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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-05-29 - Orange Coast Pilot• PLAQUERELATESSTOAYOFGREATVALOA Memorial• to Vletnam Dead Are Rare SUNDAY By ARTHUR R. VINSEL QfTlleOlllly l'ltet Si.ff Tbe young pys in the white sidewall haircuts who dash down the stain of Barracks 660 at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station to drink beer evenings al the Toro Cafe outside the Main Gate know the name. VINHL They pass the impressive bronze plaque emblaioned with the name PFC. Jifl\MY W. Phipps every day. coming and going to duty and leisure. Ei&ht years ago last Friday • Pfc. Jimmy W. Phipps, aged 18, earned the Congressional Medal ' * ·. SI 'It:\\' s1•1·:f . E .\I . 0 • • t t • f f l, • • I ~ .., .-. -, i7 t am of hudfai lirll. This wu. his ftnal embrace of iifytbli\g. Republic ot South Vietn•P'I· The price be paid was hls Ure. The lives he saved were thale of hia company commander and second·in·command with a First Marine Division combat engineers com pally. The filed.away citation at El Toro MCAS explains Pfc. ~pps, a Santa Monica native, was try. ing to destroy an enemy 175 MM artillery round when its de- tonator fuse ignited. He clutched the hl)Jld erenade he w&S about to hurl at tbe dead- ly, booby-trapped time bomb to his own chest and dove o~ the 175 MM shell. Private First Class Phipps w~ There wu Uttle Jeft'ot blm but • memory • .ad tbat4ike the memory ol many men and that war they foUaht-!t f adinc from AmericBQ conacioaanest. The yOutb, who would h•ve been a man Of if, left lllt lamlly Amerlc~J's hi8heat honor for bravery 'On( the bettlef~eld, a handhdliit lesser ~edals..ud the Purple Hiart ,nu. Gold Star. He a1aO Wt th.e bronle plaque on BarracM' where the )'9ung guys wltb wtUte ildewall haircuts dash' to and fro carryin1 on the work of U.S. Maripea. Barracks 660 .ls one of two known memorials specifically dedicated to veterans of the~ nam confllct in all or Or~e County. aside from the oJd•t monuments for all seasons and all wan. The other is-or was-a p\ay.t affixed to a nice shade tree in m,e patlo-lOUhge area of the El TC)fo Poat Exchange on Dec. 20, 197~ the fint POW /MIA Freedom ana ~Prayer Day. : Nobody exactly knows whete tho pl~ue is now, or at least ln· form ational Services Office Sgt. Al MacKay bad trouble locating the tree. The plaque dedicated to the mtssing men is also missing. He said it was uncertaln whether it had been removed temporarily for cleaning and <See FORGO'n'EN, Page A3) VOL 70 NO. 149, 7 SECTIONS, 76 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TWENTY-FIVE CENTS -Oelly l'llot l'i.to 11., l'atrkk O' 0-11 COUNTY FIREMEN CH£CK WRECK OF AD BANNER PLANE IN SAN JUAN CREEK BED Body of Jennifer Zell, 5 , Hit By Aircraft, Ue• Under Pl••tlc Sheet Near Wing (;-irl, 5, Killed by Plane A liUle girl was killed Saturday when the pilot of a plane tried lo land in a dry San Juan Capistrano creek bed and its pro- pellor struck the child. Jennifer Zell. 5, was pro· nounced dead al the scene. almost directly behind her home al 25962 Via del Rey Sheriff's deputies said the plane had been towinjl an advertismg banne r , whi ch had become tangled in the craft's tail before the emergency landing. Pilot Albert M. Si bi, 23, of23731 ( Mariner Drive. Laguna Niguel. , was treated for minor injuries and shock at South Coast Com· munlty Hospital and released, deputies said. ·The pLlot was tryang the best he could to avoid crashing mlo the houses in the area," Lt Eugene Chizek said late Satur· day night. Investigators said Sibi was piloting the smgle engine Citadra Champion aircraft. operated by Pacific Aerial Advertiamg, 2521 Port Whitby Place, Newport Beach. on a routine summertime promotional night. Sibi took off from San Juan Capis trano Airport s hortly before 2:30 p.m . and made another circle pass at the tiny field to snatch up his ad banner. Planes that cruise over Orange Coast beach areas in s um- mertime pick up ad banners by swooping low over the field after takeoff and plucking them from a support with a tail hook. .. Somehow, the btlDner got tangled in the tail assembly," a sheriff's department spokesman explained. Controls crippled by the tangled banner. Sibi began maneuvering his plane. seeking a place to set down safely. San Juan Creek appeared to be the only likely spot, so the young mer aimed for the dry bed, but suddenly several children ap- peared directly in his descent path. ·'There were at least four or <See CRASH, Page A.%) Ritual.s Revere American Dead To the ruffle of muffied drums, the crac.k of rifle salutes, the lonely, piercing tones of bug.le Taps and the whisper of cemetery grass and silent prayers, America will honor its dead Monday. From Seal Beach to San Clemente and Anaheim to Avalon, Memorial Day ob· aervances commemorating all the deadt not just military men, are scheauled. Orange County's largest Memorial Day rites are an·· Ucipated Mooday at 10 a.m., m Fairhaven MemoTlal Park, San· ta Ana, when ,nore than 1.000 will Blaze • ID ~ Ho~ocaus~ Sweeps Kentucky Club SOUTHGATE, Ky. CAP) -An estimated 2QO holiday mer- r ymakers, engulfed in panic, s moke and flame, died when fire ra ced through a crowded nightclub Saturday night. Southgate Fire Chief Dick Riesenberg blamed many of the deaths on panic. The Kentucky State Patrol said 149 bodies had been pulled from the rubble and estimated at least 50 more were still inside the Beverly Hills Supper Club in this northwestern Kentucky com- munity, just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Dr. Herbert Flessa, who beaded-a staff of 10 physicians at the scene, said he expected a "re· · latively small number of injuries in proportion to the deaths ... Jn this type or fire, the people either got away for the most part, or are fatalities." The fire was put under control shortly before l a.m . EDT today. The fire chief said a number of people had been trapped inside the club. ·'I heard people moaning and calling for help," said Walter Bailey, a busboy at the club. "Me and a couple or other busboys went back in and started to help carry people out. Irvine Sale May Benefit Otarities By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of TIM Delly l"ltot Stall Orange County charities that have benefited in the past from the largess of the James lrvine Foundation stand to gain more when the Foundation sells its shares in the Irvine Company. The cash sale of the company to a consortium ot investors is scheduled to close before July 25. When it does, the foundation will get nearly $185 million for tts 4,590,000 shares in the land com· pany. According to foundation at- torney Howard Privett, that cash will be reinvested ln a dlvenified portfollo which should yield much higher dlvidencb than the Ranch company paid. He believes the result will be a dramatic increase in the amount of money the foundation will tlonate-to California charities. Privett saJd that in the 21 yun since the death of James ln'Jne, Ule f oundaUon bas donated 1Dbre than t22 million, much of lt to charities m Oraqae Count,. "We grabbed people by the shirts and bands, anything we could grab." Bailey said that when the fire broke out he grabbed the microphone and told everyone to leave. But he said it took a full minute to convince the crowd there was a fire. "The wont thing of all was that a lot of people didn't believe me when I said there was a fire. They are.protjably still in there.•· said Bail~y. The fl~ ~e out just before singer Johll Davidson went on sta1e. The popular entertainer was rescued by bis drummer. Tho Cabaret Room, wbere Davidaon was to sm• and where many of the victims were trapped, bas a capacity of 1,200. Adjommg smaller rooms and restaurant facilities bring tt\e building's total capacity to 5,000. The bulk of the building was in· volved in the fire. "Everything was under control until the smoke broke out," said Ernie Doctor, 50, of Columbiis, Ohio. His wife, Rose, said people began running and screaming for the doors when they spotted the flames. Black smoke poured Ill as the doors were opened and the panic' began, witnesses said. Bartender Gil Broad beck said,· .. Suddenly the smoke bit and peo- ple began jumping over the bar. It was so thick, l couldn't get e: breath a foot above the floor.•· The fire broke out about 9 p.m. ·' .A% OAJL.Y PILOT aund!y. Met 29. 1911 Weekly revievt_ of Orange Coast highlights •' OaUy Pllet St.It Pllei. LUCKY TOOK SNAKE'S BITE FOR MASTER, scorr Saddleback Valley Bite was worse than bark A Lake Forest family's dog, "Lucky," lived up to bis name last week by attacking a rattlesnake that threatened to bite his master. Young Scott Kilpatrick happened upon the snake while hiking on a family campoul in the Palomar area. Lucky, a rabbit and cat chaser from way back (ac- cording t.o Scott), saw the snake, ran into the brush where it was lurking and did battle with the creature. Lucky suffered two painful bites and required medical care, but survived to ~ return home to a hero's welcome. ' ' ' liijlatj Irvine campus site chosen Eight months of uncertainty, and Saddleback College board member mfightmg, ended last week as a second dis- trict campus site was agreed upon in Irvine. Board mem- bers w1ll grab 20 acres near Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road for about $45,000 per acre with option to purchase 80 more acres within the next five years. The approval came after the Irvine Company moved to ease sale of the site to the district. The trustees got quite a deal, they said. Land in the area now sells for more than $75,000 per acre. This story of the birds and bees 1s brought to you through the courtesy of the Newport Beach City Coun· cil, who decided last week that they were not proper in the city anymore. That news was particularly bad Birds, bees facing bans in Newport B each .. for those who miiht wish Lo , build either apiaries or • · aviaries, which, translat- ' -ed, are bee hives or bird ~ cages. Counci lman Ray " Williams, a biology in - wasn't entirely necessary, but other council member$ disagreed and ordered drafting of yet another «- dinance. So there you bave it. The birds and the bee's will soon be banned in Newport Beach. ' : .. ' ~ ... · .. ~ .. ~ ~ • .. ' • l • ~ , ~ • • ' . .: • .. ~ structor, said the new ban Huntington Bc,1c h City budget a 'reely' big show Huntington Beach unreeled their city bud&et last Mon- day-literally. Comphc?lted new budgeting procedures prompted the city's PR man to make a film, in color and bureaucratese. to explain the whole complicated thing. Wild applause did not greet the production, but a few lau&hs from the first audience proved that viewers managed to stay awake throughout. City officials and emplo~es star In the me, as do such words as prioritize, agendiie and finalize. The Cirm will be made available to civic clUbs and other groups Interested in finding out about the new, aero based budgeting procedure the city has adopted . • iiO n Bite Deep But the recent pace of inflation is causing speculation that it could be worse than that before the year is over. WASHIPJOT6N (AP) -Eveft. with tbe Mlp fro• the new lax c~t. many Aroericanl'face a aob- atantlal )OQ of purchasing power thla year because of inflation. With the year nearly half ove,!l ,MmlnlstraUon economists ex- govemment figures indicate th~ ' ptcl a slowdown in the inflation inflation will be significantly ~alter midyear, expecially in worse this year than in 197Q, 1-prices, whJcb have risen five when consumer prices advanced pittceotin the first four months. 4.8 percent. • ~ "Nonetheless there are signs or Inflation pushed consumea: coacem ' prices up 3.2 percent in the first. · four months of tbe year, and th~ • President Carter told a news Carter administration recently conference Thursday that bis raised its inflation forecast for 'tl!Jain concern at this point on all of 1977 from S.3 percent to 6. T bi economic scene is the rate of percenL ladatJon ... " Battle for the Band And the pace of lnllatlon clear- ly is behind moves by the money. managing Federal Reserve Board to tighten 1rowt.b of the money supply to mate loans more expensive. On Friday, several major banls raised their prime lending rate for loans from 6~ to 6~ per- cent, the second increase in a week. Since higher interest rates can discourage economic growth, the stock market responded by pushing the Dow Jones industrial average for stocks below 900, to 898, for the first time since Jan. 7, 1976. O.oly P'li.t SUll P'aolo Dana Hills High School band members Don Reynolds (left) and Mike Glover roll ou~ a beat on drums during attempt on Friday at a 60-hour marathon to raise funds for Dolphin band uniforms. Band members plan to play continuously through 8 o'clock tonight for money pledged by students and members of the communi- ty. Last year the band played 48 hours straight, but 50 new uniforms still are needed. Moluccan Standoff A War of Nerves ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP) -Dutch officials waged a war of nerves Saturday with Asian extremists holding some 60 hdstages in a train and a nearby school. Doctors said some schoolchildren r eleased earlier by the terrorists may have meningitis. Police and troops surrounding the two locations threatened to attack if the terrorists harmed any or the hostages still held after nearly a week, Jus tice Ministr y oUicial Toos Faber said. Des pite the warnings, the South Moluccans who seized the train and school last Monday showed no sign of relenting in demands for the releas e of com- rades Jailed for terrorism and a plane to fly them all out of the country. They also want the Dutch to pressure Indonesia into granting independence for their Pacific island homeland, which was once a Dutch colony. Dr. Gotliebe Nellick, chief pediatrician al a local hospital said examinations of the IOS showed 17 or 18 with symptoms of meningitis, a sometimes fatal inflammation of the membrane around the brain and spine. He said further tests were be· ing conducted at The Hague to confirm the diagnosis. Nellick said the children, set free after about halt contracted a stomach bug, may have come down wi.th the highly contagious disease because of poor hygiene during their captivity. He did not rule out the possibility the disease might spread to other hostages or their captors. "We are not aware this is the case, but cons idering the hygienic conditions, the risk is the same," he said. "The severi- ty of the illness as we know it at present is variable. Some children are now more ill than others." Twenty-two of the children re- main in the hospital. he said. F roMPage AJ CRASH ••• five," said Sheriff's Lt. Chizek. They apparently scattered as Sibi tried to set the aircraft down, but in the rough landing, it bounced and struck the little girl. Her body lay almost directly beneath one wing of the plane, which came to rest on the bank at the end of Via del Rey, near the end of the airport's runway. San Juan Capistrano Airport is one or the oldest and smallest in Orange County. It has been crowded in recent years by housing tracts. Coroner's deputies s aid the Zell girl is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zell. Funeral services were pending Saturday at O'Connor LagunaHills Mortuary. Federal Aviation Administra· tion investigators are checking into the tragedy . F,....PapAl IRVINE ••• He predicted that with (be variety c:A tnvestmenuinto wbldi the eaJe cub will co, the founda· tJon could be in a position to pay oul as mucb as $10 million a year from investment earnings. "'Of course,•• ho caulioos, "the dlv1dends earned wlll be depen· dant oo several factors such "'U tho health of the market antl the types o(investments made." At present, with the m~ority of the foundation's income based on the Irvine Company stock, it earns a little more than $3 million annually, he said. There are no figures available yet for the 1977 fiscal year, but for the year ending March 31, 1977, the foundation gave ~.6 million to 8S charities. A portion of that sum-$2.3 million-was carryover from the previous year. In the 1975-76 fiscal year, the foundation's donations to Orange County charities totalled $1,894.941. Thal included: -$300,000 to Chapman College in Orange. -$50,000 to Christian college in Fullerton. -$100,000 to Anaheim Memorial Hospital. -$200,000 to St. Joseph Hospital in Orange. -$70,000 to the Orange County Easter Seal Society. -$35,000 to the Artificial Kidney Foundation in Garden Grove. -$500,000 to the Boy Scouts or America. -$18,500 to Big Brothers of Orange County. -$21,000 to the Boys Club of the Harbor Area. -$25,000 to the Child Guidance Center in Costa Mesa. -$50,000 to the Mardan Foun· dtllron of Educational Therapy in Costa Mesa. -$10,000 to the Family Service Association of Orange County in Tustin. -$250,000 to the Newport Harbor Art Museum. These contributions, Privett · said, "will pale in comparison with what will be done in the next 10 years." How that will be accomplished is not completely clear, the at· torney said. The business de- cisions as to the exact form cash investments will take will have to come from directors and their business advi sers. Privett said one change that is definite, along with the increase In dividends, will be an equally dramatic decrease in the gain of value of the principal. When James Irvine died tn 1948, the foundation's share in the company was valued at $5.6 million for estate tax purposes. • The stock is now worth the $185 million the consortium has agreed to pay for it-a 3,303 per- cent increase in 29 years. "A diversified portfolio will produce a much slower capital growth rate and a higher earning rate," Privett explained. "Ob- viously the foundation isn't likely ever lo see the same capital ap- preciation as they b ad in the 1 rvine Company stock." Privett described that ap· preciation as a nearly unique kind of growth and credited com-• pany management for it. ·'The shareholders in the Irvine Company benefited from the exceptional capacity of the company's management. Ray Watson, Lannie Eberling and their people had all these in- vestors bidding furiously to buy the Irvine Company," he said. "I ttunk that's important in viewing the foundation's finan- cial position." ,_ ________________________ ,, , children released last Friday Those still held by the South Moluccans include three teachers and the principal of the village school in nearby Bovensmilde, who remained behJnd after the children were freed. Mesa Police Seek Grenade Thrower ~ F,.._P~AJ tllTUALS H ONOR U.S. DEAD ••• -. flrmished by The Voices of Hunt- higton Valley. --The rites wUI be in the Garden ot Meditation, toward the rear of i: memorial park, in the area ere unidenWled victlnfs of the gic Canary Islands jumbojet cbllision were recently interred. :M'emorial' Day services not si.reas~g a specific military t~me are acheduled Monday at t» a .m . In Good Shepherd qttmetery, Huntington Beach, tp_!ore its mausoleum. •Three Catholic priests will ~lebrate Mass, with Father Jlonald Colloty, of Sts. Simon & JU de Church om cl a ting. ,Principal riles in the Harbor At-ea MOQday will be observed ai 11 a.._m. ln Pacific View Memorial E?an. when Newport Harbor M'ntrican l..egton Post 291 honors tbe anen of all wars including tb~Vietnam conmct. i e 18th Annual Poat 291 emony on wb.at wUl be rlu's 109th celebration ol art~ Day will feature pre· tlaa.s bJ a number ol COm· -~ 1eadets, plus Ule Newport 1111"*" Hljb School marcbltti •nmlOte speaker wlll .,. NaYJ R. Zeak C. Mitchell, a Ilia stationed a~ ·El Toro Corpe Air Stilfon. tary representatives pro- aent 'Ylll claw from the Spanla" 1 American War to VJetnam. Veteran$ groups in Costa Mesa American Legion Post 455, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Veterans of World War I Bar· racks 1249 will tum out for a ceremooy at 11 a.m. Monday at Harbor Rest Memorial Park. And 26 miles across the sea, the comm\1Dlty of Avalon will stage its annual Memorial D~ rites spanning both today and Monday, under veterans• ot- ganizatiooleadership. Hotet., in the Santa Catalina Island hamlet will book rooms only for two or three days on the holiday weekend, so residents wUl open their homes to men .of Mal111e qorps m..-~~ ecz. cert~ (l'Qn'l C~p ~. arriving todar.. The men will stage. a band eon· cert at '1 o'clock tonlsht, tben step out at 9:80 a.m. Monday In the annual Avalon Menlorial Day Pa:r•de dbwn Crescent Avenue. ' Costa Mesa police today were hunting a mystery man who rolled a teargas grenade into the ladies' room of a McDonald's restaurant late Saturday. The restaurant at 31'1 Harbor Blvd., was quickly evacuated, but several persons required treatment by fire department param6dics. "There were four girls about 11 or 12 years old who were right ln there and I saw one woman with a baby in her arms who was cry- ing," said Patrol Sgt, Larry Bersch. He said most of the approx- 1 m ately 25 patrons and 10 employes present when the teargN grenade ignited ran out- side. Fire department personnel quietly cleared the restaurant with smoke evacuator fans. WJtnesses said a young man wal ked into the crowded BB Youth Remains ID Serious State A Huntlnpn Beach boy whoSe motor scooter crashed beadon ln· to a 1mall truck Thursday te· malned iii critical condttton earty todaJ at Pacifica Hospital. Donald Larsen, 18, of nu Alberta Ddve, amtilM4 bHd and face 1"juries 1n the colltalOri at Yukon and Quebec drives wtren hls vehicle hJt the other driven by SUsan L. Tambe,~. of '7631 ~Drive. restaurant and was seen throw· ing an object down the 1hort hallway to the women's restroom. Once the teargas cannister ex· ploded and began spewing fumes, they were swi{t}y ~ad by an air conditioning intake duct. SUH DAY l•1!11'141C.il. 'T ... Or ..... CH•I Oo1ty "''°' •"'-'" IH""'• .,._, .... .._"" ................. _"Y""'O.-'°"" ,,.. ............ c.m. • ..., ~ ....... ,_ .,, -·-_,,.,., ''"""4" ~•lclotv '" C0\14 -... N'twM<l heel\. 