ~~~T Laguna Bch. 9'.!652. 4 BR, 2 BA , fi-pl, Z car gar, ness Ln. 645-7418 752. 73_:~ Executive Suites INVESTMENT Rntal5 huge'-fam. rm. Green-S UPER SHARP :I BR 2 727 Yorktown Blvd. brook. W. of So. Cst . 8 bl b) · H 1• &C ·~ h d y s.&9-0812 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plza. $400 m o. 979-2517 or • a, tns, ock waU, nr as •tMJt. o. "'''~ Ueac Riv at orktown -"'---="-"=----!Houses FvnNthed 554-1998 School .~-963-3612 Has several ouht~ 516-0411 S UMITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• I • 1244 • ho ~ ~--· STUDIOS & I IR• 28R & den or 3BR, ne wl y "NM NNJ tne5 TUii'" ~ '" EASTSIDE GHeral 3 I 02 •••• the beCllltiful lluffs. • t>~ull kitchen COST• MES... ••••••••••••••••••••••• painted /crptd. Family ••••••••••••••••••• 1 •I-teated pool "' """ pref'd. $285mo. lsl & last RENTALS * 3 BR. am. rm .. 2200 FIVE 4-PLEXES Hacienda De Mff• 160W.WU-C.M. BEAu·r1FUL GROUNDS ADUL1'S-NOPE1'S 10 minutes to ocean. Lge I Br $175. Gas & Water incl. Oraperiei>, carpets, gas heat, gas slO\'C, air conditioning. swimming pool, rec. room, w<1.shcrs &dryer s. · l'IHECRHlt LIVES ur TO ITS H/lo.ME Over 500 tall trees and 10 s lr ea m s '4'i th waterralls crc<ilc a rt'- /ax.ing setting for your s pacious new l·or 2· bedroom ap•trlnll'lll J.'rom S.195. Furnlturt• a vailable . Small pets OK . Adults o nly. Of(icc open 9:00 to 6:00, 2300 Fa ir vi ew Rd., Coslt1 Mesa. Phone 545-2300. *Shady Elm Gaideft1* Pool, crpt & drps, lndry, adults. 117 E. 22nd SL Near Beach. 642-3645 . I HR. crpts, dri;ti & bllru;, Adulls . no pcls. 2 Br. unfurn . AllelcL1.r1('. Firepl ace. •rented pool. Ad ults. ~IO. ---!179· laiS GARDEN Apt. t:nc l 'd . Ac ross from golf course Call D-12·40-l4 aft 4 l'M. 20432 Sanla Ana Ave gu_r, 2.llr.. ! ba. (.:pis . ovc~'l~,,.:::.::::.::;_:::.:""c;,:;;,;,,,~ 21 Only. $195 mo. 846-7129 LIVE Nea r The Ucach ! Sl-llNY BRIGllT! 2 br duplex . New paint, bllns, incl'g. wash/dry. Obi. carport . Adults ooly, 110 pets. $2 10. 968-0H.1H C•sa del Sol Beautiful 1\dWt Apt.s F<-$110 21Gtil Brookhun;t, l!B 962-6651 . Slt AHl' 1 br $160, shag '"LUXU ltY BAYFRONT" cpl, drps, bllns, rc£rig. Unobsttucted panoramic No p e t ~. lnq . 2868 view. tJOOSq,[t.,2 BR.2 LaSalle Apt. l ,549·3524 U:J. dbl gar , adults, no 2br, cpts drps SUNDECK pcts. Boal ~li p avail. $225. Or one with I•,\TI ~J.~:6i'~.~i:Js2:b~~l~t . & J>OOL $230. I mm,ac-, no1 -..:....c:::.::.=_:..cc.::.:.:.:=:. pets. Avail6/l, 751 ·1~ WESTCLl1''f' across fr LOVELY 2 br. s p ac . Cuco·s.2 ilR,2 8a,Frplc. patio, crpts, drps, f'/i\ rooms, cpl. nice kitch, heal, gar, walk to shops, brick s nat:kb<1r, patio. $2:40. Adults. 1065 Irvine. Xlnt. localion, rcas. re nt . 642_0'l39 35 1 Victoria . Apl . 357 ·1;;;;;;;;;~;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;; 646-4252 ----MESA. VBlllE MEW DISTINCTIVE 2 leclrOOM. 2 lath 11•- lachelor From $195 HIGHT LIGHTED TENNIS COURTS •Elegant Rec. Pavilion •Hilliard 1'ablt.-s •Pool , Jacuz:l.i, Saun•l Adults only No )X..°'ls SSS P/lo.UU.RIHO tN ewport Frwy So . to Bake r o ffr a mp. 'l'urn ri ~ht at ls\ signal ). 17141549-1302 2 Bdrms., 11,2 b.tth condo with pool. $335 Mo. STEPS TO IE/lo.CH 2 llR, Iba. Winter $!35 2 BR, t ba, unr, $:!S5 3 BR, 2 ba, furn. $375 NEWPORT CREST 2 BR. 2 Ba condo ~ WE HA.VE SUM MEil. RENTALS associated BPOK EllS--REAL TOPS 201' W Bolboa ~'1 :b~I· $355. 3 Br. 2 ba, blk lo bch. No pets/children. Yrly. W-Newporl. 642-1531 2 Br ocean front: lower $350 yrly avl. 6-t. gar 500911:! Seashore 644·4J.10 BAYSIDE 4 br elegance w /beam teil'g., frpl, D/W. patio. $550 m o . 673-57 19 evc/wknd ---Spac.2 Br .2 Ba ,dp\x,~5 2 BR. 2 BA, blt.ns, utH rm, upr /lw r furn. $28(1 Nr. encl gar ., patio. Mature Bch, Ad\t$-IB-8t00. adults, no pels. 752 Scott Pl. 645·.>3S5 2 Br, crpt. diµ;, bl tns, gar. Near shoppi ng, £. s ide. Si 75 . No pe ts . S4H-6357 Mes<1. Verdi:! area. 2 Br, 2 Ba. lower, frplc, gar, etc. Ve ry quiet. Adults $235, 54tt.4l>Jti Huntington Beach 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEZ. OHOAP'T'S 823·1 i\tlanla 1.<!&3 Bit. Priv. i;ar., pool. wa s her. dryer , Close to I.lea ch. 536-0336 HEAR OCEAN 2 & l IDRMS Beautiful studio apts. f'rplcs, blt ns. dis· hwashcrs. 2 car garage. Sundecks . From S275. 536.2579 EASTBLUl-'F I br $!10. 2 br S280. Poo l. fr p\, adults. no pets. 644-47b'1 Beachrront-great view, quiet beach. 3 BR. 2 BA. garage. $600 util incl'd. 645-0245. DELUXE Brand new J br, 3 ba t:on· do. View. AduJLs, no pets. $425. 548-0757 Eas tblufr ·rnhse beaut. apl. 2 Br, J Ha. bltns, frplc. patio, pool , avail. $350. 644-0355 YEA!l.LY -Uloc k lO I Beach. Lrg 3 BR . 2 BA lowe r duplex. G0trage, patio, d s hwhr. $350. 645-4554 2 BR oceanfront, lower 1 $330 yrly. Avl. &-1. gar.; 5009¥.i. Seas hore. 644-43>10 3 Bedroom house, 2·2 Ocean view 1 BR house, 8 sq. fl . Ba y & lights view. •Laundry facilities ~·-·· LB K'd /~IS •1""2 Be's +deposit. 549-Z364 2 R, 1 Ba ... $310 Fcee ulo'l•'t•'es ' ~uum houses. t:1nd iii • • 1 .. -· ""' 2 B New carp., vinyl & painl. • , .duplex. 2 bedrooms each $140. Mobile ~.1\-1. sngls SINGLES Z br . k:ids $16S 3 a::~::_-.-.·.".· .'$38.S-~ 3 Patios. $6SO /Mo. •ft'ree linens /lo.parfmeols fum;shod or Unfurnished 1900 · SPARKLING new spac. 2 Love At 1st lite '' ide. Income now Sl .035 OK . Bach uruts, balboa ~·ss 2 BR kids pe1 g u 8 •Elegant 2 & ram. rm. •TV &maid ser\.avail S N B $1 H B $1.,c .... · · • · ' 3 R, 21/:i Ba ......... $-WO B B Q ,per month. Clean&well 135. · · 45. · · ....,, 3 Br, ap~I . util pd. kids, 4BR,2 Ba.l'arn lo On rront row, "Gold • :i r-· ue 1 mainta.ined. Brkr. ask , -=·~•~t_:97~9~·~84~30"'-------l ....,.t £enc;.-' Coast ", waler \'icw. Th" •Phone se rvice ,.._-1• -, uu. Au g . . . . . . . . .... $425 ... I ·1 · 1 /or Betty at 646-71 71. lalboa Ill.cl 3106 SAVE! 4 br, 2 bt:1, kids, 4 BR, 2\~ ba ......... $450 fin est at S750/Mo. • m1 e to ocean b#1N1119 ••rs 1uN1e>1.11. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet 3 BR ,2•12 Ba,3 Mos. $450 * 3 Bit. 2 ba: end unit. NO INCREASE In suni- • Allcact)ve 4 Be. 3 Ba GRDNR.4 be.< ba, uppL RAISO Huge detk ,<unyon v)cw. moncnl. Beaull bdum ~.··'·· '.-'.'.·:.:.'.. homc, g r e at Ba lbo a fFcUplR.kN)dos'H,pE~Dt,tn,cdb,.g"u't"•I R'S ~Fu','.'°2· U·&J .. ,, .... ,.1., ti.pts Sl65&$175.Spanish ;.,. ·· Island Location. all con-• · ' ~ · ..... " style bldR. pvl encl gar, • ·m;, ..... ~·-::.:<:: pd, gar, $180. Fee/Dkr REALTORS area; g reen bell view; 1 1 venienccs, 2 frplc, sunny O 1 d 1 7 M pool, sauna , rK ry. adlts. · H MEANDERS cu e sac oc. S.'l 51 o. 11301 K• .. •l•on 1.n. 1 blk L-•• leach Unit' patio w/south bay view, 4523 Campus Dr .. Irvine Oth r ~</M · ...... ., · 1 •642·9900• • crs roio...,..., 0 · W. or Beach off Slalcr . Br. S215. Patio. crpts, I & z Br avail. F\Jrn &un- d r ps, beaut . garde n. furn. APPLE AP'l"S. A Im m e d . occupa ncy . unique idea in adult apt Adults. no pcls. S27 W. Jiving. 6700 Warner Ave , Wilson.645-0014 llunt i n g ton Beach . 2 BR 2 B \ , ud ' t141-W41. No lease. Sorry • 'ra 1 st 10 apt. no children orpcts. Bltns. D/W, cplg & drps . ---. --- Patio . S21>5 mo 7ti8 SP1\CIO US 2 & 3 bdrrJ1 , Joann. Agt. ~-l'lll!:ll a pls. Child ren OK. 17391 Li\RGE Grou d-;,-~ b "A "Keelsorr,1 ~1lk .W .or 11 > r. r ilcach Kl . ofl S late r Garden :.1 pt. ( ool, 1·cc &l2·038!.I room . Si15. 71018lh St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE EXCITING PALM MES/lo. A.l'TS. MINUTESTO NPT OCH. Dach. 1&2 BR. from SltiS. Adults .. No Pets 1561 Mesa Dr. t5 Blks East of Newport Bl vd.J 546-9860 . 5 Ocean view apts. & 4 s ummer/winte r renta s --~-=.:c.:c;_ __ 1 Campus VallcyShopCtr. RIHG 641).5560 842_78118 sh"ops h block Coast open. View this weekend. BR d h b' CALL 13J.8600 ----, ll4 Cora l 4 mo · ome, 1g H h 1769 2 Ur .Gas Pd .. Veryt:lc;in, • i.f!Y.-Y . frontage, no vacun-. fenced ~ard, 3 yrs old. 1'urtle rock J hr, 2 ba. wet Newport Shurcs. J OH , 2 ewport leac •2 BR, 1. Ba . Mt..-sa Verde . (~u1cl. t<':.11n1l y. no pels. D rfties. Asking only _542,SOO l4llboa PenU.Ma l I 07 $390 flO. 213/,J70-0B34 bar, atrium . Lease $4 2.5. ba. Lge. li ving rm., sun-••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults, gar. avai l. s1as. l"roin s175 842_11.>52. 'Mle I 1,9own, owner anxious to ••••••••••••••••••••••• d ec k . New pa i nt & $29.95 WK U P. lBdr,2 Ba Nopets.83J-li97<1 I .,,s_eJJ. Take adyantagc or Summer Renta l. nea r T 0 0P 1 Qualbity Fbaamily mo. 833·1927 carpcdts. $4R75/Mo ycarly & Bach. Color TV. ma id E·SIDE large ., ........... t ne w NE. AH II u n t 1 n g t o n , ,UUs opporturuty to buy 'pack 2 be hse $250 ~r up ex. 3 r , 2 , $275 3 BR 2 BA Home "'' Davi son lty 645-7575 serv pool THE ME.SA """' f"i arbour 2 br sha" "PlS .J~e best Luuna Beach wk. 673_7197 · .,... mo. 2569·B Orange Ave. f 1 ' . ' · ~ ' 415 N Ne:.r..port ·Bl NB' 3 br, dshwhr. c pts, frplc, r g ' ' d "11 .. h ' IG'' incR~ael:~:~·Col'p. Corona clel Mm' 3122 540,7823 f~~.c :0:1~t~8r.r~a~ TT~!:h~Js ~ ~I~ c~~ 646--9681 • , ~nd~;~· $~~~~g~~-P~~; ~~l:~. ~n~~.n;;;. ~~Ii:. :c; 8 Ii Broke rs 615-6700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 586·8688 automati c gar. $299. NEW, beaut . furnished 642·3488 pets $200. mo. 846 - 4360 I <U d Gre atocean&bayview 4 BR, 2 Ba, fenced yard, *RENTALS* -'8~7~9·~2680='-------1 exeJ:. l Ypc townhse nr. & BR , d . f I DELUXE 3 br, 11 /2 ba. • t .q;rea & Butter Money 3 BR. 3 ba. +s wim pool. $375. 556-1244 e ves & UNIV PARK E h 3 BR. '" ba oc9n·.1 :t Br, 3 Ba , den, 2 1 2 gar en apls. rp ' -.-.·asher /dryer incl. $325. Makers 10 U <tll 2 &d. · wknds. 213-262·6111 ext. 2 BR 8 · xech. "°'r 1 1"p • s undecks: gas bbq, wet D J'!', pvt. patios. Nr. 638·7215.201!:1 Del aware ,$13B,OOO Ideally located SUn1me.r or yeilrly. No Z8'1Swork.,, , 2 a ...... $325/335 t~n sc, rp c. poo , ark bar , tennis cts. pool & Irvine Ind. area. $1:15 toi-=====""''-"'--""'-1 from $165 v]n. Westminster. Agent. fee. 3 BR, 2~ Ba ... , $315/CS Lldo. $385. 642-0C»2. sauna. $600. 542.96211 $200 mo. 557 -2841 New deluxe Beach area 2 .~.9332• Agent675-JOOO eo· •u 3 B I V. Ba blln TURTLEROCK S J Be , z Ha. closed gar. all Oakwood offe rs the ,, ='~:!:!~-------1---===:.::c=:...