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Home My WebLink About1977-05-14 - Orange Coast Pilot.: ... VOL. 70, NO. 134, 3 SECTIONS, _.2 PAGES SATURbAY, MAY 1_., 1977 TEN CENTS OC Tax Dollars E'i~ Vp Private lloinl By GARY GRANVILLE Ol lllt O .. ly ~•,..Stall It shouldn't have but it cost Orange County taxpayers $3,436 Jut fall to pave a small private road in Modjeska Canyon. Friday, the Orange County .Grand Jury concluded there is no legal way the county can recover the money from the county employes who ordered the road paved. And, the jury said, there are no grounds for craminaJ prosecution of the resporunble employes, one of whom owns I~ near the er· roneously paved d. Those decisions ave Ron Nov· ello, an assistant director in the county's Environmental Management Agency, a clean bill of health. The jury's finding echoed a similar conclusion reached earlier this year by County Ad· ministrative Office Robert Thomas at the conclusion of an mquiry into the road paving con- troversy. Thomas found, however. that Novello "went beyond the bOunda ot prudent management" when he ordered the paving done on the private road near ModJeska Ca· nyon property he owns. And the CAO poked at "dis· erunUed employes" who drew criticism to Novello by complain· mg to the press about the paving job. But the Grand Jury said in its report to the county Board of Supervisors that it couldn 't blame the incident on the so· called disgruntled employes. "In this e•se.there 1eemed to be a lack ot Job knowled1e, llttle understa.ndini that with authori- ty one also assumes resPonslbill- ty, • • the jury said. The Grand Jury's somewhat vaguely worded release seemed to say that while there ls no fiscal ot criminal ·responsibility on Novello's part, there are issues of management lnvolved in the incident. A backup report to the Grand Jury release by Auditor· Controller Vic Heim was more specific. · "The initial work performed oo the Modjeska Canyon area roadway does not appear to have been accomplished within normal operating procedures," Heim said. He noted that Novello ordered the road graded last Oct. 12 ''without the work assignment sheet required by normal pro- cedure." Heim set the grading cost al $77. In November the road wu oiled at a Ci>St of $380, accordini to Helm's rtaurea. And in January the road was paved at a cost of $2,978. · "The uncertainty of the road being the county's maintenance responsibility was known at the time the oil and UphaJt were ap- plied to the roadway," Helm's re- port to the Grand Jury continued. The auditor said the decision lo asphalt the road was made to put <See ROAD, Page "2) Goldwater Seeks Nixon 'H9n:·esty' 2 TolVlls .Bombed ' SAN FRANCISCO CAP I Frenzied birds attacked home:. in two more California com· munitles Friday. and scientists said recent rain and cold weather could be to blame. 1 "I think it may be that this 1very peculiar weather drove jthem to roost," said Ned K. Johnson, an ornithologist at the University of California at 1Berkeley. ''They feed on flying insects and the cold may have killed the-insects.'' Northern California has been hit recently by scattered showers 1 and below normal temperatures. 1 "It couJd be that they were fly · ;ing through the storm and got rtlred and had to rest," said Dr. ,Laurence Benford of the 1Califomia Academy of Sciences ln San Francisco. "Maybe they couldn't be choosy." The birds believed lo be grey Vaux swifts streaked down chimneys, many or them beating their-wings frantically until they died. Appearing in aroups of several hundred, the birds re- portedly fl ew down chimneys about 50 at a time. Connie Spain or Visalia in Tulare County said Fnday hun- dreds of birds with ''long. black. skinny tall feathers and beady little eyes" swooped down the chimney or her home. "We have about to to 12 feet or solid birds," she said, estimating 1th at 20 or 30 were deud. The rest. she said, were "alive and flutter ing." <SH BIRDS, Pa"e A2 > . -... P ulling tor the Home Tea na Members of the UC Irvine Junior Varsity Eight kick up spray in second heat of Friday's repechages <consola- tion) heat on North Lido Channel in Newport Beach. Fif· teen schools are participating in the event and early Dall, Pllo4 Sufi , ..... risers can ~•tch the action from Genoa Beach on Lido Isl~. Lido Village, and Lido Isle Bridge. But races are over at about 10: 30 a. m. (Race story on Page Bl.) Break-in Needs Air. •ng WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. Barry Goldwater has called on former President Nixon to make a special telev1s1on appearance and "honestly explain why Watergate happened." Goldwater, the conservative Republican from Arizona, said Friday Nixon should go beyond the explanations he offered dqring an hour and a half in· terview with David Frost last week and say. "This is what hap- pend. This is how the break-in cam e about." After the first Frost interview. Goldwater said no Republican "in bis right mind" would ever .. consider Nixon as a political candidate for any office. "Now I have lo admit that that is a very harsh judgment on a man who wu a friend !or many years," Goldwater said today. The senator said he often cam- LA's Davis a 'Maybe' Cl'A Lawsuit Hit,s Coast Colkge Unit paigned for Nixon's election campaigns and Nixon cam- pa~gned "for me wholeheartedly . . . at least In his conception of the term." Nonetheless, Goldwater said until Nixon makes a full explana- tion ot the origins or the scandal which drove the former Presi- dentJrom orrice, the Republican party'\should block any return by Nixorrto public life. By MJCHAELPASKEVICH Ol-o.11, ...... ,~ff Los Angeles Police Chier Edward M. Davis, while ma.lung a pair of speeches Jo'riday m Newport Beach, conceded he probably will be a Republican gubernatorial candidate in 1978 to continue what he termed his "fight against the Browning of California." The reference was not to the statewide drought but to Democratic Governor Jerry Brown, who Davis claims is sup- porting a plan that could severe· ly limit urban and industrial growth m California. The outspoken police chief re- marked th at he still believes homosexuality is "perverse" and "pot is harmful" and that. he has detected "a change In attitude among young people today." He said he is encouraged by youths' mcreasmg wanness over pot and homosexuality. Dunng his stay in Newport Beach. Davis addressed a mom· ing meeting or the Newport- H arbor Republican Wo men. followed by a luncheon speech before members of the Exchange Club of Newport Beach. Shortly before .his second speech at the Balboa Yacht Club, Davts teamed that a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge had over· ruled a suit filed by a woman who charged Davi1' department with using discriminatory height and fitness requirements to prevent females from earning spota on the police Corce. Davls termed the declslori "magnificent" and jokingly I . added he is no longer in danger of being forced to award a police diploma "to 4·foot 10-inch moron transvestites." However, the joking stopped when it came to Davis' analysis of wh'at he said is a Brown- backed pl~ he attributed to Bill Press, a planner in Brown's cabinet. Davis said Brown hopes to limit growth through elimination of single-family residences in 'favor of hl&h·rise complexes in urban areas. He added that Brown desires stricter lndustrial pollution controls and no further development of agricultural land. Conceding that Brown's plan would make better use of exist· Ing land and induce cutbacks in energy consumptloh, Da\lla said the plan "would make citizens captives in urban areas." "l wonder what thls philosophy would have meant to Orange County 30 years ago?" Davis asked. He utied the media as well u those In attendance "to closely Investigate Gov. Brown to sort out rhetoric from reality." Durtna a brief question and , anawer "riod after his second SpteCtl Davit WU asked what he would do to solve the probtem·ot <SeeDAVIS.PaceAJ> By STEVE MITCHELL Of IM D•llY Piiot Statt A lawsuit filed Friday against the Coast Community College District couJd cost the district between S7 and $8 million. The suit was filed in Orange Coast Superior Court by the dis· trict's California Teachers As· sociation chapter on behalf of part-time CT A instructors. Union spokeswoman Christine Maitland said that, while the lawsuit is being field on behalr of about 150 part-time union mem· bers, whatever decision comes down from the court will affect about 1,000 teachers in the dis- trict-moeUy at Coastline Com- munity Colle1e. ''Wh e n he does that," Goldwater said in a statement. "I wUI be willlng to reappraise my feeling towards him, but not until then. •·His actions have destroyed the political party to which I devot~ my life." In the Frost intel"View, Nixon admitted td "letting the American people down" and ly- ing during attempts to shield his closest aides during the in- vestigations into the origins df the orieinal break·ln at DemocnUc National Committee headquarters June 17, W72. • But there was little discussion durioa the interview of the break-ln itlelf or who ordered it. . Nixon is to appear in five wlll study the lawsuit and separate broadcast interviews possibly comment on the action wlth BrlUsh television personllll- Max M. Russell, vice chan· cellor ol employe relations for tbe district, said college officials next week. ' 1 The year-old "colleee without ty Fr<>1t. The second on oreign walls" employs only part-time policy wai aired Thursday night. Instructors tor its classes, and ctA •ttomeya say those instruc- tors areille11lly c~assified. "The district calls part-time teachers 'temporary'," Ms. Maitland said. "and our suit elahm \hit anyone who teaches more than two semesters should be recluaified, put on a route for tenure.,and receive pro-rata pay (equal pay for equal work). That 'I tn thl! education cOde." Sha said part·time teachers rtow receive half of what a fuUtJme \mtructor receivt1 f<:if' the11mewori. The lanutt also affkl back l>•1 for the distrlet"'s 1,000~ membetjart·Ume 1taff, 0 •hleh could ad up to $7 or '8 million oVft tM past three years." Ma. aaltWldaald. "Whatever the court fiDas fol' our 1:1) merobei's, they fl.lid ror all.'' .- She eild 1lriiltar Jaw1ulta hav.~ ken flied bjth~ CTA In lOoth~ dYtrictl 1t.11tmde, an4 th.tt th ulon woo a amt at Rk> Hciid6 Comm\.ii\JtY~ei Dl1trlct. ·~us*ior eoun 1U 1e Charles Voiel detlded In CTA'• favor ln utat idlt." Mt. Maitland 11.ld, 0 and ~ part~me tciCMl'I l Mty~"°"',_. 'PROBABLY' RUNNING Semf.cllndldat• Davia F,....PageAJ DAVIS ••• illegal aliens in Southern California. He responded that he would beef up border patrols and in- crease staffing of the Immigra- tion and Naturalization Service. He warned that "Mexico's benevoletlt dictatorship has caused uncertainty whether that country will remain a member of the Western World or go the route of Cuba, with the possibility of missile sites just below border." He added that it is a crucial time for the United States to maintain good relations with its southern neighbors. FroMPageAI BIRDS ••• Santos Saldivar, a resident of Arroyo Grande near San Luis Obispo, said a "cloud of birds" flew down his chimney at dusk Thursday, then departed at dawn on Friday. "They sound like thunder. like when you light up the fireplace full blast. like a small earth- quake, a shaking or the chimney," Saldivar said. Two homes an Shasta County, about 200 miles north of San Francisco, were hit by dive- bombing birds last week and two more homes in Los Gatos, 50 miles south of San Francisco, were attacked earlier this week. Marine Dies In County Auto Crash A 27-year-old Marine stationed at El T9J"O Air Station died Fri- day alternooo near east Tustin when the sports car in which he was a passenger collided with an oncoming light truck. California Highway Patrol offlcers re- ported. Military officials withheld the name of the crash victim pending notification or next or kin. The accident ocurred at 12:40 p.m. on Irvine Boulevard north of Del Rey Avenue. Orflcials said the sports car, driven by Kenneth Taylor,23, of2414 N. Tustin Ave., Tustin, ·Willi attemptin1 to pass another vehicle when the cruh occurred. Taylor suffered major injuries and wu taken to Santa Ana· Tu.tln Community Hospital. His condiUoo wu listed as fair Fri· day evenin1. hoapital otliclals said. The light truck was driven by Jean Virden, 57, of 12141 Hickory Branch Road, Tustin. Sbe suf· fered minor Injuries and was treated and released from Sanu Ana-Tustin Community Hospital Friday afternoon, official• aald. Shapp Repayment HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP>-Gov. MUton J. Sbapp aald Friday he will repay $299,066 In federal money received by bis 1976 pro- aidenlial cnmpaifn. DAILY PILOT NEW YORK (AP)-Ptesldent Carttt'1 denouneement of the old cbarce that Jews killed Christ, elicited by a pastor concerned over a Carter Bible class Jeaaoo, w&1 quickly heralded by Jewltb leaden. ••ff.ls pronouncement today, in which he made clear his rejec- tion of the Cbrtst·killer charge, repudiated antl-Semltiam and called for love for the J ewi.ab peo- ple, la an action of fundamental importance ... " Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, director of inter- reli1ious affairs of the American Jewish Committee, said Friday. Carter's remarks on the sensitive reliiious issue were made in a Jett.et to a Lutheran pastor who bad questioned the President's treatment of the matter in a class Carter taught al Washington's First Baplist Church. New accounts. including a story carried by The Associated Press April 22, reported that Carter, in discussing Jesus' con- frontation with authorities, said: "He had directly challenged ln a fatal way the exiBting church, and there was no possible way for the Jewish leaders to avoid the challenge. So they decide to kill Jesus." In his letter, band-delivered to the Rev. John Steinbruck, pastor of Washington's Luther Place Memorial Church, the President said that news reports "have led to some questions about my views" on the subject, and that he waa "glad to have this op· porturuty set forth my personal position and to clarify any misun- derstanding which may have re· suited from these incomplete ac· counts of my convictions.·· He wrote: "Jewish people were for many centuries falsely charged with the collective respomibility for the death of Jesus and were persecuted ter- ribly for that unjust accusation which has been exploited as a basis and rationalization for anti· Semitism." He said that ''the Christian re· ligion, according to my un- derstanding, holds that Jesus of Nazareth, who was a Jew, gave his life to redeem the sing of humanity. The gospels declare that his death was foreordained and without that death and the resurrection which followed it, Christians would not be saved in Christ." Carter not.ed that all major Christian churches, including his own Southern Baptist faith, have repudiated the old slur, an action for which he said he was "personally gratified." ''To that I can only say. ·Ah men,' with all m y heart," Carter said .-in recounting his church's particular stand. Rabbi Tanenbaum reported · that he read Carter's statement al the American Jewish Commit· tee's meeting in New York and that "it. was 1reeted-by spon- taneous and sustained ap· plause." "That warm response. I believe, typifies how the Jewish people everywhere will undoub- tedly feel about his honesty, his candor and his humanity ... ·' F,....PageAI LAWSUIT ••• to be recluslned and eave them three years back pay as com· pensation.•· She stJd that amounted to $2 million for that di1trict'1 4!SO part.time teachers. The union aho auccessfuJly artruect some issues ln a suit •1a1nn the Los ruos Community Collece Di•trlrl, and la appealing a declalon they lost in a Santa Monica cue last Christmas. ~--... \ Trilnde Te 6WC Prmllle11t Civic leaders gathered at Golden West College Friday evening to honor retiring school President Dudley Boyce,55. From left are Dr. William Thompson, Orange County Medical Association president- elect, Mary Boyce, Dr. Boyce, and Hunt· ington Beach City Councilwoman Norma Gibbs. Boyce was honored by 350 people for his 10-years of service at Golden West. He said he is retiring in order to spend more time with his family. liberal Scorches Carter on Unrest WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. George McGovern, unruffled by a rebuke from President Carter. says Carter is either "hard of hearing" or .. willing to risk a credibility gap" by dismissing criticism from liberals. "It isn't as though I invented thls unrest, .. said McGovern on Friday. ··u·s been there:· The South Dakota a en a tor. who was the Democratic presidential candidate in 1972, defended a speech he made a week ago accus- lni Carter of abandoning cam- palcn promises and party prin· ciples and catering to big bU5i· ness. Carter's rebuke came during his news conference Thursday when he was asked to respond to criticism from .. a number of liberal Democrats." "Well, I would not refer to Sen. McGovern as a number of liberal Democrats." said Carter. adding he was "thankful" the criticism was "confined to one person " Carter said some liberals were .. very d1ff1cult to please ... if they get 95 percent of what they want. they can only rer::ember the other 5 percent.·· McGovern responded: "The conservallve business communi- ty and the economist.-:. who speak Saddle back Negotiators Call It a Day Arter a negotiation session lasting more than 12 hours Fri· day, S~dlehnck Valley Unified School District officials and teacher representatives failed to reach a contract settlement to end a four-day teacher stride. TrUJtee George Henry said dis· trlct and teacher negotiators ended the day-Jong contract talks at 10:30 p.m. Friday and agreed to resume at 9:30 a .m. today. Trustees somberly waited in the superintendent's office and teachers continued pickeUn1 out· side the district office building tbrou1hout the negotiation 1e11ion which bad begun at 10 a.m. Friday. Representatives or both sldes seemed optimistic that an agree· menl would be reached. Early in the evenlnc th• negotiators reportedly were re· v1ewinc financial proposals. At that time, they were believed to be cloae to an acreement. for them have gotten 95 percent of what they want.'' McGovern said Carter's re- marks "either indicate he's hard of hearing or is wUUng to rilk a credibility gap." Tbe senator said his criticisms were made reluc-tantly, at the uraing of some Democratic colleagues in Congress, but he would not iden- tify them. McGovern ls president or the liberal Ameri ca n s for Democratic Action. Al an ADA convention lut Saturday he com- pared some Carter policies to those of former President Gerald R. Ford, and observed, ''it seems difficult to remember who won lastfall." He told reporters at a breakfast meeting Friday: "The present economic and social policies of this administration are out of step with the platform or 1976, the plat- form of 1972 and the platform of 1968:· McGovern's criticism has been e1mong the harshest voiced about Carter by his fellow Democrats . Some have criticized Carter on specific proposals or appoint· ments. One of the first was House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill Jr .. upset that the first two appoint· ments from his home state or Ma ssac husett s were Republicans. "It's the politics of the thing," he grumbled in January. But the day after McGovern's critical speech, O'Neill defended Carter saying it was unfair to make judgments "when he's only been President for lOOdays. McGovern disagreed. ·•rr we wait too long a pattern ls set and it's too late," he said. Froa. Page A I ROAD ••• off complaints "of dralna1e pro- blems caused by the county's previous work on the road.'' So, when Heim's narrative ls tracked from its beginnin1, the $3,436 pavlni or a private road began when a Novello sub· ordinate ordered the road graded, an operation that cost $77. But when residents com· plained about dual cau.sed by the initial arad1n1i an additional $:PtC> was 1peot to oi the roadway. Then, when the canyon resl· dent.I complained about poor drainage resultlnc from the $77 grading job, $2,078 was spent to pave what was a private road.. · Registration Fee lncrecue Hit at UCI Faced with the prospect of pay- ing nearly $4,000 to attend the University of California for one year, UC Irvine students are op- posed to higher registration fees along with other UC students up and down the state. The UC Regents have adopted $48 increase per year in student registration fees. That means that at UCI, it will cost $209 per quarter, or $627 per year for tui- tion. The UC Student Lobby, based in Sacramento, says the total coat of attending a UC school- including tuition, housing, books, and livi.ni expenses-has soared to nearly $4,000 per year. The state legislature and the student lobby recently teamed up in Sacramento in an attempt to persuade UC Regents to rescind the new fee. UCI Student President Creighton Mills and other stu- dents say the higher costs may make it impossible for some stu· I dents to attend the university, re· suiting in UC becoming more elite than ever. "We'd rather cut back pro- grams. if necessary, then drive up student costs,•· saJd Mills. But Chancellor Daniel Aldrich said he·s all in favor of the fee in· crease and said it is essential to the campus budget. Without it, the campus would be operating with a deficit. he said. · Recently, the State Assembly Ways and Means Subcommittee voted to withhold an extra $3.3 million requested by UC unless the Regents agree to rescind the new registration fee. The matter will be heard by a Senate com· mittee next. The regents are not ollJigaled to roll back the fees, but unless they do they will forfeit the $3.3 million they requested for laboratory costs. Thal money would be disbursed among the nine campuses. ' The extra registratioh fees amount to about $7.3 million. Aldrich said lhe campus needs its portion from that figure, about $413,000, along with its por· lion from the $3.3 million figure. The students contend that the extra fee money will bring a sur- plus situation to the campus. They say there wlll be an extra $216,000 beyond the amount needed to offset the inflation of salaries and operations and maintenance. But Aldrich scoffed at the Idea of a surplus. "Thal money will be used to continue programs already un· derway. We need that money, It's not surplus," Aldrich said. Failure ""-m AP DllpatdtJ BELft'AST, Northern Ireland -Protestant exlreml11ts called off a violence-ridden 11 day-old strike in Northern Ireland early Saturday after mauhe irassroota opposition doomed It to failure. The Rev. Ian Paisley's 22· member United Unionist Action [ __ B_R_IE_Fs_J Council said in a statement after a late-night meetmg, the third in 24 hoWil, "Too many lives have been lost during the past sevea years to put one more at nsk." The claimed the strike had been successful because it highlighted their demands for an all-out offensive by Britain against the mainly Roman Catholic lns h Republican Army and restoration of Protestant rule in this turbulent province. • 500Freed HAMPTON, N.11 . New Hampshire's five National Guard armories were empty to- day for the first time in two weeks after the release or hun- dreds of anti-nuclear power de· monstrators who clogged the s ta-te's court syste m and squeezed the public purse. More than 500 protesters. among J,414 arreste-d May 1 after a sit-in at the Seabrook nuclear plant construction site six miles south of here, were set free Fri- day on their own recognizance after they agreed to accept a guilty verdict on trespass charges. while entering formal pleas or innocent. • ~Con.,011 EUREKA -Angry limbermen are loading up their giant trucks with redwood logs for a transcon- tinental convoy to protest the Carter admanistration's plans for expanding Redwood National Park in Northern California. "By God, we're fiithting for our jobs, and we're going to savo them.'' said Sam Sacco, mayor of this city about 250 m Iles north of San Francisco where 12 ten- wheel logging trucks are being readied for the tnp that start.~ Sunday. • Fare Derisions WASHINGTON -Bus riders probably will be paying higher ticket prices soon, but airplane passengers have been given a reprieve. The changes are the re- su It of votes by two federal boards. The Interstate Commerce Commission said Friday it likely will approve a 5 percent rate hike for bus operators. At the same time, the Civil Aeronautics Board suspended a 2 percent in· crease sought by several. airlines. • VD Resbtant ATLANTA -A strain or gonor- rhea resistant to penicillin has been reported in 21 states in the United States and 16 foreign countries, the national Center for Disease Control says. Ice Cream Shop Robbed A bandit brandished a long. barrelled revolver at a Hunt- ington Beach ice cream parlor clerk Friday night and took about $100 from the cash re· glster, police reported. The bandit, described as a white male wtth llght blue clothing, struck Uie Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour, 16301 Beach Boulevard, at 11 :20 p.m., Hunt· lngton Beach police said. The awspect fled the scene on root. Cashing In on Kids He's In CldkiCustody Kidnaping Businea• DENVER (AP) -Tbne moot.bl. $10,000 and J,500 mil• after her 4-year·old son wu taken awax by her former hUlband tn Tennessee, Dooelle MeMuten1otberbo1 but. It took help from a profiQlonal c:bUd snatcher who admit.a, uu•a a lousy way of dolnt buslnou, but lbe law doan 'l act.'' Por JO'll'I Chad it wu over. "When cad we 10 to arandma'a hou.aeT" be uked rncunenta after a joyful reun1on with hit moth r Friday at a pollc• 1taUoo ln Aurora, a Denver 1uburb. Chad waa abducted In F•b~ fn ChattJnoe1a, Tenn., whtre be wu llvinf with h1I mother. Shi had won cuatody tui. 1t1r in a court bjttle Wlth her former huaba.ftd. Dave Goodwin. Tenn .... autborttl• luutd mi arre1t "arraat cb1r1lns OoodWID wtth kldn.apli\.I. 1 Mn. llcMutera tried t.o ,.. cover her .an tNpuch the l .. al 111tem bot f aU... itie speot f / Sl0,000 for private detecUves without succe11. Finally, she hired "Mean Gene" Austin, who for H 7ean hu been in the cblld· custody lddnaplnc busitless. It took AuaUo five da11 to located Goodwln and Chad 1n Aurora. A day lat.er, aft.er an lll·nllht drlve from Tennesaee, Auatln, Mra. McMaatera and her hu1band, Mlcbael McMuten, wm 1n Denver. Wltb the Mdlaaters at bls 1hte, Auttln 1pend three days aw· dying Ooodwln 'a hablta, wa~chln1 blrn drlve to work, 1hopoinl, 1trollln1 lh• strMta. Cbed wu alway1 at bla 1ldo. "At the rldit mome~t. we srab · lb• boy anCl run." Auatln ~· plained durtq lon1 hours of waltln&. ••Jt't a lout)' war of d&>o Joa bualo • bUt the Jaw doein"t act. n•, t.h1t otnctal m•ctit!l:l that torcecl me 1Dto th• • ..... •;...• -=-··-.. ·""==~ Goodwin'• watch over Chad made a trab lmpoulble. Auat1n and the McMuter1 dedded to check out tho ch11d·euatody at· r*'t proceduree of local police. Aurora police bad the Ten· neuu arreat warrant. Mn. Mclla1teta had the cu1tod1 papen. 'l1ley were told she would probablf cet cuatody ol Cbad. u soon u Goodwin wu arrated. Ooodwtn WU arn1\ed a lbOrt time later at a 1bopplftl eenter, and Chad wu t.Utn to tbe Police 1tatlon and a riunlon with h1I moth•. "It l don't'" you ••• ror awbUe, J don't Wlftt JOU to cry," Cbad 1ald to hi.a mothet u tbe1 walked from tbe police 1tatlb0 to th1lr wl!Un1 car. Don•H• Mcldlft•H· •111 nuhtid wtlb tMrt. .,No, that won't ev• b~ a1ah'tf" 1be aald. OoOdibi 1p.nt l'rld11 '1lftt at. the cCIUldl jall on tb T4 atnAW~ ......... ,w ..... \ I Dr. T. L Doo1lttle checks the muacle of Judith Fortfor, who•s lieklnl a job u a flrdi1hter ln Tacoma. Wash. DooUWe 1.-ya the ideal fl.reflJtiter, man or woman. abould be six t ~ and welih 200 pounds. ,,.. I ... . . l!!un!!y. Mg 14, ,.,7 DAILY l'tlOT .. , Kids JOin TeBehers on Pieket IJne • • BJIAUUE KASPE& OUll9011ffrPllt4.a..ff Student.a ln the Saddleback Valley Unltled School DJatrlct don't all unaenta.Dd wby their teachers went out on 1trlke thJ1 week but th~ do know where they 1tand tn It. ••we're the ones In oo the bad end,·· aald one studetit. To demonstrate dJ1pleasuro about 300 MlHlon Viejo Hifh Sehool etudenta •tayed out of elHHI for at leut an hour Fri· day. MOit of the studentl, who sat out in front of the campua where their teachers were pJckeUnc. aeld they 1upported tbe teachers. Wblle the teachers walked wlth their 1l1ne proclalmln1, "We Care," a car drove by wllh another 1len a.anounc1Jl1, ''Stu· out ol their tlu1e1, be 11ld, •tu· deal.I Care." deoll could force tnl.l\ftl to re- At one p(Mt in the drilomtra· allJe lhat they w~t t.btlr ~ar lion, wblcb wu wior~ail.Ud bUl teach back. ~. orderly. the ltudefttl chant.I ot I But Cb•man will not be r• 0 Wt "ant our teaeber1" merced '""lurntna &o hit clauea MOnday, with the u lbtoDatloDs d with or without lll• recutar "Wt want di.'' t1acb1r1. About an hour llttrtbe Wben 1t w All over. '°me 1tu· dcmom\ratlon. e J.D.fOOl\ed df'ntl~JJlct.et Ute dtltrtd'• that bohtd been 1uspended. omcet with their teacbeu wblle · others returned to their claues T-o other .tudtn\I a110 were and sUll others 1lmpat' left tile 1uri>ended, according to •~bool campus. But one flrl 1tood In the OUlclals. mld1t of the movmc crowd with After belD8 Informed of the te1rutreamtngdownbetf1ct~ 1u1peoalon, Cbaprnan's en- DurJng the demon1tratton, tbualam chanaed to a quiet aad· Scott ChQpman. a aeoior. aatd, nesa. He aat alone a moot the "I'm trying to 1et the strike over plcketlna tuchen. "It bothers wltb M beat J cao. '' He Hid the me," be admitted. But he added teachin1 eolng on io1ide the that be did wbat ho thought was school la "not tood." By waWni rt1bt. Powered· by Junk Fopd OC Youth to Climb Baldy-tM Hard Way By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OUl>eO•lfw l"ll•lll•lf Mathematics student Paul Jacobs set out early today with Gatorade, good old 100 percent All-American junk food In hls belly and the theme song from the mountain man movie "J eremiah Johnson" in his heart. The Huntington Beach youth is celebrating his 20th birthday, which occurs today. by seeking out mountains lo match his manhood. "Mainly, I am just trying to prove to myself I can do it," says Jacobs, who jogged away from his home at 6821 Cumberland Drive at the stroke of m1dn1ght to scale Mount Baldy, 80 miles dis- tant. There is method to Jacobs· seeming madness. He is trying lo qualify for selec· tion to lhe 1978 U S mountrun chm bing team which will assault K-2, the sister peak of Mount Everest in the Himalaya Range. "I'm really quite young for a Himalayan climb," says the wiry, beared Golden West College math major. He faces competition from some JOO other applicants for the K·2 assault, many or them more experienced mountaineers than himself. Jacobs hopes lo jog to and scale Mount Bdldy-not using re- gular hiking trails but goin~ straight up 1t with snowshoes and a climber 's axe 1n only 24 hours. "l'.m figuring about 23 hours and 59 minutes," he observed wryly Friday, turning down his WuntyMan Given Tenn In Shooting A one year Orange County Jail term wus ordered f'rlday for a Westminster man who held Ns mother hostnf(e tn her home while he fired a number of rtne s hots al his stepfather and a neighbor. Superior Court Judge Jame!'J IL Walsworth ordered the jail term for Terry Wayne Hamby, 27, after the defendant pleaded guilty to char~e• of assault with o d eadly weapon. Hamby was arrested last Dec. 3 after poli ce i1urrounded the home nl 16422 Jody Circle and persuaded the Vletmam veteran to surrender. They said Hamby held Mrs Penny Richards, hl1 mot her. hostage while be fired four shol.11 at her husband. Two bullets bit his pickup truck. Police said Hamby's behavior apparently was triggered by his estrangement from his wife who now lives In Odessa, Tex. D•lly 1"11•1 •1att ll'loOI• OFF AND RUNNING Junk Food Fan Jacobi stereo set for an interview. The sound system was lhun· denng out the theme music rrom the Robert Redford movie "Jeremiah Johnson," including blood-curdling whoops and shrieu by the legendary moun- tain man who in his vengeful last years preferred conquering In· di ans and mountains. Arrest Cited "I psyche myself up with 1t," says Jacobs. who breaks most of the rules observed by mountain climbers WbO adher't to 6UCh laws as high-protein, dehydrated food and Granola on the trail. "I just eat candy bars, peanuts, and drink a lot of Gatorade and soda pop," says ·Jacobs. "Good old All·American junk food . It may not be that good for you, but It sure provides quick energy." lie knows well the rigors of hit· ting the trail via Bois a A venue to Beach Boulevard and northeast. "Last year I ran to Upland," he explains. Many people who have been to Upland would suggest running in the opposite direction from that community, but Jacobs has a sis· ter there and that made the visit worthwhile. "What I'm doing here is something I don't think anyone else has ever done,•· says Jacobs. "My brother and r did the northeast face or Mount San Jacinto two weeks ago. It's a good way to stay In shape. tve gotten Into shape for the Mount Baldy run four times in the last year. but evr.ry time I got an in· Jury at the last minute and postponed it." lie works out for his mountain climbing expeditions by lifting weighu. swimming, hiking and exerting hi mselr every other way. "I do it all. I j ust try to show the average person he or she can do anything they set out lo do, .. says Jacobs, who hopes ror a career in astronomy. Clinic Panelists Dismiss Crawford By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jlt. Olt•Oally f'llel 'Ult The Hunllngton Beach Com· munlty Clinic board of directors has fired chief administrator Barry D. Crawford. 29, as a re· suit of hi. April 19 arrest in his home on charges or illegal dru1 possession. Board President Susie Newman saJd Friday phyaiclana and various agencies threatened to stop their assodatJon with the non·profil clm1c if Crawford re· malned Ill executive director But Crawford, who plans to ap- peal his dumissal while looklnc • for another job. accused Mn. Newman of leadmg a campalp to remove him Crom the poet he hH held for the paat 26 monthl. The clink board voted 7 to 3 Thursday night to order hJm to submit his resignation by noon Friday or be fired, Crawford said. Crawford, a Huntington Beach resident, was arrested fOT al· leaedb' belnl in possession of martJuana. LSl> and cocaJne. CrawfoTd, a former Golden West Colle1e student body pl'ell· Tiro Couples CltdmBug In the Wine 1'to Newport Beach coup! who claim they found • cockroach lb tbelr carafe of wtne when they dined at a local r11taurant aued the facility Frt· day for damacea to be de· t~rmined to trial court. Maxine and M1rabal1 Schulman and P•trlcla and Coleman Btaaee name Matteo'• ReJtaurant, 2125 E. Coast Hl1hw11, Corona del Mar, u d• .fendama 1n their Oranae CQUnty Superior Courtltwault.. They alleae lb.at emotlOftal dls- tteaa wu caustct them ifti., d1.Der1 bit on tbe "Cockroach. And lbtJ teak furtbtt d1ma1 for U.. wlltli"e lll•ed claim that l.HJ bitiiillbt UM fOCkroaeh lri the teataunnt *1\h tbim •'bee• tt WU not t'Oetroich HUGG .. on ay 15,U'1S. dent, pleaded innocent to· drug possession char1es. He faces a June 2 hearing in West OranJe County Court. He is free on his own recognizance. "The board felt we no longer had confidence In Barry's ability to 1uide the clinic," said Mrs. Newman. "They are trylnC to make me the acapegoat, ·· said Crawford who was paid $17,000 per year as clinic administrator. Crawford had been on leave from his dulles since hJs April 19 arreat. The board extended his leave May s for an additional week pendlne 11 financial review ol clinic records, said Mrs. Newman. She said, "The drug l11ue was every Important" lo the decision to fire Crawford. ''Various social 1ervlce aicenclea would not send counseling patients to us because of it,·' she saJd. "Doctor• wouldn't want to be associated wllh lhe clinic with Barry os executive direct.or," Mre. Newman added. The board preslde!lt aald the cllnJc will have to review lta llnancial status before a new chief admlnlslrator la hired. Meanwhile, clinic employea Dous Ehom and Marty Erlabauah are serving u tn- terl m coadmlnlatrators, said MIS. Newman. Six Burt on Bus OXNARD (AP)-Slx persons were Injured Friday-one Krlouab'-4.n • coW1lon lnvo1v· ln1 •bus and two otb r vehicles lo a downt.Own lntersecUon. ...., ..... °""" h••achs• Mond~Frld1y: II YO\! dO not tlM 'Jl'INf ~ ~ 1'30 o In cell belore 1 P.11\. and yot.lf COPV will be dtllverM &ilUl'dly Ind lu !Idly. If )"OU do not '909i~ YQ\lf C90Y w • &Ill., cell ~ 10 1 m. 11\d '/04/f ""'1'I Wiii M dlliwred. Da~ Bartlett, ~nother 1 n!M. said the d•monatraUon had been called ·~ ebow tbt 1cbool board that we care and we waol aometb!nl dQn about it." Duriri1 a student forum on Thunda)', Bartlett spoke 11aJnat a walkout. Instead, he proposed that ltwknt.s who >ccel .iJ1 their coursea should help the sub· stl~ teach the other ttudeoll. But Friday, be deacribed the walkout aa ''tho only chance we have.'' Bartlett said he turned ln favor or the walkout after he heard ':fhunsday'a neaotlallona had not resulted in a settlement. They described their claaaoa u "chaos," ••a elrcus," "turmoil" and ''a waste of Ume. '' have WJed the 1tudenta by en· couracln1 tbem not to io to 1cboo1 or to mue trouble ctunn1 lhe atrike. q pawnt in the dls-puto. The admlolatrator 1tre11ed that not all of the teachers participated in tho dernon.str•· tlon buthe1ald be wu "extreme- ly aTuppoTDliCf"' ftraf-tbe teacher• who were involved didn't 1end the students back to thelrclu1e1. He said it was a1ao disturbing tbat they allowed the demonatra· tJon to continue ~.nowln1 U\•t their negotiators were close to an a1reernent on an employment contract. . "In my opinion, tbit's been the worst feature or the wbole at.rike -that kids were u.ed," Ames Hid. But the 1tudeot1 probably would reject this ttiou1ht. Durlnf the demonstration, they talked ot the faith and truat they have for their te chert. · "I care about what teacbet'I have to1ay," uJd one bo1. "I've seen them in Uie claaaroomiDc! I know how hard they work." Tho 1tudontl Hld they dldn 't even caro lf lt costl the district -It and their parent• as the tax· payers -mote mon•1 to 1et their teacher• back Into the ch111es. Wb9" questioned about the COi· ll, one 1tudent uked, "Cao they afford to have their children not educated?" John Daywalt, principal of the school where 60 of the 100 teachers walked out, admitted that their courses have not been the same. Two Death Probes Discussed He said advanced classes in the specialty areas were hardest hit. But every day, he said, the courses were getlulg better as more qualified teacher• were brought in. Donald Ames, the district's as- s istant superintendent, said there are excellent substitutes in the majority of the classes. However, he al~ admitted some difficulty ln getting substitutes for some of the special advanced c 1 asses at the school. He contended that teachers Mark Lane and Penn Jones, two of the couotry .. s most acUve Investigators into political aa- saaslnaUons, wUI speak Sunday night at the University Park Recreation CenteT in Irvlne. The meeting is public at no charge and is sponsored by the Orange County branch ot the Citizens Commission of Inquiry. Lane, director of the national Citizens Commission of Inquiry, Is an attorney, lilmmaker and author of six books, including ones on the assassinations of Ill u 25 .. DIAGONAL 1911 DIAGONAL -> I TABLE MODELS COLORTRAK l'Al20WR Th• Wl111lew • aro·ecr"•" Co•orTra• TV '"''" .... OUth·butlM tMtro4 ol Ollloll cn.~,..i '"""09 and eonhnlJO<I• ""I.--Dolh "~" 1119 ,.....,. • .,...andalllMl•.C 25" DIAGONAL ,.. .,.,,.., . ..... all.t he t d•ancad ColO<Trt• IUlureo plu1 -<:•tc:• ·--llgllted ln<!ICll0'11 '°' Ill VHF ond UHF c1>1nn111 6·1f'IGh o-.,a1 1oe1tter Durab4• -IC cabO<W h .. O~llt•1n llUlblt PA471 ,,.nc11t . • PllJCID FOR CL!ARAHCI • DOtn' WAIT FOR THIS OHE • UMITIO TO STOCK OLORTRAK PHONE-,. Con~e 968-3329 FOR LOW LOW PRICE Sf •A47• 2 Yr. Pkt."* IYr.Pwts I Yr.,.,.. M.AW.. ICA'1 top of tllit ......... . Hwry for thf1 ..... ll•lt•d ...-,1 hi AIC Wet..tyi John Kennedy and Mart.in Luther King. Jone1, a former Texas new a paper publisher, Is the author of the book "Forgive My Grief," which contains direct testimony from witnesses to the John Kennedy aasasalnaUon. The two men will discuss what is currently bappenint iD the Kennedy /King assassinations probes being conducted by the U.S. Congress. The recreation center ls locat. ed at #1 Beecbtree Lane. 2511 DIAGONAL TABLE MODEL IU LOWISTO % f'ttlCID COLOll % TU.CK L MODI\. 25" DIAGONAL COLqRTRAK CONSOl.E fU7'4L • ' , NEW YORK (AP) Federal, ou to $9,601 (or each of the n• atate and local eovemments wiU tloo '• r• Ma mllliol\flous~oldi. spend almolt $10,000 pet , _... • '• ho~ebold thil year, more than IN tHo. GOV.E .NMENTS three tlrnes what they spent IJ> . spent .su1.a blutoo.. or *2.0G.'5 !cir •' 1980, a11ew1'ePOlU11Y•· ach flousetaortf. 1)e tnc;rase IA ~ ~'' Tbe Tu FOU~at~ Jnc., il sptndlft• pet hbus.ehold -2j$ • not1profit reaearch c~. }la~ petc~~ froqi l96q to 10'77 -IA tt total estimated (QVe~.natent • ..(ret~ tl\a.b the lxici~t. ,ln the ,,,... apeni\na at all lfvtll to; ftscaJ ·<;Qf(ls)i,rne.: 1';tc:~ l~nll1~ which ~*'' 11m ta f115. 7 bUJiqtl, wf\lcl) wt>l'k.s \II.Ml llP J~ .dY",1 ~c:ent in •• , •• lb~ ,eerfod Cr~m 1. throu N... .. , . M~i~lt'of thia Y.•at·, . AiA i,i· ~~...,. -··:~:.I.:. . C.,inpetillg m7with1~. the ••. , ~.:..~·~ ... -. ., A~ , Ta)t Fpundation aaid that apen4- ' • 1 bl~ pet hol+'lehold wilt J?e ~hnoet SI e!. 0~1· . sr, \mles greatµ tins y,ar than it ~, \1\J l 0 was tJ yearS aJO, the 1976'(01977 ·n · increase is f~1.1tllperc:ent. ., , Bri~.we Fund . , . <~ote: theP_er~nlJlleincrease '" ue m total si>eDdiai J.S &.realer than tire ,percent&te inc.ruse in 19endini per l)ou.lehol4, because the number.of llo\ISeMlds b~ in· creased.) ~ Newport Beach city coun .. cilmen bave added $15,000 tp the '<.. kitty to pay for completiOQ of the 1 renovation of the Goldenrod 1 Avenue footbridge iii Corona del :>1 Mar. '1'uE 'FEDERAL government · i~ b)" far tile biggest spender. . AS"EX.PECTED,'Tag bllfest tbpnk ot money l• (ot: ~ial ex· peiidlturea: welfJte. Social Sect1rlty and unemploy.tnent cotnj>etu!at,Wn. A Uttle Seas than ~ percent QI total f(ov mrnent 1ptndln' went for theaQ puf1106es two years ago and \ht pruortion jl~xpected to be abtiQ\ U\e11ame tJUtyear. A bout \'I percent' ot govern· ment money will go for ~at.ionaJ defeme and· international rela- tions. with virtually an or it being . spent at the federal level. Another 17 percent will go for education. The rest or the spend· tn1 goes for such things as highways, interest, health and hospitl!la, po~ce, firemen and sanitation servaces. , \ . ~ , , Mlt 114 sc..n ""'8 KIDS COULDNT RESIST PUYOROUND'EQUIPMENT. EVEN DURING DEDICATION TtMy lgner9d th• Speech•• Thureday al Harbor View School .., , The project, which wlll have cost $61,000 by its completion ii\ mid-summer began Jast summer with repair of the bridge deck and structural repairs to the col· Almott two-thirds of the total is spent.by the.federal government, with state artd l()Cal governments accounting for the rest. The pro- pwt,ion has remained about the sitn'lsince 1950. I \ Playground Gea'f-· First C~s ,. •" I umns and girders. • W or k m e n h a v e ~ ti)a o / waterproofing the structure: With the funds allocated this s,cbonl'• Pa.rent Faculty Organization. with school staff members chip~· pltlg It\ $375 and the PFO adding $1,500. • week; the final phase, replace· ~ ment.ofthe lights and nower box· l th~ Tax l'~al&oA rl'leased h"e statistics ih connectlon with publication of the 1977 edition of .... Fact:s an<t .Figures on Govern· ·ment Finance... The bool<s are pUf>li1hed ever» fwo years. The new wood and steel &true· t~res that' rise from the play- ground of Harbor View School in Corona del Mar are in the Cadillac clue of playgrQund · • equipment -a far en from the · lone metal jtmgle g)'lJl that used · to decorate the school grounds. set·sllde-log roller has 'beert 1n place since school O,Pene<f in Sep· tember. School Ptincipal nob Miller ~ays there aren't many times during the day w.lien the kids· aren't on the new equip· ment. Havingbec:ome rrustratM with repeated failur~ in their at· tempts lo get the school district to budget {Uf\da !or .n;iore play. ground equipment, the 1roµp de· clded to see tt the community served by the schQOl wouldn't be wilUbg to help out. THE STUDENTS EVEN managed to raise $25 to toss into the kitty. es, can get under way. · The bridge pro\!id&s a pedestrian crossing over Bayside .. Drive. ., • Tbe group. did·net pr~w ide a de- tailed bre~own .pl where the money goes.'But a fouoda~ion re· The log fart-jungle: gym.swing •1 Both £oasts .. Get Rain I --.... MidsectiQ!i Expecting Swuhine, Warmth --I ' l , There will be Cl\IA<f' ot r.,n\hOwtrs o .. , t10'1'-'11 New E~leno 411\d lt\f' ••>tarn <;reat l•-•• T~ Pecll1c t;orthwe>.t end lhe lnle<"10'•~t4111 ••· giOfl cOYro 9'1 10me '"°"'rr• or lflun· Otr\hOWtfl. ft\ewh~r'f' II Wiii ,,. ~U'l"Y Northtrn N-Envlend will bf' (OOI 8ut, the Metlon from ll>e RoOIH lo '"-Atlal'ltk Coa•t will COllOnu. to~ werm or mild The rest 01 ,.,. Wnl ··~ceot for Montana will~ coot A taroe hl9h 1><tnuro SV\lem con 11n'led I~ dominate,,,. wuthl'r Oil 01 1ne RO(~iM Frldav How~vor, e cold lrOlll I\ mc>vlnQ \OUlllwArd "" ~ llM from Ntw Jtr\OV 111rouo11 P•nn w1va11laend0fllo In the w .. t ,.,.,.,,,.,,MIJr~ and ,...,,. Tat •v•••m• <O"!JnuPd to mold ,.,. wHllltr T,,. low l>r•nur• nnl•r end • col~ ff"9nl In Ntv•d. tn"' hour are -11'1 Ille mo~ ,.,,_, ,.,._.., ,...: S<elttrecl thvndu•-r1 .,,.._ti U 1M end!lf>wrl\ SATl'"O"Y t~olO lronllAl)OtlllUnHftlf:llCllW J1IQMll>t .. ~11•wllU•!it .. S.C:ondl-1 tfopm 10 l moved 011 tll• co .. t Scett•r•d 51. •11d rtacfl/""""°'"9't~••.,.. S.conclll•91' 1 oro m \ • •ll•wer, wer" rtffrhll 'OYtr .,.,,.,._ __ ll'l'J !Awt ... thoec' SUNOAY .. 1c111-Mlnneffl•,.,l•lde. Ol-'I. _,.,.._,,...'5to1'ln4fltmoun'• l'trittow• • 1.Ue'lii • • oo l';f't.lcW, Arl1-..... WHhlflftOll •••Mand"" -!O"" lllt -.,., Flrslll'1!fl • SI• m l • \tel" wrtl ' S.CCM\dl-t llP m I 1 "dlor11•• • -laJ-,..._ Se<Oftd~ t.SSpm s~ "' ...... ""~·-~! · S..nr1-s'5l1,,: '~'7 '4So m r L<nAN~LESIAPl-S-nVS1'1H Felr \klft 1-v w•lll -I•... "'°"""'"l>>-111 . •Oltm. 1111d wermtr •••'"•' ••• tltitl 111 t1ouch1""1-"'°'"'~ :-) 1 • Q,._f R-rt Solllllt"' Olllton11e tocsev t 19t\I v,..tibl, '"llCh 1111~ mcirt1•11Q ,.,,_ :"" ,.,._. ~ 1 .... NfCYoMI WHl"9r "rvlct Pt'•"' H•qlls •-1 45 to 1' Tt,,_r•l'lf'H .. ll'lllftQlon ltec:fl W•v•• two to ~ Okll l9"'°"•1""H •llfpee\ ~er IN •IOl.q 'lhlt <Hsi 111111 '""<It tfl \NI, '"'H lt"l OYI el iiM \OIJ\I\ Condltlo"' 10-deQrff .,..rk et,,,. CMc c..,tlr, ,.,..JCk 10 ~ ~ ,.,,....,. '""'" nry ""°' N-t &eecll. w ..... • "'''" nlth~ lfl !NI ~ .... .ti J,,. .. returauitHlr_.,_stlO• ! ~ IM\..-n.lt'e....,... °t'.Cl.,Chllonl IMfCht\ T"9w•t«~etwa1~61.. .-r. Atb•nv AncMr- Altante Birminvt1em Boht 80\IOn 8ufle10 ,,,.rl\111 SC. ChlCfQO C1nclnn1111 Clfvtt•nd • -0.nYtf • 0•\MOI,_\ Of'tro•t F•>rll'1nk~ Honolulu HCKlllO'l lnd'ePoH\ J•Ck\'villr Junuu ~= Mlemt M 11w ... k" t;-Orlt- NtwYOf"I< Oki# City • Om-"• 0r1-. Pl'l)aa1a l'lll .... rQlt 1t·11•n<1 Ore •Ucllm6ncl s1.1.. ... •~ Sall lab !>4n Ol•QO Sen Fran suu1e Sooh,,. Wetlli"910ft AND TIIE STUDENTS were all over it Ttfursdtly even as ' Miller presidE!d ·at ceremonies ' honoring the 58 individuals and organizations that donated the $4,200 to buy the equipment in an unusual grassroots school im· provementpro~ram . Tt\e fundra1sln g campaign, conducted under the name of "Friends for Fitness" was the brainchild of Miller. school physical education teacher Mike Lennon {lJld foul' members of the . AS IT TURNED out, the com munlt)> was not only willing; it was downright eager. One family donated $1,000 and another $500. The Irvine Com· pany , the J.u,sk Company, the Corona d~l Mar Ctlamber of Commer<:e and the Newport- Balboa Rotary all donated at leaaf$100. The school itself 1ot into ~e act Simnlated SpOcelab Missions to Be"giii •MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) -Fi ... e spaceflight exp"rts will spend 10 days aboard a powerful jet aircraft tn experiments simulating night in the Spaeelab missionS'l>lanned for the 1980s. The experiment. sehedule. which is building • the SpUceJ•b ror'NASA,• / Codenamed .. ASSESS II," the experiment is the sixth simulated Spacelab test since the program began in 1972. ~E ASTRONAUT AND FOUR payload specialists, two from each S°l)ac& agenc}'. wi II operate the instruments during the fights aboard NASA's Convair 990. The team will be confined to the aircraft llhd a living module for the entire 10 days, performing experiments six hours a day when the er-aft wtll be airborne The plaque listing all 58 con· · tributors was unveiled as part of T hu rsday's dedication ceremonies held in conjunction with the school's open house. Ambassadors Appointed WASIIlNGTON (AP> -Presi- dent Carter formally has an· nounced h e Is nominating veteran diplomat Arthur A. 