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The sergeant could not quite bring himself to suggest the possibility it had been stolen. But he did find an old copy of The Flight Jacket. the base newspaper, showing a photo- graph of the proud Vietnam memorial once affixed lo the tree. "With the vision of universal freedom Cor all mankind." the in- scription reads. •'this tree is de· dicated lo Maj. Paul Montague and a ll Prisoners of War and Mis· sing in Action ... Nobody was reall y certain who Maj. Montague was. But base spokesmen said it is certain, due to standard procedure, that he was either b'ased al El Toro or a citizen of th e s urrounding Orange County area. These two small items are ap- parently the county's only specific monuments or markers to men of the Vietnam period, aside from the traditional hails and shrines dedicated to all. The fact angers and saddens some and arouses the defensive indignation of others who are perplexed that the Vietnam war was considered a different war. an unpopular war. . "We have the monument at Fairhaven Memorial Park," says Sgt. John Crandall (U.S. Army-Rel.) a past commander of both Santa Ana American Legion Post 131 and past Orange County District commander. "That's for all war veterans. It goes back to the Civil War. We don't single out any one war. Our boy~ were all Americans." Something of a sad yet more realistic view of the past 15 years and the legacy of the Vietnam War -or the lack of 1t -1s ex- pressed by Master Sgt. Jim El- liott. He was contacted at the E l Toro MCAS information office relative to the question of any specific Vietnam War memorial monument or pubhc building. ''Can't think of one right off the top of my head," Sgt. Elliott replied. "Being the kind of war it was, people JUSl didn't rush right out and do things like that for those whoserved ... " A~Wlrt.,._,.. FLAK.JACKETED OFFICER WATCHES GUNMAN Detroit Ordeal Ended by Sharpshooter's Bullet Police Slay Gunman DETROIT (AP ) -A gunman fleeing with seven host ages, in- cluding five children and his estranged wife, was killed by a police sharpshooter Saturday after a lire on his car blew out during a high-speed chase. Ernest Taylor or Chicago was shot once in the forehead as he backed away from police, hold- ing a shotgun and hand1un on four ol bis hostages. The other three ecrambled out of the car and rm to police. The 2"1-year~d man walked backward down the center lane of lntentate. IN, shoutinc "I'm goina to kll1 'em,'' accorcttng to Detroit police Sat. James Ayers. ··.u that. point.," Ayer1 said, "the 1reeD llgbt WU given.", A Detroit police d e pa rtment m arksman fired one shot, killing Taylor. AU the hostages, who included two of Taylor's children. were re- leased unharmed. A dozen police cars and two helicopters had pursued the gun. man for 20 miles after he took the hostages f rom a home on Detroit's east side. The chase ended in s uburban Detroit when a front tire blew OQt on Taylor's Cadillac. Police identified the women hostages as Taylor's estranied wife, Gladys, 24, and a sistef'io· law, Rose Ann Hamblin. Tbe children in~luded Taylor's 1· year-old son Timothy, and his dauibter Oland a, 3, police said. . I Pete Fetter. above. of Corona def Mar Track Club, • sets muscle and sinew to the task of hurling the javelin during a track meet for older competitors held Saturday at UC/ Track Stadium. Daily Pilot Photos By Lee Payne A member of El Toro's Senior Track Club clears the bar. He joined dozens of other not-over-the-hill-yet types m running, jumping and special skills events. Cable TV Okay Nears Moos e Call lights Ire By ROBERT BARKER Of tlWI Dally Piiot Sta It After s pending most or the 1970s on the drawing board, a novel public cable television system for Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Westminster awaits one last clear signal. The final and apparently de- cisive obstacle between the system and its fruition is a ruling expected to be handed down any day from the Internal Revenue Service. Once that decision is given, bonds will be sold a nd construc- tion is expected to start in 60 or 90 days. Executives say that program- ming, which includes something Cor nearly everyone ranging from possible bingo games to X- rated movies, may begin as early as November. Dan Payne. marketing direc· tor for the franchisee, Dickinson Communications Limited, says the programs on the 35-channel facility will appear first in Hunt- ington Beach. Development would occur a short time later in Westminster and Fountain Valley. Phase one development, which is expected to be available lo 60 percent of all residences in the three communities, is slated to ~News link to CIA ConfirDie d LONDON CAP) -Sig Mickelson, former head of CBS News. said early today he ap- proved cooperatioQ between CBS news staffers and the U.S. Cen- tral Intelligence Agency during the 1950s. But he said he would oppose such cooperation today. He also said there was no link between the CIA and Radio Free Europe- Radlo Llberty, lnc., which he now heads. Mickelson was questioned in a telephone interview about a New York Times report in which he was quoted as saying be "didn't raise an eyebrow about cooperat- ing" with the CIA because or the imprled approval ot William Paley, chairman or CBS. Mickelson, who works out ol Washington and is on a busine8s trip to London, satd it was inac- curate to say that CBS-CIA cooperation began in October 1954. "1be cooperation had begun Jong bc.f ore then," b~ said. "That was when I was lnlormed ofit." He said that Austin Goodrich. identified ln the New York Ti._. report as a CIA man, was a CBS stringer in Stockholm whose ~ ports were used on the networtr only about once a monU.~ Goodrich bad been on the aa;, payroll tor "at least a ye~ betore Mickelson took over r.adiO and television news, be said. r: "It came as quite a surprise to me," Mickelson said, describln& h ls reaction to learning of Goodrich'• CJ.A COllllecUons at' meetlne jn Paley's office with twoctAaacnu. fl{ .. Since thia took place in Paley's presence, I 1tsumed tA4t cooperatiOii with the agency c~· ried lbe chairman's -blessing ·~ MlckellOD aaid. be completed in about 18 months. Payne said , however, that all programs will be shown as soon as the system is set up in various areas. They all will be in color. The latest hangup involves an IRS ruling on tax exempt status of bonds to be sold to finance the venture. The plan is for the three cities to each set up a nonprofit cor- poration for sale or $8 million in non-obligatory bonds. Huntington Beach's nonprofit corporation would sell $4 million in bonds because the city is the largest of the three and com- prises 52 percent or the television market. The other communities would sell $2 million each. Another $2 million would be put up by Dickinson. John Bateman, executive director of the Public Cable Television Authority, which has overseen the planning of the system, says the bonds will be strictly non-obligatory and will be sold privately. "The cities absolutely stand no financial risk," be claims. He said that full ownership or the system will be turned over to the cities at the end of the lease period of 15 years. He said this arrangement is un- ique in the cable t 2levision in- dustry and is the only one or its kind in California, to his knowledge. Cities are also scheduled to get a portion of the revenues after three years or operation. Huntington Beach City Ad- mini~trator Bud Belsito says that the concept offers a "tremendous opportunity" at no risk to the city. "Surveys show the plan is marketable and feasible and that it pencils out," he said. Bateman says that all systems <See CABLE, Page A4) OENVE,R (AP) --And then there was the moose question. While still wrangling about school financing, property truces and a new st ate prison, the Colorado Legislature this past week took up moose: S hould the State of Colorado spend $14,500 to import a dozen tran- quilized moose from Utah and put a fence around two acres or Rocky Mountain wilderness in which t o keep them? "If the moose wants to come to Colorado, he can come on his owq," said Rep. J ames Lillpop, a Republican from the farm town of Alamosa. "They're big and strong, a nd they've got a bunch of horns." CLOSED Sunday & Monday, May 29th & 30th To get ready for the big. once in a blue Starts Tuesday, May 3 I st EVERYTHING- EVERYTHING EVERYTHING PRICES BELOW COST OR AT COST RE· MODE LI NI MUST MOVE · TO THE • BARE WALL·,· WE IOI THE BEST FOR YOU ' . EARLY lllD SPECIAL ANY PATTERN YJPRICE ....,, ... ~ lfwe ... 4Mlt,we'I ordlrltforyoet (except McCalls) STORE OWNERS, MANUFACTURERS, DECORATORS ' YOU MUST SEE OUR LOW. EXTRAORDINARY. · • EXTRAORDINARY:· . . l • • • ' I stor:es ... is ion HILADELPHIA CAP) - ta JOHfowlcz had not seen thJni clearly for 21 yean, for the put two yean lhe completely blind. hen. lo an unusual operation, ny telescope-like device was laoted in one eye. hen her doctor removed the dages, the 48-year-old woman ed: "I can see your face." lt.h that, she said, "Myldoctor ---"""to cry with me. I know be ~·haw b1a tears." ~J CAN'T WAIT to •o home," sbe said from her hospital bed a!Jer the operation wbicb restored sight to her right eye. ··1 want to see flowers and trees, but most of all I wanttoaee ~ grandson. He's only two mqntbs old, and it hurt so much wlien I couldn't see my only grandchild," she said. SHE CAN SEE AGAIN, THANKS TO DEVICE Dr. Juen ArentH n Aid• Anita Joaefowlcz dicapped contacted her six months ago and offered to help. Josefowicz' closed eyelid. When Arentsen removed the bandages from her eye, it was Mrs. Josefowicz first clear view of the world for decades. "I can't remember a n ything more beautiful," she said. - Coal Pllrificfttion Tolil CAMBRIDGE. Hass. (AP) - ,Scientists say they have found tbat magnets can pluck im· purities out of dirty coal so it will bum almost pollution-free. If the new method proves to be cheap enough, they say it could help provide vast new quantities of coal that will be clean enough to run power plants. The tecbruque, developed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, removes most of the aultur and 40 percent of the ash· form ing, noncombustible material from coal. MVCH COAL MINED on the East Coast contains so much sul· fur that it cannot be burned freely. "A lot of this stuff can't meet current environmental stan- dards," said Emanuel Maxwell or MIT's magnet lab. "The big thrust in research nowadays is ln reducing sulfur content.'' Eastern coal is often two to six percent sulfur. But Maxwell said the level is well under one per· cent after it is cleansed with magnets. The new process developed by Maxwell and David Kellant comes into play after coal baa been pulverized and mixed wllh a solvent, a development that it.self is still in the experimental stages •. ONCE mE COAL bas been li- quefied, it is heated and mixed with hydrogen. The sulfur in the coal combines with the hydrogen and forms a gas that is removed. About half the sulfur ls eliminat- ed this way. Next, the MIT magnet process begins. Much of the remaining sulfur is contained in bits of the mineral pyrite that is suspended in the liquid coal. The scientists for~e the liquid through a canist~ of magnetized steel wool. The sulfur-carrying ilnpurities stick to the strands of metal. Ash-forming clay and shale alto are removed. ~ the rest or the liquid pa.ues tlu'oulb· When the process ts o n••bed, the researchers say the l.lqujd can be dried and returned to a a~lid. One ot the main drawbacb. they Jay. ts the expense. NOW, THE PROCESSED coal ls about twice as expensive u the ·nat ural product. "We think the proeess la ioini to be improved, and the cOlt wtll come down, .. said Maxwell. "And the cost of other f uela will go up. Eventually, the two Pt'lees will meet, and tbla will be ecopomical." Maxwell said it probablY will be at least five years before the treated coal is commerc1&117 available. · CABLE TV SYSTEM NEAR •• (From P age A3) Doctors at the Wills Eye ffospital· here removed the use· less cornea from Mrs. Josefowicz's right eye and im- planted the sight-giving device. When the bandages came off Thursday. Mrs. Josefowicz had 20-20 vision in the eye. . :MRS. JOSEFOWJCJ; had an in· ~ction Z1 years ago that caused ttie corneas of both eyes to block l)et" vision. Until two years ago, th~re were brief moments when ~ could see, then the world \\'eJll black. Mrs. Josefowicz s aid she thought the situation hopeless and almost turned down the of- f er, but friends and relatives persuaded her to see a hometown doctor, who told her about the new operation. THERE WERE H other can- didates for the surgery at Wills, but Dr. Juan Arentsen picked Mrs. Joselowicz. "The reason she was selected was simple," be said. "She bad been sighUess the longest." f.:,ong-time Pass port Head Must Retire are go once the IRS hands down its ruling. He said tax officials have talked to lawyers and in- dicated their approval over telephone .• He said that representatives of Dickinson already have conduct- ed walk-through inspections of u iility poles to determine modifications for overhead cables . T here are a lso n um erous studios available at high schools and several bubs have been ap- pr oved in all three cities to pro- cess electronically UHF and VHF signals. . Some of the program fare that is expected to be scheduled when the system is completed in· eludes: -Public service announce- ments of local events. · )he corneas form a clear cov- jjring for the iris and pupil. The iJtfi!clion caused them to dry up and change texture. : Mrs. Josefowi cz said she had j.l.f!;t about given up hope, when ~meone from the Pennsylvania Office for the Vis ually Han-• . Arentsen removed Mrs. Josefowicz's cornea to ensure she won't develop cataracts. Then he grafted a piece of bone on the front of her eye to anchor the telescope. The right eyelid was sewn together and the telescope -a plastic tube three millimeters in diameter and 10 millimeters long -was implanted through her eyelid. The tube now appears to be a small back dot on Mrs. Water Said Factor . . In Heart Deaths · WASHINGTON (AP) -A scie ntific report s uggests that tJ .S. deaths from heart disease And related illnesses could be re- duced by 15 percent annually through imvrovement of drink-ine water. . · The reduction would be possi- ble i£ water contained just the t,1ght amount or inorganic and q:i•neral components, according (c> •the study ordered by the En- wionmental Protection Agency. Hardness and Health," the study s ays: "A large body of scientific in· formation indicates that certain inorganic or mineral consti· tuents of drinking water are cor- related with increased morbidity and mortality rates." Basically, the report said that "hard" water is linked to a decreased incidence or heart dis· ease, hypertension and strokes. WASHINGTON (AP> - Frances Knight, a controversial · veteran of bureaucratic wars and survivor of previous efforts to oust her as chief of the U.S. passport office. has been told she must retire in two months. Secretary of State Cyrus A. Vance made a "very considered decision" to let her go, said Richard Moose, deputy un- ders ecretary of state for management. Miss Knight was unavailable for comment. F OR EACH OF the past two years, she bas been given an ex· emption allowing her to remain past lbe m:mdatory retirement age of 70. Her current exemption expires July 31, and she was told Friday she must retire. Miss Knight, a 72-year-old con- servative Republican, was ap- pointed to her post in 1955 by President Dwight D . Eisenhower. As bead of the passport oUice, she earned a re- putation for both efficiency and outspokeness in· criticizing superiors during her 22-year tenure . During her service, Miss Knight bas been attacked tor de- nying passports to "political SUS· peels," a practice halted by the Supreme Court in 1964. ·I ''In the United States , dardiovascular diseases account Q>r more than one-half of about ~,.o million deaths that occur ~h year.'' the report said . OC Bugs a Mite Pesky . . .... . "ON THE ASSUMPTION that water factors are casually im- Plifated, it is estimated that op· ~rnal conditioning or drinking water could reduce this annual oacdiovascular disease mortality r.ate in the United Stales by as Jtl uch as IS percent.'' · That would mean 150,000 fewer deaths a year. • The report was written for the &PA by the National Research <1o)mcil; composed of engineers ~d scientists. , The study was required by the ~re Drinking Water Act of 197-4. "the results will serve as the s.tientific basis for revising pre· l!minary regulations on drinking \fater. The 18-month study is mostly technical as it reports on the 22 Qtganic compounds found in <\finklne water that are known or s-uspected can cer-causing ~ents. or the 22 compounds, on· lJ> vinyl chloride Is known to cause cancer in humans, the re· P,Ort said. . : But in a section on "Water Orange County's climate, which makes it a pleasant place for human beings to live, also is a favorite breeding ground for pesky house dust mites, a UC Riverside researcher has found. Dr. James D. Lang's posl· gra'1uate study also shows the near-microscopic mites bring with them bad news for those who suffer from allergies. The light brown mites produce an allergen that triggers asthma, bronchitis and other respiratory ailments. Lang noted. A SURVEY OF 40 Orange Coun- ty homes showed the mites nourishing in 80 percent of the re- sidences. In nearby Riverside County, where temperatures are higher and humidity lower. he said, the insects were found in on· ly 65 percentoft~e homes. In mountain aand desert re· gions, where temperatures are more extreme, few were found - and they were dead. The fast-breeding mites ravor homes at the head of human mat· tresses and f• on human skin scales, Lang said. They also pre- fer temperatures between 68 and 77 degrees. Lang said each female mite can lay IO to IS eggs in her 30-day lifespan. THE R ESEA R CH en - tomologist, who has been study- ing house dust mites for 20 months, s aid this summer be will work on a pesticide to help rid households of the insects. So far none has been de· veloped, and Lang recommended frequent vacuuming of mat· tresses as the best mite relief. Lang, working in cooperation with UC Irvine researcher Or. Clay Dungly, also surveyed 10 Orange County schools to check for mites. Lang said the schools, in the Irvine and El Toro area,. yielded few mites, prim arily because schools are cleaned daily and dust does not collect. ::Sunny Skies Foreseen .. ':.. Memorial, Weekend ID Continue Pleaaant IJ.8. .s ••••• ,,, .ShOwe~ -thundel'\torm~ S.lur- • ., Cl•mPtMO llit SouthHSt parts of 11\f MldWe~I and widely tc•tt•rlel ete•• rrom the Honll-.u to "ffw ~··llCI· Sklet-. !IUMy over most or t!M Mrll'tern tier of stAIH trom tl'te Norll'teest tllrOuQl't Ille norll't•rn Plain\, end In ll'le Soutllw~t trorn (itntral Tll!H lhr0091't the ~O\Jll'tern ~kl11.nc:tsoutl'ternCalllor"la. Tiie lof'ec.MI for tOCI&., •••cot1tlnutd tllowen elo119 Ille sou111 Atlentlc CDll\I, northern Ntw Enot•ncl llrHI the 16• .. r Missouri llelley. ' The weetller wlll IHI cool over ~!Mm MllM end '"'"' Utt UHel' Ml s'°"t1 Valley KrQSI tile llOflhel'n llteelelte totftt l'IO<'I...,.., l"telrk Cont. #ifld Ulftptr•tUl'IJ w1r1 ... " '°'"-Noftlllt•t. ,, ' A,.Wl~o FACING RETIREMENT Passport Chief Knight Jn the late 1960s, then·Sen. Stephen M. Young (D·Ohio), called her "one of those superpatriots who considers it her duty to judge the patriotism or other Americans." He de· manded her resignation. Stringing of the cables is ex- pected from 60 to 90 days after the IRS ruling. A high percentage of cables will be placed underground because ordinances were passed for that capability in new housing developments. Now, although matters appear to be going smoothly, the path leading to cable television in West Orange County bas been Jong and arduous. The Public Cable Television Authority was established in 1971 but exploratory talks preceded that. Bateman recalls that at that time cable television companies were bullish on franchises and were practically falling over themselves with bids. Many or the promises were contradictory, he said. and the PCTA held out for offers that would promise highly specialized systems with good pictures and appropriate offerings. Then in 1973, he says, the Dow Jones averages fell to an agoniz· ing low and so did interest in ca- ble television. Dickinson was awarded pro- vision franchise in 1974. Since then Dickinson established its headquarters at 18080 Beach Boulevard where the main studio will be located. -Radar weather broadcasts tor the area. -Breaking news stories to be teletyped from AP, UPI and Reuters news services. · -The J>05Sibility of charitable bingo games once a week. -coverage of city council and planning commission meetings of all three cities. -Current movies for both family and adults. (Adult fare would be controlled by a key tq shield it from the eyes of the inno- cent.) -Burglar, smoke, m edical alarms to be plugged into lire and po lice station s a nd paramedic units. -Nutrition advice to senior citizens and tips on inexpensive food and how to prepare it. -COilege credit programs and a n opportunity for extended education. -The possibility to do one's en- tire supermarket shopping via television. · -A c heck on senior citizens who would press a button to show that they made it through the night safely. Dickinson officials declined to specify hookup charges but in- dicated they •ould be less than $30. A subscription r ate for all the services would be less than $25 per month, an official said. Special Advertising Opj>orfunifyl ORANGE COUNTY LIVING SUMMER RECREATION ISSUE . This special section will provide an Ideal opportunity to advertise all the Items and services that go wltti the events and enjoyment of summer. . ORANGE COUNTY LIVING sections reach 90,000 homes along the Orange Coast. Along with your ad, the section wlll contain a story or picture about your firm or product. DEADLINE FOR SUMMER RECREATION SECTION: (Space reservation, promotldnaJ story, telephone lnter\tiew or photo asslgnmeny.): JUNE 2, 1977 DAILY PILOT l "Stabbings, Fighting Hit San QDentin SAN QUENTIN <AP)-Tlroln· mates were stabbed and guards- ftted 14 wamtn1 1bota Saturday afternooa when flptlne broke out between blade and wbitofnmat.ea. prison .utborltles said. Within an hour order was restored and a lockdown was in· stituted. The incident began wit~ a Ex-editor Bliven Dies at 88 STANFORD (AP> -Bruce BH ven. well-known author and former editor of The New Republic, is dead at 88. He had been hospitalized for three weeks at Stanford Medical Center. suffering from bones broken in a serious fall at his home oo the Stanford University campus. He died there Friday night. BLIVEN, A major contributor to magazines and author of numerous books, was perhaps bes t known for his annual Christm~s letters to 500 friends, full of his wry comments on the current scene and jokes about old age. His articles appeared in the Saturday Evening Post. Ladies Home Journal, Reader 's Digest, Harpers, Red Book and others. Among his books were "The Me n Who Made the Future," "Preview for Tomorrow " "The Unfinished Business of S~ience ... "The World Changers," and a 1970 a utobiog r a phy. "Ft vc Mil hon Words Later." ( Pilot Logbook J I tight between blacks and whites on stain between the upper and lower yards about 12:40 p.m. That disturbance was broueht under control, but a half hour later, violence nared again when the stabbing., occurred and slx warn- ing shots were fired. · • AtJTllOIUTIES SAID Tommy Ray Tucker, 30, serving rlve years to life on a murder charge, was stabbed in the cheek and ab- d om en and taken lo Marin General Hospital. The other vie .. tim. who was treated for a stab wound in his shoulder and re- turned to h.i5 cell, was not Iden-. tified. pending notification of next of kin. More fights followed tbe stabbings and eight more warn- ing shots were fired before order was established and the lockdown put into effect. Anita Lose s Sheriff but Not Deputies SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Sheriff Ric hard Hongis to traveled to Florida during the weekend to stump for gay rights, but his deputies were announcing another point of view. The San Francisco Deputy Sheriff's Association said Fnday it would send a telegram to Anita Bryant in support of her efforts to repeal a gay·n ghts ordinance in Dade County. "This telegram is in support of your conslltutional right of free :.peech," the message said. · We applaud the stand you have taken and admire your courage " Now It's Reading, Writing and Bingo By ANNE COOPER Oft,_. O.lly P1tet Staff ·•vou parents shouldn't be anxious about your children's educational progress." the teacher told about 30 of us parents, who have children starting kindergarten at the school m the Call. ''Don't try to teach your child to read before he starts school." she said. "That's what we teachers are here for. Sometimes we are so anxious to see our children succeed that we don't give them time to be children." Her words were reassuring. As any parent knows, enrolling a child in kin- dergarten is a scary business. Four- year·old Susie had never looked more vulnerable than whe n she walked throuf.