--I ~ r,1 • s. 2 BR 2 ba den ~/425 an -I 2 BR Wfl.OFT bl · I finest in coun''"" club li v-u; fenced yd. $305 mo. Rers. • • . '~ cap1~ 32 Apa lnient5 Unfurn. .. Lns, $275 mo. lllC ' uUI. MJ tot5 for iaJe 2200 Lots for tale 2200 3135 SumiW'a5'5-1359. GREENTREE anono 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Patio, frpl, 1 yrlse 846.1311 : 846.4938 ugt . No idg at a price you can a f- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ,MESA VERDE 2 story. 4 2 BRT, lHBEa w·1~·,· ~ws··' $325 ~·~;;•b•r~;·;=~~~;;~;;I;;, lcAoo Penhmlla 3ao7 HA'°.aylllaObleFTJ~.!e 1-'-"-·----__ --r~r:~c~e~~~~~sf~il~i~~: 1 . ~ ............ ,.......... ,.., ~·~ bedrm. den 3 BA, rorm 3 BR.2 ba .....•. -/315 bale, 31112 Via Santo 2 BR 2 DA nc n"\.\' ''' fulltimeactivities direc-·, _,,,, 2 BR, sleps to beach, year 283 Avocado. CM • ' · ... · · macneb /lrvlne dine &kit~henett.e.reody DEERFIEl.O Tomas, by appt. Collecl 1 $325 bch. Jl cfrig. 1>v1. u.nit, tor who pla1ll> parties. to move in $450. mo. Agt. 3 Bil.. 2 B.i ..........• $395 213-348-8501 $32.'), eas;!·0_178g '!'n: 7 p.m, 645·0143 gar . 952.3005 BBQ's, trips & more! , realty 540·1151. ____ ... 12 1 Free Sunday brwich. , ~ •••••• ~~~•~•••••••~~ Capistrano leach 3818 Sl 15 3 Ir, 2 ba Surfer's Pcrodise Plus beautilul singles, A 28R. erpts, dr1>s, pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ __:.''~a~m~·~n~o~p~<:;IS::::.75::.:.1 ·~5~162=-·I Bi g :apt. across fro m 1&2 bed r oom apts, • patio, e nclscd ..:ar. i lSS. BEACHFRONT home 2 1-lunt. cliffs. Maximum 4 furnis hed & unfurnished. 673-3600 -VISl•N Br, 2 Ba , 'conv. den & OC1 EA2NbV IEWD/WDuple,x •. 2 Classified ads J>ell I.Jig ....,..ple.847-4387. Oakwood Garden Apls fl,! vi llG CANYON. ! r' lnverqess Ln. -one of the most de- OJt sirabJe streets in Big Ca nyon "'' w /homes valued at $400 ,000. 90' ·~ over1ooking 8th Fairw a y. Jane ,, -Frazee 642 ·823S. (C40) RARI VIEW LOT IY THE SEA. ' " HUGE ! View of beach. jetty & r1 Catalina. Exclusive Shoreclifls .,l pri,.-ate beach access. Approved _,,. plans a vail tmust resubmit). Ke n Hartley 6~2·8235. lt:41 ! .1 JJ .. ..... .. • ·. IAYFROHT. ier &. s lip privilege fo r fa)rly lg. boat at fabulous Promontory Bay. A real buy for $112,500. Charle• Arnold tl42-8235. lC43 ) . - "I •-1r a , , r e rig. · 1 · 1 ~.-=-:.c.---..c.=cc..---I f%nd what you want ·in ••• • frplc. $.SOO . mo. lse. V G d 5225 1tl."'ms, smal ite m; or any offers an exclusive ··No •ailu.Pilot Classifit."<ls. 552-7500 Couples only. 499-2188 4~-~534 a r e n. · item.J ust ca11 642·5678. LC19"1C1leoch 3848 .Rent Haise Guarantee". ~~~'~?,~;;~~==;..!;:::=::::?;;::~::~J wkdays after 6 & wknds ~~~'-------1 -'--'-'-••••••••••••••••••••••• We guarantee that your I ..:•::.f:;le~'~'~'30=. -----I Costo Mes• 3724Cost• Mesa 1724 ·NO. End. 1 BR. l ~ blks rent will nol be raised £or 1-'.!i~!.iJ~~~.'.J:'::AR GA:,..E"ll>-<JIC ¥. w ~·-1 1291 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• from beach & store. $295 ONE FUL..L Y~R&you ~ 9ya.AY 1. POLLAN-.,--~~-=~·•'--! ••~•.,. lncld'g util. Yr's Lease. still have the nexlbility 1 H. Y-.o.ll)>"....,.o..o11re H. wn.~~rt'J. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMBASSADOR INN HeAdwupolts,rtno 1 pe 0 achts.497· 1 26 8 1 6 a 9 . of month to month OC· Y AK.,.n,.,,. "'•Sien. Y ocr. ,,~ 2Story. •BR, 2 BA, crpls, c upa ncy. Rents rrom To d..,.lop 1N1~ lor Twsdoy, ._1 drps , bltns , c lose lo $165. Prices vary by locij-1 ~-z-oi::•:.;,;*'°,_..,. schools, s hopping & -••••••••••••••••••••••• tion . Models open 10 to 7. ·~°' >IT• .1.. freeways. $315. mo. Ask BRAMO NEW Sor ry, no p e t s o r 1 J~ ll f.::: !J~ ror Bev or Joe, 963-4569 children. i~ ilr:E=t .:=• TASTEF U L 3 Br :::.:.:.:.= s29so .::C&U:::.f' ~· Oakwood 1 ~ 11 Go II "' Townho use w /2 c-.r .....,. -·-,., G dn I Y-JIO-' .. """"'" automal iC Ka t . $299. ~,,_ ar .... n '~"' ,.1, W!>l(h A tm t :'= ~~~ rfk;~·. 819-2580 L.M.nt.nHst.ect 5.,m....,.d par ens l~:W!!!~ ,,..,......., •2a--n .... ,. 11<•-~-11 ... ~-•p ... I= 1i c.-o)n-. ,>,.,..._ Conclotftinilllm!I I -fltc ......... ,. · .._..,_ M.wp..t h.c:• 1•""" •• ..,. 1• ....-UM~ Unfwftis hed 3425 IMI•~ t....,. c0111trol Joc:nd H ... 11 Irvine at 16th ---•• •• • •• •• •• ••• ••••••••• .,. • 2 w~s FttEE ~ ' '•1J ~~ !?"',_-",. "",·" W.+ ._. 4• llft'• 54• n5•0 1 ..._ 01n. n,_. JNl.tt T•...i..t-e•~ll IK,....._.... -'I-... ~... ,,,........, .. .._,s, 3 BR 2 Ba bl•--<·••tom ~ n. u · t • ., r ,,_ ... Wet ..,... ' ' .... ,.. ..... DincldlolpltOM••"'•il. W-*""&Ory..-••• 1 .. ove Ill w ue p os1 s HARIOUIUGHTS ri~~· ri~ f1 l;... c pls, drps , Trplc, pvt w•T .. FA\.' -Sftll:IA.MS-U.C.00HS only 1 DR $190 2 BR A Li.in ilcd n.umbcr of 2a0ut-"~ p ..._..,... PHlio, a d ult:s. $325 . .... ~ $230 Refrig, Secur ity, ".., »O..O-~,_ 645·2345 Pool, J nc u iii. ilee. spacious 2 bedroom, 2 t•,.,. .. u-i M 1o bdrm & de n & 3 bdrm un· lSWWr ~,,_.. •~~... 2277 HARIOR ILVD . Bidg w/exerclse rm., ~!!<!LI u~ ,.°"""""' Mn:..,1.., BRANO new Slln JuBn . Blllards,Color TV. lts3re nowava.llable. ,,,_ )rw• 111 '_,. Capo i br, l Yf ba, central COSTA MESA 1G700Saybrook t.ane, !@<!l.=-1 ·9£ !$=' a.ir . cpl&, d'118, bltlns. 645•4840 Irvine A\•e. at l'o1cisa Huntingtonltarbour '°' l'\'llJ." Adults. no pets. Pt\; M 1714)846-3341 Gooit \&',w.,.. '1 iftl '93·1192 S-4855 Lincoln Proper\1 0- • • • ' • • eJf 041LYl'IL;,,. Mol!d!!, M!f & '9ft • Apw INMillll Ali wl&:ll .. !'.~~~.?:'.!! ............................................................ .. S$W{!N?OOifu llCHllt I"' c.cl1f ! ADlllU W.Ulll ll¥tlt • 8oc:helor1 •1 BR,2BR •2 BR & Den from $175·S485 M910 V.tde Eott & Adams, 540-1800 CORONA DEL MAH 2 Hr .!fownhome, frplc, rrom $275. l Br from $205. J'ool, tennis, continental breakfast. Some ocean & Catalina 'Jiews. Separate fa mily 5ection. CI06C to shopping & fine beach. 644 ·2till. Rooms 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltOOlltS $20. wk up wilh kitchen $30. wk UJ> apt. 5-11:1--9755 or 64S--J967 . J,IVE A'r 'fHE BEACH $30. wk & up. b7J.l).140 l>JNE KNOTMCYrEL Under new management Summer Rrntds 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido Js le, 4 Br, 2 ba. Completely furn. June, July & Aug. 673-4798 llcaut. Apt. in Cdl.1 wkncl.s & wkly . }>rime Joe. Panoramic vu. Wlk to bch. Resp adults only ti73-2i)64 Exchange your hm for 4 br w I t eri nis in Pac, i>aiisades. 213/454-7265. LAGUNA BEA<fH, Ocean Front 3 bdr, Den, 4 Ba. home available for Sum- mer. NICHOLS Real Estate. 2025 So. Coust ltwy. 494 .1220 F\Jrn 2 br, blk lo ocean, . NB. Lg sundcck. Avl now thru Au~. 673-0ZJ6. Ucach house 2 Br, 2 Ba, .!-'urn, Bal Penin. Avail June-Sept. 320 Al varado P l. 673-7080 a s k for Craig. WAMTBI ~mall :.ipt. July/August. Newport area. Res p. mid-age retired couple. Will a lso housesit whil you are on vacation. 673-4394 Vacation Rl'ntals 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schools and Instruction This Variety of Fine Schools colild introduce You To A New 'Tomorrow For further ·fnfor11nation regardln9 plac.......i of ac1 .. rt11fng ill "'9 .Diiiy l'llol Scllools and ln1lnlc:Ha.. Directory Interested In A Real Estate Career? IN SIX WfEKS PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM UCENSIHG PIEPMA.TION POI • Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers • Employment Assistcmc:e For Graduatos With leadina Brokers. • Day And Evening Oasses •Broker Exam TeSting $69-FUl.l COURSE Wttti Tiiis Ad For h1f..-......_._._.. FrH Gff9f Lectw. N~wport, 325 No. IOldf Newpwt m,..d.. ,548-1192 EDMOND F. JACXSON Real Estate Education Since 1964 ACADEMY UAL ESTA.Tl COHTIACTING-I INSUl.ANCE SCHOOLS GI-Master Charge & 8 of A Call 642-5678 Ext. 325 Newport Air Associates Flight School & Flying Cub LEARN TO FLY 5595 IHH9c .. A•ll~let *FAA APPROVED* c_..~ 35 Hours flight time in C.ssna 150's with 20 hours dual instruction. Oub membership, Free dues. Individual instruction, tailored lo YOUR ability. ZO AIRCRAFT AVAii.AiLE AT LOWEST RATES IN ORANGE COUMTY l.e<wft lo fly now --...i ....... Ml * Spacial Rates for Cocswwwrcial or IMfruRl111t Students.. For Co ..... eh -· c• NOW 979·1I55 19711 AlrportWayS- Hext to .... T ..... ..._ o,_c __ N c w p o r t B C' h · n e w ""'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I '!!!!!!!!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!~ l•duplex.-2 Br, $225 wk . &-..:;; I Up. 675-1453 Rental5 to share 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'cml room mate to shr 2 Br apt. gas & wtr pd, $95 mo+ 1r.1 elec. & Pit. Call htwn3 & G, 642-6215. Corona de\ Mar. 2 Br, New. dishwhr. 2 Ba, pvt Gar. pool. Walk to Bch. $150 utiJ incl. Mitch 675-2&13 or 67~7677. Aclive Senior .Citizen on Social Security seeks :.a1ne to s hare house or apt. Wrilc r·. J . Jordan 2i24 E . Coast flwy, Cd?tl. or Call &14·4000days. .l\li\LE/FI::r.tALE. ~hr. J I.Jr. + den. \V. Balboa at 10th. \:.t blk. lo bay or <icean. $150. Call : '!'om/- Diane, 673 -7888 Female to share J Br 'fownho u se. Villa Pacific. ~i2-~547 JJalUoa Jsland·fcml roon1· mate w:.intcd to :;hiire yearly house. h/~7111 . (JCE1\N VJr:;w, Share :;upcr sharp 2 Br dplx in l:d ~l . S225 mo. Avail. ti/10. Ca ll 675-1772. GaroCJe5 for Rent 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Clubs & On.:ianization5 Presents Pr09ra1n PreTlew5 . At Tlle IWwport Msrioll Hotel May 27th, 9:30 .. until I pm Speakers & Entertainers Continental Breokfa•t-$4.50 ·~· Programs of Confodtnce For Girls * Summer Registration Modeling & ~ng Classes NATUR E OUTING S FOR CHILD STUDY PHOTOGRAPHS ~°l'O RAG r:; garage for <ent.1959MapleA,.,No. Group Rates ••• Free B"!'Chure •• , Bnerfff KeRey 675-9615 -'i, Costa Mesa I !!"!!!:;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:"!!!!!!J 1\NTIQ UE:/Classic auto ~ storage, cncL, ucccssi- l>lc. S30 mo. Scrv avai l. li·l2·i978 -Office Rental 440 ' .................. -... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 150 I Westdlff Dr. Newport Financial Ctr Lea5inCJ Office Spoce Call on Sile ~1anagcr (714 )642-311 I ext 24G WESTCLIFF BLDG . NEWPORT BEACH ''"nn'"'"''''"I"••<" nC"""~~•• ./ Alf CMdll~ ;/~~ .. ,_ ./!Ir!-./ NI •ll'w _.,,..., ..1.-.-./-.e1-. .... ./ ........ ....