'Hartman to be ambassador to France and Lawrence S . Eagleburger. who was executive asslstant to former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, to be envoy lo Yugoslavia. Also announced were these other diplomatic nominations: -Donald C. Bergus, a State Department employe since 1942, to be amabassador to the Sudan. Bergus is deputy chief of mission tn Turkey. -James G. Lowenstein, depu· ty assistant secretary of state for European affairs, to be am- bassador to Luxembourg. Robert H. Miller, deputy as- sistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, to be envoy to M alaysla. , -Harry W ShJaudeman, former assistant secretary for in· ter·A~~~~to be am· bass ad~ Peru ()JUNGE.£oAS'f 'cHultCH DIRECTORY ' t ' I .. I t , . • l .. l . . -: ..... . l( • NEWPORT WTHEAAN OIJROf . 1H De<rtr Dr. ....,.,,.,. ..... ' 141·HJI .9"! J.1ertt ....... ..................... EARLY WORSHIP .... 8.00A M CHAl~TIAN EOUCi(Tl()N i'16 AM FESTIVE WORSHIP • • . t0;30 AM • ..,.,., UU A\'AAAIUI WS.COMI FIRSTUM ~· ' Costa M.o~,. METHODIST tJRtH 19th'St. & Hlrdot Blvd. ·a.-•Sc ........ .,..,_.._f:JO . w..-..-, 1 • ·roo 4.M. UAL w 188EL . 0 D Costa Mesa North ' Huntington Beach FIRST UNITED 'MITHODIST CHURCH • 272117th St'. 536-3537 w......,, Sentc« 10:15 .... N~f#ttAAMomonv I dlrcll s di 111 t.00 .. MESA VERDE Huntington Beach ~orth METH~IST Cfijll(~W~ ~t)~u~rn &IHtTB> -v:;:.~FSI . . METHOOl5T c.ttu•c;w -i..i...•ca-c1t 8662 HellAve.&42--44'~) w ... _,,.t:JOA.M. ~.... W....., f610:JO • • ClllnttS...... CHRISTCHURCH tl·IO:JOAM. ... J~~~~ · NIWtORtCIMTQ 14'00W Balboa Blvd: UHITEDMl'TffODIS'r 6~3-3f05 1I01 Marou.nteAvei Rev. Robert Shepard Jr. Coronactel Mar Wenlllp--~lt~..., W"orih111tAM.~lll ;, TEMPlE BAT YAHM (AeiofMl • R...W MILYIH D. SILYHMAM Rl!Mtl S--.f ~. ldllcClffGll Director s......_ SW"ffc~ 1:1 s r.M. At T...te, tOtt C-litecJi St. ,()A _..._._ lttl4JI•• Sclleol S. ~IJ t :JO 4.M. to 12 "....._Sc....,._ ,...,..,4:11 .,:1 sr.M. · For...._ r.,,,.,., .. c.1444-1 ttt r.O.lew251,C... .. ..._t2'21 TEMPLE I A A COHSltlYATIYI Sabbath Set-Ylces e .. ry Friday at a: 1 s '.M. H.rt.wC:9irfstl9Cl ... d1.t.....,_.1Mc. J40l In••··~~·-" H1·5JH 646-1112 I HllllW• PO 9o•36l T"°'""'C. t1MO . IWGtOLll SCHOOL 9:JOA.M "'•SclloofCHl!ltCM I Wlld9y,,.:schoel/D.ye.r. ' w~:~A'°"llCllOlll • • ~ SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT 1:41..,.,,. IM ,a ' .... ,,.... t. kH• AA4-0f41 'Al , • ....,, , • H41l101 lffORM TEJ4PLI Ffll5T UHITID ~ST CHWlCH ,........,..... 11211 ~St. ~ • HJ.ZS ~ frl4eye..... l :llP.N. Worthlp & Church SChoet 9.30 AM. • { ' • ,_..., ...... ~============c::!:==b±!:lU ..,.Ori4er+--71HP.N. Aabbl:8emlfdP Klnq •I ., 1400W.Balboa8111d. Raflbinlc Intern Nell D4nlet1 N9WPottBeach.Callf. £ducatot:DOfll Mictllef ............. 611-7JH I t . . wo-.,• Sjjealcet9 Reiduo Gesswein, a native or Norway. who speaks to church groups throughout ihe United States, will be guest speaker at the spring luncheon of the women's fellowship of Plymouth Congregational Church. The luncheon will be held at noon Wednesday at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Corona del Mar. Old-Fashion Festival Due An old-fashioned fiesta ,, sponsored by St. Elizabeth Ann S~ton Catholic Church, Irvine, will be held Friday through May 22 in TurtJe Rock. Food booths, a white elephant booth, games. fish pond, pony and hay rides will be featured. Proceeds will benefit the chureh, according to Father Tbomaa• Gannon. A planned parisb facility will be built at the intersection of Campus and Tur- tle Rock drives, site of the festival. Services are currently held at the United Methodist Church in Irvine or University High School. ClwirSings Of Rain The three children's choir• of First United Melbodist Church, Foun· tain Valley, will continue the theme or the weather early this week at Sun- day's 9:30 a.m . service. The combined choirs, made up of 40 children from 4 to 12, will present 11electiona from the jazz cantata, 100 Percent Chance ol Rain. Noah and the flood is the theme of the musical. Younger children will be dressed as animals and older youngsters in rain gear. Conaaunleatlma A aeua1nar entlUed, '"lbe MJnele Of llu.lmum Communlea- tJon, .. wm be held rrom a: 30:!' p.m. SUnday and llay Jlat l'riKe· of PeaceL16eru Q1'rela, a VercU Drive, Cotta Mesa. Dr. PaUl Ced • president Dynamte COmmUnleaUou lile. developed the concept, • • .. . Seven k911 ot eommunlcat.iOft will be presented. Youth from junior biOi •cl)Ool up and adult.I are IJlvlted. ~-• 6 ~1Je con,..eaaJ.lon of t.bectauO el die ae.uncu... Huntlntton Beacb, will bold lts 10;30 Sunday worahlp at lrvlDe 'Part at J.be eaatero end at Chapman A venue. · • Tbe Balla• Ca&Mlk l'eclenllm Brue• N•. m and SU.tSI••, Hd .Jade PuWt will bold an art auctloa at a:ao p.m. tod., at~ MapollaSt., Huntington Beach. * . "Fuhion by the Sea .. la tbe themo for a •omen'• brunch and fashion mow to be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, •ay ll at u,. Lasua ~acll Ualied lldboflat QU"d, 21132 Wesley Drive, Sout.b Lacuna. Ticketl are $5. • * Ed 01CeJ, art dealer and ( J wholesaJer, will talk on BR/ EFS· · vartous vapbie art forms at8 p.m. Thursday at Temple Bat ..._---------~ Y ahm, 1011 Camel back St., Newport Beach. • A get acquainted barbeque to welcomo new vicar, the Rev Conrad A. NordQUiat, will be bekl at 4 p.m. Sunday at St. lob~ Dlvlne Epbcopaf Churela, 2043 Oranae Ave., Costa Mesa. • The chamber slneers of Coeta Mesa Hip School will present a 1 p.m . Sunday concert at Newport Harbor Lullleru Cluarell, 16th Street and Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are available by telephoning 545-6321. Proct-.eds will go to the church pipe organ fund. * Temple Isaiah, Newport Beach, wlll commemorate the Festival of Shavuot (Feast of Weeks) in its 8: 1S p.m. Friday service at Harbor Christian Church, 2401 lrvlne Ave., Newport Beach. Further information is available by telephoniJli 646-7512 or $45-3665. • "Fashions Created at Home" will be modeled at the sprin& luncheon of the United Metbodl1t Womem of MIHIOll VMJ-. sc~eduled for 1~:30 a.m. Saturday, May 21 at Shepherd of the HillJ U:'11ted Methodist Church, 26001 Muirlanda Blvd., Mission Viejo. Tickets at $2.SO each are available by telephoning the church office or Anne Neish, 831-3307. * . Phyllis Weiss, wire or Melodyland associate pastor, Noel Weiss, will speak at the 9:30 a.m. Wednesday breakfutoft.be llJuloll Vie~ Cb apter al Women'• Allow FellowAlp. Tbt breakfast will be held at the Mission Viejo Country Club, 26'7U0so Parkway. · • Barbara Doss, contlnuln& care co-ordinator for the Orange County Men~l Health team, will bet.be suestspeaker at the 10 a .m. Sunday service of Unltartu Ualvenallat Qvell of Saddleback Valley, Laguna Hills. She teaches at Chapman CoUeee. , • The congregation or the Good Shepherd Llatlaeraa Chureh Irvine, will be ofiicially received this week into m~mbersbip of th~ Southern Pacific District of the American Lutheran Church. Adloph Kloth, founding pastor of the Good Shepherd and Leslie Pontious, a member of the coagregaUon, are attendln& the diautet convention in San Diego. * The Seekers from the Church of &eUS)ou Selet1H of Lquna Beacb. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of Htnry and Jill Gerhard, 1401 Bounty Way, Lquna Beach. A dlscusalon wUl be held on V emoo Howard's book, The Mystic Path to Coemic Power. * ,, The first Palestrina Festival will be held at ,1:30 p,ln. Friday and Stmday, May 22 by the church cbolr of&. ,,... Uie Bapdn Claarcll. 1015 Baker Street, Costa Mesa. Cholra from st. Bonaven- ture, St. Hilary and Blea«l Sacramenl will also be featured. There will al.lo be a brass and ensemble and orfan music. , * Betty Alderson. national director ol the American Jewish Congress Overseas program, will speak al a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting al lbe Harbor Reform Teaple, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beacb. B•t..-.E•J'lillda Tim Tyler~ inconiin1 dii-trict governor of Rotary. will· speak on ''The Uncommon Man .. at the 10:30 a.m. Rotary Sund~y .service at Plymouth Congregational Church, 3262 Broad Street, Newport Beach. Rotary clubs of the Newport- Balboa, Costa Mesa and Newport-Irvine areas will participate in the service. Coffee House Opens Today The New Covenant Company, a Christian Coffee House, will be hosted from 7 to 11 p.m .• today by Christ Lutheran Church, Costa Mesa. Paul Westerhoff, a 101p•l singer, will perform from 8 to 8 :30 p.m. ~from 10to10:30. He was a member of the group. Theophilus. The coffee house will be held on the second and fourth Saturadays of each mcn1h. Home T~~Set ~,Tl p':'8~, -== She~ Lut.btran Home for tbe Oev JopuMntalty Dilabled. 2S&CI ltl Toro ao.cs. El Toro. The ~ providea education ud board and care for 102 men- tally retarded, loq.4enn NII· deatt. ~~fivt of Ute ·r•l~ wot'-at Siddleback Communlt.Y JDoterprlHt, a abeltertd worlu.bop lD llJJalotr Viejo • They attend Adult Education cluses at Esperaua, a tchool for tralaable mentally' retarded In Mlakln Vlejo. Tw~.tour..i. tend Elperima full.Um' wta1le .tbe 18"1'1.1 retarded are tauiht lD dewlopmeatal claael OD t.be facWty'1 campus. Teacben frOm tbe Saddlebaek Valley UnJfied School D1ltrlet teach in the Profl'&ID· Celebration Set larael Academy•• eeletwation of Jenuialem Day will be bekl at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in Santiqo Park, Santa Ana. . .-. Richard J. Green will pre- sent a seminar on "Memory, ViaualizaUon and lnia~g" at ~:30 a.m. Sat""1a'y, May 21 at the San Clemente Community Clubhouse, Del Mar at Seville, San Clemente. The event is sponsored by the Church of Re-ligious Science. Open House Slated An ,open home detiWn1 information on the Chinese Metbod.iat Church tbat will belin services June 5 ln Orange will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday att.beaite.161S. OralUteSt. 'J'be Initial service la scheduled for 1 p.m. June 5. The cburth "will be the aecond Cblnese United lletbocliat Church In Southern Calif om.la. The Rev. Joseph Ma and the Rev. Leo Hau, pastors will host Sunday's open house. ' CnnentJy, the only Southern .California Chinese United lfethodilt Cbureh.is located atlZS N. Hill St.. Loi An&eles. It Is the sole Cbinele cburch of the Methodiat denomination In a conference that makes up the southland, Arizona and Hawaii. Mid-East Topic Dr. Shabi Shabtal will speak on Speiftd your aummer Of ~te ~lds~i:J ~d ~aobnteb'~~;~ ~•1o~ond School of Th•ology sponsored by Shir Ha Ma'Alot fOllNVIW.S 01 ALL ..... LOH• Harbor Reform Temple at lbe suetu:ou1 ... a1: Choltlrnalfo Theology COflnlNan 1.9119'1 _N_e_w_po_rt.er __ I_n_n,_N_e_w_po_rt_B_e_a_c_h. _______ 1 Pollolat ea.. and Coun1e11ng Mllltonl etw1111on 0ootnn. ACllAt and Fatnttv Mlnlllry ••• and olhel1I I I t I I I THE NEW COVENANT COMPANY ACttllSTIAM , COFFIE .HOUSE-Ml.GMT c.LUI OPEN 1 to 11 PM 2Rcl Ir 4thtSATUIDAYS UVE INTBTAIMMINT Olt MOYllS CHllST LUTHERAN CHUICH 760 Vlctorta. Cost. M ... • ....._,_,.,._,.rw I I I I ........... " ............... . .......... ,..., .......... lty~lt Trontdenomlnallonal MST II IM IMOloOleol crodlOCXtl of the wor\d-Wlde IPUtfUol renewal SChotorshlp onel Holy Spirit dY• nomlcl bleod In o aurnrner proorom of study tor Cfed" k>Wol'd Motl• of DWlftlty or IOchelor o4 Ml 11'1 Mlnll!Ty ClegcMe or !tie CMlltan Studlee Cl!pfomo. 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' WOllHW AMD SUHDAT ~fllJI A.M. ~LAW OF UMIXPICT9 IHCOMF' lilt SAU SUMDAY & CHUICH IOAID ~ URI.ANUS SQUARE M~.tfof'dRoed-M•-.ori•ech FOR AH INSP,AATIOH.<ll MESSAOI O!At.1136-tal Something won<Mr1ul will happen to you at the llAlaTIM• am1 • lllllm am 541 Center St., Costa Mesa · 646-1032 Dlah~.Prayer 8-4&-&484 ... ...... .. ,, . .,.... 1er.tc ... .., ScllMl- lt:JO A.M. llY. lllAMOa C. JACICIOM Milll9W . '"""' • '11Cill- HAUOI FELLOWSHIP lllUCHUICH ltl J)N Sf., Celt• Mn.. 64S.IOIO Or. F. K, SeshOre. Sr., 00. LIT.O, PH.O Don Staples, F. K. Bethore, Jr. t :Jf 4.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL t 1:41 AM-bL '·IL UJNOU ........ 6:HP.M-ATIOTHIRYICIS w ....... .,.-1:00 , .N. 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WH clioppect Preti• dent Carter's enern proposala may. bring it back for good. ~ that maM a major capital ln•eat· meal" WIULB TBB Presldent has promised to retum any lnereued auoUne tues lD the-form "Of rebate.. that won't help Calltornla. Tbe Golden Stai.. home to Jeaa than 10 ·perc~nt of the natlon'a population. nonetheless aeeounted for aboutll ~of naUonat 1uolloe coo- aumptlon lut )'ear, accordinc to the EnetSY CommJ.uJon. meanlftg a net lost under Carter• rebate plan. the poor and the Prealdent was very .. re· cepUve to 1ett1n1 IOl'Qetblnc back to the poor;• 1ald Norm Emenon. Bradt.y's e1'ecuUve as1l.ltant. ''The ma)'Of alao 11td eannar1dn1 aome portloa ol thlt for npld tnnstt would be destrablw ...t J thlnk the President Ls likely to propoae aometbJ.ns.•• smaller can. automobtlo deaJen report, althoul)I there hu been no uiacl rush for compacll. Another part of tho President'• plan calla for utillUe to» y h aber taxes on on aa an lncentlte to awJtch to eoar. Tie Idea evokes 1huddora from c.l!lornla utlllty executives, who P.Qtnt out that 1uch a conversion mtans .il\her more alt pollution from high-sulfur coal p_l'__ huca • inveatmenll In new emission <*lwvll. ··People Jn Southern CaU!omla 1ot hyatericaJ about it," say• WllUarrl C. Amti, reglcJoal director of the Ftdel'al Energy AdmlnlltratJOfl. "But $.be fact la that the Justlllcatlon for It -loereulnt the number of pu1en1er mUea per car - W81tbete." MOTO&JSTS JN lhi1 sprawlln& metropolis frequenUy travel so to 75 miles rouoduip to ~orlc and think nothing of droPPlnl i.n on a friend 10 or 15 miles away. Although the love affair between South.em California drivera and their automobiles bas survived a number of testa. it'• uncertain what higher gasoline prices, a key element of the President's plan, would mean in an area wbec-e rapid tranalt still means a fast car. By contrast. ttae Northeast holda about 23 perttn~of the population but doesn't use an equlveJent amount ol iasollne and thua 'WOUid ltand to 1lin .benUy. . The queaUon of regional exemptions aroae almost u aoon u Carter unveiled bl1 far•reachlni enerty plan but Arntt lffS little chance of Calltomla 1ett1ni off the book. JN 8AN FRANCISCO, 1 spokesman for the Bay Area '1 Rapid Transit system <BART), aaya the aaeocy bn't sure at what potnt more expensive 1uollne miaht spur ridenhip. "Hither cuoUne prices could have a 'pollUve Impact aa far u ridenblp ls concemed, but it's difficult to say how much,•' said Mtke Healy. "If you talk to one penoo golng up a few cents mieht mate a dlflerence. If you talk lo somebody else, they mtcbt bave a higher "Y~ talklnl about a m"'or rework of our entire a•neraUnt capacity.•• says Southern Callfornta Edllon VJee Presl· dent Edward A. Myers Jr. "Our estimate ls that wo would f)()t only have to scrap $2 billion worth of generating capaclty but would also have to spend another $3 bllllon to accomplish the con· version. We don't think It's aolng to hap. pen." threshold." . California drivers a!ready get about ENERGY OFFICIALS agree that two fewer miles per gallon than other QJO\Orists because cars sold here must Californians are tired or seeine &he air meet stiffer emission requirements. they breathe and are not likely to stand Part of Carter's plan would penalize so-stlll for any program that eventuallt re- .. With the exception of downtown San Francisco, there really Isn't a mass transit system in the state that offers the reliability the middle·class person has in his auto," says Richard Maullin, chairman of the California Energy Com· D)ls•ion. "11"8 llAaD FOa me to see bow the Prealdmt could exempt a 1tate or loeall· ty from any part of the plan,'• be •aid in an interview. "I'm jUJt speculatinc, but reco1nmng that in Southern California there la no viable alternative to the private vehicle, it may well be that there will be additional federal inducement.a to provide a viable alternative.'' ' Los Anceles Uayor Tom Bradley ls known to be concerned over the impact of Carter's proposals on the city and met with the ?resident recently to discuss possible problems, called "las guzzlers,•• something the suits in more pollution. Automobile Club of Southern California "It's a 'Catch-22' situation,'• says finds unfair. Arntz. "It's hard to see how t.bat coal conversion can be done and still meet "ONE REASON we ~uesUon the tax on one of the President's other require. larger cars ls th al they~pot neeeasarily men ts -that ot the smallest possible ln· 'bad cars' driven by 'tiMT people'," says suit to the environment. John McDonald, the club's director of "Maybe there'll be some exemptions engineering. "What about large families there, some middle ground. One thing ••A. rise in taxes could hit the low and mlddle-income classes hard and in order to avoid some impact, you have to pro· vide an alternate system. In CaUCornia "Mayor Bradley did make the point that thla could have a major impact on or a cuy who uses his station wagon in his could be 1reater federal assistance on work?.. " emission controls for converting existing Some motor ls ts are buy lng power plants." • Carter Energy Propoacd Could Foul Air ARB: Mum's the Word By THOMAS D. ELIAS One of the most remarkable aspects of President Carter's energy program has been the almost tolal lack of protest it has aroused from California air quality officials. This is doubly noteworthy since the state Air Resources Board will soon decide how much sulfur dioxide to allow into California's air, a decision that ought to be elosely linked to any federal energy plan. THE ARB NOW proposes a state standard.of .04 parts per • million sulfur, far less than the current federal level of .14 ppm. New enforcement tactics will have to be designed to keep airborne sulfur levels within those bounds. The aim is to help prevent ailments hke asthma, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS emphysema and even lung cancer, all of which have been linked t.o sulfur smog. But it is hard to imagine any enforcement techniques that could accomplisH the proposed California goal and still be con· sislent with the federal program pushed by the President. That program would force greatly increased use of coal for power generating, while cuttine out use of natural gas in boilers and restrictmg use of fuel oil. Natural gas produces far fewer sulfur wastes than either coal or fuel oil and coal burning pro 'Bandnaaidens of Liberty' Press Descends On Sodo1n West By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO is hereby alerted that members of the American Newspaper Publishers Association are hold· ing their annual convention Uus week right here ln Sodom and Gomorrah West. Head uncovered tor a more conv~nient tug at the forelock, we wckome these guardiaoa o( the public weal, these rcpos1tonesoftruth and light. l''ew bave more responsibilities. for they. and only they. own the pr~ssn that.. in uggregate. consutute The Press. the fourth estate. handmaiden of liberty, one wilh the gods, separate but slightly more lhanequal. As the late critic and cynic, Howard , Gossage, used to say with some bitter· ness. "Whal good is a free press if you don'townone?" A narrow view. You want a free press, go out and buy one. . SAN FRANCISCO, ideal seltinf for a gathering of the newi;paper eagles -in the words o those clever headHne· writers, "The City That Waits To Die." II a small earth· quake ensues while the ereat meo tread our shaky ground, remember it's not our fault, It's San Andreas'. A great newspaper chy. The young WUllam Randolph Hearst amused himself by wrilmg such headlines <over a Juicy s~iety divorce> as "TUT! TUT!" and over another, "RED HOT YET!" and the sli,htly more poetic ... A Sunday Sulclde by a Lovesick Loaf er. ' 'Mike and Charlie de Young. rounders of The Chronicle, carried guns. for good reason. CllARU'E, AFl'Ell shOoting and . woundinl Isaac Smlth Kalloch, shortly to be dected Mayor, was in turn shot and killed by Kalloch 's son. San Francisco, city that waits to die. And when lt does, its obituary will be a vivid chapter in the bi.story of places where Ute wu lived to overflowing while death lurked around the comer. · .. FINLEY SELLS SON:' reads a headline ln the May Issue or National Lampoon over a story reportln1 that "the controversial owner of the Oakland A's. Charles O. FlnJ.,, announced today that h~ bas sold his son to the German In· dostrlaliat G.-t ~telff. Finley told reporters he wlll use the money f'rom the 111~ «mated to be ln tbe nelahbortiood of ssoo.ooo. to buy U Mexican youths. •• 1'11 take qiy cbance1 wlth thel lnex_perienced kidS. U even one Of ta.em rklout I' Ube ahead,• Finley aald.'' The Lampoon 'a special y Ii aaUre, but theee daya, y nover . ' I duces far more sulfur than either gas or oil. JAMES SCHLESINGER. Carter's top energy adviser, sug- gests buildlng more nuclear power plants as the answer t.o the air quality problems the Ad· ministration plan would impose on California. But only last year, this state passed new laws making con· structlon or atomic power plants tougher here than anywhere else in the nation. Any plan counting on nuclear power. thus, would run into the same kind of lengthy delays now snaui.ng the opening of a Pacific Gaa ~nd Electric Co. plant at Diablo Canyon and construction of the Sundesert plant proposed by San Dieeo Ou and Electric Co. Slr angely, members of the state air board don't seem perturbed by their apparent dif· ferences with tbe Carter Ad· ministration. SOME EXPRESS hope that a unified California congressional delegation wlll see to it that this state -with special smog pro- bl em a in both Southern Callfomia and the San Francisco Bay Area -gets.an exempt.ion allowing use of natural aaa in power planta. Such unity can be espected bei:ause sulfur smog •ffects not just urban areu, but al10 bu re· cently been shown to be an in· creaalng hazard to agriculture in. the Sacramento and San Joaquin valley1. Another reuon for optimism and for puahtng ahead with a i. trlcter·lhan-federal standard for Califomla Is the conviction that technology exllta for burn· an1 coal cleanly. ''There ii no reuon why .eoaJ can't be burned cleanly,•• tays ARB Chairman Tom Quinn. ·'Carter specllleally 1aya that scrubben will be required on all new coal-burnlna plantl." WHILE scaUllllERS and 1aslfled coal are considerably cleaner·bumin1 than raw coal. they remain a far cry ftom tbt eleanllnes1of1u. So lt ·a hard to lmaalne power ~om paniea meetln1 the propoeed 1tate standard wttbout natural gas. Thla condition could become yet anothtr lmJ>ttua puthlng Calltornia towartl dependence on liquefied natural 1u projects Jlke those rropo1ed by a partnenhtp o PG&E and the Southern California Gu Co. For Carte1"1 entire m-.,e made no mention of limlta on LNG Imports. Lat1e«ale Im· ports of the licltdd lat from ln· doneal& aDd t AJitrla eoUld ~ babty aft1t an air quilltJ crlali lf the nn fteteril Nia permit power J>lant use of l~ported 1as 1 while forblddlq ue Of 'dotnelt.lc aupplld. MZANWRftB, I.NC -far tnore eo1Uy than tllbtr coal, ol1 or noniial "atural 111 -bu become a pet ccmcept ot Oov. Browa, wbo appointed all tho prn ntAR!lmtmben. The tact tbat tblt f avOrtte Idea ot \be lovtmOI''• WWld DOt " foNcloeed WMlar CU141"•1 Pf'O!' 1ramma,ybeam.-rM1011•b1 Bro,.,,.',1 \'"°'9Mel Mft aol HYlffq crtuaad lU Carter' Plan. Welfare Stew's Complex . ByWALTERR. M~ARS Atts.tclalC-n ........ It sounded simple back In the days when welfare reform wu a campaign sloaan, but the cheer· ing is over now and the overhaul President Carter promised ia 10- ing to be years in the maklng. He acknowledgea that he un- derestimated the problem. "It's much worse than we an- ticipated," Carter said in ouUin· ing welfare reform goals and announcing that the admlntstra· lion's legislation will not be ready until early August. EVEN THAT tlrpetable, stretched 90 days past the ortgln.t scheduld, will mean Ions nlahts and weekends at the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare. Secretary IOleph A. 'Califano and his fellow drattamen need to overhaul not one "elf are plan but 50, given the wide varl•Uom in state welfare law1 and benef'lta. Al~umtnL lhat COb1re11 wUl adopt b.11 pf an by early next year, which is a lar1e uaumpUon, Carter Hid it will take untll 1981 to Implement tbe pro1ram. "Tbe complexity al tht SJ1\em 11 altnoat In com prohen1lble,'' aaldearter. He aummed It all up ln a ten· tenc• d~ the camJ)afp: "We 1hould hav• • ltmpler naUooal welfare profram, with one f alrly uniform 1tandard of payment, • adjusted to the extent feasible for coat of living differences by areas and with strong work in· centlves built in." THOSE REMAIN the toals, but lt takes volumes to cover the complications. Califano and his end onus first term in 1981. So he said the Initial cost of his welfare plan will not exceed what the na- tion ls spending on the current sy1tem. Rut that's a moveable celling. Califano said the dollar figure de· pends on what ls counted as welfare spending, and that has "It' h S not been determined yet. S muc WOr e For example, to equalize than we antlclpat-federal welfare spending for each needy American a new ed," Carter said In system wm ttave to iron out outlining welfare variations whic.'h now run as hieh as 800 percent. reform goals and · THE CARTER plan will pro· vido a major puah to provide Jobs tor welfare roclpienta who are 'able to work, in public service lf nothlne else ls available. But gone 1a Carter'i; campaign state· ment that about 10 percent of the people on welfare could and should work, and would be de· nled benefit. Ir they refused tralnlna or employment. announcing that the admlnlstra· tlon's leglslatlon wlll n~t be ready untll early August. team have put together a foot· thick at.a.c~. bound in yellow, and they're 1olng back for more. And not all Ule complications are In the lawboolt1: Welfare ii a aenslUve political issue at every levtl of 1ovemment. and the prom lie of reform was a fbture of Ule Carter campailJl, "Welfare reform t. the Middle Eut ot domestic politlc1.,. Hid Califano. That 11 one of the reaaons ror ~ extra time. The admlnlitraUon w1ll need it to ahape a plan that wUI 1tr~ch to eover mott of Carter'• commit· menta .. l'urt.bermore, tho President wanta OoniJ'CU to focus flnt on tbe mel'IY lftlllatlon, w<hlcb wll1 oecuty the aame ta.x-wrtllng eommttta that handlea wcUm mea1urt1. ~BB WELt"-R& problem biar. on other Carter meuures, enera aJn<MlS them. Thero It a poulblllty that some ~fl'om Cllte:r'• proposed lQ on dom..UC oll pn:,ductlon Will ., bite> biimltator the needy. Carter bas promlted to · balance the (oderal budJet. '-Y iM That uaed to draw ovations. Callfeno aatd tbe lo1lslaUan wUI feature work incentives and 1ome penalUes tor ref'IS•l. But be aaid that to cut orr funds eu.. tlrely would amount to penaUi· ln1 youn1 children for havtnc an lrreaponstt>le parent. It 11. Indeed, more complex than it looked. .. .._ Hl Jlrla and boya. Anotber Mother's Dey bu paued. Drawino aent lo on what you children clid for mother on her day indicate ahe was treated well. Of course, every day ls mother'aday. Tony H'-'lhes, 11, of Newport Beach, sent ln a drawing of a 1irl givln& her mother fiowers and a boy presenting a box of candy. Both are nice eeatures. Tony, who writes that be "real· ly Uket the drawln1 coate1t" wins the first prize for Mother's Day related drawines. He will re· celve a Kennedy half dollar and set of drawing pena. MICHELE RAUS of Newport Beach sent io two very nice, sim· pie line drawings. One was of flow era entitled "a present for mom." The other was of a packeee tied with ribbon and bow, "a simple alft of love." Diane cam of Costa Mesa did a drawing of her mother app· roaching a table.l !). "happy mom's day" ribbon ls tied from a light standard to a chair. Gifts adorn the table. Diane writes that she "realty loves the (drawing) contest. It gives me something to do every- day." MICHELE AND DIANE de· serve honorable mention as do Kurt Suhr. 6, of Costa Mesa; Vicki VoegJ, 8, and Robin Vogel, • . ) ("" -~ 'f (J . . ..... :: .. . ' * PRIZE WINNER * TONY HUGHES 1883 Bayport Way, NB . 12, ~ach of Newport Beach; and Matt Weatherford, 9, Huntington Beach. Diane Cain suggests that you children draw your favorite animal and send it in for the con· test. So-0-0-0-0, that will be the project for next Saturday. Mail a drawing or your favorite animal to Uncle Len, P. O. Box 1~60, Costa Mesa, California 92626. Drawings should be done with black ink or dark drawing pencil on white paper 411.a inch.es wide by 4 incl)es deep. Do not use Crayolas as they do not reproduce. Goodbye. Letters From Ellie Dear EIUe, Are beetle• and bu11 the same? Dear Rick, Ricks. es from tree to tree without touching the ground. and as it prepares to land, it can execw.e "bank1Dg" movements so as to I and upright. No, they arc not the same although they are all insects. BccUe 1s the common name for all Insects All flying lizards ar e decorated with folds of skin around the neck and race. Some of these trim· mings are brightly colored, ran&lng Crom orange to blue. All flying lizards are found in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia and India. They are fairly small and never reach more than 12 Inches (30 cm.). that have the first pair or wings 1 modified to form win$( covers or ~ cases that meet ln a straight line down the middle of the back. Also. most beetles have b1Ung mouth parts that point forward. ·and their life histories involve both larval and pupal stages. or all the animals in the world. the beetle group form the largest or- der with about 300,000 species that have so far been Ellie DearEJJJe, I know what a panda ls but what ls a lesser panda? .loaS. Dear Jon, <·ategorized by scientists. Some common ex,mples of beetles are weevils, the Colorado potato beetles, :ind the lad~ hml beetles <i.ornetlmes incorrectly called ladybugs. I These are sometimes talled red pandas. They "ere first seenm 1821 and for30)'ears wel'ethe only known pandas. Llke the li•nt vanety. they live in the htgh. remote bamboo rorests in the area of China Here they are called "fire ro~." Actually the lesser panda resembles a fox in color and size. The bod} 1s reddish brown and the bushy tall is lighter \\1th cream rmg. The face 1s light colored. and darkstnpec1rcles each eye and runs down to the chin. The teet are large and hair-covered. Ru~s arE.' those insects with certain charac· t1•rist1c mouthparts There are about 40.000 species. \ll have a kind of beok made up of a number of fine hrislll' hke tubl's lhat fit together lo form a piercing <ind i.ucking unit Some feed on plants. others on animalii. Aphids, µond skaters and cleMlas are <·om mon examples El he Dear Ellie, I read that there Is a Oytng lizard. How can lb.la be true? , MJkeN. Most or the day they sleep, curled up in the fork of a tret> or stretched out along a branch. They come down to fe{'d in the bamboo groves. picking the tender shoots with n forepaw Because the sole of the foot touches lhe ground with each step, the lesser panda sways along But ll ls really veey agile and can walk out on the smallest branches Dear Mike, Tht•rc urc lizards with thi11 name. but they do not rl'ally ny. They look much like other lizards ex· cc pt for a thin fold of ,kin attachc'<i along the side of the body and to the front and back le$(s They also have nhs that are 11om~what movable. and by ex- panding the nbs and stretching the leJ?S, the lizards · can spread the loose skin Normally, the fold of akin hes close to the body. but the Uzard ex panda lt.5 skin ~hen ll wishes to display to another Of lls kind .or when it has re1u1on to leap from a branch. It can dive and glide much as can a nyln1 &qu1rrel It mo\- There arc usually four infants 10 a litter and the ~·holc family st ;iys together until the next Utter ar· nvei. the folio" sng year A'1dY •f\dt 1""4t ("t YIOP•tf'll • lr•t•"11"11t t ' t•IJ V•er~ OI \f~enu1• tM ttw-ruturflll t'1 I •rrv l•mm11r ~ • Of Mtnomont• F•1I\. W1\ ,,,,. ,,_., QU4P\Uot1· HOW DO WE GET CORREST TIME'! When it Is 12 o'clock noon In your town, it Is mldniaht ln a town exactly on the other side of the world. The world Is divided into 24 dlfterent time belts along loneitudlnal lines -the up and down lines that run from the north to O,e south. The lines are also callf'd meridians, and an the land within the same meridians bu the same Umc. A vlllaae called Greenwich - it ia pronounced gren·lch -local· ed about Jlx miles Crom London, Enaland, wa. the place from which most nationa agreed cor- rect t.lme would originate. Tbe Royal Observatory which stood dJrecUy on the Greenwich mcri· dlao was mewed in 19S3 to the 15lh·ceatury Heratmonctwt Cas- tle In southeast En&land because 1.ondon had spread out 10 much and city U,ht.a .nd 1moky toi ln· terfered with obHrvatlona nee~ for calllnc the COl'AC!t tlme .. Greenwich Umt II careful· ly ~Pf«! by Ntronomera now from the observatory 11t Her1tmoac Wt. Since l814 lhe cbltf nat1ons ot tht world aareed on a system of broad Umo zones, In each o( which ta a atandlll'd Ume bued on tho U at Gr owtcb, !ntlarid. Whm l• ll Is noon ln Orernwkb it la 12 p.m . In Rome and 7 a .m. "' New York and TOT nto. •lt b also 8 a .m. in Wlaconsln, 5 a.m . In Ullb and 4 Ellie ANSWER TO (,AST WEEK'S QCESTION: Is Dromendarv another name for camel? No. Dromendary.1s the name for a special slender breed of single humped camel used for riding The two· humped ram<•l 1s not a dromendary Ql'ESTION : Do all birds' (•ggs taste about the samE'·' a.m. 0ln California and Britlsh Columbia. STA.NDA&D 'ftllE was first proposed by Cbarlea Dowd, an Amertcan educ1tor, and official· ly adopted la 1883. Rill.road men or the United Slit.el and Canada actually accepted the idea before other countri~ &nd helped to establish the plan lol' a 1tandard correct Ume. The ftrlt time zone in Canad• and the UnltAd States is called Eutem. Then moving west. we bave tbe central, Mount11in and Pacific llm11. each one hour beblnd ill neighbor . In northwestern !North America there are t.bree more llme tones: Juneau. Central Al11kan and Nome. Central Alubn ls two hours slower than Patlfic time and flvo hours slower than Ea ttm. Corr ct Ort nwlc)l Ume I• calculated by uti'onom•na at the Roy1l Greenwich ObaervatOry on a resular bedul• throu&h(Nt the day, and readln11 are acnt to The ancient VUtln1s. we have dlscovered, played chess very seriously. By the 11th century the 1ame waa enjoyed and ap· preclated alJ acroe1 Europe. EA&LY CHESS-had 1reat di!· ferences between it1nd the game played toda.y. Chess as we know it now dates from the 16th cen· tury when Lbe latt rules change, "ca1Uing," wu introduced. The first lnternaUonal chess tournament took place fn the 18th century when the Italian masters visited Spain. The Itallan1 won. tb9 _,.,, ... .,.ctl111 teA11( AHOY? ..... It O'I e MIC~ "1111 ye..< MIM, ... llWI (~ ... , ... to"""' AHOY "' c.f'O., t1'9 o.i1., ~ ... ... 0 . 90ll '*· c.oM4I ~ '11._., lntrlet ••t-ot ... "'*~f-11.1 all parta ot the world. And it beat.I tM 111tem of having ever- yone let blj o1rn watch at 12 when the eun la ditecUy overhead. The 34 t.lme belts around the world are not drawn as strai&ht lines, but rather follow a senaible pattern Lbat lake to location ol ctUe1 and other coDJideraUons. At sea the lines are 1tr1t1ht. Each of the 24 ionea are, f tberaity, 15 dell''* wf cJe. ' '"WI' Mnlft 1 CMM-·~ World Oi.111 to \'ltt<1r N ... llfli-. 909 10, tf 91llt t'19, Atlt.1 le( ti1nwctl91r WHO INVENTED TJIE GAD OFCHF.88t The 1•m• of ch•• cam trOm tndia. Jn the 1lxth c tO'l7 Jt found l way to P.,..la ..,..:It. bffam very popular. Wlien"\he Arablan1 took poaae.11lon or Per1la in Lbe Hvent.b ceutuJ')', they alto took l)Olff:HIOft Of c aa the~fa90r1te1ame. .. Play Toys,· Giv~n .to 7A>o Animals SAN DIEGO (AP) - Chris Parker ls trying to make confine· ment enjoyable for wild animals and help them play around. He's glvln& tt)e~:toys to re-lieve the boredotb something to keep their mlo active such as a apeclal feeding lube that shoots out a blacuit. If an animal pushes a certain lever. '1 want zoo visitors to see what animals can do, not just what they look like," said Parker, a psychology professor at San Diego State University. "l'm concerned that these animals are slowly going $lark· raving mad Crom boredom." The Zoological Society of San Diego, which also is concerned, has awarded Parker a $1,500 grant to bring a little joy into the lives of wild animals. So far, he has worked only on toys for monkeys and apes, which he has studied in tb49 San Diego Zoo for 20 years. He says he needs tough, dura- ble toys that can t ake ape-1 ~zt~~tl· handling, such as conveyor-belt rubber and used tuna fishing nets. The heavy nets of two-inch mesh have been stretched tightly to bounce and slide on. They've been woven into ropes to climb Fast Track and swing on. The psychology students under Parker are experimenting with aluminum devi ces a nd fiberglass, as In pole vault equip- ment. The streets are off limits to skateboards in Bremerton, Wash. and parking lots constantly full. So what can a determined skateboarder do but build his own track? Rod Sather of the Roll Your Own skateboard team shows how the ramp is used (top photo> and how to make a quick stop. world scope (10 point• for MCtl .-ion .i...-.d c:omctfJ) 1 Calling the existing system "worse than we thought," President Cuter deferred until (CHOOSE ONE: Augu1t, December) 1endlng ii comprehensive welfare reform measure to Con1ress. 1 Who Is the Secreuryof Health, Education and Welfaref 3 About 1,200 demonstrators were plilced under urest for refu•ln1 to end a peaa:ful sft- ln 1t the site of a New Hilmpshlre .. l .. il·Coill mine !>-nuclear power plant c·unlversity 4 Prnldent C1rter Will scheduled to ilttend 1 M'Ven·niltlon economic summit meeting 1n London. and a meetlns of NATO head1 or tllte. What does "NATO" stilnd forl S Elizabeth BlunKhy became the first woman •lected to the highest office of (CHOOSE ONE: Sweden, Swllietlilnd). only sh1 yean after women there won the vote. newsname (10 pol"'9 er,_., Clft ldlnWy 9'11 PMOn In th4I MWI) I was the 37th PretJdent of the United Stlttt. After beln1 reelected by 1 l1nd1llde, I served near- ly half of my second term before becomlnt the first Praldent ever to reslan the office. In Au1ust of 1914. Who am If l!Mlf chwords •ylekln1 10 a wish~demand In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ la an integral part of the ln·cl.u&room news program presented In Orange Coast area 1cbools as a public service by Lbe Dally Piiot. MIWen •PPHr (Wj>tlde ... _l llelow qu11 .. ~ .. :1 ·- 9\-• ''°" •r • • news picture (10 polntt If JOU '"""' "'' queetton con9Cl1J) The :19n running of the kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs wu • 6Chedul~ for May 7. Only nine hones hive ever won the coveted U.S. "Triple Crown" of horse racing. Who Will the famous thrH•yeu-old who won the Preilknns. Belmont SUkes ind Kentucky Derby In 197) to take this tltlel ~ ,sportlight ~ (2 polnta tor NCh question 1n1WtfN conectt1) 1 The. winner of the $119,350 Blue Grass Stakes wu (CHOOSE ONE: For the Moment, Se1ttle Slew). ' J In tennis, when the serve; fills 10 get either of his two "rvet In tht-service court, It Is ailed 'a .. l .• 3 The PhlladfJphiil Flyell were ellmlnated from the National Hockey Lea1ue playoff1 by wtm teiml 4 Strlkfn1 referees for the (CHOOSE ONE: Natlo~f Hockey . League, Natlonal Basketball Auocbtlonl slsned 1 new contrilct and returned to work fOf the playoffs. S Match the following miljof league b&seblll tun11 with thllr home dtles: A-Athletka a~lkava C.Redt ..OndnnatJ b-Oakfand Mtlant.1 . ' . ·: •. , • l Americana • WASHINGTON CAP) - Dozeu of cardboard boxes, malled from places Jlke Center Sandwich, N.H., Cheroke., N.C., and the Skunk Hollow Forte School in Morrison. Colo., are piled up an the First Lady's aide ottbe White House. """Gilts for the Carters from the folkl back home? Of sorts. Thole cartons marked "fraslle" con. •am hundred.I of donated platet and 8111• that will turn a trad.l· tional womens' luncheon into a celebraUon of American crafts. INSTEAD OF USING the aame old White House ct\ina for Mon· day's luncheon for the wives ol senators, Mn. Curter will serve a menu of cucumber soup and Maryland crab cakes~ ceramic platea created by 15 master American potters. More than a dozen glass blowers have de· signed special glasses ror iced tea to be served at the luncheon. Besides the tableware, 12 round tables in the State Dining Room will feature centerpieces ol flowers made from comhu.sks by the Shuckery and Wood Pret· ties Center In ,Nickelsville, Va., and JWood·sbaved flowers from the Southern Highlands Han· dicralt Guild in Asheville, N.C., and wrought Iron napkin rings from Skunk Hollow. The event, "a traditional, love· ly ladles' luncheon, is usually without much focus," according to Gretchen Poston, Mrs. Carter's social secretary. But it evolved Into something more un· usual when, several weeks ago, Mrs. Carter was tryine to come up wilh an idea for lhe customary gift for the Senate wives, Mrs. Poston said. "SHE THOUGHT it'd be nice to give somelhing handcrafted so It would be personal and special," said Mrs. Poston. "She thought or souvenir handmade books and then we thought, 'wouldn't it pe a marvelous thing to show works ~ master potters and glassblowers.•" Since Mrs. Carter got her Idea, Mrs. Poston's omce has become the receiving station for the pre· cious cargo. S ailor Heads Back to Japan On Sailboat SAN FRANCISCO CAP) Tomio lkegawa, a Japanese sailor who crossed the Pacific alone and was forced to drink salt water after a storm broke his mast, Is headed for home aboard his 2S-foot sailboat. "Goodbye, Goodbye!" the 25- year-old lone sailor shouted as his sail caught the wind and bis sloop pulled away from the dock this week. "SA. YON ARA.!" shouted a crowd ol friends who came to the dock to with him luck. With tears in bis eyes be hid given a far.well embrace to Mr. and Mrs. Charin Greenfield. who had been hoetl of the youns man since h.iJJ arrival b re In"'· ly February after a perilOUI 118·day solo voyase from Japan. The Coast Guard bad spotted his stricken craft off Point Arena, and towed him to a nearby port where he made ten\• porary repairs before conunu.tna lo San Francisco A.BOARD THE BOAT ror the return trip, lkegawa carried I case of beer, cnou1h food and water for two months, a kit for purlfyin& salt water and a 16-lncb pizza a friend had Just baked. Another friend had brought him an abal~ shell necklace deplctin1 a 11oalin1 seagull. HJa boat la named "Oumel" -which tran1lates Into "Seagull's Friend." He expects-tho trtp borne to take about one year. \ ' I Rate Shows An Incre ase WASHINGTON (AP) - Women born during the post· World War II baby boom may be deciding that if they want to have children. they can't wait forever. The latest figures from the Na· tional Center for Health Statistics show a January jump in the general fertility rate, which measures the numbers o( births per 1,000 women of childbearing years. THE SEASONA.LL V adjusted general fertility rate hit 68.3 dur- ing January, the highest it had been since October 1974, when it was 69.8. It was 65.1 in January, 1976. Two other measurements of the country's annual childbear· ing also increased. The birth rate and the number of live births in· creased about one percent 10 the year ending in January 1977. The birth rate , which measures lhe number of births per 1,000 population -including everyone of every age, not just women -jumped from 14.2 in January 1966 to 15 in January 1977. THE NVMBER OF live births increased about 1.3 percent from 3.142 million In the year ending in January 1976 lo 3.182 milhon in the year ending in January 1977, the figures show. Population ex perts arc cautious about predicling an up ward trend in the country's fertility patterns, though some CQJ'lcede that women in their late 20s and early 30s may be decid· int not to put off childbirth any longer. "It could be the beginnioi of a continuing increase, but it's bard to say so.'' said Robert Heuser, chief of natality slafutics al the Na ti on al Center for Health Statistics. "This may indicate that women are beginning to make tGJ their postponed births. but it may not." VITAL STATISTICS records show that \be number of first births for women between the a1e1 of 30 and at lncreased from 7.8 per 1,000 women of this age to 8.1 between 1974 and 1975. They Increased from 7.3 to 7.8 between 1m and m•. Several social aclentl.ats have speculated that becauae there are now more women than ever before in the childbeartnc a1es between lS and 44, there may well be a baby boom when these women start bavin1 their children. This theory ~ based in part on surveys showing lhat womt>n HY they want two children Should they actually bave these babies, they could create a baby boom as big u the one that peaked in the late 19508 when there were about 4.3 mUll(f\ bu1hs a year. Olhu social 1c1entlat1 arrue that economic and social condl· Uona have changed considerably In the last decade. Not only are more women working, which often makes them postpone childbirth, but the Jongtr women postpone children, lhe less likely they are lo have lhem -or lhe number they say they want. GAINESVILLE. Fla. <AP> -ll )'OU tou and tum before falling Nlttp or ll you CTave-40 ut.ra wlnk1 every morruna. blame your ancestors, 1leep re· tearcheruay. "We can't "111 ourselves to •l~p lesa, any more than we can wm ounelves to ,row thl.td lea," lays Dt. WUae Webb, pro- f euor of p1yeholo1y at the Unlveraityof Florida. ..THE AMOUNT OP steep each individual needs is Inherited. It's in bl1 genes. We are essentially the 1ame sleepers we were ln Pabylon." 1t11\ 11•~' h., fn tH: th Jflf'•ff'\I W'.I 6 IO'l'tV'l Webb hu been 1tudyan1 sleep aeoae of mc11ured lime 11 patterns since 1960 and aald hll eUminated, . reaearch indieatea each ln· Their schedules are confi.olted dlvldual hu a body clock that de-by researchers, wtso uslp luka terminea bow much sleep ii out.Ide normal wort bouts and enou•h. monitor heart. rate, pulle and Moat of Webb's research II other vital signs durinasteep. sponsored by the Natlon•l "We found that there ls a Aeronautlea and Space Ad· biological r hythm and our 1ub- minlJtratlon, whlch a1.ked blm to ject.I tended lo sleep about the lnveetlaali potential 11lee9 pro-same amount they do in the b4em1 for aatronaull on lont normal dax·nl&ht social environ· space flithlll. m nt." Webb said. THE BF.8EARCll IS co&!uct.-• lfOWEVEll, RE ·SAID, ~y ed by ilolatinf volunteen up to tend to adopt a cycle of 25~ hours thret week.a ID a eouo8proof, win-instead of the normal 24 hours. dowleu 1leep laboratory. All Most ol the volunteets have Fantastic Vaiue 1 ooo;. HERCULON BOTH PRICES fff>UO f"f' uHtrcd llf ttrtl\ lo• p11i.• • l "•l\h bu utt IHt.t• ,.n~ .n 6.ornft,u .n • M•J"•'• UAt •"'' .,, 4.olor\ < unr••H11•"'''" w1f• .md louw•• 111 • HC'tculon • • thf' ''"'"~ 1tt1t ... on·• .... ,,,or t•c.Jl", •llh '"''"•n~ tu•m c.u'1unin1t•c •"J u111ttl\ lot roy mo••ttc SPECIAL SALE AUTHENTIC HOME DECOR YOUR CHOICE been colleie students, but Webb ia Uninl up un verslty ~mployes over the ace of !IO for a new ex· perlment. "Sleep tends to be le11 depen· dable with aae," Webb said. 04Tbe elderly have a more Cragne sleep ayatem that ts le111 capable or coplna with changes. We would like to find out how well they can adjust. " WEBB SA.ID THAT sleeping disorders develop most often when a person tries to force changes in the normal ·sleeping pattern. UNBELIEVABLE' Almost a Gift CHAIRS s59 ... 