(h the classroom door at Concordia Elementary School in San Clemente last week for parent-child kindergarten orientation. Next fall. I thought. my little daughter. who has been showing me for nearly five years just how unique and coo,.u wonderful a human being can be, will be labeled: average, above average or <heaven forbid ) below average. A tour or the school showed me how much has changed s ince I was in elementary school. A number of the parents commented on the innovations. "WHERE ARE THE DESKS'.'" one mother asked "When I was in school. we were all lined up and organized We all worked on the same thing. What I see here are children divided into groups, all working on diFrerent pro- Jects " It was true. Four students sat et a table with open books in front of them. On their heads were earphones. Four small forefingers moved in unison along the lines of type. On the floor. a gang of students played bingo -math bingo. At the blackboard. a teacher's aide played a word game with another group of students. ln the reading loft. un- heard of in my time, but a common fixture at Concordia, three or four youngsters sat in child-size lawn furniture, absorbed in books. Outside, on the lawn, a teacher was sur· rounded by chUdren, who joined her enthusiastically in songs she accompanied on a guitar. One classroom had a box full of squirming silk worms a nd a bulletin board brilliant with brightly painted insects. "I UKE TO PLAY with my pets and bees and ants and worms, too," a child had written under one painting. "My favorite insects are ants and bees because they crawl and fl y.'' In another class. children described rain. "A big beautiful rainbow in the sky, jumping a nd skip- ping in the puddles." wrote one imaginative youngster. "The funortherainis I like it ... Another child said rain is "cold and soggy weL" "I walk in the rain with my dad and mom and three dogs," wrote a third student. "My three cats do not like tbe rain." I like this place, 1 thought, as I wandered back to lhe room where we were to conclude our orientation. I took my place with the other parents on tiny chairs, which had been set in a circle. TIDS WAS MORE Hke what I remembered from my school days, excrept that I fit the chair back then. Volunteers distributed mimeogz:apbed information sheets. •'These are some things for you to work on with your children over the summer," the teacher in charge told u.s. •'One sheet shows bow we make our letters. A child entering kindergarten should know his name, address and phone number, and be should be able to print his first name." Oh dear, I thought, what happened to win.t she said be! ore about not ruahine things. What happened to giving cblldnn Ume to be children? •'They ~Id be able to skip. bop and gallop, throw and catch a ball and Jump roP4' -boys as well as girls," she con- tinued. CALIFORNIA Girl Dies In Plunge Frorn Cliff SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A traditional class·cutting day for New Rape Attack ms 24th SACRAMENTO (AP) -The "east area rapist" struck again early Saturday, this time in lbe city's south area, sheriff's spokesman Bill Miller said. .Jt was the 24th rape attributed to the ski-masked. gun-toting )"Oungmansince 197S. ~LL THE PREVIOUS attacks have been east or north of the city. Citizens in that area recenUy or- ganized patrols using cars with citizen band radio. Mill er said the new vjctim was a 2~year-old woman who lives ln the Sky Parkway a rea. north of Florin Road and east of the Hiehway99freeway. The rapis t gained e ntry to the house through a sliding glass door about 2:30 a.m .• Miller said. He tied up the woman's husband, but didn't awaken the couple's small child Wonderful Dag . .. Wedding bells were ringing Saturday for Lynda Carter, star of the TV series "Wonderwoman." She and husband Roi(~ Samuels will honeymoon in Hawaii for a week. T}l~ ~ ,ceremony was held in Beverly fills. · seniors at Alameda High School -----------------------------------------ended tragically early Saturday morning when a 17-year-old girl plunged to her death from a cliff. Coroner's officials said Je- neanne DeMonte of Alameda fell 75 feet while hiking at Land's End and apparently drowned in the Pacific Ocean surf. THE ACCIDENT occurred during an outing by 10 seniors who had skipped classes Friday on "Senior Cut Day" at Alameda High. The coroner's office said Miss Ot Monte and nine other seniors decided to go to Ocean Beach about midnight to watch the waves and hike. Police said the area is a big at- traction for young people, in spite or posted signs warning or cliffs, caves and narrow trails, even more dangerous at night in the darkness. RESCUE RS from the Fire Department said another senior in the group. Richard Hocking, 18, was slightly injured in a fran- ll c a ttempt to catch Miss De Monte as she fell. Tidelands Funds Okayed For Scouts Orange County Supervisors have won permission to donate $442,000 in Newport Tidelands funds for the new $1 million Newport Harbor Sea Scout Base. The county's contribution is to be matched by about $600,000 in funding from the scouts. Supervisor Tom Riley. who an- nounced the state Lands Com - mission approval of the project, said about $400,000 has been raised by the scouts so far. The scouting organization has · until the end of June to collect the r e mainder. Riley said. The state commission, which must rule on donations of tide lands funds excee ding $250.000, initially turned down the county's application But supervisors reapplied. Commission staff members said an aireement bad been ar- ranged to make half the use of the new facility available to groups other than Sea Scouts. Two Students Win Awards In Journalism Journalism excellence awards ha ve been presented to two Sad· dleback College students by the Western NewspaJ)f".r Foundation. Valerie H.alleen.•editor of the college news paper. and car· toomst Mike Webb, both 19, re- ceived 1977 Communjty College Journalism Scholarship for the efforts on the campus tabloid, the Lariat. The foundation honors second· year journalism students throughout the western U.S. who have maintained at leas t B averages in all subjects. includ- ing journalism, and plan to con- tinue their studies at four-year schools. Miss Halleen, an Irvine resi~ dent, will go on to Cal state Fullerton and Webb, of Mission Viejo, will study at USC. Webb. was also the receipient of a Daily. Pilot Journalism Scholarship this spring. I 600toLeave Chapman Today Nearly 600 Chapman CoUece aenlon will be .,-aduued durilii ceremonies today at 2:30 p;m;I on the calUPUI In Orange. i Dr. Kun Berael, profes10r oft hlatory and Ger man, wlll deliver. the commencement address on, "The Ethics ol Sticktn1 Yourf Neck Out.'' _ The colle1e ii •L 333 North OlaaaetlSt. t ... • I th Anni versa NOW 6097 STORES & DEALERS! #1 IN THE USA! #1 IN CANADA! GO 40 FOR FULL POWER! SAVE$2Q · 2FOR1 CASSETTE SALE! 60 MINUTES Reo.159 ea. 2 FOR 1~~ .. ~.-..;._ .. ~ r 50°10 OFF! REALISTIC LOW~NOlSE BLANK CASSETTE TAPE LOADED! REALISTIC R 40 CHANNEL MOBILE Cd •I SAVE$2Q .. MOST COMPACT 40 CH. · MOBILE,CB -UNDER $80! 9Reg9_ 95 7995 ::· 21-1520 Realistic s full power TRC-468 mobile CB radio measures only'. t~x5j.X7%"! ANL. 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The key to this entire series of dramatic shifts is in a piece of legislation called SB 160. It tells school employes they must select a bar gaining agent to represent them in dealing with school boards on salary cont r acts. S imply pu t, teach ers vo t e o n w h ich la bor /professional organization should represent t he m . The one selected by popular vote then represents all teachers in the district-mem bers and nonmembers alike. The same goes for nonteaching school employes. During the first year of its operation, SB 160 found most Orange County teachers choosing be tween the California Teachers Association <CTA) and the California f<"'cdcration of Teachers <CFT). CTA, generally speaking, came into the fray with many more members. a little more poise and pro· f essional reputation, but with growing militancy. CPI'. an AFL·CIO union, took a tougher stance, tell ing teachers it could ba rgain ha rd a nd give teachers a stronger position in dealing with school boards on salary and philosophical issues. Acro~s the s tate during that first year. CTA took a decisive lead as the selected bargaining unit. But the fray is anything but over. The slakes are fa r higher t han just one of our Orange County school districts. Or of all our county districts. Or . even, of all the districts in the state. For the CTA is part of the National Education Association. And the NEA bas a m assive plan to give teachers in every dist rict in the nation bargaining clout and policy guidance over kindergarten-12th grade education. The CFT. in turn, would tie in with its own na· tional union, the AFL·CIO, which needs no introduc- tion in power circles. In their first year of bargaining with local school boards, the local bargaining wiits often acted ineptly. Most were new at t he game and str ikes or strike threats were used sparingly in the face of public reac- tion to teachers who were depar ting from a long-held im age. So both CFT and CTA bargainers lost some con- tract battles t he fi rst time arowid. Where they did, the milit ancy took deeper root. Both the CT A and the CFT make no bones that they're going to get tougher -tougher in fighting each other for representation and tougher in deaHng with school boards. Both acknowledge t hat strikes and strike build-ups will be used more and more. Administrators and school boards are bracing for just this action. Some believe virtually every school district in California will face a strike or strike threat or work slowdown at the next contract negotiation. Confrontations and disruptions that will seriously affect students, parents and taxpayers throughout California undoubtedly lie ahead. Taking It With D ignity With all the whining, half -hearted apologies and finger-pointing in other directions, one figure emerges from the Watergate mess with some semblance of dignity. We off er to John Ehrlichman a nod of respect for voluntarily beginning his jail sentence, accepting his appeal rejection a nd t aking his medicine without a whimper. '' MAybe 11ow you'll ti~ the roof." Muskie Cracking Whip for Fiscal Discipline WASJnNGTON The world holds lovely surprises, and one might be the role reversal now go in g on b e t ween the White House and Congress on the budget. Tht• book a l wa\s !>aid that Congn•ss musl surp~1ss the Prl's1dl•nt with s1K'nding p I a n s somet1mt•s to tht' point of pro- fligacy. Uul Congress has ap- proved 1978 budgcl aulhorily for an amount less than whal Jimmy Carter asked for An :rnthorization budget uf S503A billion for fiscal 1978 was passed by the Senate and House. ca lling for outlays or $460.9 billion and anticipating revenues of $396.3 billion. THE WJUTE House asked for budget authorization of $507 .3 t)lllion, some $3.9 billion more than the congressiomll authoriza- tion. The White House !>aw this $-t62.6 billion going for outlavs and was bullish on revenue. w1.th a $404.7 billion estimate. Thus the White House saw a de· ficit for the 1978 fiscal year or $57 9 b11lion. compared with the more conservat1,·e figure by Congress of S64.6 billion. To generalize. Congress wants to spend slightly less than the Six Words Outline Presidential Limits If Nlucators wunt un erfett1ve new way to teach American his· tory and gov e rnment, it 1s doubtful that they could do better than to show the com· plete Frost N I '( () II televisio n series an their classrooms R1rhard Nixon obv1oui.ly never intended the series to be U!>t•d for this purpose. nut h<• has provided ideal materials for enabling young Pt.'<>ple to understand what this country is all about and how it works When Nixon said, for example. that a president is jmltified in viol alin~ the constitutional rights o( citizens whenever he reels na· t ional security is involved. he ·r a ises one or the fundamental is- s ues in the mu.king of the United St ates. THE ONLY dlf(ercnce is that the American founding fathers would disagree sharply with Nix- on 's conclusion. In the War for Independence against Great Bri tain, one of the ma i n b a ll1e c r ies or t he American Revolutionaries was that King George JJI believed he w as justified in abridging the liberties or Americans in matters involving the security of the Crown. And , a t t h e Philadelphia Constitutiona l Convention, no single theme provided crea1er unity than the determination or the delegates to create a govern- ment in which no one, not eveo a president or governor , would be ex.em pl from the natl on 'slaws. Alexander Ha milton and James MadlSon were especially eloquent and ~rsuasive on this matter. They foll that the test of re&ponaible gove rnment 11 represented by its ablllty to ~ quire evtt)'one -.howa-.e.r hl&b or Low b1s or her office -to bo held reepomlbJc under lbe laws. TRIS 18 what i• meant by the pbrue ··a ao.ernmont °' Jaws. not m& •• Tb pbrue coaaiatl of on.ly six wordl, but the1 may be the most important alx words coanldAld with the matine Of U.. UllltedStatea ConlUtuUon. f ( NORMAN CO USINS ] One does not have to speculate .on what Thomas Jefferson or BenJamm t'rankhn or George Washington would have said ii a Richard Nixon had been a live at tht' time to contend that a pres1 dent has the legal right to do almost an)1hing short of murder 1f. in his view. the c1rcumstunces ~arrant it. They would have said that anyone making such a statement 1s disqualified to serve in high of flee. One can almost hf'ar John Adams assert tha t the danger of such a view is that It would give a president the right to use those powers for J>(!rsonal purposes - as actually happened in the case of Richard Nixon. F RANKLIN WOULD alm~t certainly have said that. once a president employs secret police lo break into the hom es of citiiens or to,,steaJ their property or to examine their m ail or to contrive ways of destroying their reputations, t rue constitutional government had ceased to exist. All in all, the American found- ing fathers would have regarded the entire Nixon episode as a vin- dleatioo of their main proposi- tion ; namely, that the ultimate power in this society belongs to the people themselves. The founding fathers would have s,>ointed to the investiga. lions into Watergate bl the Congress as an example o what is meant by a system of checks and balances. They would have pointed to the way the courts Cunctioned as a working example or the principle of separation of powe rs. J efferson, especially, would have recarded the role of. the pre ln ,helping lo bring down Nixon u an essential element In the desiin ol free iovemmcnt. Two centuries ~ this nation beean. U.. American 111tem hu demomtrated th.at it works. And It bu remalmd for a m1n who challensecl that ayslem ult hu never been challenged Wore to tumlab, bOwever inadvtnenlly. a cue i.tory of why it wOrkl u well ult does. ( THI~cu ) White House. sees sm aller re- venues and a larger defi cit than does Bert Lance. director of the Orficc of Management and Budget. This is not exactly a man-biles· dog story y<'l, because Congress will look al lhese fi gures twice more before the Oct. l deadline and will likely make revisions. But it shows t he t rend in fiscal discipline by Congress. and for that we owe some thanks to t h at taskmas t er, Edmund Muskie <D-Maine>. chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. This week, for example, he must tangle with the demands for an additional $900 million an funding for agriculture. The Budget Committee's first resolution set $3.5 billion for agriculture, but now comes Sen. Robert Dole <R-Kan. > asking for an additional $500 million for wheat support (target prices). Sen. Hu bert Humphrey <D- Minn.) with a $300 m illion grain reserve proposal a n d an Agriculture Com mittee $100 million second thought on re- search. THERE IS no wheat grown in Ma ine, so Muskie will bear down on Sen. Dole's $.500 million re· quest. His partner, Republican Sen. Henry Bellmon, comes from wheat-producing Oklahoma, so Bellmon will try to whittle down Humphrey's $300 million because wheal farms aren't that keen a bout reserves anyway. It seems incr edible to most "You ha~ been accnsed of theft. Cut olf your rl1ht band, go directly to jail, do not pue'10'." citizens, but t he Sen ate and House have only been keeping week-by-week score on the a uthorized spending, outlays, r evenues and deficits for three years now. It was in 1974 that Congress established a Budget Committee for each house. In the fi rst two years. Muskie had to crack down on fellow Democrats like a lion tamer confronted with a cage full of lively lions. "Now," he says warily, know- ing that the big cats could pounce al any moment, "we have over· whelming approval or the idea of discipline. This process was est ablished in response to the Nixon record of impounding funds, and because we were hearing from the home folks loud and clear on wild budgets. "It's gradually working out. H en r y Bel l m o n a n d the Re publicans might diHer ·with the Democratic mem hers and m yself in committee m eetings, but when we go to the floor we are together, and Henry and Id~­ fend the fi gures. "WE DIDN'T lose a vote until this spring. We lost on a request for a $7 billion increase in hous- ing spending (by Sen. William Proxmire <D· Wis.), and $.500 million more put in for veterans p r og r ams (by Se n . Al an Cr a ns ton, <0-Calif.). Then we lost when Sen. Pete Oomenici's <R -N.M.) resolution to knock these out also lost.'' On the House side, w here Budget Committee Chair man R obe r t Giaim~ (0-Conn.). a banker's son, t ra ins a gimlet eye on spending, there was a crisis this spring when the White House and Defense Secretary Harold Brown lobbied for $4 billion more, thus throwing the Budget Committee's resolution out of whack. House Speaker T ip O'Neill (0 - Mass.) blasted Brown for med· dling, and Gia imo charged that Jimmy Carter didn't know how Congress worked a nd had better find out. · THE HOUSE killed the entire budg<'t as a consequence, and the trouble spilled over into the House-Senate conference, thus becoming Muskie's problem as well. ll"s <tll resolved for the mo- mC'nt. and Mr. Carter has con- fessed to his sin. Last year. the budgetary pro- ceS6 worked out pretty well , although the Ford budget, which Democrats claimed was mis- chievous. had to be altered some by President Carter when he look - office. That budget, which runs out Oct. 1, will have an estimated S52.6 billion deficit because of Car ter additions. WHAT'S HEARTENING to the citizenry is that Congress now knows what budgetary discipline is and is gelling better al it. For the fi rst time s ince the '30s, Congress is getting its budgets in on time and not leaning on the ag- gravating "continuing r esolu- t ions" advice. It's a bit amusing to hear Sen. Muskie speak of how the White House "likes the process as they come to understand it." Not long ago, presidents talked that way about Congress. "The S50 rebate plan played hell with us.'' Muskie explains. "When I met with the P resident on all this. I told him that he should understand three things about Congress, in terms of the budget: ··congress is increasingly in- dependent of the White House. T he congressiona l budget is made by 535 p eople. And Congress has to vote for a deficit. thus exposing itself lo criticism ." "Serving on this committee," he says in dry understatement. "doesn't help politically. You are alwuys disapproving projects." Choice of Heroes Criticized To the Editor : This is in reference to Robert Jackson's letter in the Sunday, May 22, edition of the Pilot. I find that most libera ls r eact emotionally to an att.ack on their position. Why is it they always ref er to Nixon and Agnew as ex- emplan of the establlshment? Why not others of their genera- tion, the Nobel prizewinners, for instance, Billy Gr aham and so many, many others? Perhaps it's because beside these names; those of Hayden and Fonda are paled beyond measure. Why are most li berals so negative? ls it because they let their ideals cloud a practical ap- proach to CONtructive a ction? The war p and woof of the tbouaht.s ot a Tom Hayden have never woven a fa bric of ideas that would solve the llls ot lb1s world. ( MA ILBOX J UttHt ...... ~ .... ---· n.,..... .. ~ .......... tlttMCeer ........... lt-~ ue..rt et•.....,. er._ wMI Im 11-~·· AH lttttn l'llnt ,_ .... ...,...__. 1M1n11t"""''"" Mi~-, .. ~ .. ,... ""'*It Hlffklellt ,..._It ......... ......, wttt ......... ~. approaches toward Improving the human condttlon. No. If we have lo depend on the Fondas of this worJd to solve our problems, we are ln trouble. If our heroes are the Hayden.'J and the Baezes and the NadeTs alone and not the Fords, the Kennedys a nd tbe Orahanu, we arc loet . J .W.REID Nell•UPNh To the Editor: The MSMlinltion of President THE SO.CALLED "beauUJW KenJledy hal prowted qutto a peopl .. ol lhls world are not. Pl'O-controversy over the •aJldllY. al vidlne the Jo61 that we need to the Warren Commlsslon's ftnd. feed, clothe and house ourselves. lnt•· Most recently, Norman They an not exploring the qD-1 Coullnl'eolumnappearedlnyaur tvene or the secrets of the atom. '· papet ~ yet uother They art not b\dldlq the bouMi6 ·•eouo1racyu.eory ... and tbe factGrles. They ate -lt & Important to aepu-ato eyen buUd.lq tho philosophical 1aP}lYtlC1 troro polWcs. A~· J----- ly Cousins b elieves Berna rd F ensterwald, "Coincide nce or Conspiracy," is an expert in both areas. F e ns te rw a ld 's "im - pressive array of facts" is an il- lustration of the use of irrelevant data to buttress a physically un· sound argument. I DIRECI' Cousins• attention to a recent <Sept. 1976) article in the American Journa l of Physics, "A Physicist Examines the Kennedy Ass assination Film," written by Luis Alvarez. This article con- siders nothing but the Zapruder fllm Wld simple Newtonian laws of phystcs to reach1the conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald d id fire all three shots, details the path of each of the three bullets and shows that the Warren Com- mlasion's analysis wu aurprls· lnJly clale to the truth here. ln abort. the laws or phyales are in accordance with the War- ren Commlaion's conclusions. Al'fa.t'n makes no attempt to consider Lee Harvey Os wald's moUntlon and part l n a coa~ splraey-bere ls somelhlnc tor pollticlus and hlstorl 1n1 to -·~·boUL My feeilni ii that what ls done la daae: 1 aee no use 14 a~ $12 million of our tax dollars for a new Congressional investigation of a n old Cong r essional in- vestigation, each resulting in no im provem ent or my urestyle. BRUCE $CHlJLTE ORANOa COAST DAILY PILOT Robttt N. W4'fd, P'Dblillier Thoma• KetvU. f;ttitor The editorial P•I~ or the Dally Pilot seeks t o Inform and stimulate readers by prt9eftth• on this page diverse eommtntary on loplca of Interest by 1yndjt1t· ed tolumnl1t1 and urtoonlats, by provldln1 a forum for rellden' views and by preaenUnc lbls newspaper'• opln.iOftt and kleM on current topics. n.. editorial opinion of the Daily Piiot ~.,. only In the editorial column 1t the top ot the p11e. OplnJCiii ~· prttsed by tt'le c:olwmnlN ud urtoonl•ll and lttter wrtten are lMtr own and no bdonement fll their •• .,... bJ lh• Dal'1 Pdol ahouJd be Inferred. sun~ay, May29.1m • No Change in Crhne? Reports, Reactions Differ A new government poll sug- gest.a there was li tlle if any in- crease in violent crime and most property crimes in the United Stites in 1975. The report from tbe Law En- forcement Assistance Ad- ministration runs counter to FBI statistics that indicated the na- tion's crime rate increased sub- stantially from 1974 to 1975. But tbe LEAA cautioned against comparing the two studies because they were based on different data collected in dif- ferent ways. THE LEAA POLL, part of the agency's program or measuring the crime rate by asking the citizens whether they have been crime victims, was conducted by the Census Bureau. T he occu· pants of about 60,000 households and 2,400 business places went questioned in tbe survey. The FBl's cr4me stat.iatics are based on the number of crimes reported to state and local law enforcement agencies, which in turn report them to the FBI. The LEAA report said, "No significant changes in victimiza- tion rates from 1974 to 1975 were recorded for any of the major crimes measured." There was "no meaningful change" lo the rates for assault, burelary. motor vehicles theft and commercial robbery, the re- port continued. THE STATISTICS showed a seven percent decline in rapes, but the researchers said they could not be certain the figure was accurate. By contrast, the FBI report is- aued last year showed a nine per- cent increase in the over-all crime rate from 1974to1975. The