-~ C:ill M1 Howard 645-6 101 55' PER SQFT J6J7 WESTCLJl"f'-i'IB AGT. 5"'1-5032 WATERFltOMT N•wport-h Executive offices Sl50-$350 Month View of boats & waler llLLGllUHDY Rea.It.or 675·6161 FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH ENGLISH Call for a FREE lesson: SullM:ln Language School Irvine 833-9500 HALECREST CLUI SWIMMINCi LISSONS ..... ....... AttilYn&U, 10 leuons-$12.00 (no11-111tmbers) Each IHson l'z Hour Jr. & Sr. Uftsavlng offend llEGISTH MOW FOl Sessions 1 & 2, J une 30th lhru J uly 11th And July 14th thru J uly 25th • ""Sl40 up store-offices cpts •,.drps air bath. 17301 , Be•ch Bl Jf.8 . 8'2-2834 SULLIVAN lANGllAGE SCHOOLS • Registration: June 25th & 26th 5 PM·7PM Swl• Dlredor-Jwt K•• Cua; ... Call ,6l·5lZO or 117·7234 Don't drop Lhe ball ! Get a job with a Jow·<.'OHt DllilyL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Piiot CJ1i1sslfl.ed Ad. - Locollono Cooat to Coott Phoae6'2·561& ' . I • OCEAN SAFETY CLASSES FOR C~ILDREN Uto'IDER 14 $25 Couroo Starting Juno ht Only CourHs Tcaight At Moso Verde CGuntJy Cub, Cosio Mesa SCUIA For T-&-'- ~-~'I Starfi119 .Mo 3nl, .~ .. , Tuo1&Thurlt• ....... Call Forfnt lroc"""' & Info: 557-0035 STUDENTS, PROFESSIONAL PEOPlE PLEASURE R!ADERS Here's a n opportunity for a FRE E READING TEST giving important information about your reading . cotnprehension, retention & speed. Get t hes e important facts & find how you can substantially improve your r eadin g comprehension &: speed. FOR FREE TEST •.. CAIL AMERICAN SPEE DREADING ACADEMY 2790 Harl>or llvd.. C-Mna 546-6960 a.tw .... f.AM&5PM (AbSOlutely No Obligation) • MEN • WOME!1 HOSPITAL TRAINING NEW CLASSES STARTING IN JUNE T r a i n ,I o r a meaningful career t hat could o ff er ·• prestige. security and excellent earnings. A-rlc• Coll4tge •f P•r••lllcel Art• & Scle•c•• of f ers trai ning in these positions. • Oper.tl•9 loo• Tecllldci• • lespiret.W:, n..,., Tec•lcl• • Wwd CMn • ........... Aul1t..ts • hwr .. My ~ .. TecWc,_ , . Accredited by the Accrediting Commiuion of the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools APl'llOYED FOR VETERAN TllAINING An Eligible Institution under lhe Federally Insured Student Loan Program CAU 17141 547.0305 AMERICAN COLLEGE • <>I' PAIAMIDICAL AITS A.HD SCllt4CIS 1600H.lr..twer s-to A•• tJ706 ICE SKATING LESSONS All Ages leg(nners thrv Adv-eel Classes Sim ling Now ICE CAPACIES CHALET COSTA MESA MESA VERO£ CENTER HAAIOR ILYD. AT •o:tMs TEL: t7t .. flO • . -· TEENAGERS! (ll·l7 COED) TRAVELING CANOE CAMP On The LOWER COLORADO RIVER . • • ' • . . • • < • ' • • • • I DAY, 7 NIGHTS l JULY OR AUGUST r •100 ; • ....... o11 .... An Lllllitod •Fr1...i1111, ·e~•·:• •c •• ,,..._ .. ..., .. •lllllli.g. •S rftwwMg • Wl141irweu AdYlllhro · * Stlf·Dlsco•..., CALL 646-5274 . . • . . • ~t . !1 {t't Adventure '. · ---~ Tours ------------~--- Anna's DAY SCHOOL FAU REGISTllA TIOM Klndorfoorton lhnl 3nl Grode ltEGISTIR NOW Full learning Program Phon ics Stressed Arts & Crofts Music. Reading Specialty Sports Activities • Summer Program Incl udes: Swimmi ng & Ice Skoting 2110 Thurfn Ave., Costa Mesa Phone 646-1444 For More lnfwmation Cati: MAGI'S MAGIC COSTA MESA 645-9056 • . 1 1 ..-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. : CAMPS CAMPS CAMPS Unlwlrolty of Celllomle, Irvine C•mpue ·~ MJ'lWN ~MARA'S SUMMERTENNIS CAMP -C&mp I -June 29-July 12 -, C9ml>I! -July 13-July28 -C.rnp Ill -July 27 · "'-'Ou1t9 -C.mp tV-Auou1110·AUQutl 23 SPECIAL ADUl T CAMPS -~ A-Augull23•27 -Crimp B -Auglllt 28· Seol. I JG!El 'IOC.lEYIAl.l CMlf' ~ * * * * * * * * Au91ut l • 6 ..., =~~ li : :: !!f!l.!111 • ....... -............... .. •••• SESSION I {Auo .... ,, SESSION 11 (Auo. 11•14} SESSION 111 (AIJO,11-211 / ·:· ... , ,-.,..::-:_::"::.-.,.:0,::.,:::.::.,,,,,.,,.-., ..... ,. ·~ .... ---·--.. -C""I ..... _ -··· .......... -..... ~ ...... Olflc>I ~ I Tl •> UWM& ·~ - • .. I T I a ti •'. :: . \ .. ' L~ SCHOIOL HOUSE leglster Mow for Saaeuur ,...,,_ 1525 Sont• £.H Ave., Cotta MHO caii-645-4381 .. , •• 211~1 Full & half duy programs Picnics /Overnight Ca mpouls Beach Excursloru;/Field Trips • Swlow"""' L-Avollable Open 6:30 If'-• 6 PM Individual Attention, Experienced Teach ers'. Plannec' Program - lncluding math &reading readtnl~·s , I ' ' • arts & cratts, mus ic, science, story time, social studies & <-'Tea ti ve 11lan.- REAL ESTATE??? HAVE YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO GIVE IT A TRY NOW "THI .-u SYSTIM" presents a pre-ricensln9 program lor you to take to pass the state license examination. $5995 TOTAL COST TO YOU START YOUR CAREER TODAY!!! C• Mon.·Frl. 8:30..,., lo 5:30 p.m. CALL FOR RESERVATIOMS LIMITED SEA TIMG AV All.AILE ·I 752-7300 VALLEY REAL TY A lllG EMTllNISI CO. : • NEWPORT OCEAllAUTJCS lllCREATIONAl INSTITUTE ftr kt l1tw..ti. Write w C.11 .. . ' 21552 Kan1k11, Huntl•ct•• lucb 962-1951 or 551-2361 ) BEGINNING BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS (Beach Area) Doytl-&h"'"'91 My H°"'e Or Y~ (6 Lessons ... $35) lntem.edlate & Su~"ised or Recreational Group Teaching Also Offered Call PhylUs H. Palrick 54~:'(J15 Eos&W..i-ds 642-5129 + FOR PHYSICAL ,& MENTAL HEALTH aASSES FOR AU AGES * Morning & Evening Classes For Adults • Afternoons For The Children c• For lnfuo wn ... luslaess: 673-0120 Residence: 962-0374 PATTERSON SOiOOL SUMMER DAY CAMP MOW ACCEPTING SUMMER REGISTRATIONS --~t:~· '-=>' One or Orange County's Finest Indil"idual Attention Schools. Emphasizing C reativity & Scholastic Achievement. For Little Ones Ages 2-10. Balanced Hot Lunches. Planned Summer Activities. Full & Half Day Sessions Monday ·thru Fridays 7:30 A.M. until 5:30 P.M . Member of SCAEYC. Pre-School , Kindergarten, Fifth Grade. IOJ2M_ll_Saola"- 12 .... -Uolhcl c.t. -. 541-9378 SUMMER FUN A9014-12 Fne Tronsportotlon field Trips Rohr Skating Bowttng Swimming lu1on1 Codcouts Mlnkrlurt Golf Hontback Riding MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! · Call 979-3852 Monct.1y, May 28, 1975 OAJLYPILDT •ll Offi........ 4400 "~~--------............ _~~~ ···:.;;:;;;;:-;·.;:··· \' F.1tecut.ive S...W: zaoo sq GYMNASTICS CONDITIONING & EXERCISE QASSES for Women If you wish to tone up muscles & skin tissue, as well as strengthen your body gi ve us a call regarding our new program. WoAroC>fhrWJ: ClatHI •• Wonwt1•1 Eurcl~. lecJl••lag To Acf¥wed Gr-sHcs Fw liilrls PREMIER STUDIOS C• 961-9537 After I PM JAPAN KARATE FED. 325 Mo. M1 wport .. cl. H.I, S.lh 1#5, -aln Days Tel. 642-0326 Niies 642-8387 lAcnaFr.-HMttC r'• NO CONTRACTS NO GIMMICKS $24 PER MONTH Special rates to families, college students & groups. FRH TRIAL LESSON Got A Problem? Would A Good Job Help? Career Train HOW For. 556-8890 ~rvine c.olege ~ of Business Orange County's most progressfve and innovative Career Center. RUG CRAFTERS Offers Clc1ues Ill M I hj Rlogs And W•H.g11 gs Coone is 3 two i--IHs.s c-pleted In -week. Mornings 10-12 he1 l:gs 7-9 USE OUR TUFTING TOQLS FllEE Cost lncJudH: Three Lessons ••••••• , •• S 6.00 Instruction look • • • • . • • • 2.00 Project Materials ••••• , • • 14.95 Total Cast Of C-.e •••• $22.95 For dttais & demonslration visit our shop or phont 546-Q40 , ft. lleLu.u ~iioe *'Ca on Newport IJ.utu-. w.iit.h wid11 ion ,.1 l.00 ..,. U .atdja- cta.. Crpts, drJit; • .-@ lrue p.a.rld.n&. ~Hwy ilt Nc ... tporl m. i4Z-404C HEWPOlfT IEAOI J Offi<-"t$, 1't!ttpl., rest rm. A 1C. IOl&S.IC., ddta:e f;225 :\1o. Brokef'7S-Q9_ PROl-'1-:SS'LCLASSA 8Jd1:. ~ llarbor Blvd, C .M. Ai r rood., wood 1.1 .anel walls, dr•pe1i, carpet, cJcc., musie, janitor, parting. M..ll . Stever. Mgr. SS7-0l3i or 646Miii EV E R AL Suites l-00 sq .ft . thru 1150 5q.ft . Jo c.a.tc.4 _.a dj_a.ce.nt---1.Q mar i na , bank &. restaurant oo eo...i.t Hwy al Newport Bt Ample free parltiag. ~ •I MO. FREE RENT• 1·2·3 Rm . offices fn>m $135 per mo. Neoi.r airporl. Sect·y. &el"Y. on premises. Noleasereq. ll33·JZ2J 9 Ti.I noon SJ3·2840 Aftu noon OFRCEWACl:te Westcliff Drive, 450 sq. fl., private bathroom, air. etc. 5175. per mo. Call Gene Hill,642.(0]0 ORANGECO.AJ.RPORT Besl bldg on Bin=h roo !900 ;1500 sq. n. Rlgbt Realty 979-8Sl3 PRIME W&STCLff OFRCI HEWPOllT RACH l ,000 sq . fl . New decor" & C"pt. f'rnt. &: ~entry. Pvt. restrooms. 39<"sq. ft. 645'-tilTI PRIVA1'E ore. in beautiful Exec. suite. Re0tsonable. 6'5·3700 FREERfHT Ole space in Mission Vie- jo & Laguna Niguel as low as 30c sq n. in new ofc bld g. Ca ll Owner , 831-1400. 444 N. Newport Blvd. Unit .. B .. m. ··c" $85. uu1. paid. 675·6457. ' · • Weslcliff Or., Newport• Beach. $145 mo. Ground Jevel. Avail June S. Call Jo s h Wight Rltr., 642-5270. EXPERT .•. the INSTRUCTJEION=~::;!;Australian way! IAH RICH•5eacllff T-s Clob•l7141 536-9361 645-8908 or 541-0885 SUMMER TENNIS SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN I~ H_. Sessions for onty $20. CLASSES START JUNE 16th. EXEC SunB FROMSl70 Airport Area. 833-3640 Office or Store Rental 700 sqft. Ocean view. 1111 S. El Camino, San Clemente. ....... ..... 4410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE COLONY 30 RETAILSHOPS- Prime reasonable space available large & small. Old world charm with French windows, gables & trees. Adjacent to Fest i val o f Art s Grounds. 580BROADWAY LAGUNA BEACll 494-7915 TOP LOCATION MISAVBDI DRIVI PLAZA for st.ore or office. Ample parkinc. Town & country atmosphere. U25Mesa Verde Dr. E. Costa Mesa. MS--4123 1738 ANAHEIM, CM • Ground floor-600 aq. rt. Office, restroom, park· •'""'•••••••••••••.. Ing, etc. 673-2654 eves. 2 SHOPS, ideal location for books tore , candle Coll PAOFIC TRAVEL SOIOOl TOOAY TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR A POSITION IN THE AIR TRAVEL INDUSTRY! 543-6655 Dey ........... dmMI c• f""•pwe y• far•,...._ • ••wwatl111.A.... •W ..... ·--............. _ DlllCTOlt .._. L Mcc:tw. IUSM. hi.I HTIL lf6l ""'° .. '°'...,....,... ~. twnOM """"* ........... PACIFIC TRAV'EL SCHOOL REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER • Ballet •Tap • Gymnastics • Tahitian • Polynesian • Bellv Dancing and Modern Jaiz 25071 Fron! Slreet •El Toro. C.Hf. Telephone (714) 586-~22 abop or a rt gallery. Located in the Mall al The Factory, N .8. 673-9606 LAGUHAlllACH Tllo ... , """Leaw 1224 Sq . fl . o pposite beach. $800 /Mo. Avail 111n 5 l~Sq . rt. near comer of Broadway 4' Coast Hwy. Asking $875/Monlh Call: R4alonomics Brokers 67.5-6700 2 BR house, C M . Fair\'iew /Wilson. Hca\'y Lrarfic. C·l . 64.5-13l5 1.-.1ria111.-4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW BUILDINGS at O.C. Airport. 