2 ,. s99 ----- QUALITY 4-PIECE ~IVIHG ROOM SET 1 PIECE Dl•ETIE SET ---... - G•fAT[ T VAlV( I~ .c.._\.. Cf: ('A"-1'0•,_,,. hOi O'wt. ... v " -·re• -'fr •\ ••11..ooE o 1..-, "-f ... , WCUlO.. •Ou c;, r ,..,E \Ci.A LOvt U At C"'A'~ •~O Ot roy.:..-.. ., ""\ .... eH•Ev•••f l'll•C i ALL • PIECES THIS WEEK SPECIAL SPANISH OR CONTEMPORARY 3COMPLm ROOMS of FURNITURE IHCLUDIS: I Ptft• UY .......... w. 5 '*• DWltt .... &lrtec•h • ..... s.t COMPtrn $ 588°0 WY TERMS '2S .. Down 125'° A Month NO PAYMfNT TIU JUlY ht. BUY OUT VALUE ON DOUGLAS A huge Never·Mar tapped Table with extension leaf and 6 high backed chairs -Wt'lat a Fantastic Superior Value. LIMIT I SET NRCUSTOMU _..,. ___ ,_ --· . Chest mtl 2 Per Customer • OUARE COMMODE 3 !9 HEX COMMOOE fOf' •COCKTAIL TABLE LIMIT 1 SET PER C STOMER ·~· TllMI O' COUISI JOOAY -UMI ~ AICASH - ""4Hll1 ... ,,.,,, '''· " .. , """"*' llN•l11,..,, II •I ~ I Meeting Oranse County Distract or Callfomla Garden Clubs, Inc., will conduct a PoSt convention meet.ins, May 23, at 10 a.m., at Glendale Federal Savlnp Build· ins. 100 Newport Center, Newport Be._ch. Mra. Kem H. Copeland, dis· trict director. has selected "Ad- ventures in GardenJns" for UU.S year'a lheme. IN ADDmON, Mrs. Copeland wlll lntroduce her new slate of or- ficen as follows : Mrs. A.J . RuhllJ, firat uaistance director; Mrs. Raymond Dewees Jr., second assistance dlrector; Mn. Benjamin Husten, recordln& secretary; Mrs. Joseph Cos- grove, treasurer; Mrs. Robert L . I. Smith, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Lawrence L. Lantz, parliamentarian. A dis· trict chairman will be announced at the meeting. All dlatrlct olficers are expect· ed to attend as an outline or plan- nin1 fer the coming year will be streased. Along with the general meeting will be the presentation of awards for 1976 achievement, as gathered by Mrs. GleM A. Brown, outgoing director, at the state convention in San Mateo. Spygl,ass Gardeners Will Meet Spyglass Hill Garden Club will meet for the last time this season on Wednesday at 9 30 a .m. at lhe home of Mrs. James Frisbee, 79 Monteclto Drive, Corona del Mar. Helpin& Mrs. Frisbee with hospltallty will be Mmes. William Brady and Francis Beauchamp. Batbie Hawk of San Clemente will present the program : "Houseplant.a Do Not Hne to Die." Ms. Hawk teaches at Sad- dleback College and is currently preparing for her next class in herbs and houseplants. She has been in Orange County for 10 years and has had six years of nursery experience with pro· pagating and flower arrangine. Ms. Hawk lS a member of the San Clemente Garden Club. FoUowtni the meeting will be a luncheon tor the ladies New officers for the 1977-1978 season have been elected and they are a s follows : )(rs. Lawrence Harris. ore1ide1'1t; Mrs David Bright, vice pre- s 1dent-progra m . Mrs. James Frisbee. recording secretary; Mrs Francis Beauchamp, cor- responding secr etar y; Mrs. Ma lcolm Green, treasurer , Mrs J ames Hodge, hos p itality chairperson; Mrs. David Mid· dl emas, membership. Mrs. Den· nis Wiison , publicity and Mrs. Gerard Bastiaanse, parliamen· tarian. Heavenly Garden The Rev. John Davis, minister of St. Michaels and All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, tends his church garden. Mr. Davis plant- ed all the flower beds himself and may be seen dai- ly administering TLC to his anemones and ranun- culus. Members of the congregation have called it the "heavenly showplace of Orange Coast." r Don't Anyone Say Tomatoes 'Boring' Picture a tomato in your mind U's round and red right? Not necessarily' These fruits are available in a wide array of sizes. shapes, colors and navors . Over one hundred varieties are sold for the home gardener, and that's not including any of the apee1alized hybrids grown by the commercial farmers. which is enough to Intrigue any If your appetite for tomatoes palate becomes jaded by July, just im- agine how interesting it.would be to ))ave a &arden planted wif.h "Sut'iray.'' "Yellow Pear'' or "Evergreen." Quite a conversa· tlon piece but a little unbelieva· ble you s ay? Actually. aJthoueh these do sound like varieties of nowers or fruit trees, they are all tomatoes. Many seed companies carry all of these and more varieties that range from the "normal " reds to pinks to purplish ~k. orange. )'ellow. white and green SOME OF THE spectacular kinds available are ·Jubilee• which is described as dark yellow wit.b beautiful tangerine ortnge flesh. and a newer hybrid 'Sunray' similar in size, shape and color to "Jubilee" except it has the added bonus of resistance to fusarium wilt Besides t.bese large yellows. there are two s maller types, one "Yellow Pear" which 1s sh ap~ like miniature pears and of a translu· cent golden color and the other "Yellow Plum," a little yellow plum-shaped tomato, either of More amazing are the greens and whites! ''Evergreen" is a truly green tomato throughout even when ripe while "While Beauty" has a striking ivory white skin and flesh. Imagine how colorful a vegetable plate with slices of all these would be. Not only do t.l;ley have eye appeal, all are sweet and lower in acid than the common kinds of tomatoes. A LITl'LE LESS exotic than the showy yellows are the pinks like "Ohio-Indiana Hybrid," ''Pink-ak.in.n.ed ;Jumbo" anti the purple pink Ponderosa. Not only are there many types of the mual I arge round reds, like the popular ··nny Tim" and "Small Fry" and also "Giant Tree" with fruits up to one and a half pounds ench. Reds aren't always round either: "Red Pear" and "Roma·· the pasta type, certainly aren't. So. don"t let anyone tell you tomatoes are boring. A few of these varieties are sure to liven up the dinner table and open a few eyes. Weekend Gardening Checklist save water ... • Don't be tempted to cut long stems on early Roses. Leave u much leaf area as posaible \0 help produce a strons well developed bush. • It's sore to aet out seedlings of tomatoes, eggplant and pepper and to sow seeds of squash, beans. corn . e tc Remember to mulch! I Control peach leaf eurl b7 apra11DS now wttb a suitable donlwit whilevou water! drip,& mist Irrigation Is tfle answer for the home gardener. • epray. 1-::-~~~~""::""~~----""!""""'""!""-.-............ ~..._.....,.._.;.-~--.-.----...-~ I .. -_ .. Satufdiy, M!Y 1', 1111 DAl\. y PtlOT A• Resist Drought Lon1 have we sardenera ~ mlal~ lnto ~ any plan\lria that ii drOufht tolerant. and tou•b will tonalst ot cactus and rocks Wrong! The lilt ot avallable unthlrat)' •)>eclea lntludee many beautiful 1reen plants. So many lovely klnds that. it may be very dillicult to im· 111.,, ~hem autfvlna throuah anything much leaa a aummer ol drou&ht and beat. Almost aqy need. wl\etber for blue flowers, a low green croundcover, a 70' tall tree, or a nowerine shade plant can be ful· ly satiafied by an unthif'!b species. Several of these plants may be familiar to you already, but did you know that English Lavender, Oregon Grape, Lan- tana, Rosemary, Creeping Phlox, Cotoneaster and the tropically lush Carob, Loqua\ and BouJanvlllea are all very drought tolerant? HOWEVER, you think, "what can possibly equal the strikln& display of Camellias or Rhododendrons in bloom 7 •· Any ot the Wild Lilacs known as Ceanothus put on a 1orgeous spring show 1n ground hugging forms on up to 30' tree forms: a Rockrose or Flannel Bush or Tree Lupine in bloom can sue- * * Spider Mites Damage Pine Tree Needles The California drought is caus- ing unusual pest damage to pine trees, says Entomologist William R. Bowen, UC, Riverside. The insect expert said the com- bination of a mild winter and lack of rain seems to be res wnsible for an extraordinary amount of spider mite damage to pine needles. "If the needles show necking, stippling, or a bleached look, and later tum brown and drop off, chances are the tree has a spider mite infestation," said Bowen. SPIDER MITE feeding destroys the chlorophyll-bearing cells in the needle. Ho• do you find out if spider mites are ih your pine tree? "Hold a sheet of stiff yellow or white cardboard beneath the foliage and rap the foliage sharp· ly aaainst It. If the tree is infest- ed, mites will aoon be crawl.lni around on the cardboard. They're dark red and smaller than a pepper grain. "DON'T WORRY about a few mites, but ii you see dozens or them runnin& on the cardboard, use some control measures. For one thing, proper irrigation with deep watering, if water is availa- ble, will help the tree Withstand mite attack. "Kelthan4l effectively kills pine mites. Mix it with water and spray the tree thoroughly at 7-10.day intervals." I cesafully rival the display of any Camellia. While many of these plants can go all summer without water, wlthstend almost any summer heat, or winter's told (tbouah not all are hardy) they <lo need some car• and consideration. While becoming established and de- veloping extensive root systems, they do need some water like any other plant. PLANTING before winter ratna lessens the water reqUire- ment for the first summer, but if those rains .are scarce, or plants are planted in the spring, addi- tional irrigation th.ggpgb the summer is necessary Lo establish them properly. However, once they are large and strong, summer irrigations are needed infrequently. If watering becomes necessary due to lack of seasonal rain, plants will show their need with slowed growth and prematurely wilted leaves. Cut Flowers At Rog~r's Roger's Gardens, seven·acre retail nursery and botanical garden in the Newport Beach area, bu initiated the first phase or a full-florist service which will offer a selection of fresh cut flowers, accordln& to Jeff D'Eliscu, general manager .. THE FLORIST service cur- rently offers fresh cut flowers available throulhout the ftUJ'6ery on old San Prancisco·style flower cart.t. Rard·t.o-get flowers such u orchlds, indoor azaleas, daf- fodils and tulips are among those available. Flowers may be purchased by the bunch or custom selected in the "mix and match" fashion. French bouquets, already made up will also be available for im- mediatepurchase. · . , DB.AX> <>~ .A.LXV E ! : ~·I "WORM THIEVES" .I --~$500·.00.~~ ~ .- -· ~:t=1.BJ~A.ft:"I > Sometlmt> fN.twun .J•nu•ry 17 and .Janu11ry a I •. ' 1977, •um•body m•d• o" with •n t••tlmttlt>d II - million worma (rum • whole•al• wurm rttnc·h l«K•tl'd in hulldln• l:lfW. at Natron11 Cuunh lnll'rnatlun•I Airport in <'••Pf'r, Wyomlnf(. ,. : R.rnard GiblM>n, th• own•r or th• worm r11nrh. ~•phlin• that th• th•ft muet h11v• l•k•n phUtt• 1tt nlcht, wh"' th• worm• rl•• to the top or tht•ir ·,mil horn• to t.-.ct. H• (urth•r •l•tttd that a l11r.c1·. •P«l•lly ht'atl'd trut'k would hu·t• ht-l'n rt'41uirt•d tu h•ul aut•h a l•l'Jf• numiH-r of wurmic. Tht• ~·huh•,.u 11• !ou haa .,...n ••Umat..d at •omtt Sl\0,000.C"t ; Th• Am•ri<'an Worm Oruw .. r• A•MCX•iattion iw nu" otr•rlnl( a '600.00 rt'"'atrd for 11n~· inrurmutio11 lt'adin• Co Cht' •rrNC •nd <'onvlctlon ur1ht•l64• "hrm-ruatl~ra. If you haw .. any lnfurmattion thau 'ou f1•1•I ma1 h•lp In •ny •••y. ph•Hr <'nntot't: I.I. ,\rt 1'1•rn-ul tier .\'atrort• C'ount.\• Shrrifr• Offi("r, Or c,·ontaC't: American Worm Grow•" Ai1ocl1Uon 2'°° E. Colorado Ave .. Denver. Colorado 80210 Phone· (303) 744-8879 ~,. C'al/ K:.. Morr~•un C'ol/ert at: f;IO:I) 1·1-1-HH79 SALE 5/16· 5/20 Newport Only INDOOR PALMS Ar.ca palms, euy lo grow, Ilka low ll9h1- warm temperatures. The mo.t graceFul and airy of all palms. Special purchase limited to stock on hand. 10" ~ re;uJar S60.00 NOW 145.00 SALE 5/16 . 5/20 -· ~>~·~OAIL:"'"'::::V~MDT.--.._ ____ ~~-::!f!l\Wd!r::;.:::.&.&.;•M!r::i.~1~~1:!!.!."7 1 IOOMlll by W& F. hn Cllicl Mil Casson · Ml.41' tr!ttJt' OF A Jo5 oH. SOM6f~ING ~6'1£ l ~p 'Ito LO(e, F'f5ZRIS 7 • WOUl.PN'T .. AV6 t1 WJrt i ,4fOUNP 4 L01'. ' / ~~I • I Ill niwrr-I \ I lMSIDE WOODY AWN ~ ' FUNKY WINKERIEAN TI-IE \YESTVIE\V HIGH SCHOOL t=· 1977 :f~'] )'EARBOOK l•U ....... '"°"'-. ... .TANK McNAMARA NANCY WILL YOU PLEASE HOL-D MY GLASSES9 TODAY'S CIDlllDID PUZZLI &oRDo UNITED Feature Syndicate ACROSS '8 ··-Burka: , · ''ldef• l'1iule Solwd: A P ! ,. P. ILIT I C A l"I 0 N 1 Kind of . 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SMOCK MOON MULLINS by Gus Arriola t B r .t h by Tom K. Ryan "T>WJKS, HON. 'ftJtJ CAN 6er •ACK 70 Sl.Of'PINGiHe COWS -----~ ANrJ S1lJFF '100 CALL l(OOR SIDE; ANO WE'LL CAU. OURS~ OOT IS OUT ! QOli STAU.IN6! ~THE SALL! • by GeorcJe Lemont II ~· by Ferd md Tom Johnson IGOTON~TO LOOK AROUND'- WHAT PO 1 Do NEXT? THE GIRLS .. I'm not much for cathedrals but If there'• ooo thina I can't do it'• not look at tomethlna l've already paid for.'' DENNIS tHE MENACE . . " • ' .. l It Business-·J!-,:inging Out the Worst in By MARTINE. MARTY .. The only time a bu1lneasman makea the na· tton'el media is when he la pollutl'n1 the streams. maklna obscene profits or corruptlpg a poor, inno- cent poUUclan.' • Wltb those words columni1t Patrick Buchanan buddied up to the business peo- ple in bis audience at the Callfornia Truck1n1 As· soclaUoo Jut year. Buchanan was expressing a widely shared distaste for "~e national medi~" and be knew he could be snide about the "poor, innocent politician.'· WHAT BUCH· ANAN'S WOllDS further suggest, however , ls the famlliarity with which the business person baa enter.ed the nation's Roeue's Gallery. As re· cently as 1957 Father Walter Ong could speak of "the complete social acceptability of busi· ness in the United States." That accep· tabilily has diminis hed MARTIN E. MARTY considerably since then. Citizens daily see media images of prominent business leaders who have polluted something, done something "obscene" in the world of profits or corrupted someone. Payoffs, bribes, false advert.is· ing, expense-account cheating and price-fixing make weekly headlines. The whole business system Is under attack, and people of coruscience within it have sometimes joined out.side criUcs In questioning its value and future. TO SPEAK AS MOST PEOPLE do of a "moral breakdown" implies that once the business world stood up morally. Nostalgia, however, casts a false * * * * * * About the Author MARTINE. MARTY is professor of the history of modem Christianity at the University of Chicago and assocciate editor of "The Christian Century." He joined the faculty at Chicago in 1983 after 10 years of Lutheran pastoral mlnistry. He is the author of 18 books in 18 years, Including "Righteous Empire," for which he received the National Book Award ln 1972, "The Pro and Con Book of American Religion," "Protestantism" and ''The Fire We Can Light." He also writes the fortni1hUy newsletter "Context" and co-edits the quarterly "Church H1s- tory." warm &low over th 1 puL ll oblcur• the cutwi · old COSDJ)lllnt that the seareb for prOflts bued on competiUan baa alwaya brouaht out tbe wotat in people. 11\o "robber barona" are f amillar fl1ure1 ln our p t. What econoinlc blstorian a.ff. Tawney called "tbe llfe ot anatchJ.nC to hOard" always aeemld to 10 with the terrltory. It would be hard to find a hlatorlanwho believes that human nature hat fundamentally chanted - or to flnd one who doee not now believe that the a.etnah prinelple bu 1ott.en out ot hand or that c:or· ruptlon la an acute problem. What went wron17 MOil oblervera a1ne that the turn from am all· scale bualneas in tnUmate society to our un- reaponaive bu1e corporaUon. lo the p.roverblal "maaa society" made poe1lble a decline ln business peopl~'• aenae of reaponabllity. PllCU 'roDAY AllE VlllTUALL Y fixed and the ran1e of option• la Umlted in an era of near· monopoly by large corporaUons. Meanwhile, these firms have learned to uae adverti.linl to lull con· 1umer1 into the notion that their Interests are being well-served when ln fact they may not be. A secoad reason for breakdown is usually as· aoclated with the fact that the value-system beblnd business in earlier times bu been vlrtually destroyed. Once, in this view, people aha.red beliefs about a divine purpose in what they were doing. They aireed on certain moral norms and 10U&. soaOLOGIST DANIEL BELL NOTES that "the great historic reU1iona of the West" have drawn the lesson "that a community has to have a sense of what is shameful, lest the community itself lose all sense of moral norms." That sense disap- pears as moral cynicism spreads. The ancient idea that what I as a buafhessman do is part of a sacred purpose and that that purpose imposes some restraint is hard to cherish when the society loses its religious ouUooks. This decline of the spiritual outlook does not lead to a mere vacuum. G.K. Cheaterton noted that "when people don't believe in God, they don't th8Drbelieve in nothlng, they believe in anything." They believe In competi· lion and profit for their own sake, and make idol.a of these. "I'll get mine." Or, says Bell, they believe ln al m pie hedonism and the pleasure principle. A SPOKESPERSON FOR BUSINE~ might respond to these attacks by reminding us that our society as a whole has made a choice to organize the world with business near its center. And business is simply not bued on altruism or aell-sacrlfice. Business does not exist fundamentally for the service of all. The first moral duty of business is to return a profit on ita investors' ouUay. Secondarily, the business apolo1ist mi1ht say1 the public can be served when compeUUon does iead to excellence and the lot of conaumera ls Improved. The moralists and the business apoloeilts, then, operate ln different worlds and the public ts f.1°'' dl:tll Wi;l ~..; Saturdays in the DAILY PILOT "IT" CONTACT llLLO CALL COLLECT 15031 769-5'166 REAL EST ATE SALES MAMA GER FOR LEASE DENTAL SUITf C...Higllw.y c._ .. M9- 67S.6900 rLUMllMG HIATIN~ AIRCOHD. m-·•-_.,__, ~ftf">(• 11'1 'ti)ur ,A,,.1-C..11 ~l'tS•O•• v•r io '~~n <AM•no C..~· ,,,...., ,... .,. ,. ., ' f 495.0401 Go1'f AMllA 1'1t N-1 OIY<t ~I \_le We are looking lor top manaoement personnel with two years or more experience in residential real esrare to manage established office on H Jntongton Beach Excellent Come>ensat1on Call Howard Rockotf. Roberts Realty. '213) 378-8527. collect IC I 'I \ ; ; I \I I I II\ I \I t1I11 II 1111 \II I 1(11\I Ill l<H 1 1111 Ill \'Ill IC '1~ "<'""" ftl t:; : f' I• , •• , ft j I; ' \ t • f I caulbt between them. But peoi>te havo neither become 1at1.anect with the way tblnp are nor are they r.adY to tutD to rovoluUooary alteroatlva. TREY WILL LOO FOa REFORM wlth.ln the order we have, or for a tranaformin1 ot that order on arldual terma. Three propoeata stand out above others amona reformers and lransformen Tbe first "9•!911•••""1 ukl buaineu people to I see that "we are mem· ....i ... ~ I bert of ooe or another." For them to lnalft on t>e. Int entirely l1olated and 1 cooucs1Ymwt1 Independent ls fullle . Bu1lness leaders who 1topped carln1 about the causes of poverty or <!rime In the ciUes are paylna a price aa their lt\vestments auffer wttb the death of the cities. THE F.SSE~CE OF BU81NEM may remain competition and profit makinc. but conscienUou.s leaden lff more reuons for havlnc thelr eoacern apUl over into a regard for their employes' well· being, for reco1nWn1 the dignity or labor, for human relatlom in a time of change ln the un- deratandln& of the role of women, of racial minorities, and the Ute. Second,, while 1elr-sacrifice and buaineas are not simply compatible, some of the business leaders are takinl a second look at thek polluting, their mis- use of limited natural resources, their exploataUon or employees and customers. Some are beginnln& to see that working for long.rangeself-intere.st, which includes some vision or a future, is preferable to short-range and thus destructive self-intersesl. FINALLY, PERSONAL MORAUTY can make a difference even in a partly unreformed system - the only kind of system humans wi)l ever get. '•All the kids do it," the excuse few adults really tolerate, has been elevated to principle in many parts of the business world. But if many "kids" indeed "do it" and some of them end up exposed lo the Rogue's Gallery, others manifesUy do not. What one moral thinker calls an .. ethics of character" seems to be cominl back, not as a sub· stitute for reform or the system but u an agent of its reform. IF THE CODE WOllDS VIETNAM and Watergate are to mean anythln1 ln the future, they will represent a public awareness that those spheres of Big Bualness, Bil Government, and the like -in short the "establishment power struc- ture" -are run by little people. It was individuals who chose or might not have cboaen illegal acts. It was persons who went to court. And it was men and women who acted morally to tum the directions. Somewhere along the way their character had been formed to withstand the temptations to "gel their own" or to be content with t;I STORE URGES AGAINST BUYING SUGAR With Consumer Rather Then Companie• short-ranee self -interest of the worst sort. Employes and competltora usually know wha standards are betnt projeded "at the top ... BUSIN~ PEOPLE CONCERNED about th\ moralicondilion are finding it necesury to belin b~ exploring their own value systems, the ima1es the) project, the decisions they make in the pyramids 01 power. Business does not h:ave to be as culpable an<i tainted as it ~urrently ts. To see busines1 ln a1ar1er context of values, to have it work for at least longer· range self-interest.a, and to help society develop and accent people or moral character in power ts not a prograin that wlll Htlsfy all moralists, pl:q)hets, or utopiana. But these are at least first steps for those who want to produce a more humane world, both for the people who are responsible for business and for those who are its victims and beneficiaries. · NEXT WEEK : Prire-whanfng .author .and. pf11c/aologUt Ker:Mth Clark, whoN work IDOi cited bf/ tM U.S. Supreme Court fn it• hutorlc ruling ltrildng down school segregation, dfaciuaea "Rad&m." Two Grants Awarded Two grants totalln& $31,058 have been awarded tQ Coastline Community Colle1e, Costa Mesa. A California Postsecondary Education Commission grant of '20,000 provides Ctmda for remodeling of the college administration offices to create an imlruclional media center. A second commission grant for $11,058 allows Coastline to buy television monitors to be placed at community learning areas. ~.!~E IF' DEL SOL S PC. · ~ $199 ' PATl~OUP Sl7t , ... •4Z·l7SJ •mw JFMALLIN PATIO FURNITUR~ Lettn __ _ ........... ,..._. "EXTRACT DIRT AND DEODORIZE" MngOlllt Lusht-&l...tr LOOK! ANY l·ROOMS FOR ONLY s29as DAILY PILOT White's LA·Z·BOY . MISSION VIEJO ..... ....,...,. .............. ..,. ............ ..... h ..... ,...~ .... ... 4tl-St02 ......... l1t1o.s " 5 pl•c• eet. 42.. dl•O· meeh top dining teble. 4 •tacking arm chair•, 19" wide, ~·· high. White end yfllow, white •nd chpcolate brown flnl•hH. ·~ . . ~ America's favorite out- dOOr cooker. Porotl111n tlntah lnalde and out, e aluminum ltgt nd aah e.tcner. In Yeltow, Red, • ~Lime or Copper Mist. .... , ....... tebf• • c11111 .. No Nat. Kedelt ,ow..,'"'°"'*"''"· $349 1tron1er llen '""'-All "••· •••Oler YI"-' 1irep.. Ml1 ~CHAISE LOUNGE PLIDER CHAIR A ~ $129 $7• ~ ' • ARKLA ~ EMBERMATIC ~ GAS GRI L I BAR-B-Q Complete_..,. tantc, regul•tot "°" •nd eta 'urpoH oe)t. ...... OftD30 \ ... BlgJa Selaoob WHAT LOOKS US2 a wall-to- •all bla J)lut1c panel in place of the eaavenUoul dubboard will tben UOt up like an over· abed eleetrOn.lc calculator. tt wW dJaplu a welter ol illfCt"m•· tlclG Jn lJOth dlCital and IJ'lphlc form, revealln~ tb9 perionnance ol ''the world a moet luxurloua · ear." Tb~ tut superlaUve wu sup- pUed by Peter Spra1ue, 38, cocbalrman ol Aston Martin La10ftda Ltd., u he stopped brl~ atbll Sutton Square home beH after di.aplaylnt the only prototype of tbe La1ooda, valued at tc00,000, at the recent Los An1elea Automobile Show. Tbe &leek four-door car cruises comfortably •t uo mllet per hour Utbedrtver finds himself OQ tbe Salt Flata or alone on a British superhilbway. THE 1IAS8 production plan for the Laacada cal.la for four or five <(can per week to roll out ol the plant in Newport Pqnell, Buck· 1n1llamahire, usurinc a buyer ol that excluaive feelin1. He'll· seldom,Uever, see a ear just like hlaown. ·20 Students Get Awards Twenty Orange Cout high school students have received outatandine student awards for superior ach.levement in citlzen1blp, leadership and scholarship. . The eraduatlnc seniors received bronze medallions and cash awards at ceremonies sponsored by. the Calllornla Savini• and Loan League. Winners included Rebecab Jean BruJJSmeU of Westminster Hieb; Colleen Joan Clements of Hunt- ineton Beach H.iah; Darryl Cluster ot Estancia High; Tina Dalbstrom of San Cle1:Dente High; Gaylt1"1e Connally ol El Toro High; James Curley of Corona del Mar High; Mark Joseph Drazba of Mater Dei llish: Di~ Hall of Saddlebaclt High; Den~ Humphreys or Coeta Heu Hl1b and Jill Louiie Martin of Laguna Beach Hip. . Also named as outstand.lnc students were Kim L. llichardaon of Mi11lon Viejo Hieb; Marci Suzanne Kotcher of Fountain Valley High; Robert G. Schmidt of N,wport Harbor H11h; Jeffrey $us~ma,n of University H11h; ,Eileen Touher of Dan, Hil1I Hip; Jean Hennl.npen ol Los Amlaos Hilh; Sbarrle Lynne Mllla of Marina High; Timothy P~ let ol Servile IDp;· Nancy Pinto of Marywoodm_sb and Eric M. Tolles of Edison High. Coast Seniors • Civen A'ivards ,. 9lx Oranc.e Coaat hiell scbool ~mors were among the .23 winners who received awards this week for ftbiotlc slogans in the Americanism EducaUonal'Lea1ue'1 seventh annual competition. Christy Humphrey of El Toro ff1&h took third place with her slo1an. "Free enterprise isn't a free ride." She recelved the $150 prize money at ceremonies Cleld at Independence Hall, Knott's Berry Farm. Scott McCune, a Seal Beach resident who at· tends &e Alamitoe Hl1h. won $25 and ninth place for hiwal~an, "Ah'lerica's future! the respomlbility la yours. • Scott McCleod of Costa Mesa Hilb took 13th place and S25 for hb epi&ram, ••No aut.Utution for the constituUon . ., Steve Trejo and Rocanna Javier ol El Toro Hl1b and Peter Shelton of Newport Harbor Hiah re- ceived honor certlficates for their atosans. The firat place prln ot S.00 went to Karen Christensen of Santa Au Rip for her al.,an, "Our belt source ohner1y ouneln•." . There were more tban l,D» entries from 40 Oran1e County Hl&h Schools in this year's competi· Uon. ,, wa_,.,....s SMmfl' MOl'NAl'f 127MalnSt. Huntlntton Beach &30-e539 ,.. ....... ., , JOLOMIAL N911AL NONI 7801 Bol1aAve. .. w .. tmlnafer 893-3525 -· . . DAILY PILOT Alone with 14 warnln1 Ut)lts, the panel lncludet pusbbuttoos that lmtanUy convert speed from mUet to kilometers per hour and vice versa. 1bere•a an electnmic display •howlna averase speed and fuel eomumptlon, combined with a current speed and tnat.n· talleous fuel comumptlon read- ln1. Thel'e'S al.lo an elapsed time and diltanee read-out. The car bas J>UJhbutton COD· trola for esiiine instructions, in- cludln1 the setting of a pre- ac!!_~ apeed to be maintain~ reprdleas ol srade. •• ELECl'&ONJCS OF the sort used ln the Lqoada are made po11lble by the microprocessor, the so-called "computer on a chip." These minicomputers - the size ol a thumbnail -made their flral · commercial ap· pearances in video games, d.lJital clocb and watches and .Ome ol the new •mall electronic calcuJaton. They a.re also sbow- in1 up in home appliances - ovens with d.leltal timing and temperature d.llplays, for exam- ple. AITON-MARTIN LAGONOA CLAIMS l:.AST WORO IN AUTOMOBILE LUXURY WRl hU for '71,000 and CrutM 9t 140 Mllea Per Hour ,.,, Detroit auto manufacturers say they expect to uae microproeesson in their cara more and more bi the tuture, bUt no American car today comes close to havinl the electron.le gad1etry of the Laaooda. · Since only a prototype ~on da exists, no mileage tlrur• are available for tbe car .. Tbe muutacturen say lt abould get good mileage because of its aerodynamic desip. SPMGUE PLANS to drive the prototype to the Motor City later thil year after an anticipated September debut at Manbattan'a Wide World of Cars, wblch la to GRAND OPENING NEW SPINET ORGANS NEW KIMBALL PIANO Ir blcAN DISPOSAL WI GUAMN'TU ntAT• YOU SHOP MIT AND GIT THI UT PNC!. .. TIU. 1MAT NCI TO UL WI WU.tAVI YOU ATLl!MT 1100 OR MORE ' .• .. be thedillrlbutor here. .. It will be a lot of fun to see their re.Jction," he said of the Detroit auto makers. "It's the bicbest-performance four-door cu ln the world. I predict that twp-thirda of the electronics in the La1onda will show up in Detroit.can in the 1980s. PORTLAND <AP> -The Portland Trail B1azen, apW'l'ed by the playof Maurice Luc: and rookie Johrm,y Davla, d teated the Los AAieJet L ers, 1~101, Tuesday nltbt to move lnto the championship round of the Na· tional Buket.b I Asaocta on playotft. The JUanra swept the best-of· seven semlflnal series, 4-0, and will play lbe winner or the Phlh1delphi.a·HOU1ton ser'ies for the NBA title. Lucas, who came to Portland from Loulavllle of the now· def\lnct ~merlcan BuketbalJ AHodatlon, 1core4 11 of bl team~ a l)Olnbl ill &m..aecOoCI ball u &he BlaaU. loa&ht off a tenacloua Lakert rally, Lot ~eles was leadln• 87.e. whon ltareern Abdul-Jabbar Clnw ftfth toal with a :Gt left 1D the third quarter. Abdul-Jabbar led all acorers wllb 30 poir)ts and played the entire fourth period wltbout plck.inl up another foul. Portland regained the lead 11·71 on two tree throw• by Lucas THERIOT QUALIFIES -Former Newp0rt Harbor High standout Brian Theriot (second from left) finishes fourth for UCLA in his heat or the 800-meter run during the P ac·8 'Int-et Friday David Omwansa of USC won the ltb 1;21 ltft tn the third period and aever trailed acalo. The Blazen built 1 lO·poi.nt lead, ~11, Wtth 10mlniliaran10 the came. The P•lflc Dlvlalan chalb~ion Lak-. iaacl• one 93.-, on Don Ford'1bMketwlthS:t5toplay. But bUketa by Bill Walton and · Davl• cushioned tbe lead. Theo Davlt ttole the ball from Abdul· Jabbar Md 1eoted with 2:.fa to go in lhe 1ame to make the score 103-93 and the Liker. never cot cloaer than th final margin. a Davu scored 21 pomts. While Walton added 19 and Lionel Hollins 18 for t.he 8laier1. Lucius Alh!b scored 18 for the Lakera. t Davis, who hit nine off U fie.Id eoal attem~ started all four ea ma 111 the eett" in place ot in· jured 1uard Dive Twa.rdtit. "Johnn)' Davis probably qed five years Juat ptaytna m tile playoffs. We are a youna team, but we play wllh a tot of con· fidence," Lucus id. A j®Qant Portland coach Jack Ramal)' praifed his entire roeter 0.lly l'llet ........ lrf Gii"" Wttl*- heat with Gary Sievers or Oregon (left) finishing second. Cal's Dan Berry <second from right> tied Theriot with UCLA's Grant Niederhaus Crighll third. Theriot ~ad a time or 1:50.4. Figueroa Baffles Angels . NY Star Tosses 3-hitter in 3-0 Win Ed Figueroa won his fourth 1 consecutive game, llmitina his ex-Angela leammates to three hits all by GU Flores-Fnday night in pitching the New York Yankees to a 3-0 victory over California at Anaheim Stadium. rt was the fil"St lbutout of the 'aeai.on for F'1guero11, now 4 2 The victory s napp ed California's lon1ut winninit atreak of the >ear at four gaml.'s while breakinl a two-same New York losinJ! streak Catcher Thurman Munson paced the Yankee1 attack with a 1lngle and home run Figueroa now hos n 2· 1 lifetime record against the Anaela. He had lost she ~utlve 1ames. aoins back to lul aeason. before atarU~ the wlnnine st.-.ak. Wayne Simpson, 2·3, toolt the ............ AllO-M•M~lt ... CUtl '°''"""-.. .,.•ei(•li'°"'" 1 n pm •uy t\_V.,.• ••C:.•11or"4• 11 Up"' M tyl,_..,, .. CA,,,,.,.,. I Upm loss for the Angeli;, burline 31~ In· nlnga and aUowin1 all thrH New York runs. New York scored sl1'gle runs in each ol the first three innlnas. With one away m lhe first. Mickey Rivers sln1led, went to Matlack, Kingman Coal Dodgers, 3-0 NEW YORK CAP> -Jon Matlack tamed Los Angeles on leven hits and Dave Kln1man hit I 1l1antlc tw<»run homer u the New York Mets cooled the red- llot Dodgen wkh a 3·0 victory JPrlday night. · Malla~k. 2·3, a lon1-ttme od1era-tlller with a 12·5 tletlme matk, pitched out of AHO.-.•ICMC trttl YIH .... ~•t ....... Vtt11 11•,ll' 1u. .. .,,..i.,,1....,v.n 11•"" Y ,. 1.#AlleoltUI 1'1111-.... •• 4;»p"' third on a single by Th\lrman Munson and scored on an infield hit by Reagie Jackson. Orate Nettles led off the second inning with a single, moved to third on a single by Carlos May and scored on Bucky Dent's sacrifice fly Thurman Munson led off the Yankee third with his seventh home run or the season 1t was his sixth in the lasl 11 games. California starter Wayne Si mpson departed In the fourth mnm1 with two men on base and one out Reliever Dick Drago yielded a single to Willie Ran· dolph, but aot out of the Jam without further damage. A spectacular play by Jackson prevented the Angels from acor· ing an the fourth innlng. W1tb two away, center fielder Mickey Rivers dropped Bobby Bonda' n y ball for a two-ban error. Don Baylor followed with a line drive into the right field corner. JacklOl"I made a diving catch just before rolling into the wall. CAU~NIA NIWYOlllC Mrlllll •lrll IM ,16fttCI • o J o llndfpl! lb 5 0 I 0 llt"'Y: , 0 0 0 111,,.rtcl f I I 0 ~:.~. HH ~i~:b HH =:.·:.. ) 0 0 0 llWhlltlt • 0. 0 Grl(ll H f 0 0 0 H•WH :Ill J I 0 0 lrlff• 11 4 O O O CMtr f!I f 0 ' 0 H'"tnY c , t 0 0 0.~I H I 0 0 , TO\tlt » t 3 O Toi•!' U ) t > Ntw v..-111 CIOO oco-.i Ctllfoffllt toO 000 000-0 • ·Ill_,. 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ByGLENNWHITE can Atwood burled the javefth 011MOtl1YfltletSttff • 265·9. ·a WESTWOOD-USC's horde of A Marina (Huntington Bti~cf\) talent gets into its strong events Htch and two NewJ><)rt Hlttliof today and although lagging 50 Hl1h products sparkled Fri~. points behind runaway leader Marina's Gary Blume pla~ed Washington State alter Friday's rlfth for Cal In the steeplechase lo first day or competition, the Tro· 8:56.8. jans figure to come on to win the Terry Albritton, former wof~cl Paciflc.S Conference track and record holder, won the sh<>l by' field championships at UCLA. over three feet with a 6S-6V• -On Today's field events beJin at hls second put of the day. His l :l5. The first runnine finals is series was 63·6, 65·614, 65·1, foul, I setfor2:05. 64·5"4, Coul. SC, the PAC·8 dual meet cham· Brian Theriot came through pion. struggled through Fi;day's with a lifetime 800·meters bes~M action with 20 polnts to tie Stan· 1: 50.4 to tie for fourth in his be•~ ford for fifth pla~. and qualify for today's nn.u. However, the Trojans are ex· He'll pe in tough, however. Alt peeled to rack up heavy scoring four qualifiers from Friday'• in the sprints, 440, discus and re· other h eats were clocked lays today. Washington State has between 1:48.9and1:49.4. • expended most of its ammuni-Theriot said he ran just a.&~ tion. hoped to. "I came through the4(0 in 52 seeonds and I felt good .... ]le Friday's segment produced said. "On the backstretch I~ meet records. in th~ hammer telling myself to keep my anp" tlt'row, pole vault, javelin, 10,000 relaxed-that's the first t.tdUIC meters and steeplechase. lhal ties up on me. But it uk Scott Neilson of Washington easy, there were no problems.'4 •, State threw the hammer 213·11; Albritton, who put 71.3.,., last teammate Henry Rono ran the year before suffering an injut)'; steeplechase in 8: 35.4~ WSU 's was dissallsifed with ,Friday'a.e.l-. Sinnson Kimombwa clocked a fort. "Comlng out and throwtng 28 :13.4 10,000 ; Mlke Tully of 65 feet doesn't thrill me, no mat• UCLA hit the crossbar at 17·7 but it stayed on: Washington's Dun· <SeePAC.SP11eM) Kiek Does It. Scott Upsets Bayi ~!... In Jamaica 1,500~ ~ KINGSTON. Jamaica-UC Irvine'• Steve Scott, Ignored in a wire story this week about the top runners in the 1,500 of the Jamaica International track and field meet, u~el Filbert Bayi to win the event, here, Friday night. Scott, a junior at UCI, clocked a lifetime best of 3:39.8, barely edging Great Britain's Steve OveU, who had the same time. Bayi was third in 3:39.9. An Associated Press storJ bad stated t.hat Bayi, t.he world re· cord-holder in the 1,500 met.en, Oaa1111el2at5 would have "scant competition" and that American Steve f06ter would be his most likely challeneer. And the story Called to mention Scott, who had defUt· ed Foster earlier this year. But Scott showed his clu1, overtaklna Bayi (Sown the stretch. Ovelt also ouUticked Bayl. "I was surprtaed he had no kick," sald Scott. Bayl Indicated he wasn't in ahape, aa)'lng "I've only been trainlnc a few weeks." UCI coach Len 'Miller a~d that Scott'a win was not a tut· ptlae. "We're excited about tJ\A.t, but not surprised," 11id Milter. ''Stevo had a super week <>I tra.l.ri• in• and we felt he could wlq t&f race. We've been workinS on the kick the lut two "eeks and we Celt Steve could kick with anyone." Scott'• •Plitt were '1.5, 2:01 andZ:llU. "I WU dl11ppofnted Wltb tn, time, but I'm happy to win," oil.l the former Upland Hlgb al.in· dout. "Coach Miller beUed me not to latte the lead amt be patient and ft.worked," said Scott. ~.J~s Meanwhile Olympic f<fMt· medalist ~dwln Moses swept tMe hurcUes arid Steve Williama wdif· a showdown ofthe world's to1'411J'il meter performers. ' ~ Moses recorded the worlcfs fastest time thts year I~ Olympic specialty, the 400 " . hurdles ln 48.84, about one I\ • alter he won the 110 metert ~til • 13.~. tunning that event ror cjtlt,.' the third time. · , ., Jamaican Donald Quarrie turned ln the year's fastest timtt In the 200 meters, 20.30, lo dehl' Wltuams a double in the men's sprints. Williama was second in 2Q.St1 almost erasinc the Olympic champion's five.yard advantil,e about 80 me~rs from the finish. Kenya'• Mike Bolt ala~· plod~ for a best. this se , m o v In e i n fro n t o n ~1 backatretch oft.he final lap towln· tbe 800 In 1:44.7, edJln1 Tot!\, McLean, 1:45.2. . World record holder Dwl • Stonea won the hllh jump 7,Ji.4t aventtn1 to some dear hla tnlrd place Onlah laat i\.ih).• mer at Montreal by bea_t.( •H~~l' medalist Gre1 Jo'/ of Canada w1l9wu1econd at 7·2~ :\ . f ~ Defe.ted. ~ . ' .. · -----Ill ONLY PILOT 7t6ers 8utlast Houston Margernm Qualifies in ~ Eve:ritS HOUSTON -Philadelphia ii· nlte<l lt.s llahtnlng runnln1 aame Whlnd Doug Collln.1' 38 polnta to defeat Houston, 107·95, ) .. riday nl.1bt and put the Rockets within oate 1ame of ellmlnatlon In their,,,/ National Basketbull Association playolf series. , Collins, held to nine points in Wednesday night'i; 118·94 Houston victory, hit 10 straight points in a breakuway fourth period when the 76ers broke trom a 78· 78 tie to take a 90-82 lud with five minutes lo play, Up willl that point the Rocket.II, wh.o now trail 3·1 In the best-of- seven .Eattem Conference cham- pionahlp series, had played on even terms with the fast b;eak· oriented Philadelphians. Ce111tOn Ad.,a11ees DALLAS-Dick Stockton over· came Vltas Gerulaitis in a marathon five-set match Friday niaht lo join top-seeded Jimmy Connors in the finals of the World Championship of Tennis. O.tll¥ f'll" f'llotoe lly l.Ae f'lyllt Estancia's Walters . Sparkles in Prelim:s 8y DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ol•-0011y~·~" NORWALK-Ken Margerum was n one-man team for 1''oun· tain Valley HJ1h Friday rysht, qualifying for CIF finals Jn four events durln1 4·A track and rleld prellou at Cerritos CoUeie. 1 Jlm Walter• of Eatancla Hilb <Cotta Meta) al.lo sparkled, win· nln& beau in the 880 (1:56.8> and «O ('8.7) to make next Friday's flnals, allo at Cerritos Colle&e. No other Oranae Coaat area athlete qualllled in more than one event. but six earned passes to the finals by concentr1tin1 on their spedaltlu. Mar1erum won hl1 heat d the 120 hllh burdlea In 14.4 a,nd tQok aecondl l.n the »I> low hurdl• (38.1) and triple Jump (45-10). The veraaUle senior ran a dis· apP9lntins 10.l ln tbo 100, b\lt madt lt to th• nnata became b1I time wu t.he fut"t thlrd·plaee flnlsh amens the four heat.I. • CbarUe Ch.rt.ltataen of Ed1ton mah <HunUn.iton Buch> wu an ea•)' wlnMf In the mile, clockln1 •:n.o. MlkeOtlfordofHuntlniton Beach took tblrd ln hl1 heat <4:23.l> toquaUfy fortbtflnall. Sunut Lu1ue cbamploa Newport Hatbor could manase only one lndlvldual qualifier (Frank Venclik) and one wtnn1nC relay team. VencUk won hll heat of the 880 ln 1:58.8, while Newport Harbor'• all·Junlor mlle relay team clocked 3:23.Z to win lls :heat. • Stoekton stormed from behind to defeat Gerulaitls, 7·8, 3·8, 6-7. 6·3, 6·3 ln a match that lasted more that three hours and was marred by controversial line calls In almost every 1ame. BILL ORIL2 OF l'OUNTAIN VALLEY SLIDIS IN WITH ONE OF THREE RUNS. Muir Hlab of Pasader{a led the team qualifying with nine. while Pasadena HJgh and Loni Beach Poly each had aeve.n qualifiers. Fountain Valley'• four quallflcatlona (each of which was supplied by Maraerum> led Oranee Coast area schools. Two area hleh Jumpers qualified, ·with Dave WbJte of Marina <KunUnst.on Beach) clearing 8-8 and Cary Burt of Huntlnston Beach 1oln1 8·'· Burt had to win a jump.off wlth Larry Harman of VUta Park to make the flna11 . Connors downed scrlimbling Eddie Dibbs 7·5, 6-4, 6·1 in lhe other semifinal. Stockton and Connors will meet Sunday ufternoon for lhe $100.000 first prize. l'Hu llp•et HAMBURG, West Germany - Buster Mottram engineered a major upset at the start of the Gertnan International Grand Prix tennJs championships Fri- y, humiliating Guillermo las, 4·6 6·3, 5-4 apuei Orantes had little dif· utly In finishing off Bob wltt, 6 2, 6-4, and Paolo rtolucci made It to the !finals by eliminating Colin deswell, 8·0, 4·6, 7-5. nd Jamie Fillol defeated rner Zirngibl, 6·4, 6· I. "'J'LANTA Atlanta Rrav<'b o .n~r Ted Turner. informed that cannot coach his club. an· µneed Friday that manager we Bristol will bt' back al the t ·m's helm Saturday ristol has be{'n ut his home 1n drews. N.C . smce Wcc1nesday en Turner announn·d lhal he ~ uld take over ornnaaerial d tJes "'hlle Bristol went on a 10-day scouting trip Ongab Drfre• INDIANAPOLJS Rookie Dli~ Oneius of Newport Beach "iJt'.l)ave the first track al the p Q!,.{)OSlllon today in the rlrst ot tol't•ctays of time trlMl11 for the M • •29 lndlunapolts 500-mile r Jifee-time winner 11..J . t'oyt • lhe No. 2 quullfylni:: P<>81 I I-hit Attack Fountain Valley ' Upsets SAV, 7-2 By ~OGER CAllLSON Ot ,,. Delly f'll•I Stell Fountain Valley High"s Barons moved into lhe second round of the CIF4·A baseball playoffs Fri· day with a 7·2 victory at Santa Ana Valley High as the Barons took the Falcons apart in every category. Entering as the Sunsel League's No. 3 entry, coach John Cole's Fountain Valley Barons Jumped on Century League player of the year Richard Dalbey for 11 hits, and five or those were lhe from the first Clve batters of the game. In eliminating lhe Century League co-champa, Fountain \'alley qualifies for a lirf Tues- day at home against Moore League power Lakewood. The Barons made 1t look easy Broim Down USC LOS ANGELES F\oyd Ch1f fer scattered nine hits Frida) night as t:CLA posted a 7 4 Pacific Eight Co nference Southern Division baseball vie· tory over visiting USC Chlffer, a junior right hander. walked four and struck out eight m raltlng his record to 5·2. Former Cotta Mesa High star Dennis Delany hit his 11th homer for UCLA. in the first inning as Scott DeLon11 led oH with a single through short, Mike Lune beat out a bunt and Bill Grilz loaded the bases with a base rap to left. Mike Musso crossed up Santa Ana Valley with a bunt single for one run and then Mike Empting singled to left for another marker with still none out. Jerry Wilson followed with a sacrifice ny to left and southpaw Biii Carroll hlid the margin h~ needed with a 3·0 lead. Carroll, In leading Fountain Valley to Its first-ever CIF baseball playoffs victory. fanned nine and was In trouble only in the rlfth inning when Reggie West hit a bouncer to right after two mate8 had walked with two out In all. Carroll :.lined the Falcons on three hits . G rilz scored an insurance marker in the sixth "hen Mike Empting smiled to center and the Barons put tl out of reach in the seventh with three more runs orf Dalbey De Long was forced to settle for a arowld rule double on a 400-foot shot lo center field und Lung and Grll1 followed with an rbi single and rbi double. ,,. Plapolls ~l\'larina, Edison Santa Ann Valley's outstand· ina outfield combination of West and Rick Ward was limited to Weal's one bouncing alnale by Carroll, who8e efrectlveness sur- f ac-ed in the third when he whlffed a pair of batters and forced a th.lrd to Oy out arter a leadotr triple. 0.L-lit "-·" Ott It, rt ,.,_ Yell.., "' •llr1t..i Wll'9.,.ll 4 1 t 0 H1191!et Miah and crou-town I Edison made It • clean ep for Suns~t Leaaue ball teams In tho flr8t round e CIF 4·A playoffs frld1ty 11 roll into Tuesday·a second r hd e Viklnis or M arlna coach I Frey scored In the olahth in· to nip Santn Ana's Mater 1 l ·O, on tne winner's ond. while Edison was a '7-a • st Alhambra, which •n· H the Pactlle Leaaue with a 20-S ov•rall record. day lt'U be Newbury Park a J:dfton •nd Marina and Ant~tlm'a Loar a wUl tan1I• at a site to tM ltrmJned by • coin flip. The Meter Dei·Marlna •lnl&· gle pitted Mat.er C>.l pitcher Nick Harsh aaalut junior Mike Bon and both aav• up only three hlta. B arlna aol two of them ln the e llUl as Larry Coy 1ln1led to ht u a plnchhttltr for Erle in. oy 1ot to second on an error then Steve Porath bunt.ed ard first .nd th• btJl went up f « • 1lntlt wltb Coy ICOI'· thewtnner. ort it.ruck out three, allowed runner to thlrd and two of ter 0e1•1 three runnon at ond were plcked off. Hirsh, In takin1 the 1011. !truck out rour. The Chargers of coach Ron LaRuffa eot a nifty thrtt·hit performance from pitcher Steve Slaton. while pushing Alhambra pitching around for nine hit.a, In· cludlnt two thetta of home. With the exception of Walter Luchinger's two-run homer In the flCth, Slaton waa In lolal com· mand, 1trikin1 out 10. He set the flnt 12 Alhambra batten down in order. Tb• blt Inning was the third for Edison u thrff runa crOl&ed when Ttm Nichols walked, Brian Dearosiera reached safely on an error Ind Ron Ward walked to loadtbob~. Then Roter Hayes slngled In a pair and Ttm Innes tollowed with an rbl 11lftl}e. Later It wu Hayes and Innet stroking bale hit.a to set up tMes' theft of home In the sixth. And lo the seventh St•v• Spana stole homt to spark • two-run bu rat.. •"-111 .. , ..... J t I 0 l(elly, II I 0 I I 4 I I 0 C..t"jl' J 0 0 I l O t Miii, U t 0 I I 4 t t 2 Mltt"*'1.,ii 't It 0. 0 ... ~.,., 0 10. • '11 ...... • ••• t I 1 I '1 .. 1t• 1t 1 t 4 klltt '1 lllfllllft ' , .. •••toll 01) .. , ,., • 1 Atll•lflllte • 000 OM ~ I ' MIMt ... (t) UltiMriM .. ,. ... ..... .,.. ....... .. ,.,.. ... ~ .. y.11 ···: 1o11 Ve,.tvt•.d t t I ~::: o........ ,. .. J O O 0 MtMt._,. J 0 t t to• t kwleotr • I U O •••• 1rw11.n t••• J •• o Qtylft ,, •• ,_ftfn.19 •••• ~ : : : lleftlftt , " ' '' f. o;~"'·'' .... Uf .. ••••• Utt Tttal\ Utt I kW'lt;I- Mll\Wdll ...... ,.l'lq' ......... I t 1 1 Carrol• p t t 0 t Tot.it ktftll¥1Nll,_., 7'711• "evftltl" V•llrf tt"11 ,.,.. vettev , " . >00 GOI )-1 II I 000 .,. 0-1 1 , Sports Today On Television BARONS ACE SCOTT DeLONG TAGS OUT R!OGIE WEST. Steve Lalne of Marina went 44·1V. ln the trlple Jump to qualify tourt.h, roundina out the Oran1e Coast area's varalty quaunen. Jeff Greenough of La1una Beach threw tbe dl1cu1 167-1 for third, but the event lan't contest· ed ln the CIF finals, 10 hia mark qualifies him for th• Muter'a Meet May 27, alao at Cerrltoa Colle1e. Fourteen Oran1e Coast area athletes made the fro1h·1oph <See TllACIC Pate 83> UCI, W.4.YNE TC IN NKI' MATCH UC Irvine'• men and women tennlis teams lake on the John Wayne TeMls Club today and Sunday In the third annual Challenge Match at the Wayne TC In Newport Beach. Today's action beilns at 11 with SUnday's play starting at noon. The match Is held to benefit the UCI tennis programs. A total of 33 matches will be played in the two days-tdx men'& slnales, six women'• ainales, seven men'• doubles, five women's doubles and nine mixed doubles. Tickets (for both days> are priced at $5 for general ad- mission, $2 for students, $10 for Individual reserved seats. .J. Hein Sparks Dolphins, 3·0 Mission Viejo Ousted by Ontario, 4-1. With Stu Hein and Paul Bethke providing the p1tC'h1ng and key hits , South Coa~t L~ague baseball champion Danu Hills High mowed down invading Alta Loma JUgh, 3·0, 1''rlday after- noon. The victory move'! coach Den- nis Nespor's Dana llills Oolphin'I into the serond round or the Cl F 2-A playoffs Tuesdtty agaln11t Covina's Northvicw High nt a site to be determined by a coin flip. The other half of the South Coast ~eague entry In lhe ellminatibns, runnorup Misaion Viejo. was ousted from the 32· team playoffs at Ontario Jllgh, 4-1. Hein sparkled on the mound for the Dolphins, allowlni only lwo singles-one In the rtrst iMlng and one with two out In the seventh. H1a 11hutout extendit bl1 scoreless innln1t string to 26 in· nin1s. Hein struck out nlno and allowed no Alla Loma bastrun· ner as far as third base. Only two reached second. The Dolphins struck for a marker in the fourth lnnlnc when Keln singled and Dana Brown was sale on o fielder'11 {'holce With Brown aoing on the pitch, * * * l -.. , .,, tOt 1000 '000 ,. to '°. 