FBJ's most recent report. isaued two months ago, said there was no change in the na- tional crime rate from 1975 to 1976. That report s howed a decline in violent crimes but in- creases in thefts in some big cities. The FBI statistics include murder, which the LEAA report cannot do because it is based on interviews with victims. The FBI report also defines the other categories somewhat dif- f erenUy from the LEAA sludy. NEVERTHELESS, acling LEAA Administrator James M .H. Gregg said the new poll "challenges the conventional view that the nation bad ex- National Crime Olocks for 1975 9 9 12 b SERIOUS CRIMES 21 EA CH MINUTE I 2 6 FORCIBLE RAPE J 3 ONE EVERY 9 MINUTES 9 12 6 BURGLARY OtlE EVE:RY 10 SECONDS 12 6 VIOLENT CRIMES "'U•OU fOICllll IArl, llOHUT 0 1 ASSAULf fO Kill } CNS: i:VERY 31 SECONDS 12 6 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ONE E VERY 65 SECONDS g 12 6 LARCENY· THE FT ONE EVERY S CoECONDS 9 12 6 MURDER 3 ONE CVERY 26 MINUTES 9 6 ROBBERY 3 ONE EVERY 68 SECONDS IZ 9 3 6 MO TOR VEHICLE THE FT ONE EVERY 32 SECONDS perienced an unremitting rise in crime between 1974 and 1975." Though the LEAA report showed little over-all change, the statistics indicated some varia- tion lo the victimization rates among particular categories ol people. For example, the r eport showed a 13 percent decllne in the number or men age 20 lo 2-t who were victims of violent crimes. There was a 64 percent in· crease in the number of black women who were victims of minor beatings and a 36 percent increase in the number who were victims or aggravated assault. the report said. There was a 13 percent decline in the number of white men who were victims of aggravated as- sault, it said. Crime clocks should be viewed with care. Being the most ag· gregate representa- tion of Uniform Crime Reports data, they are designed to convey the annual reponed crime ex· perience by showing the relative frequen· cy of occurence of reported offenses. Th is mode of display should not be taken to imply a regulanty in the commission of serio u s crimes : rather, it represents the annual ratio of r eported crime to fixed item intervals. -FBI l aw Enforcement Bulletin &J,nd!J. May 29, 1 IJ77 DAILY PILOT There's a Hitch To Runni-ng Away By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Did the lure of the open road, the symbol or the classic Hobo's Harpoon with its grimy red bandanna containing all your earthly possessions knolled al the end ever move you? Did you ever yearn lo cut loose from the ties that bind and sooner or later make everyone feel root- boUJld? ONE SMALL ITEM on the daily Huntington Beach Police Department activities log the other morning reminded me that summer is upon us and thousands of young people across America feel it. A boy, 11, clashing with parental authority, threatened to run away from home and then disap- peared. His mother called police, then later dialed back. Sbe had found him asleep in a closet. Sometimes the results are not so happy. They are tragic. There was the case o( a Cypress girl who went out into the world in search of adventure nearly three years ago. She found rape, sexual abuse and murder. boUJld to a tree with wire in a lonely Oregon forest. Somehow, her girlfriend escaped the same fate and got away from their captors. THE FAMILY DIVISIONS that drive so countless many youngsters away from home are bolh tragic and understandable. They are also rooted in the traits of human nature. The Bible bas the story of the Prodigal Son and the Huntington Beach Poli\!e Department bad the tale of the kid who crawled into the closet and fell asleep. But often, the maturing process of separation brings a new view : that the grass isn't necessarily greener on the othel' side of the fence. A YOUNG WOMAN or my acquaintance, for ex- ample, tolerated all she could at home, then turned her back on her family with scorn. She was three years old and marched off down the sidewalk with a slick and tied-up bandanna full of apples and doughnuts over her shoulder and her blanket. She camped out on a front lawn five houses down and held out for a life of freedom, eating doughnuts and apples. Until it got dark. She then went home and today is into acting and appears in TV commercials. Hopefully, for the hundreds of runaways, from all over the U.S. who will gravitate to Southern California and Orange Coast beach communities this summer, as law enforcement authorities predict, the escape from home will eventually be a story with a relatively hap- py ending. COPS AND NEWSPAPER reporters, however, can tell you it won't be for a few and that's where the tragedy lies. There, and in the fact things couldn't be worked out at home. AZ···· .. ; ,, ' ... ,, ' \, . . • I , ... .· " I #, Microstates: Too Small for Their Own Good W ASlllNGTON Just as the fishermt'n will tell you lhcrc arc l.r;1sh fish. like hake for example, lher'-· are tr3sh countries. These arc nations with no future. no commerc1ul value and no realtsla<.· hope of getting anywhere close to the 11 v1 ng stan - dards of the larger . technolol{ical· ly oq~uniz('d , 20th C'entury slates. Poor as Bangludesh i~. It's possibll' to imagine a way, albeit long and arduous, for that country to surmount the worst of its af· flictions It is imross1bk to believl' lhal plat·c~ llkt• Muldivcs (Pop: 122.()()()) or Sao 'fomt> and P,rincipe 1Pop : 74,000> or Nauru (Pop: 6,000 ) arc ever likely tu suslain lht'mscl vcs as modern societies. There :ire a number of ( STANLEY J __ KAR_No_w _ Latin Di3pute Ripens slates in which there url' trXl few people to permit the spccwl11a- tion or labor net.>dCd to Sl'r\'IC'e, much less manufacturt>, anything but the s1mplt•st tools and devices. A state like Nauru (see if ~·ou can find at lf\..YOUr alias ) would ~urrer a near fatal population drain merely by sendin~ am- bassado~ to rt'1Sld<' an the cap1t<1l Calles of Its fellow national Sl~t<•s around tht> globe. What are we to make or Nauru, "an independent country of only 6,000 people occupying an isolol· ed Pacific islet no larger than George Washington·s estate, Mount Vernon." in the words of Elmer Pllschke. professor of government al the University of Maryland. OR. WHAT ARE we to make of, in Plischke's words, ··an Asian kingdom that became a member of the United Nations in 1971, pay& but 0.02 percent or lhe U.N. budget. and appoints am· bassadors Lo only two other coun· WASHINGTON. D .C. - Although it rarely makes the headlines these days, Latin America seems almost certain to emerge soon as a major headache for the Carter ad· ministration., For one thin&, U.S. relations with Panama could deteriorate unless the current netotlationa over the status of the Canal Zone are settled aatiaf ac:torily. Tbe P..-ama· nJana already haye blnted. perbap1 for b~amm, parpoNS, t.bat tlMJ' mlCht f90lt to Yiolence U their demands Jor ~ty over tbe JOM are rejected. The Prelldent also bu anenaa... ed the Braillua by ttt. awkwarct- attemptl to force them to brat. tbe-lr coalrad to tHl1 nueles .... ., iNt•"tUona from ·- ( VON HOFFMAN J tries. ··or n newborn Caribbean country whose entire population would not fill the Rose Bowl and whose first envoy lo the Organization of American States was a hired foreign national, yet wielding the same voling power in that organization a~ the United States." ·It's absurd. As the professor points out, "half the members of the family of nations are less populous than the state of North Carolina, and 16 soverciJ?n coun- tries are smaller than such cities as Cartagena (Colombiu) and Lubumbashi (Zaire>." YOU DON'T have to be Daniel P. Moynihan shilling for the Israeli lobby to understand that neither the major powers and certainly not the super Powers will allow themselves to be Germany. ffia insistence that Brull adapt to ms human rights policy bu increased tensions as well. ' ELSEWBE•E tbrouihout the regloo, meanwhile, there have been va.ryt.ni decrees of impa- tience, especially on the part of rlgbt·wlna regimes. with Carter's moves toward recopl- tlon of Cuba. So the IMlmlniatration appears to be upaettina the Latin Americans by adopUn1 new postures toward the area. 11Mse postures, bowev r, have not yet added up to a positive and clear- cut ltrat.eo. Jn the put. tM main U.S. aim 1D Lada America waa to prew:nt the aprqd ol CommUDlsm and to protect Amert.cu bUalnea in- vest.mmt.. Thu the United States in· tervened to dbcouraie or to.>Ple leftist aovu ummts inl'lacsllbr Guatem•la, tbe Domlnlcao BepabUc and Chile, or It ~&at.end ~al dlcu~. srriously affected by the decrees or an organization in which the Kingdom of Tonga has an equal vote with the United States and the Soviet Union. If Andrew Young and his predecessor Mr. Now-Sen. Moynihan. have been permitted by their bosses to use the U.N. as a vaudeville stage, it may be because this forum can't be taken seriously as presently con- stituted. Wilhm.tt ronnlng any risk or "moving toward world govern· ment, moreover, the U.N. might be s haped into a somewhat more useful instrumentality if the vot· ing in the General Assembly were based on some proPortional r epresentation formula. AS LONG AS Fiji, Guinea- Bissau, Khmer. Qatar and Western Samoa can get together and outvote the U.S., Japan, China and Russia, U.N. resolu- tions will lack even a claim to moral force, whatever that's worth. · such as thole ln Nlcarasua and Uruguay. As a re1uJt, the United States wu Jarcely, lf ~. reapooalble for the fact that de-mocracy could mak• little headway ln J..attn America. Tbe Latin Americani t.bemaelvea.. mor.-wer, stuck to the atatua quo because of Wubiqton's wiah•. But Carter introduced a free dlmen1lon into this acene on April 14, when be adctreued the ·or1anlaat1on of ~merlcan States. llE' PLEDGED TO .,combat abuses ol individual freedom, Jn. cludJna thole caused by polWcal, social aDd economic injustice," and be promised to .. ,tand beside those nations wb.icb reapect human l'lahta and wblcb pro- mote demoaat.ic ideall." There wu more than rhetoric in Cater'• statement. For hi •arlttt tr.d cut U.S. aid to Brull, ArS~na anc1 uruiu•1. wtme 1 re e1 are amoq tbe ~ llr Amcric&. P art of the reason for this in· ane stale of affairs is that back in our heads is buzzing the notion that nations like people are all entitled to equal rights. But some nations aren't. and when they are accorded an emp- ty, formal equality they either become the cats paws or the great powers or they render the decision-making process silly since they are in the undignified position of pretending to legislate matters over which they have no control. THOSE GOVERNMENTS ought to be accorded some rights that the big muscle boys claim for themselves, the first of which is territorial integrity. Not that trash governments have much to fear from tbe ~ig powers .. John Bull's mommy didn't ·brine up her boy to be stupid. While the teeny-weeny colonies may once have been terribly pro- fitable, they are no more; neither England nor any or the ot.her former imperial Powers would Tile leaders of these coun- trl• bave reacted by de.noUJ'lcl.na Ute United Statea. More tban that, they have been turnlna elsewt.e tn hopes of redudna tbeir reliance on America. The .Bruillau have lndJcated, for eumple, t.bat they mltbt con- 1JdC1" purcbaa~ weapons from the Soviet Union. The RUlslians also are eyeing both Brasil and Ar1entlna u a market for In· ·duatrlal equipment. Chile. dnpito its milltary junta, baa bff.n the ttcipient ol loans from Communist China. Several Latin American coun- tries are prospectlna tbe posalbWty • well ol peaetr9t.lQe the reaioo. Ju.at u t.be West Geno-are prondtna Brull with madar imtallatlou, 80 the French are trJina to nll the Bruilians ~ a.rm.1. take them back on a bet. They're loser populations with. soa ring birth rates and radicalized populations demand- ing the standard of Jiving they see the tourists enjoying. NOT EVEN the Russians care to collect such nations. "Would a socialist Caribbean come under· Soviet domination?" asks Forbes magazine. the conservative busi- ness monthly, of an area of the world which has accumulated more than its share of junk political entities. " ... Cuba now costs the hard- pressed Soviet economy one billion a year. Moscow does not want any more Cubas -witness its abandonment of the Allende regime in Chile." The people, of course, in all these places aren't trash, but we. can't help them in their faith ill'. an tdlotically dysfunctional na- tionalism . If we're too big for our own good, they're too small, and · • when everybody faces that • maybe we can help them. One element that must be borne in mind ls that U.S. invest· . m ent by banks and corporation.s • in Latin America is enormous. Brasil alooe, for instance, was respontlble for 13 percent of . Citibank's earninfs Jut fear. • In addiUon, tbepattemoftrade . between the United States and· Latin Alnerica is such that any · real change in their relationship , would trigaer aertoua disloca· • tJon1. Ca~·a c&lculatlon, thettfore, is that LaUn America has no · • plausible alternative to con-·.,. tlnued dtpendeoce on the United A Sta tea. CONSEQUENTLY. ht beltelW that be CA lean CID tlx • re1lon,1 re1lJDea to refortr" ' tbem.MlYU. Or u one of h1a aldee Pit It: • 'Tbe worst Ut.t can happen aa um t.beY. declare a .... -! TBE 11.UOa quation ln all verbal war acaiDA UI... • ... U\t.a, boWner, ·u bow tar t.bo But that may be an opUmlltle ,.. Unttat~~,. UltllliiaJt of Ute tvtwr.. For • cu ~o 11 t.be6r ctilpate e.tllluee-wo:rdit may bi lethal w. at baa.'·• to lfOW. Ill odMI' wotda, ti um. a happalll won. they stir L8Ua'-•• na1 lnakln theoalq? edCitiif.O~erm!D~ ' -• f.8 O~L Y PILOT Sunday. May 29, 19n ~rash Not Wasted OCC Center Recycks for Profit ... ~·. Bv STEVE MITCHELL ~ desperate for equipmeat, such as ...,, °'11190•11'"11•UYff trucks and compactors. there is no fl Close your eyea and you'd lhin.k YoU shortage of volunteen. !were at a college beer bust. Rock music blares out of a atereo system set out.side an adobe mud- .Covered geodesic dome. The music is lllccented by laughter and the sound of lleer bottles being smashed inside •rbage cans. ~. OPEN YOUR eyes and you'll find .,.ourself at the Orange Coast College Recycling Center where student w lunteers sort paper, sm~h glass and s tack cardboard for extra ~edit-and for the environment. L Lee Johnsa.n, a bearded, 9enim·clad ttaste management expert, runs the (even-year-old recycling center. located at the north end or the OCC campus just west of \he school's baseball diamond. Johnson says the center is open 24 hours a day and will accept just about any form oC recyclable trash. Johnson said the center was making about $570 a month before he took over in November, and now pulls in about three times that amount. He said his salary comes out or that sum and the rest ioes to campus clubs And, he says, while the center is .. WE GET ABOUT 180 volunteers over the school year,'' Johnson said . ··Most of them work about 17 hours for extra credit in ecoloey classes." But success of the center depends on contributions Crom the comqiunity. The center accepts glass con - tainers, aluminum cans, steel cans, newspapers, maguina, phone books, cardboard, s hoppinc bags, used motor oil, auto batteriea. omce paper, computer tab cards and print-out paper. In addition t.o .recycled materials brought to the center, Johnsoo said be ~s b_eg~ to look into off-campus mslitutional tras h, and is currenUy collecting solid waste from a Newport Beach hotel. "I DON'T WANT to make any com· mitments with outside businesses un- tiJ I'm sure I can get enough trucks and drivers out to pick up the stuff " Johnson said. ' "We can use anything people can bring in," Johnson said. •·We've got the volunteer$ H you've got the trash." Science, Fiction Clash By IOI.ARY KAYE OI t,.. 0•11' Piiot !ol•ll Promoters or the new mo v ie "Day of the Animals" insis t the film is (I science r1cllon tale spun off th~ findtngs or UC lrv1nc Chl•m1st Dr F . Shcw00<I Ho"' l:.ind But Rowland \\ho ftr:--t warned the world or tht· d angers of u s 1n i.: f I u o roe•• r hon .11· ro.,o I "i;prays, scuff., .11 tha t contcnllon •· The UCI st•1t•nl1~l pr t• aicts the new mnv u.'. tiuc science, not science fie· ti on ,•' Rowland said. The movie, produced by Film Ventures In· ternational , is purportedly an example of what could happen if people continue using aerosol sprays, such as hair sprays and de· odora nt s. with fluorocarbons . Rowland and research • 1ssociate Mario Molina l1rst discovered back in I !I 7 4 t h a t t h e 11 uoroca rbons in the ,1 e r o s o I s p r a y s c a n <I a m age the Earth's ozon e l<1yer . hurt the scientific ca mpaign to ban fluorocarbons. But he thinks if he "steers clear" or the whole affair people will realize that science and science fic- tion are two differnnt things . Rowland said he was asked to preview the movie several months ago, but that he turned the offer down . Volunteer Pam Blandford and waste mansgemfint expert 2..ee Johnson sort paper at OCC's recycling center, where more squipment is needed. . . ~T_T....-~.ll'.a'._WW.W''S'TT HF'\T \"ii E\I t \Tl\ t· 'lOT01l 11tnt1 Fl<0\1111.lW nut Ill. '">I.IC ~:!~ x~'' "' ~ .. 1; ;iii,"~'" 1;;;; l .\t. :!i~. ••*******************************• ! HERB FRIEDLANDER IMPORTS ! • .. ORANGE COUNTY'S IMPORT CAR KING'' • • • • 81000 "' · , REBATE ~.~~ LANCI • • • • • • • • ~lo be released soon in this are:.i , 1s prob..ibly pure and s imple ::.cu:ncc fiction. THE MOVIE, though, "I C'AN'T rcallytom-carries the t h eor y mcnt on science fiC't1un several s teps further, movies Whal w1."vl' s u gges ting s itu ations been working with • .., R o wland says were "I dJdn't want lo get involved a nd l e nd credence to the thing," Rowland explained. He added that lhe producers n eve r so u g ht h is technical advice during !~: 1~~~~-·~r "Day or : \ 1111 1 ,ttl qiph lh1 "'10'"' 11•1 I• II Ill (U\\ 11111"' lh1 4111•\ 11 l'J \ 1111 fll 11f I t'f t'I\ t• fl .I .. ,I 1h11~ lt•/11 lt1,l1 f tw.fl.t11tl1f Jl1, .. 11fl11 "..;11otl llllJ\ lhfll \JI\ II 1111111111\ u 1lh 1111" 1d .ti 11111+ 11f pllf' h.t'\f' * ** 4 never part of his studies • Death Noti(!e• or be l1crs ' MALMacRG -Th e movie. whi c h c-. E RA Lo P J E "'r< v • s tar:. 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N1·wpar1 Bt>lC., radiation. wllll p.,,l')r Rl'Hl'!• J EW•'I olllr•dlono I th r· 1 . 1 .. l•tu Cll ll'>W•f' m~rn'l•1olll conl,.bu n e I m, accord1nfi! 11<>n\ Moly h<• m ol<lc 10 Ille Am+',.t.ln l0 publicity releases, the , ;;::~;~,~·••v p,I(<'"' V••w M1>•tu "Y hiking party is confront· TH1&uu1..r ed by maddened wild (HRl~TAL MllRI( THIOCAUL T • d d t• . , I '>urY•Vl'<IDYP.lro•nl\Jo1•IB .irot1J"I"~" an QffieS IC a n1m a S. o l11'""'"u•1. H"''"""'.," """'" c, The prologue of the ';,1\lt•r C.uroe M Tnltl".tull l>•'>l~1·r rilm niveS c r edit t O MAflln J Thlbf'ault or"'1Clma!ll"' Mr\ " 11nr.w fl\llMau11. o•~n<liM•""'' "'' Rowland and Molina (or , Mr! M " F.ll)lcn 8"ni.imin R<l""Y dttd fir St ad Va 0 Ci n g the luntr.tt M8\\ TU"' , 8 OOPM JI St Slmono1ndJudt·Ca1..,1itrt1urc11 Hu"' rtuoroca rbon danger •nolO<l RtiK!I 1ro1Pr,,,..n1 WNI u> oo theor ies d m GOllCI S!lo>PMr<! Ctm"l•rv 0""<' t'(I by D•l••Y 8rOlh<'" Morluarv 11411 Orach 81vCI Hun11n11'"" 9,.., n ROWLAND SAYS he"s 8'1 ,,,, . 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Its comfort and scole or• the ulrlmor~ In IUJC\llY .................................... $199 I. HIACULOM M>CKl"/klC11Nlll,..p10$h fdt comfort In o sryle mot ltwh• f91oxorton. Sn1Wng cont«npaay ~n Jm. mocutotetv upholstefed In o dUroble Herculon fabric. Includes orm eap5 ~ heod!ff a:rv« ••...•.•.•.•...•. .oi. $229 c. SUMMA n WALLA.OUHD ... the~ space save<. never more !hon .3~ Inches from t~ woll .ven when f\llly reclined. Soft. odjWobfe tWH>d plllow. wrop-ovf'f ~ams. H«c;ulon TWHd with hond·loOmed took ••.•••••• '. • ...... , .. J OAlL Y PIL.Ot • J Sneva, tinsers Bead Indy 500 Field 1 INDIANAPOLIS <AP> -A.J. That's quite a run of ruln· shortened races considering that in the preceding S6 races, only two 1926and1950 tot cutahort, bathed by Indiana squalls. Foyt, his bands in his back pockets. his sculled boot pawing at the pavement, squinted at the sun and muttered: "Well, maybe this year we'll finish the damn thing." So, despite a run of luck that has washed away 477~ or the last 2.000 miles officially run darine Memorial Day weekends at venerable Indianapolis Motor Speedway, they persist in calling today's million·dolla r ex· travaganza the Indy 500. Maybe. Jn three or the past four years, America 's most famous automobile race has, by dint of midwestern weather. been re· named the Indianapolis 332~, the Indianapolis 435 and, last year, the Indianapolis 255. It's a race of firsts. not the least or which is Tom Snev a of Spokane, 4 Area Drivers In Today's 500 Four coast area re3ident3 will be dnving in the ln.dJanapolu 500 today. They include Duane " Panclw" Carter, Dick Simon, Dan· ny 011gai.! and John Mahler. following b a thumbnail 3ketch of the quartet· Duane "Pancho" Ca rter Duane "Pancho" Carter, the ex·Marina High School (Huntington Beach ) student, will be starting his fourth Jn. dtanaporis 500·mile r ace today, driving Dan Gu.rney's Jorgensen Eagle for the second straight year. Carter. the son or a former Indy driver, gained rookie of the year honors in 1974 when he started in 21st position and fini shed seventh. Gurney, the Corona del Mar owner· builder who had a brilliant career behind the wheel, has a newly·des igned car in the race this season. Carter qualified it an eighth position on the middle or the third row with a speed of 192.452 miles per hour PANCHO CAATEA Jn three r;.i ces at Indianapolis, Carter h as finished s eventh, fourth and fifth. He was 1972 midget champion and has won the sprint car title twice J n974 and 1976). He is the only driver ever to win both the mid~el and sprint c.ar titles. I In addition to winning rookie of the year honors at Indy, / he also gained the same award in the championship car I d1v1s 1on of USAC that same year. Carter has won 18 midget races. 