3400 lo 8000 sq ft . ample parking. SOME UNITS FOR SALE AT 10% DOWN. Koll /l r\'ine Center. Call Dan Curlis. (7 14)979-9205 2 UNl'fS, 1200 sci. ft. M•l, w /frnt ofrit"c, lgc rear door. 2'lQ 3· Phase. Unit 6 & lti, SlSS. 629 Termin11l W~. Cosla l\.1es:i1 . l>11ys, 540·5710. Jo-:\•es. 646-0681. 610 East 17th St...i, Sonia Ano The fastest draw in the I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!W \V est . . . a Daily Pilot I-Classified Ad . Phone 642·5678 . • ' • aJI DAJLVPILOT • . • Monday, M!Y 28. 1975 Add it ... Bui ld it... Diaper it ... Hammer It ... Carpet it ... Cement it ... Wlre it...Hoe it ... Clean it ... M ove lt...Press it...Paint it...Nailot ... Plaster it...Fix it ... SERVICE .. ~1umb ... ·,.Paten ll.: • .-1pe n ... Hemtiifcre11 . ..,..: Roof !\ ... Landscape it ... Tile it ... Trim it .Sewtt ... Haul It ... Add It... Plant it ... Alter it... eam It:,• 1 DIRECTORY PlethrJ'.,,,,. r r .._...A..aOOM :::_,.11t•r c..,.t S•r•IC! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GordHl119 ........ Lwhc...... • lkillioti"•• 1iot ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1CSTM Remdl. Addlt.l<>n5.l-llt\'s Carpentry-642·6179 Ca rpet. & Upholste ry Japanese Complete GENERAL llAUlJNO ROTOTLLUNG$25 Prof Palnler, hon eit PATCHPLASl"ERING REPAfJt,S, all lypa, decoratl\'c exterioi Doors-Shelvin11·Repuirs Clean inc. Ste.-.rn & G1trdenlo1 S'ervice. REASONA&t: L•ndscaplna.soctSalea. wort, reu. Jntfexl, free All T)lpea. Free E•· Ke.as.Jf"ree est. llc ... •k woodwrk , concrete. P.11tlo covers-Formica. Shampoo. f'r ee est . p I a ntin g /C u L· •64ti·SIM8• t-'reeesl.Mutercharge est. Reta. 548-2759, t.lmates.Call~ for Walt. 830·5020 Com Petit i v e r a t e~.1 .,R~e~f>~-.iRH<w;:J;EP,:iR~/i:646;;;-~'";'~t-;,::.;;;;;;;----ting/Cleanup. !-Tee Est. R h 1 Days/eves 900-2170Tom 6t2·3913 VERY NEAT "ATCH anytime. ·:• 849-7017 /846-5383 Ge . IU2 -Jl02 emove at'p Ii l, con-1-=-==:..:c..::.:.::.:::.:.:..::.:::..1...:==.:o..______ ~ , cuntrlic2'75!.lll\. MlNORHOMEREPAIR c....t;coau... 1..::=='-~----1 Crete, soil. Rough u.nd LANDSCAPI... , ... i AITv.n JOBS" R.t:.S!J.'UCCO. TU. . _ ... : -"='--"==='----! Plumbing-Carpentry ••••••••••••••••••••••••EXPERT Japanese finalgradlng.751-0338 Jo"' o r a unique & Free~t''I 87~Jlm Free E s t . 554·248·1, •••--•••••'•••••·~·~· .laltytlttitMJ Ceramic Tile.540-s.560 LEONlT.&CONCRETE Gardening Service, Free . II d I I 893-lt39 C.ERNM IC TILE. N.....C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• STA MPING , Cob· EsLimate.646-3370 MOVING , haulina. P,•rmson,•, ael sdtye, n GUSTOPAIMT1HG R~nodel t'rcecst Sinl Wiii babyi;itf<X"you myCu s tom Carp_e nt ry . bleslone, brick, tile , garagecleanup.Rellable o pe e an scpa., . · SJ6.2':iIT h 0 m e. l·I u nl i ngton f'ra1n lng o.r. ruush. Re· patios, etc. 640-4;,.19_ Quality /Muint/Ldscpg fast service, 963·64.52 sprinklers & CWill. de· Low cos,, exter/lnler. ,.._.1119 ~ \ wull·Orl'le. , ! ~ll_~~h~E~'~"':'i:!'i<~_j -'m~od~c~l~/~A~d~d~1l~1on~S4~9~·4:159~-/(:;;;d;;;;;t;;;:-----sod, s prkl'-.', ""il cond , -"==.:c.=..::::..::=--1 isign, contact: Protect&: beautify home T S II eac · a 1~171i8. ""' YOU CALL-WEl·IAUL ""bus. :rr'd, f-esl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a. o Contractor cleanup . 642-3331 / Jim Elmcr "" .... ~ :.1 • .-. .... MacNeill Woodcraft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646•4008. ALWAYS AVAILABLE GREEN HAVi'':N guarant . 675-6927 JUST PLUMllMG? .,.••••••••••••••••••••• lullness S•r•lu Ca b inel s .• bkcases. R e m d l I I\ m Ad .1...::::...::;:::. ______ I YAROWOJtK. 556-0347 GARDENS F'astSt!i-v IWaS Hules •TopSoil•ComJXltit*, ••••••••••••••••••••••• doo~s. windows e tc. dtn/f'acellftCompelitivc YARMD_CL.liHUP0009 H ... i-le-'11111'1 2123NewportUlvd,CM. *THIHAMGMIH• JustOneCall To: •11.fuh~h •Rodwood•' NANCY "ARNL....., 64G-8292 rri·ceo /Bond I Lie /Ins . C l <>Ac .... -·~ 646·392'7 D. SehwartiSr. 556-1301 JUST PLUMBING Ct1tl ~-tro0_· _ _.._ . IA> omp ain .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 4111 • 'J'y ping Service. Reas MASTERS Cr •fls1na11s Fi n u n e e Av a i I •Wullpapcrl·lango·11g• -"--' .. rH Service • .. MIKE'S GARDENING HOUSECLEANING is our -. rut es by the pa~c or Specialty. Remodeling. McC u llough Con s t . • Mai-ByFormer '·"t-u••--l ... H.01'1SJ>lumhin" ••••••••••••••••••••••• All Services &Quality Business. Call J.anice s -·-r u>;> '"""'"" ., ... hour. 640-S88Sot 548-2691 finish work, refs. J-'ree 5J6·7tM6 NB, CdM, CM * 548-0930 Rqge.d.y_Anns. 675-655.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• j-~C~ar-...l ~R=•=b=k=o-·=646::.:.;::.:'''9::....~I Wulcr htrs, all sil.f.'8_, d:;.· r. ! · • tl "lnov.ol( ~mblng ~ Consultant in financial & est.Guarwork499'-310S. ·WILLIAMS & S"o n s -posals, 5loJ)J)ages, r · Shrub clcur1ng. Gen I Gardenin&-Maintenapce •,l:lOUSECLEANING• Mw.sonry. Bric1J,:/8'ock/ R.L. SINOR. Sbt.elic/ in· pairs , remodeling OJ d clean·ul!. ~6·6403. ~ • rnanagemenl. :Klyrs exp. Carpet S.,....ica .,.............. Cleanups & Hauling. By reliable couple. Good Stone Call S8l 7829 srd. Exterior. QUALITY repipin.g. New <.:onslrllt-. 1n aerospace & rclatl.'CI ••• • ••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• 1 ;;;:~~·:.-=;;:;~~-';;;':::-;::::;: I -~~~~<!~~~·~'!'.:.!-!!:=~~-I 1· " rd 's 'rree "---.,-Reas. Bob&&S-0798 Rates. Refs . .548-6271 i-. ·"1"' ' tion. 24 ilrs. IC & bond rO • .'.K'l . .,...,. ind_ustri~s.15y_rsasSr.JOl i N 'S Carpel & Dress makinginThe l--====='-'-'=--1 ~====="-="--·IWells, Patios-Planters . 642 -G263 1 Expe rienced Crew. of~icer, in maJor corp. Upholslery . Dri shampoo Eu~pean Maru:ier. We Gt1Mr'Cll Senices HOUSECLEANING Q. u a I i t y w o r k · Paanting/Repalr·SS yrs. ' Llc /lnsurL'<i . 962·7817 • 536·4986. ts o i I r e ta rda n l s). furnish everything. De-••••••••••••••••••••••• Experienced 1'"'ast Reasonable Lies. Contr work guar, take adv1:1n-MARV 'S PLUMBING ---- Degreasers & all color s igned for you. Corday HANDYM.AN-Homes & --~R~e~fe~r~c~n~c~·~'=S56-:::97::.::f11:__1 _=SS=7~-=~="'=''-------l ='-a~g~•-•_f_m~y~ex_P~·-"""' __ 70"6.,--· ·I •646-9807• Upholstery h & . F ;h' •= •-NO JOB TOO SMALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpenter brig leners 10 minute a ions . ........._ Apts. Conscientious Land . Patios ••••••••••••••••••-••• blellch for your white byappt.on..ly Craftsman."'"""'"· •<op•-MoYilMJ ---------· -aeuphol s tery, ubove .....,...,..,., .. .,. • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • ••• • • Roofl--" be! SAVE & Profit. Custom carpets, Save money by 1-=====c:..:::..::=::.--••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··'111 averuge qu...,1ty. O"' · t · "THINGS" by Moose. Ldscaping-Garden Mainl OUT & ABOLIT ?'! Sunshade, covers, decks, ••••••••••••••••••••••• average price. 536·236Z re mod, re pair, ;,1dd-on, saving m e extra nps. Electrical fire ring, bencbes, wood, insulation. Frt.-e csl. & Clean living room, dining ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gen woodwork, repairs, Res. Comm. 'I'wnh.se. Local/Statewide Moving brk, cone. Quality. Fair JlOOFS Cl-IECKED ! ' .Designs. 645 ...:..J.l;l). rm & hall $15. Any r 1n ~ plumbing, elc. 642·5613. Ken 545-4358aft 5 7 da, free est. 521-2071 . C . des' Repli6ired & Replbced Don 't drop the ball! Get a fl.SO, couch $10, chair $5. f!!L1:CT ~ 1 C I A,N -. ~m 1 price. reattve · igns. job with a low-cost Dally t<'inish Carpchtry 15 yrsexpis whatCOW1ts, Jobs. ma1nl/_rupa1.;.;-.22 Ca rpentry, Painting, Ford's Landscape. Sod Moving /Hauling. Student Remodelinglge/smjobs. Di[\~~!:~cb~/;~~ce Pilot Classified Ad. Remodel-Repair not nlethod. 1 do work y r.s exp. li e 233 108. Pat..io covers-Cences, etc. Lawns. Sprinklers. Lie/ w /Jarge truck. Reas. Ken,eves 642-1770.Ra.y, 291.il Phone 642.5678_ ~V~i~n~c~e~L~e~"~h~o~ff~~,,.~·~·~-84~7~5~m~y~>~cl~f~.G~d;.r~e~f~>.~'3~1-~0~IO~l~548~~-52<l~~3~~~~~~~~L~a~r~ry~64~0~·~9532~~/540-~~7~858~~~l~n~su~r~e~d~-~96~2~·~78~1~7~.~·~~~~B~a~rr~y~548~~-9~7~23~&~839-~~S7~7~9~.~~d~ay~>~6~7~S~-9~1~84~.W~e~C~a~<•~·~~~~P~l~l~'~S4~~~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~- lndustrial R•nlal 4500 Bv•lnen "'•inns POf'Sonal• 5 350 HelpW...t.d . 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HelpWGllfed 71DO Help, Wanted 7100 Help Wnted 7100 •:••••••.•····~··••••••• Opportunity 5005 Opportunity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••··~!~·· ,Cost a i\les a-Santa 1\na ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREGNANT? AUDITIONS CASlllER, Full oc part-EX. SECRETARY GUAIDS · J\-l -l , 1200 /1Jl0/17lG_sc1.fl. AmbitiousCoupleneeding •MaiorSerYiceStotioa. Cari n g confiden tial For a 2 .act comedy. Banking Ume. Apply in person, Exce llent ¥pportunily tmmed. employme nt. Ofc., W~r~~i.sc. Pr.k g. 220 more income. Unusual n et s $ 5 O , O O O • counseling & r eferral. "'LUV". For appl Call SA.LE ESCROW 9-SPM. COSTA MESA for sharp indiv. w/good f /time, p/tlme. In!"klc 'pwr.646-12:>2/644-Zl28 oppor tu nity for goo~ $17,500.cmh. Abortion, adoption & Mike, 5 120 thru 5121 , OFFICER CARWASH,20S9 Harbor s h & typing s k:ills work. Work any $hilt . . Rentals Wanted 4600 earnin~s. Worktoget_her. •Pina Tak--..... keeping. 673-1384. Blvd, C.M. w t r apidlJ expand ing Uniforms fu rn. N~t '••••••••••••••••••••••• Part time or full lime. • ~ , APCARE 547-2563 Cl k T . t 1 all Cinancial org·anization Beach, Costa Mesi': & ~-C D-..J . . er yp1s or sm , h · e d . Straight la w stude nt look-PH : 675-6884. PTI.. • ~•9" cr .-,.-r JIM W. Do 1 have to wait AUTO CARRIER We have: an immediate pleasant ore. near O.C. soon to be localed in O.C. A n u e 1 m a r s · ing for s u1nmer place in . •Jewelry Mfg. 'ti.I THE FAIR? P /time-Register. 2·4pm chal~e.ng1o_g ~· for a Airport. 5 Daf'li 9-S. Good area. Ex pe r in real Universal, 1226 W. Sth St. , heh area. Share exp up to Ham burger Stand on HOLLA.MD IUSIMESS wkdys. Early AM Sat & quahf1ed 1ndiv1dual w/4 spelling grammar i\ 50 estate development, Santa Ana. tAluaJ Oppor_ $11 5. Rich-979-7863. Balboa Bay Beach, ~m-645417osALES540-0608 A.V.D. Suri. Need .relia. car. yrs Sale Escrow & 2 yrs wpm es~ential. $fl5-~. legal or-mortgage bank· Employer · _ ' mer lease, fully eqwpt. D S MASSA.GE 5'0·3006, Woody_ loan Escrow exper, If!.· 557_7970 ing pref'd. Xlnt pay & lusinessflnvnt I 675-1573. ..