0 0000 :a''. Bethke doubled to right to score the go-ahead run. After two were out In the sixth Inning, Bro~n was safe on o bunt and stole second on the first pitch. Then Bethke came throuah with his second rbl with a smgle. Jim Romero padded the lead to 3·0 with :oi double down the left Cteld line to score Bethke. Colonial Open Mission Viejo went down quiet· ly at Ontario u the hotll iot all five of lhelr hill in tho flrat lhree innings to crab a 4·0 lead. Mission Viejo averted a shutout In the sixth ..,hen pitcher Jim Walker drtw a free paaa, Vito HJt.e aloiled to center and Todd Richardson, up from the junior varsity, came throulh with a plnch·hltslnglo. Schroeder Leading · In m• 1ta)'ln1 out here on tht tour. We could ~ave a hJPDitt life with me dotn1 10m.Wn1 else." · • It would be dlfncutt to lmfrove on hl• ecores for the tlrt two rounds. Not only did be mat.ch the coune record, ht alao tltd for the lareest 38-bole lead oa the tour this year. CIF Rlay ff Scores .... .._ .. Wttl TOtrtoxa7. IC "•llKltO C-ltlt4.~1 2 "-11 II V .. ..., 7, Sent. Ml Vllley l,.alr.twood Ml P~J Arc edit>, ei'~o CrtMllJ1.=Monl~eJ lHret,0 lhfodwff Ma(IM I, 1-'0elO ttlnnl119tl L8WlllOll1. l'ootl\111 O Sen Ooroonlo I, 51 Ptul O I• In ""'''' Hew_., Ptl'll •• lltt1Wr. I l!dlt0117,At~U HOl1'9 0.-4, 51 '9Qul\4o J l.8Mltll~an I, l.•A111.,1to.O VIiie Pertc1, lleclltNhA, CreKtnll V .. ltV I, ~n Mtrc:o\ I >-......... l!~l.11'1-ro Marie It-It • .,_., o C..IOllt, ll'aclfloo T,.., 3, SI ..,,,.,., t CettllftJ llrM I P-A.l.t'41rM1 lo-• 8tllwo Monloomtrv 7 8oh•Gr-4,C,.tverC1ty1 (It In ,.,,,.., ~lall,uMlr9Mt II Ivett ... Horttu Covtne 1 Pull-6,Mlrttoli.1 ~Cl_.r S, G<w., Grove 7 1.a11no• 2. S... 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'°'" u nlo-1 0 Etle~,.. .. ,_tCttre11l Aooure U' 1 C1to•nie.lt 1' ~ Lt Melltt 14 lwtl-..r I Drags Set Oran1e County In ternational Raceway will complete a rain· delayed National Hot Rod Association world c h a m pionship series competiliQn today with time trialt frotl' 1 to G and flnala startiJll al 7 Shirley Muldown ey, the world's lop womun driver 'ln drag racing. posted a world record or s. 77 aeconds and 253 52 milu per hour last we«.'k. t-t 1 JEEP DEALER '"' C ALlf:OANIA HUGF ll'fVCt ... roR y 1W7 GREMLIN TRACK RESUE'FS • • • lauecl rr-. ISZ> ftnall, led by Fountain Valley's Dmn.11 Cowan, who went '4-9VJ ln the trlplo Jump. It eatabU.bea a CIF rec()td. because the event ~ad never been contested on the rroeh-soph level in a CIF meet.. A CIF record was broken on the varsity level when J im Sanford or Pasadena sped to a 47.4 in t.he440. VAllSITY OUAl.lfll.111 100 -(httl II -1. ~rs (Muir I 't '' 2 Urd !L8 Polyl 10.1: J. 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AMezcue I Downey I 4J '''°'· PV -I Sidi•• !VIII• Parltl. 1 Hiii ILB Wll•onl; Con-el ICvprenl Tll•IWln (Mlllllcan>. llltklUllaftll * * * Top Sprinters In 3-A Prelims After a season of rac- ing among · themselves, South Coast League sprinters get a chance to test their speed against the rest or CIF 3-A today during track and Cield prelims at El Modena High in Orange. Field evenLs be_gin at 10 a.m. and the running is scheduled to start at noon. The top nine athletes in each event witl qualify for the CIF finals May 21. also at El Modena. Two South Coast League sprinters hav, run the 100 under 10.CJ. Mike Kruthers of San Clemente hM gone 9.9 a nd Tony Fuller of University Hi&h Clrvine> has clocked 9.8. Greg Jones of Mission Viejo qualified to run three events in the pre- hm s the 220, 440 and 330 low hUTdl~. His 220 time <21 7 1 ranks second in CIF The Orange Coast area should albO produce CIF prospects 1n the d ts· tunces, with Costa Mesa runners Joe Young and John Gerhardt carrying the weight Young has gone 9.09.S in the t\\<O mile, tops umong Orange Coast area athletes. and Gerhardt qualified first in the South Coast League mile finals. lnjury·ridden Mike WalterhOuse of Mission Viejo could also produce a CIF qualUying time if his beleaguered legs hold oul. He took second In the mile and two-mile at league finals. In the high jump three South Coast L eague athletes figure to duel for C lF honors . A l an Gersten of Unive rsity and two Laguna Beach jumpers, Wade Freier and Dave Redick, have each gone6-9'•· Two outatandine s hot pullers from this area could each gel a spot in the finals-Vince Brown of Maler Dei <Sa nta Ana} and John Harper Qf San Clemente Harper I~ he South Coast Leagu with a beal or 58-41 ~ w tie Brown took secon in the Angelus Leag e at 59-0. 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New York 17 12 SK8 Baltimore 15 11 .577 Boaton 15 13 .538 Milwaukee 16 15 .518 Toronto 14 18 .438 Detroit 12 17 .n, Cleveland 11 17 .398 West D1vt1lon Minnesota 20 11 .6'S GB '".I 1~ 2 4~ 5 5~ Chicago 19 11 TellU IS 13 Kaata&ClJ)' 16 15 Oakland 16 ts Aasela 14 18 Seattlt 11 25 .Ga3 ~ .636 3~ .$1$ ' .518 ' .439 8~ .308 UY, SP.OITS Four Area Volleyball Teams Roll Three of the four quarterflnaLs matches in the 1977 CIF volleyball playoffs Tuesday will be in the Orange Coast area following Fnday's first round action wl'licb saw Mission Viejo, Fountain Valley, Newport Harbor and Laguna Beach ad- vancing. The only victim in first round action was 1976 CIF champion San Clemente, No. 3 in the South Coast League, which dropped a four-set decision at San Marcos High of Santa Barbara. The rest of the area's eli t e move d on as Ne't'port a nd Laguna won in straight sets. while Mission Viejo and Fountain Valley took four sets to dispose of the opposition. Newport Harbor will host Santa Barbara Tuesday and San Marcos wi II be at Fountain Valley. A co10 nip will decide the site for the Huntingto n Beach Mission Viejo tiff Hunt ington Beach advanced Thursday night with a three-set laugher over Whittier's Nelles I hgh Laguna Beach will bt• at Mira Costa. Newport's guns Friday were Mark Slevcove, Cliff Schmelsing, Steve Timmons and Doug Brown ln the romp ut Inglewood, while Laguna Beach's breeze over vi!.· iting Riverside Poly was a team effort, although Steve Fair, Kip Engen and Jamie Plummer ap pea red to stand out Mission Vicjo's win over Gardena ·~ Serra High was led by Kevin Severson and Joe Rlum Fountain Vallc v bounced back from a 14·16 setback in the first set lo win a couple of close tiffs, then rolled to a 15·4 victory in the de cider. San Clemente took a one-set lead behind the play or Tom Beard, llul San Marcos rallied with three straight sets. Cll'VolltYball 1 I~.'~;·~ Viejo c!t}I S.rr" f l fl I'S 10 FounlAtn Vtll•Y dtl South Pa\~Cl•M 14.1, IS 11 t• 14 II• San M.,~ clel S~n Cltmen1~ 14 1• 1571S IOIS1 N~woort H•rt>or (lt f ln9ltwoorl Ii 11 IS.O. IS.9 Santa 8•rb.ilr'1 or• N"rfh to""",<• fS 4tSIOIS4 Mira C,,.,la °"' 1 .. Ou1nl.t I\ 11, IS 10 0 IS II IS I. IA tfl\u•"-'01 1.tquna S-tcll o.r 111 .. r••d~ Poly ISAI ISS.IS3 Penhall Wins Balboa 's Bruce Penhall captured the scratch main event and Fullerton 's Dennis Sigalos won the handicap mai n to hifhllght speedway motorcycle racine at. Costa Mesa's Orange County Falr· erounds Friday nfght. Penhall defeated Bob Short of South Pasadena and Ron Preaton or .Newport Beach while S11atos edged Brad Ox le.)' or San Clenacnto and Prutort. JC TeDDie s.turday. May 14, 1177 OAILYl"ILOT Tars, CdM, ~ ) ~~~~~.~!~~:4~~~~ o! the CIF '·A t.ennls playoffs Friday, on a day w11" IPI :~~n>•n • 1•1 btgbbCh~ by the play of South Cout Leaaue McOet1•1d u , .,., '•"" ·~· r<1epriese.n> taUves La1una Beacb and untveralty ~~.:,:.";\!!:.!.~~: , rv ne . o wonH;Ounllll'>-u. • LalUJla Beach upended Palos Verdes Hi&b on \be _ .. , .... ,. loser'• courta, 16'1\·U "', whit~ Unlvenlty save No. 1e11-.Menot~11wi1111,;:....J 1 aeed Sunny Wll.s Hieb or Fullerton a batlle before s.1am ..... .,.: • ll'll111tpa-11o1li:t4.-r fallint. 21-'1. :-~: 1H::',..,_, '"'.., M...,. 1 .No. 2 seed and tw.o·Ume defending champion L..,..1"~ 1n11t>P•••v~·1l Corona del Mar eased to a 25-3 decision over visltU1g 8 Idle CL>',::1:,: v t .,,.\n Burroughs High or Bu.rbank and No. 3 seed Newport 10 P':1~t1 '"· '°'' 10 -~~~ 1t:::.U. ff arbor dusted off visiting Eisenhower Hi&h of '°"e1ns.r:T11ornton \L1--....-..v Rialto.28-0. t~t.!1, ~~s~\~=1~~~<. Sun.set League t'epresentative Marina (Hunt-_ .. ,, .. ,,1o1t,.•.-.. L " ' lngton Beach> dealt Costa Mesa's Estancia a 17·11 c."".-"'''•c::"'~, c1t1• 0.00.1.W setback and Edison (Huntington Beach) was ousted o..tcltl• .. 1 .. 2. 1p111 w1111 tt.!Wdl>H by Tustin's Foothill 19-9 11110 "4, r.s cunarct-~•Hlff '~b~ ' . ' WOll'-0 .. 1,IOllU,Ht , I Gloria Falterme1er was University Hieh's ua1""'w111<111'-'""'• •t>< brigbtat spot while Laguna Beach's big assets ""'"°' ·i r were singles ace Todd Thornton and the doubles s!:~ .. '.~~~~ ~!:~.~.~~'A~,team of Larry Campbell andSepp Maier, all of whom P.nn•r 1 s; "•''-'"""'*r 1u 1 _, • lJ won their final matches to extend 12-1-0~ lead!ortbe '°'' 0 • •4 1 •· _ ... ,Su'""'" M 1 I· . won•·'·''* 1 ... u . H Pulmln M' Arll.sts. -•->:...,.1H H . _.,._ .,, Pa.los Verdes was without ace Elliott Telscber, ""'"., sirot11 ~~' '° '°""''o.i''C. who as competing in Rome. tt111oeo , ... ,,. '°'' 10 8tril•i.i• 1~ St Martn 0 ika High's dodubDles teams of MarltRSexto!' and r:;;~ 11~.~ ! JMH·Mever •u11o611c eve ema!l an ar~en Tem ~d . uss Pigeon #Mriu l111tnl t•v11<~ • ") swept Estancia to provide the wmrung margin, si1191 .. while Foothill's Kirk Wills and the doubles team of l(ttler tMllo\tt•S..~•>·•. IC$t.t Andy Noorda and Jackson Seay were the difference ~~~:= 6~'·dsO:! l::.~., 1tt ~i • over Edison. J •· '"'°" .. , icoeu..-1M110•1 •« ,,l: rt NeWpOrt1s standout was Phil Dowty while Corona :OO:::~:H:s.• .. 1"'1 '011 "'·'·7··1'1~1.r d el Mar bested Burroughs in games, 134-45. • o..i111" .:...~~~; N rt. 1 b 146 37 . I ~u1on·Olllemen IMl dtl w ... _.. •. ewpo s aug er was a · margrn n games. Mcl(nlthl u . • 1. doll 1..11'°'""·11.t•'! 61. 7 S, Elem.PIQton IMI won,.,,' , won6 I 6 t • O, Vanguards Ousted CdM (HI IU hfT0119ll• {'. i, ""''" Good IC) dtt McQuown 6·J, .,.,/ rr 8ranolde .. 3. dl'I Prenderont 6.0, def 0 J-• •"": Tlloml\ (Cl tost 4 •, "'etfR' .... H • ..O: ,,_,ly CCI 10i14 ... WOf\ •·l, .. , l>-2. Wtllter !Cl lost 04, ._, By Dominguez 6-2,H , .. 1 , , )i. OouMet ~ Cu•ltv I'-\ ICI clef 0.Ma~ .. l 't H1111on •.O .. 3. dtl Htll·T•IOY• a.1 .. LA VERNE A rive. run rally in the ninth in- ning feU just one short, and Southern California College or Costa Mesa I lost to Cal Stale <Dom- inguez HJlts> 10·9 in the NAIA D1str1cl 3 playoffs Friday at La Verne College. The lo ss means Southern Cal College fini shes third in the tournament. a nd the season conc·ludes with the Vanguards posting a 33·25 record * * * l'tRSTCAMf: SGC:atcotl ... 111 at• r " r"I (t1#1:0l.IH.1\•1it\ If '111>f•·r\ " G,,.~, ct \ 0 , 1 0 I I 0 lM"'A'\. 1n C,c f\f• t1 c WOOrJ rt \fllf\"IAtiP M • J I 0 I 1 n I) M 1y,,,hlr() t1h I w.1....., )'> () Ad.,m\ 1t> t s .. movu' 0 0 Rf",QWt If p 0 0 ~<M•bv l""t~9t I I 0 n n 0 0 0 I 0 t 0 ' l I) 0 n 0 r " I 000 101 oos 1 11 3 001 000 010 l • 1 SOC.IC•ll-It) Ch•o .... U"'.,ot\ u Pet,.r\ '' r~,, ,., ,. , Thom.t' IO '>'""_.,, r Wf)(IO rl Ml'l-4\h1r') Oh O Wtl'o" lt) At1Am 1'1 ~•b•n 1a l •rt~m .. o 81l'lfWt'ltl p Tnl•I• n r \ 0 ~ n n I) n II n I) II 1 n II I) 0 0 l' • Score by lnnl"'I• ..,,(Al Cn11..,. 000 OOJ 14t t~Onm ttill• "°" 010 •lw " "" ' 0 l " , 1 I n n I ,, II I 0 II • r " q ~ 10 10 1-A Spikefest Lures Irvine REDONDO BEACH - Eleven Irvine High School athletes on the frosh-soph level are in· volved in today's CIF 1-A track and field preLims at Redondo High School, which begins at noon. Coach Jeff Swigart is laking slx boys and five girls to the prelims after a Cree-lance schedule durlnt the season. led by sprinters Jlm Rudy and Michele Kelley. The finals are a week later at the same site. The ClF 2-A prelims are bllled for 4 p.m. at Placentia'& Valencia Hl&htoday. ,,..."' "''" ........ ,,..."' ..... .. YI Jtm •uov <100 tto, ,..,.. h1mt a1ld trlolt 1-1; lam CI01111 12l0 low hutdlttl. 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Lorttta Holmes also grabbed a pair o! spota for e Cbargera In the finals with a heat victory io the and a featest third place in the 220. Unlvenlty and Costa Mesa each placed four partlclpanta ln the finals. Costa Mesa had a_pair of -top performances by Sheryl Rohman. She won an ISO beat In 2:21.1 and placed second in the fastest mile beat with the second fastest time of the nlgbt at 5:18.0. Costa Mesa's Bonnie Dasse had the best shot put of the night at 38-2a., and Dana Hills' Nicki Jepsen was tied for the top high jump mark at S·S as the lone qualifier for the Dolphins. Lori Usdansky of University (Irvine) ran a l :00.19 in the 440, her best mark of the season and also qualified for the long jump while teammate Grace Mccarley had a best seasonal mark in the mile run of 5:23.5 to win a heat race. El Toro's relay teams qualified with their best 'efforts of the season. The 440 quartet posted a 49.46 erfort ln winning a heat while the mile group had a sizzling 4:04.8 but had to settle for second place behind Beverly Hills with a 4:01.7. Tami Darr of Mission Viejo had the best 2-mile effort of the night with an 11:26.1 effort as the lone qualifier for the Diablos. * * * ).A l'rtllrnlNry M•tl CAIMI. SanA11lenloColl ... I 100 CHOI 1)-1 Holme• IEI Toro> 11.91. J H•bOeslWlw IW!lllllerl II t1 s. Woods 18tverly Hiit•) II •l. IHtal ,11-1.Jo-IS.11teMerle l " ... 1 Bell (Garey I 11 81; 3 Meuone IUnlvtrsltyl 12 OJ IHetl )I I Sallard (Genfflltl II H ; , 0.MI\ IMonroVIAl lt,.a. l lll<ll (Cul,.., Cl· lyl 11 '2. 110 IHNI 11-1 Glarl•r 11!1 Torol U l4 2 Woodt. (fM¥trfY Hiii\) t4 .. IHtel 11 1 O.m1s IMollrovia Ill 55 • Holmn llEI To•ol 1• 'Ill IHUI JI I Rkh !CUiver Cltvl 11 10, 1 Btll IGuey) ,. so IH••• 41 I Bellard IG•M,lle) 1' 11. 1 JOlln\Oll (Sfnla /1.ter I ti 1' 60. * * * •.oo O~HI ,,_I C.rrel IPomoMI se U ; 1 £111111 (Wlllttlerl s•.'2. IHHI 11-1 Newbro (Coro11• d•I Marl I 00 SO. 1 !><tie ( B--., Park I 1 00 ll IHHI ]) 1 Baaler IS.n1• MOiiie•> s• IJ., 0.MI\ (Monrovlal 1 00 ~. J. Pini IEI Toro> 1 00 I' IHU1 A)-1. U\den•kv 1Unh1erslty) 1·00 1'; 1. Rtcl<I fPomon<il 1.0117 MO IHtal 11 I ~""" IS.v@rlv Hlll\I l 111 1 Ca\lro fLomPoCI 1 10 I J Prtulmone IPac1fltal 1 1l t fH .. I 11 I R~a" IC~la Mual 1 21 I, 1 Oandoy IB•Sl\OP MontQOm@ryl 2 23 0 IHUl JI-I. Cerrell 1~12 101 1 ValMllN •Anl•I-Valley) 11• 1. (HHl 41-1. Werner lleve•IY Hiiis) 2 10 I ; 2. Bla,,co IWnltrnl 1·12 l. P AC-8 TRACK ••. (Continued From 81) ter what the meet or whtfther I win or not," ..Albtltton said. "ftiy technique today wa!tpoor. My left leg was conilng up and 1 couldn't pusJl hard, I was just punching out the shot. I )lave been training to in· crease strength and my 'tecbnique has gotte n poot." FINALS ).090' ..... ler \IHOlt<lleY. 1 Rn,,., WSU. t JS A 1 Hur\l, Ort I Al S l Clary Ort., I .M 0 A Jam~s UCLA I S• 0 \ llunt C•I I •• I •· w 11111m1 Ont • I ~ 4 10.000 rn•ttr\ -I K..,..oml>w•, WW. H 1) ' 1 R.,...., W\U 1~ Al 1 l Cllt o•. Ort 7' SI I • Sa••••· 0•• . ~ 11 • s Sl.lnao w .. h JO 07 ~ 6 ( aylor Ort , lO ii O l""9 1.-...0 -1 Loi to" \IAfl 1' , ... 1 Oo111>1ey US<.. I~ IO>, l B•n''· UCLA 1!1-t ... A w1111"'" WSU 1\.1. s HH""°" ~u 1• ••· • ""'"" osu t•. 5"°" put t At~ tlon ~'"" ~ ' , , Buitton W\U 1ii 1 • J V•l"'I• .. ~,, w ... " '' u>~~ • ''""''"''."' u .c S .. l .. s M<l(Mt••. use. SI 4 • MO lleQO Cef .. ,.. . J•H ll" I Atwood, WHll,. UJ 4 1. ICOQIMltotl, W\U 141 • J l'Urwrwn. U$C, ru-11 ' Scl\tefl .... WSU, 211 s S11t<ltl,, W•$11 . m·l • c-·· C•I . tli-:1, Po .. V"'lt-1 Tully. UCLA, IP l Hl11l"•"s. 0... .. I I Hinh, C.I • It ... •· Worden. W'SU ''I , l'•lo,,, C.I, tt·O No•hrtl>. 14•mrner I NtlllOn, Wasl\ 1tU•t1. 2. llU•IOll. WSU. lll·I l . MICllH, WSU, , .... ' M<Arllle, Ora, llMt,,, llW!on,Ort 11J I thlll !H(..ellllon titer "" •"""" t C:111lfim1, Cal., J •tt t MonCl..:.,..111, Wofl.,Utt.J.Vtoar.wet11. 3.MI> •. lt#ll, C:.I , UQ i. Jolwllt, 111 .... ))46.4. """'-'ler, UGI.A, U 'll. fft'!I l(lltK -Wfflt•l!flell St 10, 0 .... i\ .. WMl\lllft'" JO. UCLA 12 stt'llt1'41 IO, USC 1t, C.111 .. Ma n Or .... $11. Qv.elllyl"' Ttpl-....._llMlt 100 rntl#rs llle•I 11-1. £dW•rds, USC. 101'. 1 ~ti.,, UCLA. 10.SA 3. Ow111s. UCLA. 10 SI. • Jordan. OSU, 10 .0 lhetl 21-1. Hempton. UCLA 10 n . 2 Strnrno"'· use. 10 ,, 3. C•moi..11 WSU. 10 SA ' f ranco, W•\11, 10 S8 100 111u1 11-1 Edwerds, use. ?O SA 2 Jorden. OSU. 10.7' S Sim· mon1 USC,20 I I A Taylor, Cel, 20 It. lheal 11 1 Hemp!Oll UCLA. 20 •I 2 Fr•nco Wa•ll. 10 l>8 3 A"drtws, uv· 10 11 ' Walker, ce1 11.03. AOO tlltat ti-I ShMb, Sl.tn, •• 32, 1 Andrtws, USC. '7 "· 3 Thom~on, UCLA 41 tJ A llowt" Ort. 411' 111~at 11 -I Andrt#l. USC. A7.18 1 Wall•U (Al '7 0 J Myltl UCLA. '7 SA 4 All•fl WSU H 12 100 llW'el II I Om .. ,,,,., USC I O A 2 Sltvt" Ort I SO J J N1"CMr1'aU\ UCLA I SO l I Tll•rrol, UCLA end Dall a ... rv C•• Tt~ ' ~ •. 111u1 21 1 .io-. use. 1 a• 1. llAdford Wash I tt 1 l Gtb\On WtSll. I 4'] 4 ~rewtlrt' WSU. I '4 t "00 1"1trmed••t• foiurd'"'' '"••• 1 1 A"d'*'"" use. st •2 1 ~.l'l~llwl'Jrtt\. Stan U 1• J Mu'°r W\U u II ' He9rntter Ort u ,._ ,,,.., 11--1 "'*-"' use. lo n , S11\•t OSU St~ J Seymour, WSU \1 SI • Mlt1\ UCLA SIU Softball OlltLJtol'TULL Ulol"""' 011 Ill c.-M U11lventtv -~. 2D S.M 1; W'"" II S.I I .. : ~-·· c. >)·2 I, Wolll•M\ lb o •·J.1 t Huwr. .. '1 •1 l «'-'1-, rt 41·1-I: Con..Of· ty, ct S.J.U• "°'*"" "S.2 J.1. Golf . O-ltl4 1 21, Totten o.-.o ~tu J11 I 0 I 1 CorGlle clot ,.,,_r Jtrpr rt 1· 1401 Mocl'1••· <I 1.0-0.0, auck. ct O.o-6-0; Torr... " "' 1 J.1-4, Glllll\, 11HI 1111:A Kirk llA-11-1.11 l(ln.,ltl 3100.S Ard<• ut~M "'-!.< l 1 I 1 Wltl•ems, lb f ·t ·l·1: Se"""'-ti 1 ~"1. HVfrN'I t1I I 0 0 I C -... rt~: A-"°"· oJOOO $( .... ..., ........ r • • U,.,..,,,,f JOI .,_ S-tt It 4 Cer .... Oirt Mar 106 OIO ._. 7 It Miit IHHt 1)-t. McCttl•• IU'llVt f\llyl S J> S; 1. Sll•"ltltr tl11trt11tlltl J U .t: a liltrrlMn IMtnt• VllWJ J:IJI, IH .. 1 tl-1 Wtlll I~ l4Ull t 1 ... 1: 1. ll~ell CC.Ill MotMI s· t• t i .S 8-.w!W" CC:ltrt-11 J'JS t IH .. t al -1. Ct"11 cc:.t11ton11e1 t 11 a. 1. f'IMIH !Cott• -..1 s·n .o: , t("1ore11"' I LMlltoe IS 12 J 1·11111t IHMl tl-1 Otrr CMIHlen Vl•l•I " .. 1; t Ool!UIH tMon. IAMl .. l n.IUJ 1 ~., t&ut· '*'Giit) tt•kf; 4 ..,, , .. "'"" Mllltl 11 0, O. IH .. I 21-1. Wtll• (Quartr Hiii I 11 ;)O, I; t. •t•llCO CWtll.,,,l lt;U .6; J, 8011111 .,..,,., .. ,,, 11 l•l.01 •• ltlllltl CSlt,,el 11''7.1; t. T'Krtl IAnltl- V•lltyl 11,n L 110 Hli IHHI 11-1. lltedo ILe Mlr.,,al IS 41 t. llotaln-CAntt1- V•lltyl UM IHHUl-t Otefl., Ill Torol IH. 2. NllM 1141111• Mofllctl ,. "· CH .. t :n-1. o. ..... oon CTroy• 14 O?· 1 GOl>rdlM C!I Torti 1':0A. (Htll 0 -t. Mtlll\ CKtfWWd\11 IU. 1 !lofrtnMfl ICt.,._l IS .. ; J. $uttr C llt•trl'f Hllltl 14 II. .UOrtl•y IHNl 11-1 !1Ttre4t .. ; 1 Sent• Mollie• SO SJ; J. KtnnedY so. , ..... , 11-1 -..... ,. .. Sanlt Merle SI OJ. J . ~II T°'rtllCt )I 11. IHH4 31-I AllltlOOt V•lltll 50 1f' 1 lle .. rty Hlllt J0.'9; J -II lier n .11 Mitt relay IHut 11-t. Santa MofttCA 4 OJ' 1 <>-\1\t •'" O; J LOrnooc 4 °'' CHe• t l-1. l'omone •·011; 1 South Torrlll\Ct •·Ol t ; >. Santa Yner4 0'7 04tM JI-I ltver. 111 Hiiis 4 011; t. !I Toro e :M •. 3. Monrov1e ''I] 2. HJ -.ttpvn CO.rlt Hiits). Hewlo.IM IOIPIOI. Gouwlll.,. CUpltftdl. Werdlt I M lre lesttl S-S; McCulloch IBarJt-1. Lewis CVlclol' Vatttyl S-3. WurU IC...-dtl Mell. Sclleril,,ttr tTrov I, $Ntller !Btvorty Hllltl S.I. SP-I O<ttnt !COiie MeMl ll-2¥.; 1. Whit• T11ornn tGtMSh<tl n.s: s. Goulet CS.Ill• Ftl ,. .. ,,., •· C-lln ISu""Y Hlllsl 3'-10''•· 7. Tuno•• IB11r r ou9M I JS·•""; I Jo"H (Chino! 3S ''" 9 Huda<hak <Sant• Yrwu I 3~.,~ .. LJ I Wyatt IMollro•l•I 11 s. 7 Sorrtnsen IClaromonll 11·3; 3 Btll tGer•Yl 11-2; 4. HAbOtrsNlw CWhll· tl•rl 17·1; S Collins IAnttl-Vetttyl •&'II 6 Gou•dlN (!I Toro> ,. •O. 7, Wood• l!levorly Hllhl U ·4 I. U\cltr\ky IUntvtt\111) 1&·8>..; '· Sl\ln~I• !Trovl , .. ,., •. Women's JC Spike Results WOM!N'S TltACI( SCCCIAC "1MI' Tum uor" Saftta B.trbera 71, Ventur• 70 Com~on U. Orenoe C:0.11 •t B•ktnlftld o , El Camino JI, Han· cock l• Goldtt• 111··· 12,MI SAC 11, Southwo\lern 11 100-1 Oooo•M 1com~on1 11 • 2 Elmor• IComotonl 111. J Jones •LASW I 12 J; ' TllomP•On (S•n 0 1f'qOl 17 S 100 1 Oollolet •Cl 11 o· 1 O;;lclr• f\l•nturel lS 7 l HUflltr ICI 1S 4, '· Smllh •S Oar1><1r• I 1S I •OO 1 Ouoe-• rv ... 11 H 4 7 K•v• fGolden W~•I' 16 0. l Smltl\ l'i Barbara! St 4 • Stv>eler IOr•noe C<>a\llS7 7 aoo 1 !.naro IS 8arbert I 7 " '. 1 K•v• IGot~n Woll 1 n J l Ad•m• 1orano• Coe•ll 1 73 l A Kurr (Vtntl 7 78 0 ISOO I 0.nclo IHAl\CO<k l A ,, • 1 GOflldl•\ • Baker\fltlcll S 01 O. ) R•m•r11 •V•nll s OJ S • Ka,,. IS Mon rte I\ OJ I )OOIJ I Oendo •H•r><OClrl 11 OS I . , Rtmtr~• "'~"II " O' I; J JlKhOn \ Be•ll•••I 11 11 1 • Lenqdon '~Ou\PHiWfl\t11rn) \1 l\ 0 OttMrs: S o H••• •Go•oonWt\ll 11 17 1 11!11 HH I !Unkl \ llaroer•I u s 1 H ~,,,., IComoto" I 11 • J Bro km.,, Ml ~AC 1 .. 0 A 'i< hmlctl H•ncoc•• •• 1 ·o~ IH-1 M••'1 !I C•mlMI t OS I 1 Vt1.,,\lry ~llwesltrfll ' o~ I 1 W•••· •or.,,~ COt\11 t 0' 0 • C•'''°" Or..,99 Coa'll 1 o• 1 °'"''' • Mo<tno Oran04 Co~''' I I] I cl)!) rol•v 1 Comoton 11 1 1 Sant• !l••bert ""A l [I Gtm1no _, S, 4. Vtntur•"' 1 Nl•lt relay I VMlurA e 01 2 t S."I• Borbere • 03 \ l Oranot Coot • oe ' • B.,.,,,,,.,d' 10 1 HJ I 8rl,,km.,. IMI '!IACI S·O. 1 T •bbyo\tvl\ • llll~f\fltld I S 0 • J Vomvnd IV•11t I • 10 4. l"tllar IC.Ol<MI\ Wt-11 1 A 10 LJ I Jo11<rt C\,ASWl U·J't; 1. Oouoltt fClmOlonl 11·•~. l h•tor •'!I•" 01-1 n.s~; 4 !••"' 11:1 CamlflOI 17 •''I SP I GaSIOll IBektr\lletdl ,. ,, . ) Fly"" IP•-·• ". l Oenlt l •Or tftQt CN\I I Jt. /, • Ortldllll<Ut LA HarllO'I n-1 OT-I a-t IS. e.wNl'al 131·•: 1. Oonttt IOre11qe Co•\11 IU l 3 Go<n"I 15 ~al 1u.i, 4 ltomt•o JT 1 l"""'ID l\ft/11 I 1)6.4i.,. 2 LUO.\ 11!1 (Ar'llPIOl 111·t • ' Deftlal •Or•"o<t Coetll U> 0, •· Kr11tttr fSoul~-111) ,.,, The a4;tur1cy of any a•vtn shot 1s art1try deter. mined by the Position of th• 1olfer'1 shoulders at the start of the b1tk1win1. for eumple tf t line acrou the shoulders paints to th• left of the t1r1•t (lll u1tr1tlon f 1 ). the c:lubhead will probably enter the h1ttin1 erH from outside the teraet hne. Cuttln& 1crou in this manner will t1ust either • pull·sllc:e, pull or pull·h<>Ott. tn 1ny case, the ball will likely st1rt Its fliaht to the left of taraet. To hit 1tra1aht shots. 1t rs helpful to st1rt th• downswing with the shoulders "squire." Th•t 11, the shoulder and tar&•t lines should be 1ll1ned. Try to picture yO\lrsett in this pasitiott before you actutlly swing. Then '" If this pr•COf1d1tloned mental 1m1se doesn't result In 1tr1iahter sholl. "" .... _.,..._ For Area Girls' Sports WOM8N'S TINNIS SCCCIAC T-!Molt CetOr--..tC.h-1 ~llltKllb ~"'~ ........... , Oornl11Jkl·L•mbtrt IS.di dtt tt11,,1rel_.O.vls IS.nit Monie•> 14, .. , ... J; Kerwln-Ctrltoft IS.di Iott to Meedowt-Mtve,,..,, 181kerllltldl 14, H : l.ASll\lltl·lltomtsOft 1$tdl toll lo Ce1111M-Hl9tlns ISMIA 8Mbaral 36,H . Quier11rf1"'4t OomlMlrl·L•llllltrt CSedl ftf Klur•GOllDltt Cll Carnlnol .. 4,4·1· ~Wntlt-b ~ o.Nri.flMlt Mtl'°" IOWCI loll to l(lyomure IU C•mlnol .. 1. 14 14: l"rulm CGWCI .,., L.Stranve ISO Mntl .. J. rtUrtd. ltmttt ... 11 Prulrn dti Jont1Nd CRlvenldel .. ,. I 4 ~ .. 0.11e.t1Mls Tolt1lll110·l'tstot .. 1 fGWCl dtf Smith Joh,,son IPlercel 6-4, ._4; Metson Pn.ilm IGWCI <Ml t(r•mp. Cllrlslrntn """1"t""1 .. 1. 4-J. 1em111 ... ,, Toloncl"o·Ptslolu t lost to l(lyomur• Gonrtltt l!I CtMIPIOI •·2. 1·• »•: Mal\Ol>-Prulmdll L•Slr•fl9t· Polllcolf ISOMewl .. 1. H THm \Corino-• G<Mdl,,WHI "· 1. El Cemlno 11, a llUvtrtlOl 10. OtltUOYMHASTICS S-tl LfftlOt IM!v!Wal Cf\trnpltlttN..-0\Ylllylnt ltrCll' 1'141. l'relilM Vaulttne-• Karatlk IHI 17.1: 7 WrlQlll (HI 11 I; J. $p<lnqer !Ml 11.0; 4. Orntlt l" IMI 1' •· lltr\ I 1r1Qhl (HI II J 2 Orntltll\ tMI ,, u . J l(eresllr (HI 111: 4. M<Ctlle CH 111 IS. BeleM•C.--1 llltlM<Ctbe IHI and Wr'91\4 IHI 11 U l OrMltin fMI 16 • • l(erHlk IHI 1• 7S. Floor e .. rcltt-1 Or,,tltl" (Ml 17 l 2 ltlalCtl\w•Y IHI. Kara"k (HI ..... ~(Wit•• All·rOlll'CI I WrlQlll (HI •• IS; 1 Ornstein •Ml .. OJ: l -.retllr IHI .. •S.' McCtlll (HI .. I. OlltLS SWIMMING VAUITY Tum Korn I MlnlOrl Vltlo 216; 1 u .. 1wnoty ltl. J. El Tor• 164; 4. Sall Cit-US S Cor~ del Mer 1)1 6 ~ Beacll Ill , 7. C~I• Mt\t 11. I Oerw1 Hiii .. ] 100 ,,,..,..., refav-1 MlniOOI Viejo I u. 1 UN~IY I ,. '· l Coron• dtl Mtr1 021 lOOlr"-1 Pvvlllro IEI 1·t-At;2.M. Browne f<:Mot\I l ;tt.O. J. Grey !Ml 1001 100 Ind ~ty-1. o.1'1 IUl1: ISi; 2 Hll<Jtf IMI 1. 1'.3; 3. BruMm (Ml 1 17 0 SO lrtt-1. Otltl tUl U .61 2. BtH<Klrtr 11125.0; J, M<Mlch<t.t (SI ,. 4 Ol•lno-1 Mftt• ICMl ttl.67: 1. Kohlmtltr ISi '"'·1•: 1. Pwckhem (I.I m .u 100 lly-1 Mcc.tlatly CMl 1:00 I J t. Ward CUI l :OU; J. J . ar-C(dtAI I OJ I 100 , _ _, ... we-~ (El SJ.t; 1. , rfeomen 111 n .s: J. l!flclrlMlft IM> SS•. S00 fr"-1 Pyy-q Ill S:06A; 1. Grev IMI s·it.•; J. lleytnoftt (Ml S 2' I 100N< _ _, Hll9'f' 1Mlt:Ol.t;1.M. ll"'w"' ICdMI 1 OU; J, NNllH !Ml 1:01.6. 100 brtest-1. Wlrd (Ul 1110.1; 1. erumfn IM) 1:11.2: J. M. Zer•mby IMl1:12.I. 400 ''" ,.tay-t. MIMlotl Vltlo J:4U; 1. ~ ToroJ:4'.0; J. CMona cltl Mitt' 4:0t.S. l'ln1t ~ StMdl1191: I. Ml,•'-Vltlo; 1. Uftf ... t"llty; J. at TtfOj 4. ~ Clemente: '· CorOlle .. , M•'I 6. L•tunt IMCll; 7. Cetta MtMI I. OtfttHllls. OlaUIADMIMTON caNTU•Y 1.840111 .,.,.... Wall C!stldtfMl•lt IVPI 11·4, 1"2; del Mt111tl ITUIU'll IM, tl•J: def Mcc.11., ISIWVl 11 ... , ll·J: llef Wlll1 ll'ootllllll M . 11-4; dtf Wint IFl ll-70 114. fillllOft 11111 def H..--CIMI 1M, 11-'l IOll lo Wiiis ll'oetllllll s.11. 11.J, f.12; losttelMrtel IT11Jtl11l1·tl, 7·11. ~ Pool-cl'Anoelo U!tll def Toyr"' A911t1er IT11sllnl IS·I, U ·J ; Cllf Oouollll>l'IOWI (Foothllll ls.t. IH; def M•r11n.Sclwoeder !Vl"l 1S.S, IS.S; 0.1 c. eow .... s. Gowen IBsll ,,_,, 1'-J: fff TllfllltlHl~ IFtotllllll IS.2, IH. C. Cowen·S. Cowe11 llttl del ROl\rbougll.Amold CTutllnl IS.., tS.7; dtlWll-·WclrlMOI\ llMI IS.I, IS.4; def TarMll·f1"11 "lhll M, S.J, >-4: toll lo Pool-d'Al!Oelo Cl!•ll s.u. MS; 1011 to Tarbtll-l'ltrll Cl'lhll l>-5, IS.12, MS. Well wort slnetn cllamolonsltlp end Pool-cl'AnQ91o -dOue>ltt I~ !al""· cla BOii\ ~Illy I~ CIF lndfvldlitl ortllrnln1r"'. "''· IM<tl ci.1 tu WHllftl1111w 11 ..... MtcAlllller IHI dtf wu11 ...... '"'· 11-t ; llttyea CH I clef Htrdlftf t H , 11-4; T-IHldefWlttlamt0-11, 11-S, 11-4; L.eGratto IHI del lrllow II·•. 11·•; Mttc""lllOft 1141 oaf Sliver""" 11.f, ""' Otrclt CWI Ott Ch•rnlMn 11.1. 11-1; -!en fHl llef Llrn t·l, 1H; ~CHI def llofll .. 11, 11.J, IOl>t fW I cl9f w.-ti ... > 11, J-0. ...... BIH·M<Ca,,..I 1141 cltf lto\cl'81'1-· Huttll\ S.0. IS.I>; ,.,.,,..,..,..,.,..., CH I Cltf CU·Mtcere IJ.11 J.O; C Klrallt ·Strtcllan IHI dtl Alltn· Cernlclry IS.I, IS.J; letytaO-t IH I def!,....,_,.._. 1S.S, IS..; left- lon·JtllSOI\ ()41 ..., Metrl.,·"°9CN'Ofl U·4. U·•; M11Ul·Scoll CH I dlf Klnos1a.,.1t-IS.), IJ.1•; 8fOOlll- Pescot IHI dtl Hublt•OlaOll IS.I, IS.J;~11CHlOlfllOt6- N111K11 ... r IS-2, 1.f.4. SUNUTLBAOUa ""'"' ........ .., MacAllltlar CH81 .. , (ocltrtn INHl 11.0, IM: def W'llt Cl'Vl 11-7, 11 ... Wtllll (Bdldef .. l.,.e IHlll ll·J, 11·1: dtf ,.._..,, CFV>11 ... 114. llfttltl °'"'"-'''" .. Mt<Allls1er CHI> eltf Well/I (l!dl 11-6.11•. W,.y Is 1twnete, NNO P11 '°llltt .... !IS. fllf. OMl!lt1 PM f111, Oo"•O•ll•ll•llPP 'vVl dtf ..... Ce1111ll'Q CNHl IS.7, M l def 111•1- McC•r,.ll CHll 1S-ll, •IS, 1-1/ Ott11• G'lmm ll'VJ dlt ""'"·H•mlltM IMtrl IJ<f, IS·I : dtf JUUi• ltl,11,.ll'lell CNHI IM, .. IS.S-0. ....... ~. Oonf9iol'"9U• Cl"Vl dtt 0.-0,lmm !l'Vl IS.1, 1S.U. Asll-C-lfllen•ltllf'Mttl. Golden Wat CoUece and CerritOI wUl med in the cbamplontllp aemiflnala of tho SCC· CIAC women'• aoflball tournament at 'J'eWlnkle Park ln Colla w .. a to- day <a> wtth the winner advancln• to the title 1ame MoOday at 2. Golden Weal and Cer· rltos met l6 the recent Weatun AJAW tourna-ment wlth the GWC RuaUen winoina a pair of ••mes and the cbam· plonablp. Both wlll participate In the na· tlonal tourney at Golden Wen next weekend. The Ruatlera and Oruee Cout each won oJ*1lnl cames ln the SC· CCIAC event Friday. GWC toppled Long Beach, 12·1, and Orange Cout ed&ed LA Valley, 4·3. They met in one or the two nitbt 1ames with Golden Wat posting its foW'th 1tta11ht win over the Pirates, 1..0. Cerritos advanced to today's semis by defeat- in1 Fullerton In a late game Fridayn11ht, 3·2. Ort ... CMIU 141 m LA Valley Woll, If, .._0-1-0; O"'ntll•, 3b, •·l·O·O; Hlllllt"dtr, lb, l ·M ·O; l'ffnstra. u. S.M·I: Tomeul, ct, 2·1-0-0: J«k,.,,, o, 2-4-14; RoWldo, flfl. o~: eurns. rt. s.o.o.o: Goll- dOllo, 111. H-0-01 ~rtre, c, 3+0-0. Totalt: 21.+s.1. SUn.., 1..i-.a r II ' LA Vall.., 0,0 000 t -J 1 S Or•llOI Cotll tllJ 000 •-4 S O o.Ntt!WeSll 1111 (11Lent8atcll Gllrealh,cl, 4·M4 0.•ld 111. 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"' Oun" (com) '68-LllCiHI Ball, tltmy F1111da, Yan .lohlllOll, TOlll Bosley. Qll(J)lf'llllill* D Olea U... A a.le (QI (J)) Aft ...... m ,..,, ttie ,.,., @f~leel 5100 e ((!?J Cl)) CIS s,.11 ~ eSt:irTm · 8 <B CJ)) 0 AIC't WWe ~ff s,.11 Cl) Tiie fll 9 ... m ~ a:J"llle s *••ti' (~ '60-0ellortll ll.lrf. GllCOllM ...... ,.,. ....... U U.S...., Q1 .. hrtlrr -5:30- GGCl)(!I ... I IVIAINI I 8100 ~~ct~""~~ SllUllCh jou1l\tltsts llttf tllillr MWS WOJld to 1111ke 100111 lot • llMl'IM lift lo&•lhtrl Lou Grant tt-.Ostt to Mary Rktla1~· ~nt flt (Cuut Eilaft Hee.bit). • 0 CJ) (fl • lflC Slbr*r lflpt llewlo: a::> (ltil) "ltrtll· ... (Ml) '74-CUttm HeUI. ~1 Cltdntt, C.,. II~~.: GtttM, ~· liljotd. d ROtlll4tlH, MtrlOt Coftltr, •iry SuUtm. lloyd Holall, Yietona f'nnct· pil Clillttott Hts!Oll stars I• the Ac1dem1 Aw1rd·wi11•111 lllOYtt deptClm& lbe cetadyMlic ~· llOll of Utt C011tempo111y IMttOpOks ot Los An&tlu br two 1111ssivt tremors lhlt wreak 11.tvoc en both the poputect 111d Utt ler111111. • lillwlt: <Cl (M) .,~ (lllJS) '57-Susan Georft, Honor llLIUrntn. (J) Mftlt: (C) "DeaftM'I W' (tdY) 63-Johtl Waynt. le• MelVill. u <1211 CI>> a......, .....,. "Wonder Woman vs. Ga11•11•" A 1ianl &Otilia b co11d1tlontd •1 a br1lli1nt Nari anifllal bthnlonl scJ. ent1st to capture W1111dt1 Woman. 111-..: CC> (Jlw) "177V (111111) ·12-Willlam Ouieb. mi•.....,....,.~ Car Alldllll Ctmlc CllS "' 111t• honed br celtt>11tles from the Movt!WOrld Museum in llllena l'lfl fl) ICET's ._.. 77 Conliluea. -1:30-D ((ll) Cl)) (() ... fltwllart Sllew (R) Whtft one of Bo•'s Pilttnls. to bolsler h1S lo¥t lif1. ttlts S01111 enhinclna lies, ~ advlsts tutti that llOllaty Is the bat pollCJ. 9:00 fJ (Cl» Cl)) CD M II tltt fllllty (R} Pll1 I Atdl11 tllldt tliftaelf i11 a tomp101111s1n1 situation with an 1ttrKtl'fewaitrm (Janis h~~ttr Cd1th t&ftOIU lits lllOrOld u. u <a ClJ> o Starar a Mtltd1 (A) "lhe Pmhte:" The dau&ltlWJVf the owner of a p1olessiollal fodltillt tum is kidnapped attd held fOf 11nsom. and Slerallr elld Hutch'"" a sltm hope ot tindln& htt bef«t the deadlint on the eflotts of a question- able psychic. tD llOY & OAl£ HIT THE * HEE HAW WIUI m1tttKn m 111e •-Mii 5tltY fD KCET'• W-.. 17 Continues. -9:30- • ((fl) ())) ()) M II the ,..., (R) Cond. Aa alt1ftlld Atchit Md Edith "' dttermlntd to fllM to uch oUttr l!lal 1kJ 111 perfecU, tonltnt eomc llltir MPIJlt• ways. • ..,..., ... c.,., .., lllttlt: CC> .,.,.. , .... Tn.MI" (wu) ·~-J1fft17 Hllcrtet. 10100 U MISS USA * NCEMT· 51 IEAllTIFUl GIRLS 8 ((ll) CJ)) CJ) MIN USA hCtllt Tbt 26th 1nnu1f Miss USA BealltJ 1'11eant. 111 wlllch 51 of Ille lllOSt llaulilul WOMlll In llrt_,., In Amttica, rtprtSellllnl Utt 50 Stilts 1nd tile Olst1ict of Columbit, will com,tll IOI the Miss USA title from Gaillard Municipal Auditorium h1 Cllarlfston, S.C. Helen O'CoMell and Bob Barbi' CO·host. 9 Variety CIM T..._ Vlfltty Oub of Southern Cllifomle hosts the fourtb Allnutt Y11iety Dul> Taletllol con!ilulltc 1111111 tOllOffOlf at SPM. (I) .. Hiii MtrlCI • <•CJ)) 0 Dts ... Cat Ramsey anti Jl. •t lmestipthla I bl& hmt '°'" ....... tllty .... l cot111ler 1 btauttfUI ledy wllo tum f Ollt to H IOfltOH Wjt!t lltl01t ....., ........... ... • ICIT'I --'11 Colltl"9& a:-~·111111 ... 'ttsOO 4 tt aetmma .... • ¥•""1 a. '""'" "'4Nllinuu. ' Cl) Cit s.trt •frillll • .. ...,..,_, .. m MeN:CC>....., ... Mll. (111}1) '72--"'°°"""" oru ti.CE)=~~ ...... ....., -11:»-1.•<1><11• .. ...., ~--!'Oiflta. ..... • .:::~~~'t1 ...... (ifl) ·11-rtt11k Slaatre, Aat,i. M .. ketJ LM ••21lt'9 J1e4wellat lmet, au IUUCllllft. a...M --~~ '12100 I :.:;,a.6,..._c.u.. 11111•w. ~l~=a' ..... -we-a=. a .... ~ (wU) 1ruee0n.':,_. IM..._ ; . NBC 11 8:00 -0 EarthQuake.'' A re- "at telecu~ of the epic cliauter' mov· le-from m• with Charlton Heston. Ava Gardner. Georae Kennedy, Lorne Greeue. Lloyd Nolan and many others caught up in the crumbling of Loi Anfelee. KHJ. 8:00 -"1776.0 The birth of our country set to muaic in the movie version of the Broadway show starring William l>aniela aa John Adams and Howard DaSllva as Benjamin Frailklin. • . 'Promises' Kept at GWC Jt takes aomethlnf out ol the otdlnary &o lure th1I writer away frOm hil beloved clualcal music circuit but Just two wordl will do It every Ume: .. Promltet, PromlH•,.. the .. eleH Burt Bacbaracb blockbuater that never, in the ex· perieoce ol youn ~Y. falll to lnsplre cull to belt out witb suato eome of the '-t ownbera and roua-iDS routines ln the musical t.beales'. Wblcb ta euctly the way It wu and then some Wednelday nlaht when the Golden West Colle10 Theater 1pectacularlJ laqncbed lta nine· performance nm before an eqer and appreciative audience. '\.-I CA&L NELSON AS CHUCK Baxter, the promo- tlon·btmll'Y flerk wttb the busiest bachelor pad in towft, and Jut lAi'oJ u FraD K~k. bo netUI· ly deddta that lt wu Cbuct ~not awdcl• that AOuld aolft her problem. are lhoW atoppen lll th'8 Cbarlel Kitcbell 1ta1ln1. .. Butjl's a aolld, bard worttn, cut from bl9 .. to bottom ot the I.lit with hilarious dance rout!Dea splendidly cboreo1rapbed by R•kcca Anne Sordelet providlnl memorable hl&hll•htl In a fine show. - Nellcn sets an extra medal from Wt com• for 1ome 1uperb ad UbbinC throU~ aome m.lqor optll• tni nliht proble1111 that will bavt lMcm resolved wbeb tbll review ls in print. TID8 ONE PEaPO&MD -bll happy .. SIM Likes Bayetball'' wu tremeadOUI -threw 1n a • fp extra llnel and eot a Jot ol la~ Y( OOD• fronted with a 1tiek1q door, bebiDd·th••~• . nolle that may hHe been emitted bf a Sherman tank and an ernnt fl'Otllsbt tbtl could have been' embarra11lna to an actor 1Vltbout Nelloll'a aplomb. lt II a &rand, fut paced abow a.d'd lt wlll bt of. ferecl at 8:30 tont&ht and at Ult ume tlmo ¥1118 tbroup 2'1 wtth a 1peelal performance for aentcr cltbem at5:30 p.m. Sunday. "Promlsea, Promllee." And they were all kept at Golden West Oolht1e. cm 9 10:00 -Mlsl USA Beauty •Pageant. Bob Barker and Helen O'Cm· • nell host this 26th annual event pitting 51 gorgeous girls from all the states and the District of Columbia in competition. DQle Evans~Best Sellibg Cowgirl KOCE Television (50) LOS ANGELES (AP) -The rum world'• most successful author may well be the •Wl·lovely great· 1randmotber from Uvalde,· Tex.. Dale Ev am Rogers. Her publlaher claims that her books have sold almost four mlllioo copies ln 24 ears. Her 16th volume. "Trials, Tears and Triumphs," will probably push' her over the top. It's the 1011in1 of her Bicentennial year travels; during one three-week period her mother died and Dale's fint 1reat·grandcbild wuborn. "I dedicate the book to Roy, i§~~§~~~~fJjifT=jiiiii because he lets me travel," the &t·year-old cowgirl remarked. fllllHCH COMIDT • "'THI WOt4DBFUL '. "I go around the country to sell , .,. D\Y boob, make singing appearances and visit churches. CIOOI" .,..mus "AS I SAY IN THE dedication, Roy is often .1.m1M.J ..... ..-LA,,~..,~~U~~~~~~~~!. asked why be lets me travel so much. His answer ==,.--..::...· ia: 'Dale enjoys it; herfallh ls her life."' ,• 1M1 W. IUH,LOWI" I Of' lll'llSTOL CM. MO-OIM, "Al»UY IOW' CNJ ·s.L¥11 STHAI" THEATREl-ORANGI CO SOUi alms SUI . S . COAST PLAZA S . COAST PLAZA JtlUt11ltlS&.S..Jlll ll«PlllllaS MuiDa IY DIATW" 7 .... lllM IAT/lllM lo4~1'11•1- "4 TOUCH OP CLASS .. UllAT/Mt~ SO COAST PLAZA JtJU llfllUI Ml-1711 l"~'*·· "ROCKY'~· •. · 1tJo.t:u . lNt S4T/SUM-l:J0.,:40 · . 1:4M:OO.IO:ll I CINEMALAHD CINEMALANO !ntertaf nment H•ppenlnga. .• Fllma Thuter D•nc• Telnf9ton '" lh• DAILY PILOT And so Dale will be bitting the road once more to talk about her new book and her CbrtBtlan way of life. She was here briefly from her Apple Valley home, and she discussed bow she happened onto a literary career. "I've never had a ghost·writlen book," she declared. "When I wu in high school, my best grades were in Enil.llb and composition. I even <ried my hand al writing abort stories after I graduated, and I sent them.off to the Woman's Home Companion and other m-cuin~. They all came back, of coune. "I TVmQ;D TO WamNG lyrics of sonp, and I bad better luck. I couldn't guess how many songs I've written, and 1ome bave done very well. Uke 'H,appy Trail•.' Roy always signed his autograph, 'Happy trails,• ao I fieured he sbouJd have a song with that title. It was heard every week for five years on NBC when we bad our television series. . "I even wrote a son1 that Gene Autry recorded. TWO FRIHCH COMIDIES! EXCLUSfVE OAANOE COUNTY ENGAOEM!NT "TIE TAU BlOND MAN WITH ONE m.ACK SMOE" "THE MAD ADVENTURES Of 'RABBI' JACOBS" NOW PLAYING-«NQLISH IUB·TITLES IA Y THIA TH-SE.AL IE.ACH (2131 431·9988 ---TERENCE Hill· VAl..E.RIE PERRINE ~MR.BIU.ION"~=-~-==-wa ,..JACKIE GLEASON.c.. ---.. -~~·~nllll'MOl•KIMr-.w.•--.OOWIOWliCa .._.. --'-' ~ ~IW\Jll' ""'',....,. ... ~Mft.Nl·Dlll'lCJllUllf '!.,_. _ _,__ QUiii ......... . •* .. J cot $5,000 ID royalUes, to '/Ou kne>W tbat Gene sold • lot ol i-ece*da ... Her first book and laraest 1eller, "An•et Unaware:• came after tbt death of ber 2-year-old Mongoloid cblld, 1\0bln. SHE BNUSTED THE AID ot Norman Vlncesit Peale, who directed her &o Revell publlsben. Fif. teen~ later, Dale ts still wrtUna. "I fmd it thriWn1 and satisf)'ina &o put down my thoupts and then ab are them with othen," she said. "I write by the 1lde of the road, in hotel rooms, on planes. Mocst of it ts done wblle I'm traveling. There's too much to do when I'm home." Like caring for the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum, now in a larger bulldlnl al Victorville, where Triuer Sr. and Jr., Buttermilk and Bullet appear lifelike through the marvels of laltldermy. Roy jests that Dale bu the same plan for him. She denies it. Gemini: ··Dreams Prophetic ARIES CM arch 21-Aprll 19): Accent on account- ing procedures, taxes, investments, payments. possessions and collectloru. You are due for wider • exposure or recolJliUon. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Move ahead; take initiative, be a self·slarter. Welcome fresh con- tacts, experiences. Bring forth creative resources. Imprint your own style. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Dream could be prophetic. The number "11" plays significant role. You gain insights through presence at special ceremony or words relayed by pastor. Oi\NCER (June 21·July 22 ): Accent on romance. fun-and-1ames, vacation plans and wishes. One you met on cruise ship or during pre- vious vacation will "get in touch." LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You may feel "bogged down" because of details, red tape, added pre- ssures. responsibility. Stand tall; be confident and ma.Ir& clear that you won't back down where prin· ciples are involved. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sepl. 22>: Good lunar aspect coincides now with cycle or travel, language, publication, communication. Distance is bridged. WHO JS THE U1Tl.E ClRL WHO UVF.S DOWN THE LANE? EVERYONE WHO KNOWS IS DEAD. The Little Girl .-Who Lives Down The ,r.Lane "' AN .... £JllCAN IWT~NA TIOHAL l'll!LEASE JODIE FOST£R ·MARTIN SHEEJI ·ALEXIS SMmt:. - MORT SHUMAN · SCOTT JACOBY ... 'THE UTIU GIRL WHO LIVES DOWN TltE LANE" [EJ COSTA mSA NOW "-AVINO MW4DI t.14 8oulfl OoMI • ~ Minn ~ • t:ll-780t waTW•TIR . OIUMGI ~\I ............ ~ ~Dl .... 7'90 One you ''care for" actually adores you and you wilt know it. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Money, leases, finances affecting partnership or marriage -these command attention. Unusual or inexplicable occult experience also figures prominently. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Lie low. Time is on your side. You'll receive better offer if patient. SAGITfARIVS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be practical. See people as they are -keep tight rein Qn possessions, money. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): 1''avorable Moon aspect coincides with change, affair of heart, creativity, variety. Intensified relationship, special •·consultation" with child. AQVARIVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Higt\ligbt prac- ticality, willin1tness to conclude transaction. PISCES <Feb. 19-March "20): 1deas come ant.o focus. Your intuitive intellect ls on target. Short trip may be necessary part or agenda. <NM ~i§r"··:.rl-!DM\H M••I=~=::: Mlu~I <lma,;J • um1 -WMO UYll .... TMI LANI'"' """ lllCW DIUYlllY ................... __.. IT DIATMINI """ llMSllD,.. Alf~eULY ...... TMllA~l"I DOMINO "'*"'''"' l -------- -DAILY PILOT Brooks 'Fuins • Hitchcock for Next Movie By JORN, C. EAGAN • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -llel Brooks parodled Weite.nt lD "Blazin& Sadclles,'' horror lllma ln "Y~~an~ensteln" andallent naovies ln .. Silent Mo\tle.' Now tie'• abnlna at. a new Utreet- SUSPENSEI "I'm a abort Jewi1b penon and I suffer frOJn bigb anxiety." Brooks says 1n explainlnt why fiis new film is t.iUed "Hlch Anxiety," tn which be plays a zany psychiatriat who's afraid of height.I and up to here in murder. "It'• looeely baaed on the .Alfred Hitchcock aenre, but sometimes .it get.a terribly apeci.ftc," Brooks said u be launched nine days of fllmtne 1n San Francisco for the 20th Century-Fox movie that is expected to premiere atound Christmastime. IN A COMIC REFERENCE to Hitchcock's "Psycho," a bellboy attackl Brooks in the hotel shower armed with a wet newspaper. From "The Birds," Brooks becomes a tareet of organic bomb- ine from above. ''Remember in 'Vertigo' when Kim Novak jumped in the waler? I'm filming in the exact same spot under the Golden Gate Bridge," be said. He'll be in a telephone booth, trying to talk to Madeline Kahn while the killer tries to strangle him, and she mistakes bJm for a heavy-breathing obscene phone caller. ''It's a tribute lo the genius of Mr. Hitchcock, • . because anyone who has ever rolled a foot of mm : . : Owes something to him," Brooks said. . . . , ' • . ... ' " AS HAS BECOME HIS trademark, Brooks is doing practically everything in the film. He's pro- ducer, director, co-writer, title song composer- lyrclst and star of his new brainchild. He will even sing the title song, sounding, be claims, "a little like Sinatra." On the set in the lobby of the llyatt Regency Hotel, Brooks is a study in perpetual motion -jok- ing with the crew and the tourists who stop to watch, making faces al every camera aimed in his direction, signing autographs, stopping to chat with friends who drop by . HE'S ALSO DIRECTING and actlng in the scenes. After each one is shot, he rushes to a nearby closed circuit TV monitor for a taped playback that tells him if it's what hew anted. "It's the only way Mel can work, because he can't ~valuate his own performance from the sidelines the way other dfrectors do," explained cameraman Paul Lohmann . Asked il he receives more personal satisfaction from writing or acting, Brooks said. "I am bead over heels in love with writing. Writing is a primary art form. Directing and acting are secondary art forms." Besides Mias Kahn, the film stars Cloris Leachman and Harvey Korman -veterans of other Brooks Cllms. WILL "IOGH ANXIETY" have a "message?" ·'The message is really entertainment. U anybody finds anything else In my films, I'm very happy. But it's not intended to do anythlne but entertain , "eople." (. When "High Anxiety" is in the can, Brooks said he and his co-writers -Ron Clark, Rudy DeLuca and Barry Levinson -are thinking about doing a World War II Air Corps musical "so we can use some of those great songs of the '40s, and we love crushed hau and leather jackets." 'Mohammad' F:din I ·:.Scaring Thein Of P. LOS ANGELES <AP) -Irwin Yablana was pleased to comply when tM leader of his son's Cub Scout lfOUP sugaested 1ettin1 up an outing to aee the movie "Mohammad, MesaengerofGod." But when the event was announced, anxious parents inquired : "ls it safe for them to go to the theater? .. "ls lt lhe ncht kind of movie for them to see?" "Won'tlhey be frtCht.ened?" ;-Yablans, who Is dltlribuUnc the film in Ute .. United Slates and Canada throu1h hiJ dWn or- :. sanization. cites the reacuon as evidence of hit • :'": frustration. · • ·•nu. I.a in Beverly Hills, mind you, where these parentl are well·lnformed, middle-class or above. • • Ye\ they fear there Is aomethlng unsafe or fri1bten· ';.. · tni about ·Mohammad.' That. shows you bow the .. :: maJn lngredtenta of the ftlm have been over- ~· ah!ldowed by the eventa in Washinaton. ·• ~-: .. ----------------........ .... · ... -~r ·~· ~· HE MOST POPULAR PLACE '" TOWN IS ANYWHERE THEY'RE SHOWING -. 1118l:.AND8 IN THE STAEAM0 • 'IVSetties Set in Boston .... .,, ....... BOSTON (AP) - "James at 15," a new NBC televialon series to premiere thJs fall will use tbJs city as its set- tini. Tb.e announcement came from John J . McGlynn Jr., director ot the atate'a Filtn Bureau. McGlynn said filmin& of loe'1 scenes will bealn later in the spring. The New Role For Cicely LOS ANGELES <AP) -Cicely Tyson bu been cast as the mother or Olympic track s tar Wilma Rudolph in NBC's 90 -minule film , "Wilma." MEL BROOKS IN 'SCARY' NEW FLICK Homage to Hitchcock Suapenae Genre Miss Tyson Is famed for her performances in "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman" on television and "Sounder" ln films. ...... HLJIEIT t!M .. CUI IWllY lltulD lml1U U1Ul' .. llWll _.,-... WW1i11S mw _..,llMY IWICl.e GENE WILDER Jill. CLAYBURGH RICHAAO PAYOR - -TOllT AIWilS c-u1 !tot 11 TOM JOllS _..,RA* WAUJIUI • IWE EDWllDS ,,_.,..,_ .. eun EDWAIDS • --.. • SILVER STREAK • ..... , ........ -MTlUCK ~()()HAN E --,_ o l'Ulllll CUl ... IUu SILVE" STREAK Weekdeya-8:50 Set.~:30-8:20 Sun.--1 :15-6:10-8:05 edwards LIDO CINEMA MEW,ORT llVD. AT VIA LIDO NEWPORT IEACH 673-8350 PINK PANTHER w .. kdeya-7:00-10:45 Sat.-7:30·11:15 Sun.-3:15-7:10·11 :00 BUCK SUNDAY' IS ALREADY THE SCREEN'S NEWEST RUNAWAY SMASH! IT IS A TRIUMPH Ill A CLASS BY ITSELf!"-Re• Reed New York Daily News 'BRACE YOURSELF FOR 'BLACK SUNDAY'! IT IS, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE FINEST ESPIONAGE THRILLER OF RECENT YEARS!' 1-Judllh Crist. S11urd1y R1v11w pllot, oridnally Intend~ as a movfe, was filmed in Boston last month by Ted Butcher of Twen- t i e t h C e n t u r y • F o x. Television and sold lo NBC for serialization. Local actors, extras Paul Revere•a 'born in the North End, P k Street Station, Boat.C>n Common, a Marlboroueh Street townhouse. Old North Cbureb aad Hay market Square. and production tecbni·· The show at.an Lance clans wlll be used for the Kirwin as a boy naw to scents shot lnm Boston. Boston from Calllorma McGlynnaaid. and &mdergoing adoles- Tbe locales included· cent growing palris. ,.. ' ,. ·ENTERTAINMOO No w Playing Together! When a simple garage mechanic •uddenly Inherits a billion dollars. he gets more action, excitement, romance and riotous adventure than money can buy! ~ ~ • ~na.n.<.u.r-Mroi~ TERENCE Hill· VALERIE PERRINE • .. MR.BILUON"w~~~~~._~ .... JACKIE GLEASON ... ...,. ; ' A ART CARNEY.., ULY TOMU\14 .. "THE LATE SHOW" CINEMA CENTER --Cl-NE_A_W---EST _ _,__.: ~ HA RI ORA T ADAMS, COST A MISA MESA VERDECENTER 979°4141 WISTMIHSTElltATGOU>INWIST .•.• WEST Ml NSTER CENTER H2-44t.1 , NOW for the fir:st time ' . Another half·poinl victory put Ed Se•merter out of in front by a full polnt thJ1 week u he chalked ~ up a acoce of nine whlle rival Ruda E. Dutt earned l ...f};. • I ~· : ·' Mu Frale1 took third place for the week wlth \._ 1~ correct anawera, inching up a ball polnt on the Dbk J oclley1, who had seven. Mortimer and the . __ !