26 sprint car races and one dirt car competition. Last year on the championship c.ar circuit. he started seven times, finishing in the top 10 four limes. He held the lead in two rC1ces for a total of 11 laps. D ick Simon Dick Simon who now calls San Juan Capistr ano his home. will be starting his eighth race at Jndianapolis in the 6lst Indy 500·mile competition today. Si mon. a native of Sandy, Utah, made his best finish in a champions hip car in 1970 when he moved up from a 27th place start to grab thirct plC1cc at the finish in the Ontario 500 Last year. he had 11 starts m a champio11ship car. finishing in the top 10 on three occasions but not in any of the three major 500-mile events al lndy, On· tario or Pocono, Pa. He qualified on the outs ide of the 10th row for today's race with an average speed of 185.615 miles per hour in the Bryant Special. D•c1e s1MoN In 1974 at Indianapolis, he started in the 10th position, his best ever . but went out on the first lap with a valve pro· blem anct placed 33rd. S1m1lar problems have plagued him an 19 races in the three major events with his only completed racC' m 1970 at Ontario where hc-avc>raged 159.281 miles per hour Danny Ongais One of the leading candidates for rookie of the year ui the Indianapolis 500·mile championship car race today will be former drag racing star Danny Ongais wbo hsts Costa Mesa as his present home town Onga1s will be driving the lnterscope Racing Special for Newport Beach·s Ted Fields after quahfymg seventh with the rastest rookie speed ever or 193 040 miles per hour Wht•n the race starts. he wall be ~It ting on tht• inside or the third row A native of Hawaii, Ongais had nsen to thl' top an motorcycle racing before he came to the· mainland 15 years ago He 1 mm edwtl'ly St't out to conquer the dra~ n•t·m~ scene anct became one or the top DllNNY ONGlll\ ..;tar..; IO the sport lk has teamed with F1t.'lds m sports car racmg on the 1-'ormulu 5000 c1 rcu1t and an the IUSA GT challenge race at Laguna St>c~ this year. he took first place in a turbo Porsche 931 J ohn M ahler John Mahler. a tennis shop operator in Newport Beach and several otht•r Orange County locations. hasn't been in a race car at Indianapolis since 1972 but he will st.art the SOO·milc race today on the inside oflhe last row of 33 cars Mahler. semi·retircd rfom cham· p1onship C'ar racing since 1973 with ex- ception of the Ont<irio 500 in 1976. went to Indianapoli s this year with the promise of a ride He will be drivinf? the Mergard 20th Century Special for Donald H. Mergard or Cincinnati arter qualifying at a speed of 185.242 miles per hour. After p assing his rookie test in 1971 and qualifying for the race, he was bumped by teammate Dick Simon and JOHN MA'4Ll!R dldn 't get into the race. In 1972, he went out on the 99th lap with piston problems. His best finish in a championship car came in 1971 when he look ninth place In the Ontario ~ after starting in 33rd position. the man In first place, the pole position, after being the first ~d. thus far, the only driver ever to log an official quahfying lap or more than 200 miles per hour. It is h.is fourth Indy, following a 20th place finish in 1974, 22nd the next year (when his machine literally dlslntegrated in a fiery crash) and a sixth place ending last year. Alongside Sneva in the first of the 11 rows in Indy's best·known brother set, Bobby and Al Unser of ~buquerque, each a two-time 52,636 See LA Tunilile ToReds,6-3 ..... LOS ANGELES <AP>-The Cincinnati Reds. floundering for most of the season , whipped the runaway Los Angeles Dodgers, 6·3. Saturday and afterwards Joe Morgan expressed hope that this might be the s park to get the de· fending World Champions on their way. •·Last night we hit rock bot- tom ." Mor gan said or the Dodgers' 10·3 victory Friday night. "We had nowhere to go but up. You don't win the pennants in April and May. The Dodgers have D~Slat~ All ().arMUfl IC AeC 11'01 May,, Cine•""""., LO\"~·~· 12 SSP m s 30om S JOO m May JO Los Anqelf'\ al HOU\IOft MdV )I LM AnQelt1\ •1 HOU\llln a very fine club-right now they're better than we-but the season is 162 games long and the 33 wins that they have don't win a pennant." George Foster. who s lugged the two home runs to lead the Reds out or a four.game losing streak, said: "We fee l we have to get it started somewhere This is a gr eat indication that we might be on our way. We could not let them sweep us. We lost the first gam e so that meant we had to win the next two." Cincinnati ma nager Sparky An derson, asked if Saturday's game was a must victory, noted: "I know that this is only May. But for us the rest of the year is a must win situation. We have to get to 90·100 wins. We can't catch them if we keep s plitting with them W e 've ~ot to beat them ourselves." Jack Billingham and Pedro Borbon combined on a five·hitler as the Reds defeated the Dodgers before 52.636 at Dodger Stadium and a national television au- dience. The \'ictory was Cincinnati's first over Los Angeles this ~n as the Reds snapped a four·ffame losing streak Cincinnati Jumped on Los Angeles starter Don Sulton, 6-2. for five runs in the second inning. Foster hjt his first homer, Pete Rose singled home two runs and Ken Griffey hammered a two·run homer to send-Sutton down to his second straight defea t. CINCINNATI 1.0SANOELIES alll r" lilt .tb r II IH Ro~ ll> ' ' 1 1 LOO•\ 21> • 0 0 0 Ftvnn Jo on no ~U\iPU \'\ • 0 0 0 {,rtfflll'V rt \ 1 I l Smtl'I rt J 1 0 0 Mo•qan 11> l 1111) Ctv JI> ] 0 1 0 Ben<'1 c I II II 0 Go0<hn lb 4 I) 0 I PhHnttr c on n n Mono•y ct , 0 1 0 Ot\\Pn lb • n 1 n 8iJtc~r ff I 1 1 1 GFsler c• • 7 l 1 Y•AQPr , 4 I I I Gtmlno rt ' 1 ' () O!>non p 11 non C~ce><n ,, • I I I) H·llP ph 1non 1111911m o 7 11'0 II Ownt,,Q o noon Borbon o I n I 0 'iota 0 11 0 II II r,.., ... II ' 17 ~ Mo1.a.nr1 I 0 0 0 Grman u 0 0 0 I) P-tll.Ofl 0000 M rtr+ .. I Ot 0 0 0 I) Well P I) 0 0 0 GM••Y."'1 I 0 0 0 ro1a1~ J2 J s ) Ci'1C•n'1att OSI 000 000-. LO\ A~t·\ 000 110 100-l E Yu~r A~. OP-Cincinnati I L08- C.,><inn•11 6 LM A"9tlt\ • 28-C..y Row, HA- G Fo•l•r 1 ft), Grlttey Ill, YHQer 14 >, B•ker C•I. SB-Moroen1 S 81111"9,,•m 8111Qhtm IW 6 ll 8orl>on OSutfoft IL.•·l) Oowftln9 ScK• German W•ll Sav~-~ 1?1 11 ·S1 ttl& I,. , 1 3 H R E9' ee SO 3 ) 3 • 1 , 0 0 0 0 7 6 ~ 1 7 .,, I 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 1000• llll-81lllnql1em. T 7·?? Laver to Face Borg Bjorn Borg and Rod Laver of Corona del Mar will play a tennis m atcb at the Irvine Racquet Club for benefit of the Harbor Day School early in September Laver told the Daily Pilot. •'My son is attending Harbor Day School and we will play a benefit match for the school around Sept. 13, •'Laver said. winnero!thisclass1c. Bobby. in themiddle of the front row. won in 1968and again 1n 1975, 0 11 Radio Tod afl KLAC (570 ) a t 9 a.m. 0 11 TV Tonight Channel 7 a t 9 when the rain enabled him to nose out Johnny Rutherford, who made an Wttimely pit stop and gave up the lead only moments before the first ratndrops hlt the track. Al. Bobby's kid brother. had successive victories in 1970 a nd 1971. Incidentally, the Unsers aren't the only brother t andem. Sneva, 28, has got his own sibling rivalry going with his brother, Jerry, about 11 months his junior and one of the race's seven rookies. Foyt, the only three-time win· ner < 1961-64·67) in the field, sits on the inside of the second row. In the middle is Gordon Johncock, win· ner of 1973's 332Yl-miler. And on . the outside as Mario Andrett1, tbe 1969cbamp. Johnny Rutherford, thectefend· ing champion as w ll as the 1974 winner, might have been up in the frontrowlfbe'dd~tdedtoaowith his Initial qualifyin& speed el •bout 197 miles on hour. But he tossed lt out, decidinl .\D- stead lo try and l9J> Tom Sneva1s pole·winnine 198:884 tnph. Anet when mechanical probl .. ma 'keJlt him from making any morequali f ylng rurus two SlfllAt'dayi ago, he (See IJHly Page JU) AP l"lltto CLOSE CALL --The Dodgers' Davey Lopes argues with second base umpire J erry Dale about a close call on Cincinnati's Joe Morgan, who had just stolen the base. Morgan was called safe as the Reds toppled LA Saturday, 6-3. UCI Second to Hayward; Scott Wins 800, 1,500 FARGO. N .D. Cal State <Hayward) outscored defending champion UC Irvine, 66·58, to c laim the 15th annual NCAA <Division II> track and fi elct team championship Saturday UC Irvine, trailing by e1~hl points, needed a victory in tht· fi nal 1.600 meter relay to wan lht: title outright, or a second place fi nish to tic, but finished eighth in a field of eight teams C1nd went scoreless. Cal S tate (Los An geles1 finis hed third in the three·day * * * SATURDAY'S FINALS 1411 r.tc•s In m•tu•l 100 I W<lll 'W llhno••l 71 •b l Horn l>Y 1Sf Mt\\Ourl I 11 •q l Crunk~""" 1Ed•nt>oro ..,, I 71 s' • Edmono w llhno1SI 21 8] s Cnrt\l ... n Vt 'ii 171 84 •OO 1 Rtft\11r(f\il)n •AdP10,.,t 1 JI l• ' p, ... , "llH·IPh• I •I 48 1 Gr1me\ I t(•nlucky SI I HSI • WAlkN ILln<olnl J7 S• S Anoitr\on IKPnlvtk• ">I'" H ~00 1 Scoll !UC lr•.,nel t St 21. 7 Futv-11 IN~ Ml\\Our•l 1 51 JS l <;mMI •t(•rilu•cv SI I I '111 ' (il,H\rTMker CNo IOW1'' t \7 •9 \ D~l>nh "ldrlphl I I S7 SI> I 5llO 1 S<olt IUC lrvlM ) l 47.6•; 1 BollmAM •Norllt Oa~ot11Sil3 "3 4Q 3 NuqQ1•1on <Edin.,.,_., ~I l 3 •• O? • Frl"C11T111n INt> low•I 1 41! 1 \ Boy•n IMl\\l\\IC>OI St ) l ., '1 S 000 1 Ci11rcia •UC Alv"rs•dPl 14 411 1 Cur~ 15ouln Oakolal 1• SI 6 J Lo• 1w r10111 SI • 14 U 9. 4 CIHr (~ntr•I Ml\\Our1l 14 .... 9 S Serna IUC '"'lnol 14: sa.s J.000 \l~Mn"'"-1 HM'\en IE. Stroud\bur9 Sil 'OJ 52, I. lt'11rtMyff CUC lrvlnel •.07.J6; 1 BOVIO IM1S'1HIDOI St I ' 10 3• • enr~ ICMI••• Mf\\Ourl SI. I' 11 98. s A""""''e" ISi Cloud SI I 'I 14 81 .. 400 IH-1 Turner CCIII Stal"· LAI SO 69. 1. Clark 1Ad~lp'11 I SI 08; J Wflllam\ tCi'll Poly, SLO) Sl 94 •. Gl~combe 11111••<11• Cltl(AQO Cl•c.t• l \2 n .. An der\On (No DAkOM SI l 52 •l •OO rel11V 1. Vlr,;ilnla SlcltP •O 1111 1 Adt'IOht •O 99 3 HAyward St 41 16: I Cal Slal• ILA 141 7'1 ' Cal Poly ISLOl 41 lO I 600 ••••Y 1 Adf'lpttl 3 1()" 1 Clll Sh1le !LA , II n 3 Kl'fltUOySl"'•l 12 8S • VtrqlnlaSt11t• l 13 O'I S C.< Pely ISLOl 3 14 •1 HJ I Haller IHiivwardl ,.,... 1 lli•I Ca• "'"'"" 1e1oom\1>ur9 SI l ana B'lrqslrom 1M001'11Hd Sil 6-10. 4 lllel Smllh IE llhnoltl 11nd Flynn IUC Alver<ild<)1'· 10 TJ-1 L~llnde IHavw11rdlSO.•V. 1 HOlhslE llhnolsl l0-3•'>; J H11vnos <NortnrldQel o 10' 1; • Aml>"r !Troy 51111•1 49 t V, S Baker CM<IOrhea<I St l ••·6''> PV I. S.INtlno !UC trvlnol 11.0; 2. AOl>lnson 1Hi'IYWArdl 16-0; 3 Adam\ <Cal Ste1o, LAI 16-0;. Olson IH11ywllrd) 1 .. 0. s evrnt <E. llllnolsl 1S .. OT-1. Sull>erl.tnd ICal State, LA) I~; 7 Edwards rw. llllnols) 17'-I; '· ~rln~r !No Iowa) 177.(); 4 Go<d1en IC.I PQly, Pomc>Nl 17t.-10, S a111 .. y IUC lrvlM} 11~ JT-1. llimell IC..1 Poly. Po<nonal 2.U.7; , M'ftrt (O\lc:O) 14J..O; >. ()l)Uo CShl~rol lJ• •: • Scllwan IUC Davhl n•.io S 1<111 IB1oom~IM'Ql124 10 . m eet with 51 points. followed by Adelphi with 46 and Eastern II· ltnois with 24 . Irvine's premier distance run· ncr Steve Scott was the only dou ble winner. Scott claimed the 1,500·meter run in 3 :47.5, about 1.2 seconds s lower than his division record pace a year ago. He also took the 800·meter run in 1: 51.2 - almost three seconds off the division reeord -dethroning de- fending champion Willie Dabney of Adelphi, who finished fifth. UC I 's Mike Sabatino S UC· cessfuJly defended his pole vault title, clearing a division record 17 ·0, bes ting the previous mark or 16·91/.t. Other top performances for UCI came from Ed Ahlmeyer in lhe 3.000·mPter s teeple chase. Ralph Serna in the 'S,OOO·meter run and Judd Binley in the dis· c us. Ahlmeyer was second in 9:07.3 while Serna placed fifth in the 5,()90 in 14 :58.5. Binley was fifth in the discus 0744). Serna also figured to score points in the 1.500, but finished last while freshman star Eric Hulst did not run in the 5,000 meters because of the flu. Hulst dropped out of the 10,000 Friday with five laps to go. "We are very disappointed that we didn't win the NCAA title," said UCI coach Len Miller. "We just didn't perform to our capabilities." Scott, Sabatino and Mauricio Bardales <decathlon winner> will advancelotheNCAA (Divisionl> meet next week in Champaign. rn Angels Fall, 6.:4; Ryan Goes Today TORONTO (AP) -Jesse Jef· ferson and Pete Vuckovich com· bined to pitch a six·hitter Satur- day. leading the Toronto Blue Jays lo a 6-4 victory over the California Angels. Jerterson, 3·3, pitched seven in· nlngs and struck out eight bat· ters, while giving up Joe Rud.i 's ninth homer ol the season with no one on base in the sixth. On TV Toda11 Channel S at J 0130 Vuckovich relieved in the eighth and held the Angels hitless, strik· ing out three. In today's game. Nolan Ryan C7-4 > pitches for the Angels. the fifth on doubles by Dave Chalk and Gil Flores and Jerry Remy's single. CALl~ORNIA Flo•~\.CI A•my 2D Solalla. ID Rudi.Oh Bonds. rl 8•YfOr If Chalk.lb Grlch.n Et ht>•n.c Gurero. 1111 HmPhY.t llflten,. Pit Tol•ls •• , "Ill • 1 1 ' 4 0 I I '0 0 0 • I I 1 JO OO 1 I 1 0 • 1 '0 , 0 0 1 t 0 0 0 1000 0000 1 0 0 0 32 H • TOltOHTO JS<oll ct 8 •Hor." H0,_.11,lb Ftlr1Y.dh "81tr, rl Ewl"9, II 8ow1l119, 11 Aull lb A$1111Y,t Ht~rtt,7b TOI/II~ elllrllM • ', 0 J I 0 0 • ' t 0 A I 2 7 ) ' 1 • 2 127 I 0 0 0 '0 1 ' 3 010 ll 0 0 0 11 6 IO• California 101 021 00 -4 Toronlo 104 010 oo.-.. E-Ch1l11. OP-Celllt>f'ftla I, LOB-Calllc>mla S, TMOftlO ~ 28~10f'H 1, VelH, C"-llt, H-'1. 38-Ewlno. HR~wl It). S8-9•Ytor, Chalk, SF --Ortc11, &owllno ... " ....... so SlmPSOft IL,l-41 2~ I S S I S M!.<ott 1',_ 1 1 0 0. t Lalloclle 2 o o o 1 t Jtffer\Ofl <W) )I 1 6 ' ' 2 t Trail Blazers, 7 6ers SqJJare Off The Blue Jays scored four times in the third on four hits to knock out Wayne Simpson, !H. Bob Bailor walked, took second on a wild pitch by Simpson and i.cored on Ron Fairly's single. Ot· to Velez f ollowcd with a double to score Fairly and Velez scored on Sam Ewing's triple. vuc-ovlcll 2 o o o t J S1vt-\l\lc-Olllc11 u• W--Slmoton Jeff•l'JO'I r -2 n lt-30 034. McNAMA.IU. FIRED BYS4NDIEGO PORTLAND (AP>-Can the Portland Trail Blazers come back? "We're down 2·0, but that doesn't mean the series is over," &aid Portland coach Jac k Ramsay, who hopes his club will start Its comeback with a victory ovtr the Philadelphia 76ers ln today's third game of the best-of· seven National Basketball At.· sociaUon championship series. The Portland player!\ aren't quite ready to give up. .. We are a long way from dud,"declared forward Maurice l.ucu "W~ won't loge ou.r con fidence," promised guard Henn Gilliam. "Obviously we have lo play better. and this is too .ire at a team not to do that.•• The move from Philadelphia, o,. rvr .... 9 Oaa•11e l 2 a t J 2::te where the Sixers posted 107·101 and 107 ·89 victories , to Portland's Conscum should help the Blazers, who have won their last six playoff games at bom • ·'The series st rled with them having the hom ~rt advan- \ I taae. and they kept it, that's all ... said BIHers' guard Lionel Hollins. "Now we're &oin& lo be atbome." "We hne upheld OW' hom• court advantase o rar, but now il awln11 to th•mt " aal Philadelphia 1uper1tar JuUus Erving. "I'm sure they'll be tougher on thm homo noor." To wt», aay1 Ramaay, the Bluen h•ve to play tbalr game. •'They scored 107 points against us," oblerv~ R1msay\ "and we can do better than that . We have Just got to pla.y our game. I 'm not worrJed about - :w at they do; if we play our 1ame, wecaQ win." Portlaid. averaged 111.7 points • 1ame during the regular te~ third b.ijbe:st in the NBA, Mt buft't approached that figure 1n the two pllU'Qff eames against tbeSixen. .. Philadelphia is pla)'in1 •ery weU and some ot our troubles have to be attributed to that," nld Ra.muy. Adds ualatant coach Jack McKinney, 0 1 would say It wu about SO.SO between our miltakes and Uf elr good play that put us where we are in th.ls 1erla." Doug Au ti followed with a single to score Ewln1 a nd Simpson was replaced by r~ llever Mlctey Scott. who 1ot AJ•n A.Ibby on an lntiold out to end the bming. The Blue Jays went abelid 1.0 in t be ftral when John Scott slqled, advanced to second on an ll'lfield out and scor~ on Fah1y•t 1lnate. The Ans~•• tied Jt lb the second when Doii Ba.Ylor scored on Bobby Ode 's. sacriftce Qy. The A.ft&el.s scored two runs i.n SAN DIEGO -John McNamara was firt4 Saturday ni1ht aa mana1el' or the San Dleao Padru tollowia a lhe team '•· 8·5 victory over the HoustanAatl'ol. • BatUnc wtnador Bob Skin· ne.r, 9lbo fonnerly manag~ the P1ttsbu rab P.l rates a n d Phlladelplllt PbUttet, will serve at ilntet1Jb manq«r uiatil • the P.Mtr•Mli«!t'a fllll·Ume pilot. McNamara, 44, ••• in Irie tou~ aeuon a th.e Pad.ret' lklpper. .. .. ~--~-------. ...-----~-···~----_,, .... _...._ __ _ -~-- Hardin Maintains ·'Snead Col/ Lead Jack Hardin ol Carlsbad main· talned his one-stroke lead Satur· day .lo the Sam Snead Open golf tournament for seniors at Yorba Linda Counll'.)' Club by firing a l~e-l.4Qder-par 68, giving him a lol~ acoreofl~7. . ariii~. 6a, is one stroke ahead Tommy Bolt entering today's al round of the event for ers 50 and older. Boll also ded a 68 Saturday, gi vipg him a l wo-l'CJUDd total of 138. !>«ond round le*"5 In tile kfll Sflted Olien \IOll t~ tor 'ltfllors •t Ille 6.397.y.-d, p.9f 11 VOttwtLindlitounttvCl\lbcouriw: 1~11 H•rdln ...,_,p :-..... My 9olt 7Ml-!11J . r.::~~:~ n:n::m Oon CMrrv ,.._..-4'1 'f t;:::r ~:; • ~lleStflo<d 71·71-IU ~Ford n.11-u1 ""'-e Souc!W• l•-63-10 ~ t'601• H ... , /).70-1U lotln ~~cl• I) 71-l<M '\MW•llon 1).71-IU Qoti Olld&n 11-73-US (,eylOI\ Somon 1).73-UI> OeleAnd<e.'°" 11·1•-1'0 • "redKroll 12·14'-1"4> Marly FurQOI 11·1~-1"4> ~US\l'llGlllW'rl 1~71-1"4> Mor9•n Fotlr•ll 1)·1•-1•1 wn11e ear11tr 73·7•-tn Murry Jk®' l1>-71-U7 Mike Au'11n l'l-6f-IH --~· ~ t Leader• :'4TLANTA -Thlrd,...ouncf le•de" $.llurdo!>y In ·-~ AH&rlta Cl11~\1c qolt lourntm•nl over lt>p : n , 6.883-v11rdsAllan1e Country Club cour~ • ~ 111nyWl)dkln' 71-6&-6S-10~ ,'r., ~ti Verlato llH0-66-706 -• I' Irwin 10·10-66-106 Dave Slo<klO<\ ~8-69-71-108 1 ouGr•Mm ~&-11 71-108 (harlei ,_,,. 13-1>1411-~ o~vld GtM'ldn> 118-70 12-210 'lllac M c Le.-.. l>&-6'1-73-210 ~oQerM.tllbor IJ-'7·70-210 '°"Inman 11.1).66-210 I•<~ Nl<kldu' IO·Tl-67-210 lloctor R~l.t<•·l 11·10 70-211 1orn Dent "8·7CHl-211 r om e. v6n. '" 11-10 111 TomJeMm. 71·11-68 -111 Roll Rcxie" •1-61·n-n1 l ... LOll '1-10 11 717 ljOl>WVl\n 11-10 II 117 1 "'n Sehr_,.. o4 I• 10 111 , .... Haa' n 10 10 111 !11tf Mallon II 11 6'1 111 Best P a c.•e11 1l.:tPt"# SEA TTLE-f<'orw ard George Best provided the margin as the 1.)-0s Angeles Aztecs scored a 2· I ~orth American Soccer Leagu<· victory over the Seattle Sounders Saturday night /\ crowd of 22,730 saw the Soun- ders outshoot Los Angeles, 23-12. .inc1 fore<' 21 rorn£'r kicks. a club Tecord. only to be stopped by a soaring Best kick early jn the second half. 18-4 Vault• WICHITA, Kan.-Eatl Bell and Dan Ripley each pole vuult· ed 18-4 and Dwight Stones high Jumped 7-4 ~ to highlight Saturday's action in the U.S. track and field federation na· tional outdoor championship Ripley, a former Cypress College standout. won the vault on fewer misses. Both Ripley and Bell attempted 18·9, but each missed his three attempts. French Open TC!llRU -·$ SlltllM, ttllnl ........ Jan IC-beat Jal-Pinto Br•vo 6-l. W ,6-3 P•trlc:. 0oml"9U4JC l>HI Tom Gulllk-.. •l. 6·1 f>.I. Harold Solomon t>e.t Pl'ter Eltu, 1>-4 M 6-I Brian Falr1 .. bNI Roll Nort>er9 6 • 6 1. 6 o Ille NHYM! ~•I Karl Ma1l•r. 16. l•, 61, 6-1. 6-1 . J~ 11iquer.u bHI H"'" G•ICS.,,..l\rrr,•:J. ~ 1. '"'· 6-•. 8ri•11 Gottfrll'd ~ill Eroc O•bli<l<•r. 7 • 6 • ..... Phi! t>@<>l l>Mt 8a1Ar. T aroc1y 3·6. 1 6 •I 6 • Friars~ Indiana Vie in Anaheim Newport Beach's Rod Laver leads the San Diego Friars against the Indiana Loves in World Team Tennis action at the Anaheim Convention Center tonight. The first match begins at 7:30. Laver sparked the Friars to a 27·20 win over the Los Angeles Strings in Anaheim Friday night, but San Diego figures lo get a much stiffer test from Indiana led by Vilas Gerula1t1s, the re· cent Italian Open winner. The Friars. l<'d bv Laver's win over Gerulaitis m men's singles. -;wept all fi ve sets from the Loves Saturday night for an easy 30·13 victory at San Diego. M~n • sonqles L.wH (SOI l>P•I V GNula11" . ] NINI ~ dOul>le~ L"•~· Orv\dc)I~ ·~o l """' v ., "''*'''' 11).tnn. it, 1 Wom..-n' ,.nqh•\ -~ R1•111 f50) ~cH fl,,,._1" , , W')tnPn'~ rlo•Jblt•\ -y RPld Gun•An1 ·~l) h'o·;tf Rr1f"l(f>r .. (1vl')m ur.1 "' ' Morf.'O doubJn, ~ t.;,..11J C1UPrt 1r\I ·~0) bt tf R HI q c; ... n11;u'1 h 1111 , ,,,. Sports o n Tel e visio n 10.30 a.m. <5> ANGEL.>; BASEBALL The Angels meet the Blue Jays rn Toronto. Noon (9> PRO SOCCER The New York Cosmos and the Tampa Bay Rowdies meet in a North American Soccer League game in Tampa. 12 :30 p.m (2) NBA PLAYOFFS The Philadelphia 76ers meet the Trail Blazers at Portland in the third game of the cham pionship round l p.m. (11) GOLF Final round of play in the Sl00,000 Sam Snead Open from Yorba Linda Country Club. 2 30 pm (7) AMERICANSPO&TSMAN r1shmg for barracuda in the Florida Keys and hunting in Mexico. Also. nyani an a hot· a1r balloon and an advance look at next season's pro· grams. 3 p.m . (2) -WORLD RACQUETS CHAM PIONSHIP -Champion~ from five racquet sports vie an New York. Tennis, squash, table tennis, racquetball and badminton are included. 3:30 p.m . (7) -TENNIS llie Nastase and Martina Navratilova meet Rod Laver of Newport Reach and Virginia Wade in a muced doubles match. 5 p.m. <28> PRO SOC· CER -The FA cup final, pit· ting Manchester United against Liverpool for the English Football Le3gue championship. 9 p .m . <7 > IN · OIANAPOUS 500 -The 61st Indy 500, taped earlier in thE' day at lnda:inapolis Motor Speedway. SPORTS INDY ••• . (CoaUlmed From Page BU was reJegated not to second or third in the starting grid but to a distant 17th, in the middle of the s axlhrow. Perhaps the most notable first ID this year's race is the presence of the fU'St woman driver, Janet Guthrie, who doesn't have to prove a thing to anyone. She did that a year ago, first by becoming the first woman to pass Indy's driver's test. then by run· ning one of Foyt•s cars at better than 181 miles an hour in practice. Only the lack of a decent car kept her from qualifying. She did that this year. at a solid 188.403 mph. She was running at better than 191 earlier before being involved in a minor crash. Tllf' \lar'llr"J lineup '°" today'i l~POh• ~ bawcsonroow.iapqualltvlnQa,..r~~: l'llltSTROW I Torn SlleY•. S-aM. McL•,....-C0SWOt1h, 1~8 IU mott: 2. 8oOC>y Unuir. Alb-rq~. Romhn ()flen/\atN"r. 197 ,(>18; l. Al u,,,..-. Albu quPrQUI' P-111-CCKW0'1h l'IS.950. SECOtcDROW • A J FOY'. HOU'llon, Cov•>'~Foyt 1'M S6J· s Goroon JOhrleo<lc. P'-'>I•. Wlldcat·DC.S. 193 SI"· o M•"o '11\drelll, N•H•eth. Pa . M<ur..-- Co\wonh. 19S 950- THIRD AOW 1 D•""" On••h. Cost• Mna, Parnl'll•· C•>\wortl\ 193 040 I. P•ncllo Cart••·'"'-~· Ind E"Clll'Ofll'nll&u<er. 19'2 4S2 'I. Molce Molill'v F ~llbrOOlt Romli'l-OifMPlauser l'O 06A l'OURTH ROW 11) Wall'f Oallenbtch. 86~all Colo Wlloc:111 OGS 111'1 Sl>l: II Johnny Par\OM lnOl.tnaoot" Wold<•t·OG'i. 111'1 ?SS· 12. SheldOn l(f11M!r. BIOom· onqton 0•0<;10110ffl'nhau1'1Jr. 189.016. FIFTH ROW 13 Georoe Snider Balcersfleld. Wildtal·OGS. 111!1 976 u 8ooov Olivero, Lalcewooa. Rornltn· Ott•nh"u'"'· 11!114~<· 1S Al Loqua•lo. Easto11. Pe .• Mr L,lfPn Ottont\duc.n,. 117 6.-11 SIXTH ROW I/, J•rrv sn~v ••• Soo~ane. McLaYP11· Ott• nt1.1u<.e• 1111> 611>, 11 Johnny ~utherlord, Fort Wor It> M' lJ!rPn C(l•wonh. 18 Roqpr McClu\lcev 'UI '0" L•qn1n1nq00ll~M •u,~· 1qo m . SEVENTH ROW 1' L •ovd Ruov W1r.n1ta f='tll'"' Tex l1q,..tn1na '''",,, H;'Pr. 1"K> A.tO 1() J1mrnv Mrfl,.~ttth Ad- riqtrm h•'C EAqle-Arn""''"" Motors 187 71~. ?1. • u.,, AMt•lft'1"'u~n. Mn,,rov•a . l"d .• OrAQOn '"•nh,.u\l'r 1116 S'16 EIGHTH ROW >~ Tom BIQ"lnw Wh1tl'w .. 1cr Wo~. EMjle '""""~u••r 186 111 1' !\•11 Vu~')vlch o 1•V11<>kl r 111 C''>vno~ Fovl llll, 'I'll 14 V• It 1n1m.1n &utt•·nl'V\r() • •W-i Et:tQI ... ott.-..rtnau,.,. '"" Ji• NtNTHROW ~ SlrlW lcro lotf. Par\•Oi>a'll/ H J • E119!e-r,t1~nP\111uwr l/'I~ 1)91 16 J•n,at Gutheto .. N~w v ··-LIQhtn•"'l 0 11 ... i...,ser. ••.OJ· 71. Ct.tt ~I ut p,,,,. ~ GP.OrQf' e.c .. McL.Jr•n· 011•·,,"·••,"'('r. 111 1qq TENTH ROW 78 Bot! P1J1rr1>"u~fl lnOI""""°"~• Eaql•• Qlt•nh.•u"'r 18'> '90() 1'I Clav ~"CJQitlon•. Luqano. •"l•lt•rlMWI M< LM...,·Offenl>.'lu"'r 18'.i 047-30. 01c1t SI"'°", s,,, Jl'a" C•Pl\lr•no, Vo11Uedl· >H ·nh•uY-r 1'S ~IS ELEVENTH ROW J1 Joh" M•hlotr, Notwport Beach, E·•QI" l"• '1h~uV'r 18S 1•1. 11. E•ooo R•~mu$'""· '" 1 '''""'' R1>e~r J"oy1 l~S 119·11 B"l>l>vJonr, 11 ... ,vol•• 111 f ·•Cllt!'·Ollenl'\au,er. 184 q3a Cerritos Loses PLEASANT HILL-Diablo Vall ey College rallied for six runs ID the lop of the ninth inning o f the second game of a ctoubleheader to defeat Cerritos, 12 11 , and win the s tate J C baseball lltle, here, Saturday. Cerntos, which had won the opener Saturday, 15-7, to knot the best-of-three series at one game each, had an 11-6 lead entering the final inning of the nightcap- when disaster s truck. • COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP Major League S tandings •• 1977 MATADOR WAGON V·I • .to., culr. AM poww•~9&-. A7A887H192278 1977 JEEP J-10 PICKUP 4+4 •••• .to.. ... s.. ... ti ... , J7M2SMPo75789 5(>295 ----------... c 0 'u ," ....... --..--u ... ..,AlllC ............... , ... c:...----..---0 •,...._~ .... ---0 M 1e.1m. M AMERICAN U·:t\Gl E East Division Haltamon.' Roston New York Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto W L Pct. GB 2s rn .mo 23 W .!i4R 21 i 24 20 545 21.., 24 23 .511 4 \7 22 .436 7 17 24 .415 8 18 26 .409 81".! West Division Minnesota 27 16 Chicago 24 17 Texas 20 19 Angels 2'l 22 Oakland 21 22 Kansas City 19 23 Seattle 18 20 S.l1tray lGamH 1.,ron1.,~ California• (noca9<1• Hl!w York• 8M lo<> 11 KaM<l!~Colv '' ~•ltl<tl. Detroit I OA1tlal\dS Cltvelandl 8~1t1more J M inRl''Dtit 1 Molwaukf!t' l Tr .. H 1 T-..y•sG•llle• .628 585 2 .513 5 500 S ..... L .488 6 .452 7 1'? 