-Distributorship A AM dividual will be respons1-• benefits. Hostessjl'lllbop ~ Finance RESPOMSllLE Clean private rooms. AUTO ble Cor handling all Col students, p/l sls, de-Call Personnel Dlshwashen - , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ISLAND BIKE SHOPPE, Massage & Sauna. 8839 COU.....,ER .Escrows in the Newport liv. Eves/Sat. Car, phooe 213/869-0012 Kolo Restaur. 752-7151 ... I R l I R · Sal PERSON Adams A\'e, Hunt. Bch. "I 1 . s MIS en a s -epairs-es. area. We offer an x.lol r-nee. Mr Lyons 848-1004 Equal Oppor. Employer . , · Opportunity 5005 $4950 Full price, Wm. \\'anted to O"'n & 963-l2-17, J\.1on thru Sat SA.LES inge benefit program, al ~~~~-~~----1 --~-~--~~-1 Honect--i-s.r..-_, "••••••••••••••••••••••• Hardesly,675-2866 operate candy & llam 'tilmidnight. goodstart ingsalary,ler-Compan i o n : Wa nted SCRAM-LETS Need w:;;;'25 and Vending confection vending PROBLEMS?WECARE EXPER.,GOODOPP rific work surroundings woman to take care of older. Gd. hours. Cl'll . c• .. DYROUTE IEOWMIOSS route. Costa l\i csa & ONE WA y HELi> TO ADVANCE &Jotsof work. F<X"appl., elderly lady. Live-in. ANSWERS Janice's Raggedy AnOs. "'" Sl,250 Min. Investment. s urroundin g ar c a . CENTER TOP PAY, PERM. please call Mr. Rohr al Cal.1968-6253. 675_6553 · \ Excellent route of candy !l.1r. Mc Donald, 548-7796 Pleasant business. ll igh 24 hr Hot Line&IS·8800 833-3606 or 644·5300. UrOken -Champ -I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;· -& .snacks uv.ailable in profit items. Can start 362lW.IS'r,S.ANA DENTA.LASSISTAHT Libel -Caucus -I• • • your area. Ideal way toAnliques/G ifts . Xlnl. parl·lime. A ~c or DOYOUROWN Exper . cbainUde, Endo. MACtllNE 1 s upplement salary or Laguna Joe. Way under ex p erien ce not DIVORCE AUTO GLENDALE office. Mission Viejo Today'scomputerwon't , pen s ion . Locat ion s. cost of inv. FP $2500. important. Requires The WaveProject FED .. a&a a r ea. $500 to s tart . rea.llybe humanuntilit Housekeeping Installations & ·rraining Evelyn Hayes 497·2884 or ca r & S 1500. ca s h DIVORCE CENTER • HELPI. ~ 1 _sa_1-4860 __ o_r_S86-__ 12_13_. ___ 1 can make a mistake and f urni s hed . f'inancing 497-2915. investment. f'or det ails Atty. Trained Cons ul· SAVIMGS thenblameitonanother, ~ available. Can be ex-TO E write ··CAN DY ROUTf: tants to Assist You. 575_ DEAN LEWIS SOONewportCtrDr Dental Assistant. Laguna Early Moming·1 ' F u.II or part-tin.le panded to full time in-HARDWARE S R , No. 23". P.O. Box 1739 +filing fee. 548-4216 for IMPORTS Newport Beach Bch. 1 yr. Min. exper. MAClllNE. come. f~or information N e ~ port Beach, old c · c 1 · f 9 J 7?2 Equal Oppor. Employer Xray license. 494-9737. Apply Personnel,OfH~ 2PM·4PM, Mon,thru,Fri Ph. 714.879_1284 fashioned store perf. for ovin 3 : a 1 · -appt. Orange County's 1~~~~;;;;;~~;,:;;.~~1;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Fashion Consultant , full cotlple. $40,000. com-Ir.elude phone no. 1..:'.-"':.::. ___ _.,"d~t--I Largest Toyota , . or p/time. We will train. plete. Owner. 67$-1283 or EmDlo rnent & I' Volvo Dealer IA.RIER Over 21. Call 963-2652 or 10range Co. Liquor License for sale. No in- 1 ventory. Conta<.1 Carol or Roland Sims. 842-IJIO. 494-8253 ~.~!-.~ .... ?!~~ Pre:O..atiOfl •Lin~~~nic Retired, p /lime. Conv. DESIGN 846·7959 SALESGIRLS IUSIHESS LOANS k•hc;:.i;;:••••••••••••• •Get Ready li-tan Hosp. in H.B. 847-3515 ENGINEER THE IROADWAY· Hewport hcd .: ASSOCIATE -Le t m e teach you how to earn in upper 5',~ income in US. SlOO invest. Mr. Weber I fo r appl. 646 -5390. $5,500 IUYS E s tabli s h ed. money -making bou lique in · prime. area . Inventory negotiable. Forced sale! • -GEM- 1 120-F'TustinAve .. N.B. : ltEALTORS 642·4623 INVESTOR $50,000to$500,<XX> lnstn.ction 7005 ·?~r~~ BARMAID Must have .minimum ol Sm a 11 Tin ve s t m~:nht Business growth with ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Chuck Stanton or & WAITRESS 2-3 yrs exp. in designing $10,000. op ladies aug creative financing. Call 548-9949 valves & other related fashion dress shop. Pa.Im Call Mr. Bryan Swi ...... ing Lessom Bob Severson ---="-'-'-'-'-'-"----hydraulic-e quipment. Springs area. Top loca· SJ.a-7600 Your pool •833-7622 646-9303 IEA.UTICIAMS send Resume to P .O. lion. Boom area. Eslab'I Nowinterviewingfor: e 232' N l M-'--•,T-JabW~ ox ~· ewpor business. Must be ex-~ ·~'111---·~ Mewparlor i-•~-Be h C•Hf -· D-ds 5035 female 7050 AUTOMOTIV E • -ac ' :m . -per'd in al.I phases of ....... Call:644·0661or540-8582 -dress bus. Balance of in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASttlER vestment out oC profit to' % Chicago law school grad Exp er' d . Newport r ight person. Reply lo LOANS up to 80 0 seeking job as law clerk. Datsun, 833-1300. Classified ad no. 4ZJ, c/o Isl TD Lo--o111 1;2o;0 Ready for work July l, b' Daily Pilot, P. O. Box -1975. Resume available. Automo il e 1560, Costa Mesa, Calir. 2nd TD Lo..s Write: Classified ad no. Switc•hboai""-dd 92626 Lowest rates Orange Co. 422 c /o Daily Pilot. P. 0 . Receptionist Sattler Mtg. Co. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca Switchboard, li ght book- 642-2171 545·0611 92626 keeping, light t yping. • Serving Harbor area 24 Expert only. Bauer years Full Cha.rge Bookkeeper, Buick & Imports, Phone ~---------1 office m anager , 8 yrs Mrs. Cameron,979-2500. Announcements/ exp. Relocating. 536-8439 Beautician DESil.CL&K FEMAL E Hairdresser lo Call494-6574 a ssist . iri busy salon.1----'-'CC,,"-'-"--- South Laguna. Guaran· DISTRIBUTOR wanted. teed $30. p /d ay +. Over 25. Interested in 499-4000 For interview. ea ming up to $800 per mo IEAUTICIAH Guarantee Newport Area. 548-1311 p /t. Call 639-61ZI . DoY•U..lo L-- Female h el p, full or p/time. Apply Kentucky Fried Chicken, 2929 E . Coast Hwy, CdM. FIGUIE MODELS WOMEN 18-35 needed by Ora.nae Count,)''s klading studio. Make up to $500. p /wk. No ex.perieoce nee. Ph. a nytime; 17141821-0110 . ·•' Equal Oppor. Employer HOUSEREB'B ', Live·ln, care for 2 i:wu girls in beautiful NB .home . Pvt rm 4' tv. English pref'd, but. .. aot n ee . R ers needed. 640-5070 or 644-2400.: · ·• HOUSEKEEPER to liY e- in. working family o/ j.M'o GI~ Friday " without children. · Xlnt F~r Small, congenia.1 3 working arrangen\en&, girl_ ~ffice. Versatile, salary open. 963-~U ;or fam1ha r w /all phases of 556-7896 · • office work. lnls'est..ing, . dqyersified duties. Hsek pr /Ii v -in , cook, Delta Electronic drive, Np't Sch.. 3 girls, Control Corp. (EOE) 7, 9, & 11. 640-1S98 or 646-Tn6 673·8914 ' r:.:l""'~ Help W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :,~~' 'W~q//~ % ·-=·"' .~ , .. '.~ \ A CONVEHIEHT SHOPPING ANO 8 & Girt Ml1sl .. Viejo I oys 5 EITaraarSJC I · G.P . in Laguna Bc h . Ideal Sn II Jal> 10 lO 14 years of age. Dai-We need people wantjfug needs back office girl , CPart·Timeffoura,. AVON ••••••••••••••••••••••• -d SCWING CUJO£ FOR lHE . CAL ON THE CO, :;;;~~ ~---=-· .. ly Pilot delivery routes to help people in your exper 'd. only. Send re-Work 4 hrs a day in our Accountant $15K THERE'S A may be available in your area. Work u little« u sume : Ca.rl H. Weber, new cool olc across from Last&falind 5)00 For an Ad in Womtft"I Wortc:I Elec. Technician $950 area. Earn profit for de-much as you like. Be in-M .. D. 1929 So. Csl. Hwy. O.C. Airport. & eal'n LOST/FOUNDA PET? Mach. Supervisor $15K WORLD WA.ITIHG liveries & cash, I.rips or sured. bonded & pay no $l00+ per wk. 1be work • •••••••••••••••••••••• Call Su• 642-5678, Ext. 330 Twice Pretty! 960-2900Adoption,Low t,/CBkkpr to$800 FOR YOU-merchandise for selling fees. If you haveexper. GRILL Cook wanted . is fun & perfectly suits Cost. Spay /Neuter Info. IDVINE PEDCr\NNEL new s ubscriptions. For in the following; Must have refs. Clean people who enjoy pultihg To Size 48! , "' " l'l,,J'.....I A s a n A V O N information please call NURSES appearance. Womanprel h · b LOST : Gray & Blk Aust. $ER\/l(E$&-AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE. 642 -4321 . From San COMPANIONS r'd. Full t ime. Carmels t eir ver al capabiliUes ~~~Pj~tl~ c:;:;t ~~:: 488 E .17Lh (Al Irvine) You meel new people & Clemente-San Juan SUB-MOTHERS Restaura nt. 49'1·2550. ~~u:eo.;ikv.esS~d!~!~: 7471 I (.&Ji,, I I r'O' fil ., .f"" I ; H B. 536_4385 & 892.1267. Suite224 Costa Mesa have xlnt earnings. Bel-Capistrano area. call HOMEMAKERS Selling anyllllng with a lighters are welco,.c. Call 642 1470 t lh ·11· 1 h me' 495-0630 and P..1ission Vie-Pl n·· f pt $100 Reward. • er an si ing a o · ease ca or ap Daily Pilot Classified Ad Call for more inro & -----------1 Call 540 704 1 Days J·o-EI Toro area, call 752~ 1. . . .,. , ~-~-~-~-~~-~;-~-;-~-~-~~-... ~1~~~'::·~==~·:ii:ii l ~ is a simple matter , •. persona interview ... ~c LOST : 2 Blk Brief Casv~ l S8Elq-63ual100. ppor. Employer HOMa.u.KaS just call 642-5618. Life Books, 833-8008 •. · )~ ,ci)~ I ..... - hard. 1 sort leather. 1c. .ACCOUNTS "'~~~~~~~~l~~~U~P,~J~O~~ll~I ~~I , · 500 Nwpt Ctr Dr. Park. Bank HetPW..tM 7JOOHttlpWaMecl 7100 Lot 5 /19 Btn 3:30 & PAYAILE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 :30pm . Reward is of-Ne wport Beach area. rienced IOAT COMPANY fered. 640-8400. Please Real E state Developer. Expe '* Mo Id i n g D e Pt ORAASMAN DEPT. STORE -· - ' ·' leavemessage. Construction exper. FullTime Foreman rcq 'd. TELLER • Cab S h o p Mill Must have minimum of THE BROADWAY LOST : Mal e Gldn . TheWo'ILiamLyonCo. Foreman . d r .!\ R ' & f I ' h M h · 2·3 yrs exp . In . et.ailing etnever em. ris. 833_3600 Mr. Thomsen u .... 1TB> ust ave extensive ex.· LAGUNA HILLS Setter . Vic. CM area. " per. in fiberglass boat mecha nical & hydraulic ' ". Family pets, Reward. ACCOUNTANT' CallfomialaM manut. Pacific Trawler compon e nts . Send WILL OPEN A.UG.4 . 556-6759, work640-5100 CPA Firm seeks am-corp, 1723 s. Ritchie, NResue,.pomerttoBPe.oac'hBo, •c=al•'f ,' ' ,• . I 93401 ~ SIZES I 3U8 " I ""1Tf...,;.., 1Tf .... -r~ 6 Monarch Bay Plaza Santa Ana. 558-87Zl. LOST : blk/tan Shepherd. b ilio u s accountant SouthLagw1a 921663 male, colJar & tags. Ans. knowledgeable in taxes, lookkHper /R.ctlfll to "ZED" Vic. EJden & auditing, management 1714,49"'1273 p 11 roll ..:~. Del Mar, C.M. S48-83S7 services & supervising ayro ' pay re..,....... Drap1ry Ww .. a D• for small client practice. 