•>'•lew Bomben were nen with~ apiece. \ .. ·~· The wlnnlne team 1n last Saturday's live vlatbon was composed or Max , Katlterlne4 oell,. JobD RNaell, Cltrla Trela, Mike Browa, I TRIVIA STANDINGS • The entries of Dne Benner and Pete Ir Rose s'h~wed some upward mobility this week. Number 10 will get you two points this time on what should fl!& a fairly easy quiz. ~ . 1. "CAN YOU HELP OUT a fellow American .wfto's downonhls luck ?" Is a line from what movie? I 2. Edward Asner played Huey Long recently, :but Broderick Cr awford and J ames Cagney both .. A MOVIE WITH SOMETHING TO ~OFFEND ABSOLUTELY EVERYBODY." ~ ---~-· •' ~ ~~; CAROL BAKER '"\l~ "HEAT" (X) SILVIA MILES WESTBROOK WISTMINSTB AT IROOKHURST GARDEN GROVE 530-4401 'By T.T. played cbaractera bued OD thla polltldan ID what &womovt•? 3. In "11'e Exorcist, .. ~ voice at tbe d evil belon&ed to wbat actteta! , "' Name the 1on1 sung over thO opeQJ.Da Ct'edlta or the movie "Inherit the Wlnd." ~ I. IN mE SONG, .. BIG Bad John" kllled a man from w?W.ttate? 8. Tbe voice op the Bank of America TV com· mercial• ls famlUar a1 that of an actor on a hit seriea. Name blm. 7. Identify the cbernlat.ry teacher in the comtc strip Archie. 8. "The Brld1e Over the River Kwal" waa built for a railroad connec:ttna w~ two cWes? t. NA ME THE TURK~Y WHO became Thanksgiving dinner ln the movie "Giant.•• 10. Before Boan1e Franklin and her dau1bten m oved to Indianapolis on TV's One Day at a Time. they lived ln what other Indiana dty? Lal& Week'1 Amwen 1. Bolivia (Butch Cusldy) 2. Cannonball <Petticoat JuncUon train) 3. 'nle M•Y Com.Pan)' (Mary Livinptone) 4. Goldie Hawn (Lau&h·ln cut> s. Vera <Sblpof Fool•) 6. Barracks 4 (Stalac 17) 1. Brenda Starr (CbanceO'Sbowen) 8. Arabian sorrel mare (My Friend Fllclta) 9. Dave Gardner (Ain't That Weird!) 10. "If It Doesn't Snow oo Cbrlatmaa" (Rudolph flip side> Send JIOU' onawen to TRIVIA, clo "''Dally Pilot, Boz 15"'>. Coato Me10 '2626. AU tntne• muat be received by Wednelday, otlierwtl• half the~·· &alt acore will I>« awarded. GLfitfDA JACKSON MELI NOA MECOURl WASHINGTON CAP> -TIM ehll puaed • reloludoo er&laln1 the Acliiclebly of Motl. oo Pie· ture Artaand Sciences oo taSOtheMlven.,,,. Tbe measure wu 1~ by Sen. S.I. Hayakawa <R·CaliL >, wbo Hld &bat 1~ tta f«ma· Uon OQ May u. 1m. the aeackmy bu dOM "• ANDY ''BAD'' WARHOL'I PLUS (X) StLV1AMILl8 ''HEAT'' "WOODY ALLEN'S FUNNIEST AND BEST MOVIE ro DATE', CHUCK WALSH, KFW8 V\XXD( ALLEN DIANE KEAlON ~RTS CARO_ KANE ·-·~ ..... -: .. --. -,_ SIMQ\I SHELLEY DLNALL JANET MARGOLIN CHRISTOPHER WALKEN CQLEEN DEWHURST . .. auptrb Job'' ln promottnt tum nwuaa. "Very few Americans durint theH pu& SO 1ear1 bave been untouched by th• movles." Qay .. .-1 aald. ''Who has not beard of Hollywood -and 'Oscar,' her honorary mayor!•• TM rts0lutlon wu approved unan.lmoualy. ··lll~-""'·-·--o ·..., ~Iii(.__. .. .,., ........... "Hilarious Heavenly Hash. Comedy gets a shot In the apse with 'Nasty Habits'. It's the Waterpt1 mesa 11t In a Philadelphla nunnery!" -Rt• Reed. New Yotlt 01111 NtwS "Pure Gold ... Outrageou s and amusing. Glenda Jackson Is superb. -Judllh Cri1t. ~u1day Revtew ''NASTY HABITS'' Thee outnceous comedy! GLENOA JAaSON ME.UNA ME.P.COUN GE"A1.0INE PAGE SANDY DCNNI~ AHNE JAC~ ANN£ ME AAA ~USAN PENKAIJGON. 'NASTYHAOm- MON· THURS-7:15-9:15 FRIDAY-4:30-8:30-10:30 SAT·SUN-2:0CM:OCM:oo.t:00-10:00 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540·7444 THESCREEN'I NEWEST RUNAWAY SMASHI ' ... .. I • I ... c I WASHINGTON <AP> -) ~merlcans are eaUna more flab, end tbe aovernment ii expand1D& · Ju inspection and aradln1 pro- ~una for seafood producta. ·The National Marine Fl1heries Service 11 encoura1ln1 con· aumen to look for lu labels u a · 1uldetoquallty. t INSPECTION OJ' meat, ' poultry Md eaca for 1atety and wholesomeness 11 required, but ' check.I on fish and seafood are cond .. cted ooly on a voluntary basil. On requeat from fisb pro· cetaors or canners, the NaUon.al 1hrlne F11herles Service lo· 1pecta and eertlfta the quality of produd.I. A mart from the Commerce Department aayinf ''packed UQ· dtr federal inlpecUon" mean.s the product hu been aampled and found to be or eood quality. A U.S. GRADE A label in· dicata top.quality product.a, uni- form in size, free of defects and with fresh flavor and odor. For auualions on abopplna -...,; LISTERMINT for seafood, the pamphlet. un.h at the MarlJet" ls avallable wllbout; ch•rfe frooi th• Co~umtr Infortnation Center, Pueblo, Colo. &1009. Alll for item .No.519 The fl.aherles service issues a quarterly list or fish procesaing and packin1 establishments which it inspects. This list may help the cohJumer find quality MOUTHWASH & GARGLE ror cle• breltb & 1111~:!1 DEODORANT 1 oz. or daily onl c•e. IBoz.1.13 i ·~· EXCEDRIN P .M. ANALGESIC SLEEPING,. AID The nieht ttme pain --------'"'"~ ~· 1.39 CLEARASIL AC1I( Plft(S CWM MHICATIOll lttPT•t• YllltUlll ::-1.29u SAY · ON BRAND -~ ALCOHOL lsopropyl llubb1n1 !Ampound =-11 .. 29c 4-WAY NASAL SPRAY .... It .......... " "011-!ttll-SPOT" PICTURE TAKING KODAK EK& Special Off er! 5x7 ANTI. PERSPIRANT ~ oz. CHARMEEN ALL NUDE PANTYHOSE Luxuriously soft & ggc sensuously sheer from warst to toe. PR. PANTIE TOP . PANTYHOSE ;-.:, - "Air Support" PANTYHOSE Sheer to ti.. waist A fu~ion & Wal$f to 1 $ ... 2' 5 toe support I -COT'll SOLE ~!~. ~~.t~ 19~ Oll10 eel tl'oiD l"ruce la comJdeted daq...,. to eat and ii betq re-called be retail 1tore1. The cans and labels bear the numbers 2401:.C _..d 2401·~ the department •aid. The labell allO are •tamped "Pzoduct of France." f "Tbe canned ],roducts may pote a public beJ)Ul h-.ard d" to &Mtentlal ll'OWth of bacteria tbai c._.. botullam,'• olftclals aald. · .. Cdq1umers·.._ who have alre~ bou&ht suco prod~ are advb~ to return .them to tlie • • 1tore where purcbaaed. • Botulllm, a form ot food ~ Inc. c1n be fatal. · ' The prOducta tre dlstii Ulrou,hout tbe Unlted si.• aomt 2$ companiea unif!r various brand names. Tbe n ••ftoulie-Vlv~" may or may •rpear en individual cam. = o the labels are 410ven-bq Pate:• 0 Bloc: de FoJe Gru · fit" and "Pate Mallon wtth::i. petcen~ TruJ'nes... • The liver paste comes in ~ • sizes ol one and a-third ounce two pc>UDda and three oun .. C .. or "D" SIZE . Carbon Zinc :;;: 4gc PACK • • ,u "AA" SIZE Carbon Zmc 5 g C Battery PU Of4 ...... PAX 9 Volt Battery ggc PU Of 2...... PAK ICE BLUE AQUA VELVA AFTER SHAVE ggc '"· SOMINEX BUG-GETA Snatl & SJu& 7 7 Pellets C 11/tk . WllTlWORTlt Pure VITAMIN E SKIN OIL .. ICUTIVI ISTA.,._. 11....a 110IY WM.I( TO llACH-417.9IO Circular drive. Formal tile entry. Fc:ltmet dlnlllQ room Is c;onveniently served from hug9 gourmet kitchen with b<eak,fast area. Huge livtng foom with crackling atone flrepj~ l commanding view of ground•. M aulve master suite & chlldrens QUarters. Sweeping •tairs to huge guest suite & private bath. Hurry for this ...,. find. Call 963-7881 MEWPOIT-3 IR-$14.100 Super sharp Newport Shor" location! Gorgeous "Real Wood. walled hv. rm -decoratOf's dellOht! Cher'• gourmet kitchen. Private f'l\ISter suite. 3l'd bedrm can be that -or den. Newt( painted secluded paho. Custom sundeok. Jog to beech - 2 blocks! call today 8<46-7171. THlllSHOP 3 bedrooms with 2 completely remodeled batha. New pamt Inside. restuccoed on the outside. massive added on family room with Swedish • fireplace. plus a chlld safe pool. Close to shoppin~ and schools Priced to sell In a hurry at se8.ooo. CALL 842·2535 3 IDRM + POOL· $65,000 Huge liv. room gourmet kitchen with fol'J'llal din· 1ng. Jog to beach from this beautiful Spanish villa garden home Assume V A. payments of S277.00 per mo Hurry• Call 963-6767 2 STORY ~IAHT • SI 05,000 Large family room nestled in the foothills. Double door entry step down formal living room. Formal dining too Huge separate family room. 2nd story hosts master wing Wall to wall mirrored wardrobes plus built-in vanity. Prime cul-de-sac street Pool sized lot Don t miss this great family home• Only s 105.000 Call now 752·1700 WHAT A STEAL! $36,100 . Charming bungalow on Quiet tree lined street. Fruit trees too• Prime area close to achOOls and !.hopping. don't miss this deal. cau now 752·1700 STEPS TO THE llACH New olfenng on a Quiet street just two blocks from a wide sandy beach in Newport. Semi private community with Pool. Tennis and Clubriouse. 3 generous bedrooms. huge living area • secluded patios -be the first to see this most unusual home. 673-8550 FIEHCH CHATEAU • 2 STOIY rooL· IEACH • S61,950 Dramatic hving room. formal dining room. garden view kitchen. artistic open stairs to seoarate ma5ter & children's suite. 22 ft. ballroom sized party room overlooking courtyard. Hurry! 963-7881 AT THI llACH • 17 UMITS • S4 I 0.000 Prime ocean rental units that g9f*&te high • Income Fantastic summer rentals and permanent tenants. 2 BR's. 1 BR's + Bach's Sellef wilt pattern financing to buyer9 needs. Hurry for ttria once In a hfetlme O(IC)Oftunity. Clt1983-7881. HBI TODAY 60MI TOMOllOW Thia It today's best buy In Hlt'bor View Homes. One 1tory. 4 bedroome with family to0m and formal dining room. Beeutlful pn and mounatln view -I 135.000. Shown by appointment. 873-8&e0 When you list your property or find yourself looking for a "steal" in today's real estate market, with THE REAL ESTATERS you can't "strike out." _Call today for a property evaluation. We have a superb "lineup" of homes awaiting your approval. Now is your chance to score a "home run " with a "team" whose "batting average" is among the best. TOUCH OF CLASS SIS.IOO Fine cut-c»-sac street locallon, Super sharp plan 2001 ltallen tile entry. Very bright & eheefy ceramic tiled kitchen. Self cleaning oven. Large family room with crackling brick flrepl.ce. Decorator wood chip paneled wall• hlghllght master suite. Walll·ln dblet. Commofi pool. patk & tennis. Don't wait call today 752·1700 U YOUI OWM LAMDLOID Here's a perfect remedy for your "bargain It is .. - 'take 4 bttrms for livlng. 1 ~ baths for relief. ftreolace lor wamrth plus an o"""'zed lot for fun. Mak.-~ well today! C .. I CM house doctOf and don't pay another month's fenr. Priced· at S55.000 ror an Immediate O\J'9! Calt conect 842·2535. SOUTH SHOllS 2 •• -$57,900 Huntington Beach! 2 BR Sooth Shores home needa TLC! Large living room & dining area. Con· venience kitchen. Giant yard. Boat & trailer ac· cess. Great Investment or starter home! Take advantage -call last 646·7171 6 &HT APARTMIMT IUILDIMG Beautiful Spanl1h 1ty1e units. 6 bloCks to ocean. Prime location. Pnced at s 196.000. For more Information call 963-6767 * TWO FIRIPLAClSI 2 fireplaces. 2 fam1ly rooms. 2 b.lths. and 4 lnvit· ing bedrooms -the best buy In town! Wall<ing distance to Westminster Mall. Priced to sell at s 73.950. can 842·2535 IOOOOOOOOOOOOMY Extra large 2 story family home on a Quiet cut~...ac In Eastbrurt. 20 foot family room with massive roc:4< fireplace. Formal dining room - 1152.000. can for exclusive viewing. 873-8550 IASTSIDI POOL + DIM + GUIST ·Prime Eastlld• Cotta MH a. l'OMtring treeat curved dttve. Ruattc 11v1ng room hOlt• cathedral oeJNng plus tnllllve bttck flrepCace. Sunny Olllev kitchen -with nookt Cozy den. Htdeewly master suite. Gfant IPMdlno blue poo1 with atlde. board a dr9Nlng rc>Om1t toot S.pame oueat facllltles with kltcNnett.e Easy '*'• y1rd. Just 198.500! Hufl'Y-Clll now 846-7171 SPAMSH MANSION OM HtLl 4 la-a ln_.IACH St4,tl0 .• • Wrought tron entry to hug• llvlng room with vtulted ctllin;s al)d floor to celllng flrept'°9. Dramatic gallery. Wei bar. SPlral •talrcue to apacloue mnt« eulle a chlldren·a Quarters. Goutmet kltehen. Dine. Lush terraces. Huny tot thl• d.oorator'a delight. 903-7881 CAPI COD 2 STORY + POOL Walk to the crystal Hnd of the Harbe>Ur from this vacant retl'Mtl A bay area pleygroundl European cottage walkway to secluded entry! Sweeping llv. rm I Epicurean kitchen overlook• Caatlllan courtyard! Soering staircase to Mammoth metr bdrm & chllds retreat. Pool + Jacuttl + volleyball make thla Ol(den home living at It• flneltJ Won't tastt Qall Quick 847~10 SUMMRTIMI DUAM Quiet ru-o.ac street. Tiied entry. Large living room. Vaulted ceilings. warm WOOd paneling. Cheery country kitchen. Crlckllng bl1ck flreplace. Hidden master wing. Plus three more Queensized bedrooms. Custom brick patio overtooks olymplc sized P<>Oll Lushly landscaped grounds and troPical lanai. Don't miss this bargatn at only $88,900. can now for personal preview 752· 1700 RANCHO SAM JOAOUIM Patio level San JoaQuln Model on the 12th fairway with gorgeous view of UCI and Newport Center. 2 bedrooms & Oen -formal dining a one of a kind at S 115.000. 673-8550 GIEIHllOOI • THIEi IEDllOOM Artistic. upgraded. landscaped and a garage tor the man who likes a home work shop Is vours in this Hamtom Model. The Ideal family home. cau today. tomorrow may be too late. 546-2313 CHA.RM WITH ICOMOMY WOW! Four bedrooms and family room In Mna Del Mar. Versatility tot the creative homeowner. Close to all of your family needs. Delay may mean disappointment: see this todavt 546-2313 MEDITERRANEAN El.C>quEHCI WITH OCIAM VIEW Two story SPECTACULAR! Three bedrooms. 2Yt baths and a fantastic Ocean View from every room will greet you In this custom charmer. Everything is new and the location Is NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Call now 648-2313. RIDUCED IY $2.000 Owners are moving out of area and want to eell. Spacious two story, lour bedroom home In Mesa North. Our owner la ready, call now fot deta.lls. 546·2313 MIMl-RAMCH -J IR ASSUME $19,000 Lanai entry. huge living room with stone fireptaoe. Format banQuet alzed dining room. Large country •tvte kitchen. Separate 22' family room with adjoining covered terrace. Separate wing for hideaway master suite & chlldrens rooms. Take over FHA loan. S283/Mo. pays all. Hurry! Call 963-7881 4 IDIM • 2 STORY· S&S Double door entry atep down living room with cathedral celling. Country stvte kitchen with formal dining. Located near P8r1c. achools. and shopping. can 963-e~87 SNCTACUl.Aa OCIAMVllW Thia professionally decorettd Hartx>r View Hiiis four bedroom home call be voora but cell nowt Fe>rrMI Dining with an Ocean View •mono Van Lult wallpeper, all new appllaocee. mirroted wardrobe docn In MBA: are lust IOfM of the extra.. Call fot vour appointment and UV9 6n Coronadel Mar. Call 548-2313 PRIDE MAKES THEM BETI'ER. THE REAL ESTATERS are the smallest of the major' real estate companies. An eflte, compact team of 180 Pf"C>o fealonals. Nevertheless. the record8 In the areas they serve are fmpreaslve . They deserve your truat. THE REAL ESTATERS dO aome things for YoU that no othet company does; ask them to exptaJn. Call Randy at 64002500. ~--·--- BELGRADE. u101lavla (AP) -A do• trained to mUf out dope led !nv..U,aton to a cache ol 39 poWidt of h.q)liJh ln oil, the equivalent of a11: poWMia ol powder*1 bublab, police ln Novi Sad Hid. Tho drup were found Just off lbo Bellrad•· Za1reb h11bw•Y 1n lhrH aautomoblle Ura atuffed 1.Dto a tar1e plutJe bac. PoUce aald the dru11 were believed left the ... by a amuullns rin1 operaUnr out ot lhe Middle Eaat, Yu1oelavla baa become a transit point for dru11 moving from lbe Middle East to Western Europe. Result Told LOS ANGELES <AP> -The year-old county Department of Coraumer Affairs haa re- covered more than $SOO,OOO In refunds, gooda, aervicea and can· celled contract.a for area residents, according to department Chairman Ed Edelman. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHISS "AM• STATIM•NT TIM follow•nt -SOii Is OOtft11 bu"· flHS411. MIRACLE' DRYWALL & ACOUSTICS COMPANY, lOt• W. Rlc hlend Ave""'· Sent• •"•· Calllornl•'210J S•lv•tlOr Mi•amont.. 1016 W R•<11l•l>d S...IAAl\I C•llforn11•170J l hi\ bU>l<WU h <ondu<ted bY en I,,_ OIYIClu•I. Salvactor Mlrtmo"'" Thi\ \let-• was llled will> the Ct>unty Clel'IL ol OranQt Cou .. 1v on APrll IS, 1'17 '"'"" Publl\twd 0-Mq. Co••• D&llv Piiot. Mey u .11 78. and Jun•' 1•11 201'·11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ,.,,_ lt"l>ll\l•d Or-Coa•t 0flllY Pli.t. "CTITiout IUM"t NAMISTATUlaNT TM lolio.lno-sons •••dOlnt"1ti ntun: REI MllOICA~. t ?OU n ~AltTNEIHHIP G N.--f Qtftler HOTICIOl',UIUCHllAlllNG -------------1-------------Dfl•,H..._,8e«ll CalllOl'f!YnMf PUBUC NOTICE Mey 1411.lt-Ju,,.4, tt17 11iro111TI41 PUBLIC NOTICB p•,.uc NO-,... '"T••c1" THOMPSOit •••o. ,LANHINOCOMMIUK*Ol'TNE '°'g t&"'A llOO T.,.idl LeM. CMOM MC M#, CITY Of' l'OUHTAIN VALLEY -------------1-------------iOllforlllat16U NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVEN lt\.tt l'ICTITIOUllUSINHS ~CTITIOUSIUSIHHI ROllllT O, TltlAT, M,0 ., S40 ..., w.-t<My, -y U, tm, •• 1 JO NAMllTAT•MaNT MAMllSTATllMlllllNT Oultt Cow,C«ONllNI~. c..llfornlt p I'll. In ... COUACll o.amo.~ City TM lollowir19-10n~ ··••no bl.Ill· Tiit IOl'-lftt f)eflOll It clof119 l>oal· tl6jj H•ll, 10100 Sl•torAWftue, F"""'"'" ....... , "''-'H ThUllllllMnlsllelng<MdllcUdl>'I'• V•ll•'f. Ql1lor.,11, I~ Pl.tM1n9 Com· R S.11. Ol!VE LOPM&NT, 11SU A LI! X AN 0 E R SC 0 TT "-'41 P"'1-lhi.. ml•\lon will loold o"bllC t>urlnqs on ~ Ftlloe st .. F"""tal11 VtlltY, CA PllOPERTll!$, 9010 lt"""l"9 SO'l"9S PATlllCIA IM follO'#I.,.: 9t1ot I.A•, H1111tll1Qlt11 ha<ll, CA..,._ TH~~ •t"O 101411 CH ANOE NO.,,. Aloi .... , v. ,. ..... IU92 S.11 Ptllpe s11..,.i,. ...,.~ S<oll Jr., mtt Thi• Utt-• fli.cl Wltll , ... (;9ufWy Ptllllori 1"411•ted by PIAMlftQ Com· St •• FoUllltll\Vtlltv CA'110I ""'"''"'' Sof'I .... UM, H11nt1~11 Clerk Of Ort119tCllM#llVMMrtt. tt77. ml\\IOft to,."""' .... ll'OC>erlV IOUl..S R R ll«lc.h •• hl>omed OrMOI CMlt o.tly P!Mt, 8oult•••d .na J01 ll nor11101 Edlnq•• H•n•v Booroet, 4 lllue Jty St., dlvld11tl. May 1, 14 11. 29, 1'17 '9•1•11, trom A·l OeMrtl Aqrk.,llutal to lrylnt CA~IO\ ~"9Al..-rSGottJf', RI nOOSinqle Famllv Re\ldtnc~ Tnt Tt>ls bu\fn•H Is cone1 .. cttd b\I • Tiiis stat-I WH filed •"" Ult DIOpottly Is IU'll>er dt\<tlMd as Ai· ~e<al 1»rt-\lll1> County Clerk of Or-..gtt C.OUnty on PUBLIC NOTICE• \toor"•P•re<I No. 1'4·261·'1 Alqlrda\V S.-•• 11.1'11 ISS CONOITtONAL USE PERMIT NO. Tn" ~1tt....,.nt Wd\ tlle<I w1111 tne . PH•U p~c::~~~::~~l:NT 111 County Cle•lo. al °'""99 CDunty Oft May Publl\1'1ed 0r•"9t Coast Ot11y Piiot The lollowll!Q person. ,,. dolnu -------------• Petllkwl \\lbfnllttd by M•k• I-lad 11, IQI/ May U,21.ll • ....OJUl>t~. \911 l>v\lrwsu~: HOTICI! 01' AVAIL.AalLIT\' doc-. Kolo" Wttl, for retail ••I~ ol P7Stll 'lOt .. 17 SECURITVCl-lARTERSERVICE, OP ANNUAL 111,0RT oalftl .,,., van•«~''°"" In cnntunc Publl\!W'tl O'.n99 Co .. t Otllv Piiot, ~ Clmpus 0.lve, Newport lltt<h, Punu.enl toStclltJn610. fdlollht In· lion wllhtutomobllt ~lnl1no at IUSI Mtv U,ll ll-J-'-1'77 PUBUC NOTICE c.ilforlll02MO ~~~:~· ,~:;·:': ~~,nc:~~' .~~'~:: 8~~~~;,·~iL U~E P!RMtT MO. 1011~11 leftl.mt" 0 Brown, .fl10 C.tnCN\ .,, ·No MINO· MOOll"ICATION •1a1nous1u•1"•ss Orlv• s ..... uo, NewPOrt e .. cll, ••lend., Y•M ,.,~ o l OOROTHV • ft ft PUBLIC NOTICE .,. • C.llflo•fll•"'40 (',RANN IS SULL•V•~ d Dflvtl• leun 01' Plll!CISE , ..... N NO 117 NAMl!STATSMllNT OoMld L. 811Mt, 2711 £.coast d•'"'" 1. •v·•·••OI• Al,,,. IO<illdtllon'\ Petition •ubmlllf'd by J•mH L Tiit lollowiflOPt•-•rtOOh•tbuSl· HIOfl••r. c-dtl Mer. Ctlllornl• orm<1o•I ofll•t lor l"'Of'<llOll durlno ScMrr I°' AIO'\y·, R••t .. u"•nt In In• PICTITIOUS IUSINISS nena•· 92US ••quit• bu\1 .. \\ "'''"' '"'m' D,.., IO) propoHd \l>OpplnQ uni•• ..... ~ NAM• STATIM•NT A '""' 011 '-"" Production Leroy w . .,_ lt:IO w Sierra 0 m by .,,y C•l11en "'"" ,.q ... \I\ II notll•••tl COii .. , 01 l•lbe•I ......... Tnt l0Uow1ng .,.,_, ,, do<r19 bull lnco...e PM-tl>IP C:...lty Low u S.ftltAAI C.lllornl• .. 11n1n 190 OtY• t fl•• ,.,. <ltlt ot tnl\ •nd B•oo~"'"'' Stro•t A minor ,,."'' .. A .. lo"ll" Thh ~lt>eH IS <tnducltd •r • O<lbllc•llOll modlllC•l•on ot •DO•OWd P••<"• HOME SECUlllTY Ult Eldtn 8 Tt<h Oii Comilt"Y P•odvcllori 991>e11lpertn.r\l>lp T ... t-tlOI\ • Drlf\ll""I oll1ce h Pttl\ No 77111't<IU''en •2t. CO\l•Me\t . CA n•77 Income Ptr1,..f\lllp C.11lty L*Ht 61 IW!latnil\0. Ir-II In• 41•d .• t ,, HMOCI• hlJ'lo1 Newoort wltn Alphy·\ COnd•loonal UM! Permit Bur ... 1c:.r11 CDlll<Of', 7)11 •10. .. "A",.. 8.. Thh •talt"'4ftt WH llltd Wl1h "'' 11•• ti C• I p..111 on •ll.COtlH*W CA '7U7 C Tt<t> Oii Comttany Produetlon C°""lyClerkofOr-CouftlyOftAOr•I '"" 0"'" '""' '"~""oerur •~• l>u'l!I• CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO dl:.~·~.':"''""H IS <-..cl"<! by •n ,,.. !:-.::~-.... 11~~-llhlp C.uley ....... ,. IS,"'' I on \ l\AARV OllCON UI ~ • PJOU LYN'I HEIN P•1lt1on •ubmltt•o by F••n« 8'1r,..0,1Colllcoll Strut •dd,eu. clly & stale ol PubllsNcl <>'-Coot D•lly P••ol, ~~.'::.~~~':::toeto ~:c·~~=~:A~~~.:,n;.~:~~';"';~~~:! co'.:.1,·.~~=:~~;:!i!~.y-~!~~ ~:1~:r·.=:· •••tt ol bUtl\tU '" Mtyl,IUl.tt.mr ,., .. ,, PullltU~d Or.tn11t Co.SI Oo1ly Pllol A••I\•; II\ Int GolMn Tri•n')le Snoo u. 1'11 11S7 ~· C>l'tve, Sutlt ~. lrvlM May 14 1'11 201• 11 plno Cttnl,.. 1'15111 C•lllOrftt•'711S CO NOITIONAL use ,El.MIT NO Pvbll•lwod 0'411>9'" Co•'' D•tly Piiot. Fulll••-olRev11"'"': PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICI! TOCRl!DITOllS DI' 8ULK TRAN~l'E II l'MI< l!OI ••OI U C C I Nottce t\ hcrr•by QtV•n '" th .. "••dltOr> OI CO NSTANTINO DAMASCO, ~ S Nt> Sl2 54 Jt••. T ,,.n1teror. wMM btJ\•~'~ •ddre\\ f\ 11 Sundown. City 01 1rv1no. Counlr 01 Or•nQ• ~•••• .,1 CellfMnl • !Mt• bulk ,,,.,,,,f'll, ,, "DOY' to f')fl nHc.1• to JOHN c No11ou11c.. s ., N., 111 1ij 1011. Trttn\frnfl w no ...... t)U•lnt•\\ ~Mrt•\\ 1•. HH'l -.mbf'r (tl'f ,,, <Jr "'"'4•• (tJunt1 "' Or•nq-. Stt4h·f1t (Al•ft>rtu t ,,,... pr1')pr·rh to bit lr.'tn•te,,,.d I\ IOC•l•d •• 1\11 We• I O•k••. Clly ol Co•ta M•u County ol Oriinqt, St••• ot '''''"""'• Said P•-1Y '' lll'tcrlllf'<I In qo,,.r11 .... AU \to<ll Ill tr~. fhcturt\ equip. m•nt eno QOOd wilt nt '""' f)lc ye, ... \MO bu\lnen--'" COSTA MESA BIKE \Hl)P lfld loClttd ti I S1• W~ "..t.,1~01 C•l••ornl t Tf\1• t;y1~ It,,,, ... , w 1ll r.. r n\11•nm •' ''1 on ttr Ut~• '""' Jjtf\ tt ,_. 01 M.ty 1•11 11 10 Arn fit PrQt,. \ '"'' E \Ctn,., -,,.,. ... ,<,., who-.• c1t'11"•"\ i" 1107<4 M 41?1"10ll• St"• .. t, f0•1l"ltA1f'\ \/ .tllt, (•l1tl)•n•e .,,~ ~ ... ,. I'\ I\ """"""n It)"'~ tr,.,,,,,,,.. .ti! bU\•f'W.\\ t\ ~"'"' Antt ,j'1tjr.,,\,., U\"°''1 th 1ht Tr.-\f••Of fnr th.e D•\t t~r .... , •• ,, •r• ~AME D•l•d -y 11 1'77 J<>f\n C N.,.,,,.,, Tr""'f•r~• "llOPISSl°"AL ISCllOW H •YICH 11tt4 ""-"' ,,, ... l'-t•lrtYtllfy, Ce. nlot hc,.w Ht •11t•MI' Publl.,,...d Or•nQO C<>••I Oatly Pllol M•Y U 1•11 ?II"" 11 PUBLIC NOTICE '9CTI TIOllS •uttlf•H 'IAM•STATIM•NT T t'I"' toU~lf'l'l pitr""' it ~'"''1 t>v-.• l\fH ttt 0'0JAMI( ""OAll P. llf P411t S£S<t\ltrr '"'' s•1, ~n•• • 4,,. Nt#Mr• f\1t.., h CA ,,.,,,,, Jor\n IW-lrQAI, t'41t s.-1, .,,, • A"' .. N•wf'Ott fff..41cn r A'fl~ ff\I\ P1•1\U•'I\\ \I n•Jilf til'd ,,., .. ,, n d•111d1i11tl J·~Mh''I"'' lhl\ ,,.,.,,..."' ... , 'ltd ... ,,., , ... (ou,.tv Clerk ol Or-C,0.1nty M AOF•I .. ,.,, l'HtlJ ,.,bll\hed 0-•-Cot•I O.tly Pt101 AplilU ,>0,-May/, u, Ull PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITlOUI aullN•h lf.....,._ITATSM•NT fllf MllOwlnv .,,_ ._,. 4ltl11t W\I· MUHl LAOUNA a!ACH MOTO• l'IN "t N C..•1 Hwy., LaQuN ••"'" (A 001 Th-• To .. nO and Llll\.,.11 Lin ... .... <:eMI H#'f', Ltfltllt 11 .. <11, CA ., .. , ~tlllllt r .. 1. ltttt O•h"'Y It •. I ~I, Otr_., Omw, CA tU41 Sllly.,,-0111tnWu ttSN. Cttllat H•Y ,L19•11111 llt1tll,C•"'61l Thia bualMU It Ul'ldUCl•d by • qentfll tM~Vllo '"°""''T.Lln Thi• \l'llomotlll ,. .. , Ill~ Wiii> Ill• CollftlY Cltrk t>I OrMQO County on Apr II lU AprllJO,-"'-Y1,l.f,21,1t11 J-L~ l"ICTlltOUS IUl.INHS HAMIE STAT•MIENT P•tillon <ubm 11"'1 by Arll>u• 111• 11 RHto.n<•-••H· McCof'm'<.k to,. f.-1•11 \ ... te of -tuto 1tnO 1-------------1 1t01 P'''"'ew L•n• trvlne. Tne ,.,.,_;~ -'°" h doi'IO bull ""'' ""'" on •on1u•><flon w1lh •ul PUBLIC NOTICE Cellto1nt••>11s •nohvr o111M oo.1t rt·rM•' J( 19011 EuCltf'I .. ulf n~ af Rtqi\tr•nt M\\·\· EVERfTT INVESTMENT COM· PANV, tit? P&rkway LOOI>. Sllllt 0. Slfll1t I tnl,,,,.(•ff -.1nd1.ntrtl\I ta,... J•m.HW Rllf"y' CONOITIONAL USE PERMIT NO l'ICTI nous aUSIN•SS RHICltnC• -... T"''"" CA '1r.IO 10 NAME STATl!MINT •31• Mtf'•N City Or., No. OO·C Petition Sttl>mlllf"d l>Y O•nnv al\d l he lollowl"Q Ptr\Ofl\ ar• CIOl~O bu\! MarlM del R•Y C.aftlorftl• .0?'11 OIQt C. Everett. JSOt Camino J•MI l(~rQow lor loo "\16bll•hm~nli>t n~H •• Thi\ bu\lften I\ tond .. <ted by o ... llllt•IQr deS•QnbU•lnt\UI 1~1 El PARTS PLUS. )31) s. llrMol, s.. ... G4t11•••l l'artntolllo. CePhl11no. Cap1t1rano Buch. c ... •nn• ll1Avt.,,.. t•Ana.CA'l/04 J_,t.,Coouer Tt>I\ MIMU I• llell\9 conduc.ltd by •" lndlvld<>al, CONDI TIOfOAL USI! P'EllMI T HD. All Ftl'•l71 Cll' Par" ~ C•lllo<ntA Tiii\ \laltm0nt wH ftled with , ... 01~ c. Evtrt1t 2'4 '"'"°""'°"· llt) '>o. Brt\I.,., S•"'" CounlyClt•kolOrM10&CountyoftAprll P•lttlon wnml 11«1 bv Jo•., L l\nt C• '1104 IS. 1971 Thi• .... _, fll•d wit ti lh• co..,,ty Clt•k ol 0r•"9t County on APrfl 2t. D t u'lM t fM .,"' .1n11~w ~hc,p 41 10\1' Tnh t>u\•nl"\S Ii conduet•d b'f •<or ~74151 "" E lhs llv•,,... oo• ·•lion Publllhtd Ortn9t Coa\I D•llv P1101 CONDITIOfOA.L USE PEll!MIT NO ALI.FOREIGN CAR PARTS ... pron l0.-Mav7. u .101 1"'41" l'IU11 Publl•ht!d 0-tnQll Coa•I O•lly Pilot. UI M•c~ ... 1 L. t.anllar1 PetltlO'\ •utwtilltfld bv C'>A' t c .. r Ptfl'•lt°Jf'nt (rt•tlOft\ Inc. tor ,..,.II s•l,-of ..i.1n Thi ,,., .. ,.,...,..,.., w \ ttlf'd W1IP\ lhfll P•"'" and fCM" v~n COf'IW'"°"' 1n t..,.,, (f)untv (.tu~ of Of'tllft9'• Counhort Aptd lurt<.lton wfth nwnu•.Chirlf\Q OO"'rlf 17, 101 llOM Al •onsL..-,,,. RI•"' Av•n.;., P1S1K AlllAV ... RIANCE NO. ltOS Put>li.-Or-C0•1l O•llY PllOI Ptllllon tUOtnllltd D'f Rl')fi."1 <: AD• I )0 --11 14 71 ltll IMO 11 Holfe-y tCM" • OfOOO••d ~ho co'f'rr .,, 100•0Ct mtno111•11 AlllE41 VAlllANCC NO 1.,. P t t """ ,,..,,,,·uth d f>Y C.ott \thn• ('>rnm1Jf"·•'f ( ·"?" •·•" ,,. • .., ,. 'n'J•h"l •"--"''' ('''°" \1Qn •t 10111 \l.thr ... """~ '"'" '' '" ,n .., rOf\Mfl.,14' tmp.,.,-1 A,.,,,..., C0tnm10 .. .-. Qt' 1f"lh·1 ,,._..._,, <wf"" Oed•r tf·0'1 '" (Of\t\ft\ t«.,,, # 1"-lhO\lf ,,_D'\~• 1IM'T\I\ not, 'lU•l•ty1...q ,.,,.. ..... 9( emot c;n THOSE OESll~IMC TO tf'f.lv '" f11'10~ °" ,,.. 0Pm>\lt10r-. to,,,. Ctf'OCll')'"' .. w•U tM 9'• ~WI\ •n 0000'1\lf\ttv to dO "° 111 t~ INOt•< "*•"lf'Wl tf tvr.,..,. ht farrn•t'ortt,d!M1•t'Cl you ,,,..v<""ont/itt.t tn• P1.,,...,,., Otoal'l-nt "' .. ,..,,, •l>CI •••• , to ..... _ ... i\tl'll~ (LINTON SHl!RROO ~·t••·., ,.l.,,,.AQ co ...... lnion Publl-O'OftQO CO.•I O .. lly Piiot M•v U l•H ?OH " PUBLIC NOTICE Pl'BLJ(' SOTICE HOTIC• TOC•HDITOllS SU,lltlOlt COUllT OP TH• STATIOl'CALIPOllNIA 1'011 THE COUNTY Ol'OllAMGI ... A 1Jtl9 f\Ut• Of FRANK IC4DlUllOW~l(I •k• FRANK It, KAOLUllOW~rt1 Ot<uw.a NOTICE IS Hl!Rl8Y GIVEN to IN (' .. llortel --N-d dltOdtnl tllat ell --M'WlftO <• ... m• ... ,,.., 1"'9 1•ld dlltC•dlHtt •r• r•qulrfd to fHe 1...... Wiit\ "" ~t\-\' -l\ltrt, fft -OlllC• "' ..... <•••• "' ,,,. 4110 ....... llllN court or lo..,.,.,,,,.,.,.,, wlll> Ille ,..(t\W<Y _.,.,..to ll\lt ""oenltnfO •I th• otllct of llOllEltT L NUMPHllEYS Allornev •• Ltw ... , 0.vtr Ort .. S..llt ll. N.Wt)tf'I l1ta<ll C•lilo•nl• tttal -•ell It ltw pit<• Of bU\tt't'° ~ t"" ~\IQnlf(J l"I IU mflllt tu ou,t~n•no to""-•'tAte ot '''" O• r """'"t w•l>M"I tour ""°"th• .rffer ttwPI "'" s>uc:tt•r•t•Of\ .. tP~hnoflti ,ICTtTIOOS 8Ut1Nl!SS O•ltd ~~Al~ITl11"'1 NAMISTAllMl'll f ••<ulrl•Of-Wlllnl ,,,_ ••111,.....'""' P"''°" ., f'.M "'' ,..,," ow ..,,,....•Nm•rtcHctd94"t "•"; .. ,,VII", '•'1•1')(tArF\ t/01 11to•~•Tl MUM~ti .. IY\ \114 ~I '-"l'A~t ,. 4J'fll :.'!':;:-..:,~: P tP\•t>'I I f\•._" Jl/7) '\I) ¥ "'ft• U ,..,.., t AN t A .,.Jn I !14tWMrt h«fll CA•H6J ril:i~·~-~,,.,,..., •• U"Vtu t.-tt b., an ,., AU.,."'t'I' •• l •K"''U ltw~ntT 1,,.._., r"bH\NrtC>•"O't "°""" D•·•• P1u)1 ,,.,, ,, ••• ~-••\ fllt d w '" '""' -"-°'-"-·--_-_ .. _,_,._,_._ .. _,, __ ·-_ _.11 (°""'V (lff• olOr-(-tyonAnrH I ?'1 r PUBUC NOTICE ,.,.,. ..... ;,_ o--~I O•lly Pt•ot ___ P_l_CT_ITI-~--.-u-,-.N-.-.-,-- A11•ll • ... M1t1, 14 Jl,l•1' ~T7 NAM8ST•T•M9NT PU1!1UC NOTICE TMo teltewlf\8 --•r• ._..,.!Hill ..... " THI "'1.UNGell, l)tJ1 TYMt -------------l"'fey lrvlM C:..llletnlat17U •tetl'TIOUSatn11teH JoM A llrMfV ,.,, Tr ... WA'I, NAMalTAT•M•NT trvlM t •ll-•t171• T"9fnl_..,.__.,,,._....,.,u,1 l"•O'f 11Ntlo••t,101 l"olm .\venue l\f\\ '' YorP•• I 1M1t C•llforfh4·~ CONOORART 1oonr••11•1•"•• E., .... ,1w ... 1110\<>uth~ ... Ptut1t•111lf•lltv CA•1Mll "Pl •7fll ~ullH1"" C.lllorftieUU7 , ..... Welloo<• JOll........ IOttl\ [I CMrln E \loo< kt, ,,., J•lf•IY A<lol•"t• l'-.1a111 V•ll•v CA •ll"' •v•""'°· Tor•a-.c:• C.lllorn•••J07 ., •• ,.,.. W•·-""""'°"· 1111'\I fl Jim M l'OrtMtn. 111J Horth A11t11n1t 1100...,l•l"V•ll•Y CA .,70ll h<•lflO<t Rl•llO. C.lllornt•t711l Thll .,.,.,,,...1, ~ .. tJ by ... '" Tnlt llUtl ... n It CtlUlutltd lly • dlvtoual o~n•rat pertllflrU>'-Jvk W.oJoltfttofl JOMA. aud~ TM\ \IM•-W•• llr<HI Wolf\ tn• Thi• tl•t-1 WAI llltd wltll Ill• Ctullh Cieri\ of Or.,..,_ C<'>Uftly on Aprot Cnuntv (In-ol 0••-C•t1rily 01> IS ttH Marti! 1•.1971. 11747M P1MU llil•v7 u ll,D,lt11 1U4-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1 SUH.IOI! COUllT 01" THE STATEOPCALll'O•NIA l'Dll HO'TICI! TOCRIOITO•S THE COUNTY OP OllANGE SU,l!RIOll COUllT 01' THll IN A-ttt'I STAT!( 01' CAt.IPOllNIA l"OR NOTICE OP HEARING 01' THICOUNTYOl"OltANOI 'ITITtOH tr0tt 'R09ATE 01' WtLl Ho A .. 111 ANO l'Oll LITT&llS TUTAMEH E1t•i. of JACIC. EAlll RAlEV Jll TAllY ANOAUTHOlllUTIOH TO AO &k.J JACI( E RAlE.Y JR 0.-CU14'd M I Ill I ST IE II U N 0 E II T .. E NOTICE I'> HEREBY C.IVEN lo 11\d INOIE l'ENOINT ... o ... INISTRA TION C'fdilor• of Int~"°"' tWm..O Olt<wdtAI 011 IST ... TIS•CT. 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PUBLIC NOTICE PldiTIO:,l IUllNUS NAMI ITAHM•HT ,. .... fol-llQ ...,..., •• doollO ..,14, 1'111111-0r.,,.. eo.u Otllv ltllot, Mn ta 14. '°· m 1 ltlllllltMd OrA!llOll c:.ttt 0.11., ltll«M. -------------c May 1, t•. II. tt. f111 Pl18UC NOTlCE .... ,... ~-----------"" PlJBUC Nal'ICE ENVlll()N~ 1Ut ,..,.,..,.., Cof'tM del Mar CA '1t1\ Jt~ E jlf!lf>lttt., JUI S.evl-, Ctr°"•..,, ....... CA 'HU Tllh butu_, I• <-ltd by tit 111 tt•vlfvet -($t .... lftl Tlllt t~ wa11 fll"" wllll tN C-IY Otr• al Or ... Ctunly 011 M•y '"""· ) I TlleBl&Pat~ on the °"'-9 Comt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Cm W tt, rllld tt, Tr* It With• Wn Ad (842•5878) °"' CAii S-ie• rou tnclt ~al BROllS: AdYertlten ..., clMcll tt.fr ads dally .... ntport ..... ron l"""'dlotely. Th• DAILY rl&.oT au..,,.., I.minty for the ffnt ltt- correct ....... °" only. , Publisher•, MoHce: All real cstile advertised In thb newspaper is sub· Je1.'t to the Federal Fair Hous inA Act of 1968 which makes it illegal lo udvertise "an>i pre· fecence. llm1tation. or dl1c:rimmallon bai;ed on race. color, religion, sex. or national origin, or an lntenllon to make •ny 1urh preference. lim1ta· \ion, ord1scnmmation. •• Th1I newspaper will nol knowingly accept an> Advertisin g for real estate wtucb is in viola· lion orthe law. -------Hous.1 for Sole ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $49,500 &aullful 3 &<!rm on quiet res id ~ntlul s treet. Remodeled kitchen & lots of new tilt' work S h ow:. pride of ownership. Li:e fenced back yard. Al thb low price, shoultl sell im· mediately! 6-16-7711 • . . 120 Acres Oranqe CO\lnty ~car S1h criulo Canyon. Sl8()(1 1>cr iJCrL'. (Jw n J l'hunk ul OrLin!:c (.'uunt) al u r1d1tulously low ptice. llurr>. just hstcrl, call :>40· 1151 ;~HERITAGE .-,. REALTORS BUILD UNITS On this l)!t' F:-2 lot of almost 12.000 s<1 ft. Can take up l o I unils w/varianct• Ea,.,y atcess on 3 :.idl·s 111 this l·hoice conicr 1111 J u,.,l li"ll><I. Bcllt•t tJkC· a look loda~ 1 r.w; 7711 TWO LOTS IN f':ASTSIDJo: COSTA MESA Great potential for the builder. COLI OF NEWPORT 675-5511 DUPLEX .:.wtth Old1· Cor11nJ dt>l Mar C h arm. Sunny patio, custom butll and nicely pant!k0'.'J'T DJ::LAY 1 Call 640-9900 Muttle Sold 4 Bedroom. Lnrge Costa Mes• home wllh 4 over· alud bedrooms. family rm, heovy shake roof. tiled tnlrancc way & firr11lat'C' Grent location clo:;t> to p<1rk . lt•11111i. court.~ and all st·hools. Jui&l listed t·all 54G·58llO (or full d eta11 ... .,~,. HERITAGE •. • REALTORS FIAi MOUNT AIM Cw1tom :Jhr. 2 rull ba. frplc. din rm., hrdwd nra. '!1 ucrc. Horses OK. 0 /ll Sat-Sun . 1400 Avocado Rd, Oceonslde l&S.900 (l) •33·4807 or 49lHY78ff. By owntr Of'rOITU .. ITY lmodti ott11n when )'OU· ua, result.ftttln.1 Dall)' Pilot Clus10ed Ada LO reach the Oranae Cout market. Phone 842-5678 Pete ~ff Rsa/J'I pre~enl~ WESTCUFF RAND HIW umMG -in most deslra· b1e nel•bborhood 1 2 Bedrms & den with lovely Janal. You will enjoy the truly rorm l dining room. $147,500. 11 Jl lrisWre ._.... Mwpf kh Sat I ·I EASTBl.UFF "EVERYTHING" NIW usnMG -Pool, Jacuzzi, flrepit • patio heater. lath house -plus S bedrms, 3 baths, formul dining. breakfast room and family room. a Car garage & much, much morel ex- cellent condition! $181,SOO. .. 2306 Arollo. H.I. Sat/Sun l·S CHOOSE ONE OF THREE . SUftU MIW HOMIS -in Marina Highlands -prtces starting at $78,000. Fireplaces, shake roofs. 3 bedrooms each. Many other good featUres ! Ap. prox July move-in. I I 01 IJdgKI nt. CM Sat/Sun I ·5 BIG CANYON ALL THE AMEMmESl Overlooking gree11 hills with distant night lights this con- temporary ranch style home has s bedrooms. formal dining room. Add to this a sit-down bar, office/den. beautiful swimming pool and jacuzzi and you have it ult! $425,000. NEWPORT ESTATE EXCLUSIVE NEW LISTING -magnifi- cent setting overlooking entire length of bird sanctuary and hills. Understat- ed elegance in contemporary hacien- da. Rambling 5 bedrm (each with its own barh+2). Formal dining room. secluded den, rozy cantina bar & kitchen for all occasions. The 2 acres include stables, tack room and stalls. $675,000. By appt. only! IRYINE-NEW LISTING CHAHCfLLOR PLAN I remodeled with quiet cll'gnnrc L::.irge Yard. 2 Bc<lroorm •. 2 balhs. <lcn. wet bar & spaciousness &12.500 Ccrona Location! Locution! Quiet Acacia near Pacific Dr. Charming 2 bdrm .. family rm .. 2 bath home + just start- ed 2 bdrm .. 2 bath view apt. $210,000. 11ewporl _j.J.eig~f:j Quiet corner location, no th.rough traf- f tc to spoil your solitude. New concept in dupl<.>xcs, will custom for you & priced accordingly Exciting triplex! View across the greens of Santa Ana Country Club! 3 Bdrm., 21 i h::.ilh, formal dining rm. for you. & two 2-bdrm .. 2 bath units for in- come. $210,000. Enfoy first uHr'1 tax br-.Gk! Planned & martc.ted by WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE! OCIAMFIOMT HOME Deluxe 4 BR, mstr. s uite w/frplc ., luxurious DRESSING RM .. SHINGLE EXTERIOR OPEN SAT1SUN 1·5 1313 E. BALBOA. $295,000 WATERFRONT UNITS Except ional income; warm & woodsy. 3 & a den+ l·BR. 4 ba. Oock ror 2 boats. $1.96,500 rlMINSULA ,.OIMT Imagine! 3 Lots. prime spot near ocean & bay: rambling 6 rm. 6 ba. home. Charming brick exterior, extravagant use of Itatina tile. $375,000 DAVIDSON REALTY '>80' w I ,, .... 1 .... q N II l>llS. 1515 ]116 Fkwprnt !\Iv j N R ht'J 9060 .. ' • I i ' • ' ... ' " TM ' lbecutlv• UvbHJ at a price you can afford you can own this highly upgraded <t bedroom 2'~ bath with spacious rooms and a larce country kitchen for onty S86,500. Call Century 21 South Coast Plaza ~l Eashlde for lffs• 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, remodeled kitchen. big 1.tvln1 room & nreplace. Available anytime after May 15. s.t75i mo. Century 21 Doyle 548-1168 or 833·9060 Lerer. Y-ord Charmlnl! east.side 3 bedrm. 2 bath · home on luge, .pie·i.haped lot. Located 11l the end or u Cine cu l -d e-sac s treet Large k1lchen/fomlly urea. Rulsed heorth lrireplace. Owner I~ anxious! Slop· by or call 645·7221. Century 21 Westcliff Realty. Ope HOllM Sat/ S.. I ·6 22712 A Yalon St. ~an Diego l')-wy off al Lake For96t, lcll-~pcn right, Oi.wego lei\ lo A\ulon Century 21 Dovie 548·1168 or 833·9060 See "What Luck-Move Fa~t!'" ad fordescnpt1on! Wltat &..ck Mo•• Fastll Now vacant 2 story home. $118,500. s Bedroom + bonus + pool + Jacuu:I. Quick possession possible. A11umable loan. Call Cor other details. Century 21 Doyle 548·1168, &'13-8060. ~! This is tlw OMI Laree family or just need plenty of apace? This is the home you've been looking for! Gigantic, secluded mast.er sulle with bath upstaln. 3 Bedrooms and 2 Baths down. New carpets and drapes. All for $89,950. Please 1top by Sat/Sun 1·5: 16325 Vemon St. or call Century 21 West ~-4840 Open House 9392 Russell A••· Sat/ Sun 12·5 S & S Granada Park home. N•Trask. W 1 Euclid. 3 Btodroom, dining rm, den, pool a nd Jacuui Profess1onally decorated and upgraded better than a model home. Hurry. won't last Stop by or call, 645-7221 Century 21 Westclirr Realty. WISIMove cmclH~!! Larae Condominlum-(llke a house>--Ous 4 bedroom. 2 bath. 2 story beauty only $80,000. Go to 8071 Windy Sea Circle. Open House Sat Sun l·Si Beach Blvd. & Slater. (behind Kinney's Shoe Store) orr Holland to Magic Lantern . 868320/~1168. Century 21 Doyle. 8 Units Sharp clt>an building m e"<rellent condlt1on. All units ha\'C new l'Brpets and new drapes. Plenty of parking. only Sl9S.OOO. Call Century .21 Soulh Co8$t Plaia 556·6901 Priced lelow Mcrtlet Just Usted and lt's SUPER!! This roomy 2650 sq. rt. College Park home with b<>nul\ room won't last long. Air cond1t1oning, Uparaded carpel, beautiful landscaping and exlra kitchen cabinelJI are but a few o( the extra!\ in this lovely home. Pnced at $123,000 Can you afford to pass 1t up? Don't wait, call today, ~ntury 21 West554-4840. GnatFm.U,Hw · Pride ot ownership nellbbomoOd. Privacy ot a comer lot. outs~ floor plan. smooth trafflc t'law for livlng or entmtalnlnt. s Bednn It famUy room. Owner anxioua. Call Now! Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-~ 125x150 Lot bcepffonall Beautiful Newport Beach home located on a 12Sx 150 lot. Call Century 21 South Coaal Plaza MS-0001 Con•11et'clal Leos• CmiMiJ V1Roge ArN Outstanding street expe>Sure with 70' of frontage. Ideal for retail or professional orr1ces Corner location. 1350 sq. fl. immediately · availa~e. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-5357 Coillt Hltllw_, Mohl I Z IWh A Mgr'a u.lt Prime Newport lfeach Coast Bllb•ay location. 95~' Oceupancy rate. $260,000. Century 21 Mariners · Sq. BealLcn 631-0331 MewCntom Waterfront Spectacular 2 story home of cedar and class with dramatic water views from front and back. PaUo/decks adjoin each or the 3 bedrooms. sunken living room, wet be.r, jacuui, fireplace, akylltes and a pier and Ooat. $275,000. Century 21 Manner:s Sq. Realt«a 631.-0:W.. SANTA AMA n.. Pric• Is Right!! Polsible loan aS&umptlon on this tastefully decorated 1800 sq. fl. Summerfield home. 2 Story! 4i bedroom, 2~ bath! 3 Years new! Super local.Ion -all for juat S76,9SO. SUre to aell Cast. Century 21 Weal ~-. ,... .......... MedalUoo home In adult Condo Complex. Privacy of taatefull)' decoratM end unit with patio, Beaullfully kept arounds. Pool, Jacuui and clubhouse. AppUanc:ea lncluded in low price of $49,000. Century 21 Marten Real E:otate 6t()..S3S1 H...tw .. Stor. Prime location near South Coast Plaza. Family operated for nlnt yeurs. Loads or partdn1 with aood shop pin& center activity. Over S300,000. 1ross receipt• In '76. S70,000. + inventory. Sound good'!' The n call, 645·7221 Century 21 Wesic:urr Realty. · Gnat lnftltlMftf ~ Only $56,500 S uper aharp, lmmal!ulate 3 bedroom wllh fireplace In master b e droom s uite. Hug e lol. Ii surrounded by orchard or trees. Too Pl good to be true, call Century 21 "' Soutlt Coast Plua 5:56-6901 CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: I 1703 Wnpr ..... y~ 554-4140 ZOO M•wporl c:..1w·Dr. 2700 W. Coost Hwy. M.wport INdl '40-5357 Newport leach '31.0331 3141 So: lrb~ S.ta Ano 556--6901 17J3WestdtffDr. 17400r-..A•e. H•wport hoch 645-7221 Cnte Mne '41-1161 ~~!~!.~~~.~~~ ........ !!~:::!.~.~ ....... 1~:::!.~~~c:'! ..... :. ~:::!.~~.~~ ....... ~~:::!.~~~~ ....... ~!.~~.~ •...••• ~:.~~ ....... ~!!!.~~~~ ........ ~:.~~ ....•. ~~~~~! .......... !?!~ ~~!'! .......... !?!~ ~~!'! .......... !~.~~ ~~~ .......... !?!~ !i:~~ .......... !~!~ G.w.e 1002 G...,.ol 1002 G •• •.".•.···•••••••••~~!~ G •• ~-•• ~~••••••••••~~ •• ....................... .........•....•......•. •-'· PORTOFINOPLUS 1 ............................. .. A Jchghtful Jbr. :!11bu. * Je / I/) JJ. * homt• with formul cl1n111i.: ich l<ea(lu . room. fam room & oak SEE THESE TODAY!! ~ ~ f111or1ng plu' a gorgcou~ <'trstorn bu1ll UUl'Sl unit INEXT WEEK MAY IE TOO LATU ~ SJ'!w \\tlh rcJI U'l'll hrtd• Cl nor' , :intilc\l'rt·ll OLD CORONA DEL MAR 0 re:J "''' 111ni.: loll. warm .Juc;t st<'ps to Lillie Corona Beach: in· 0.11111·" """'' 11"\•un·· :-..1nrat10n.ll oc·t'an \'tew! Over 4000 sq. .11111 l.·1::11 ~1ld1cnellt'. Sli:i,nuu Ft'l' Call rt of C\.Cl'pt1on al qual1t;. Wlltt 3 r.1-1 mt bdrms. :1 baths. formal dining rm .. huge livin~ rm. & \ery large • 11 , , playroom with frplc. & \\el bar 3 Car _ garaj?c & :r story elevator 5330.000. Tennis Anyone? \11lu Pork·~ 111·11• fl&1m tc1r to•nnis 1•11111 t (llK1l 11ml h11r ... 1•-; l>111vl t•ountr.v M·lt 1111: \\1lh IJ:iin l't1rr11I ndrn~ rini:. II ult trCl''· tnvl<' 11ar1J1t<' \\Mk'llhop 2 Story ~") 111 ft old ('11lnn1ul '"II· hou•c J H.-olnn. 2 II.1th. hu1w fam rm. l11rmul lllOl'. country kotdwn & 2 flrt•pltt<'t'' (.'Jll rordota1h1 ~IR·~ ~HERITAGE ...... REALTORS LO«JUI 1 Ronchett• WITH VIEW l\o('urly 2 .arrr~ nri1tlrll urnuni;t i:ianl ouk'I onlh' 2' • m1lc11 to lh<' surf wit ,, n•morkuhlc custom b111ll :l bdrm + den + family rm home de ~•11nl'd to m111tlm1ie the punoromlc. hill y rurl<'hlund view Allio 5 <-.11 1·ovcrNl 1mrk1n11 + room for cnmpcn,, boat~. t•tt· The l'llrrnf 1:nn ar· rommodtlle as many hon1l'S u you could ever \\ant wil.b room lo aparo. OFFERJ?"C Pruca, 1220.000 Call 644·721 I C-2 Corner C'hotce Newport Blvd. lcltalion with 166' fron tage Bulldlnll ond pe>r t1on of lot eurrtotlt leued. Cal l tor purUeulara. ~~a -ANYTIMI 211 POPPY fpark at H:11d L'ntranl'Cl. SAT SL'' 1 ~' MEW IA YFaOHT CONDO 2550 f't of luxury \\1th t·omplcl£• sccurit:ov . m!'l. double park m l! ar'ea. Bcaut1fulb decorated, 2 large bdrms. & den ; boat docking avail. S239,500, On ll'as<' option. 621 LIDO PAHK DR., C 2, Si\T SUN l 5 4 IDRMS, -S74,950 Spl1•n1l11l ti '1 olcl home: 2 bath"· lormal dmtn)! rm.; a n exceptionally attractt\'l' horn<' under S75.000. O'A-ner lt•uving urt'i.l 11891 L \t:REL GROVE I Plcu:-.1• 1•all :;;;!l-4120 for d1n•1·t 1ons l SL'\ I :,, FOi LIASE Upgraded 3 bdrm , 21 .! bath rondo. close to pool & school. S465 Month. h WINTERGREEN: SAT.1·5 LINDA ISLE The ''Twin Towers." with L0,000 sq. IL of luxuraou~ Ii\. ing arcn. on two <'hoirest waterfront lots. 7 lldrms .• G huths. fantastic· game room with wet. bar & slip for lge. boat. Completely rustom furn ishcd & offered at ffiS0,000. Absentee owner will also con stclcr commercial exchange. 759·0811 Steps To Water wltlt 11 f9et of fwwt~ M • unMI' loc• ..__....._,....._ ouallg21N•u• ccatf9P fot-BOW •IOJ•IRt of llllild IY1it9 $12 .ooo NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING Spaciou!> 4 bdrm .. :J ba . Spanish con· temp<>rary home with a marvelous 180 deg. ocean & C<.atahna view. GeneTous w,e ol Mexican ttlc. beamed ceil's., redwood & brick facade. Large formal dmintii rm. w1lh frplc .. family rm. has step-do\\ n wet bar. I 2 fl. wide patio terrad <tlon~ entire oc·t'an side. Large yard wtth room for pool. Access to 3 pr"'. heache'i. Shown by app'l. $289.000 NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTIMG Bt0ldcr's el<.>gant ocean view estate with 4 l~e bdl'ms .. 4 baths, family rm. & den (on ocean side). Gourmet island k1leht•n with blt-m charcoal BBQ & m1t'l'O\\ave. 2 refrig & solid Walnut cabinetry The finest qµality new carpeltng. draperies, ivallpaper, pan(•lmg, fixtures & bilt-ins thruout. Spal'lous <:nurlyard patio with heated '"1mm1n~ pool & bath house. l':normous 3 car garage with room for boat or motor home Custom features galore. a work of a rt! Steps to 3 pri v. beaches Shown by app'l S.187,000. Hlny! 1Mw .,,.. .... owty '"""" ••all~ In c.,.o Shore1 The c.,.o Shorff bsl*"' Speclaff1t1 CALL 673-7040 G ... rCll ...... , ....................................... . REALLY FOXY SPYGLASS HILL 22 POIN1' LOMA DIJYI Of'8t HOUSI SAT/SUM. 1..S 6 Bdnm. plus bonus room & f amUy room. Fireplace in ma•ter bdrm. "Hi&hlY" upgraded with antique sink, custom wallpaper, brick floors, pe1eed noors, bdwd. noon &c much, much more, including nlaht light vlewl Come visit or call for privue showing. I ------- PROMOMTOIY IAY EXCLUSIVE WATllFIOMT HOME Spacious 4 IM*'OOffto fa.Ry nMMW. fOf'tld di111ncJ rOOM. C111tom decorated with .. graded c..,... .... ...,... ........... try. Mt'W pier met sip to -~-d• a so· boat belftcJ ...... Appoln ...... °""f. LIDO IASIM -SOPHISTICATID LIVJMG .. OM ntl IAY .. -lxclffng 3 llHr'OOlll. or z ..cl .... c ............ s.c.tty and prl•ocy. Pier met slip anll.ae. Appolnt- tMttt °"'Y· $250,000. CAMEO HICMtLUIDS -"IT SPAULIS" -In INCllllHfll candlffon. l bedrMM hw 111 choice location. Print• beach. s 152.500 ............ Oftly. SAM CUMEHTE -INCOME UMIT - lrand HW d.,t... l Mell OOIH and 2 bedroOlft wftll ... wtrhr Ylew. Call for .. polntllllftl. $160,000. oree HOUSI ANAHEIM HIUS -MIAR HIW -4 l .. OOlll Cetosllct co,..e1tety * cOftCl- tf•ed. ..-w c.., ... -...... peot tb• yen. 0,... 5-day I ·5. COLE OF NIWPOIT REALTORS 2515 !. C.O.t Hwy., Corana .. Mir 675-1511 VBlY MUCH SHOUCUJfS Just ll8ted! 9200 sq. ft. lot with de- lightful pool, bit-of-a-view, 4 bedrooms and a beauWully remod led kitchen. Maybe you've been waltinf for thil? The 4th bedroom ts super f ar1e, with beams and o bath. Th• Shor'ecllffl ad· dress includes access to two private beach and the beautiful kttchen in· eludes two ovens (one a microwave> and one fireplace. A fiftplace in the kitchen 11 very SboreclJ.f fs ! ' I AMI REALTY llG CAMYON 3br, 2 ba Bordeaux By Deane Homes. Only $214,000 YllW Big Canyon Townhome 3 br, 21h ba. For Lease $850/mo unfurnished or choose your own furniture $1100./mo. WOODDIDGI Altol LA.IE VIEW of the mountains & open fields from this NEW 2 BR, 2ba. luxury condo nr. lake. Sunken living room with fireplace. Separate dining room. Two car garage & YOUR OWN PRIVATE REAR YARD. $109,500. 759·1515 759-0087 C.M. DUPLEX -$97 ,900 Sharp 2br units in xlnt rental area. Completely refurbished w/carpet, drapes, paint & lndscp'g. C.M. TRIPLEX -$119 900 Highly motivated seller Just re- duced price on these brand new like, pride of ownership 2br rentals. Close to aU, park soon to be built across the street. BIG CANYON ~ $210,000 Luxury living in this 3br Bordeaux mdl home. Hardwood floors, French country kitchen. w I center chopping island, sunken tub in master suite + many more amenities. 20 UNITS SAN CLEMENTE - $579500 . No vacancy-wattfrta list! Choice location ocean slde of fwy w/p00l &· rec area. Cldse to schools & shop-· ping. Seller is tradlnl up & bas trade secured & pending. N.8. CONDOMINIUM ·-$104,500 Fantastlc adult resldenUal homo in "Triple A" cond. Within walking ·distance to Westclitf Plaza Shop· ptna. ., J ' l l .... .. FINER HOMES FllOM $68,500 TO $1,300,000 CORONA DEL MAR Close to Little Corona Beach, south of Hwy on Poinsettia. Lg·. a BR. 2 bath home w /guest quarters over garage. All new carpets & drapes. $197,500. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 PM. 315 POIHSETTtA. ( U -28) TOP OF THE HILl. A smashing ''Portofino" in Phase fil of Harbor View Homes will be OPEN for your inspection on SAT & SUN from 1-5 PM. Breathtaking view, beautiful gardens, wine pan- try & every extra in this outstand· ing 4 BR. 4 bath home. lnC'h separate Mot.her-in-law quarters. 5199,500. 2112 PORT DURHESS. <U-29) CUi,DE-SAC PRIVACY + IHLAMD VIEW Lovely Southport 5 BR + bonus room. 4112 baths, 2 fireplaces, pro- fessional landscaping & sprinklers. Ready to move in! OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 PM. 41 BODEGA BAY. SPYGLASS-. (U-30) LOCATIOM, LOCATION. LOCATIOM NEAR schools, pool. greenbelt. NEAR Newport Center. coastal shops & restaurants. NEAR access to coast & freeway travel. Lovely Somerset model -5 BR + family room in Harbor V.iew Homes. OPEN SAT & SUM 1·5 PM. 1938 PORT CARNEY. <U-32) TURnEROCK GLEN Brand new 3 BR "Highlander .. plan on Jg. pie-shaped lot. Deluxe carpet· ing, ceramic tile entry, indoor atrium beneath skylight, trash com- pactor, garage door openei:. OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5 PM. 11 SYCAMORE CREEK. <U·33) . VERY SPECIAL PROPERTY IM DOVER SHORES Exclusive living & view:.. This beautiful home has uninterrupted view of Nature ·Preserve & Upper Bay from formal dining room. liv- ing room. master bedroom & step- down balh. Terrace runs full length of large lot. 2 patios <one w /cherub fountain) give light & airy feeling lo other :1 BRs & family room. On Leasehold al $198,500. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·6 PM. i.ao6 SAHTIAGO DRIVE. NEWPORT HACH. <U ·341 NEWPORT CRIST Super 3 BR. 3 bath condominium w;den & dimng room. Wet bar. shutters. mirrored wardrobes. Across from tennis courts, pool, jacuzzi & sauna. Some ocean view from 2 decks. A beauty! Sl 10.000. Cathryn Tennille 644·6200. CU-35l WHAT MOit! COULD A ,AMrL Y WAKT? Relax & sunbathe in your very private yard w /lovely pool & jacuzzi. 4 BRs, 3 full baths, lg. kit:tien w /nook , fa mlly room w/crackling all-brick rlreplace & formal dining. Custom draperies & cnrpeting in earth tones. Sl35,000. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. <U·36) MHD TO HAVI S llS? This is the place I Harbor View Somerset -lg. famtly room, separate dining. 3 baths & 3-car garage. Lg. wood deck w/mature trees & privacy. Bring paint brush. Can •t last at this price Sl59,SOO. .. Barbara Wright 644·6200. (U.37) ' OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1~ THI ..,.CH -Pacesetter built 0 Appaloosa" ·model. 4 Bedr~ 2112 bath, family & dininc room. 3 Car Gatage, pool, $106,uw. 15171 Cherbourg, Irvine. TUtn.90CIC -Broad moor built. Executive 3 bedrm, 2 bath with diil.IDg room & family room. large comer lot with many customhed features. $124,900. 19322 Siena Bello, Irvine. CAMIO HIGte.AHDI -4 bedroom or 3 and a den. Beauurut carpet.a & drapes, ocean view. Popular model $165,000. 4615 Cortland, Corona del Mar. SPYGLASS -reduced. sharp 3 bedroom, Portsmouth model. Owner anxious. Submit offer. Priced at $209,950. 17 Mon· terey Cir. Newport Beach. HAalOll VIEW -nicely landscaped and highly upgraded 4 bedrm home. O!!ered u~ $2U,000. 2215 Port Harwick Pl .• NewPoft Beach. ,. GeMral 1ooz'G.....-a1 1002 GeMf'GI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUN N'FUN Eegance-Privaey \ \I J J<,-I~ 11: \I :I ,,. I ,'l J,,,, .. ._ "H d .· .. ,', h I IJLAC H ..---------------- SPYGLASS HI~ ' 21 Morro loy Dri¥9 •New 4 br, family rm, 2Y.t ba home. Magnificent view, city lights ~ hills. Deluxe carpeting & fixtures. Complete landscapiQ,g & sprinkler system. Move in immediately to qualified buyer. · OPIMHOUSI Sat Ir $9 l-S 64CM410 _. 644"4684 Beach home on Balboa Peninsula Point. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. used brick frplc., shake roof; 2 car garage. $169,000 Prestige . · Prof. decor a t e d 4 GeMf'OI I 002 GtMral t 002 3377 Via Udo, Newport leoch· 673-7300 c;:;sELECT I PROPERTIES UMDER SIXTY A 3 bedroom house under SS0.000 in Costa Mesa is really -rare. We 've got one that is sharp as a tack, located 1>n a quiet tree-lined street. CALL quickly. 556-2660. COSTA MESA Well decorated & beautifully main· tained 3 bedroom home with carpets. drapes & a brand new roof. Lo<!ated on a shady. tree lined street. short distance from schools & s hopping. Great price of S62.250. CALL 751·3191. TERRIFIC TWO STORY TOWNHQME Spacious & airy 3 bedroom. 3 balh in adult community with pool. jacuzzi & much more. It ·s less than 2 years old & you c:ouldn 't touch a new one for this low price of S72,500. CALL 556-2660. llG FAMILY ROOM ... with beam ceilings & loads of charm is only one of the outstand- ing features of this 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. lt 's got forced air heut· ing. builtins. wall·to-wall carpeting, drapellt. brick fireplace & best of all a low. low price of S67,000. CALL before it's sold CALL 751~3191. NEWPORT IEACH VACAMT LOT There aren't many lots left in .the Newport area, especially view lots like this one. Jt's large, it's builda- ble & it's avuilable. CALL 556·2660. IALIOA Vl!W Charming Peninsula Point home with a :-.undeck view of the surf & bay. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. 2 story, with one of the best locations in the harbor area. Full price S210,000. CALL 751·3191. MESA VERDE REDUCED Popular 3 bedroom plan with large rumpus room overlooking sparkling heated & filtered pool. This home has been completely upgraded with ciew carpeting & draperies. Full price $79,900. CALL 556-2660. UKE HEW 4 Bedr.oom, 2 bath with new carpets, new drapes, and lush new landscaping. This is a spacious home with forced~air heat, builtins, covered patio. Full pnce $61,900. CALL 751·3191. ,. • bedroom tiome features ••••••••.•••••••-••-•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sparklin& pool and in· door/outdoor living. OpenHoW1e Sal/Sun 1·5 •2RueGrand Ducal, BlgCanyon,NB CCIII 640.6 t 61 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. VILLA PARK CUSTOM HOMES Two prestjge custom built homes in exclusive area. \.'!a Acre Estate Lot. Single level, 5 Bdrm, ram rm. lge game rm, 3 ba, covr'd patios. 3650 sq ft. Numerous features. S239.5()0 .• Open house on Wed 11·3 & Slttl 10·6 al 10721 Ada,ms Circle. Ask for Nancy. 731-1522 Panoramic View Lot, single levt!l. 3 Bdrm & convert den. ram & din· ing rm. Lush landsc:ap'g W/yard fenced for pool. $245.000 Shown by appt only. 18822 Ridgeview Circle_ Ask for Mike. 73l-1522 Western Pacific Properties MEW LISTING!! Beach duplex. 3 bdrms., 2 baths each unit, Swedish frplcs.; dbl. garage. 4 Doors to beach. $185.000. Incl. the land! 673-3663 642·2253 Eves associated DllOKCR', IH l\L TO~S JfJ.l• "9 (~ 1ltH fl b, l 1btd Magnificent ocean & lagoon view dominates this spacious master bdrm In thjs brand new Oceanside 3br. 2""ba tri· level home in prestigious "Fire Mountain" about 2Ul0 sq.rt. of pure luxury &comfort. $97.500. WALLACE & Co. RE;ALTORS (7J4) 729·5966 Miiitary Trcmlf.., FORCES SALE Must sell this beatiliful 3 bedroom. 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet kitchen. compl w/bulcher block counter topll, & continuous clean· Ing oven. Sculptured ahaa crpts. Heavy ahake roof, Large Yard. Hurry priced only $79,000. Call 646.$980 ~~~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPEMSUMDAY 1·5 I new &clwive 2444 VISTA MOILIZA Luxurious Carmelita CC Plan) 2 Story Townhouse In The Newer Bluffs -An Executive Area of Prestige Homes. Highly Upgraded, Beautifully Landscaped, Adjacent To & Overlooking Pool & Cabana. Master Suite & Family Room Up. -Ot CoUJd Be 2 Master Suites + Separate suite down. CUstom Bar, Shutters, Drapes. Mirrored Doors. Van Luit Wallpaper And Many More Amenities $179,500 new &clwive 1706 PORT ASHLEY PLACE Harbor View Homes. Charming .Single Level "Monaco~ Model. 2 Bedrooms Convertible Deq,1 Mstr Suite With 12 Ft Wararobe. Professionally Decorated. Highly ·Upgraded Van Luit Wallpaper, Del Piso Tile. Used Brick Entry. All Electric Kitchen. Patio. Blue Champagne Pool. Beautifully Landscaped $155,000 Fee new &clwive # t O CREST CllCLI First Offering! Corona del Mar Canyon Crest Estates Area. Lovely End Unit E Plan Townhouse w 12 Spacious Bedrooms, 2-Y.i Baths, 2 Fireplaces, One In The Master Bedroom 3 Patios. Built-in All Electric Kitchen. Beautifully carpeted & Draped. Near Pool & Jacuzzi. Only Minutes To Fashion Island $118,500 OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 new &cf wive 2021 POIT •ISTOL CIRC:U Harbor View Homes. Popular 2 Story "Portofino" Model With 8 Spacious Bedrooms 2~ Baths Family Room Separate Dining Room, Large Patio. Adequate Space For Expansion (Foundation Already In For Bo"us Room & Loft). Well Landscaped Yard Near P()Ol, Clublwuse & Shope. Offered and Fee. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5. ' new &clU6ive DRAMATIC • ._.., ... TOWMMOUSI In An Area Where Every Street Is A Plcture Of Loveliness! Popular End Unit Tri-Level "ft Plan., With View. Upgraded Gated Court Yard Entry. Wood-Pegged Floors, Entry Hall & Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms. Den, Built.in Wet Bar. 3 Baths. All-electric Kitclien. Formal Dining Room, Patio. Immaculate Tbtoughout SHOWN BY. APPOINTM~ $16g,500. * Ot!EN * SAT & SUN 1·5 100 ALIHO • IASTILUff Choice Newport location. Sharp 4 bdrin. 2i,.'2 ba. family home with large well manicured yard. A must see thJs weekend! TAKI THIS AD WITH YOU OM ¥0VI TOUI OF SOME OF THI Nn;,e>RT MAllOR AltlA"S t'IMIST HOMES • 'EACH IS OPEM FOil YOUR IMSPECTIOM THIS AFTIRMOOH ROM 1-5. A YllW IN HAlllOR VIEW HILLS Framed by a perfectly lovely 4 bedroom home. The landscaping is exquisite. the interior decor is picture perfect. This is one you'll never f or&et. Presented exclusively at $215,000. 3907 INLET ISLE .DRIVE NOTEWORTHY - HARIOR VIEW HILLS The whole family will find themselves excited by this 4 bedroom, famHY room. dining room home conveniently located in one of Newport~s best neighborhoods. Near schools, shopping, beach, it fetttures beamed cathedral ceilings, lovely yard, practical floor plan. $167 ,500 fee. 1529 KEEL DRIVE ltG CANYON TOWNHC>t.41 The perfect small home right on the golf course. Bright and brand n~w, all on one level. Just 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, wet bar and gorgeous fairway views. $149,500 60 SEA PINE LANE llG CAMYOM -MEW EXCLUSIVE Rare opportunity to acquire a choice Big Canyon location. Warm. traditional 4 bedroom home, designed for active family. Can't last at $289.SOO 26 PINEHURST LAHE 11.UFFS -SIMGLE LIVB. Hard to find Bonita plan. Recently redecorated. cheerful 3 bedroom end unit.· Exc-ellent location, gracious amenities of the original Bluffs. $145,000 552GLORlmA ALMOST COUNTRY ••• But close to everything in Turtle Rock. Near Schools, pools. tennis and a stone's throw to Newport Beach. 4 bedroom, immaculate home with family room. spacious yard with large brick patio, and lots of extras. We'll show it with pride -Hurry! $139,$)0. t 8752 VIA VERONA FOR AM APPOIMTMIH't TO SEI THE FOLLOWING PROPIRTIES PLEASE CALL 644-1766 SPECTACULAR VIEW Spyglass beauty. 5 bedroom with extravagant pool and jacuzzl. No cost. spared decorating and upgrading this lovely home. A must see at $335\000 WESTCUFF CUSTOM HOMI Custom built with finest materials. Ranch style pool home with entertainment area. 4 bedroom, country kitchen, dining room. Intercom, custom shutters, built-ins throughout. Owners moving and motivated. ·See to appreciate the quality or this fine homo. $199,500 COMDO WITH COAS'TUMI V11W See ocean, Catalina & coast to Palos Verdes from great Newport Crest Plan 4. 3 f ulf bedrooms Cl down) plus 3 baths. Study off master bedroom. Priced to sell at $14~.ooo fee. t •••• - -tor .... ' HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 1.225 Ensenada Ave, Laguna Beach 494-7109 Sat/Sun nooo·5 9611 Pollack, H.B. $.58,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IEoltoOM Ir GUEST HOME Z79Virglnia, E Side, CM 642·6368 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH 1133 Berksbire, Westcliff, NB 642-5200 $147,500 • Sat1·5 1851 Port Seabournc, Newport Bcb 6"·6746 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Seaside Cr., Newport Bch 673-0745 $495 mo. Sat/Sun 12·4 1937 Pt. Cardigan (UV llms> N.B. 644·4848 Sat/Sun 12·5 282 E. 20th St., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1·6 l IEDROOM 2036 E. Ocean Blvd. (Bal Penin) NB 673-7300 $169,000 Sun. 1·5 8741 Universe Ave. Westminster 842-8727 $67 .000 Sat. 10·5 345 University Or, Unit El. C.M. 548·5139 Sat1Sun 12·5 400 Colton St C Newport Shores 'lu"J B 548-1290 $91,500 S /S 1:30-4:30 20112 Orchid, Santa Ana Heights 549-9091 S69.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 317 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar 644-6200 5197.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 18 SycamoreCrk,TrllrckGln, Irv· 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 7 Rue Grand Vallee <Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $285.000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 Z700 Vista Um bros a (The Bluffs) NB &W-4!JlO SHm.500 Sat ·sun 1·5:30 •501 Tustin, Newport Beach 546-2313 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 206 LaJolla, Newport Beach 546·2313 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1084 Monrovia, Costa Mesa &12-7298 $62.250 Sat/Sun t-5 640Tustin (Newport Ills.) N.B. 675·5930 SlOl,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 320Holmwood. Nwprl Heights, NB 675·6000 SM0,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 •11.91 Jama1c<.1. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5900 Sl39,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 416 Plata (Rluffs >Newport Bch 675·6000 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1312 Santanclla. Irv Terrace. CdM fi75·6000 $135.000 Sut,Sun 1·5 •IHO'l Palo \Ito Dr. Hunt Bch 846-1371 Sat & Sun 12·5 228tamena La .. Costa Mesa 540-1720 S70,500 Sat l ·5 •3119 G1brc.iltar (!\tesa Verde) CM S·Hl-476-t Sij5,000 Sat Sun 12·5 5201 Bruce Cr esct•nt, Lido Sands 673·8550 Sl25,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4010 West Fl 1ght. Santa Ana 754 1202 SGJ.500 Sun. 1·5 4&1 Vistu Rom<1, Bluffs. Nwpt Bch 640-~)()() Sat & Sun 1·5 21172 Amb<.>rw1<"k Ln Hunt. Heh 968-5757 S79.000 Sat Sun t ·5 954 Victoria, Co~tu Mesa 646 7711 Sal l 5 • ·DIRECTORY ...... ._.,.,....., ... ~IMi.....,•c•lr•tMa; ,,. .. ....._ ......... .. t ._. '9 ............. :aR I I... •II...,-. 9AILY MOT WNff-.; r.... ..................... ,.. ..................... ~ ........... ,, .. ... ...... I• t 1 40 Mission Bay (Spyglass), CdM 644-6200 $275,000 Sat/Sun l·S lO'l lntrepid (Newport Crest), NB 644~6200 $140,000 Sat/Sun.1·5 184SCommOdore Rd CBaycrest), NB 642·8235 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4181 Branford Dr. Hntg Har bour 846-8173 $130,000 Sat/Sun 10·5 •3101 Gibraltar, Mesa Verde, C.M. 556·2660 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 2268Colgate <College Park) C.M. 646-7414 $74,500 Satt Daily 12·5 2944 Baker St. (Mesa Verde> CM 557 ·9659 Daily 2·5 1114 Whitesails Wy. CdM 759-0550 SJ.70,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 543Santa Ana (Newport Hts> N.B. 646-4463 $109,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2015 Vista Caudal <Bluf'Cs> N.B. 644-0134 Sat/Sun 1·5 19322 Sierra Bello, Turtlerock 675·3411 $124,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4615 Cortland, CameoHghlnds. CdM 675-3411 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Monterey Circle, Newport Beach 675·3411 $209,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 236 Via Mentone <Lido Isle) N. B. &14-4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun·l ·5:30 48 Drakes Bay, Spyglass, N.B . 675·3411 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1954 Sanderlin_g. Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sll'>9,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 838St. Clair St., Costa Mesa 540-1720 $78.750 Sat/Sun 1·5 942 Azalea, Costa Mes a 546-2313 S93.000 1 Sun. 1·5 •l2'l8Sussex Lane. Westcli£f. NB 675-6000 S149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •22782 Avalon St.. El Toro 5-18·1168 S96.500 Sat Sun 1·6 47 Sycamore Creek. Irvine 7~·1202 Sl32,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2094 National. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $75,900 Sat1Sun l·.5 871 Darrell. Cost3 tesa 64.5-0303 S67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3232 Iowa St .. Costa Mesa 546-5880 S78.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 22Ml Shadyvale Lane, El Toro 497.2457 Slll,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 •1206.Wes tctarr Dr., Newpt Beach 645-6822 or 645·6556 Sat/Sun 12·5 801 Ceiba. E Bluff, Newport Beach 673-8550 $152,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 709 Narcissus, Corona del Mar &W-9900 Sat &Sun 1·5 214 Poppy Ave. Corona de! Mar 759·0811 S330.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2021 Cttl\'ert·( Mesa Verde> C.M. 833-9781 S89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 251 Oceanview, Npt Hgts, NB &16-7711 Sat 1·5 2-1331 Ankerton. Mission VieJO &Ui-7711 Sat 11·6 3081 Hayes (Rancho Mesa) CM 549·0966 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 17083WestportDr, (Hunt.Har.) H.B. · · 551-4426/846-9647 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 1823 Port Carlow. Newport Beach 644-5767 $154,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 Arch Bay, Laguna Beach 499~1689, 013-$42 Saf/Sun 1·4 26981 Escondido, Mission Viejo 673.fili17 · Sat/Sun 12·6 18712 Paseo Cortez, Irvine 833-8274 $115,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 17936Spicewood (Univ. Pk) Irv. 552-7500 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4582 Greentree (Univ. Pk) Irv. 552-7500 $125,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 29Sparrowhawk (Woodbridge). Irv. 752-1414 $109,500 Sat/Sun 1-.5 2112 Port Durnesa,HbrVuHms,NB 642-8235 $199,500 . Sat. 1·5 •1718GalaxyDr<DoverShores)NB 642-8235 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 847 St. Clair, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 2215 Port.Harwick, HarbVu. N.B. 675·3411 $211,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 509 Evening StrLn.DvrShrs,NB 644-4910 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5: 30 1044 Concord. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 31282 Paseo Olivos. San Juan Capis. 675-5930 $144.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 15171 Cherbourg, the Ranch. Irv. 674-3411 $106,000 SatiSun 1·5 800 Aleppo St. (Eastbluf() N.B. 838-8600 $157 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 16622 Sitnmone Lane, Hnt. Bch. 962·'n88 $69,500 Sunday 1·5 18751 Capense, Fountain Valley ' 540·1720 $93,900 Sat/Sun 1.-5 * 1339 Hampshire Circ (Baycrst)NB 642-9\23 $275.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 7 Mandarin <Woodbridge} Irvine 835-0'lll/015-3534 Sat/Swi 1·3 3522 Marin Dr, Irvine 551-4631 Sll0,000 Sat 10·5 2214 Alta Vista CE/Bluff) NB 644-1323 $151.900 ' Sat/Sun 1·5 14522 Alder Ln, Tustin 544-876.5 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1924 Leeward Ln, Newport Bch · &42·0244 Sun 1·5 1924 Port Bristol, HVHms, N.B. 675-6000 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •477 Prospect (Nwpt Shores) NB 645-8626 $139,500 Sunday 1·5 8071 Windy Sea Cir,Bch/Slater,HB ~ 848-8320 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 220 J asmlne, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $230,000 Sat/Sun 11·6 •s.42 Harbor Island Dr., N.B. 754-1200 $385,000 Sun. 1 ·5 1853 Pt. Sheffield, HVHomes, NB 673-SMO $13.5,000 Sunday 1·5 721 Bellis, Eastblult:'Nwpt Beach 640-9900 Sat & Sun 10-6 8432 Carnegie1 WestmlQJter 963-6767 Sat/Sun 12-5 1722 Park St. Huntington Beach 536-1484/536·8013 Sat/Sun l·S 28 Morro Bay Dr, Newport Beach 640--6410 $254,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 32 Drake's Bay (Spyglass) NB 631·1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 +3030Country Clb Dr, Mesa/V, CM 646·7711 $157,500 Sat l·S 4 BR. 2~ BA. formal DR. Fee land. Exclusive li.Stlng. A van June J,aL $265,000 .... ~ ..... 644-6397 .,. 640!-A I JO 1014 Mariners, DoverShores. NB 645-0303 $399,500 Sat /Suri 1·3 2830 Carob (Eastbluff) N.B. 754·1202 $J6l,OOO Sun. l·S 1925 Lanai Df • .,Costa. Mesa S48.a81.4/54Q.2018 Sat/Sun 1-S .. 6MltMMRM•DB4 22 Pt. toma Dr (SpyglassHill> CdM . 873-4400 $315,000 SaUSun 1·5 ,. 1 •It FAM IM or D .. 25 Bodega Bay Ori ve. CdM &t0.1388 $324,500 SaUSun 1-6 . CONDOMINIUMS " FOR SALE . Z IEDIOOM 8475 Mariner Cove, Hunt. Bch · 536-0944 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 19854 Keswick Ln. Hunt. Bch 963-0247 Sunday 11·7 2 IR & FAM RM or Det * •621 Lido Park Dr. CC2)NB 759-Mll $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEDROOM 501 Playa (Bluffs) Nwpt. Bch. 644-7901 $133,500 Sat/S~ 11·6 8426 Benjamin Dr., Huntington Bch 847-2.324 $6,500 Open Sat/Sun 302 Columbia Ct (N pt. Crest> N. B. 675-5930 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •526 Vista Grande (Eastblulf) NB 675·3411 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR & FAM RM or Det 301 Vista Truchia, Eastbluff, NB 645-0303 $125,900 Sat 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 3 IEDIOOM & Af'T. * 1311 Cliff Dr, Newport Bch 955·1296 Sat/Sunday DUPLEXES FOR SALE 211&11R 3010 Balboa Blvd, B alboa Penn. 675-4349 $105,000 Sat/Sun ·5 510·5101h Larkspur, Coronadel Mar 640-9900 Sundayl-S 211&211 520-5201/2 A voe ado, Corona del Mar 644-7383 Sl64,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 . 407 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 833-9781 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & DEM Ir 2 IR 34511 Via Verde, Capistrano Bch 559-4556 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR Ir 3 IR 309/3091h.1.LaJolla, Newport Bch. 546-23l;s $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 311&211&211 154 E. 20th St., Costa Mesa 546·2313 $217,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSES FOR RENT J llDIOOM 29662Quigley, Laguna Niguel (94·3446 $465/Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 127 W. Yale Loop Dr. (Wdbrldge) Irv 6"-0496 $550 mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 355 Nass,u Rd (College Prk) C.M. 640-0997 $400. mo. Sun.12-4 4 • Ii FAM RM or DIN 41 Songsparrow (Wdbridge) Irv 642·6»4 $525 m o. Sat/Sun 10·5 CONDO~INIUM FOR LEASE J ••OC>M 11 Winterireen, Irvine 759~11 ~Mo. H..-.Va.w 2 bf +· :Jlllln ltd d•n (hH doorfl;iae dOlet, may be UKil 1rd bdnn ). 2 Ba. ·or a 15' rard but a mwt tee unuauallf Is• beautifully lndscpa ree ~ w/trea, perfed tor pool or tennl1 crt. O"uatud all eqp'd kitchen w /breakrut area, wbht't/dryc:r, Im port.cl l tall.tn I.I I e etslrf Mlriored wardrobe., brlolt frplc . Patlo R~uonably prlc4"d, b)' ownr. Oswn 1..s Sat/Sun 1851 Port Seabourne IM6748 AcellltheHole Meea Vent., S?<l,900 full pnce. 3 Bedrm It Cam rm. HurrY. call for de t.alla. C:-&lttL . .., 751·ZJ60 CORONA DELMAR You'll find nuur11 t.iood1. wrousht lro fence, !ilaloed glass un• a master suite that won =-3 Bedroom, den •• Call 640-9900 \\1 .1.EY HE \LI'' IAftJ 1,.rnbO•••hJ No.....,tJl.i16eJH CAMYOM CREST ESTATES 3 BR, 2Ctt BA. llug homes for lux exec. th mg. 5 Min to airport, be &shopping. Call now. KEH HEY REAL ESTATE 7684663 ·---•WATERFRONT• NEWPORT SHORES IYOWHER 2 St> hm, 3 Br. & den Ba, l! frptc ·s, l an masle1 Comm pool, clubhouse • Lennis. ()pen Sat & Sun 12·5 .C3262nd Sl. $130,000 FAUi ROOK HicJhly Speclollied For just the RJG11· <;OUPl,E. \'our friend are important lo you an1 you cnlcrlum a lot. Y cl you require privacy loo No closed 1n smal spaces for you. but wid· open spaclou11 room ~ Plenty of !(lass to 11dm1 the sunh&:ht and sat1sr: your lov~ of nature Pcrhups un Arirs wife with u flair for th• dramatic nnd a Tauru· husband with the mean lo spoil her Sound hk• you&yours'1 $149,500 PctyM & Assocloftt Re-altors fallbrooli Cdl 1714J 1·721-1174 DANA POINT View of ocean & moun la1ns, new beauty I PLUS lof\. 21, UA 25!)( sq Ct. Two ~Lory ex ccut1vc home. 3 C111 enrage. Renl Lill cscru"' closes. SMS,000 .-J lurr)' • • BLUFFS 3 Bedroom, 2' :a bath Y Plan on lovely gr~nbelt Convenlenl lo 1hopµsni: center. 11 ko new a p pli11nct•~. Call 640-9900 3 bodroom11. 2 bath a' Oreot urea' Oardctn Grove 11chool1. $01.500. Red Carpel, Ul· 1202 Canne~Vlllage Realty CATALIMAVllW NN'pol'ttrc1t ''4 Plan" 3 01', 3h11, 110 muster 1ulle. Pror lhH:or11tcd . f SU4,SOO. Call Tom Dear\h 1 I ' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. Presents Charminetom Home · B__.ful Do.er Conter-$365.000 Archlteeturally designed 2-story beauty situated on a quiet corner site with a view of white sandy beach & waterf Private courtyd entrance, terrazzo foyer leading from living rm to formal dining rm & family rm, sunken wet bar. New gourmet kitchen. Gorgeous mstr suite with garden bath. 3 Addttional lge bedrms, each with private bath, plush powder rm. Custom wall coverines, cptng & drapes. 3-Car garage.ft truly fine family home. 509 EVENING STAR LANE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 IM THI MIWIST '"ILUFFS .. $16',SOO l·Story highly improved Linda Model.. Picturesque corner w /deep set-back from st. Beaut. outlook of greenbelt & view of mtns. 3 BR, 2 baths, wraparound cov. patio, choice plants, custom wrought iron gate & extensive aggregate. Expensive custom cptng, drps &wall papers. 31!.l yrs. new. 2700 VISTA UMBROSA SaUSun 1·5:30 ll<i CANYON $215,000 Elegance abounds in this two story beauty w/sWlSet and golf course view! Boasts of 3 bdrms, form. D.R., wet bar. Sunken Roman tub in master bath & exciting jacuzzi. Built by !Jeane Homes and prof. decorated. 3 patios & lush landscaping. A joy to see & to own. 7 rue Grand Vallee Sat/Sun 1-5:30 llG CANYON TOWMHOME Country club atmosphere. Private garden ct. patios, tennis, pool. New , ~-story 2 BR, sitting rm., lge. DR, 2 baths. FQr lease $695 mo. Wl-:Sl.1-:Y N CHARACTBIST1CAL1 Y UDO ISU 2-Story white stucco with tile roof. 3-Bedrm & den charmer on comer site. Street to strada. Astro-tu:f on patio & lge sundeck. Formal dining, kitchen bar & lge master suite. New cptng. Really sharp! $215,000 · 236 VIA ~ONE SATiSUN 1-5:30 5 UNITS • PlllDE OF OWHaSHIP A beauty to behold! Quality workmanship in bldg interior AND exterior. Near new. In Newport Harbor High vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w/fam rm. formal DR, 21h baths & 2 frpl. 4 Other units w/2 BR, 2 baths. Atr1ums & patios. Prime prop. $295,000 TRJPLEX.COROH4 DB. MAR Great location! Com ~uf\ity pool! minivtew of ocean from bdrms. Great rental record! 3 Popular .. Townhouse Type" units. Nice owner's unit with 2 BR. l 1h baths & frpl in LR + 2 units w /2 BR & 1 bath. Great buy. $175,000 TAYLOR CO ~-0 Zll IS.. ........... HlhJlood HfWPOttT CEHTB, M.L 644-4910 HEA L Tf JHS -.1 Ill'\' 1 ~M 1002 Gt•,_. 1002 GtMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex, custom hu11t 1--------C a p Isl r o no Ben ch .,_WPORTHEIGHT"S $140.000 Agt, 5..'l!l .\~ Artistic Ru,tk·Charm Open Sill/Sun l ·5 2 IWrm. 11 a baths, large 34511 Via Vt>rde studio. Gura&e on alley. -----51.S Redlands, NB G.traf 1002 Quintard Realty 673-8250 •••l'RIMIH OfFllJNG• .. llAUTIFUL OH THI WA TH WITH IOAT DOCK S2H.OOO Colwplet.fy Nct.cOfWhd lft .ct ... wfttt loads of tN& feo.n.,. • .,,..... & .....,. 3 ....._,each with 1t•s owtt '"""-,__ ..... '°°"" '9t f..aty ... .-4 ,..... la co .. nd p.tfo. Pri yow bMt _.._. hdoor. SPY•LASS -PASTORAL YllW OCCUPY MOW-IUY LATEa SZ71,000 New ............ 11 .. d ... CJ1"9Clioet 4 led. ~'# roe., ............... ""' ...... e..chHthtCJ floer ,1... Hrr0Hdl•9 ,,...... courtywd. Decorotor u wlla• ed ....,..,. -...... lmtdsc.,.ct •• ...... S,.Clal •• ,,.. for the..,., wi.o wwdl to ,,....... ea.a. now -4 buy ....... IMPllSSIVI OM LIDO ISLE $271,000 ~...,. --..,, •• AMJ,..... .... ,ool. ,trhct .... ~ .... Ing .... ~ .... s bt*°°"9 hMtlde.eforltle w ......... ... .. ,. ........ , •tw.lofllid two ...... 1"-'n. OttlH SUMOAY l·S PM C• for oddrtH a.d ...... Me ... ,... ....... MIW OM THI MAim CONDO IM MIWPORT IEACH $7t.IOO lit.-, Wntclff Soc....._ W• to ... .... I ..._ C:........ loceticMI • first ----............. G.-.clcNt 21r. a.9 ~ PWffft fW _...II•~ Pool ...... "~ l OWNER WILL FINANCE CdM luxury duplex with bay view. Open Fl-i/Sat/Sun. 1-5. 407 Dahlia. SAN JUAN C.APISTaAMO Truly luxurious 4 bdrm. More than 50 s pecial features installed by owner/builder. $212.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2300 Sq. ft., incl. big dining rm., blg family rm.. big ms tr. bdrm. Also, space tor boat or motor home. $123,500. MES.A VERDE 3 Bdrm .. 2 baths, ramlly rm,.Xlnicond. in & out! Reduced to $89.900. ppen house Sat/Sun. 1·5. 2021 Calvert. ..... ,.. 10021G••.,.I 1002 .............................................. BA VFRONT, pier & Ooat, lots $200,000 to $325,000, to bulld your own custom home. Several areas to choose frorn. I PRESTIGE waterrront homes with pler & float from $385,000 op. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ! ·1 ' II I y '." j, 0 I • v • "'4 k to I'• I, It, ·: BEST IN BtUFFS IXCWSIVI MIW UITIM•I CHOICl'IA&LY ILUPPS Froot row water view; 2 BR, 2 ba .• form. din .• 1-level "J·Plan". A real buy. Sl.218,500. U~OMf • a.rLAM Popular tri·level. ~lutely gorgeous! 2 Lge. BR., lam. rm., m5,000 lncL land . ... IAAM Bay view, 2·beautles to choose from. 2200 Sq. ft., 3 BR; 2'Aa ba.. form: din., huge fam. rm. Llke new. $113,500, $179,500. OPIM 1·52t11 9UaAOA Ceft Y Del ONI t • s111.too WITH LANI End unlt, 1950 sq. ft. 3 BR, 2\.it ba .• greenbelt, bay view. New kitchen incl. microwave. OPIM l·I· 2613 YllTAOIMAD~ r •OPIH SUMDAY I TOI* la IAMM:4sn.I BOti Campbell WW have the pleasure of abOwi.Dg you a beautiful 4 bclrin .• I bath, f amlly rm.. llvioa' rm., forinal ·~rm. le kitclaen .wlt11 din1zW area. 3 Car raraae. 180 Degree oceu .tewl Come see· the lovely Oower 1ardena and the rougb sawed, de1l1ner redwood arbOra. Lut i: ~~J':!.'"= "team home. Beautiful wblte water-le Catalina view. ID ShareCllfb. Bouse plans avail. · BRADLEY & CO. IULTOU 67WllO 1024 ;.,oo; Walkm 1; I 1rn Ht:JI l:;f,11!! ....................... . ...................••. IA YFIOMT LU.SI PR LIASl/qpTIOM S-rtuated on beautJful Vista Caudal where panoramic water view lit the fmest! Best end unit E-Plan. 8 BR. 3~ ba., lam. rm. w /wet bar, new extended kitchen. $1000 A month lease or lease/option to purchase. ONN I •I 20 ti YIST A CAUDAL Helen B. DOWD REALTOtt, IMC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top U1ter & Top Sale1man 1974 & 1'75 Rw1,..Up Newpcwt ~4esa lo.-d .. RMlton -m --------- C-Du .. -Ftxer Uppet' v• • ,..~ Executive 2 story bome ScJuta ol Jhry.by owner. 3br, 3ba, lee famrm, Sl.29,800 Daya 115-7123, frplc, lots cf iJass. 3 car 115·'7143. f:vea call 1ar, under priced at 48f.TUG SM,7$0. Agent.~ OCMVUHIDIAWAY BY OWNER Brookview ~ Walkm & let: Real f stale BachelororarUst'a2 BR, Twnhse, $79,500, Plan 1-,_....~-==--~- 2 BA w /old CdM charm, 705, "Bristol", 1 ~yr old . l.ASTSIDE slepe from UtUe Corona. 2 sty, 3 Br 2~ Ba, Uvlns POOL + GUEST H111• lot w/room to build rm, formal dlnln1 rm, Prime Eaatside CQsta , view aludlo or ? Try instr bdrm al.lite, 'lndry Mesa. Towerln1 trees! $15,000down. nn. air, 2 car encl 1ar. Cp.rved drive. Rustle uv: OpenSal.Sunl·S Brhtol St. l eft t o 1ng room bolt.a c;!!}ledral 412HAZEL Paularlno, left into Maln ce.IUn~fl +•massive brick • HAL PIMCHIN en~611 LaKevlew fireplii"ce. sunny 1aUey REALTORS lane~ See it now! kitchen-with nook l 67$.4392 Open Hou1e Sat/Sun Cozy de n. Hideaway ' 10.SPM master s uite. Glant ...._ ,......, I 007 Costa Mesa 1'2-4 1_A_r_are_fin_d_, p_rl_m_e_l_oc_.,...... spark.ling blue pool with GeMrll I OOZ a ................. .-..... 3 f 1 11 slide, board & dressing ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• " Br, rm v rm w/catm rooms t ool Separate , ________ a BRw/lncomeunll.Steps SPLASl1 (rplc,dinrm,hugeadded guest t acilllies with O,...Sat/S.. l·S to beacb, aboppin1, & llii .. £ : lam rm w/brlck frpl, kltchunettc! Easy care· 16ZIPort .. ••utta laundry. $105,000. By • Sr-..SH \ cstm crf t s,mnabp yard. Jus t $H,l500! 5111 ... G IS owner815-U49. SPLA' $H thruout. Ovrsz d cul·de· Hurry-(allnow&t&-7171 " sac lot. Lrg brick & glass CWN 1119;,,~ rUI'# rouNocl• ISJEYIMG'' c .. llatr..o ~ach I 0 I .. In your beautiful 12x30' gmhse. Sev fruit lreea & I I inHarborViewHo,;;es. 5 •••••••••••• •••••••••• PoOI In •. ':onvenient 4 lulllndscp'i· ['i llll :1!~ Bedrms, lge ramlly room Custom Spani1h St~)e bedroom, dining room, $8~. 5~~Bsyat/;~~-: r .JiJOJ\F w/Wet bar. Formal dln· home w/ocqn • Dana Qieta Mesa area home. _ ==--=•••••~ lni room 2 Fireplaces Potnt Harbor View. Sep Close ta South Coast 556-3666, 996 Sprlngrlcld • d · motber·ln·law s uite. Plaza and achools. Great THE 6 DDIESS Vlew coven patio. 34454 Via Verde Blue ror that young family at 6 UHITS "" ~~7~~.Aa~~I, DolpbinRealty4s:i-s:m m . , EASTSIDE YOUGIVE 644-7270 C-cWM• 1022 CALL NOW Three 2 Br h ousu WITH PRIDE +triplex. $192,SOO. To Good sc'-~•s Important". _ see, cal : Large lot In excepUonal· .. ~~~"-•••1··v···0···WN······E·1••••• 752·7315 1 '""" ,.. ly fine area. this home ac••·yoas Spyclus Hill, $275.ooo. 5 ~ has everything extra you ,.,. Br 3 Ba. View. Harbor ______ __,...._ can imagine. You won't 2 Ba. View. 640·2981 QUIET .. 1r~o.-.~·.,.... one! Call today!. View Hilla, $189,500. 4 Br ~ be happy it you mlsa this <Qualified Buyers Only) Cul de sac street, newly 645-9161 Call 540·3666 BY OWNER. Har View refurbished 3 Br 2 Ba. Hills. Ocean bay view. Mesa Ve rde, Super! 3bd, t11m. rm. formal din, Super exclusive. Prine. wood beams. 2 frplcs. only. REAL COZY HOME Brick fireplace, 4 Br, 2 bath w/heaut. pool & jacuzzi. HUR RY. Must Wllela11 REAL ESTATE NO OUT OF POCKET EXPENSES 2 Bedrm house + 3 units (1) bedrm each. All up· graded. Prime Long Beach location. $6000 Down. C..p rate 9.4%. Call for appt. while they last. 549-8655 S170,000. Art 6 759.0550 Sell! Only S79,SOO. Open ~ --house Snt/Sun 1·5. l582 Open 1925 Lanai Dr. SBr·, CORONA HIGHLANDS PAHOUMIC OCEAHVllW BakerSt. xlnl country clb loc. Seo ProPffff es M u n Y x l r a :> 499-1378 Ed Middleton M8-86l4/S40 2018 ~UPERB HOMES A deU&htful 3 Br, 2 Ba home with view from FaMUy Flxff Upper nearly every window. 5 co1y bdtms, huge Laree maste r suite. ram.rm, l&e din'g area, wood bea m cellin& and quiet cul-de-sac st. Close oak hardwood noora in to schools, vacant & .. walk·lo private beach" waiting. Call 645-1513 COLLEGE P 4Rk Immac. 3 br, 2 ba, elec, . OEUGHJFUL! bltns, air cond,, lrpl.c, ·4' BR,. 2 BA. & POOL gara ge «Ir opener~ kOME. NEAR SOUTH• $82,500. Call for oppt. 1 COA.ST PLAZA S74,000 pc really • N?ent MCJ.~ location. Agt. or~7.U4. AND - Owner wtll carry first Reduced $4500. trust deed. Sl72,500. 314-0 Sumatra 644-3545 or 557·8968 • CONDO SPECIALIST, 118 , C M. f' Vl y. Touchstone Realty, MONEY SAVERS Cal 644-72 t I Mesa Verde Open Sunday J -Spm Crawford & Assoc 957..()'701 CUTE& SASSY In superb Westaade loca · _96J._c.Ml7 ______ _ 20 UNITS for only $20,000 MESA VERDE down. Excellent write --------POOL HO E /Jn Nl[1[L (}AILEY Ei. ASSUCIAlES lion on a corner lot. sweet 4 bedroom, 2 bath lam.Uy home with 'renced backyard! Will not last al $67,500. Open ti19PM. EASTSIDE Large Lot Charming end of cul-de- sac home. 3 .Bcdrm. fem orf. No out of pocket ex· SPYG 1 LASS HILL 3 Br, Formal d~ing on penses. Call quick!! yoWMr cor n e r lot. Bea ul M!l-8&5 Decor a tors bric ht lndscpng. $85,000. Open I ~"Mu~INC.:sl cheerlul ram home, 7 lg Sat/Sun l2·5PM. Call bdrrns, 4~Ba. din rm, 2 Rftnfx l•eshneftts fam rma, 2 frplcs, view. 549•4764 S324 .50~. Quallrled -------- IM aa ·~ rm & fireplace. Why no~ ua call now? 645-7221 Plac• CENTURY 21 Prap..-tl-, WHtcllff RHlty .,., 752•1920 ·-----.-. ---- 1400 GU41L n HIW 'HACH Prime location, huge 4 Br. buyers only, call for ftOUSE 1i--------appt. 640·1388 SPIC 'H SPAN OPEN Sat/S-1·5 1412 SCllltanella Nice yard for puttering; lar1e. U&ht family rm., extra large m1tr. bdrm.; SWEET IT IS Mesa Verde 3 bedrm, It's dlrrlcult to portray tam rm. 2 ba. Fresh all the One features of paint,• New carpeting, this special spilt. There's Mus1com. Low down. a main floor, Camlly Cafl 548-0066 room with wall-to-wull SURR.IHE REALTY carpets. Super location ·~~~~~~~~ and 2 super bedrooms. 1- Well pr\ced at $60,000. Hurry! Cal 540.366&, ·· Wl1ela11 IYOWHER ?\lesa Verde Arca-4Br, den. 2'"'Ba, lg lol, frn hly painted. $99.500, lmmed occupancy 871·3595 or i 598-8322 2 BEDROOM ., MESA VERDE -""---------. 4Br. l~Ba. 2 palioa, vel')' REAL ESTATE CONDO ------1 I t-40f'IE YO~E . clean, must sec. S89,500. 1 l rvrt pa 300 OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN H~~!' TO • !~~:s:~0~:r1' 97 9-9° 65 (;.JU. 1 BY OWNER. Har View p....,_s!.. BY OWNER: Prime u eaa Privacy an quiet In lllU.. Ocean bay view. becauee you'll ap-"' beautiful patlo-rrult 3br, fam.rm. formal dln, preciate thla immaculate Verde 5 Br, pool. ofllce. trees, arapea, fiah pond wood beams. 2 frplca. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car ~k St taK. M&-3152 &¥ watetfalt l!:xcellent 1170,000 '7M·05:10 attached garage, all FOR SALE BY OWN'IR, taate, int.erlor decor. bulltlna & a FANTASTIC "-'I p ... B B Walk to 11hopplng and Beautlful duplex, So. of paneled family room. ,f;..:;ieR,,;1~-Xrnl r c~nd'. Westcllff.Forappt.call hwy.Comerloc.Ea.unil Call tod1y. Prt,.,c . by appt onl". LlJll · ' fOIAll ~~~~-llv. rni. wJtrpl. 540-3666 Mi 1006 1 !I --MW PAULMARTIN ------,,,,,~~... REAL~ThTE 144·"la83 ~RLY BIRDS • •·==~ SftYGLASI HILL W~uat listed this lovely A happy home for a lar1e 3 rm home. '59,900 on 1•------~l f•mlJy. Lavlably UP· quiet tree lined atrcel. •raded Cape Cod a DOMT II A Low~ price on market! ~ COATS .1; wnLL~CE lffl•l r -.:rr.n 1NC bedroom south.port. TURKIY ATTHE 642•6368 Gora90UI pool, Ja{\lui" caubo 1s • 1-1t or1 TAX SHOOT pt11bouae f or the Duplex on ~ut1ide, ch.lldren. s:m.ooo. block.I rrom the ocean. JnvettmtnlReall.Y 1 Good fncome, good 615-22U terms and tho price ii rlahll C•l40.J666 Wl1ela11 RU\! l'dATE LEISURE Wflela11 P(.",I l'.TflTl Foim Rm hse. Massive Spl.inl11h brick fplc, fully Insulated & extensively upgraded thruout. Xlra Jge lot & lrult trees, ex· t e n s i ve lndsc png . Spanish brick patio. Open House Sal & Sun. 1·4PM . Prine. anly please. S84.500. 549-0966 $54,500 lt's • 1hame to let this beautiful 3 bet. 2 ba. home on 1 qwet street go lor S() hUle but it must be sold this week. This one will be S?0.000 next year. Call quick Act. ~ 046-4871 Flxeru,,..... . $60,000 Brlnii your tools and paint bru1hes. Use )'Our lm11rtnollon t.o make thla a showplace. Better hurry on Ulla one! Call &U-0303 FOREST OLSON ... "9-.rtoH ACUllU IWUCIMIY ~ Unlvcnlty Dr. UnilE·l,C.M • Woodalrffm COlfdo Backbay locaUon, open •pace. J..40 m1lr bdnn wtwalk In closet, 3br. 2"\ b•, cheery kltch, lev.iora, quality drp1, dbl car wJopcner. uae or 1)001, 111 BBQ '~. Qu•et, plcnant 1urroundlnJ1. 6485129 MESA VERDE a Rr 2 81, Dlnlnt Rm, Fam Rm, new palilt In & out, up- 1 radtd cpl1 " drfil•· raneltd Fam Rm. t.tr· n•u.u •nlry, lti~ plltlo, z fountain•. rrult lrtt•. fin • home . ~ID• nelahbOrhciod. Cloh to 4'\'ar:ythi , a« Bakel' $. Opelll Houlo dally 2·5PM. $57-9'19 I MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE AREA LUXUllOUS CUSTOM POOL NOMI Professionally decorated & landscaped 4 bedroom, 3 bath, formal dlnlng & f amity room. Enormous master suite & dressing area. Masslve kitchen w/pool view. 3 car garage. $182.SOO llti ~ Dr .. C.M. S.S.. f Z-.1 pc ,..., 644-31451 157.a961 I 024° Cotto MHO 1024 ·············································~ OPBf HOUSI SAT Ir SUN 1-4 2141 PAISOM loff Vlctorfol 3 bdrm, 2 ba corner lot, room for RV. Builtlns & frplc. Freshly painted inside & out. Near new roof, water beater & dishwasher. Assum. VA loan. UNITED IROICERS 646-7414 Costa Mesa I 024 Fountain VaUey I 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lux~:Av~!!0~ome LACUESTA w/pool 00 golf course. 4 or ~ ~dr!'l_. 3 bath, 4Br, 3Ba. ram rm, dJnin& popular 1',I, CaJOn model, a r e a + 0 ff i c e / J car garage, lge ram rm library /den combo. quiet + put10, :.ubmlt present neighborhood. Sl811,000 home in trade. 968-3371 or ;~~~~~.E~:~ ~jj, wet bur. Upgrarlod CONDO SPECIALIST thruout. Just listed ut 11 u . C M • F V I y '. $78,900. Hurry, l0 all rrout·hslone Really, 540-11'1. 963 ~i7 ~-HERITAGE . • REALTORS EASTSIDE C.M. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. f11m1 ly room, on lrt.>c hncIJ<'C CALL !t!lll ·711:i5 W H E L A N ll 1-: i\ I. ESTATE NEED HELP? Owner wil1 carry 2nc.l excellent flnunc mic ! In vei.l now 111 u l1c;iulllul home for your furmly ' MODEL HOME PRICE REOUCTION Fnt. Viv Grcl'nbrook 4 llr. J n· ... bonus + pool :ll.01 Ml fl "' IU\Ury for the l'\l"t' huH•r !!1138.000 0f)CnSut&Sun l 5.111173 Santa Adel<1 CALL 1198 ·7855 . Wlfl!;LAN HEAL F;STATK ' VACANT IAMCH RIAi.TY 111-2000 • ORANGE TREE DD.IGffT s~ blr • or 5 bedroom home With •oanng hlfh beams in liviilg room & f amu1 room. red brick fireplace ln living room and cutest llttlo pot belly 1t.0ve ln family room. Enjoy the sweet tangy aroma ot orange blossoms. while you relax in your 10xl2 foot spa.· It's a bf.I beauUful home In Irvine's prestfaious Racquet Club. Call today. $129,000. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associotes 1 Reoltors Sparkling, freiih & ready·~~~~~~~~~! lo enjoy. 3 Be!drm Dutch I~ Haven nr ocean & marina. Steal It ror SliS,990 with as litUe as 10%down. 531-5800. eves:S47-8823 WesthaYet1 Reatton lnt1 RE N.twork Spanlshlst ... Heer Oum "01" Spanish at· ·a=~ mosphere. Maulve red • Pl tile roor lends warmth to Dl:e this ramblin1 3 level ..... .,Hiia home. Master qtrs Ir 152·"20 UMIVERSfTY rARK private balcony view i.ooauA1U1.Nl uao1 .._I l11Ca1Jfomla" Amhurstmodel pool and colorful Woeclwi"'--Arttort• byOwoer SUMMERTIME 1round1. Family rm, Briarcllfr'""Model up 't513CAMM~llMtfE SHIP, CLIP 3BR.2ba.cul·d·sac. DREAM $86,900. Spav.o"anisndab fporlc. a2ndun SStoryhul· anded. superb lake loc: --... S'"T/SU ... 1·5 ... went l he 1 awn ___ c_a_ll_752 __ ·7_84_7 __ Quiet cul-Oe·sac street ~ ~ f< h . d By Owner. $U9,500• Open """"_.. "' " marucure tools on this s69,750 Tiled entry. Step down te f enc type oors. H.se, Sal/Sun. '49S·S906 or 516211wwwltH beaulll\Jlly maintained A terrHac Stafrord 2 living room. Vaulted Opportunity for beach Ii SS9-ll33 University Park, new on yard: alr-cond. & spank· ceilings. Warm wood atmosphere BKR k ni l ded Ina clean. If you're '-It· bedroom home in • mar e1; ce Y up~ra ., GREENTREE. Lots of punellng.h Cheery coun· 962·5511 UNIVERSITY PARK Cambridae Model in The tine on suitcases waiting living area in rw.lic de· try kite en. Cracklln& Village 2. The most Terrace. Brighl & for a home . fai.t brick firepluce. Hidden ---------eleaanl, completely re· cheerful comer location. possession Is possible. J cor. Call for appt. master wing. Plu:. 3 OPtH6102,s~!~SltoUM0ril2•·•5 modeled 4br, 2a..,b11 3Bdrms.,2baths,Cormal Bdrms.,den,2bu.,fami-I more queen 1.i £e -"' LaSalle In the area. dining rm., atrium, lyrm $85500 !~rooms. Custom brkk SOL VISTA Dramatic dbl door entry finished aaraee. This · ' ~ s izt:d pool! Lus hly POOL M . All new kitchen ap· ORAMGITRH 552·7000 lanc.lscaped 1round1> & 3 UR, single story, pliancea -Cer amic New Plan 4 condo· 1. .• patio overlooks olymp1c HO E w/lllumina~ fountain. won'l lafil, 184.950 ~ i tropical lanai. Don't beamed ci:llin1s. 2 counter lops Kltchenaid • THE · miss thh1 bargam ut only fireplace's, lo<s of trees Ml ' Fl bdrm. +tort: quality up. •• . • RANCH REALTY Mini Estate S86,900. Call now for & many extras. Ideal in· uvfo";~~~ w!ie~~!~~ ~!::1eC:u~~~r}!'c8~81~t VILLAGE. · : SSl-2000 Beller hurry! Cull1--------• &&5·-0303 .. ''THTSWEEK'S LO'l' SPECIALS Lua• R-1 loC. ln the Tem· ple Hll1I area. SC7,ti00. Lundlocked. but sWl • piece or the aeUon. fn· ve1t. in Lapu•1 Cu.tu.re. -.ooo '° sio.ooo. Commuclal Cqut Hiahwey •t Victoria Buacb. Prime locatlon. bulldable ai ocean,,~. ~are: Three R-2 lot.·$40,000 each. 1\wo C 1 lotl·s.M.000 each. * 494-8057 • CROWN POIMT. One half block to ocean in La1una'a best area. Very spacious 3 bdrm cstm home w /2 mslr suit.et. All new bit-Ins rantaaUc pool & lux- uriant grounds. Muat see all xtraa. Only $193,000. 545-9'91. ~ Walker 1; I r.e Heal f staf1! REAL ESTATE IUY A rtECI OF LAGUNA IEACH VlEWLOT Easily bulldable 50' X 100' lot. Ocean view. owner anxious. ~.000. A'ITENTJON: INVESTORS!!! 2 lots-hold ror future de- velopment. $21,000 tolal. EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENTS FOR THE VILLAGEFAJRE FORE STE OLSON 1 nn. 2,~ uA. 1,cautirut p e rsonal preview vestment for the young mlm>red,reature ~au. 2 pool. tennis , suuna. _]EALTORS 111 l"slil:t-home llas room 752-1700 <·xecut1ve. Patios w. RBQ It fare pll. jacuzd Babbline brook for pc1ol JOd tennis court l'"f"ll•I ~· •l\l11'1tnHIM(f Fam. rm w /built In ll yo~r back door! sur~ CORNELL 1104 So. Coast Hwy. WOODBRIDGES&S LAGUNA BEACH Fl .V"Ec-IE-DRc:-OOM ~~~~ t~l~~1t. cull on this [ & 1.101.ll;ff.~UI ~·~~a:~~·tt~r~~ Pd:1~t s:A~D O. CA~LSOM ~~cr~~eh~~~~,~~d~i; .i 'CJ' fiE\ii;~ _ Stora1e. storage ever· 1., .... ,.0 • 133 9293 UNIVERSITY PARK or lJ ywhere. Upstairs hall Is --• " • Irvine. SEE TO AP· •OH on .... •t••f._, BARGAIN f I , ' 1 OPIN HOUSE REAL TY INC. a wall of closets. Over 20· WOOOIRIDGI PRECIATE! ! ! $85,900. Lari:.: !Jmlly hom1• 1141146•1371 ol mirrored wardrobe in ~ net.'Cl!>ll'ndl•rhn ini:t·:irl ~--3~0MOP OIYOWHER fireplace master suale. OPEMSAT/SUM. l·S , ~ scparntc nw,1..r iw1ll' 1111111 \l,ikMha. }'\ or, nme unit. newl) Prim1um greenbelt loc:i· 35 Wblsthn& Swan torr combtnat1on farn11\ 962-4495 pamte<I. btrt patio, 8426 lion Steps :rom adult Welitone). Ui>on enter· room alld k11dicn, 2111o BenJa m 1n tl47 ·232 I DKortlhd '-Y •Pro pool. $132,500 By owner. ing wood planke<I noor "° ft Call Lo<l;1\ S&J.500 Lu:.h around•. quiet cul 16 Mandrake. ( 714 I anii Ir stamed ctnsi, Wiii ~Hr t•omlo t•nd i:ar. S3000 -----M·HC 3 Bedrm. sep din· M2..eo60. dow greet you, .t.ttt! limo '4 CALL NOW 11n1l1·r m.•rkl·t. s.J7.000 MAYDAY !p~·r~!511BBRQeas:i~~s~ GOOD LOCATION. bdrm .• hmlly rm .. UNCHRIEALTY 752 7315 t)!)l·n t 1 !->un t llHI~ Glox MAY DAY formnl dining rm . !>Jlhl 551·2000 • 1111•. \Rt 117!17lllllt lW2 ~1 Cahforrua bme. Plan 104. level home. close to lake. ---------~Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm, Din $1111.700 DONALD M llRO ~,., ...... ···"·" ttv owner. \lesa d1•I \L1r ·Jr Moel ". J lit 2 Ila Furn llrn, l'r1111· only S.W.3001 J\tcsu Verde Ct111do Pool 2 n1• J lla . ~llll' I'll r . l·arporl. 11at1o, $56 '100 5-16-~I Collcgl' l'.1rk. l't<'ltH1· pi:rlcc:t & rt•u11-. ht f'tiljuV Spacious 3br :thn. :11ld 1111 aiame rm TuJ> jlr.1'1l• c1111 lhru out .:.t ~1d1• rrvt .. fruit trees. HV prk. •JI!. to cullea~ • 1ch \II lor 179,950. 556 'lOUJ 0 II !ii.ti 1·~. SUn 1-4. By O*nt•r MewViewH.,,.. Hunttnqton luch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S69,IOO. 'li<1i:hhurh1,1oc.l Cor ch1l.tn·n. 1 llft w wJrm lrpk. 1·11dtl 1,>.1l1u. prof lnd~c·ixt. modl'l 11 k&ll·hl•n & ovi•r,111'11 hdrm S1•11 1.irn rm. t<lr•all~· '" u:1h•tl •141 t11111'1 11•,1111•1111.11 lot I 111•w 111 •d\4101.. ,111111 .:. & tran-11 1'1 llTISO E •11;"21\1, "'"'"'"·!\' 111114 Jlll'~t SSl,500 ., hclrm I h.1th c•l,.,rn 1t1 t•.il !1l;i11t•r hnm" hurn ' .111 I l."t '11).'J si;i I 3 Hr 3 Ra. fpk. ~h.1kl0 root. 2 sty, 1t1ll t1111~ t1 1nck cpt'I &. tll.. II\ - owner •l.500. 117.i 1'.l.i1., Walker & lee A111I fstare SU,,50 2261Colaot. Collel(u Pprk. ··~ant l'on dillon" Open hou'lt' dJi ly. t2-6. $74.SOO. lobbe Sulkkl, Aqt. 646-7414 o..arolnt 102' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.,,,n n11,.,. thi' h•·;1uty at will ICll (,1~t 1 I 'r•JCIOUa hdrm' :I. h11ll1" muny ~x ll lbl • truly lltn .HP(IUU!I l*U~I Walker B I ee Roal lsratn 1~1MACt'l.l\TE 3 ~ Rm. w /buffet. newly painted. S76,500. Prine only. 759·5848 dys ; Circumstances force ~·Ol86evs/wknds UlmROOM ~ID $71fS Po\TIO LIVING <:\LL. 71 11142·~371 ll.~. UV MCVAY BEACH. BY OWNER !.dlt of beautiful new S&S 11Jr home, wi many University Park, slnale xlras, ct.slrable location. home, spectacular high _ __,;..._ ______ , Priw 1....1. Oftl beam celllngi; /win- SH,500. POOL TIMl Summt'r fun an this love. ly r11mlly pool home l'ridt' o( OWnl•r:,hlp thrU nut 1111\ nci.tl a:. u pin r .inclwor floalurt•i; !'U'4tr>m t al"l)l!lllllil thr11 out. floor to cr1hn11 rrrtr. rt'lar l'lld patio, pool C'Om [> c.l \' l k l' d &. II I l' l' I v 11hrublic<i for low m 111nt F\ts.'I)' IJu)vrt Jump oo e..--Y dowa. Kitchen, w/adobe 3br Deane Home In 541-3350 & bMck. ~ Br 3 Ba, Fam Un Ivers it y Park . ~---~ Rm, l blk lo school, pool OWNER. S124,500. &park. SJ.14,500. 552·0896 M1·689G Prin Only Uu" one t l'RTtS ft F: 002 2156 _ (')pt-n 1 ct.a Y• t II!.!_ 301~ FOR SALE IY OWMlll tlUNTINOTON CONTINENTAL 2llr C.:ondo w 1rrplc, 11.<JOa. J1hw1hr, w w l pUI 1chl It 1hopp1n1 r1•nter within walking c.luol u\Ce. OPESHSESt;N 11·7 l~ Keswick Ln. llti3 0'.!17 ------CLIAH Ir SHARr 1 BR home, Oonr to ct'll · Open House Sal Sun 8441 ln1 Crplt". nicely up· lnthanapohs St. 4br. 3ba. araded .. wull tn '4wll ltV acce11. clON~lO bch, t rp1'11:. cu~t d 11" 1 h ru. rut e11crow 963 ~94 __ out A lovely ranch style ~RT1s5:i°t:. 962 US3 N~-... ~·w--.: I 042 _Open 7 da)'l llll 8 30PM _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWNH ! rnl. to ocean, 3br. 2ba, rrplc. ram rm, hrdwd nrs, nice yrd. rtt,500 . OMTHIWATll MAGNIFtCIMT A b TUlt nhuoc~ b ~':~ •••••••••••• !~~~ _.;..:.....; ______ _ • r own ome, 2.~ a. fam rm w/cathedral ctn1. formal D.R., 2 frplca, l1e muter bdrm, cualom Int. at proC. landlcaplna. s121.soo. in· cl. land. 4981 Pauo Seaovla. Open Sat/Sun 12-3. Call eves, 833·2193 LI>. SI-Om OM Will take tbb NEW 2 b • d r o o ORANGETREE COfMto with central A/C Dnd ue>1raded very nice· ly .... ooo. Call to .ee. YILl.AM 111 l IDlM.