375 111 ~ s.. .. ntP I~ I-JI 81 Detroit IArroyoo Jn C•ltfornl• IRv~ 7 O et T°"""to l~v11r 1-•1 K•n~,u Cllv IColbom S-SI 111 Bo•lon fSltnltv ).I\ Clllceqo IKr•...c 0.01 •• New Yorlt ll'f~t'041 S)I Mln11'1Ma 1Go111 3.31 at 8•111mo-. (Fl-9tn I 11 OAklMd IL•noforo • ll at c1..,.1.,,.e1 1~ ~·l Tt~H IMllnlMllQ ) •1 MllWf1'11'!f ( N•4'U NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Chicago 27 14 .659 Pittsburgh 26 14 .650 1n ~t. 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TENNIS Q:INICS TwoJ1/J ..... lftlORl·S6 OS CAJAllHOS lAC9Uff ...t SPOITS CW C7 I 4J 546-8560 Belt Foe, 14-3 -----........ ***WANTED*** ?.farina High ot llunt· inaton Beach breezed to a 14·3 victory over bo~t W eat Torrance High in the second round of CIF 4·A girls softbBll playoffs Satucday. In another 4·A game Mater Del High oC Santa Ana was eliminated with a 5-2 Joss at the bands of host Katella (Anaheim> in a game at Pearson Park. The onl~ other Orange Coast area team in the playoffs. San Clemente, also lost. The Trilons were blanked on their home field, 4-0. by Los Amigos (Fountain Valley) m the second round df 3-A division playoffs. Marina will host Katella Tuesday after- noon in the quarterfinals. Marina coach Betsy Ward says she expects more competition from Katella than her team got from West Tor- rance. Marina collected 14 hits and took advan- tage of seven errors in its victory Saturday. Suzy Bruney hit a .three-run homer for Marina in the third inning as pan of a five-run rally thal gave the Vikings an early 8-0 lead. Stacy Wtlliams drove ln two for Marina with a triple in the fourth inning and Donna Martz had a bases-empty triple in the third. Mater a Dei and San Clemente were victims of good pitching. The only run-scoring hit between thetwowasadoublefrom Maler Dei 's Sue Habecker. l.n """" ~41 ltl SMC .......... 5al\ Ctemen1.-.... 1, ss J-O+.O: Gllll9<111, c ~; Oritle. r1 3-040: Mooneylwm, p t..Q.0.0; Blsl\oo, lb :Ml-I .. ; WIHI-21> ?.(MM), Fur\I, JI> ?+N; oantstrwn. If 2-(MM); Bona. Ci t+O.O; O'H-. cl 1.().0.4. SC-llylmf- r .. • on 000 0_. 3 I 000 000 0~ I l M•n..(141 (JIWtttTorr•iw;e 11orlr-.~rv1n. n 5-1·1-0; Martr, rf 4 2·2-0; Nutter, II 1-3-0-1; Gam1>ucc1.11 1-0-0-o; EllOl!r~. 1-0-1·1; 8ra.rnay, ct 7-4-2-3; Williams. lb 3+1-4; Bodle, 71> 7·1·M ; C04e. ?I> l-o+-0; GM....-. "' •M-7·1; ~e.c 3-0-1-0; Ma~no,p )-0.1· 1. r It • M9rtlla JOS JOO 3-14 11 f West TotrMIC.. 003 000 0-1 1 1 IC• ... la llll21~0.. M•l•r Oel-Bett~. Jb •·O· l·n 2•rnore, If 441-0; Fuller. ss a.1.1..0. Ramer11. c 2~; Arr Iola, cf 3..0-0-0' Taylor. 21> 2-1·2-0 ; Hdl>eclter, 11> 3·0-1-1; Jk~. r10-0-o-0: Mendoa, P 2-0-0-1; Wiimot p.rf 3..0-0-0. S<or•by IMl"9S r .. • 010 100 0-2 1 1 101 001 x-S ~ I Top Sprinters Vie In Ali Spike Meet NORWALK-SOme of the best sprinters in the world are entered in the 100-meter dash for the first annual Muhammad Ali lnvitalinonal track meet al Norwalk's Cer- ritos College Monday .• Olympic champion H asely Crawford of Trinidad has the first lane, and he'll be pushed by Olympic medalist Don Quarrie oC Jamaica and 100-yard dash world record bolder Houston M cTear of Santa Monica City College. Many of the world's most accomplished track and field athletes Sea Kings Advance The power and depth that made Corona del Mar High School a CIF team tennis champion Friday is also making the Sea Kings a terror in the CIF individual playoffs. On Saturday during re- gional prelifll matches at Santa Ana High. all the players who qualified for next weekend's finals were from Corona del Mar. Sea Kings Craig Thomas and Lance Good were the sing le s qualifiers, while team- mates Jordan Otterbein and Danny Saltz and Kevin Forbes and Jim Curley mad e it in doubles. They'll advance to the finals Saturday at Long Reach Millikan High. CIP INDIVIDUAL PRELI MS lat s.M• An• Hl91t I Tlllrd "OIH!d Sf"91fl Thomu ICdMI d•I wn1erm111\ IMaylalrl 6..(),61; Snyder (E.i•n,1111 def Cot1nor 10.llllow~rl 6·?, 6·3; ( Ap- olllon CN~I~) oef VldOllo IFVI 7 8. I> l , 6-3; Good ICdMI del Smith Ila SerMl 6-2, 6-3; Gr.cl• (NHI def Calr\ <Sonor" 11-6 (>-0 .,...., .. "°"'"' Slnqles Thornts CCdMI dftl Wiii\ IFoolhllll 6-1, t-7; Good ICdMI c:lel APlll•lon <Net•l•l '-1, M ; Ytelum ll.f Ollh,. 1a> oef $rlvder ce11enc111> 6\1. 1 s: Gracia INH I dll Fernender IMO<\ l•l>elfOIW,M. o..rtlffylllf "-Tllorn• CCdMlc:lef Gr-Cl• INHI & 7 deflHlft; Good ((OM) def YOl!um IL• Oall\11) 7·$.6-1. 'T'Mrd"_,,~ Ott~Sellt (CdMI dotf ..-CLeecl- are lined up. with pro· ceeds of the meet to benefit junior college athletes. Muhammad Alt himself is scheduled to race in a celebrity 100· meter dash against, among others. actor El· liolt Gould, comedian Dick Gregory, enter- tainers Marvin Gaye and Tony Orlando and boxer Jimmy Ellis. The first event, men's discus, gets under way at 11 a .m. and the last event of the day starts at2:30. Seven Olympic cham- pions are entered in the meet, and that first event will feature one of lhem-<liscus thrower Mac Wilkins of the Pacific Coast Club. The other gold medal winners are Randy Williams in the "long jump,. Willie Davenport in the 110 hurdles, Crawford in the 100. Edwin Moses in the 400 hurdles and Frank Shorter, who won the marathon in Munich and runs the 5,000 meters Monday. Several other world- class athletes will com· pete. s uch as high jumper Dwight Stones, pole vaulters Dan Ripley and Earl Bell and triple jumpers Willie Banks and Milan Tiff. Tickets at ~ reserved and $5 general can be bought at Ticketron out- lets. Badminton Gt .. LSIADMIMTON Cl I" INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFFS fat MattlllltH aHcll &admlntoh Cfllbl 0uat1H11Mf Sf119let Donna C.te IMVl def J .. .,,,. U,.. quliu CAii• L.tmal n-0. 11,.; Lll\d• Robert\On CLagun.et Beaclll dt!f RO•· nnn• Varoat IS.n1a Monlu) 6-11, 11-•, 12·9. Semllht•I Si1191ft LlndaSalarlk IMlraCos1.et~dtfc:ate CMVI 11.0, 11·0; Lori Reff CMlr' COJI•) def Robo!rUon ILaQUM Beach) 11-6 11-0 0...rtwtf NI Ooulllft Gigi O'A11Qelo-Oel>l>ie Poot CEst.etn- tl•l def Jiii Robertson·TlM Teylor ILIQUltf 8flllt hl IS·l , 1'·4; J9.,. 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But they're tor anyone with muscles. Or a bigger frame. Great styles. in great fabncs. But now mor" comfort- able. Sizes 34 to 42 COSTA MESA. South Coe•t Nz .. LOS ANOfLES, S. Broadway &, ~ NORTHRIDG , 19411 Nordhoff Street CANOGA PAR~ 2t 721 Vanowe" SANT A MONICA. Wilahlre 6 20th PASADENA, Lake •t Calirornl• WHTMINSTER. W••tmln9'er Mall With tbe 8llt runnJni or tbo Indlanapolla 500 to- day. the Oran1e Coast are1 will have its usual number Of Pvticipants Including four drivers and t•o car owners alone with varied and sundry other penonnel connected with the race. Today's event is making history with the participation of the first-ever woman driver, Janet Guthrie. who will start In the ninth row. If she mov- es up any appreciable distance during the race and is atlll running at the end, she could win the rookie 'Ol the year award, hands down. On the other hand, Costa Mesa's Danny Ongais will •tart on the lnaide of the third row in bis first- ever Indy 500 race and he likewise will stand an U· eellent chance at 1alnlng rookie honors if his In- tencope Racing machine bolds together for the en- Ure race. But our selection as the probable Indy winner is Duane "Pancho" Carter, driving Dan Gumey's newly designed Jorgensen Eagle. Carter bas an outstanding crew and machine behind him and has been one or the top young drivers on the USAC circuit since he departed Cal State (Long Beach) in 1973. He bas finished seventh. fourth and fifth in three Indy races and thla year. could grab the gold ring. G•r11e9 SPftl'• c .. tfdettre .,We are eonfldent tbe machine will do well at bdy ad we area•t goln1 to try ror the pole post· tloa by wrecldag an engine unless we feel we can Jet It,•• GUl'lley said before leaving ror Indy. Tbe Orange County twosome of Carter and G•ney <Corona del Mar), Is ready for an all-out el· fort today with a new m acblne. John Mahler. surprising most everyone by l•lnlng a spot In the starting lineup after an absence of five years. will begin well back In the field. on the Inside of tbe lltb row. wblle Dick Slmoa. recently moved to San Juan Capistrano, completes the driver list from the area. Ted Fields ls the owner of OngaJs' lnterscope machine and balls from Newport Beach. 6ra•t Stdlen l•Jtnies Jerry Grant or Irvine will watch the Indy race on delayed television and listen by radio during the running of the extravaganza. Grant crashed during time trials last weekend and suffered a couple of broken ribs but no other damage. He is at home in Irvine for today's r ace. He wasn't able to get the car back on the track, however, for another trial run and will be sitting out his first race since 1971. Grant has started 10 Jndy races but has had his share of ntisfortune at the brickyard. Rll'erdde 400 Ne~t Once the Indy 500 is out or the way, racing fans In the Southland will turn their attentions to Riverside lnternatlonal Raceway for the Riverside 4" NASCAR Grand National stock car race, June 1%. Among those favored will be Bobby Allison wllose career bas spiraled in races at tbe CallfornJa track. Twice Allison was at the low ebb of bis racing career and ooee oa the verge of retirement. Both tJmesbewoa the400·mile races at RJvenlde. 111 Uke the track at Rlvenlde and the endne bas a good peTformance range for this distance.•• Al· U1onsay1. 011tario 500 Set Sept. 4 Advance ticket sales for the Ontario 500 for championship cars Sept. 4, are now under way. This is the third leg or the triple crown of championship car racing with Indy, then Pocono, Pa. and Ontario iu that order once again. The Ontario race has been held in the spring before Indy for several years but returns to the Labor Day weekend this season with larger crowds anticipated for the event. Azure Three Wins Azure·Three caught front-runnin g Sir Rambler ln the final 40 yards Saturday night to win the 24th running or the $92,600 Los Alamitos Derby at Los Alamitos racetrack. Azure Three, piloted by jockey Jerry Nicodemus, covered the 440 yards in 24.74 ·seconds and paid $7. $4.20 and $4 .20. Sir Rambler was second and returned $4.20 and $4.60. Suwanee Jude paid $7 to show. The Bulldogger, f aatest qualifier in last week•a trials and favored Saturday night I in the race for three.year olds, finished fourth. The winning effort for the C.L. Siewert-owned Azure Three was worth $50,930, pushing his lifetime bankroll over the $76,000 mark. Nicodemus, who n ew out from Ruidoso, N . .M , won his third straight Los Alamitos Derby. He won aboard Maskeo Lad in 1975 and Duh for Cash last year. Pro Soccer NllSL l.O\ Al!qtlH2. Stant• I D•llH 1, LnlleQalO llmeriUll h<<t~l.•~ Los A"OllH 4, CAlllor11I• I ...., ~ "My Ntltfactfon has been aaured bf the people who care." .. 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The Stone Age, lbe Space Age, the Ice Aie. and of coune lbe .1970.-lbe age or the Extra-Crispy. I, 1wear if J bear one more commercial where someone bites into a piece of chicken, a com chip or a 'fish stick and makes a noise like an as.toot redwood just fell, I'm going to climb the wall. Jt has taken me 20 un-I fullilling years lo get my AT kids to close their mouths ~ WIT'S when they chew food. The ,,, othet night, a com-. ~ END m er~ showed a m an · As the apple sloshed and bubbled in his mouth, be opened it to reveal the contents and said, "I'll bet you wish you could do this.•• "l'LLSAY," said my son. "He meant with false teeth," I said. ·'I'd like to do that with any teeth.'· It bothers me more and more that we measure freshness by the racket it makes. ll a cracker doesn't make your ears ring when you snap it. forget it. If a potato chip doesn't have you reading hps. get rid or them. If someone snapping a piece of bacon in your ear doesn't make your eyes bug out, it'll never make it to the table. 11.JKED IT better when commercials relied on pure ecstasy to sell a product. Remember? They used to take a breath mint, roll it around in their mouth, roll their eyes back until you could see the whites and break out into a smile. That's not enough anymore. Toilet paper has to swoosh ... biscuits have to dance and giggle . . . butter has to carry on a conversation . . . and colas have to come in like \\/HO IS The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane ., L\'LRYU~E \\'HO t\. \U\\.., 1:--DL\D' AN AMERICAN INT'tRNATIONAL RELEASE JODIE FOSTER · MARTIN SHEEN ·ALEXIS SMITH ~ ...... MORT SHUMAN . scan JACOBY .. "THE UffiE GIRL WHO LIVES OOWN TlfE LANE" I PG I t-------NOW Pl.AYINO --..---_.;;;===ii ea. ... UA 11111111 C... -.,... ........... UAWa li•llll---- wlth~ures bite into an apple so bard, I half ex· peeled to see him dri}>ble teeth down his shirt front. Just then another commercial came on of a kid eating breakfast cereal. He trickled a little milk over it and I came right out of my chair. I have been to quieter wars. I watched mesmerized as a postman walking his beat heard the noise, came in. and poured himself a bowl. So did a plumber who was working the next town. By the end of the com- mercial, there were about 15 people standing around the kitchen seeing how they could break one another's eardrums. the tide at the Bay of Fundy. -------------------- .. ''The 1r111as1 ~ ~iusaansa lhrlllar · :i· ol Iha decade I'' .. A Paramount Picture ~ SAT·SUN-MON-1:15-3:10-5:05-7:00 8:55-10:55 ~ .. edwards BRISTOL CINEMA ~-.. , .... _ BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 . . TODAY'S CIDSSlllD PUZZLI ACROSS 76 Amid pref he 19 Travel 100 Grows •. 7 8 Babylonian I 48 Lamprey paths weary ".1 Best ~od 150 Flying 21 Small 101 Man·s 7 Exclamation 79 othing mammals bird nickname 10 Cigar 81 Sp1tt1ng 1s1 Jujube 23 Sugary 102 Egyptian remains rain 152 Gorilla Items 111per 13 Ch6ir 83 As1a11c I 53 Successor :J t Very 1 03 Letter backs vine 155 Intense black add11ton 19 Love 84 August tear 33 Blotout t 04 Tnoroughlares 1tcxy 86 Story t 58 Gangster's 36 Couple abbr 2.0 Framework 88 Boxing gun 38 Pretend I 06 Shamash·s 22 Roots lerm stanQ 41 Approve wile 24 Ccxrelative 89 Aa lar as 159 French 43 Weird 107 Weakened 25 Continue. 90 Craze erl1cte 44Small 108 Folding 2wd9.. 91 Search 160 Ancient piano bed ~e And tor country 46 Plane 112 Length Lahn 92 lnlerm11tent 1 6 1 Oriental flight measure 27 Nolton lever nursemaid 48 Strong 115 1'nl110US 28 Notone 94 Female 162 Indian beer 117 On tile 29 Cry of saint mulberry 49 Bridge t>nny pain 96 Hawauan 163 Sacred term 118 Flag '30 Western vine image 51 Dress t 2J Legat Indian 97 At home 165 "···· border ma lier 32 Marvel 98 Trapper's deum" 52 That girl 122 All1rmat•ve 34 Camp prize 166 Learned 54 Wheel vote shelter 101 Spanish 1 68 Germinates hub 1 24 Oatry 35 P1cn1c name 170 Oelaced 5 7 Representative sound pest 103 EQuals 172 Card 58 Bowling 125 Root 36 Before 105 Rigorous Su•t score angle . preltJt 109 French 173 School 60 Scorch 126 Work 37 Musical king organization 61 Audacious superl1c1ally Instrument 1 to "Y ankeetand"174 Gott 63 Brlmleu 127 Unpaid 39 Crusted· 1 It Alar mound cap 128 Wharf dessert 113 The 175 Makes 64 Poorest 130 Try 40 Assamese Orient happy fleece 131 Mimic tribe 114 Oahu DOWN 65 Sailor 133 Arrest 42 Helm dish Jackets 134 Pull position t 16 Clasp 66 Woman's 135 Landed 43 Vichy 1I8 Mans 1 Riches nal'fte properties 2 Not 67 1'mued summer name preh-c 136 Relued 44 Purpeae 119 Zeus·s 69 Oomesltc 138 Motifs 45 Man·s son 3 Find towt 140 Weigllt 120 Comely tau II 70 Sman name 4 Ampte· unit 47 TrouMrl 123 Feminine Inlet abbr 50 Ostrich ending 004111C 73 Chinese 14 I R1d1cule 52 let 124 Sousa 5 Ladle mite U4 Sudden overflow compesltion 6 Court 74 Resident outburst 53 Forwarded: 1 26 Natty game phys1c11n 146 Diadem ~wds. I 29 Stop 7 Nauttcat 75 Goneby 149 NOi '65 Antlered 131 Charged lefm 77 Overhead general animals particle 8 Clothes train 151 Oeserthke !:e Stratum t 32 Ob1truct tree 2 78 Bread t 53 Lock ~-arUISl'I 137 Tl\e wdl. maker 9 Anendlfto claae> • counties Ram 80 V1cuna·1 154 Greett 69 Glue 1 0 A1S11tanta skin lettet t t Sack 11 Decor 82 Thus 158 Other t2 Hand r 38. Relative 12 Meke 85 Ribbed covering pronoun warm fabric 157 Italian 139 Shelled 13 Piano 87 Peraonaftty city nut composition 91 Ambusher 160 Woman's J4 Reol°" 142 Analyze 14 Recumt>ent 93 Beneath name grammat1cally15 Yarn 94 Bristle 184 lndlan ce Compote llull 95 lackrymal acrobat C.-Greek t 43 Engendorea 187 Elevator poet 144 Timid 18 Grow 96 Crete's dtrection .. , Listener's old mountain 169 Guido's • ..toan·• 145 Sttot 1 7 Palm lily 9 7 Neuter . slzo pronoun no re )2 lamb's f 47 Twlco: 18 Breathing 99 Ship's I 7 1 Earth penn1me Of•ll• device d 11ry goddess SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS Mt t.t.T/llM~ ... L°"""h ..LUCICY LUCIAMO .. ?.-.lllH U.Tf~ I S . COAST PLAZA Mlllril111SU4'2111 11ftr~ 0MOOM1-••......,,... 'CINDERELLA .. IXJ Ml SAT/~ .,.CIOSS OF lltOW' tlM IAT~-Di.t-till CIHEMALAHO My kids are so conditioned by television that the other night, one or them slipped out into the kitchen and attacked a freshly baked cake. In doing so. it slipped off the counter top and crashed to the floor, breaking the plate. Out of th~ darkness I heard a voice say, "Now, that's freshness!" "DAY OF THE ANIMALS" ..GATOR11 lPGI .. NETWORK" "ONCE IS MOT ENOUGH" lRJ "NASTY HABITS11 IPGJ "INFRA MAH"IPGJ ''WIZARDS" "ROCKr' .. IURMT OFFERJMGS .. IPGI "AUDREY ROSE" IPGI .. CARRIE" IRJ "ILACK SUMDA yu (RJ ITTLE GIRL WHO LIVEO DOWN THE LAME"" ••saL YER STRUJ<u "'TUMMEL VI SIOM"' IPGt D NOMINEE! 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People were thrown through plateglus win· dows trying to get into · Bertolucci's "1900," restaurants ran out of food, chaos reigned supreme. The festival was a mess, and everyone went away vowing never to return. TIDS STATE OF crisis resulted in a re- markable transformation. This year's journalists have been screened carefully in ad· vance, there are fewer freeloaders and phonies, m y hotel is equipped with direct-dial phones to the entire world. And each mm has been given an extra screening, making it possJble to choose from a variety of convenient times fw every pro- Jectioo. I>e:p1te the rain and general ennui, the festival is working and a feeling of contagious good will pervades. Some people even are speak- ing to John Simon, and thou1h l didn't witness the extraordinary event, one observer told me Simon actually smiled once. Wonders never cease in Cannes. IN THE OFFICIAL competition, 27 films are being seen by 2,000 members of the press. The jury is headed by Roberto RosseUini, who holds classes between films on s uch austere subjects u politics ud psycbology, wbicb jurors Uke Pauline Kile.l, Kut.be Keller and Jacques Demy an fcirftd to attend, like errant JM1D11s awn- moned aft.er sebOol by tbe prlncl])el. ln pcevious years, l 've found myself sk.ip- plDI the officially Invited rums to search out headier stuff lD the market. But now. wt th so many vile epics of bl9od and violeace belQ8 turned out by every coun(i;y in an atteblpt to mlmlc American sreed. I find 50\ace in the attem pts by festival directors Robert Favre Labret and Maurice Bessy to present smaller fllma about human conflict in the Cinema Palals, while trash like "The Meatcleaver Massacre," "The Crater Lake Monster," ''Sexmania" and "Vampires Don't Cry" are left to fight for buyers in the empty cinemas on the Rue D' Antlbes. SEXPOT MARILYN Chambers is here with som~ called "Rabid," about a hideous dis- ease that turns an entire city into a plague- inlested sewer of bloodthirsty monsters, foaming at the mouth and feasting on the populace while the audience shrieks with terror. I've seen five movies in which animals have been massacred brutally, and in "Death Tra p," a stupid horror hustle full of screaming actors victimized by a maniac in a Texas swamp, a small child ls imprisoned under an old house and menaced by rats while simultaneously being chased by a man-eating alligator. Fortunately, some sanity prevails in the competition. A beautiful mm from the Soviet Union called "The Orphans•• reminds the world once again that there is nothing more terrible or tragic than children in wartime. A 35-year-old writer traces his thoughts back to childhood, kindling memories of color- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ex-porno star M ari/yn Chambers is in a film called 'Rabid, · one of many disaster films at this year's Cannes Festival. (IN THEATRE 111) "A ROARINGLY FUNNY SEX COMEDY" "CINDERELLA" IS NOT JUST ANOTHER FI LM IT'S AN EVENT! IN HEATAE Ul ARTS FRIDAY MAY 27 "MR. BILLION" TERENCE HILL VALERIE PERRINE PLUS (PG) RATEDX ''THE LATE SHOW" NOW PLAYING WED & THURS ,----!.'DOMINO PRINCIPLE" [SJBROOK J PlUS(RI "'"""""Ltu NoooNunt "THE EAGLE HAS LANDED" U~O•f ·_sl0.4401 "--~~~~~~~~==-..;;;~ ~---_;_~~~~~~~~~ SEE STAR CHERYL SMITH IN PERSON FRIDAY NIOHT Friday -7:10 HolldayllmtnHa Sat • .SUn.•llOf1-3:30-:l:30 • A08ERTIHAW IRUCE DERN MARTHI ltlLLIR ~ frlday.-.:40 Holldaf Matlfteff • &at.-SU"..-Mon-1 :00 8:00-11:00 • "A STAR IS BORN" ·ALSO PLAYIHOAT CINl lllA WI.IT leu aldee and desperate mrvtval. Ne~ Ja:tow • int the pa.rents whQ were tilled by the Nazla; separated from a 11.ster wbo died of malnutrition ud a brother wbo ended up fu JllUoa, be was sent off to a stale school and raiMd -.s a public dependent. THEBE IS SOMETHING profoundly movang about these little people, too small to ficbt the system and too old to take their rightful places as joyful cbildren, forced to carry bayonets and guns twice their sue wblle being taught military strategy. . Beautiful photography creating images worth thousanas of words dominates the , Yugoslavian entry as well. "GASP" is the work of Vlatko Gilic, a much· admired and critically acclaimed writer abd director of 'Yugoslavian documentaries who makes his feature-film debut with this grim but haunting fantasy about a monstrous plague that turns Belgrade into a cb&nlel house. One hundred tons of gas a.re pouring over the city. creating a mysterious smqg that carries with it a putrid odor that permeates ever·. ything and envelopes the people. The point is that Jl}an has polluted the en- vironment to the point where the earth is in da nger. lf the end of the world does come, Gille suggests, it will come in a syringe, a test tube, with the smoke of burning corpses pouring from chimneys and filling the blackened sky. AMERICA HAS DISGRACED itself this year in Cannes. Among the officially invited Hollywood·spawned entries, there isn't one to be proud of. Robert Altman's pretentious. numbipg A RARE AND WONDERFUL ork of art It is powerful, enriching and mind-expanding. Both the dialogue and e acting ta ke the breath away with their itality, force and artistry. -RaRMd Ellen Burstyn, Dirk Bogarde, John Qefgud David Warner in Alain Resnais' (R) Providenee CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 ~ P.t .... , .. ,p ..... .,,. George C. Scott A Frorudln J. Schaffner Film "Islands In the Stream" ART CARNEY HUNTINGTON CINEMA • IEACHATEUIS,H.e. ' 147-9601 147-6017 CO.HIT AT HUNTINGTON PETER SELLERS -REX REED "Three Women" ttla throwback to the old dau when European directors we'1' tUi:ning their OMl· .. , silly dreams for one-third the cost. lf. The dull but noble "Bound for Glory" wuin ''• enhance our status mildly, b\.lt wbat are t\.•~lfo,,• French to make or the untranslatable gibbert_~ 1, in "Car Wuh" or the senseless violence and ~J, human carnage of .. Slap Shot"? Tb~ don't e~ know what lee hockey is. • l•tl)l1't More attention ls being paid t<rU'le U.S. fil~,1~ in the side events, most notably to doeum._, . .tl-J. taries like "Pumping Iron" and "Harlan Coiot· U.S.A." and compilations of old film clips ~ry" "Life Goes lo the Movies'' and "Meanwhile Ba¢ J?" • at the Ranch.·' a charmiog collection of homages -;~ to cowboys and westerns. • .... - 'NASTY HABITS'' 'ANNIE edwards BRISTOL CINEMA HALt:' 1£¥1 .. ·---...,r~4~7:;:•mwa 'TIE~T PLUS (PG) · ·'RD TIMES ~· -~~ aw.,..,,..-c.wr TU8E"·Soc1es ! 