17 141 83I·1970 Gen'I ledger thru Fin. Needs qualified help. All FOUND D Id stmls. Salary open. Call : og, 4 mos. o . Send resume to: Ad. 338. f . phases. 549-8916 Male. Tan & White. Nr. Daily Pilot, P.0 .Box An Equal or appointment., 1~--------- Victoria Sehl . CM .1 ~1;>560~,~C:"os~l~a"M~esa~'o.·92S26~:;:;;;i .... O~ppo~rt~u~n~i~ly~E~'~m;p~lo~y~ec~11 __ Mlv64°SS~-ffliiiiOOu:;;-1 IHGIHIEIUHG 548 ·6137 . IOYS-GIRLS TECHHICIAH FOUND·. Female cat, lac· Acdag Clerk SSZO l•MK TELL.ER Newspaper Routes open. P r ogressive, growing Accounts Rec. 10 Key, · I ct · uf -~-tating, lite & dark brn. Exper'd only. Barclay's ing, Costa Mesa & Dowr e e ron1cs man · ·~ typing, phones. Beach h I l · •-h. Brick r ed nose. 11 8 . Area. Bank of California, Shores area. Top {lay, s arp, e ec ron1c .-. 846-0749, Ubr Fountain Valley office. Paid vac., bonuses. Capable of buikilng, de- D ""c'an 1 $SM50 _E;:::.o::·::E;:·::-=:"'::;:13::·===;1.::==="::-;7:;;·"";;;;;''=:=::;-bu I 1 In ged& t1e s tin_g FOUND: Lab lype dog, ala ontro , tapes. 1n ., aophislicat , e ed.roruc black,brownleathercol-l yrexper . SEEK& "'IND•· circ u ils. Must be lar. choke chain. San }o"ee Paid/AlsoFee J obs r, 8NN9ofllop thoroughly familiar Fuo to "·oiar 1011;,.lh<'r fll' Ai aleo tags. Vi c Tu5tin WESTCUFF 1 w/digltal & linear solid ~··p11rRt,.1y--a~ .. t ~h.-'111ovt>: Ave.CM.Call548-723'1or PersonnelAgency R E M IWSDE TTOPS.,!!U R O .AM state ci r cuits. All titet·,·ell"ll8, o11t>n"ork vr~1 548-5170 (Mark III Cenlec) E D M P A L O u S A T O U B P P T I A benerits of a large co. + 101•• long-•1e,ved. ~olld l,lrO· ._ !'ilt'I 0 .. ._.1·blooa!l. l'~<! ~fl()rt 1651E.EdingerAve,SA the dlv e rsirl e d Joo •lfrll IO!? COIOl'll !O CfOl'h<'1 FOUND: Female dog, Call542-8836 R U llYYO RK S HI R EROONNS cha ll e nges & op - l'r\•Uy duo. l'11l1o.>rn 11;1: very gentle. Med. slze.1---..::::::.::=..:::=.. __ I x RA E u p M 1 H co R 1 E s N I p B portunitiesor asmallco., • 11 ' . <;1111<1·• ~•x,.• 1. 6, 8. 10 lnel. Bu.fr color. Vic OCC. Call A Hskpr. Ref. liv/in lite • DELTA ,-011 took pounds 1hlno"I'! ~nd Sl.00 fO'I' each pattern. 642-7650 clean /cook . Sal. Pvt E 0 MN ft C 0 NA C I A N E E ff 0 N & ELECTRONIC 1•r11.11,.ct l'11•t"1'n ?1 3 -111 :Addll''orea_chpattem~Of' Rm/Ba Cdm 673'62167 REPIO LMH CONTROL C()RP ,.,.0,n .. n'll ~I~"" 11.r• 31 (J~ loch first-c lass mail and special FOUND: 6 wk old Gold & • 675.18Z7• ' ' E 8 C D N D C T I L a (EOE} • bu•t ~1111 ~o-lncti hl11!: S6 (llJ h.1ndling. Send to Allee Wh ite Tiger Stri ped 1..:.:.:..:=::.. ______ I I R 8 WC 0 P I AH£ N 0"8 TB OAK CaU•••ms bn•I. ~I hip); a~ (13 bu~t. •• Brld:;,, IOS, tht! Daily Pilot. f I t v· N wport PT S -..._.. lllp>; ~·• 111 bu•l. .u1 hlpJ; •2 Nee<lle(ran. Drpt., _Box 16.1, ~r;raa~e~~ Ca i:~5-~. Abldg,Mli'tGeRm'a""'i·nl·.rAcdpt. +m+.. H I H 8 T R H O 8 N J ff A 1[[!]y N s 1•41 bu~t. •x lllJI ); 11 t Ii bu11t, Old Chf'ISC'I Stall,()f1, New ~o 1•111): ·•II 1s11 bu .. 1, ~~ hlpJ: Yorti , N. Y. 10011. Print FOUND .. Ma le Goldn 541-5311. 8 ff I DU 8 8 A RM DH TR P T~A ff f lJ Ci;:I bu•!, ~l hlpl. N1me. Address, Zip, Patteto Send Sl.00 ror eaeh p•llc-rn. Num~r. Retrvr, bet 80..SS lbs, vie. A.SST. MA.MA.Giit K S B E T H E P I DA C 0 R 9 R 0 S I . i\dd 25 cent1 ror each p11<ttem Sa v<'! dol 1 a rs t Create Monte Vi 5 ta Sch I . Days. 6am.2pm. Wed R p E T J H w ft g T 8 E K c o o G u R !Or fir:>l·Clt11111> mafl 11od S~t"u•1 ~111.11\ful lhin1111. Smd fOlf' New sta-8625 lhru Sun, ~.11 insu<. h:indllnll!: otherwise ttu.-d· 1t1$Nttdlttr•ft Ca1ail)g~ 1 -~~-'-------r._. 0 MM TB R I HS KR E 8 I T W S 0 K ('las~ d<'!lh·t•ry .... 111 take lhrH J dHl11 ns pr!ntrd\n,.;.Mo .... 15" FOUND: Male h1sh Set· .,ackage, vacation & ~k~ormo.-e.Scnd t0M an11n Nrw ! Nirt, Fifty ,...,,Its $1.00 d bonus . Apply af\ 3PM, PAL 0 U 9 EA P N 0 8 LEN RM' LA ""' ter vie. He1rbor & A ms. ,\111r11n, 442, ll'le D11i1y Pilot, New ? RippleCfO('t\d .... Sl.00 962-8226 Naugleg :Jrlve Thru H HF. p u 0 LA p E c ARD NA LAT Pattern Oc:pt ., 232 W11•t Ukh sew+ Knll Boolt: ........ Sl.1$ Re 5 t ;11 u r 3 n t , 2 14O1 SI. New York, N.Y. 10011. 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On a n empty 1\omach . Maybe even in the rain. The reward Is knowtn1 you can do it. Join the people wbo've joUxid lhe Arl'D.)'. CATALOG.10011tyle,,alltihes, CC'.lmpleteAf1h1Mfl4 .. 11 .00 Pertonals 5350 Strictly for fun. Privacy "DUlloC NINNUOTA TAMWOtrnt " free P•ttern eoupon. Stmd 1St 12 Pri~e Afghane 111.3 .... , .!iii' HAMPIHt•I PALOVlll YORQRJaa :; • c• =r. naw. SEW + KNIT Book with Dooltof II Quilt.JI ........ w ••••••••••••••••••••••• & di!lcretion 8!'1$Ured . TOMORROW1C--i...-w.... .. If you are lntenstN in bring lmervlewff for. permanent tmpktymeftt in ow new stere, pie-.: complete & clip out ,.._coupon below. Miii to "6f .i tM address lnd(cated. You w111trece1w Aft Mlwet" a.,, phOnt or mail within'""" weeks Jet,. ting a specific •HOlntment time for an lft· ttrvtew witll you. . •• Excetleftt opportunities for qUilllHed app!lcantt: OVtslancling employH.bmeflts. : ADDRESS TO: ;: THE· BROADWAY DEPT.STORE 'ATTN: CENTRAL PERSONNEL 3880 N. MISSION ROAD LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90031 -: .• ·: • , ,. p-------CLIPHEAE -----~..\ . I 1m interestld Jn being in1eMtw«t for emP'°Ymenl ~ IM'oflowlr'Otll'M(•I: • cc·: o•n .. Ma•. L; •HTAU•ANT :1 SAUi PLOC>9' L BEAUTY IALON ! ESTOCK l.: CAQI CAIHll!RI~ HOUIEKEEltlNO L CREDIT ontCi f WftAPPEJll . ' f Pl'o.y Shilt ·(j~v4niftgShlft I Hew Sv~ (xper'9nce I am (Mir 18 yelfl. of 998 "'"" ..... l_"Funnm. L~~Pa"Time v .. i: :- v .. L ' ' No , . No l; Chy ---------Zlp'---11& bult tiaauep•ttern , ..... 11.U MuHUm "-·lit Boot tZ ..•. w Increase your bust line 1 W r I t e de a cri b l·n I '------""'-::.0::.::."-"=:=::..::.:::..::;::::,;_ __ _:~ Opr.•-S I "-" ti 00 ~ If W~l ad #386 Enjoy much lar .. r "8"11. A Plnd" p11111 .. with o.,..t 60 ·--• ---IMl•ntFash on ............ · 1SQullt.1forTod•yt3 ..... ,w to 3 cup sizes, 2 wks or yourse · •• e • ln6lantkwlr1100ot •.•. s1.oo '?Okof1_tJlrf1Rualt_ ...... 50' your money back . Daily Pilot, P .O. Box d1Kovt:rlt1perpan1l ln1n111-newNri•ol 24·p.pbooklec... 41-1240 11111..-0,1 1~1...,_, ~~!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!~~-'!!~!!!!'!~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;,;.i~~~~~~~~~:=J~T;•~onl~•~..i~o•~•m~•~l.~n~.,~d~D:•~....i~~·~·~""~""~~~m~u~l:,.~"'°"'::::-1~~~~~~~~~=.J:!:::::::::::::::::::::c:::::::::::~~~t!. ........_... ..._..,.. 846·7959or894·ootl 1560, Costa Mesa92626 -~•bit to ''SMll.I: Plncl''ln C8flof1hlt"'1'9P1J1n. • _ ,...,,., ___________ . -' t I • - -• -a.c I ,, 5 1 ·Eq ~ ..,._,' ·''111 "°ti~ _,s41 -•···· ,11 Mal Jlllo ~ "Tl ""' JI('• ""' ,•-t •• .::tlUc:: ... ~ .: ....... " • ~ ' • •II " ~· 01' l<tNOONS WOMEN TOMER'9,,_ P.REllY, TM! .oMR$AAVE. ~~ GEN.MANaR • • I . ' .. "'" ~ . ' ... • \ ::.! ' , •If DAIL. YPl..OT Monday.M!x21.19'15 t41t•cwdet/ Mohr'H1•1 .. "" ' ....... Sien 1 9090 Scat hn fl 110 -"'911t ., 160 ""°"' , 91160 T,;.p . 4 9160 W...... · -....... ,.w..,. H40 ...... S.U 9060 ~~.~~.' •••••••• ~.~~ ••••••••••••!•••••••••• ••••••••••!'·~··•••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ••••••,•••••~•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••e.t•••lf.~ •••••••t••••••••••t •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOBIECAT14 or l6',x.lnl Boal Stora1e -d111 lly • HOMDA1974'710 '7S COMMANDER a.•, '87 f'ORD C'.lab-ronr•rd ?JLUY..c.n.' NEW d••I• wit.ft empty ,Chrii-Craft Classt: 30:Col. 21' MKJl, ready to eond . Make offer (~) w ee kly · m o nth!.)'.-$1600 M.S-9152 =mi ,t~~w~,x._lr~. Pi&11p, 41000 ml, A·l , Ma1•. • lrack •l•~.e lo\ aeed1 uaed c:arir ~b~;~~5i5~1f6~· ~~ ~~~1'-= clean. $8900. 839·7518 Security-24hrlaunchina Yamaha '1Z 100 MX Uk• 6'1$.C:S~'fl •6P • ....,, · ·Step bu~per, ~ boxet. player, tow m.Uet., Will de1peratel)'. Oki or new, 40hrs. Compl refitted. Nu Catalina 22, 1lyr old. Like ~t3r;'~·a::e~644~61' bratnd ne~. $400. 'call ' • · .m. Mf•J022 or wt-7411 trade ..-any ~~~~!'!::en:• wiring 4 instrumenta 24' CANADIAN lfin· New. Loaded with rac· 642-9834. '74 Travel Queen~· hdly ,56 FORD etc. Super condition. lerhoe ler Sloop, 61-I P tory options . Traile r. T •--<at•~ .71 HONDA ·-• 7000 Gs19cW. D1od .. e1-'"°· 14A,OOO(f Sacrifice $8500-142-1551 Evin. Fiberglass hull. New 61-IP, coven, etc. ron.,_.. • -ml lk ~1. • 0 mi, • $4.25 556-8019 ,. , " • I • ' "'."'71 ...... ---· tJll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Pt slip Gd rond New~ sell I--~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ne!'..: .. •'"""· ll'm. A/C, tltr, aen .. root-alt4'1 -'=-----'"'-"'-"I Wanted large power boat As kirig . $4,oOo .. Eves: ot-tr:de'for sml ..... s:li:r c -.en, S•/ .-·2a/8 all the lux. items. Uc. eqin u~f,cbi:ifzo'°:c::!·O: 979·5884 outboard. Newporl sip A:Ht 9'120 '73 KS H0Dda 7SO, low ml. °"s11 KS.uoc.o;~i'1i r.e~ 5(~ , NOW . -..~~=--~· ·--· ~--~ -.L!. ..... ~ ____ _. MAZDA • • avail. 673-6109. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Burnt orange. Xlnt cond. 11 1 2040 4•M•.._t u,a~ Sk i country over No. 470 "Dt'nghy". Xlnl 12' D I h. U I'd $225 per ,..11:. + 5" a ml. ;.. -• ""7' I IOOk1n1 a lake. Barbour d s .1.• .1 Sa loat Sil / 0 P in, se oon · $l600.&45-SS83Tom Rlverside.682-70&. OPEN · •·-~,......, .. , ' Re.IE.l.l.714 -~33 $loon100 .. 6a751.' ... ~.tra1er, .:.<. 0oc''u pl 1-llr, hol water htr, like • . •72,. DATSUN Pt .. • U '"'"'»' .._... ~ 9070 new. ;2795. 5-56-0774. 1971 BMW R60/S. Elec. 973 Dod 21' 14 ooo · ... ~ p. 3 1 , B E It ·r R A .• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• . start. 14,000 mi. Jmmac. l ge , , , m1. );Ont cond. Clean, $2000. " woo N 1222 n 72 v 1 like new, at.ave , elven, 4...,, 4317 Sportfi s h e r , f ully . 14 o. 'co~e~, PRIME SLIPS oomy. . aoa ioneer cond. W/ 111.ring. $1500. rerrlg., gas &elec. lub& ...,. NOW equipped . Like new. trail.e r , good sails. Newport Beach II•i:i' many xtrus. very 551·5494.. shower, toilet holding 71 Da!aun Pickupw/sheU,' $28,000. 493.5544 days, c1:1s hions. blue w /wht All sil.es l -"'~1•>;t•~n~S~l7!.'00~. 962~·~~'!;3S~9:.-· --1:;~~;:--s;;;;;;;~;--;;.;;I. I tank, lee dbl bed, hot • 1 Owner, Xlnt ,cond: Brand New '74 ' 675-••~ eve•. trim. $900. 644-0.'118 . ti73·5253 6-15·8S06 '69 H.D : Sportater, semi· Id A·••-• $7SOO '•••~ ••i .... ..'