-A/C Be ready for summer in this dramatic air conditioned Village 111 aarden home. Upgraded carpets and drapes1 paneled den, 2 baths and located near pools, tennis courts, gotr course, shopping and 11chools. All the comforts for good California Living. Only $83,500. FIXIR UPrER Two older OOU'IH on om• R·2 lot with alt t 8t elley 0/11 Sat/Sun l ·S. 8421 "DOLL HOUSE" Bndeeport Dr. ll.B. Quiet cul de-J'uc • huge ____ !182--.·S_oo_i __ _ A lush. ro11a1e lined walkway druwt you Into an unparalleled ln,•rior drenched In elefance. Bot..h tho maaalvo 2 story hi th II vln1 room with open staircase and \.he 1tunn1n1 formal dlntna room loou otr to lb• IWHptl\I &4' dock and patio. 'l'hl• cul·de-eac home In HUNTINGTON HARBOUR baa 2 wet bars. one In hu1• pool room, a library tucked ti IAMCH 11.M.TV 1514000 • o~eas.,omeoeHn vl1.1w Aaklnf f.1 t0,000 AMCHOU•I 9"YISTMINTS 17141 .... 7711 lot . Mn! lwfrm I b th 111· Ina l'll•Mn ono or n kind heat llD at $5H.OOO lluicy! 063-Mil ~- Walker & let! Heal (stale WOOOllfDGI WOODBRIDGE PLACE Blecay Mott.I, walk lo the lake. •Br. 3Bo, 2 frplca, a car carar•. l mo old. '13',500. Pvt Pty 988-191C or 844·001• or SS2..ct Into • cozy alep-down ___ ...---.;....;.....;.;--...;.i alcove, ramlly room, 4 balhl ~ muterpleu truly wort.b vlewU\f I By appolntmtQl on r - Open 'tJI t P.M. • ·~ l Hl'dwood Model Twnh1oe 497 2457 3 Ur. 2'i ba w /frpk. nr ----·---- toke & pool. 1 bl~ to park. Channing 3br, 2ba. Pool Fully up1rd d. PP. Completely redecorated $85,500. Will lease Sl39,500. ByOwner. 551-577• oi94 '1837 or 499.3497 COLONY, 3 br,? ba, ram. Tired ot living in a box? rm. highly up.tr,aded. Try a round house. 4 Br, rool/lJ!nnli.. $70,1100. 2 ba , family room. 551 M51 atoraous ocean views. Rancho Son Joaquin Oulslandang 3 Br San Luis Rt>) Mdl. ui>ar::idcd cpl:., tinted windows, many other xtro!t. Outstandtnit 190 d1•j!rce \flCW or hills, UC.:J. NewportCntr. SJ2!J.500 San Joaquin Ht:altors 752·18.'IO 544-1308 MOHARCHIAY On the mall, o timeles11 houi.e. compll'tely re decorated In xlnl lute, With the hntst or noor ' 1225,000. ~~~ 939 Gtennevr• 494-8519 CXEANVIEW 1eo• 3,'.RCHBAY OPEN SAT /SUN 1-t Pvt guarded community. walk to bch, tennis courts, clubhse, ·4Br, 3.Ba, Cum rm, marblo frplc, wet bar, lg n.oelwood deck, executive home, shows ltke new. Ready lo rnovc into, cul· de·sac, xtra lg earagc, lnd1cpd IJy Rogers -. - CATALINA SUMSITS ~-w•~ ..... ~--~Nt J llOtM 't!:=. ttte a...t .. .-.... WI ID!IC , N•liti v I WHll .......... t~ · 4hn•, loft mid IUwY SI.' 11s•nmt1 • • • Cl SZZl,000 OfllH HOU Salw._, May • •· t 2:00 to 4!00 ,,...;111 c9"!" va.w. Legmehach. LACUNA BEACH i '91·2411 499-4551 DANA POJNT 41)3,.8812 LAGUNA NIGUEL •n-1120 110 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW Magnificent custom home in the heart of Laguna, close to town with fabulous Wh.tte Water Coves view & Catalina sunsets. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, 2 patios, huge deck, street to street lot. Sl95,000. Owner will finance for 30 years. 91(i 7c No loan costs. Call for appointment. BOND REAtTY 831-9411 831-2212 27842 Forbes Road x~r.a?~~or~~ w wet bar m paneled family room. 3 bdrms , 2':a ba . Pride o ownership $138,500 Victoria Bch EnJOY beauttrul summer sunsets Crom this ceda & glass home Ocean 111de of hwy. Stained glass, fplcs, sunken tubs $217.000 LAGUNA REAL ESTATE IS FOR ''ttEAL" We offer the following REAL VALUES. 1. 1 i Acre estate: 3 BDRM., FAM RM., H UGE GAME RM Outstanding older home Has been greatly re furbished, with some mmor remodeling left undone. Localed on grounds W /EXC . OCEAN VU. Lge. 4 car garage. An outstandln~ opportunity at $195,000 2 BLUE RIBBON SPECIAL; this spal'iouf 3 bdrm. home is our ''BUY 0 1'' THE MONTll''. Bill on s gen Uc levels. Features huge liv. rm., beam ceilings. fireplace of black iron & USl'd brick. B1ll ·1n _;;;:;;==;;;;:;:::;:;.i kitchen. separate laun· dry & !lewing rm. A real OCEAN VIEW!! CUSTOM HOMI -PllVATI AalA Beautlrully decorated C8pe Cod. 3 Bedroom + den, 2t,', baths, open beam eelllnas, pegged entry noors. Ex- u nsi ve 'Use or wi>od & brick. BuUUn BBQ .. Lus h landscaped yard. Outstandln& ocean view. Walk to beach. Guarded •ate community with pool, tennis courts, etc. HWTY on this lovely home. $2391000. JAYW. YEATS COMPANY 499-2237 &.ogunci HICJUef '052 Ml1110ft VlelO I 0'7 .............................. ~················ ~ p€HIG€ , HOM€S REAL• ESTAT• 8ROKaRAOE lit .................. ,. ... ...,, ............. . ITALIAMVILLA leautfMYfew COMOO tadrid, noar taf(e. 3br Newport leach I 069 Mewporl lfach 3 Bedroom, 2111t llalb, din· 2bn, din rm, lrg ram rm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll\g l'QOm, 2 f1~pl ces. all bltns. air. Spec-, beam ceillri . W Ill to tacuh.r cust crpts & COUM11lY LIVIMG BEST HUY AT BEACR. ocean. or1a1.na1 model, drpi. 2 cvr'd patios, BACKBAY AREA Duplex. close lo Balboa never lived-In. Great beaut lndscp'g & walls. Great enlertaintnent Pier, 3 Br down, studJo locaUon $109,soo.--S81.a985 O HSat/Sun home. spacious 4Br. ~~~DERSR ~ JAY W YU TS 2~:i8a, LR, DR. den opn CHAIMIHG DECORATORS HOM Spaciou · 3 Bedroom. 3 butt., tamily room Quality Fixtures I.:ovely Fr~ncb Doors & . Used Brick Every\\ b Tile Floors Lush Landscnping I 907 T1-.wti:dll; t.rcrntO,.. W /S. I Z.S S. Cleaiti"* 1076 D. M. MARSHALL & A SSOCIA. TES 642·9404 537.3197 1501 Kings Rd. View! View! View! One level. 3 BR, 2 BA. Vlewl View! • •••••••••••••••••••••• urse trl·lovel, Br, 3 Ba. fam Rm·b aut pool. Prim• tar 11. Oc an vlew. Prine . only. $122,500. 4$.U4'76 PRESIDENTIAL HEIGHTS TOWHHOME Luxurioua slnJ;le story llvln& ls yours In this de· lu'(e pool side end unit -.1th 2 patl06, cathedral ceilma-onty 3 years old. Only $M.950. By appolnt· menl Open W 9PM. • Newport leach I 069 to patio w tias BBQ & Joon Howe, 631·2133 or REALTOJll9·l137 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fir6pil. lg lt1t w tmany 548-5774 Lease only $1000 Per Mo W/OpUon I _,, N. , .~ MEWPORT xtra!, wet bar, patios orr --------1 l.U!f"'na tgue 1MAJfSTIC (font bdrms, Ja matr ste OHH SAT/SUN 1.s Open Daily UAM.,.PM GOLFCOORSE the choice a>mmunity ELIU'!. JlNCE w/Rom tut>, atrium CUI· 102 Columbf Ct •L COLONIAL ...,.."' de· s a c St . owner • • ""oda Magil (7 I 4J 642·3600 Ocean view home on San MI SS I ON VIEJO Private galt!d front lransferred$128t~· <Newport C~l(l) -----------pp---p-------rn:Tmv" Clemente Golf Course. 4 BeauUrul while stucco 3 patio Tile entry Huae OPE.NSA.'NSuN l 5 Top fll.bt condo: 3 llll~UJW™ KU v.u4 WW:...---eleKant bedrooms, :! bedroom, 2 bath El f11m rm .• gourmet 2392Bav Farm Place bdims. Ii torrnal dlniria .... ..__L I 69· ..._ r1--1. 1069 ... ~•'-a, den, fumi·ly room Jardine model-nearly k1lchfa. N•w butcher ..-.C'f~ Bkr. rm .. lo a choice location. Nwport ....,.."' 0 ,..,. --" .,...,.., new. Spacious country block counter top . .-v• Beautiful decorator's •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• & sunny lanaL Jo'or the kitchen, custom drapes F0r~I Dine! S.paTale 2 +GUEST+ 3 BA. Land home with deluxe up-NO FIX'H UP! HARBOR VIEW ~I~~ing family at and upgraded carpels. Master Suite Double included. Comfort, con-grades. Recrcallonal Just move right in, 3 Br , .. SOMERSET" BEllTHi\ UENRY An excellent value al vanity mirrored ward venience, nr . pvt. beach, faclhlles features Incl. dining rm. family rm, R f:AL'fORS $73,900. robes. Plus 4 more ~ueen goodies galore! Drop by t.ennls, sauna, jacuuj & w/f1,rc. 20141 Bayview, MODEL 21S Del Mar 492·412l Laguna Niguel Realty sited BR sewing room or Sat/Sun 1·5. 2511 Vlst.a ~· Sl37.500 SA Hgts. 540-7660. Open Immaculate 5 bedroom, - 830-5050 496 4040 work shop ls here too. Dr· Dr .• Bayshore 640 TUSTIN Sun 10.SPM. $69,900. By 3 bath h ome -two SEVEN UNITS, best buy ing your horses! This $187,500. <Newport Heights) owner fireplaces-areal rumaly in San Clemenle. Won't bcout1ful 4 .000 sq. ft. Property House 642-3850 ftOOM TO garden, build area plus formal dlmn~: la:.t at Sl 77,500 mansion only Sl79,SOO solar pool, house your On a pool sized lot and White Water R•olty Call ror personal preview HARBOR VIEW boat. park your RV. play EASTBLUFF p RI c ED T 0 s ELL 607 Victoria A "e. TRl·LEVEL today!7~·1700 Th'is lpo~eRITy03FIBNrO Fam volleyball. build a Lovely"' bedrm. 3 bath NOW: Sl72.500 Open l1l SanClcmente,Ca. 4 Dnd 'JI b lh ~Nll1 Q o l1 .. IV1ilO•f"'l-f• ' 0 I h • ., 9P .. 1 "" room ... , a !I, I Rm, 2 sty. °"~ or the p ay O\Uie or entertain family home. 2500 Sq.Ct. ... . 498-2722 Pro res s i on a I I Y 1•11~~j11·J.! most PoPlltar horn~ in lhe cub scouts on this On prime corner loca· LOT in best South San pool, 1reat mountain . -· ·~ ~~ only sparkling clean 3 bdr m .. Hawaiian teahouse and Pl-•• & level 498-Z722 view. $149,000. SI 59 500 2 ba. home wllh many crafts room. New on - landscaped, Ct~us.e. 1 1f all Npt 8cti i1 offered al huge corner .lot + 0 lion. Big yard with J£ 1Qual~ Clemente area. Xtra lgt!, JAY W. YEA TS ROOM FOR IOA T And is not' tse I and cw.tom built ms. $l04,000 market at $157,000. Propertln Whit• Water batty REALTORS Camper too an these Owner lr11nsferred lo l~L·~·~~i ·~ RoyMcCardle 1'00 0UA~st~:!0 TllACH Beautiful 21rCondo 499 2237 two new custqm home! Reno. Nevada & must _% -fllR-_ RHffor 1810 Newport garage. i patios. pool rec • in Newport Hcbls. :! sell! 833-8162 J nr. ii Costa MHO 548·1729 A PEACH rm. gol( course view, 1 Architect's Ocean View Cu st o nl&T~ g n e d Catalina sunsets from every room. 4 Br, 3 Ba. walk lo pvt beacti club Sl65,000. Open house Sun 2·5PM. 32482 Adrrnllr Or Monarch Bay Terrace Ownr. 496·6271 MEW Br+lite bonus rm, 21 1 MewportPacific • 675·5910 * 342 .•achTre•Ln. blk to oct-an, S56,900. ba, fam+din rms. 2304 ln•eshntnts 36..17 E C~t ll"'v, CdM r Bkr 1·485-0331 1>q ft, 2 story, lots ol · Open Sun. 1 ·5 ---- wood. $l4 l ,OOO ea WANTED DOVERSHORES STEP ~;l~~id,k~~crhe~~"'m~~Y o::+7J&~?,i~ 3106 & 3112 Broad St Harbor~iew Horne Elegant spacious pool amen1l1cs St.'c ludcd SUPlo:H LUXURY CON· E:lst of Nwpl & So of 15th 4 or S Bedroom from -ei;tat~ completely furn pool. Bay Knoll 1u cu DO 2 bdrm, 2 bath. pvt St Open wkdys I 3 owner. 640·7609, 640-2970 w 1amoni t1 es, t 0 0 Ab'l. 645 7555 elevator, frplc, wet bar, wknds 12·4 numerous to Ii s t . putio. all bltn applns, in- Cull 7311522 SEA VIEW Dynamic SlS9.sOO up MEW LISTING cl. trash compactor, Western Pac1f1c Prop ocean/Illes view. Brand OPEN SAT/SUN dshwhr & self cleun new. choose colors h RI BACK BAY oven. Ass umable Jst. E"'STILUFF S2S.OOO. under mkt. Jo nKlo~e ll' owe with 15% down. ~ c:•a 86 J v c 645·6822 tH5·655G Charming 3 BH + family VIF.W FHOM Ii ROOMS S279.SOO . .,..,,. 14 · 0 -----room. heavy shake roof. S72.500. Crcsl Invest· Shctrm,lgfamrm.3ba 1 BR starter home G~ SEAVIEWPLANI to this beautiful 5 2 bru:k lrplc's. pmall' mcnts.OJ:!25!l359 3 l·ar i;:ur, xtru closets o o o B Lse & buy lall'r 644 5508 bt.'<lroom, 3 bath home in yard 230G }'uirhill Ur SM 01311 Sl80.000 location. 56 ' O . y -. Ncwporl'i. rabulous East ownr 494 2913___ llG C ........ y0 .._. Bluer! SlSl .OOO. Red $119,750. 0J)t'n house Sal "'" " l·S. Call Mur1anne at 4 Bdrm, Living Rm, IJm ---------1 HARBOR VIEW 110!\1 ES 3 Cherry HUis Ln. Carpet, 754·1202 640-0663 or 641r7-11 t Agt 3. WATER, WATER Ing Rm. Family Rm LIDO IAYFROMT One nr a kind. Palcrmo4 OPEN SAT/SUM 1.5 •l!!!!!ri!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!~ll buy al SIOS,000 EVERYWHERE, that's Custom built view home with Pool & Sandy beach Br i''R. 2', Ua . super Beaut. lge secluded lot HEAR PRICED FOR QUICk SALE OCEAN CANYON Vt EW 2 level11. 3 Br i;o Ba. w/hugc Fam Rm. walk· m~ distance to beach. White Water Realty 498·2722 ntjl ... 9'C:...I .... - Sl89.000.SBR/2Da Bchsd S198.500-3BR /den Jo'anto&llc Ocean Vu s:m.ooo or SJ75,000 <2> m bid 'g ~la Re Oc Vu tBR :rn::a+pool the theme for this Can at. 29511Ana !\tans :; Br, 4~ bath~. 2 frplcs view $195,000 Prine On w /elec gates. Pool CHERRY LAKE. .. tastlc 3 BDRM .. SEP Professional architec Luxury living for l,Y.644562lbyappl Open w jacuu1. view. 4 BR. in 1rac1ous Back Bay GU~ ROOM. 3 BATH lure & landscapmit bll'nd SMO.OOO Xlnt financing HseSal Sun 2·5PM 212 Bw. with conversa area on a charming cul- res1dence Has SWIM & provide an open, aiQ avail lsl orrenng. prin I.Ion p1l Best buy m Big d~·sac. is a spacious 3 POOL. J ACUZZ(. etc & fee It n g & pr 1 \ Jt' y c 1 Pa I 5 on I) · Ca II OP8EYNOIWIONUESRE Canyon bedroom. 2' 2 bath home awe m~pmng OCEAN 8135.000 Callforllcla1I-. Owner Af(t6736272 withTWOr1replaces! Sip VU. IT'S COOL AT --------•1 E Bluff4 Br. Pam Rm.2 Nr Bs<-k Bay, 3 Bl° 1 Ba, your morning corrce m s1m.ooo MAY 0 c K sa.uMG (pies. 2•, Ba. pool :.iz.e lge lot. new bllns. air, lhe brt ghl, cheerie OCEANFRONT MISSIOM REALTY lol 2211 Alta Vista Open Sal/Sun 5499091 kitchen. Extra large Lll.'(unuµs 2 ~R. 2l•. DA 985S C t. Hwy, Laguna ~ ~~. Np~~ ~~~~~~sa &4-1·1323or6H 1325 Below Markel. by ownr. bedrooms make this a 1000 sq n. 20 hi wall of Phone 494-0711 (7M)49' -,..v SINC"~ rn.'i'l 3br. 2ba, Harbor View true family home -in gl<1s!I onto II( sundcck ----------759-0226 HEW BLUFFS CONDO Home w1schools, green· fantaslic area! By ap- ovcr sandy private bch EX9UISITELY Lclbf.on.st 1055 Blooming Delores belt&areaswlm'apools pomtment only. S127,SOO Centl'al local . arcnt \U 'DECORATED ....................... rCCf'llN !fESl Model, 3 Br 2•2 Ba, end s131.soo. Lamson or Opent119P:\I. Exchan.:e for Income. View Condo LAKEFRONT·W1th large \: ~ unit. By owner. SOI Richards. (:!l3) 593 3207. Lovely 1Br " den. 2B:i dock & pal.IO, mountain Playa SIJJ,500. 6-14·7901. 1213) 433.2354 or (714 ) I' jGuail ~ home, beautiful while v.ew, •Br, 2'it8a, askmc OCEAN VllW Open House Sot. & Sun. 893-7469 • Pl Sl45.000. By owner l 1 6 PM 0 w n er ---------ace water view, frplc, Im· Leavins area Make of & MIGHTUTIS I. t. I It OPEN SUN I 4 p ti ported tile. hu11e decks, fer.S81-1126evesiwknds HARBOR VIEWHOMES :!!_ coopera ew rea ors. • " raper •• French doors, 9' ee11angs, Open House SaltSun 11 5 PllASE Ill Lease Opt .. 1 yr beaut. U4 llrd Str..t 712.•\920 ---------e kitchen hait hand hewn 2 ..-Ml h L otRr. 3Da. Paler.mo, coun· condo Pool & ten nis Nice 2·atorrc duplex, 3 & 1•00 ouaiur. Nrwl'O 'llACH -_1.....,_c igan n__ T-· 2 Ith! b k f I · hi DUPLEX cahmets. whtthr, dryr. try kitchen, fam rm, 2 Newport Crest. 640·1751 • w n oc o ocean 2·Story dup ex, wit n tr1111hcompactnr,dblselC Open Today 12·6 frpl cs. fully lndi.cpd. You ownthe land! hlock ot ocean. Prime 12) 1 bedroom unlt11 clennmc ov•n. Sl20.000 IlACH'S DELITE 7~ 1073 --------1 GIB WALKER rental area! li1.1pcr cond1t ion! New Howcrd JohftlOft 3 br w new plu!lh cpl • ---IAYC~ST Agent 675·5200 carpeting 11nd paint In balty fprl. aurrounded by !AST IWFf.LUSK Total privacy and regal R LTY 675-5200 upstairs unit• Nt•wly 4,7•1144 warm 6 $U)' t'Onvena· , tarn rm. 11 con\er c1>mfort ate built lhto1----------1 HEW WATERFRONT pointed exterior. 3 _________ Uonpil+tenn .. boollna. Jot , mmoc, \)y ownr thiscustom3bdrm.,den. HEWPORTHTS. COHDO Blocks from he1<'h-CC etc. 22036 Lakehind 1119,500 Cl44·180S Prln dinlnc. family and ASSUMELOAH Newport's most pre· partial ocean view r•Hte STOM BtMit '4 Or. frml Coll: Patti T:ipp;in tor only billiard room home, with 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, family stlglous 2Br. 3Ba, lg IUX· South L11gunu ;ireoa Oln . Xtru lit' lot detuils, 516·2537 or large pool. Ideal for rm. Everything new! uryunll,allameniL1csln- Jlurryonthisone' Call S\ .OOO Ph~ '781·5500 Richardson gracious enlertaintna. Buy IL now & help select eludes pvt sauna, boat RID CAR'IT ---RI.rs Inc. Come see today, open the new carpeting. slip avail, professionally Realtort lll-JllO •-~"" Hlh I OIG ---------12·5 at 1339 Hampshire 1109.950 decorated. $215.000. Also ~~~~~~~~~ .•.•••....•............ .a. Jbt. Zl>:l at 22512 :\lontova Wfft NIM COftdo S7t,CJOO f213 >672-l131 & Qwet, <:ool & be.ullful. 2 C211>'170.2"72' BR. 1 ... ba., deck, 1re•·n141~ _______ _ lit fairway vln1, dbl. gBN1ge wlttt open r ; up 1maded thruout 176,000 Open Sun. l ·S 31846 w Nine Or Cotr Crown Volley Pkwy ), LAfunR Nlcuel. F•tasffc OctmtVa.w rt'\c. ( r "'JZU. I\ , ~.1,,J ,I I rl'.1.fr r 1 T OP or WOJ\LO, b owner. a Br a Ba. Fam ftm, I lot. Low, low IESTIUY Contfmporar) Cnllfornla Townhome Over 1500 !liq f\. + Vl!ran dn w/vlew. 3 BR'I, l~ ba'1. MC, 2 car aar. Onl> ,llOO. •IOCARr.IT .... '*' Vieto 1067 ctrcle Just oft Santlaao Jet.Ae avaaJ. Sh.own by -••••••••••••••••••••• 1275.000 appt.onJy. 673·8042Agt . SPAMICIM' LHICHONElC HIW REALTOR 642-9123 Thia Mv.tr·hved In "La Vamllia&" rnndel with a HUit PVT. HACH Anxtou1 owner. llome +&uest. Brinaorterl Agent: 645-QU Owner bouaht another Nice 2 story, 3 BR. 3 BA. 2 frplc's home Close to beach, bay & shopp1nc Fee land R-2 Lot Will easily .convert lo lrg duplex . 5 136.000 Owner/Jigl. G7S 6775 or 6-16-7'111 I 31 I CLIFF DR. OPEN SAT /SUM flARE INDEED IS A PROPf;RTY WITH THIS VlEW. Lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Immaculate throughout. A:.km~ SI 13,500. J; .A.MCHOUGI IMYESTMIHTS C714t 496-7711 3 Bdrm, 2 ba lloui.c & --------• View Apt. Kng sz pool & jacu7.ZI. Agt 955 1296 LARGE FAMILY HM NEWPORT SHORES Expandect 4Br. 4ba, sun ken fam r m w/wet bar. Mstr. suite has study & lge priv. sundeck, 2 frplcs. lgc patio ore ram1 ly rm. Comm pool!>, club house & te nnis courts make this property one of Newport's best values for Sl39,500. Open house Sunday 1 5 pm 477 Prospect Sl. Ph 615·8626 OCEANFRONT J,ovcly 4 bdrm home overlooking blue Pacific. Private community <Cyprus Shore) w I ac· l'Css lo priv. beach, sgl story w /3000 sq .ft. OCEAN VIEW Fantast1r view or all Potnls west. 3 bedrm home, newly decorated, private community w1beach access. ..m:mm. I I \f\ i l(f \I I\ tJ /, ,,, ,, " I 11. J. \ ' ,, j ' 2ooos9.FT. BY OWNER, SPACIOUS 3 Br 2 Ba, t'ormal Dlt. Fam .. eourmet's delight kitchen, at r i u m. Refurblllhed inside &. View. Priced for wrap· ~. $86,000. 402·3390 DUPLf;x, Dana Point, Ocean View, 1 \.\ yra old 498-272i ~ White Wahr ltfffty IYOW,,.ER SAVE MONEY I 'J' (•ly li1rl{t' n•mc>dell'd home Jhcl. ':!hJ. 11 plc, 1W\\ l.1l hltnf cli.hwJ~hr lk-aut1ru1 pl1i~h t'JI pl 'i.: 1· 11 ~ t 11 m <l r a p C> !> LndM·p re:<l1g111u" Cowan llt11:hti; 31Jr , J1,ba Full IJ;1r 1n dl'll. wet bar 10 din rm <! frplcs Cui.t11m11<'d in COSTA :\1 f':S,\ Tltlf'LF:X rrutc ul CJ\\ ncr~h•p on Quiet 11lrcct. Sparwu~ uwncr1> unll with I 1rt·plJCt' Cull for 11p po1ntmcnl. :\ow only St~.ooo I tenor w l'' 11 u1 '1 ll l' FintTnastDHd ";llnul 11.111dm)I l'oul SJ60.000 with~()"", of equ1 S?.".:. io1 ·"1112 •• ~nly Lill JA jQuail ~ ty prote«aon. A\•1ulabl" • '"' •111111 .11 • 1~ I • Plac• at 9',. 30 yrs. Oceuntronl HEW TOWHHOME Prap ... tln home valued UG00,000 1'1•1f1·1 l l11•'Jl11111 :!Hr 712•1920 MAY Q ,.,.. K 211.1 lht• h11o:h11'1 l(f,ldl' MOO OUAILtf Ht~ ~ t'I'"'' 1lt "'· t'llPll,llll'l'~ &1---------·1 11"'11 lncln 1 luli 1,11' 111 ducfo· pool ,,11111.1, ttlllo <! I' a r I! ·' I " \ I p .. t 1 0 • ~'i:} ~10 l'nn only. Call uwrwr 752 ~1(11( 8EAUTIFUL l9 UHITS '-'anla Ana. $600,000 • 'l7 RJchelor unlh &. 12 I Brtrm Unll'I llLLGRUMDY REALTOR 675-6161 lhr, JhJ , lam rm, 11tn rm.I•-------- '' pl. Irµ rnnl Int Tl•11111" ---------• 1'v prk I hlk Sll~'l.lll"I ~1 ll 117H.'I I 15.!:! 1\ 1111•1 I ,n rui. Dl1trn1 ,ro,.,.ty! We• rnn rind ti for yt~u B1 .. 11't1 .i11•11 Probutt"s, CASHltlTUaM tO'h cash retutn fGr SU5,500 cash investment Oil lnl'Ome property Call for det&1 ls. MAYO CK 1098 ..................•.... 8 UNITS h,11tkrll(lh0 1t'' lf U!llCl' .. _ 11~· It•,, f11r1 1'fl ... 1le<1 under I 1 ---. flV OW"H.lt )Iii IJIMI :1h markt'l \ uhw~ We t'Bn Pl,lfS rnl for 4 more DON T'IL.9 .. • 11ihn, hrrlw1l rti ... nu ,i.1111t H'nlur,· t'ull World Ea~t C0&t11 M"a loca AS90C .. RllALTOR• rrpl'I( "iu ,.,, l't•\ ''"•'' Wulf' Uroltt•r'\ 1173 154S t.JOn. All unlb 3 BR, 2 ba. .,. ... ,.,"' •vr ••• '"- mi: F.nclusw palm. 101\ ---------1 Great pot.enuall Call for ---·----- \\'l1 urut 'r ~l·h" A ----anappoantmtnt W1nler. l.JlUe laland E ahOti"i Qu1et11Tl'a.!\o.or • _ _. .... tahC-M'-LlltAISOlt Bayfront w/pler. Fully W arnl'r & w e11l nf -.::a -...-• 0 f.tJ~nollo 8741 Unl\ersc Profu 1 n' f'lt ment llALTY l.M60 furn. Sept tll Jun•. rl On' 1 la t SUIOO/mo. Without pier ~M?27 ~ _L__ ana.V'l~!l, aappr.&•H u Loa Anael•s area. SUOO/mo.673-0211. ~ t ll>1 h "'' dvlc• 1325 ()()(). Net income ---------OtherR•ol Ett• Spet't.alul nR 1n 8t'h • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT RE1\c'll Dt'An1t1 V1lla14t• Ohl WHlf' :?Hr. II\ 1 h1•h , fi()C:k llP:&l'I' uv111I ~I 7:10 f\Jm m11y l>l' p11r1·hui.l!cl Lnrryfl.'16 9253 PP Laqfe Mubllt• llomu Ocranfront 499·3628 multi plu propc-ru~ Sdlc•• & l>u' t•r• 11~ .&11 c .. 11 R;•n ... 111~ ( 'l'ntury 21 8111 1 IM l'r09i. Country llfi'> 23511 7 \IMtT5-IALIOA Prim(• area. Qrou 31.IJOll + Will trade up or down. Own11r I Aait. 646-155:1 or 6J 1 00'.lO ---1 DEEP IN THE Hl!ARTOF ... Mobile home by ownrr. Corona del Mar-the ul· Star adult park SJC. imalAe In duplc-x history! 20x4$. Sl9,500. 4!WI 667 \Jwner'1 unit ha1 2 _c_a_ll_A_M_rdt_a ... P._Pl_. ___ 1 t>.droom1, two baths ~fortale UOO PLU S den with ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVATE DECK UP· stairs DOWNSTAIRSI• this ptOpttt r ~II Jim ~rbhlre MERRELL REALTY : OR.AM<H COUNTY , ONE SQUARE MILE S360 per acre $230.410 11 fantutit' cathedral 697aW.-.M.!- ceUlna liv1nc room, dln· ·total ; firm. IS7,500 do\IWI Consldtr 11tchan1e. ,,rr Black Sur Canyon. <»en tU9PM. i. lnl( room, FAMILY Duple., cu1tom bitlt. ROOM. masnl'l\otb trtt Capistrano &each, bnr, fireplace 4& patio. 11.40.000. Att. ~. Bulll In kitchen•. F.l<c t» Uonal landscaptns excellent area I IU5,000. OpeoUltPM. Nint a,. 2 er, sno. ,.uo, tu, + more. Uat. 6cnall r ... J 116 * •C IPJU JAii .... I Bedroom, I bUb townhom• Oft f l'ffftbell near Hunt n1ton Harbour. Pool. J cuuJ.-----1 ----tennl1. encl. double retree V 11•••· adult .u o 2 Br CONDOt overlook• prap. -1 Imo. 1lrHm. Pool, Jacuzzi , * * lennl1, ••una, clbhte. Great Cal Cloulc rats mo. Wkdy1i Bob netchborboocl I BR ~•r McGrew, m.1223; Evua. Mudowlart 0 olr, 83.1-2280 achoola & beachtt. Onb 1Wi--Ood-b-rid-,-, Ar-bo-r _La_k_e-. 2 MLS/roo. br widen. fully up. itaded. Avail ror lmmed occU1>4ncy. For aale or lie seoo. mo. 549-8370 HMTALS ~leech 3241 2 BR, 2 ba •••.•• 5425/525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 2'AI ba ..•...... S475 lJVIH.A llNT ALS Ill\ 2·3BR, +D,2ba .... 1425 NorthLeg.e 'wf 3 BR, 2 Ba ....... S42$/S50 Walk to beach; newly de-3 BR, 21,A, Ba ••••• 1475/SOO ted 2 bdrm 2 balh 4 BR, 2 Ba.··'······· 5435 f:'!e on laree 'iot with 4 BR. 21-\ ba. ·' · • SS35/550 private patio. ~75 Mo • 4 BR, 3 Ba .•...•••••• SS15 tr -·...a. L .LAKE FOREST _,. CICJM9 3 BR. 2 & ......... , . M95 Neat 2 Bdrm. apt., cJono THE BLUFFS to1hopptna" beach. $400 4BR,3Ba ........... $850 Mo. red hill ... r' •'. ,' • : Emerald Terr. a BR .• fam. rm .. frplc .• 3 ba .. II•· deck. Beaut. fenced yd. " trees ft ocean view from mstr. aulle. Avalt . July 18. ST&O Mo. Aaent 494-7551 .... ,. - SPYGLASS HILL Ocean View. pool. 4 Bdrm. $1050 mo. 644· 1968 orS4i·5162 Harbor View, Carmel model, 3 br. 2 ba. $575 ---BAY VIEW, Cliff Dr. 3 Br, Back Bay 3 Br 2 Ba. Fum den, 2 Ba, hardwd firs. Rm, lge rncd yd. ova1I DR, $005 673-2252 mo. 644·2841 J~, $500.S48·0290 WATERFRONT HVH. Monaco. 2 Br 2 Ba. convert d e n , pro f lndscpd, pool, tennis prtv. $.Wl mo Jncl grdnr F.astbturr 2 slry vu. 3br. 3ba + Ira fem " frplc, i.undk o[f m111l. Ile. ISS(l OC\'an . SHOO mo Bayfront con· do2+d~n. \lew 9850 3 Br ~1th boat dock \\AT!RFRONT HO~tF.S Ml~..... J26'Mlw,.,.1Hcla JUt ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I trvtne raalty llG CANYOt-1 TOWMHOMIS Deluxe ureatyle ror adults' -lease a 2 or 3 BR townhomc w /gotr course view extraQrdinaire. Patios , balconies, entry fountains, secunty bldg. From 8750 to S895/mo. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. <U·23) Oakwood Garden Apartments CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. Pool. tennis. Some ocean & Catalina views. Close NEWPORT ArARTMEHTS pm, Lovely new lge 1 br, cpts, drpa, stove, gar .. mature adlts. No pets. 1984 C Anaheim Ave. 545-3229; 646-3160 2BR 1190. Infants only. 1 Br apt, refrig, cpts. editerranean Villag •Beamed ceilings, woodpaneling •Grasscloth wallcoverhi •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk-in cbsets •Balconiet, patios •Park-like landscaping •Swimming pools, jacuzzi •Lighted tennis courts f Minutes to freeways & b$ches •Security systems I 19100M I llDIOOM & ... ---------• to shoppin& & rlne beach. Ulils. No pets. dr~t.. ~vail June 1. ~>oo. 24SONewport Blvd. S44·;AN8or97S.2531. Costa Mesa •Eastside, 2 Br twnhse 2 la-2 II TOWMHOUSI HUGIZ IR P\4rn or unfum. Quiet. in:amac. bids. w /~aut.' lawn &c landscapil\g, cov'd, sanaes. adults. no pets. Leeward Apartments t1 blk. E. or Newport Ave le 1 blk S. or Bay> CaJl&31·0397 associa ted 644·2611 I~~~~~~~~~ 2 Br apl. Fncd pat to, ,.Jge patio, lndry hkup, A specla] section for those with !!mall pets. rrptc, jar. disposal. 1331 avail June 15. S280. AduJLs Only I ~er, Apl A. Open Sat. _548_·4_97_1______ Office Open Daily 9 tO 6 GJ -'----'---------------r 3 Br2~l1 Ba,twnhse,fplc,2 17t4t 117 .. 020 Spectacular ocean & jetty 2 Bdrm. Upper apt. Open c a r g a r • n i c e view. 3br. 2ba. frplc, beam, bltn r anee. neighborhood. S42S. 2400~borBlvd.t CostaMesa,Calif. ~.mo. yrly. 675·2311 Garage $205. 64-0·8823 751-7319 .. _______________ _ 1rYN 3144 l"IM 3144 lniM 3144 Irvine 3144 . •........................•...............••••.•.....•.•.....•......••...........••......... ········••4••••········ - art01enfs to co01e ho01e to. \ Irvine Company Apartments are designed after the way you live. Choose from over 3,000 different apartm(nt homes in a variety of Newport Beach and Irvine Village locations. You'll .find one just right for y(i)u. Welcome home. ·• Sl)e(lal private•entfT reeidence1 wlth views are srouped around 1peclou1 courrvard1 (of 1nclou. adult end (emlly llvms.Renc. Crom.$290. Three Rockview Drlv•, lrvln•• 833·0400 Turtle Rcx:I< Vista Adult• aod families have 1h~f own environmeni., "c:hurered uollfld prlv111c parkl with awimmin1 pool1. Rentt from $24(), Three Bear w, Irvine DEERFIELD I t ADULTS only Eut CM. 2Br. w/1.r. '•· $2~0 .1---------6?,.~ orf1H224 NICE 1 br, pool, adlta. no pets. 1240. 841-3798 a(\ 6PM ot 548-47~ 2 BR. unr, clean, close to 1hopa. MS.ant PACIFIC WOODS Woocts, Waterways Gftd You" 9-llty .Adutt ., .. I Allr/fvn& ....... Sorry no pets Cornrortablc clbhse w all amen1tle11 Mel OpH Daily 9-6 e>p.n Tu. tll lrM 16350 Uarbor Blvd al Ellinger 21,l Ml. N Sun lJleao Fwy 839·21 IO WATERRON't VIEWSIN NEWPORT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT Fantastic while water view, lux 2br, 2ba cor. condo. Pvt atepa lo sandy STUDlOS- BEDROOM SUITES DAILYMTIS CQmpletely furnished with Jdtcben, TV, linen ~ utilities. ROYAL SUITES MOTa Information & reaerva· Uons, 543·2000 • -__ _.._ ________ _..._l ___ _. ____ _ Wooden Crutcbu Found 600 Jasmlno CdM 644·7605 Af'T. MGI WMTD. Indlv. or cpl. Will be resp. for bkpa •• rentals, & mlnot malnt. Call: 714·960·461 UOAM ·6P M VOLT ········· .... -' 1;.;U ONLY PILOT • ........, u. ~ .. :IJ>i ~ •• _, • _ ~· ~ 1 1'" \,tr ~ l ... , 1 .;c· l:~ 1_[': '''"r-• ·,:-;:_s...,.P-j • l':t"-.~~~.WL ... ..,.4: . ...-;t,,.~~ ~ ... ~•"' _ ·--'~" ••• , <............ ... __.. r.• ., .• , .... ":-" ~" .~ Add tt.::Bulld1t.'.:Olaplerlt.!'~HammerJt::.~Cerpet SERVI,..&""'-' DIR'E. ".,., a..__...,.RV:>V f'PIUmD· n ... Patcn lt •• !PIP• •n :.:Kelmt o.seael"~(.;. t , 1 .,lt-.Cemtnt IL •• Wint 1H ••• Hoe lt. ... C1ean it. .. Move "-'-" 1 ••• ~ Roof lt .•• candscape lt .•• TUe lt ... Trlm ... w.LJ .. ~ ~t-.Pt:ess lt .•. Palnt lt.~.Nall lt .•• Pt&•ter lt ... FIX It... ,. ~ Haul lt..." Add lt ... P1ant It ... Alter It .... Learn It:.~ _Jl:~1]i:I • I ---.. j ,1 -' l n , .. """ -• -•< .. -r --I v· ........... c:.pltllnlce c....... =-~-~.. ._._ .. s..tua -.. ·-. ,............... n ... , ""~ ....................... ....................... ........................ ........................ . ................... ~ ........................ ....................... ....................... . .....•................ IUJOa APPLIANCJ Clrpe\lf ;inu1a7 10\ft 6peclall1ln1·Dulldln1 R.ellabAe Expr J paoese TM Mamtauce And IAPANl:SE tad1 would Low prlc-e~ atate 10~ off wltll thl• ad. =oval•. &rltn!¥'1nf. JtSPAIR8 ••frl1•1 or ml••· Repairs • Aftb Deal• Plana foe 1COard er • .lleUGGabl• Repair,: Land1eapl•fl WC.&9bouleelean. Uc/in.rd. r;aterlor Plumb1n1. wawr aerv, 1. tree •t. Lied Pm. w......_ Air Colidl. dM ..... too! oua wort Add. ~ 3 Xlnt ~ n.. MW230 be u l la I . Dr Y w • MS-1117 spedalilL no, m..C.Ucc loakt. batbroom encl. y l~. tu..-U • .,. I 8l ~ .. \flap. "'" nfl . .N.8 .NI-' r.'f!:~i~~:!r:t ..... .., ....., - -Re•a:a·3'81 Qwck .. Tl'MSVI. Palma, APP.Ll4HCEaEPAJR -~ '·' 8\dld'C D"lp• Ent· Elcpr Hawallan 1ardner dtanl.n .. Carpet ei.... .. ••-•••••• .. •••••••• ••••lnt.r/Extr Avenc« HOMl:SAVERS. Plumb· ollva trtmmed, thinned. tlO llrric!eCaU WeC11reC.11*Ct~ Mr. iD'I'* Coast.•. H.,. or Y4 cleanus-•. prunln1.1·t.oa. u tir Hr•lee, ftlwDlaca-Planten room tu. GOoct local lnatcHuuni. ~ t. pruned, removed "'!' CallmA>~ -.Udeuor1hampoo add. a.. Com, St Ue f trtmmln1.baulMMl76 · CTIAllff4'DD:M-t'1tl. BrtdtConemePatlo Nii' h"tt •t. Aak nw llOhr. HoaestArellablt 04&-&:malU ..,....,Sii-·laa alloupholjt.try .. IJwork JJIU4. P.D.I Corp. f\all d ma1n.teDa , • I . , BJockWalll BBQ Pita BrtanMUll41ass terVlce. JSot A. M1d.rch1 • .......... : ......... ,.~ -~~~6;'1:"' --Bed::rcle•nup. :~ -~ ... !............... Rell,l!:llt..-.otM PAINTING·TROWEL M7.Q38Sor'1Sl-3J&O. ~~=ut':!t~ Diet ProCram JO.II> lbe LEEM.JARvtS lawns, 1pkln. ~1-4'1U Sldp&o.cler dwnp trutlc Free E1&: Blookwall• WORK Xlnt work & DeSmttPlumbli\g ta....,. fou i.t. mo. 9atlalacUon Cetoolfft Addit'1.Rmdl'1.bna.s 'bef7pm. haullnc ~work arad: slumpetone. brick: rat..Dean.~seazcM. Re&aaln•Remodellni -:_-_ .. ,:_·-:.-:.-:.-:.,-:.-:.-:.-:.-:_,.:..- ::.!!!!!-T1°'!189 ................ -.... Pb-.m>.Llc317~ Lawn It plant malnt. 1na.deftio.etc.1a1• Res/CC>mm. a. ... lie/· Ellpert f:ntinJ. Avail1· t. Call•*9 r i ,, .• " .... tStnlce £n:rdice yo:~QR•rtlf'h Gara1•PaUo-Room Ad· Sprinkler repair le ttm•g ~~M Bob UO·t35'. b'8 oo.ff FNe est, rus•' MARV-SPLUMltlNG ~ .................. , .... w Jtf:t a ~ ditlon'1. 657·:.Jll or baul'a. 171-2911 for free •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• rates.Call8ructSU.204$ NOJOBTOOSMALL BOOU!:ZPINO • or. : • .., or "J:rci1n~ =~ 314* a.c. • Haullna.movtns cleanup Brick, blocka. rrplca, Proteulooal alntJni. In· Cal184a-9801 1 ·ftCESER.VJCES, wtdys fOf two l*'llC>n•l ••rv, Don's Lawn Sva. Mow ST/up. Treeworir. Re••· slabl, stonework. 20 yn ter/E.ltter. ~eaa, wor~ Pool W.lc• =~c:>· aft 6 •hell W/lndlvMualattentloa. lltcMc.. qe cleanupt.Reaa,de-fut.freeestlU__., exp/ ....... Mlo83:JI auar.64Z-O.WafUpm. • ....................... ~ .-..'~ ..... ~.......... CABAN~JUNG •EL••=.:.::::.•S•:_-R•V••J•C•E• ?!_D~•ble. free eata. SoMylcJer.FREEbaut. ...... ...,,,,. .. ,.... Brtititen up the House• """'--POOLSRE,;.~11 .. EDbl . ~ ,._ n ""9 """'•n&'-nu c. ..__ ~ clee.nup. tree wort •H•u•••••H•••••• .. •• N , p h 1 · rRWesta noruona e -••••••••••••••••••••• b•lllf/"'~_,,_ CAlJ.SSU hr, ltSMAU. = A •-•u-for usable ltetm. Pen· PETERSPAlNTIHC Allor~-~-~r aoa1n1. Guarl.aT!MnUaft5pm. p I II I -_............ JOBSIU-8233 .•lllll • __...._. E 'd • R t ,......., ,,,,.., eat. State orm ea 1enera ....................... ••••••••• .............. ce1/bld1s removed icpr · noaa a e1. Uc 33088&. 835·370$ or Sewfltg/AlttNHow• ~arpenlry. Fln11btn1. Cement work of all kind.I CUSTOM ELECTIUC 2!r old Student lnterelt 5'7"2005· 50t'79ll Pree E1t. Call Gene 67~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••aUaba. w~da. Free · c · ' -552-cM:51 • ellta Mark '151·1304 Reurata-Freeeata Free eat. omm. res. ln houlaittln& thl1 OCO SWdeat. Bil ~ T ----·-----•,._ Alterations. sometimes ~ ..-• • 75().~ 750-M2l honest " reliable aerv. summer. July-Sept. .. .......... •~ trt -----· while you wilt Contract -··91272 Uc 33\201. 751-3150 " Ref1. e•0·5031 Arda true ... u-., ... ;;1•1 m, ~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• ck sample m~lna too. c.,..... B & D Concrete. All a.ms 7am·11 :30pm. :::.Raodt $21, INTBRlOR/EXTR Con.ordeSlabs,blkwalls, S48·l239,IJU.53M •••••••• .... ••••••-••• phuet coocrete, block " PalnUn1 Expr'd bl1la deck le covers. Custom r. ._. s II 4 bs brick work. Free esta. tf 10 .. dBedric HANDYMAN!Carpentry, HAUUNG Oddjobs Law qualltyw0rk SUperreaa dealcn . C ustomer Spas t:j ~~.~:-T•doormaha 1°1 • Uc. lrbonded875·9720 Uc 327136 64Mt74 electrical, plurnbln1. student~~ Jim t. 6'1wuiJohD 1atlsf1ctlon. Call Rain-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~uuc. DI na. 847-Z787or646.a51 ra ' bow Conatructlon <n4) FTN VALLEY SPAS Uc contr, est. 548·2'719 One man crew, 5 yrs ex· .._...., Of.5l5l _ _ -493-.-. Freeesta. Fact~ry Authorized M .5 , perlence }>ouring " ....................... HANDYMAN·Homes ~ Ho•1ICJ••illg Dealer for Genco Spaa. a.......&......Jt..&..-. nrushlnf. Set your own ARMOR FENCE CO Apta. Con1clentiou1 ....................... EXCLNTPAINTJNG ........ /Repair 962--0960 ~ -,.--.,.ir form1, save money. CbalnLlnk&G tel f. crattaman.Ph:~ W t REALLYCLEAN I t\E lte ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ---------• ~-arrapmein,_tr_ye• J.:~u.~ing, CM·LC85 estimates.493~' ree WEDO IT ALL! Freeest. H-ou;E? Call Gln&ham Free~LS.:~#~ED y)l;RYNEATPATCH TeWrialoftRepolr . "" " W1 • .n<r...,.,., • Girl Fr est.a e45 5123 JOBS & TEXTURE ... •••••••••••••••••••• Alllypesconcrete. Patios, Furniture Concrete, pal nt '•· · ee ' · Kno-I•• Palntin "'. ft'eeEst 893-1430 CANOPY TV SERVICE C () l I e 1 e Student driveways. walks, etc ••••••••••••••••••••••• plumb'g, carpenter, HOUSECLEANING Int/Ext, oommercl~1•----· -----1 Carpe nt er. ALL Fast service. reaa. Lie. THE STRIPPERS rool'g, 1lus, electrical, ii our Bullneu Call apt• & redden ti al. HOMES-ADDITIONS A1i'~~i~~!;~~?Jia PHASES. Refs, free est PalomboCortstr962·8314 Furn unflnlthera. Qual. tree removal., earbage Janice's Raggedy Anp'• 838-ll20 Re1tucco over block ---------673-3658 Cofttroct t . • f 1 diap., mar-lite, tlle, at67$-6553 walls. free est, low rates Tiie Is .. ood day to ~ertise in the Dally Pilot Ctasslfied Section. R or s r 1 P g 0 n n e carpte .. sc(eens & beat-p A J N T I N G • X I n t 9 ·4892 •• ••••• • • •••• • • •• • • • • • • emodellna. repalr. ••U••••••h••••••••••• Cum/metal. Let u. take ln1 •. Serv'g Oran1e Cty. HouaelcWindowc1ean1n . craftaman. Knowled0 ea· CERAMIC TILE. New or MHeratlol)s. Lae/aml GERWICK it SON, since tbe hr~ of work from you 22yrs. TI4,636·8555 Good rates & refa Ca,l ble. Free est. Bondillc. DeSmetPlumbinK jbbJ. 11 yu In urea. ls.&7. Uc. 310942. Addi-atapnceyoucan afCord. ..8 ,1 Lynn" 551:6042 873-4967 Repalrs&Remodeling rernodel.Fresl.smljobs Quick service. Lie. tions,remodelina.plans. 661·0655. ,34252 Santa Fe Moore'sVinylRepalr. 536-ml • Call536-3688 welcome536-2426oft5. l'alomboConstr962-8314 5'9·2170or873«Ml Ave,C.pU1trano Bch. Clean. recolor. repair. hoflewbDaeedpeople Get GREEN cub ltJ!U,. :.nltl 642-5678 LOU'S HOME REPAIRS, carseats.rum.cartopg The fastest draw In the 1bouldalwe.yaclllecktbe Ravuomelhlngyouwant forWHITEelepbant. 30 yrs. exp. Carpnt'y, Find what you want in SELL Idle Items with a Freeest.CallS4.9-l4i9 Wat ••• a Dall1 Pilot Senicel>lrectol'yt.Dtbe tolellTClaaslfledadsdo Wlt.baClauifiedAd panl'e, paUo drs. 551-2054 Dally Pilot Clauifiedl. Daily Pilot Clau lried Ad. Clauilied Ads 6'2·5871 Clualfied Ad. 642-5611. DAILY PJL()T it well. 64.2-:i678. Call 142-Sll ' ~ . . Mea,W..W 7100 HtfpW..tecr 710C HefpW-.cl 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HelpW.e.4 7100 tWpW..W 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 HefpW~ 7100 HelpW.ted 7100 ·~····················· ................................................................................................... _ ............................................................. ····•••···•······•••··· BABYSITIER needed for BOOKKEEPING COM-CLERK full /part time. COUNTER Gtrl for dry Girl le Boy 1$.18 7rs for Housekeeper liveln for LOAM SIRY CLK ~~rl&~::S~~!11~~!n 6yrold boy. Ftm noon to PUTER OPERATOR Printing ore.. Lag. Hills. cleaner needed. 18 or DRAFTIMG/CIYIL kitchen help. ~ply •n young Npt' Bch lam. Mortgaae loan broker Beach Phyllcian. Reply :PM. Mon· Fri, '°":itn nefded immediately cnr. Moulton Pkwy. & older 644-0893 JackG. Ra~bCompany ~l'IOO, 3-4pm. riglnal Must speak En1. Refs. firm. Exper. req'd. Near cl85Siried Ad 11931 Daily ~ca ll afl 8P 'knowmu11~8haolvebooskokme LakepJoreal Dr .• COUNTERGIRL-wanted, Expanding lirm or en· N:8,21.21BalboaBlvd, Call644-6880or642-8475 Fashion Island. Call for Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, ..,...e eep· 8:»5 ,.. ex per required. Natural vironmental engineers & . . appt. 644-81124. Co5ta Mesa, cat. 92626. Babysitter" lite hakpna. inl, Inventory, computer Ct k Food Bar. 105 Main St. planners near O.C. Girl Friday or Conatruc· Housekeeper. child~are 2 day1 wk, occas over-exper, good salary & erp1.~ Cle k Balboa Penn,673-2345 Alrport·bu perm. posl· Uon Co Reception lllhl Irvine. Will consider LUMCHCOUHTElt Medical Technologist. Ri&hl.Call833-7S79. treat benefits. 556·6520 ....-..-cy r tloM oren for people bkkJ,)'e,' pa)'roll & ien woman w/small child. FoodP paratlo P/t1me. Calif License ---------• btwn7:30to&4:00 Permanflll·Part Time COUNTER Help, rem. w tel vi enelneer i ne ore cAll Oree betwee~ 8:»5:30 tbru June then nt " req·d. lowork forcllnical Ba bya ltter. Mature BOOKKEEPER-Cr Posi~ion available in p/t. Day & eve. Apply, dratting exper. in grad· l·Spm 768-4751 12-6. s.52-7749 We need a dependable lab located in N.B. Call woman for my home. 2 ient specialty Drug Store. St 8 1199 w t9th ing&lmprovemeatplans · person lo work at lunch forappt.832·7311. · Small children. Refs. write ,up work, all localed in Newport Sta~i;~~~!~ ' &record maps.At>plyat, OlRLFRIOAyrormech. Hskprrorret~ady,perm c ounte r preparin&MENNeedSupplemental 846-2235 quadter Y ~x f reporhts. Beach. for a personable . • . . Jack C. Rabb Co .. Attn: restoration shop. Must part lime a ternoons. sandwiches & ulads. Income? Semi Retired'! nee not ull cg. indi.vidualwhohasareal COUN T ER Woman, Rudy Garda, PO Box have bkkpg exp. Hrs & Have car. non:smkr. Some grill work in-Local LA Times routes BafJ'~tter2:30PMto12 SomelyJ?lne.&leaslne concern for people. mature, 5019,125BakerSl.Cosla waiies n egotiable. Rlng645·1874tentimes. e luded. Uniform avail.Perm.p/lime.No 111 k ght.t! or 3 eveJS o ~er1onah~. l ester~ Prerer some pharmacy Call 546·7894 ror Mesa. Ca 92626 C714) 642·2144 lNSERTERS needed for rumished. Medical nnd solicltln~. no collecting. wee , my me,646·3657 Wus9tneh11CM r~ .. ~·2· M56 exper. Must be able to interview 751-2510 P /tlme work Wage '--pi'tal benerlts. A1•ply Must have dcpenda""le · .1 • .u-u·v~l r. work on a rlexlble --· CirlFrlday,p/U mew/bk-· '""' ' · "' .. bysitterWontltd saundersonorMr. Trapp schedule up to sPM. COUNTER HELP. days. kpne & payroll cxper. in -t lNCENTlVES. LA Lindbe rg Nutrition, car & be reliable. Babysitter needed for 4 BOOKKEEPER full Pleaseapplyinperson to /\pplyCnptainMikeFlsh Draftsmen guest hom e, C.M. ~1.~e:· i~E8548. Btwn between Carousel & 548-1740. month old Infant. 3 <tny h r CPA' · ffl thestoremanaaer. Fry,815W.19lh SLC M. Expanding drafting G46·67l6. · S Bullocks, lower level in1---------week In m y ho me. c arae or s ~. ce. THI GUILD DRUG ---service located In San . t.he South Coast Ploia Nationul Sales Reps want· References please. Coll XJnt working conditions. . DELIVERY I~ C 1 em e n le n eed 9 Good hrs. paid overtime. Shopping Center. Costa ed. male/fem., to sell 400.3880 Opportunity for g.rowth. Harbor View Center for early AM L.A. Times-:-,.. Architectural draftsmen Apply Metro ~ar Wash, Inspection Mesa. Apply at Vitamin Amencn's fastest grow· . Ralume only. B.L.T.S. & 1610San Mlauel Dr. NB Home delivery Adults D-W-_. Dr_.'-2950Harbor Blvd. C.M. RECBVING Counter. Ing sport skateboard i. IAKSY CLIAMUP P. '60 Newport Center Equal Oppor Emplyr -......,. ..... .. .., park.s. Must have 3-5 yrs 00.36 hr.' days wk. aood Dr., Ste. 7~. Newport cocn·1L ~11Ye·c2t'1'n1 D h. rsMUdlalilyh,a~oe 4tZ.7SIO IHSPECTOR MAID Needed. Oependa· sales exper. CLOSERS jobto nt ent U___. Bch Ca 92660 --w I· • GUAaDS ble for weekdays le ONT~Y. Call ror personal sup~ em r~ •su • • w•• ... RSS eco n om I ca I car. Dlt•FTSM...... '-d s 11 Cf M G lncome.5tl·303JCM. __.,_ W l t H l --__ ,.. M!IDIDIMMID. S mall precisi o n wee .. e n a. eac intcrvw, r. ercey, IOOIUCllPS Learn in 40 hn the most ea mins ert un · Wilh civil enrineenna & ot Ii f mac hined & molded Motel.494-489'2. 955~0. BANK FULL-TIMI IXPlltl .. CID COMMUCIAL TIU.B Full char1e for Real exc1tina. alamourous. 9eacharea.638-012S -planning exper. Must i~:,:~.n~~1r:J parts for electro· MAIOSWANTED -------- Eltatedeveloper. Highly hiJhly paid proress. Day Delivery or D:uly Pilot know tentallve maps .& advancement. Must be mechanical devices. DonQuhcoteMotel No Exper. Necess. We organized fl career or eve sessions Place-Larae route 1n 5 0 street plans. ApplY. 1n mature It reap. 8 ttra Workina knowledge of 21ooNewport81,C.M ~uf/rt~~~ ::.: 3poP;~:~:s oriented, •elf st.arter. menl assist. Good Job op· Lagunw Beach Suitable person. See Mr. Fuentea. paid training 1r ybu Yl4.S true positioning re· open for anyone 18 or Xlnl salary " ben. O.C. por ror a h11Ch school or col-Robert Bein Wlll10 m quaJlfy +other benerits. q'd. Proficient u.seof pre· MAID wanted Harbor Inn w Airport Loe Send re Cal714f.S1·9l94 teau student. !\,lust have Frost & Assoc .. 1401 c1sion measuring instru· Motel 1800 W. Balboa. over w/car. eshowyou l P 0 B "" e how you can earn til.s12 su m e o · 0 " So Ca Ii . Cock ta ii a dependable car with Quail St. N. · ments & 3·5 yrs ex per. Nwnt Beach. 675·3463 -C 19sa"' I c ~.,. per hr. Paid daily. For-UHITID · "'• rvine, a . Waitresses. Inc. 17922 l(ood driv1nic record DRAPERY Workroom & • · · preferred. intervw Call Mr. Larson. CALlflOaHIA IA.Mk 9'27l3 Sky Park Bl. Ste C. Cash bond required. Gen. Orfice. Exper·d or f&'JS'Sm; STACOSWITCH INC MAIHTENANCE MAM 494 74966.9PM. " Bookkeepana/Clerk, pt-Irvine. Ca 92714 Eammgs approximately ~rrrr 1139 Baker Costa Mesa Needed for conv. hosp. ---------ti f II U t $450 mo. Phone 642·4321. will train. Would prefer 549·3041 F/llme. Moo-Fri. Exper1--------- Z750W. Coast Hwy me, or u · me .. ° Collece A1e Trainee ask for Circulation leav· some gen'I ofc exper. Ap· Security & Industrial req'd. Xlnt pay & benc. NOW Recruiting sharp, Newport Beach WOf'k ln accounUn1 omce w1mechanical aptitude in1t n11me and phone. ply 1835 Whittler Ave, Service• Equal Oppor Employer Apply in person. Beverly ambitious man to sell In Weslminater. 892·SSOS to leem lnstallatlon & r-B·7, Costa Meaa. G -"" s A Manor. 340 Vicloria. CM 17 I 4t 611 3 .. 00 k d f L 1424 S. ro,,.., · • hardware, tools & shOJ) • • BOOKKEEPER. full wor room proce ures. Deliver: men or A DRIVER & Helper 558·902'7 INSURANCE Group equipment to industrial char1c. Exp. only need StartS3hr.S49332.S. Times. N.B. & C.l\t . w/mec~ptltudetohelp 4320CampusSte130,NB Health Claims E x· M•IMTEM.AMCE accounts. Avg 5280 per n... rtA~EqEual I apply. Stewart T1tl• Co .. COMPANIOM/Cooll Per~.~/ !4m0e. Tol350per w/dellvery stock & shop 5494!071 amlner. exper. at least 1 Pos.--open Mon-Fri'. wk. No exper. nee. Call ..,.,po "'"'y mpoyer 1M.10 N. Broadway, S.A. Refined woman ror mo ........ ··_. ____ work. Freeway Auto Llc.No.C6177 yr.Salaryopen.549·1767 75!·9134. •"'"tll" s NT Supply. Averv P•-kway ~~~~~~~~~ (Jan> l2AM·8AM . .,._ .. wknds for Incapacitated l>ENTAL AS ISTA • ., ... :: 1C at S&n Die10 Fwy. Mii· I\ DONALDS l•alllla.,lllt Clertt 86 yr old women. 673-3078 Endodd ofntl1lc a,sslstant.dexd· alon Viejo ~UAIDS JANITORS 16866 Bench 81, 11.B. Frl'th out ol echoo&.1Hk· Balboa Penln•ula J:!'·~Yu ar~u~epr~~lc~. Costa Me11 &Cerritos Exper l'tt/F or cpls, 5 dy Call for Interview NURSES "'' fllime emplo1ment? top pay ror nsht person. DRIVER Permanent. Full & Part· wk, 4 hrs nite. Call btwn (714>847·9100 URGEMT BANXJt-fG TWERS M P, A/R, pa)'l'Oll Type COOi 'bl smoker. 644 05»5 Dr I v e car r r om lime. Phone" transp re· 3-6, 752·7292 MA.MAGER Immediate full-time ftN lmmed. F/tlme openlnS• SO+ wpm. lrvhie manur Capistrano Beach area q'd. Retired welcome. . poe1t1on available on 11-7 Cor Tellen In the beach Call for aP9t. ~ Good C>E'ITAL i\SSISTANT·no for buslneuman. <213 ) Call 548-0274. ofc hrs 10·2. Janllonal Supv p /time. for larae heallh food ahll't. F\Jll·t1me positions area. Exper. pref'd, but Bruk rut ~hilt nper oece.aary. call 927·SS81 days. Eves 17141 Closed Wednesdays. exper. Muit like people, store· Must be e" · aliO for licensed person-wlll train those wipublu: Bui Ide rs S p ec' a It y pa) tr bend ts Mon4tTueonly. 540-3673 496.8876 Aak For ~r. callror appt. 7~·7292 pe ri enc ed. ma lure nel 3_11 & 11.7. Excellent contact backarow>d. Hardware co. In N. B Apply, Jolly Ro1ter Hobson HA t R s Ty LIST. woman wllh knowledge XIJ\l 1rowth potential. Heb cleancul m1m 2S-~ 400S Coast Hwy DENTAL OFFICE Needs . Mnnlcuriata. racialist. & Jewelry Sale&per$0n of health lood11. lnven-~~~~r:s.a'C!ii~!~~~n~~; Salary•Mner1t1. for I' /time. 1teady. l.aaun• Dfarh front ofrlce help. Call ---------uat. for new N.B. aalon. J . HIERllRT tory, manaalng or other Apply Jn Pel"OO P«11'I employment. Ca11l-------•1 64-106l3 ESCROW CLER" Days 847 ·90G5 eves HAU.JIWE.LLERS employees, etc. All 837 1-rv°ULY MANOR Wed Ml)' 1" tOam :Pm S..MM. ----------------n tM2 OlS8. "One of America's replies conCldentral. ::.C'nd 1055N.l\tuln8t • • * • • Dental R•cept/Aulsl. Be .. olrl · Old t•-p t• · resume to ad 848. The CONVALESCENT RoomlOl SontaAn1 Bu1y dental practice Cook F'anta1t1c oppor for bll· HunUnaton acu ce. HAIRSTYLIST "J:We1~~.•.a1ous Daily Pilot. P.O Box HOSPITAL nNd1 sharp. e-nerc-et1c miiual penion to &row " Minimum 2 yr1. U • WANTED Ca I fl Lo~una Hilla CALIPOltMIA ISTIAMK EquaIOpp Empl)rm/f BAR·The Flame Room needs a rew 1ood aala. ~554.4 1lrl ~11· Full ume. COLOMY ICITCHIH protper In the most unl-ptnence In .ale and loin M7·906S rHr oppor. or ne 1560• C.M. 92626 Equal o~rtunity ...... imc*•r 144·,__ "--I If ~·~ ofc i'n lhl1 area 3 .. ncrow preferred. Salary jewelry SWre l\fanaier, M ....... ICURIST Em oyer ....,,,. ~ • ...,.,... ''"""" aC'cept na •PP ca .... .. commensurate with ex· H•i•sTYLIST Aulat . Mana1er & --" CANVASSERS llonl ror dny cooks Full ays a tteek. Many fr. rl E ll t f --" Manater Trainees. Paid Need ( 2) F / t Im e ·I~~~~~~~~~ & PtTlm• available. lnae benefits. Exper re· f:ie4i!'e~8.;nta~ce on r· Lrt busy ulon. Top retirement, holldaya, Richard Ouellette Solon. :~n!:i ."ca~,h~:/~~ Good tt.artlna Hlary ac q'd. can (714) 490.4402 ContactJreneComstock comm.ElToro.686-2218 vacation•. stock 200NewportCtrOr.N o. NURSES AIDES Me·MD t-ompany benents. Apply SJC HOMI HDIRAL HELP Wanted Male & purchase plan. Xlnt OP· Manulacturtna plant re· Exper'd. Bayview Conv. --------• In person. 3211 Harbor DENTAL ASSISTANT, SAVIMGS A LOAM Fem. P\111 I& P/t. Apply por to advance. Call Mr. locatlna to LC1 g unn Ho11pilal, 20SG Thurin ...... eT~.!-5 0' S Blvd.CM ChaairalOe nper. 4 SanteAnaotflce ln person. Kel\tuck~ Monii forappt.549•1379• Nl1uel. Openlna11 for Ave,C.M.64:i1·~5. BEAUTICIAN, ex -~ • ..._..ACi **** • handed, X·raya, •tc. tJM336 Pried Chicken, 691 S. moldlns machine oprH, --·------ Sassomulyll1l needa a• & MctR. TUIMllS Luauna Nl1ult, 49&-4245 E4usl Opportunity Coast Hwy, Laauna LAI HILrH auemblera & ireneral of· MURSl5 AIDIS statant. 64.2·538T " l"ltlme. OOoclpay. COOK/Expr·d. Droller 0 ENT AL RE c E p . tntplo)'er MIF Boach. To wa1th slaHware fr flee. Contact Miss Bee, & Ortt.rlle1 Needed for lJEAUTYCOSMETJCJAN Orowthw.SLoc:a\tons and all meals. Appli In TIONfST Exper'd, for Helf. Wanted Full' cJeinSeaUrchln tanks& 496·8152forappt. dt1y11&PM'11, F/t.&P/l, exper'd ln meke-up, Over20. WeTraln &:rson. art 3 :30 M. quality crown " brld1• EXE¢. SECRETARY for P/t in.. Retta11r1nt. 18 tnilc duties. Nef(l con1· MATH Skills, Postlna, ~:,-'E~~'!~,~~~o.CX~~t arches. ltl•~het. Days Ml':I'ROCARWASH ach Route lnn. et9 otc.Manybeneflta.N.B. Mortsaae Bankln• yra •older. ~pply In c~ntlouaattentlontode· some typln.i. Poaltlon 1 Ple Z950Harbol'BJ.C.M. ~~~e.pybHollow Lone. C.11144-9211. -..Id-' Send -"me per90n, Shak•YI Plua, tan. f.tandynn• w/tools wit. h San Juan startn1 pay, HOllJ'P· 147·8065:ff91M2·0151. -.