!.':':!-~0.!'!!:!:-----jl~~;;:~;--:;;:~:::::=-1 ---------11968 Dodge % ·r truck w I . custom .· Olk. w I lots co a /c. -oa . ·.-==" -·.,., .,,_.., "'ll' CABIN Crui~r w/sUp TORNADO c .at, comp. 1oat1. Speed & ·r ~a rd top Ro Ya I chrm. 714.·962·.'.W82 846·8173:-.... 'l!!t. ••QK ~.68 Chev.·l Ton.'Rebltena in Newport. ~75. or best r.a~e ready wmner. New Ski 9010 Coachmen slide-on 11 ' 6' QW A: elutOb, &Ood tire&. offer .... 99a4 --!_~It Trlr. $3500. 675-5605 . •••••••••••••••••.•••••• ca mper. Jiffy liJt incl'd, '15 YAMAHA Enduro400. Wanted lo rent·ll1'!,•Sltor COUNTY USA ,$2300 or bes11Ltfer-. MAZ·DAS · $3000 549 2629 Xlnt .eond . ~AKE o~·-Home, approx. 2$ • p.s " -..... v 9, E . d 1/0 hid '74 Erickson 'Z1 10 HP SKI BOAT 11' Fiatbottom . ~ . FER S36 1936 a. S /C. Aue ~31. 968-9028. 831·889~. -~ i 1 v1nru e • ov , O/B elec start -vuy w/black Walnut deck, · · · 200ilP. trlr, bst orfer . h ' ·. ' p . 427 Blue printed Chevy Motorcy;cle1/ ·12 Tri h BonneY·u T.r.llen. Tra... t.l70 ' 846·3721 · 213/592·2668 5 arp, many xtras. n. c a I v d · Fi "h. Scoo r• 9150 ump 1 e, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ow~$12,750./offer . _ sa e . n ye. nu; completely chopped . .••••m v-" ' 9570 ········~·············· ' PRICE $3395 lo~ S .1 •060 213 ·8 Line Cav1tal1on plate. •••••••••••••••••••••• Lotaofcbrome.979-6698. UT>, GI -, Cust. 1·andum trlr. Used '72 HONDA 750. F.quippedl--------- 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SABo:flberglass rac· li ttle . lmmac. con<f. w/$680intouringac-cess.1974 Yamaha !iOO TX w/ HobieC11tl4 'w11tWler ing,'immaC, new sail. $4 .000 . 557 -9901 o r Imma c cond. $1600 . accessories.Only 700nii. 552·4800 $125. 675·6883 5S7"3262 aft. 6PM 64!t·4785. 494·0134 . Oats.. 9720Dats... 9720 Dats..n 972 -9720 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. , 2 Doors 4 Doors 1974 BLAZER MAlllfOP 4 wheel drive, automatic. ps, air. 14.000 miles. Like new, 27>KPY 1967 CAMARO sharp. Hatchbacks Stick Shifts Automatics 1971 AMC Sl'OITAIOUT Wagon, 3 speed, air, econon:iy. 965-BST Automatic, radio. heater. super TWR-996. New ~ainl. ~...,_s_.5_6_95 __ ..,...__s_11~t_s ___ ..,.__s1~64~5---t • 1972 TOYOTA 1974 MAZDA 1970 NOVA I; CAllNA ltX4 2 DI. H.T. . 2 DOOll 2 Ooot , at tomatK. radio, heater. 909-GIN Appx. 10,000 miles. 4 speed, cherry red, Automatic, chrome wheels. ZWCM4 like new. J85"KXW $1295 r s 1795-s2995 ~ .... ----................... --~t<------------------1----........................... ~ i· 1967 PONTIAC 11 DATSUN 1969 LINCOLN r UMANS CONT. t 2 door hardtop, automatic. radio, heater, PICKUPS .4 door, full power, air. vi nyl top. XIH·9.f9 ) clean.,. p;n. SZA·nl To Choose From l $99 5 Some With Campers ! All I I· • t I· . " s995 '72 Wncer trailer. %1 ft. '72 Trave l-All 392 JIP. X1nt cond. ,$6500 . 960-2664. Buick 225 . Xlnt. mech. cond. w /air, cruise con· trol, new s teel belt radials, balt.ry, shocks, trans" coolr, & ball hitch. All set to pull any s2. trlr. Kirby Coaches 1265 N. Harbor Blvd., S.A. Auto S-•ic• a Part. 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . " I 520 ' N. HARBOR Santa Ana· 4 MILES NORTH Of' , 'THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY • o .. r •70Leh MadolTrKb . ill Sloclc CompleterebWlt "61Chev. 11, T.-¥• ..___ 348 motor. $300or best or. .._, rer. 897"4094. I TOii H•••r D..ty- ...... -~-for-S-... --. ---I v-4 ~l1nlen- ••••••••••••••••••••••• AllH'l"ff/ CIOsslcs 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1930 4"DR .FORD Sedan. Reblt orig. 4 cyl. en&ine &: clutch. New seat COV· ers , et~ $2300 . 714 /586·6196. Re-cf'9Cltlo11al Vehicle• 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vacation van. Must sell '73 Dodge Chinook bub- ble top conversion, stove, ice box, sips 4, 13 MPG. 9381 Nantucket H.B. Ask· ing $5450. Make offer. 962"3976 See it. ' 4Wheo1Drjvft 9550 •-1ooro1-B Cralnos·- C.-.i1r1 Too! <CHECK THISE 73 Food I TM Super camper 1special. V8. autorj:)alic, power steering. 187272 I · 5 37'95 '60 Ford Short led Cus tom c ab. mags, tires, new paint. l\1ust see. (297228) _73 c11e•, "'•TM Sup e r C h e yenn e . Loaded. till w~eel. air cond. .• power steering & brakes. etc. ($3705 • s3495· • 73Bc-i.oss Loaded. automatic, tran5 .. air conditidning, power s tet?ring , e tc. (407137) 53295 • ·oo Ford vah. 49.soo Wig. miles. New tires, brakes. ma,ilri1 Cus tom rosewOod rinter1or. Gd mileage. $2200. or bt:st. 49$-6418 art. 6 ·73 Chev. il /Z Ton 'Van Culri t . inl. $4000., Call 545"0811 or 327;;)139 '69 J:~ORD Vaq ..Bubble 1'oP, Gyps y , self.cont, lb mi, very xi~· oond. Mus t sell ! 67a·4233 • lfiSS $500 CISI Q1£ , PROM • Mada lhn. ,, AlltriGI • . I ' Your Prjce Only 12 Dodge Van 8 100 ~Ton $2 8'9 5 'Gd. tires & m11gs. tape 4'. . ' Ftt 31soo ml. $2300. 536·7~. ' • " ' Autoi,WM!Od , 95.fO Loadedwilh: ·······~·,············· WE PAYiI'OP DQILAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS t •. AQTOM4TIC · TRANSMISSION Jf your car is extra clean see u11 rirst . IAUER llUICK IMllll. llUYU\' , 2925Harbor81vd. INCLUD I NG AL L Costa Mesa ln9-2500 TIIJS· , · ·E c tiNONI ICAL . TOP·DOLLAR . POWERFUL ·s1LKY PAID SlllOOTll ROTARY IMMEDI A..,..Y ENGINE •·ilh 3 y r. "'a. 50.000 mil e f'11ctory . ~I ALL <' "·arranty -beater -' FOIEIGMCARS rel'liriing Naugahyde CALL "R·COME IN Bt;CKET SEf\TS with ,.. • m e mor y rronl TO $~US ~ Passenger s eat -5 NLUJf '(H\ I lf'1f'[Jf\ i '.) RAD IAL PLY TIRES! POWER DISC brakes · -full c arpe tin g -· TACHOAIETER - l'Ollsole -rear windo"' defo~ge r -Electric llllW.C4istlltly.U... c lock -T I NTJ'D ___ 64-'-'-2"'·~94=0~5---1 ~t~SLS cA t'O f;KsliN~ WE Buy ~·ood steering whe.r;\. Al s o mu c h mo'r f IMPORTS e q u ; p m e n l Io o ·numerous to mention Top o ·o llar For Any RX 3 Co up e tS er . Make or Mod el. =5124AI638931 JIMPA~OS MAZDA \l,"t:: C . .\N GIVE ~·OL . .\LL THE • 2001 S . Manchesle< • __ · C•R·E,"'.l.J ;, Anaheim .636.£000' U· ~--------1 "t'ou !\ecd & Still S'tl\·e Orange C0181ty'1 You ~loney HlghHI $ !luJar 1 · -•- 062 SCOUT, new trans , reblt motor. n'ew paint, good wide tires. $1<0>. Cal1645-8474'aft S -PM. Trucks 9560 1111 ::'o~~D BEA·CU :;'. 72 Jeep CJ5 Call Rogeror bill · ~- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 wheel d rive. VB, mags 847~ •M'A ·~· ' ~e!~:s·,~~wof~~~~a~~ S~lM6 ~OUR ~AIJ \ZD' ·~:· TOYOTA SALE (458F0LI ';tOl"i:!RICESPAID ·· K New '74 ~ s3295 • Fl>rlmports ~· 11131m1ne:i: , PaidJor orNot JIU.._..Dll IUCI::. STILL AV D.a,.Lowl•-""""' -~ plus 1966 Har~i ~.Mt• Call direct or colle..-. & HUliE STOCK OF 0,0. 7 Deyo A WoA 646-!ml save :• 75'• 9 IUIL..::.::,..... We Buy · Your Old C.r, 842·6666 :'. kyorL .... MOW! running or noL. 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(XTtJnl '1289 '73 PONTIAC GRAND AM Ill. 1 .. 10 ... ~ie. llO•"' t.t-1"9. -dote l>rMh. •!• --IOl>g.n/lfr--(ll1HHY) '2189 '75 PONTIAC VENTURA ~ -· YI . .._lie. -II_.,. & btlkM,. ._., ··-··-.. -""'*' ~""'°"-fto&U1 1 '4389 ' * • • ' It~ • I "l " I ! •, ' • • J 1 \ l ( .~ ~: ! ., G •• ', . s ( l " •• " ( ' II •• '. ( I I •• • • r 1: I' " ' I lluyJ"'*c ... -· -94,,121t3- •'fhu all n ew 530 i is ••••.••••••••••••••••••• available for ·immt.'<.liatc Ci.....,.al 970 I delivery & testdri\'e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·• · LAMBORGHINI Sales •Senlce •Leasing• 9735 ' 1975 . MERCEDES· BENZ EXEC.CAR 450SE $252.SOmo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Air ; powe r window11, ~1 700 '691(14.RMA.HHGHIA. ,\1\l /1''1\1 stereo; low . Convert. Rebuilt engine, miles ; 36·mo. Open end Sl~J5. 1n absolule mint condi-lease. SIS,OUIJ-cost; buy: back $10,354.00; Depree., $4646.00; Jnt. $1455.00 + tax & lie. $214 .00 ; Sec. de- pos it; Scr. !FO'l9714. J im Slemons lmpOris . Try the UlfoTiote Driving Mcx:hine a•40l MAl.ullm PAllWAT MISMOfol •llJO 831 -2040. 495.4949 . u•• •~' rAliw.1.' lltn '68 MIZ 210SL --- oyota 976 ~ ········~············· '74 Por&c/>o 911 . Choe. TOYOTA I 0°/o brown, tan int. 5 spd. S· Over Facttwv ~~==·===~-·1 in&t. Am /F'm 8 track ~, 1oo1 Mercedes Benz UIOSL stereo. Alloys. 17000 m1 , Invoice . f h ·d b" · Und er war r tt n t y . plus your choice ·~f .ic· sottop, IU top ig win· PERFECT' $11 3UO cessorics,T &L. dow. Nu battery, shock&, 493 2977 · · · Herb ~,·edl-•--& radial tire11. 842-7047 or · · _ __ ~ ~· 537 -,s.,j&I 893-75t.i6 847-Sl34 Eves &Wknds. t!J70 Porsche 911 T . .s spd. --- MCi 9742 ~tereo . ?11 UST SELL ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67:>-44~. . MG Demo SALE Savings to I 0°/o NEW CAR TRADE INS: 731io1GB GT . $4495 like new! (P995) 71MGBGT $3395 Air (P.JJ9) TDYDTAS lroncl Mew '74s ONLY IOLEFT Also I 4 Dftnos "' 1'KJ::).l lo~NDOUS SAVINGS t-.:xa mple '7.J Corolla \\';1i;u11 Aulo .. radio, bu1nper guards. tti871 l $2997 Honda 8 3 3.9 300 '67 Mereedes Benz w <eblt 1--- Crevler IMW -SGA&B -MOTICE e n g ;ne . R uns real MGB 208 W. tstStiect how Daily Pilot Class-smooth & qu.h~t. Extras ••••••••••••••••••••••• Im ROY l\i72 "l'oyotu Coron:.1 ANNOUfliCJNli A:UTO CLASSIC S 1966 Harbor (I., b.lb 9301 Santa Ana 8J.S-3l7I I 0 °/o O•er Factory IF YOU ified ads dis play their incl elec. sunroof, disc '63 Silver Red Roadster CARVER cond. Sl:t;-,(). e closed Sunday e ln•oice have a scrvice tooffcror messagci; with legibility brakes, J\.1iche lin tires, very tow mi. 2J M.PG: ROW -ROYCE Calla.k!-5"91. :: LTD. Xlnt Orange Courl t y "s newest, most modern authorized de•ler ! . &. :$' plus your choice or ac-&oods to sCl l, place an ad and impact? Our ads, we etc. S3400. $1500 dn-new tire:ii, lop, brakes, l----- Celrisories, 1'&L. in th e Dail y Pilot 6!re proud to say, really $25 /.wk bal . Call buttery &: tune-up . ~~A1!:~:~ 72 Mark II Wagon, auto, Herb Fri....... Classified Section • • · get r es ults. Phone anytime, g40-4438 or Classie cond. Asking s.t•-•'" air, 27 l\IPG, ne"'· tires, SPECIALIZING IJN Siles ' Service Leasing , Copri 9715 537-5464 i93-7566 Phone642-5678. 642-5678 . -----644-1679 $1215. 642-4052or842-7182 ClOUDWNDAYS gd. cond. ~0-~. ~·••••••••••••••••••••• Pontiac -9965 Pontl•c 9965 Pontiac 9965 Pontiac 9965 POlltlac 9965 Pontiac 9965 Pontiac 9965 "\ 'fl IE NEW ~ ,j975 LA~fBOROHINI 73 CAPRI V4, 4 spd., air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sunroof. J•r•. $2 ,995 . .