--------• ....,. Be .-.-"'""' ._.. 2214NW......,. SI CM U!Mltul, but not nee. Call Ca I t I t t ly In per•on. Beverly Beauty Opr. Eam more °""""1',.... l•--------1Del\lll Aul. e"per'd. to: 2082 Michelson, Sta.. ...,.. ' ' • PtJIYBler r,loraPl)tat Ft~r:i~"~:1."rv;• c~~. Manor,340Vktotta,CM by rut.Int •P•~· Lead· P/tlm•. Approa a hrs i• ffalJllY, htf motivated, 2l2, lrvlnd271S . ~. lt"p'd over 21. (11.4) 81$-21$. Potltlon It mensurate w /exp. •·r· tna C.dM. ..ion. AP ror ~a)'. M~ thtU l'\'l. App. COOKS ntra sharp ~lrl wanted FACJ'ORY WORK. younl Applt .. ll, rive Ctownl, foc•ted at In ge benenu, 5 Day MURSIS AIDES .nm, '44·73Zlor W.COU. IPyl, ~?n~.!!-•MI', 1880 ~--P-te_.. ~ Pl'Olr•~.!..!!_.d•nt~I man tS.19106" Ulht work. l901 • Cout Hwy, CdM ICllCICHOPfl week, chance for Advan· LVM'S ·--------•I 8"~"'a·'---· •a. liilt~~Net~ey g:i· ~~~nJ;';1;'~~c";ii No exp. oec. Da11" ar. H<:m'ESS.applyalUPM, M.UJMILAI cement, s mall orrlce, All Shllt1. Exper'd -Cllrfc.. Day&iNi1h\Shlft1 752-1$55. l«N>Oa8.64s.2102 1,Bob Burns Rat.lurant, CoronadelMa.r Call Kay for appt'a, COOK, KITCHEN BOAT MFG; NaUonalfood.tcolocated Available ,. ... ..:...,.1".~y 11Fashlonltl1nd,NB. , Afacllltyat C93·1JJ1 Hnr. Apply, Oerlteld • • t "' • B h • • ...-... _."'bctwn3·30-SPll Dental Rettpt. Orthodon· '""~ --• CAt;iECH Con•. Hosp., '1711 n , .. p.. c req ·a ""• ..,l'l'Y • .1 •• to ·"ork ........ frnt • ,,1 yr-=tne9 --true· u~""' .,. Op •-f" MAT U R E W 0 M AN Garrltld Av• RB • . iRICSON foll"lrt1c~c1lhelp: s-dl~Me. I "'" .. VV\1.1 .-....... ':":!:.!~t "'--""=-11• v1.W..... .. I -ual P mp..,. ml ~ p /tlm• to welcome -·~· . · lnventOfl' Clerk wtac· 2306E.CltHwy.CdM chr tlde. J\IU Umo for a '"""_., .. .,,pbo ... ~Tr"r' ••411•,_. 1 newcomers • contact '' MUllS~ •ti..;."" ....... •-· I"'"--• ...... cheerful person w bo wpm. dlct• nt. otJt StocJmii1tt , .. g;d r-~d It w/ac· """'ua ,.,,...., .... m,,..,yer would Uk• to make • Dtvelopmenl Corp, Eqier., mature, wen or? 1AuDdromatual1tant. merchants. Flexible hr1: LVN, ev•:' • rcll-'· .. • VACHTS curatety~na•lllli.. ...W-1.! ........ ,c -,. NB ~alnr ~-U:tanonn1d ... mwu1cr' .•_mi_, 1anlud. ,R•ceAlpt~: ~;~;,':.~s~"' :~.ar, lite lypln1'. xintrC::~ ii _ 'I Kn P.unda oppor for ,,..,,,.,w.~·-• • • 04 • r • .,~. • OAROltNER·Daib 1rnd1 ltcn .. II Hwt. PP•Y --. 15$Sa&penorAw.NB · 6-':;ra:~lril \ IJNCR 715 ~c T•'" P~me • f~e.~offoe 538.'15.'19 ·-' malnt. ~.handyman· Mr. r•l'l'911,MH700,ext LMal Secretar7 : MEDICALOFC.SUPER· • CalJ...._T714 • f'or~·:1=· i-~~\:;.nb vacation ti..rn,lCbnl !re. fJ:; .DINTALASSIST. ~t~rr :;?'~· 1:f~~; f>o~f. ln*Yw .. , M·~! havoE:!J•.1!~ .. ~:~~ ~:.,.~":o~P:,~~~'1~ . NVRSINO , ~~· i plaa. ular7 um· ~i;. -• '1·~h·::;·~n:iu:~~t lr~r 1:-...-..• :'l·a..t~ ::.n HOUSICWNING m1s.10 • . _ ::S.''~f!.u~~,~~tt':n~ f~~.r1eatorat1ve care •,...UO•OiM'Jlie11ten ''~te•I• ,.,.. COOK TRAtNEtS. So: M1tst0nv1eJoao-~i : • .. Offta " LIG~ 0a111w.M4·296'7 ' RHsurav1so1t ,. • ~ltiop 1 ~JL~"'lJ:',FottL ; tar. Na' tJit P/l1m•" · · ; P ~·-Joh /wk w1 ornJen wa'lledn to .. odrlll _ 1 MMll\Wrs •1 °"·-f/tfme. Q)rfee ahop "¥· Dental Aillatant r;ume, art me, n P • or .aace a n•Ue Y SICI A.RY Medical 1 l'Ut.1.inMR • ~IMlllolclen ~~I W•1a fliMI J R.ra ptaa1t. Charll• a .. per'd. x .uy cert~ suo ~/hf, NeWport BC!~ Ann houuetunlnt Fuhlon ltl•nd uw fll'l11 :·, PHfttOf 1 ·.t 1 AU SHlm i'~'l'Wahap <~' _, E;(),&. -L aultO.-c. t1J4)1M9W1. j ~l·!~ p/llm• Aul} ...... 111>1'50 . " -. I ::-Mlct!.,,•-r:. ~ ~t ~ ....... tttNt.ary Nd\y open~. -i:,·£ Sch LVMCH•••• IC~._..... 1-'l""DAY-~ i L~ "· "• • _,...,_. -3 _ ·-Ceneral otnc:., P/Um~ l7HSD ~ • ~th Clvirfitl•aUocuxp, Dtrinololoo· Ha tr nlLL'tlME *!:'twwwa.ata.IMltt 'ftllli'iALLtoaPlt1 _ -'' --.1 '"DDCT~LASST Malaorfena. Ctl~ .. ,," C.llSMtla f Trll'llPlanl Ofc llCeds a AUSHIP'IS ~·-~~·Pen , w a l V• the D&.lty Puat onM, chilnlde .-per ofc. Lott of rr..tom rOf HOUB~.EEP,J!Rs.l or 2 . -'4CH9GO -~ J rtCcpt who ls aood on NU.SU AJDIS ~ "'"' •• Ullillm....,... • dUld 1 "hltlleRll''a.nlta Ol\ly. Pr rd RDA, 4K fDOdwoctif.Ultt)'Ptftf, for~oeovpN:nori: 1 &L.-..4tM fif '"-· phioM; Can 1chedule I& M.Jl.t;TIMt? a..~.::._.-tiaa.t. ·' dtrftt01'7 ~oar ...-d&,.,toppaY.IG-2*311 hmlUarW/lli'tUsrnettc• ameiwer. for famU1 wJ! 1-... i"t~ 1•c I 'handle pathnlli · AU.$HWTI •-~ .. TPJ&.OT , • L•' r •-n , ebMtieailk to eutttat9" 11_,t#; *'"I • e. Mat Ol' -ttrat oa JI o. amoOthly: Can t)'04: w 11. Com U &I ~ -•w...n 1 1~ .,..,... 11 .MrYteelnut 5'0laf JaQrtbliia 1tJa • wt.ocaU1n&0otc.Nr.1Ttll1t•Ptele Ina, Jvt rtni Can lihm I AM· SPM. _1)fl.IN bl wUlln1 to tr&Jn ;ornsitt1 "~t ..... a L ... #WllMa.wJti~~) _...,.. ~. DIUi:PUOtalilUMdAd •Pl•-1atc.Jl.Start> _,blll.ba,.)c:n•IJ .h6mtln MMTM . -s., ,lft BtHrl1 Hiii• fol'\ ..... _ • .._ .. _. ltJI _.,.,...._ M l•CTOl1" • C.UMNn'I-. La 19 • ld!UJle'.IMUer 4 , i: 1111 waie 'A pn hr. lo ~__peia. B\ia ~ -i mootb. Call <H4) .... 7:1271~~1 1.ft I.AO•· 1, CALLMJW...,. ~ • -~ ~-.J•e&U.....,._ ~ Ptea.lilcaUG14S1l a. l .am-• , _ Wan&Adl Calll4Nt11 mCT _ , 1 ,, -• 'Dfl ~ ... -· ,.,~ r • .. ' ... , I PLASTICS - MOLDIMG MACHIN! · OPERATORS · Furthe r e x pa nsion <'reates perm. openings tor exper'd & tra ine mach. oprs on all shlCts. Our training & mertt re view pro~ures ass11re rapid advancement for , all employees who hav the basic ability & de· ---------• sire. Good pay + night RETAILSALESCLERKS shift bonuii + profit shar· wan l e d to work in in g & x 1 n t r r i o g Energy Store. Wiiling to benents. learn. Apply 8am-4pm CIMCO 265 Briggs Ave. C.M. Irvine lndust'I Complex Equal Oppor Employer P/tlme 18 or over. Min wage to start. No cxper. nee. Job would entitll 675-6730 laundry & cleaning o party rental equip. Appl1 Party World , 202Ao1--------.-.. i Ne rt Blvd, C.M. P/Umo()pportunlty for :.v Clerks VOLT • •o-"'' O f • • I ,, Secretary part time 1·5 Mon·Frl. Npt Cnt r. In· tereaUn1 wC)rk. 833·11590 S.cr•tory uper wtac· curate ahrthnd Is typing ability of •t leatl (15 wpm, flllnl & recep· Uoolst. akilla. Xlnt oppC>r 11' a rapidly growi.na now oraanlnUon. Sali.ry $11RJO. monthly. No &Jency callL Call Mr . Lemanski, 540·5222. If you'rt not havlngfwt wortcfncJ or making ~.=ra AN INTERVIEW IASE,AY+ COMM + IOMUSES Lon1t Distance Lines Casual, Fun ? • .,...., ,. ................. COf'NdCltlh to..._ flf ow I conw...-oftloiH. 'Nolwetaoctr, predaceor....._ ·-~•ladtlillOH .. • UGUNA.UA.Ctt •••••••••••••••• 11 .. GleflfteYN St. • coaTA llllA •••••••••••••••••••••.•• 330 WNt .. , • I.Kit ........... ..., .... llOftHt O'leflU. • "'*11NOTON 81ACM •••••••••••• 11111 .. ach atvd • • IAOOL&IACI< VALLIYal201 LaPU M.. Laguna MW• TWIN tlud bCJHaJn1.ns DOUBLB Md wtth metal · -1 D 0 CT o a I · 0 u b I ELECTRIC drop ID stove, SANO tooll le-~. f" N la DOUBLS ldtchell lb\b WCOAOI; M; wool n18 BOOltS lOC.'1. Mo1ailn~ t. l'lft"n YHr old trameSZS.hin.bedwltb " •ardrobc l()JJ: ileev• • buraera, oo oveo nldnum1.0cuch.WlD· U each. Gold drapa u·x ...... as;·ebest ol 1oc.15e, 8/W TV. 21", nitb clialr $5. Odd chair1.nupJe frame us. DIME A.IJNES salna Ol•I Ca1tlal rn.52511 Clow:ioe. 't'twobtav1du&1 t'xlJ' no. l\ouod metal ~ta: three w~ '2$. TV ltand -.,, Power •· tJHd ttblt tnd G FormJca dJMtte Mt szo. -Carat' 14~ $1 .. ell'. PAJI\ et l rd b rolllq111 tal ctnama "1 p11tlo Ublt tll. End tabl• lamp -~twint nioo.• ~. Nolebaok bin· ef!alntlOforaU.141-as blJ rtct.o.alllar l>rald 8 tcrt o New sold m • wa ro • •~b.'nniSStaldnuD1 tabl•• SS each. De•ll macblne.,.....,:delk deratsc.11.Scardmetal -cs• w: .... _ .. 10 ... 1n!: ru1 szs: ex12 101d 1ha1 .,.. ,_. ~ ~ Jatttt dfoors llld ~~tJb:ld '10. aoo .ch. 11 honepow• l•~P eoc. C•mPw. tJ• SH; doll cradle •s. m o a. 1"onai.ltor tttter ~A --~"• .. wi ru1 izo. ext oval woc>J ,,...,... 15 N wool bl.. or both. ~ ance electtlcrDCJt&rU.Alrt .. dow,.DO. Dlnettetable tll-19. 110.stpat1merator$10. lad~, l·t0-1', ~13. t bral(t ru1 ft5. Maple oe&Y • a~ mJ1 r. coitumea, premium ~nayaunSZ.AlrbCJMll. no. 3 hradlt, e.celltn\ Candi• u.a . Sprina· 1l1u 3,5,7,t, l~·SUO. chnt-otHM9tfl5, Paint· • brua tons. . um quall~ S2S each. Tea Spray IWl SL Socket kit concUt.iOn .i .. 1useach. CLOTHSI dryer )J.oVd lo•ded hloces $3.$10 J>t'r Wt.btl' pune, llke DOW ed all wood de.ft or ont· .. ,..._ htttu r· k~~oua:,t .a~:: cart SL 8-track player for· tq11are boltl 50o. 3 Used ,Jan fuma~ SS worb weir *25; ban palr. Candle molds •·Knit maitc IS. Toya ty with bench uo, UhlMSM.t ac ·a doublo knit.pants wltblock·Snrack$12.I~ Comp=•••cf'ffn Prfl• each. l'YooWriter tabl• lawn m~wer uo. 15c•'15c,CandlewuS:t.25 5-.SUO. Habltrall and Wooden chat of drawers Acu,,.. ;:. • tad!. Slicb1lY cl'Wlber Jt\khment (fW $!. Hn du~ buJniJ: a. 55t.oi48 ...ao:rr. _ p e r 11 l b 1 l a b . ::.u.·~~td~o~l~ :>e.t-~~~eM.:;(::: • 4 used Jeana $.1. New tlu ~:!:~11;!0:·::.i::o~ ~~~ IHt ~ r~.= Q!!LLYBOAl\D SU. WllOUGHT Iron lablo ~'==·~~ OU Baker ad Labrador. llO. Coffee and end AltfwflMn Yl .. etl.. Sl each. Sbort 1•le~~ .. ch. Sllnday /Monday btattr, tarae $1. Wall J'ormlca table 120. ,4 plus CM leaf '25; n\lt Salle, Cit, 5'1Ui94 _...., .... ~ .... -...., 1blrtl,Ukenew,1 zelv• 815-8307 heat-....................... Chai,.. ao. will aell wroufht bul chain S25:1---------tablt1 '6· Decorator ........... -r each. Lota al Unlliex-T· froai;f ;;;;."'id~ separately. a Way pole wrOUlht Iron lamp ts! PICTURES~ Books TWO antlqu., fly rod1 noralbtd~mcha1rl20 ..... '" ,, ef SW. 1hlrts 50c·Sl. New 25 GAU.ON black.It.Un lnmetaftnuna aoodror la.mpSlo.-..102 dr .. .-110; two &rief 1oc~.Chestoldrawers tiPJ ADUQue nib creel Lar,. lamps 15. Cap· llr•HlllH leer4 • Au1lrian lki paotl, no enamel ,patnt S2 calJoa aolarbett.eri:'iirorbc>th. . ea1ea $5 each; lawn 110. Brick.I u~ each. 1o no.' Aotlciue opera ta1n·a cl\ait a. Saturday ,__. .......... ...... t.alla, 15. Terribly smart e 1 c b . AC ~ DC Solar·X wlDdow tum ZMATCHINOsreenoyloa mower 12S; lrim mower ihelv•, a·. SI. Cookware bbloculars $2$. Antique ooly,20T#AMaaDr,up· r11•1'-felt alouch .brim navy Vol&metera"ammtten ax.1.neweaatszo,utcs.1'. c:arpeU llxll and Gd, a:mlmlrSJ.O.~. 50c·SlO. Dlahes l0c·S3 . .iatch fob GO. Lars• an. stairs in rear. Costa hat. cost S75 yours for u each . Aasorled Wat.erprool slui faced botb fOI' SIS. AutomaUc Womeo'a clothes •lies ttque amber vue J20. Mesa. 110. New Jersey 2 piece tramlormers SSeach. 300 metal boat lutn&ment Admlral U. maker for TANNING lamp SS; rat· lOc·s.1. Tumtabl~ ss. ii Oldcorkll(J'CWS$Z.,l'woHOLSTER for •38 CHEVY part•; •te El undies S2 each. Macho 1au metal boxu, box 11 New CoSeman aideby1iderefricerator tan,_~atools!11eac~.:_ Thre.•·•beltbookcases old 1tral1ht rator1 S2 Camino rearwtndow S20 fur Uned, zip front, tub e"' .. xt"xl3" SU5 each · • .... _ trtturl25.M5-da 1lr .. 111&-S15e_-u; airut s15 n.... __ .. ard · cartrtd&• belt •Ile sa· ' J ket medium SlO Sat 7 Metal cabiMU front 11 •love, one .,...uer lloYe and women·• clo\t\H • .-vwi ..... I erung e~h.. Two front and rear PoHcetnan's 'bat sh~e Steerin1 wheel $5. El t~un '9 to 7 You wtll be back on "''" .. es Jz"x!l~ S3. Two tcna work benclt RECLINER chair $15. Uc·$10· la di ea ski ema !!OcSlO. Plant •tand 2P .. blycycle wheel• 13 .. '1~ excelleot condtuon Camlnotall li&hll 110. ·55 detiahted! o;, ocean. 570'1 xM~" si:s..,~ch. 2 Metal drawers 11 for both. ffllhehalr $15. Stroller Jack.eta sio and '25: twin 13. 2 fl1urloe lamps. S"m1U al\Jmal ca1e 12. 1llior12S MS-Ot99 • Chevy bellboulinl $20. Seashore Dr. West cablnett w/ 6 •helves Tbre .. w•.>' tlalnleu SU. Car Hit $10. bed ~ame $3; Butane w/shldes S25 each.. Wall ~e ~':!:*se::~~ REFRIG~ATO~t •mall ~r= m~~tm~!f; Newport Beach 8'x!3"d7" $5 each. ~~1 4~:::!':.~~ .:· Bu:rper tpb'r for1bcr~ lantern, 2 mantel ": '70 j 1:Cr! !:· S::ts;6 t.sc ~1 Upt fixtures 115 e~b. 1p1rtment 11.Je ~.Good covt'r $4$1. ?"°!"e Dv~ve 2 NEW LT. GREEN Net· 642-4236 dow adj1.11tablt ts .. ch: ::ch. ~~l~ ~::: ~::wtaU~a~.~ 942.1337, 9-S ' ' Car speaker 12.llO. 10 1al double mattress SlS. Bo• covers ~ pair. uve . reek In I v I ta Drlp pan, 3x .. ateet SJ. AM atalnJe81 sled tank $5. 11prlnp SU. Before 2 pm, shart yoke $5. 10" •tick ~ h 5n!~l~l~rlc TRUNDLE Seda S25 each. Wood ~Ille 50c. s.; BOY'S MX sUnaray blcy· ~-~ .= ~ IQUALlTY clothu, new O • r Jack S 2 . 5 o . 642·6438 flywheel 110. Power eac · A 1 While comer t.able m. lnc machine motor 50c cle S2S Photo enlarger r....... • c ower and uaed 25C·13, boys stre Toastmaster broiler. steerina unit 120. Ex· blanket SB. n tque Lamps IS. New dinette Button hole eUachment with ltanct "Solar" $10 bait bruah M; Schick 14·18, liriaaiie&.8, ladies perfect ~. Safari llebt WETSUITS, surflng: haust manltoldl S6 eacb. ~l1t~ht'n nac~~:25:?fe1:' table SlO. Electric wall 50c. Laree professional s~e ~for trailer 11: hf air curt~~ •: plcl:; alie 14, men's·x·large: S3. Electriccolfeemaker Jong Johns, small and Smog pump $6 . 398 s. •6 v TV c lock $10 . Double button bole attachment Fish.inc poles Sl each ramea -each. boy'a Bauer ice skates $2.50: Women's balr medium $24. Short johns, pis ton 1 13 each. ~or~b~e iov~5wood bedspread SS. ~Ill $3. l1. Two decorator win· Dolly S'2. Saturday till 2 ~elaw~e, Huntln~lon $10; for craduatlon boy's dryer $2.50. VW front medlamlaree.largeand Alternator 110. Starter 1 an · 5 ber Round medal patio table dow ihadea creen PM •3680 eac <oear n · lel&ure1uil.almostnew, ~blem 10" s.'i. Books for extra Jo.r1e 118. Spring SS.$10. Four new shocks ahadea $20. tr aw ry $25. Statues SlO. lbnd scotch Sl each' Four old · dlanapolla > Saturd•y alze 16, $20; beautiful de· Jr coUtae Sl each. Larae 1Ulta, medium larce. for '67 Camaro SlO. di•· f:.:: ~:t ~~~~· S~i!~~ made afaghan 110. Mini soda fountain flaases ELECTRJC dryer 220v and Swlday 10am-4pm. corator Jamp $25; shade wood cabinet with Jarie and extra large trlbutor S6. Tires on New rt8each 7~9..o390 organ $2. New paddle and cups 50c al . Good S25. Apartment gu EQUALlFER trailer $5. 846-3874. 6422 Gloria drawers~. Small table $25. Woman's medium Chevy rims U·SS. po pool SS. New c"Us tom antique camera Sl. range&!$, Power mower hitch 125. lirll 26 .. bike Drive, HwiUJ11ton Beach sa. Leal.her bicycle 1eat 1mall spring suit 125. Overload shocks SS. One BEAUTIFUL Spainlsh whJte drapes 48XS4 S15. Chrome and alau drink S25. Push mower SlO. $10• sarbaorute card I.a· (Between Edwards and Sl.llO. OU palnttnc $10. Vesta, medium and larce Che\ly mai with re SS. adjust.able bookcase szo. Pair gold $15 Pair green shaker 50c Hair dryer l!llectrlc •deer $10. bte' and four padded Sprlnadaate, olfHeU>. Sears campln1 cot $3. 113 and Sl5. BooUes to 7"x1s·• Ford maa1 S20 ~arly American hldt'·a-SlO. Men's shlrt1, S/1. Reconitumtable tl. Uprietd vacuum SlS. chain m: curtain.I for , • J.8'' crescent wrench S3. size 10 $&-$5. Short sleeve palr. Two barrel Ford bed as. Mitchlng chair sweaters, pants 2Sc·SOc Wall ahelvef, metal ad· Eleclric motor SS. 769~ travel trailer 2S"LX368" GIRLS and~• clothes, Pipe cutter S3. Stlnrru jackets, most eal1es carbueretor 14. 292 312 and foot stool SlS. Girl's Suitcase 50c Pots & pans jmtablell. Iron pan sac. W. 20th St, CM. off total width S20: iold size S.12, SlO. white shoe b1cycle 1eal S2.50. Al· $10·S15. Watenld suita Fo.rd head .ia1keta $5 clothes slze 3-4 and 8-l4, 25c TY tray SOc Hassock Three quality mlxlnl P11ctntJ11 Ave. 11 bre ll•n d ra pea skates and baseba ~I tao he case S2 . Two and Items for men and ~air. Reconditioned Pon· like new lOc·s.1. Boy's S3. Size 10·12 Blouses, bowl set n. Ice crusher OIRL'S .. bike 1 72 .. WXM"L SU; 1350 shoes, excellent condi· chllds' back bike seats $3 womn $10·125 , most t1ac beads S2S each. 318 panta, ihJrts, iize 8·10 d r.eues, aborts long SOc. Spice rack~. Plve C 1 20 1 TV 10. watt vertlcai hea~ $5; tlon 18. 5384M7. eac h. Bernz·o·matlc sizes. J ackets $10·$2S. itoparsUckbe.llhoustoa lOc·Sl. Children's books sJurtscoat~·S3.Makeup curtain ro4s 25c. Good onioe coor •not B·llne motor~ h,. torch S'l.50. Bboo ocean Snow ski pauts, small· s10., 4-5J)eed shifter SIS. 10c·25c. Paper backs 15c. case S1. Ladies boot.a 5~ vacuum hole 25c. Come workinc 125• Toaller· ll5/230V 1150 RPM Slg; l'IVE walnut and &lass rod $1.SO . Ocean large $25. Divin1 ault.a, Solid state radio S20. New aourd planters 35c S2each.B,abyclot.hes25c afterSamweekenddaya bi':~:"ob:'IB.~~ 22 .. coni.ote B&W T.V., du~ partition/room drHtwood 25c each. men'• and women's : Aluminum Chevy toSS.Twodrawerchest each. Sue 8 child• or telephone weekdays. P . er •· ...... SlO; AC/DC ortable dividers, beautJ!ul. $25 Mahogany wood sheets lone johns, small·large bellbousin& SlS. 83.!>·3050 unit In bed s10. Toys clothes 2Sc·l2. Candle 504 TurtJne Ave, NB, 133 2215 pbonotam raJio com· ench will sell separately. 2Sc each. Roto broiler S3. S15·S2S. Pants. all sues PAIR 8 tea i)J.pread lOC-Sl. Bookcases 53.~. ho~~er ~-car radJo SlO. between Clay & lSth St, KJNGSlZE b d d blnaUon n5. 893-4439. bS wooden wine rack 8' towin& chain $2.50. Car SlO·S2S. Jackets, small· a • Pictures S2·SS Out door 15 bumperstep for Ml-6886 e sprea • $25. Glass table top l(rease gun $2. Open large $15·$25. Hoods filnk S20. New twin, blu~ wall light, new S7. 880 camper S20. Deck chair cold and orance, ex: 19 .. BLACK& WhlteT.V., 30"xOO"xYJ" plate $25. wrench s10. Antique oil 14·15. Vests $12·$U. urf:i·~~zel~a':a~:S West 19th c.M. 645-3344 $2 . Fan S2 Redwood CHEVY pickup part1: cell0nt ~~ndlUon t'~: works CS: larae velvet New ball or jute 90 yds, lamp S25. 21246 Burl· Reducln• belts, small· ~; ep. · ;.'! ~hi~k Saturday and Sunday benches SS each Coleman Doors S25 each. Dodie •btrokerlb 1•1 cbar skeboa d' picture SS: two women·• zsc each. Sand·wax pots in1ton Ln, HB, 538-3338 medium $3. Small boy's · oam, • stove S5. Trailer hitches van doon $25 each. Veca as e • ac ar . blcycl• S1S each: one and planters 20c ea. -=:::.._ _ _:___;, ____ 1 wet suit 1horts ST. Dive Sh 78• SS . S48•9799• LILAC Ion& Jersey dress. $5 .·SIO. moving I Car rtabl ft'nder $25. Vera and net. complete $15, push lawn mower 17· one 500 turquoise rings 25c STEREO receiver with 8 regulator S2S. &ft'n's ex-Sal/Sun cost S'10, size 9, new S20. speakers '1·S3. AnUq_ue power1llde &2$. 'et Ford cannlaler vacuum SS: dnk ff: 'two twin °hlgh each. Warren pressure ~P•::k~~ ~~~~t~~hewfn5~ tra large 1hlrl1 and ARTIFICIAL manzanita Younc and smart school, cheet $20. Super ruce sate wagon parts: Doors 125. copper Aztec ·Srndlal poster bed frames Sl2.50; paint roller, 4 gal capaci- sweat.era Sl.50-i:i. Jeans firepla ce l og ss work and dlsco wear T S·6 clothes Sl·Sl2.SO. '69 Chevy doors S25. placque ~: Cra 1~a;,an one lar&e reverse win· ty, excellent $25.318 ClOh·a:sl~e~. ~~~a!eat~bp!: and alacks, slae 3t·36 Birdcage on ttand s10: shirts, wool and cotton 548-8779 • Rebuilt 390 heads ~15 powker moodower,.1 o 2 8~ ctow fan $10; maple tJer Broadway, CM, 645-1084 ..,., $4·$5. Two 1al punc h Rbllaway bed S20. Pie· 50c to $1. Skirts and each. 283 heads SlO. 63 wor s I 5. 1 corner table S15; couch ---------S'l·s.1. CB m. PA system bowl with 8 cups $3.50. tureasoC·S25 833-0481 Jeana, some new. 50c to KITCHE!"' Sink Sl2. Dart doors and tendert Kiowa Lane, HunUnaton 115: fence sections SlO rt'YPEWRITER $25. Two SU. Antenna $6. Pentail New Bausch and Lomb · 12. Handbags some Im · Cabinet b1t!b homemade S25 each. Vol vo 544 Beach.963-0638. for Jot: larfe ,iass cell· bathroom sinks with fix· 10· surfboard $10. Caber sunglasses $7. Surfer VACUUM with attach· porta,Jeathers, st.raws $1 shell for mull trucks, in· parts; Doors S25 each. tni lllht 10; modern tures .$4. NaUonal Geo-ski boot.8 SlO. Ski poles S3. macaalnes 25c, 1970·'7? ment.I, canister 116. 21" to $3. 1:!1tcerie, mostly s1.1l11ted. $25. True~ r~ar Powerglide transmission GUMBALL machine bank bath sink S3; klncsbe araphica 25C: each. Elec4'... Slamps Sl·SS. 644·2185 Geographies 25c. 1974 TV. plays good $25. Hand new 25c to ~ pa1r. Hats vae~ m1rr~11i Sl2. Car re· $25. 541-0547 $2. Swim Cina $2. Mask headboard $lO; reaular trlc heaters S2 each. DlNETTE table, beige. Audubon magazines 75c. lawn mower SS. After 10 for snow, casual, dress arv1~w mirrors S2 each. 75c. F1ashllghll 50c. Key ilze bookcase headboard Hairdryers $3. l ee 35"60 $25. 6 chairs, wlll Two wooden chairs SS am.646-1525 h at of wool. cotton. Cop1n~ saws Sl each HEDSTROM dresalnr ta-chal111 zsc. Nerf allders $5~.536..o9l7. bucket SJ. Kitchen items eac h. Two rudders. velvet and beach 2Sc to Electnc drop cord S4.50. ble 115. Maple cradle $20. G. Flabln& line 2Sc. As-10c·S2. Javelin $2. Ski sell separately 125. Car maat. boom. and sail for LOADS of umplest col· Sl. Imported woolen•, Blo~k plane SI.SO. 2 Trlcyclt' SI. Inchworm 1orted neckties 25<:. HONDA:ll5m&lnerebullt polesSl. Records lOc·2Sc. ttlke rack D>. 644·2586 Sabot S2S for all. Jwdot oenea '15c ·SL50. Af · skirt•. dresses, jumpers. Round hose shovels S2 and Sherlock 18 each. In· Remlntton hair conda· 125: two rtms and lira Throw ruas 25ceach. DEEP sea aplnnlni reel waw •ki sa. Saturday, terahavea 50c·Sl. would make fantastic each. Garden soadlnll rant suts S2 each. Uoner 25C per can. Tor· for 305, 17.50 each: Men's wool suits . S20. 12' lounfe sora, ll1ht 17732 Flint11tone, HB Deodorants SOc·Sl. throw pUlowa Sl each. fork S2.50. Sat/Sun 10·5 Eoston maple rock,r quol1e rin&• $4. each. french tapestry. larae medium, $4. Patio lights ereen and white 115. near State r and Adhesives 25c·S2.50. An· Hundreds()( packets or 2092 Wallace Ave. Costll wlthpadsS20.AncelwaJI Torquolae necklace $4 and beautUul $20. SJ. TV stapds $1. 631·3242 ·Edwards.Lookforslrns. ti·persp1ranla SOc·Sl. d .. lanerbuttons.zippers Mesa543-7011 plaque S2. Wall sword e ach. Puka •hell 147·311117. Dresses, some Jtew SL Saturday, l 7 7 a 2 lOc each. 25 Pairs of shield SlO. Oil pamUna. necklaces $4 each. 30 Auto shade screen -$1 . TYPEWRITER $25.STOQL,barordeskt.ype, Flinlstone, HB. near jeanuomenl!WSOc l-0$2. RE M.1NCT 0 N bullfi1hterSlO.Wrou1ht candJea SZ.50 eacb.LANTf!RNS $3.50·115 ; Baby items 10c each. Catalytic heater Sl3 vinyl ~at routes, henvy Slater and Edwards. All clothes size 5 to 12, Typewnter SlO. Cusc itlo~ Iron and glass swa1 Ught Decorative cabinet Mdronome $10; pewter Humidifier Sl. Bicycle Hlde·A·BedSIO Sleepina ~.875-2328 onehuceboxolnothina vlb~ator $2.SO. hec $1 2. Diaper pall $2. handles 50c each. look pitcher and tray ieatSl.Stiffellomp$25. 8a11 SS Ski equipment SS ' . ' .. EMERSON rttOrd player over 25c Wifs, w11let1, w r 1 le r $ 2 5. New 968·8388 139.3050 SlO; Infant seal S3 ; Old mirror $25. Hanging and SlO Alr mattress S6 FOUR 100 "l nex con· 57. B~ frames SS euch. and usortf'd hair bllS 25c Volkswagen bumper as. . 1lopwatch $10; 1irls bike lamp S2S. 600 Jasmine Croqut'l ,el sa BS R dull SU.SO per roll. Safe· Truck lntertubea for to SlO Am:mng• On Aluminum lounee S3. CANE velvet love seat CLEAN cnb and mattress $25 · tent. tXt, SU: Ave CDM 644•7605 turntable $12 Tape deck ty coutes SUO. Dust swimming $2 each. JS" · 5707 Seashor School desk & chair $5. $25. Lamp $3. Plclure S2S. 50" new snowfence Col~man i tove -$12.llO : --··--·----- $1 s llld aas ·can $3. vw resperaton $1.50. Rub-Chevrolet 6. hole rlro.~ bcr~=~: West Newpor~ 7" recording mag. tape rr ames, vases 25c·Sl. $20. 488-1523 • old c.oteman lamP6 SlO sleerlna wheel Sl.50. ber coocme aloves $2. and spare lire$.$. 14 Btacb S l .2S each . Home 673·2028 STRACK 1 SIS Two and $15; jewelers lalbe Piece ot solid mahoeany New hard hat.I Cl.SO. Two Chevrolet rim and wide burgalar alarm system loth P ayer · CB $25; colleta for Ja\he S2S: ,_ . 2·· stock S2:s Bed fr am~ 100· Elt>c:tric cords 112.50. sprae $3. Double kitchen . (new 1 S 15. Sp an I ah 220 VOLT electric c es car speaken $15 set. auorted watch parts ~ 54 Hibachi s2 54t-M48 Four temp r::;er boxes sink $5. Bathroom sink BIKE parts· frames, wrought iron wall lamp dryer '2:5.641·5$35 radio SJ.5, Two whip an· SlO; uaorted clock parts '' 1 J.<lT~ G".'cl""'k, .... 11r .. ·f , SS. "·t TS2S, will 11el separ1 atel)'. u . Blue m atcblne :;~~•b:;:~k~rse~t;d ss. s llg~l cdhanrdell18er OLD hospital bed $25. ~~:~tS5 :.~ s10; runnlni uiht.a $15 .. HEW ,.,. "" "" " ..,., hree stnna-on Iles $20 ce~amlc lamps SlS a bear1n.;s5c·S2 544.8034 (new1S. mn ow an . 642.7888 64r.......,.. ... • each;,alauware lOc·llO. ., of Mel mac dlshe» $3. 0111 each. APP JOO' temp cor· patr. Good rock Cod pole ... · ' Push lawn mower $10.· or ..,_,' 960•3167. 8652 Dorsett, ·~... WITH hea and&laues lOceoch d1 50c a root. Concrete and reel Sl5. Garcia BAM800bltdca1ehana· Diahware and kitchen 2U.S.MAGwheela7"1412 RCA U" B/W TV HuntinflonBeach. ~'$ "°"l'. Archery set $8. Rubber molds U.S20. Concrete freshwaierpoleandZeb· lnalampSl0.645-8018 utensila lOc·SS. 355 Vista for $25. Patterson darkwood cabinet, pJc'. ( u"'_·", ·-galoshes 12 a pair. rubb4!r no.ts S2. Three co rffl 110. Clock ~adlo . Bnya Newport Beach eularcer for 35 mm lure needs some work 12" FAN $6. Toaster Sl. ., Women 's purses :ioc rolls IU electric wire S5 13. Various mirror• S3 WOMAN S Clothing 642·0586 B&W,excellentcondltlon 126,645.2569 5411.7491 ¥-~•ch. 88 gun S4. CnkC' uch. Two palr rubber Heh. Uprl1M power 50c·SS. Radios Sl·SS. S25. Lawn mower en1lne _:i • \\'!f:i decoratln&•etS20. Floor boots. new. •lie U, SS mower Slit. Holly Ford Record player U. Aa':or:ir~otllr• t50c·l1. s10.Federalenl1r1error GUITA!t wllb case, !ll.TRUCKrackfor~or"' ~ .l~ to cemna pole h1mp. 3 each. Clay and ceramic carbutttor, 4 barrel, a. ReU1IOU1 + misc books ba'~etu.,:a .,'!~ stereo 2\4 x 2V. 115. ~ratlve slie. old but well m~e too ptc.kU!f25. 64&-3405 ..r • ..,_ ~· •. chains 125. Lawn mower poll ry Sl..CS One 5 aal End table~-Htnd lllJWI 25c·~. Phone tablestand ca m .... .xuier rug wall planters, small $4, and soodlooldng $25. Ice ~ttltom!JNotfMllr""'9 Slit New Va1>0rlLtir S2S llud1'0n r.onton •pr1&ycr. S2 ucb. Paint.a Q aallon. +end tables Sl·~. Tools cleaner 15. Comer shetr large rr. Large electric crusber, new ss. Toy• STUDIO bed with cover ,.,..,...._111,_.._ t396 Galway Ln. <.:M. new 115. 60 cinder blocb 253$ Weestmln.1ter Ave, 50c·SI. lOom to 4pm 50c BUJ1alar alarm $15. Searl ed1er 15. Feclal a a lore, Fisher Price, and bobte'a '12. 845-9277 ~" • ..-.y., 546.,.355,nllweek 6d'<lt SU> Two pu•h CM.&42.Q'78 S57·tlfl 3Ul Barbtdoe Bolh~~l£!ayeNrlS2. uuna(M'l")SS.SSpeed Play1kool aod more1_or_54_5«le8 _______ 1 mow~ ~ each. 20381 Place MMa Verde. Baby ~er ~~5·. ce bicycle, frame & wheels lc·k Chlldr•'• records l1QlijQj(,jl AQ UA s pa, whirlpool Auolut.SAJtolfMesa BLUF. chip 1ta1n1> books women• cJotbes 11ze 12 SlO Ca.11540-0348 satur-50c Sl Books children• WantAdResults 142-5678 bath. portable tu. Or,Ml.zrot U .'° each Book with OEttNTAL Desl1n wool SOC•$$. Good women·• day 8:00.12:00 AM, Sun· chlid f.eartna:health and r'25;t:piiil!";=~::::~::-:::::-:::;:::;:~ll\1 848·3008 purchase or 10 book1. ru11 '"'· 3JC.5 $15. B~ shoes size 7 & 8 50<:·12. day Allday more 5o·U ore en C1t.'l\l'l'P T' .lit.-.> G ,,..,..,E-.m1ffl¥,...., PAIR or la mps 110. fflS.2328 frames SlO. afaple bedl Barbella 110. Crafts b al.tedld.,..;SS Latte A..?il/{,At. 'l!!5 ~.IL'-ra..., .ll'-°"' TWIN size mattress and Child:. pool t.tble U . $25. Head board l15 FIOClr 50c·Sl. Jewelry SOc·S2. DOUBLE bed, 00. 1pr· r • -asa0ck on AMS :'.",Cl.AT 1. flClLA u ... box 11prin1 S25 eacb. Sho-.r ~ 115. Couch KENMORE WI htr and lamp• $10 210 Afale Tape recorder 15. ln11, n1attraa, frame rourd T~bl T~ .Al'°""'" ~ ,,_,,,_,,......,c.w. ~ im.um 548-~26hftf.'r8. S2). Dlnttl• set 121. IU dry•r S20 uch. Balboa bland 8'2·5833 Vacuum -.,, Wll headA and headboard S25 ror ~!'r:"u Pair 1?au ~-... Todtw~~t:'"'~ oc+.nl»l.Q MBTAL watdrobe 115 Queen•l1e bedapread '*815.1 Sat 10.2 S50C Paper muke. hand all. Small retrt1er•tor· chroaae Chow tables 15• ~-".!'1' _,_._,..,...,., .. ~ ~1;~ Sof _ __._ __, .. 0 sis. DIMtte table StO. PLASTlC pool .. SO .... painted catl S12. Hand workl 1ood m . Kitchen L ....... _ 1 · T.wlllt .t,_.i..... .... -.,.: • • • ._.. <.'0Ycnn1 ••. R .. braided larae .,.. ... • ll'Ur UNENS ror twin, full " painted lunch palls $15 ato\le eood condlUon bul am .. w-... .-p. llU ~'-.• 1e:::--1= flDll* ~~ Two1mallbtltetSTeach rue sz5 Drnaer llO ~bedoprud Ir pUlow kln1bedlUCto. lleach. Uookl10c·50c. Slenotyp9 n.eecti door lprlftl 112$ 12,dothea,IJ'Mnblucr ;'W1Mr• I~, ,;:_,... !!=-:!:~~~ nu· area NII •·Two Gold~ chair 17.50: •ham1, cott $50, SIS. sr.retdJforf\.111,quttn," tripod IS. Man·• 3-&Pff(! Mai wheel• 125 .. ch: w/matc!Unt plaid •lax Oll~!Hf"'l •..:, =.. ti~ s.---· end tablct1 SO each. Th blk ST&OS20 8ab1llMllDlc·Sl.PoU, knJ,tomaMW~toSlS. blk rzs l088PottCosta N Fr Id I tie $10. lAYl dtffke.i .-,.,. IJW.. s:-..... __ ,., Playpitn SJ. !~by w:Ut!r El~:~rlc :fur with ruht1 2Sl·I~ ,So•t· ColOnd towelt :JOc to St Xe:aNS,5245 ,.:::... n:~na, r ~ ~ Joan ant jaott tl~~ t:i'in",.r"" i~~ •= 11;:..,. ~A": $2. Cur bod ... T11 e .... Jutcer t:.1. Bib baby ant n1ware, gin ..,, ~ Throw pUlow. 25CI to Sl. not qlt.ate -avacado 126. l>rut •nott, tom.. '.<~ 'T~ 2:.V.::-10Y: otC..1• ml 418 Either, Sat, lCH *'2 21aa1 lc.nakoa RB quart SS. Salton plua Llnto tablt c:lothlhaome AUTO 1tereo cusette 2 ColorT v Not worklnf leatber, •'-3-CMI $3,, l'j.f 1:-.tc , ii :ttl. n =:.,. ··~ ---te3 1930 • • wenner '2.llO, Ca11nln1 new a Drapes 1 ort ., player $25. Rotera hi-hat b h Sl$ • c h ,11• all llke Mw. Other boy'• ll • 1~ ~. ~•• SAT/SUN, JO·G, three • j•r• IOC·2Sc 3'1d}' Platt toni &die S2 t.G $5 P•lr. stand cs. Left rear '84 ot • u on Y clothea 25c·U. US CMte.,:11 ;' ,;:;;;.*' :,i:-" &lrl •bikes, SUn1n:v 3· ·ea YAMAHA 100 twin 11111 mirror $10. Some new 1om• fin VWfencler ... SuperS.. 5'2-3'1M Na•sauad,OoataMesa ~""~11 !J-~ ~?""*' ,~ 116'.. :i::: a~r~o.u~-:rm~1 run1sreaU2S.548.ot04 ' Mltlmact tor1 foud r Sts·5!· fotded, b'rtnc your Ue C1\llM a1racoop SI. fOWElt drllla, HWI LADIBS Levl Stta\IH ,.., .-...... ii~ • ~ C, .!·~1°!~ · T tu er n •r •· meuurem .. l• pllllel VW rtm $2. Call Steve ec1, ... , Jloan $S aild ~, ... u ..,.._ -c •I e • '' • U · w o TWO t'70x14 whitewall DrlftWOOd plantetD. Sea wua• ..,ortment. 6707 133·858t flO each. New car~t autde frln1-" Jaclttt, ~' u · I~ c..-MlllM•us bathroom 1lnk1 ho and ur.s, lood ahape ror ibell•Sc-asoMC).521'7 Suabore l>rlvt wen aampSa 2Sc.·50e. DoOnt tlH It, S10., ltexlca11 ,a; .. I&.. '• ~ ~·.~~ SU. Two 1choo1 dt11k1 St5 price cs. 84f.2l50 Nowoort Beach CA STOVE 125. Old warne lhollow c:oe1u S5 each lfatMr tooled baod.bt1, ;;_ ~ !! '°''~'! Ud 120. Two r•dlot BUSHNESS GolfJCOPe • ' Iron ~. Dreutr SlO. ' teatblr LIDed '1Xl4. tx· . ,_.-~ iJ ~ ..... -as. BowUna bait, ba1 OOLr lt•m•: Arnold power1amm11s. Walnu& HARDWOOD ..... 1~·'. Btullaubanain•tamp Fo~r &f:U~ t1~T!t:;: cellent con tlon tts. ..._ ~ .-;... I~ '*a al9d ahote 110. Tape deck Palmer ll"Ont and wood• wall cl~lt 112. Clock vat'loul lcnsU.1 lk a S15. Blue table lamp as. eac · 1• 11 iCh. Vlrbr~ bMt C'Uahloft M~:t" r. &..-:;' *"la_ 110. Two~ pl~l"I S7·SI ••ch. Catt SlO. radloAM/nt fl.S, Vanl· f.ot. SU1htlt used rtd Sllvttp6tctlM-S20. Hip S5e1' CBk~:i~T:~.· ~··iu1·-. tlb "" i10. .. ... !' ,,~ '°' () 1111 .'~'*r~ lt·'8.St..-.orecorda25c BallaZlc.aoceacb.Ptve t)'1wl\ltichalraT1pe brick Uc each. 4 beek chair GO. Nope 1 -'·••· Mt-4225 ~r."!: '8'~ .....,. -.U.f2aW. each. 3M ~bl• copier sat cement. paint•· An· adder a Tool bole tia. M ahotanJ panel• '2 dlett a A~ bottle. Aluminum air tuk 10 , .i. • • _ , 1 ao. Bike frame• and Uque draft~ doOr pulll LawnmowuGS,BaaD. each 1 White paotll 7k h ·UO.Latirtrtdwoodta· '~!i1.f~enplant1<0IRL'S·iSc.~na •~n SlllC ·a··,••N..,. HOOGE POOGE .. Nf' par ta lOct·SlO. to~ 50c eacb. Wroqht Iron Exleuton oord H . chS>l21thSLSatonly ble ss. TablH Sl·'3. • lr&Y.t:....O'nr "=-"'"'' ~ • r1 II Weatttt.a Dr., NB, conm 1wa1 l•mP 110. Ltmps Oarden toolt !!OctoSt. Tl· t ·lhm Ns.oll.8/tu-W7 TelncoPt SlO. Jewlery BADY buW tzS' Q\ani· MW UJ. m-i. of Weatellff and 12. Old Playboy125c blelamp$12.CGlt•no--.. ,...., 11·~.PlantJnsbucrc.t lnltabl•ftJ.cOtt•t•· ttYARDS~"'tlted .JE0 llTAOMA1 'HAM8UERSO 1 P•cador. tacb. Braaa machine mar.tab&e 117. Dlnttt• ALllOSToewdoUblealAk Hc•fl. Saturday only blettJ.;a.tOfdr.wwa MH/WllMeOO.W..··aJll A AM I Li l iF £UM AL r HM A 8 D 8 GOOD C!! dlihwHbt1 1crews It lb. 10· 1ur· 1cSZS. ~'! 110 ~ 3'3 m.aaz~=:-doors 10.:totol:OO. 2207 A•alooi.'21· J>11k ..S ehalr • '~ yd,G1·lf'71 , M U•M 0 9 ti l HEM It$ AH" U N t Good __ ... _ lboanl SJ.O, Grwnd llMtt lltll Pl B MS-ml li • 112. SCZ rc>btdoon Stteet, ec.ta M... . Nlt.e tt~t ~ = nae ---S a 'O O "'·T a " " a a U u " A U $ £ L , car spe-"' 81tl &ScNendOOrcMek .. ---. 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'"" ____ 1t"'-~1· u_,.."-IQ..Jlltt• ' " .. _.·a.:.~, Y""· abt .hnbet ISC to Giiii' MATCIONO'.*cll and 1',toicuss..-au _ J., .,, Reeetd plaJM' 110. ...... .._..._-. 1ff . -·~: ... , ....... __. ...... .o.o.;;.-..--, .... • exctli..t c::aemum •· o1ftl. -.; beUI SU. ie~alr •lot. b(ltb. ~ •c c.• • C .. tit al •rewett 111. ea..-. "t. -1 ·· ~ MfMjaft HrP 1 .a l •:tlf'" METAL 1ton1• MMUJ8 ~ --.. bllttnatlaien&U• ISO. Danl1b i'aod•ra chain • LUO USXlUf htaVJi l>lt :aoc.ao . ....,.n. 'KAJl.Lnf nlldiW ·~ Aliiryllts ~ . _,,.t ~ ' -•••tt m . Quten ••u ~) ;,:=· m .aaai 1ttb tsoea.-.-v dutJ eempll'' rims 'Ii' 1c1w1t1...,,,, 1 : • w • •di. c.a :-Mluur. Ail1'1 M.111 i·r N~ b~~ •"°'*8.Harll"C'.: o.taM .. :\.L .. • DAii~ tMit "eac~•lm ~. ... , , -.-. .. 1">. A*Ulft Mijt!ora ~cstla 1 'rjs~~~le=~~~~u.:.•:.=:::.=:'E=~~ ~~-='.:-.;.~.7-~~Al&·I~ ··w .. MH!!p; tOll7I -~--~~ _....,m",-.,J~· ,L ~·~ "1, \ ' f I . t • I "' " " .! I ..... ~-. .. Movln•·AppUc, anllquet You name lt, iL'a here, 6 m-. U2 .Eventn1 Ca· Men Verde 1ara1e nyon Rd., Cdfd. SJS cslale sate. 10c·S400. lMPM Sat/Sun lGam~pm. 2798 Super Gara1e Sale; Waxwln1.C.M. Saturday May 1'Lb.186SS SUPER GARAGE SALE! Saota Iudoral Fln. Gumball machine, •REDWOOD• •HOTTU'-S* w..1 • .-w ........ V a l 1 • Y • E l • fumJture, rames ap· lls/M,agnoUa.) pllances, closet doors, ~~~~~~~~:_J~~~~~~~~~I Blk nau1ahydc chair, lamps, clothes, &old tenls, books, clothes, carpet, many sizes, etc., •MAnRISSIS• more. Sat, 4.53 ldagnolla, etc. Saturday 8:3<M, 3058 SiaaleSeta131.50 CM Zell. Top of the World. Full Sise SU.50 •· IA...... Buch. 41'·1738 •--B&J Mottreu fodOI)' PATIO SALE-Rotary Eveolnp. 838 East ht St, S.A. gasoline lawnmower,•--G-&-.-&-,._-.-5--&L_E __ , S.7-5636 S.'50; Dinette aet, maple "'-~--"' ---------• S35: Panel Ray 1ai. Walnut dlnJna tbl w/6 PUIUC ~UCTIOM heal.er $30; Golf clubs chrs, china cabinet, $00; Mlac. S:c 14 llldies refrig, colfei: tbl, chest & clothes$1.00&12.00.Lots tbls. much misc. 425 of ol.ber things, Corner Ford Rd. Apl B. C.M. 34lh & Marc us, N.B. Royal ore Typwriter $40. 675-0253 Power Mower $35. Phone Chlldrens furn. twin bed, Other misc furn. 2021 Windward Ln,N.H. SAT. ONLY! 9211 Win- tergreen Circle, Fl. Vly. turn, clothing, misc. Giant Community Cara ae Sale, Ul65Q Broukhuri.l. lat Elllll F\ Vly May U 1'wo family, Sul/Sun. Ce menl mixer S90. Bundy nut~ $1'5 Dnll press SGO & lou morf'. 21J23 Lu Snlll', CM, ~6-:1191 F\lmlture; rouch, coffee --------•I tnbles, cbn1r11, lump11 Repair Kitch equip, clothes ctr Ch;airui 8811 Fry Cir. llR, Sat 9.4 Mountlnp C.ulln& )trTa\l•h Gold1mllla Inc 42;,0Scou Dr. N.B. 1011 ....................... '°" COLOR TV'S ALL MAJOR BRANDS Recood. & Guaranteed Portables & Coosole11 Sl00l01268 FREE 5ame day deliv. WRIGHT TV 843 A, W. 19th, CM \ 30' Sea Rays Sport lriclgi Sedan lridgt w ......... JN THE WATER DEMO'S By appt Sal" Sunday NEWPORT STORE Open 9-7 pm, wltnds lil 6 HarrflOft'I Sea SEA RAY 3101 West Coast Hw y Nwpt Bch 714/'31-2547 2327 South Main St. Santa Ana 714 /S40-6S5S ,, 9070 "73 360 Y amaba. Ported ••••••••••••••••;•••••• b7 Turner. Champion .. • •THICAI PLACI• 2100HarborCll D1·2f20 197' GMC JIMMY A beautJ ln COid 11 white w /autom~pwr. •tee~ lJ\I, air CB unit. lart• 1aa ~ Ir under U.000 mUa. (BWl\210). OMLYS6ttl COSTA MfSA OAT SU N 30, bo l II r , __ H Glasa, aet up for T.T or • 1 P 1or ..-, unt· flat track. Must aell &850 tnst:_ = '100 per nrm.642-4177. ...HARBOllBLVD. rnon '71 Yamaha Enduro. no l4N4IOl4NZU LocaJ resident needs sUp dee syalem. Bst air over '71 Ford PU. Camper tor Cal 40 Pref. Newport. SlOO. M'M2M Special. 114ton, 390 enr. 499-4768 AC. PB, PS, AT, new FRONT TIE to 26' pwr ~/S..._ .. W. / 60 shell, clean. 962-953& boat. quiet chaMeJ. $2.50 -I• ... f I per ft S.'50 min 6'1'3-6t08 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• '7& Otevy HV7 duty Matoll 673 ·1970 M ; -· .... _.__ u-~ It-Joi lhortbd, aso. PS. PB, AT, or • rs &.eWlS __.. ~ ~ dual tnka, cust whla • 40' SU f I I t/a to 32 Ura, ao ml. s.. to ap· P or rent. Fully setr-contalned prec. SS200. 879.()368 Reserve now for Holiday Is Wknds 11168 Ford 44 too. Radlo1 REGENCY MOTOR heater, rood tires, COOCl HOME RENTALS body. Runs treat. $1SOO. 825N. Harbor Blvd, S.A. 1_548_~------- ' '10 f, ~J •rill l'> lit ACt< Bt VO • '· ' < • ·Ho lll AC>~ t~J. r ·11 '4U 144i CAR OUTLET C-"ForCars Pold For Or Hot 21'45JIARBOR BLVD. Ulurbor & Victori1t > COSTA MESA 642·0653 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOIMtFTY IMP0*1'5 MARQUIS MOTORS 2ll802 Mar&uenle Pkwy. MISSION VIEJO 831-2110 495-1210 J. •73 Datsun 240% t nspeclf'I'est 4·spd., AM /FM, stereo, lo down al\d s.~nslble pymts. (342J~ ~ 14' [o()\JIH 111£A llOVLlV ... l!O • lllU 11"9JOltUO• )•1494 m1 "11 510. Xlnl cond. Lo ml. Lv'g country. Must sell. $1450. 67,-8708 •74 PickvpJshell. 411k ml. Xlnl cond. Xtras. '2400. 548-4193 ~ '75 2*>Z. IS400 Orm. Xlnt cond, 4 spcJ. AtC, xtras M2·S296 #" • •1a l"lat. •·dr. xtai ...................... . mll'•&e. Gd Cond. Call 494·Sl77 m iracle ma zda 1 r-• eant '70 280.SE. like nu. air, ,. AMtnt, comp. leetber n. Int. ~lch. Ures, 1 ownr " ease tdrlvr.108Coral, Bl. - 1972 Mal SSOSL CQUt-lL Silver blue/blue lmmaculale condlllon 4' \Ow miles. <975E'rc>. Th.111 weekend· Sptclal"'t ONLYSl2 000 M f\\1C.1N "111(J1M•'l>IU\ M I I • I.'' J.; , I 'tJ4 ., QJ t 1 ... .. . ., .. ' ~· •' & .. I ,. t .. 19HNrichf 912 In 11.1perb conditlon wltb 5 1peed & ctiurnit wbeell. <WP~7). SADDUIACK VAUIY IMPORTS 831·2040 49M949 at7.i P~914 L8 lltCi!i.:.Rid]l>lact. Air c:ortdo °' Ot&I•· fin· mnulat,·01*1Y 13,0oo miJcll, (Cl21PQP). MOW S719S M1~·.10N VI(•') 'MP()RT) tl • r I : :J •I I ) I I 0 1J --~---- . 1 971 f'ot'ICM91~ Stptejl. ofr c.ond •• ster.o, m.ae wbeeh & low mlleaee. (54'1JU<Q>ic SADDLErAC ' Y M.LIY IMPORTS !11·2040.491-4949 Jmm.ac. '00 Targa, 911T, Nu eni. &c pnt, lthr. 5, p, etc.S6600.642·'174S.9·5 •· SHOP & COMPARE IFYOUMUSTI' But We Feel t heae ate the LO WIST PRICED •IATS IN SOUTHERN CAUF • • AT DICllllWR ... 101'.0RS THEr .... FIA1DULEI • ...... .-w '16 FIAT.128 2DOORSEDAN 1n11.21093on UST .. ICE ~7~ FACTOIY IRATE '490 DICKMIUa DISCOUNT '27• '76 Volvo 2460,LA, copper w/plnstriplng. sun root, AM/FM tape cassette, pwr ant, windows, air. ltht int. lik new, ~uper sharp Qty UOO~t, $8100. 544·07~ alt SPM ~ .2 C•DILLACI c,. .• , .... <~>INSTOCK '74 Jmpala Wagon low Y°'!" choice or COIOl'S & rni.'roof·rack, trlr hitch, eq111Pft)ent. MOit all With air, nq radials, S3400. factory air cottd~Uonlnr. Diys, S4MUl ask !or--full power, v inyl or Dick cldn'lolet top, ~M /FM 1--·-------1 stereo with tape, cruise rp '55 Chevy 4dr Stn. control, aplit powel' seat. Wgn. 283, Auto, new pnt. leather ot tapestry ln· chrome whls. Bst ofr. terlor, tilt wheel, power 548-8779 door lock.a, etc., etc. 19721---------1 Cpe. de ViUe (897NQC) 5 J,Jonte Carlo, clean, Sale Pricee from J o a d & d • P 0 W E R $391ii'r SUNROOF, .3$K mi, '7:1 ~;orr.551-3321 • 150THER QUALITY CAD ILLA Cs TO CHOOSE FROM Nabers Caalllac "1 5 Sta Wgn Capr:ice F.state, 454 C.I. pwr, tape d eck, trl r towing package $4575. xlnt cond. 496-5587 ''16 Mallb'L Classic, PS, PB, AM/FM atereo, f 100. 640·U94 btwn 10 & '721800ES Sport Waeoq.' 2690 Harbor Blvd., spd. overdrive, aH1 C~ia Mc~a 540·9100 •• Chevello, Wan. vs. AM/FM, cmly 2'l,000orlf. L~!!~!!~~!!!!!!J auto. P.S, AM/FM, roc-mi. Perfect car. '6500. tot)' fresh, lo mi, hi gas 646-8457 1974CADILLAC mileage, perfect vaca- 'M p.UIQO s. New eng, &DQRADO tion/famtly car, 892·1470 b r k a , p n i.. S 18 0 0. Full e9ulpment inc. 's '76 burg. red, 2 dr Monte (OltPQ$)897-8824Gary \bese t>ow•r ite~s · Carlo Lamlau, 1wvl bckt ....... u·~ windows, -~all!, •teenl\g, seats. OC()fJ.C) gaaae pkg, __ _ brakes & dOor loco. TU 23 ch ph CB ttt whl ..................... -.. wheel, ctulso control, crµlse control; etc. xtni padded top & low m ltt. 1 CQC\d. Low mi, (15,000) e>w n er -lo ~al oar. orig owner. S585(>. (S11KLM>. 642-1077 OMLY $6f9S -,6S-C_t1_e-vy-w-hl-te-4d-r.-R-u_n_s, ':O~.TA M ESA ~A i~UN good, saso . Aft Q:ao. 67~·1447 NOW ONLY NOW ONLY House of lmr>ort's .,.,.,. "' ''• I••••• I ''' • • \ , . t\abers aUto center r 2V2 Acres of the finest. • • .most complete ·USED CAR ai1d LEASING C~NTER I ON THE ENTIRE WEST COAST •LUXURY CARS• ECONOMY IMPORTS .. · • FULL SIZE-MID SIZE-COMPACT STATION WAGONS • SPECIAL TY CARS • RECREATION VEHICLES •TRUCKS• 4x4's •VANS ~ DON'l\ BUY UNTIL ¥OU SEE OtJ~ 'SELEITT:IONI '69 FORD LTD SEDAN Automatic,. air conditioning, '9dto, heater. power steering. power brakes, vinyl top. (ZRa.19) '74FIAT128SEDAN 4 speed tranamissloft, rldio and heater. ateel belled radfal tires. (231MXG} '69 MBGGT 4 •Pffd t""'9mltli0n. '*''°· ,,...,_ wire Wf*'L (72&A08) 9 pHaenoet. automa\lo. air conditioning. power atHl'h,g. ~ brekea. roof rack, redle>. Miter. (SHHGF) • "i '7 6 FORD GRANADA Automatic, air conditlontng. POWef steering. PoWer brakes, bucket seats, vinyl top, rac(lo. heater. C816NIL) Automatic. AM/FM stereo wit~ tape. hM>ICk eeets. spar• tire Cll'l'I.,, '1tlO wheel•. big tlr••· custom paint. (527LREl • 195 .. .. '74 Pinto 2 Dr. 4 Spd. Mafs, AM/FM stereo, a!Nondit.loned 546-1960 Pinto Runbt orig own. 2000 CC, 4 spd, xlnt cond. inside & out. $1250 640-~ Plymouth 9960 - ·~···················· .. i---------'75 PLYMOtrl'H Custom '71Vega.3·spd. F\lry 9-passenger wagon Sl.200or best oCCer. only Sl,995. Low blue 847·0470 • book on tha vehicle ls . $3,100. A good clean car '73 Vega Htchbk, asr, new but it has n .ooo miles 'on tires, reblt eng, xlnt body it. See in Daily Pllot S1795/Best offer. 498·1750 parking lot at 330 West"'""aft_s_P"_rt ____ _ Bay Street, Costa Mesa, '71 Vega. Good m11g, orig or call 642:4321 for more ownr. All service re- lnJotma tson. Ask for ceipts. Auto, AC. R&H. Riclt or Oscar in neet $950/ofr. Clean. 673·954!> garage. · '74 VEGA GT Htchbk, 4 '72 Satellite 1 owner. Xlnt spd, ;dot cond, S.1550/ cond. P /S, R/H, A/C, 10 bestorr 847-0279 mi. Lug rk. Let's make a1---·----- deal. 96().5156 '74 Vega lltchbck. Auto • • .,.. Pl th Bel ed 35,000 mi, $1550. 556-3610 "" ymou v ere ext 14. days bef 4pm. '383 cu. New starter, runs1---'---"'---- well. $295 or best offer. '74 Vega, air cond, P /S, See at corner of Darrell vinyl top, runs good. and Pomona. Cos ta SlSOO firm. Ask for Gary Mesa. or call 631·3149 or aft. 6pm. 645-3262 642-1060 an SPM --------1•74 GT. AM/FM. tapt!. Pontiac 9965 stereo CB. air, 4 spd, pin •••••••••••••••••••••• • striped. $2195. 644-2510 71 Pontiac LeMans, xlnt • cond., $1800/bst offer. :73 GT Wgn. AtC. Many 493-6629 or 499·1311 x.296 extras, FAST SALE! att2:30PM $750. EvesMG-5597• Sew, w"'. &! 9104 SIZES S..18 "" 1f('Mi.-..1'f Mt6- £ASYf s.w. wt'IP. r in tlllt soft two·plecer. Jus 2 ffta in p1tltrn parts-one for wrap top-octt fot 6llirt. Travel near llld tit In fcsllioneble duo. Printed Plttem 9104: MlsW Sites 8, t~.12, 14, 16. 18. Sile 12 (bust 34) tlliO-part drm 3 )lldS 45·1ncfl. $end $1.25 for td ~ Md 3$i tot tldl pattn for flfst.clall MINd. a•n11s; S...tt: Crodlit 01ann Easy thrifty to rnakt-tddt a new modern touch. G1~e 1 bedroom chall'll wltlt Crisp sprhd .. nd Clll~lllS Cl~ cheted Of 14" Jblps in pin• tPPI• dt$l1n, slltll\ mesll. Pat tern 74S l: crochlt dlrtcUons. use bedspread cotton. S1.25 10{ each pattern. Add ·35' each ()alletll fOf fif5t-c1ns alrmt1l alld handllna. Send to: .. ••••••••••• , We Oot ltl 1977 ASiRE $· I 33 M.P.G. Hlway Based on the results of tests conducted or certified by the U.S. Environment Protection ·Agency, the typical gas nileage of this Vehicle is Estimated to be 2 3 M.P.G. City, 33 M.P.G. Hlway. Your Actual Mileage May \/9ry SEE 2C 11B7U522614 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW 1977 ··~ MO. Total 5ell "" once S4003 70 including tax & license. Total down oaymon1 S2~S 00 and 48 mol'thly p:lymi:in•s of S99 00 Deferred payment price I& S5090 20 AP A 1'4 06% on aooroved credit with GMM~ LEASE OR BUY LEASE ALL MAKES & This Is the first Pontiac rhoenlx. It's our new 6 passenger luxury co,..act. A new notchback front seat with center armrest 11 standard or order belcket seah ff you like. Grand Prix style Instrument panel, cut-pill ccrpeting with nearly as much headroom and front lec)room as you•n find in some full sized cws. V ·6 or V ·8 ere available. Come In and tHt drive one today and SH for yours.tf iust how beautiful this Hew P~ntfac Phoeftlx is. · '4 c:yt .. 5 ~· radio. (178NAQ) •3595 . 1975 I CO MARI( IV V-8, auto. trans., air conditioning P S P B , PW., AM/FM stereo r9dlo & tape deck. heater. W5W s. = i6'~JL.'~''73ii whee• """" 1975 CHEVROLET MONTI CAILO v.a. auto. van•.. factcwy air conditioning. ~ 119ering. Landau top, tilt atMrlng, raliy. whee41. AM-FM atwao (777&.PQ) •3995 1975 CHEVROLIT SUIFER YAM V-8. auto tran1 .• power atMflnfil •. AM·FM ll«90 tape, lea box plus much more. (7<M37Z} •5395 · 1975 CAMAIO LT. V-e, euto. trana., factOfY 1lr conditioning, pow.; wfndowa, rldlo, whltawall tlrn. vlnyt root, vlntl lntiwlor. Ult. rally• wheela. (786MXB) •4695. V-3, auto. trans • fac:tOfY air conch,tonlng. pawer _.ing. wtlrtewall tires, vinyl roof. (215LPX) •4395 1973 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE COUPE V-8, auto. trans . factory air conditioning, pawer __,no. power windows, rally• wheels. tilt steering. (118HER) '2995 1975 CHEV. 4 Dlt IMPALA V-8 auto trans . factory air conditioning oower steering radio. heater whitewall hres vinyl roof (394MOPI s3495 197 4 FORD HALF TOH TIUCK V-8, auto trans . power steering, camper shall. (41898Ul s3795 V-8. auto tran1.. factory air conditioning, power 11eerlng, radio, whlt•wall tlrH, vlnyt roof, Esprit-Till·EspnL (128.ISF) s4295· 1972 IUICK LE SAIRE V-8 auto trans . p0wer steering, radio. (647KY0). •1195 I 97J PLYMOUTH IARIACUDA V-8 auto trans . factoiy air concht1on1ng pawer steOrHlQ Lindau top (887HEJl 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1972 PONTIAC CATAUMA COUPE V-8, auto. trans., f1ctory air conditioning, pawer V-8. auto. tran1.. factory air conditioning, power steering. AM radio. (078JPS) 1taerlng, AM radio, Landau top. (742ERI) '2795 '2195. •2195 t 973 PONTIAC SAFARI S. W. 197 6 DODGE SURFER V AH V-8. auto. trans factoiy air condttlooing, lull pawer. oower steering. power windows. oower seats, stereo v..e. auto, tran1., power atHrlng, AM·FM stereo tape. redlo heater whitewall tires. vinyl roof C~OKOFJ (181PCU) •2995 '6395 1976 FORD PIMTO 1975 FORD PINTO IUMAIOUT 4 cyt., auto. trans., radio, vtnyl roof, tinted glUJ, '4 cyl 'auto trans • radio. (Y15'4257) l'\Nbout. (4'1PD.N> ' , 1975 PONTIAC FIREllRD ESPRIT v-a. auto. tren1.. 11ctory 11t conditioning, power at•lng. Landau top. rally• wheels. (95.41.0G) . 1975 OLDS CUTLASS V-8, auto. trans .. factoiy air conditioning, p0wer ate.ring, IX>Wel' dlac brakes. AM·FM stereo radio. vinyl roof. (378LJ0l . ... I I l ' I 1976 PLYMOUTH SIDAM4Dl. V·8. auto trans., factory air conditlonlllf,1. powr 1te9f'lng. POWer dlso brlkes. radio. heater. whitewall tlrea. vlnyt roof. tinted glasa. wheel covert. low miles. (040PAB) t3999 LTD 4 H. H.T. V-8. auto trans factory 11r PoWer steering. power brakes radio heater. whitewall ttrea vinyl roof tinted glass. wheel cover1 Nie. Cer (70eQAM) ~.-14.1177 WED., THURS., JRI.,, SAT., SUN. MAY . ll, 12, 13, 14, 15 ~ -......... INCLUDES VEHICLES FROM OUR PRESENT INVENTORY OML Y ~TOttJMON ... M V-8. au&o trans • fact.ory 11r cond1t10n1ng oower steenng l)()Wer disc brakes. AM-FM stereo radio heater. wtutewall tires. vlnyt roof, tinted gtasa. wheel covers. (758EL Tl 1969 VOLKSWAGEN IUS 4 SC>ffd. rllCffo heater, Lota of room. economy nowl (222KEI) IOOLS 4 cyl . auto. trans . factory air conditioning, AM·FM radio. heater. tinted glass Wheel covers. sunroof. (130LIG) ON APPROVED CAEOtT QM ANY NEW OR ,USED CAR IM OUR HUGE INVENTORY 12 MO./ 12,000 MILE LIMITED POWER TRAIN WARRANTY ON DESIGNATED USED CARS GllAMADA 4 OIL \ 8 auto tr1ns . factory air cond1tion1ng powr steering. DOW9I' disc brakes radio. heater. whitewall tires. tinted glass. wheel cO\lera. (356MEU) y 6 cyl auto. trans.. power 1teerlng, heater. custom paint & chrome rtms, sjde pipes. sun roof. (1065834) s4599 • cyl . 4 speed. radio, heater. (26301L)