-I UR RACO NOW ON DISPLAY Taking Orders On · The New Esn:via's ARRIVING SOON Open Mon-Sat. 9 to 6 Closed Sun. ,\UTO CLASSICS, LTD. 10591 Bechler River, t'ountain Valley, Ca. 714 /557-3.145, 714 /963-8381 A111tln-He-aley 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·0686 1973 Capri. V-6, 4 spd. Am /Fm ster~. Silver w / blk int. 557-9798 13 Capri, 13,000 mi. 2000 CC, 4 spd. 4 spkr. stereo, am /fro, cassette '& 8 track. 675-0361 DallUft ••••••••••••••••••••••• WILL BUY YOUR DATSUN, l 'OYO'J'A OR VOLKSWAGEN PAI D FOR OR NOT. WI LJ ... PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL KEN'f ALLEN, 540-0442 '.69 Austin Healey Sprite. 21 ---~------I , tonneaus. 58,000 mi. 73 Dats un JJic kup. air Clean! S875. 842-'7261 shocks, nu·brakes, frbgls wknds or ti pm wkni ghts. cover. Xlnt cond. Looks IMW -9712 like nu. Bst. Ofr. rA0-4213 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 Datsun. 2GOZ, 2+2. , '10 IMW 2100 CSA Med. Grn, air, mags, all , C:oupe. Also xtras, $6.'190 or assume ,7l IMW l.O CS open-end lease. fi46.61 14. Excellent classics '72 240 Z. Am /t 'm radio. E II Air . .Mags. Radials. l . ) i owner. $4250. 4!'13-79-W. ~ ~ ~~: ... · ... : .... ~ .. !?.~~ l ••oa ~ P;.t.lhlW.t.T Ul1o'Fiut Sport Coupe lz.t. · """°" ""'° Good cond. Nc:.irly new 831-2040 • 495-4949 tires $1600 SX-4z:.8 UU<1..,..W •AHW4WIJlf · ' . . Autos. Hew t100 ""'"-Hew .....•... -.............. ······················· ,1 -~ BOB LONGPRE SPECIAL PRICE • cyl., 4 IQffd, AM/FM sr1reo. I.Illy Whffl•· rir!lli•nt 0••119•. .f612KKG '73 OLDS Cutla11 V-8, 11uto. tr1n1 .• IKtorv •Ir conditionlnQ, CIO'ft• 1h!tt!ng. r111110. vlnwt roof, !intro gl1•1. •91'1LAO '72 VEGA Wagon • cyl., • speed, l.ctorv 1lr conditioning, radio, roof r.tek. •TllEMO '71 MAZDA IX2 c,. Roll,..,.. • t.pttd, rldlo. vlfl)'t roof, new engll'lt'. #6of'JOMQ SHARP S2995 s1995 S1995 '71 ~Cl-M HURRY tr•ns.. r .. c. tory •Ir condi!•o<1lng, PDwtf' •leering, r<1ctlo, vlnyl raol, tinted o;tleH. , 781(,Y,.I( '70 DODGE Dart s1795 • Cyl .. """°· lr&ns .• IM:IOfY air condilloni119, rl<!lo, vlflyl roof. •O:l90ZQ '68 CATALINA Coupe S1295 v.1 • ..,10, ,,..,,., r.c:torw 1lr conctllbnigo. oowtr 11..-fng. 11dio. low low mllttfe·tu~r Clttn, IWTF•28 '74 '73 '72 '71 '70 '70 '68 • (y!., • IOftd, r.cllo. QO•geous gr1Md1 Vold. 1Jl61(EJ MUITANG o..ndo V·I, 1uto. tr1M., facrorv air cond111on1no. powt!r stNrlnv. IVll-FM •ter.a, vinyl roof. tinltd gl1•1. 157~MS CMIV_<o.., \/-1, M,lfo. trans .. f1clorv 11ir concllllonlng, ~· 1teerlng, radio, \l'inyl roof, t+nre<19l1111. 1J4F8C MERCURY M1rqui1 8r°"'9111r'!'I. V<. •lllo. lr•n$., IKlory ,;, CM- dltionlng, power winctows. radio, Y•tlYI rool, linlro g11111. 1 11(514941 FORD Maverick 6 cyl .• ..,.10. 1r1n1., tectory <1lr conditioning, power llHr- lno;t. roctio. •S47BEV PONTIAC lx«utln V-&, MJIO. lr,,.,5., powtr Slttr• rng, J>OWt• windows. r.tdlo, ... 1nv1 roof, tinll'd gloH. 1111 whfl!f·Cruht control. ll5lHliT !.~.~.,~~.!,~~:e air <ondlllol'llng, r.tdlo, tu0tr· SUPI• Cltfln. IWXNl'ff ·Fully Equ ipped Including 140 h~p. eng ine, whitewall tiNJ, tinted gla11 and much more. CLEA'N '73 s3495 '72 s2995 '72 S1995 '71 s1495 '70 S1495 '69 Sl 195 '68 OPEN DAILY-9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M • .. DPll1\Y IOl'OMTIAC WAIU.NTY WOii IMAUUSIWW.-.TOYOlll•w.&.TMCMA•YOUlCil WI Ll.451 ALL MAlllS AHO MODILS MILES PER GALLON $) 9500 TOTAL DO\Yl'I PAYMENT lnch1din1 Tu. a License IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ttl1I IJU~. Totll Mlllng prk• 13222.10 ire:. ••• & Uc. Dtfttrtd ll<'Y"*'' prlte Ultl.• Inc:. to. II<:. llld 11nanc1 c1M1g.n. SQ.26 Ptt" month IOI'" 4 months O.A.C. APll. l•.Jff. Sdll. llt'Vlllt, \II, •-'·· •It. p. s4595 11111'~ ... lt.. AMJFM 1ttrl0 r..Slo, w/w, 'f'. !Wit. I. gl111 .• tilt ,,,,,.1 .. '°" .wnl" Vl'llft. "'R»l05110 ~~~~ l~'!l,l=r 11r S2195 conditioning. power 1tter1no. radio. tlnttd vi.11. la11ESN CHEV Mallbu s2495· v.1. ""°· rr..,..., CIOWtl" 11ff1'1nO, rlcliO. vinyl root. I TJ.lflQ DODGE Swio:a:r s1995 v ... ti.Oto. lrlftl~ f y •Ir conditJonl1111. powtf' 11Mrlng. r.alo. vlny1 roof. llAll*t TDYOTA WDton . s1795 4 cyf .. 4 sllffd, elr condition-,,., r•ctlo. ·~· rtck. r JOCOU . . Lemans Coupe S1595 V-1, llllO. trans .. llC1'ory a•r can.dit•onlng. ~r stHring . r.td•o. vinyl roof. l lX.tiOl!1 PllHllD S1195 \I .. , 11110. IT"IM .• l)OWtl' 1lttr• \!IQ, r.clla, ,WXTlOJ BosLoNaPRE ' •Jf DAILV PllOT Mondi)', M!)'2tl, 1975 Atllo1, U1t4 Alotos, U1od ...0,, Usod _....._ __ ~:...· ----...,.--'---"--"~-"--'( •••,••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aides. U1ecl ....... Uted Alltot, U-4 (. ...... t_,orfritd ._..,, ...,,rted Autos. l"poet.cl · AMC 9905 CadlHoc 991 S Chevroe.t 9920 ••••••••••••••••••,••_.• ••••••••••••••••••'-•••• ••••••••••••••••••••! ....................................................................... ~··H·······s······bou·····Air~· ···c:·····D· .. ,·L·LA·····c····· •••••••••••••••••••••• Dodte ttJS oe. .. 11111 '''' ~:tta .... !! .. r.~. 9765 Tri.-.. t767 Volvo 9772 1Z ornet portM t. A 73 Monte Carlo full pwr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • ••••••• ,.... • _,,,.... 1 Aond 6 '"' ~licl. · ...... dr 1 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68P'~•llr 101111·1-a' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ · " ; ~ · i /C, am/Im 1tereo, xlnl °"' Durt, l! , v ny top. d ua . , ,...., ~1coronaMa~·11-.. Uo'n 60 'fR3·A,"Cl"'••'c"$l~ SPECIAL llad1als. Sh1trp. $21SOor Ovtir 70 to chootiu,rrom. oond. Must Sell!! $3100 Fli.clory air a /c, p/1. -S1le11n Service cleab.. tliSQ. 548-7'82 , '"' ..... .... ~vv best.545·0248. fo'rom $1995. GMAC ti4Z·386Sorl$2·ll&6. aut.o trans. X1nl Cood. 1 O.LDSMOllU 641"*°22 w»i&on. All white. Cleon. nu top . Runs super· F'ina.nclna & Leuing. Ownr. Ma.keotf. 5*&382 •MC TIUCIS l..!~~~-----Ji $16'0. 54S·0671 511<M827 Mu>t S.,U. . VOLVO SALEI GOOD SELECTIOH 61 J!arracud• Faalbo • USED GR~"HS '7Z Impala Coovertable. Ford tt40 HOHD.t.CAIS Sml V8, A/C, PJS, Tri-p• 9767 e I I ~ Sharp. Whol••ale, $1795. U-' ..,~ . O ••f" Volkswwn 9770 eat pr ce ncrease. l910.l914 ,94.8916 49"'""""'"'· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••9"' ...,_ Or11 wner, • "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••::;.,........... Super stock. All models Four (4 l to choose from, or ~ · '71 J:.TO, r~dilll tirei A/C. 2850 H1rboi' BJvd. 842·9388. TRIUMPH Priced lo Sell. Overseas sW.rting at '68 Chev. lmpola.1 owner all power, till wheel, Coat.a Mesa .st0-9640lp::;ow::oli::;,.=0""-----=:::1" REPAIRS-SE:ftVICE Delivery Specialists $1495 (I ad y >. S u per a p . Jo1ded, SWeethe•rt. 1 , C .. 1 .:.._ • •••••••••••••••••••~ 1~ast oflhe EXCHANGE ejell\ lA•.,: 1 (~3GBXf') '73 CAD Cpe DeVille. All pe11irance. & oond. $780 or Owner. Must Seel $1600/ 69 Vlsla r .... 1er .,....,,?" ~· . TR·6's &REBUILDS uuw WARDS. LEE option s. Xlnt cond . bstoffer.644·65CM, Bes& offer. 8J3..~ Pvt. Wa&on. 35.000 m1, Air, 61..,.GTOdXlh•dll.~Al• r BROOKLYN BUG CO. Under whsle. Must sell. _ Pty. $1275. 875-2859 ».-. Z r. op.-· · tl•rbfriecl.... Estimates 548·9141 c A • E I · Owner in servi ce. Chry1I..,. 9925 . fer.588-4519 .. 531.7777 893·7566 VOLVO .:i .• s xc u.s1ve ti73·3773or675-6000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Torino Wu11on, Air, Pl.to 9957 .,., I BUY JUNK VW AMCDlr. '69 NEW YORKER, a ll uuto,P /S.P/8,4ti000ml. ~·•••.••••••••••••:••••• •67FIRHllD '68 TRIUMPH Engines /C;irs. 919·0935 19b6 Hurhor CM h.Sll q]O'.\ 1234 S. Mai11 11111120 pwr acce1>1>., blue w/whl fm /a m , $2050. 644·1139 J3 P1nto wagon.-Air; dlx. Ma&&. a'uto., will t.rad~ re o~ lo 1011m or aft &pm> 547.5826 Chevrolet ..,.., viny l top. Xlnl cond. 9950 inter.; new t.irei;; Jow Ex.cclhintvalue.. ~ K6 · Dan. Autos, Used SANTA ANA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11000. or make offer. M.rcury mile. $2,ti9S. 545-3497 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:C)Htrr4ELL • 344.9009 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 '67VW8UG.Good Gt'Mrol 9901 hick 9910 CHEVIOLET . 1973 Comet. 4 Dr, 6 er.I, 1972 Pinto Wgn .• Air. Dick Miller Motor$ condition. ~s. •••.•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALES ~SERVICE '64 He'f' Yorker Wgn ~apdiaSuhpee:te~~c~. ~~:~~oTot'~~0;:~·:::. • r:ll-ll'iW~ Call '4 2 · 1403 · REPOSSESSION 1968 Skylark . CUslOm all 2828 tt!l!'!>or ll•d. $400. * 968·9028 _ _;.,,:.l'ty.~ · -· M2<""1 ••tt• n.•-.rAY.:.; i. .. ~ .. '7 o V W Bug . new power, viriy l top. Clean COSTA MESA Continentol 9.930 · ..,...ftUO . '- llOW. Warner· trans mission & brakes. SALE Priced to sell. $82&. 546·1200 •••••••••••~it_•••••••••• Must-.g , 9952 '12 Ford· Pinto Runabout', .131 ·2841 • 4fMt.At.;4, at So. l\1ain Gd cond. $1300. fi4S..3442 531-8718 eves. wknds. ,73 C 1. l 1 4 dr Id ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1e;ooo nil"s. A/c, CUSl In· · -wa•.-Y•-•t• . ... on tnen a , , go , 11 lik l t t cond $2200 "CJ' Santa Ana 5.57·2132 1970 Squarebock, rebll We are representing a '68 IMPALA, Z·door HT, w/wht vinyl top, fully 74 Mustan~ . , ~new, er , x. n · · Vec)CI l mlijor finance company C:odlllac 9915 3'l'l VB, wh_ile, aircond., a equipped w /all xtras. 4-spd, rad10, radials, 4 9624438 •••••••••••••••••••• " '70 SPITFIRE eng. x lnl cond. radio, in their disposal of re·••••••••••••••••••••••• good running, ti01id car. Xlnt co!)t. 46,000 easy cyl., Zl mpg_ avg., ~P· 173 RUNABOUT, 13,300 197) CHvyVep,. 623BIC aulo trans. <19!4200 possessed -_automobiles. '65 Cad i 11 11 c, perre ct Pvt. party. 644-4188 after miles. $4100. Eves only! pear a nee group, folding mi, auto, great cond. by Estate w..-· 1 $1799 '68VW,XJntcond. Stop by. 81~ or barter. sha p e. ssoo. Days , 5:30 p.m., 846·0415 rear seal. $2,695. Call owner.$2400.642·6884 4 cyltnder, auto. trans .• , Dick Miller Motors $880 968--3116 Som~ . cars in e~ccllent 493·1322. Aft. S, ~-5158 · Ch 11 20 MPG 6 • 83'1·6722. Jess tha n 25 000 miles. 4 cond1t1on, some in poor 64 cvy · + , · 069 C:C)HT.UMO ., h d PlyMOUth 9960 Super ecoftom1 ca l. ~ .. 6';W~ '66 VW Bug, rWlS well . condition. No contracts '73 COUPE DE VILLE, c~J. 3·spd. N~w uphols .. XlntCond Jncls bar full 19?2 .. ui;lang ar lop. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (643HUT). la .. ~ .. tlus smog device. $650. to assume. 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