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Magical ineredlents? Fan· taaies? "Npt at all," &AYIS Karen LuedecM, administrative nurse, UCl, lhdfcal Cente1. The eompon~t4 are a success formwa called p'°""ary n~g c at-e. • ! ,.. INAt1GURAiED 1N one ward about nve years a10. the pro- tr•m now has been adopted by th~ ~cal, surgical, pedlatrlca. and rehabilitation units and ~lans are under way tor im· plemcntation ln three more, Mrs. Luedecke said. The process of changing is slow, she said. It requires a lot of education because the program is so dlfferent from what nurst:~ learned in school. "Not aJI of the nu rses hke 1t ... Mu. Luttdecke admitted. "However, tho e who do get more job satl.sfactlon. '· The program puts the RN back by the bed.side .•. "sort or back to the F1orence Nightingale ap. proach," she said. A CONCEPT of Marie Man· they, director ol nurs ing at Yale· New Haven Hospit<1I, the pro- gram was developed about 10 yeara a,o whUe she was thti as- s istant director of nurs ing at University ol Minnesota I lospital in Minneapolis Since the.n she has been actJve in c anying the concept to hun· dreds of hospitals throughout the nation. The key to the approach. ex- plained Mrs. Manthey, 1s its ten- d ency to give the nurse more in- s ight into a patient's condition, both medical and emotional. It also identifies lhe role of the RN and gives her an opportunity fo r g rowth, Mrs. Leudecke said \\'1 t h primary n ur~1 n g . a patient is assigned to ar. RN whc, ia then reapontible for tbe plan· oing and supervis ing the pa· tient•s care until the time of re- lease. • THE MOR E common approach 1s team nursing where each member has a specific assign- ment tor pa tie nt care, Mrs . Leudecke exp I utned. Mrs. Manthey calls team nurs· ing "the mass productio.o ap· proach to take care of tasks, not patients. It became evident this1 focus oo tasks was n't meeting patients' needs " Mrs. Luedecke said the biggest benefit of primary nursing lsf ident11ying res ponsibility with one person rather than collec· . lively which is the case in the team approach. THE PRIMARY nurse is responsible for four or five pa. I tients as long a s they are hospitalized. She plans the pa-• tients' care and discharge, and also is responsible for the care given. ror teaching the patient how to care ror himself once dis- ch arged, and for coordinating .. rvice:i such as dietary. therapy or assistance such as Social Services. Wltb team norsin&, Mrs. 'Luedecke Hid, these duties also are. aslgned, bt.1t the dilf ere:nee that more than one person is In- volved with responsibility. What happens in primary care, she said, is when something isn't done. responsibility is easily idenWled. THE PATIENT benefit. ac- cording to Mrs. Luedecke and Mrs. Mtntbey , is t hat the primary nurse knows her patient and is more aware of subtle changes. "She will pick up oa s~mptoms quicker and alter the patient's cate accordingly," Mrs. Leudecke said. . Other benefits, according to some studies, are th'at s urgical patients have fewe r complica· tlons because the primary nurse knew her patient and recognized the difficulty as soon as it arose As a result, the patient was re· 1eased sooner. which cut costs @\~ New methods explained on this page may reduce medical costs. ~Guard Against 'Silent Killer' Even If Blood Pressure ls 'Okay,' Ask for Numbers By CAROL MOORE Ol IN D•llr Piiot Sl•ll ls your blood pressure one uf thos e things you lake for aranted'> Think again Blood pressul"e as \•ital and vicious . Medical authorities call it "the' silent killer." In the l:.ist fi vt> years they have intensified ef· forts to unmask it s methods of operations Tll EY llA \'l':N'T p1npo1nlt!d d raus<• or a l'llr<' but they art' !>Un• t1•l' hl•st .1pproath 1s evr b dclcc lion and conllnuL-d control "llyrertens1on 1s tht· c hnH·cil term and doctor-. say 23 m1llwn people h." t• the cond1t1on Insurance t•ompanies (•~tin1 .1H the number 1s 45 m11l10n, · <\aul J oseph Patterson, president of Rlood Pressure Monitors !BPM 1 lnc . of Newport Beach. "ll 's ttu.• No. 1 killer since 1t r(' luh.•s lo all t'Urdio, kidne~ and tun~ di~wa~c processes "Yt•l 1l's Ml mundarll' und un gla morous that ~om l' dm·tor-. don 't en·n chl•ck for 1t and J><'Opl, don't want to pay for a n offtn visit JUSl to have their blocHI pressure checkt>d . ·' That's whe r e h i s firm comes in, installinf.? and main tainang computerized m onitorin~ stations at. various m aJor retail stores. ln the lal'L ~1x months. 25.000 Orange Count1ans haH tested themselves. The quick and s im ple pro ccdure involves pay1n~ St. put ting an arm in a c l!:.hwncd slee\'e, pulling a hJndlc wh1l'h )!cntly ('Onstnc·t~ thl• ,lel'H'. re l axm~ and readm~ the print-out On<'l' p1.•oplt• a n • ~·" ilrt' or their blood pn·,~un· lht·~ c;1n conw back period 1call~ :ind t·om pare One doll<.1r '" a f .11 r pnn• for .i health che<'k up.' 1'41l ll'r-.on -.aid "OlJR MACHINES d<ln t 11'11 \ 0 11 that ~our blocx1 pn· ..... 111 t• 1s h1j!h . that s up to ..i do<:tor Our posters advise c heckin~ with a phys1c1an 1f tht' n•adtnl(' cxc<'ed 140 systoli c and 'or 90 '11 a stolH· Glenn W Bostrom. pr('<,iclt•nt , of the nonprofit NtJllonul lliJ,th Rlood Pressure f'oundataon. vi.; 1tl·d Orange Count v las t wcl'k lo t'\'aluate the c;y,tt•m P<•riod1c tt·,trng " '0 1 mpor ta nt and this proJt'cl h u~ general ed s1gmhca n1 enthusiasm , .. he s aid Got a problem·' Then wntr to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut rttl lofJ«, f"lling thl.' answer.~ and action you need to solve ioequdies in go1•emmrnt and busmt'.~s Mail your questioru to Pot Dunn. At Your St'rv1ce. Orange Coast Doily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Co!ta Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as poslible wall be oMWered, but phoned rnquines or letters not mcludmg the reader's full nome. Oddreas and business hours' phone number cannot he consideTed. Thu columr1 appears daily except Saturdays " II IRS Refund ffasn'"t RetMrnecl. •• DEAR PAT: I haven't received my tax refund from the Internal Revenue Service yet. I filed on time, and actually was honest! A friend of m ine told me that tie thinks the I RS i s required to mall a refund within a certain period after the fil- ing deadline, or pay interest after that time. What's the date and how much Interest ls due? J .J ., I rvlne Thia qu .. tlon COft\,11 up elmo•t every yHr about thlt time. The IRS confltm• that prevlou• pul>llth9d Information atlll holds true. Th• IRS I• required to mall a refund check not tater ttuln 45 day• beyond ttt• due date of the return. If thlt malllng dHdllne 11 not rn.t, lntereat at th• ret• of Hven percent per year, computed trom the 41th day beyond th• due date untn th• date of th• lnftl•I check, la Included In the refund. .,.. emphntzoff that tMe requlremeftt to pay,,.,..,._. d~•-not apply If tbe ct.lay It ctu• to tupayer error. Addltlonel ldtt'"t elao 11 not .,.act on ch•ck1 *"le" are undellveral>le, Iott or atoten. When a reptacement check ta laaued In tuch ca"•· It I• for t1'• aame •MOunt n the oftglnal ohMk. .......... SoludoRt ... ., s~i •••• DEAR PAT: I want to mah marrons ltlitewt tan buy tn "Many people admitted they were using the m:.ichines for a second or thtr<i time." ACTUALLY, chN·king one's blood pressure once every six m onths is sufflcient But Bostrom urged. "Usually a doctor will JUSt !>a) that your blood pressure 1s okay, but ask him for the exact numbers. "That's the infor ma twn you 're paying for a nd you have a right to know the f1~ures for fu ture com- par isons . Insist on getting the numbers " P atter son e m ph t1s ized that although h1~h blood pressure is gt'nerally a!'Sl><.'1ated with middle age. secondarv c;vmptoms ac- tually ha\<' l.'\.lslt•d for W to 15 ~ea rs "l\ND SINCE hypertension 1s linked w1th stress situations, peo- pl<' most ort en remember men .... ho bave had it. But after 50 ) ('a rs or age, the condition is mor~ preva lent 1n wom en." he added The federa l Deuprtment of Health, Education and Welfare has renewed the priority of re· search into possible causes of hypertension. Smoking, frustra· I ions. birth control pills <md tn· heriled predisposition ar e on the list. Once d iscovered, high blood pressure can be easily controlled by pills, proper exer cise and or a no-sail diet. After four years or control, some insurance com· pa m es remove the extra risk fac· tor ARMBAND PR ES SU R E gauges for checking blood pre·· ssure an' sold in drug stores and discount department stores. However , Patterson explained that lay persons m ay not know what lo Ji s t e n fo r in the stethoscope. Or the calibration of the gauge may be thrown off by improper storage or dropping. "WE KNOW we are saving li ves," he said. "Two people have told us they underwent sur- gical corrections after learning about blood pressure from these machines "Controlling hypertension 1s a hfe .tong process. The lower you can keep your blood pressure, the better . And the more often you check, the safer you will be." England. They are made with chestnuts. More than a year ago I wrote to the Galloping Gourmet. No r esponse. I had already searched the library'.s cookbooks, but the only thing I could find was that chestnut trees in this country were destroyed by a disease In 1956. I It.hen wrote to two friends In England with no tuck. The chestnut gets boiled, skinned and then what? Somehow they are treated until they become a lovely hunk of confection and packed in bon-bon paper cups. I wrote to England to order some, but the price has g9ne up to S14 per pound. Please, can you f ind nie a recipe? There are jars of marrons In syrup, but I want the English fln~er·eaten variety. L.M ., Capistrano Beach The llbrartH falfed on thlt one, but Normen Stentey, Delly Piiot ,_..,..ent editor, came to your reacue. You now have th• re- clp• M prowkled for marrona glecH (cand{ed chHtnuta) from an Enif•,.... book, aa adapted from th• onglnel French 1ndA»t 1t1llU Mrl60fi. You agrH that thla reelpe 6e th• .. ,..., McCoy." ,,...,. • ..., Bonding Too E-¥pftuf ~~ DEAR PAT: I would like to know how I can become bonded as en Individual . I plan t9 do "house sitting/' end feel that bOncnng would protect me as well as the owner of the house. For'°~mporary work, ~ n I just give name and tel&phOnilmerences? t • H .s., Newport Beach MS t1t11iec1 with Hv1r11 lnturenc• 1~1nt1 and brokera. Thlf .. .., tl'8l arr•ntlnt penon-' )Ondlng ta extremely dlfflcult and too •Jll*lllve to be a pr11Ct~nalder1tlon for the type of JrOrk you are con•'-rlng. • buafnH• firm bond• an employ•. the bo~ng ... ,.. c•n Into the employe'a b•clc· ground thfOUth hi• lob appllclUon and there ft th• bac.k\lp of th• firm •1 ...... to help l•H•n the tttlC lftwolved tor ttt• canter of 1uch coverage. • " Pef'IOf\al /ef•"9flC•• ''°'" fOf191 employer• la your bat bet tor HtMllll'*'t your ,. ... btttty. R Ing your concern about pro- ·~ ,...-_.. ffCNft P,Hilbfe c.I of loet p~ Whll ~ were In dt ... of a hou1e, It w OUI th• U.1 .Urden J proof,... be upon th• awftetol Primary nuntng 11 claimed to bu a cos t -saving fector for hospitals as well. Because primary nurses are happier with their job, Mrs. Leudeeke ex· plained, there is laa turnover. BOWEVE&, SHE haa no figures to aubstantlate such claims because no comparative studies have been made at UCl Medical Center. She speculated that becaU3e so many• chances have been 1oing on at the hospital, atudles were 1et a.aide, but she la hopeful they will be implemented in the near future. Mn. Manthey says her concept is catching on very well, especially with new h ospitals. However, at establlshed hospitals, s he said, prim ary nursing cannot be put into effect immediately because the entire group of nurses covering a noor or unit tnust be behind the change for il to work. IN A POU. of Oranae Coast hospitals. most nur sin~ YOU . supervisors laUShed when askj if they wtte hnplementlng th program. "What is your d efinition!' they asked. Barbara Bridges, dtrector nursine at Hoag M emorl~t Hospital-Presbyterian, said 1~ would be difficult to implemen primary nursing as the.re are s many versions of what itis . • "We try to provide continul~ in patient care. When• nurse ha a day off. we assign patien responsib1hty to~omeone else. : -. "l TIDNK primary nursinj\ · unrealistic in a communal~ hospital system because of lh4J. • '" staff pattern of in-and·out, shift' • ~~i~~.~fl and some part-time, !: Mrs. Leudecke agreed the pro· ~ gram would be difficult to imple· • • ment with part-tim e help and she , also concul't'ed there are several : versions of primary nursing. •; "The basic concept," she s aid, ~ ''can be implemented in m<XSt.: • hospitals. Possibly it is, but un- der another term " DAILY PILOT . SECTION C Sunday, May 29, 1977 • ' New Legislation Taking the Bite Out of Dentures Denturism is s uch a new word that itisn'l in the dictionary. But the term coqld me an con- siderable savin~s to persons who need dentures if a pending legislative propos al passes. Assembly Bill 139~ by Richard Alatorre <D·Los Angeles>. wouJd make it possible for the public to obtain dentures from trained technicians, rather than dentists PRESENTLY denturists are not independent bus inessmen. They are either em}>loyed by dentists or opera te s eparate laboratories where their work is contracted only by dentists. ''In California, the average cost of fabricating a set of den- tures is $8>, yet the patient is charged more than $600 when the dentist's professional fees are added," Alatorre said. "Many people in the working class can't a fford these prosthetic devices.·· lie further noted that 11.4 million Americans over 65 have lost their natural teeth. At least 600,000 persons wear no dentures because of the high costs in· volved. Another 3.4 million peo· pie need lo have d e ntures r eplaced or refitted. '·By pe rmitting qu a lified s pecialists to do this type or work. the cost would be reduced by more than 50 percent in many cases." he added . Tl\,E DENTURIST Association of California defines its m embers a s totally involved with artificial teeth as a technical science while dentists treat living l~th as a medical science. "Denturists don't question a dentis t's right to sit in the driver's seat, but they reel they deserve a seat or their own which is respectabl e a nd c om- m ensurate wtth the ir pro· fessionaJ knowledge and skills,·· s aid Gerson D. Rlhnlck , ex ecutivedirectorof the DAC function and speak well. ''The total diagnos is is based on many factors : general healttl and nutrition of the patien\, nature of soft tissue, hormonal " imbalance and psycholog ical aspects which must be judged by a professiona l with a background in health sciences ''They are not a product which one buys off the shelf." NOTING THAT there Is no shortage of dentists in California, Dr Brown expressed surprise thdt the denturtsm movement got this far. ·'There is already a wide range of Cees available," he said. "A consumer who accepts inferior care to save a few dollars will sp~nd more in the long run, not to mention loss of his dental struc: ture.'' He added that many busi· nesses now offer dental in- surance and Denti-Cal benefits .. ·. are available to help offset the- cos t of upper and lower plates or ·..., bridgework. Other dentists argued that paraprofessionals would not pro- perly treat diseases of the mouth, gums and jawbone. . ,. . •! • DENTURIS M s upporterf .. ., respond that although the fittint :. of dentures is essentially a '· • mechanical process, a dentisJ • : treats it as a ~ical procedure .• 1 !,:. t ... Thus. no matter how simple' the procedure. the patient i~ ,.• charged a rate befitting the den· .,' list's education, training and ex· •', perience as well as the overhead •• ·: costs of his office and staff • , Licensing of denturists also will not deprive dentists of work nor lower standards but would al• low consumers a choice they do not have for less expensive ap· pliances. "More people would take ad· vantage or the lower costs to ob- tain new dentures," said Dr'. Robert W. Christensen. •• ~. •S4 •• •• . . • ... ~ .~ .;,:: 1 ''Some s egm ents o f the medical profession actively op- posed the entry of optometrists, chiropractors and paramedics .. AS A RESULT, mo~e mouths into their ranks. but now they would be opened and inspected1 p erform in valuable health JI there is AAY sign whatsoever of services." .,. .9;al cancer, disease o.r ab~ · • lft>rrnality, more opportunitiel THE AMERICAN Dental As·. for dt lection would preaeni s ociation hu. set aside $1.l· 'hemaclves." million for a publicity ciampaign In Canada. denturism has bee to combat what It cans "the n-· lega!lzed tor 18 yellrs. N leaal puctlce of dentistry tbatia ~~ra-clke 1ull has been Ill not in tbebeit public interest."' .. «•inst a ~8.ftadian denturi~ f De.nturism proponents contend eisw y41411 and there an I that a liceos naof their jqb wou.ld c.olltumer complal"i. agal free dentists to conc~ntrate mOTe denturis\$ than dentists. on the medical tnd surjjcal BiUs fo approve dentutism are aspectsoflheir Job. penqing in Jegislat\lres of 1J J SpeJking for Uie Oranse Coun· states betlides California. 1 · • ty Dental A~sociatl on, Drs .. DaDJel Gordon of Sant.a Ant and Eugene Brown ot Buena Park c ailed denturism "a step backwards for O•lifornl-a •a leadership in thts health Reid." , 1 TREY COUNTERED that the S80 claim was " . . . leas than the lab fees we charge now • . . a eroas tn~tatemut. .. ~ reaard to the overilead t;My wtll have to med." By PETER ARNETr , ~ .,. 5"cl.i (# ........... Tbe leaendary wild days of tho Mex· • an-American border were supposed ,,a;o have ended years ago when the lut t~owboy rode beyond the desert sunset and into a thousand movie reruns on , jhe late late show. .. who attempt to cross. So he crossesj again the next night, and again and again unW be is through." The San Ysidro policy is to pro-• secute only smuggling operatives and drivers or illegals after they reach the United States, and then only after about four arrests. , -;11 But new 1tresse1 are cle&Ny visible. 'the vulnerability of thls lone, lonely -jporder to violation used to be partly modified by lta remoteneasi but the "lrplane, the automob le, the The use of illegal Mexican labor is a ~C""'\C"--<~~'l'~'."ri~~.,..~.,....,.~,.._.~"'J time-honored border tradition. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiiiii~ii:iii:ii TJIOUSANDS OF illegals are · 1 h'iuperhUlhway and the pressures of ~jk>pulatfon have changed all that. v, IN A TWO week trip along the border and visits lo its clUes and 'hamlets, a reporter saw that ··Jaw breaking was not only muatve but '·!sometimes condoned by local resi· dents. Dependent economically and culturally upon each other lo a degree rarely found in any other major world frontier, people living on both sides are righting to preserve the tradi· tional permissiveness. For cultural and economic reasons, border people tend to look with greater wlerance on frontier wrong- . doings than does the rest or the coun· try. and in no area Is this more evl- den t than in the passage of illegal en-. tr ants. known w be working on the ranches that stretch across the whole lenith or the border, employed for wages that are low by U.S. standards but blah by Mexican. "II the immigration people really started to crack down on illegals then the whole economic and political system in the borderlands would be against. them," Proressor Stoddard says. Senior officials don't have any il- lusions. "Maybe we could put up a de· cent fence In the El Paso metropolitan area w keep out the nuisance cross- ings," said immigration director Perez. "But the real answer doesn't lie here at the border. It is improving Mexico's economy or cracking .down on employers who hire the illegals.'• Southern California in particular has been plagued with child criminals known as "lobatos" or wolf cubs, who swim across the Tijuana border to s teal cars. shoplift and engage in pro- stitution. HEW WESTERN AND ENGLISH SADDLES 20%. Off USED WESTERN AND ENGLISH SADDLES 10% OFF ALL ENGLISH CLOTHING .. . . ''Th~e has pever been aQ im m}gratlon 'law runcUorung on \h border." says Professor Stoddl and his remark comes true each as the sun rises on the concrete·w id , Jtio Grande where the river trickl41f..P. GIRLS AS YOUNG as 11 years old have been caught soliciting in San Diego, a pbenometion repeated in border towns across the continent. Mens, WCMMftS, chl .... s tut Coah Ir Caps, Ire~: ~c.20% OFF few inches deep between El Paso tliicl ~ Juarez. 't to ~ · · ~ patrolmen Already a dozen young Mexic• · -~ W1'tob liltjD'fi'om the rnfsa aTe prepanng to. pad<lle ac.r.d'b, abo"e\Otlaaoiieef*ow. carefully rolling up their trousers and An estimated one third of aJI the ii· carrying their shoes and socks. They legal frontier crossings pass through · squat at the other side while a U.S. the few miles of these Oat Californian patrol car rolls by the embankment, borderlands that quickly merge into and then they scramble up and over to the towering Ot.ay mountains. In aJI of a maze of railyards 011 the American 1966, 15,278 illegal aliens were caught side in this region. "Now we pick up that many in two weeks," said Robert McCord, assistant patrol chief at the San Ysidro headquarters WHILE Jl'AREZ illegals arc l1l at <.1ntly bold in their daylight cross- ings into El Paso. lhl' !.1tuation at Ti Juana ;.ind the neighborin~ American border community of San Ysidro has border. Sometimes i~oops down on a group of people tng across a field, or clustered &lo the rim of Smugglers Ctnyon. The.~hopper hov- ers low u lf threatenlnf to bean any man with a .skid if he moves. while border patrol agents rush through the brittle~rubdn foot . Another patrol squad is obeying the radioed instru~ons or an agent wfto is focustnJ a Vietnam vlntage "starlight'' seo.pe on a hillside ~Jlere he has detected movemenl AaOther Vietnam telic, an electronic senaor hidden in the ground. had warned that traffic wasonJta way. Also rem~ent of Vietnam was The proliferation of smuggling that hU aeen as many as 150 phlne loads of marijuana a day flown ialoUie United' States from Mexico during tbe harvest Mason. accordine to Drug Enforcement.. Aseney soortes, bas fmally forced Washington's hand. It bas establilbt<f a James Bond-type operation called EPIC CEl Pps_o In- telligence Center). The or&nnization's mission is to use moderp devices w zero in on planes and boats SD1\lQl· ing dope. ~ • , . ~ ....... -!'f" HORSE ILANKETS All SllH AHO COC.OIS s25t0_.Ull.D UMID '31 '0-WOOC-LDB .-a.ACK HAT SPECIAi;; led·~-...... 20%· ;;., ·-- •, : grown to r esemble a guerrilla warfare. There arc even regular shoot 'em ups, especially in Dead Man's Can- yon, a deep, rockstrewn ravine that 'runs from the Tijuana slum suburb of TO A REPORTER, a freshly ploughed field on the American side of Tijuana seemed to have been overrun by stampeding buffaloes, s~ numerous were the tracks of tbf n. legals the following morning. . .apnt Jack wiilift1bam'i ••Jar~. ""We are denYtng Shem t,Jle night.• as his pat.rolm~ swooped down on the group behad been tracking. The center "<oordtnaies with ,au federal agenaies in gapaering and da· tributtnt laformatlon. aiid Jts data banks .include details on every licensed pilot and plane in the coun- try. CHILDREN'S COWBOY BOOTS · Colonhll Liberlad into the United States. a popular clandestine entry point, a playground for bandits from both sides of the border who prey on Each night the bright lights or Ti- juana reflect on bizarre scenes on the U.S . side of the me sa. As holidaymakers clog the Mexican city's bars. restaurants and late-night shops, a helicopter roars overhead. its searchlight flashing along thedecnp1t fen<.'e that in some places m ar ks the . the illegals, and "the most dangerous pa rt of the whole frontier" accordinR A I J f llelp For You Text Tells of Testing !'io more teachers. no more books ... well, soon al any rate. But for now, many youngsters are racing batterie£ of stan- dardized tests. •·oR PARF.NTS who want to kno\\ more about the many types of tesL"I children take, what they indicate about the child and what thl' results will do to a child's· future schooling, McGraw-HiUor- fers a booklet with explanations. "The Parent's Guide to Un- derstanding Testa" covers kinds or test.s. their use& and the rela- tionship of parents to students' taking tests. For a free copy of the booklet. write to CTB/McGraw-Hill. Del Monte Research Park. Mon· terey, CA 93940. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed tlO en velope l'ou Ca11 Befp Talkers Aid With Crises 642-0377 for deta1 ls. Live in the west county area? New Horizons, a program for developmentally disabled and disadvantaged youths and adults, is looking for people to as- sist with weekend and daytime trips to various places. IC you are between 18 and SS, contact the group by ca,l ling 530·2370 A Fountain Valley youth counseling agency needs the clerical skills or those who can type, answ~r phones and do fil. ing. Morning or evening work would be appreciated. CAU. THE Volunteer Bureau of West Orange County, 530-2370 for details. A nonprofit organization with clinics throughout Orange Coun· ty needs volunteers to teach birth control methods in classes r e- quired for all new patients who desire birth control. Lecturers would probably ex· pand their talks to lnclude high school and other groups within thecotmty. A SANTA ANA organization is seeking persons t.o help with a The Center. a Costa Meaa pro· study ol runaways. The work ln· gram thal deals in crisis in· volvea visiting county police de· terventlon. interpersonal pro-partments. Volunteers mu$l be blems, drug abuse, referrals and 16 OT older. alcohol abuse needs people to Hearine-handlcapped children help answer hotline phones and need helpers ln arts and crafts to help those who seek aid with and other projects for a July personalproblems. camp program. Camp Volun· teera are also needed for tbe af. THE CENTER ofrers training temoon sessions. for new personnel. It operates on Inlormat1on on these three op. a 24-hour bui.s. portulliUes w share your skills For more information, call The with others.. as well as other ; Center, Monday through Tbun-volunteer programs, Is available 1 day from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.. by ~ailing the Voluntary Action Fridays until 4 .p.m. Phone Center,67S.~10or833·9278. J ~--------------------------' BUT THE ILLEGALS seemed to be everywhere. While a reporter was in- terviewing several illegals being held in a timberyard. five more surfaced from a drainpipe outside Sao Ysidro's Macdonald restaurant. They had boarded a city bus and were gone before they could be caught A little later while I was going to bed in a Travel Lodge, four illegals came running out or the mouth of a small canyon behind the hotel, but were caugbt on the street. What happens to them next? They were all released back across the border. "What else can we do?" asked Agent Willingham. "These are mostly economic refugees. nice little guys. We chase 'em through the hills each night. then send 'em home.'' Another agent called the whole chase "an exercise in futility." In re- ality, he said, "We bat zero because at best we catch only one out of three ' Pl1yhoy •f~"eor Int m•n THE PROBLEM OF stopping the airborne drug traffic was enormous. In Arizona, 200 abandoned airstrips from World War II days can take even a small Jet. Old border hands decry the fate that has befallen their favorite Mexican frontier towns. Juarez is no longer the fun town or their memories. but some people in El Paso believe that by the 21st Cen- tury it will be the largest city in Mexico after MexicoCity. Other border towns have also ex- panded. Nogales. Mexico. with 100,000 people., is seven times bigger than 20 years ago. Tijuana is a million strong. Some long-time residents of the border worry that the whole free and easy way or life is doomed . The editor or the Nogales Daily Herald. 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That preinium, she estimates, amounts to 10.lS !)Jel'cent more than employers in the north county :saa.r for equal qualilications. :· The more qualifications required, she says, the ~arder it is to find worthy candidates. ~:: THE SHORTAGE, combined with require- :ii>ents that new employes ~ork weekend or night :IJ.tifts, has led her firm to hire some workers with .:skill levels below that desired. . Measuring reduced output due to less skilled : people is diflicult, Ms. Hutchison says, "but it MUST slow down production." According to the the Orange County office of the ·Employment Development Department, (EDD) the following production areas show shortages in labor .. s upply: . ':\-Skilled electronics technicians familiar with · advanced electronic circuitry. -Machinists able. to do close tolerance work on : their own initiative. -Skilled lathe operators. -Skilled arc welders. -Local construction workers. ~ WITH ONLY 36,800 people out of work in the . county, skilled -a nd semi-skilled -workers are : beginning to hold out for higher than normal oav. ' reductions in night or odd-shift assignments and : positions which may be beyond their actual skill level, the EDD says. The work force problem may not stop at the fac- tory doors, however. Employment agency person- : nel and personnel officers of companies contacted : said offi ce-related positions are becoming harder to 'fill. : Ac cording to Marilyn Everest, a Fullerton '.employment consultant. quaJifi<'d secretaries' entry . level salaries in North Orange County stand at $550 i per month. In the south county, the same position : must carry a S650 pay scale to attract qualified appli· : cants. SHE ADDS THAT cost of living, including high ·r entals in the south county area, may add to that . differential in pay. Management could well feel the greatest im- pact of this low unemployment /high cost of living .dilemma. · A labor relations, J>(•rsonncl officer of an Irvine firm told the talc of a candidate for an upper ~nagement post who wus recruited in the East, :Cle:ov West to interview, and told the firm he ~~uldn 't switch because of the high cost of housing adjl living here • · . It is, says thf' oHtccr. the story of many who ~onsider movin~ into the ~irca . . • ENTRY l~EVF.L MANAGERS, he says. face ~other, more subtl e problem. Salary levels may ,lf(!em high, but only families where both husband ~d wife work can exp~ct to bu) a home in the south ~D}lnty. :-. Ttus, he adds, contributes m many ways to ·~~kdowns In fa mily structure. which more and ,• .. .. . • I ~ ·- Choose from our selection of eight scenic and color backgro unds. You may select additional portraits offered at reasonable prices, with no obligation. Sec our new large Decorator Portrait. Satisfaction always, or your money cheerfully refunded. A professional 8x10 color portrait for .J1L lB JL SAT A msnan•t ·• 1 . 2 2 4 5 Dally: 1 OAM -8PM SUN· 10AM • SPM 2200 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa ~sittina per subjcc1-SI per subject for additional sub- jects. groups, or individuals in the same family. T !#?d!y. M!X 29, 1971 DAil Y PILOT more JDJIDAlenteol candidates con.sider before ac- eej>Ung a new JllOSltJon. ... Ibere are only two kinds ol people in Oranae --------. County " be 1aid .. Tboee ~ ~ who U.e cllvorc~. and0C BUSINESS those wbo are thlnklng .... _ ----------about becoming divorced." ln dlvOl'ces, Ora.nae County bats a thousand. About u many are divorced each year as are mar., ried. WHAT CAN BE done about the labor force pro- blem? Ms. Hutchison says if she knew the answer to that, she'd be applying it at Memorex. She said the company is attempting to over- come the problem of entry level managers ·Wbo ·• have llWe supervisory experience by starting • -.J management training program using upper level man agers as teachers. Other businesses are trying similar plans . But training-your-own may become less than etf eclive if raiding ever becomes a common prac- tice among local businesses. Raiding bn't bad now, says Ms. Hutchlson, but whether the practice grows depends on competition in the marketplace. ANOTHER PROBLEM with in-house training programs may be lhe very short.age which brought on the programs. "There are so many entry level jobs available now," said Ms. Hutchison, "lhat there's plenty of . nexibility for people to work a short time for one employer, then, to switch to another .•. this entry l~vel situaUon is a problem NOW.•• Adding yet another element to the total pro- blem are high unemployment benefits. According to Louise Pomeroy. owner of Abigail .Abbot employment agency (Newport Beach), :secretarial and other prospects have refused jobs 1p:aying up to $900 in favor of living on unemployment benefits. .Awarenus of the potenllal ·problem has shown uP in a few recent acUons by business groups. A l!'OUP auoclated with the Greater Irvine h· dustrial Leaaue dld a study of child care centers fbr employes to help attract bead of household workers. Tbe project was dropped when it was found tliat parents preferred to leave children in areas near their homes. ' Other groups are behind the batUe for m*9 moderaU, income housing in the area. , LONG COMMUTING times and distances add to absenteeism, tardiness and poor altitudes amODg workera.. Having a work force closer to business centers, says one man close to the problem, may helpovercomesomeofthateffect. , But ln lhe end, there seem to be no com- prehensive answers to the potential work for;.,e problem that arrived hard on the heels of success in the South Coast business community. ~ob1nsons Memoria Dav Sale! Shop Monday, Memorial Day, 12-5. Velvet lounge chair and ottoman . $399. Take comfort. Our roomy lounge chair and ottoman set is now specially priced! Choose gold Of bnck acry11c velvet. If sold separately, you'd pay $478. That's a buy your hvlng room shouldn't bew1thoutl Furniture. 122. Save $3 sq. yd. on Monet carpeting. $11.99 sq. yd. inst. Reg $14.99 sq. yd. Inst Choose from 16 beautiful colors in thick cul plle. Autoclave heat-set for longer wear and durability. Price includes carpet. padding and standard installation. Broadloom Rugs 63. .,, The Turbo-Oven $120! Reg. $139.95. 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The newlyweds, who wall live Jn Costa Mesa, are graduates or J"iewport Harbor High School. The bride. daughter of the baniel E. Gilcrests of Newport Beach, also studied al California Lutheran College In Thousand Oaks and took her bachelor or fine arts degree al California College of Arts and Crafts. pakland. Her husband ls a student at MRS. FERNALD California Stale l'n1\'e rl>1l~. Fullerton and also attended Oran~e Coast Coll"gc His parents are Mr and Mrs Knowlton Fernald Jr .. Newport Ueach. .. . Russell-Swick Orange Coast College students, Janice Kay Swick and Kim John Russell were marned in Calvary Church of Santa Ana. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Swick of Orange Park a nd Mi'-. a nd Mrs. G . J . Comstock, Japan. The bride ls a graduate or University 1-ligb School and al· • veloper ol Sou.th Coast Plua, Hotel and vmaae. Following a picture of Segerstn>m at about age 4 with bis sister, was a photoolWat.aoaat aboutt.besame age with his sister. · Alter the photo of Segerstrorn. as a second Ueute· nant in the army was a photo of Wat.son as "one of those pri vat.es you lieutenants kicked around.'' A slide of ground bre~ 11t South Coast Plan showed eight men with four Jhovels. Watson said, ''The only signi.ficance I see ls tflatltis tough ground.'' More slides showed the '1'0wtl\ of the commercial area, and then Watson announced. "We will end on a high note." With that he showed an aerial view of Newport Center (an Irvine Company development). On the serious side ol the program was another slide presentation showing the wort at the Mardan Center, and words of gratitude and congratulations ~m : • -Faye Wilson, president of the Mardan board. -Congressman Robert Balh•m. -state Sen. DeMis Carpenter -Assemblyman Dennis Mangers. -Orange County Board of Supervisors. -Costa Mesa Mayor Norma Heruog. The dinner dance, given in South Coast Plaza Hotel, netted $19,000. , Henry Segerstrom (above) receives award from Faye 'Nilson. Below, Supervisor Thomas Riley, who emceed the program, is shown with Mrs. John Macnab (right) and Mrs. Riley. MRS. RUSSELL tended Saddleback College. She as a nursing major. Her husband 1s a biology major. ••• Turnbull-Nylin Robert Turnbull, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert TumbuU of Corona del Mar, claimed Charlotte Nylin as his bride dur- ing ceremonies condueted in Springfield, Mo., where the newlyweds will live. The bride is the daughter of the Rev. and Mn. Roy Nylin o! the Canary Islands, Spain. The bridegroom earned his bachelors and masters degrees from Calilomia State University, Fullerton. MRS. TURNBULL Bigelow-Sebring During nuptial ceremonies in St. Andrew 's Pres byterian Church, Newport Beach, Conrad Bigelow of Costa Mesa claimed CbrisUna Sebring as his bride . Their parents are the Arthur Blgelowa of Huntington Beach and Mrs. Frank Sebring, Newport Beach. The bride ls a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College where her husband studied. He is a graduate of Huntlqton Beach High School. The newlyweds will live ln Newport Beach. C:ALENDAR ETHEL PERCY ANDRUS GERONTOLOGY CENTER: The 1977 Summer Institute for Study in Gerontology at the University of Southern California will offer 48 one and two·week courses from June 13 to Aug. 5. Topics include Aging: Defining the Programs, Agencies :ind Special Interest Groups Affecting Public Policy; Ethnicity and Aging; Mental Health and Aging; Techniques for Communica· lion With the Aged; Concepts and Issues in Gerontology; Drugs and the Elderly ; Legal Services for the Aged, and You and Your Aging Parent. Brochures listing dates and times are available from Jayne- Walker, (213) 746-6765. . NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY: As a prelude to the Children's _services Summer Reading Program, Adventures Afloat, the library will show the classic film "Gulliver's Travels" at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday, June 1. in the Mariners multipurpQSe room. · There is no charge for the feature length animated cartoon. GIRL SCOU~S: Thirty-two Cadettes from eight Huntington Beach troops will be honored in a First Class recognition ceremony at 7: 30 p. m . Wednesday, June 1, in the Fountain Valley Recreation Center. DEAUNG WITH STRESS: Dr. David N. Boyer, psychiatrist with the Neuropsychiatric Medical Group in Huntington Beach, · will speak on stress and how to deal with it at noon Thursday June 2, in the Golden West College Women's Center. ' The free program is open to women from the community. MESA·HARBOR CLUB: Drama duo Rena and Stanley Wax· man will present In the Course of Human Events at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 2, in the Velvet Turtle, Fashion Island. ' PANHELLENJC ASSOCIATION: The Laguna Beach group will have a spring luncheon and installation of officers on Wed· neaday. June 1, in the Crown House. The program, First Freedoms. will be given by George Leidel, promotion and public relations manager for the Daily Pilot. No 'Kidding' ~t Party Ann9 Landers EL CAMINO REAL WOMAN'S CLUB: The group's annual installation of officers will take place at a luncheon meeting on Tburaday. June2, in the communUy clubhouse, Dana Point. A musical program will be given by Sallyanne Bachman, vocalist, and Geza Wolf, pianist and composer. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS: The annual dlnner· dance of the Lons Beach·Orange County chapter of the CaUfomta Society ot CP~ is planned for Saturday, June 4, in, the Big- Canyon Country Club, Newport Beach. DEAR ANN: We are a child· less couple (by choice), and our heme is not child-oriented. Two tquples have ruined recent visits 10~ us by including toddlers and pr}?schoolers in late dinner in- Niaations, when they knew that ~e are not set up for entertaining ~oung children. ' •When they go out to a ~estaurant they get a baby-silt.er, but when it's just to someone's hduse, they don't bother. The vis· a were totally cblld·domlnated d adult convenaUon waa im· uible. I've alWll)'I beard tbat a good loclal rule ii to assume chlldren are NOT invited unless they are apeclfitaJJy included. Please ment. Sign me -NOT RUN· GA DAY CA.RE CENTER EAR NOT at1NNING: I .,.. ..... ,... - • , .... "9 .......... ti· r.sm are.; u ,_ llritte a.em M•9'a.J ..._ It'• •• · aftlu. ilalr ., I ' C ... a. please •ake .., ......... ,. t• ••••• • .. . cblldren at home. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am one of the many hotel telephone operators who work at. a big metropolitan hotel. and our switchboards are always very busy. During certain periods of the day we are run crazy with all the lines going at once. It's impossi· ble to take long messages. Yet some people think we are social secretaries. They give us ''messages" as long as letters. Why don't they realize there are other callers besides themselves? It is impossible to live good service if 10 calls are waiting and one person takes too Jong. Dcnens of hotel operators will be grateful it you will ask the public to show a little constdera· lion. Aod please, if ;t takes us a while to answer a call. don't aay "Oh, you're there! I thought all ofyoubaddied." -GRIPED DEAR G.: Here'1 JOUr ~r bat doa't expect It to cbuge aa1t11.1Dg: Some people are lmpa· tlent, demandlni and sarcastic and tbey take oat.their frustra- tions on "9e Ont penoa tMy talk to -which in many instances ls you. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I re· alize you have problems greater than this one, but I 've been bugged by something for a long time and would appreciate an answer. What is the proper social pro- cedure for entering a revolving I door when a man and a woman are together? Should the man allow the woman to enter first and then push from the rear or should be enter flrlt and make the pushing easier for her? , Please help me. Every time I see a revolving door, I run th~ other WJlY. -MR. 0 FROM NEW YORK DEAR NEW YOaK: •mu 1oes ftnt. He 0oald, bowewr, 1ay aometblng -such as, "Pardon me for golni-ahead but I'll do the pulling." '• CONFIDENTIAL to Third Time Since Christmas: See a ~awyer about aepar:-ate main· •tenance if you don't want a ,ilivorce. I realize a man must 'let o(f steam" but a woman eeds teeth ln her mouth. Your a rrl age sounds · like a ightmare. Wake up. How youne ls too youn1 ror a hild to Jeam about sex? That's ust one thing you'll find in Ann anders's new booklet, "How. hat and When to Tell Your hlld ~bout Sex ... Sud SO ceoll coin, alone with a long, 4tamped, solf ·1ddreued en· elope to Ann Landere, P.O. Box 1995, aucaao, Ill. eoeu. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Richard Mills, 540~6272, or Mrs. JameaSullos, 596-1802. DAUGmERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION: The Pa- tience Wright chapter will meet at noon, Tuesday, June 7, in the Hotel Laguna. Elizabeth Noble, assistant state secretary, will speak on George Washington, First American Conservationist. " WOMEN AGAINST RAPE: New volunteers are welcomed by the south county group, which formed ln Irvine in 1974 to establish a 24·hour hotline al 831·9110, nol 834•9110, as previously reported. CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS: Recycling aluminum is the group's 1977·78 c:.'bnservation and ecology proeram. The project Is sponsored in cooperaUon wltb Kalaer 6Juminum and Chemical Corporation's program, Can.DO. whic:h will pay the clubs 17 cents per pound of all-aluminum cam and cleaned, flattened foil products returned to alumln~m recycling sites. P~ident of the Orsnae County Dillrict is Mn. R&lpb C . Fore . COSTA MESA mGH SCHOOL: The clus of 1M7 will~ it.a 10.year reunioq Saturday, Sept. 17, ln the Saddl•back W:. Sant.. Ana. More lnformaUon la available by calline &tS.3647 . .· 87 BRIAN SULUV AN .,.klM<•Wfttw NEWARK, N.J . -Think of it as one slant electron.le "blackboard" in the sky, with scien- tists from all over the country working on it whenever they want to. The •'blackboard'' is a new computer system -called computerized conferencing -an alternative to the use of paper itseU, designed to break down the barriers of time and distance. AN EXPERIMENTAL program of this kind, involving 221 individuals in 33 groups of in· vestigators, is just eotng into operation at the New Jersey I111iltute of Technology. It is aimed at providing new for ms of communication in science and technology, but similar systems may :;ome day reach right into your living room. This system employs terminal.I around the country tied to a centralized computer system at NJIT by ordinary telephone. It allows scientists to send messages to eacb other. It gives each member bis or her own "notebook." It repJaces face-to-face contact at expensive and time- consuming conventions. And it can even provide a coffee break, with scientists sitting around their computer terminals, telling jokes. This big public blackboard could be used for widespread education programs, to provide recreation, help lobbyin1 groups get together, hold town meetings. "ANY SUCH APPLICATIONS of com- puterized conferencing systems would be likely to lead to widespread changes in work patterns and lifestyles," says Dr. Starr Roxanne Hiltz of· Upsala College, who is working with Dr. Murray Turorr, a computer scientist and designer of the system. · "There is no reason why one's terminal, and thus place of work, has to be separate in time and space from one's place of living or leisure. Wherever there's a telephone, you can plug into your computer and your conferences and go to work, whenever it suits you. "This is especially important for women," Or. Hiltz says, "to facilitate time budgeting between family and career. I( you can work in your own home, whenever it suits you, there won't be those minor crises that make it so dif- ficult for the parent responsible for child care, such as what to do when the baby sitter doesn't come it your school-age child is sick. One will be able to stay home near the children and work. "Overall, computer conferencing will mean more substitution of communication for transportation for all white collar workers. Men, as well as women, will be able to opt for work in their homes or neighborhood centers much of the time instead of commuting daily to central city offices. "TIUS WOULD CUT down on use of the automobile, with the attendant energy and pollu- tion problems it causes, and on the suburban sprawl which grows out of the necessity for the expanding middle class to live within daily com- muting distance of downtown office centers.'' For the immediate future, however , the system will provide more efficient scientific communication. It is built with the idea of the "invisibile college" in mind: informal groupings • of scientists whose interests transcend their own universities and Unk them with scientists in the same field across the country. The new system, supported by the National Science Foundation, bas four major features: " l. A llESSAGE system. Any one member :fl! can send a message to any other or all. The " message can be informal or temporary, and dis· appears from the system a week later. A . message will wait for the recipient to sign in on the system at his or her leisure. The message system is economically competitive with the telephone and mail. 2. The conference, a running series of short papers and discussions on a specific topic. The computer replaces a three-hour or three·day seminar. Or the computer conference could run on for weeks or months, with members signing in and contrubutlni when they choose. Working by the swimming pool is made possible by a portable computer terminal, , explains \>Dr. Starr Roxanne Hiltz . of Upsala . College in ,~ ~ew Jersey. She is The computer keeps order. "When do you want to begin?" it asks. The researcher can ask for all contributions since he was last on-line, or ask for a particular person's remarks, or ask for . everything from a certain date. There also is a human moderator to control membership and discussion. .. .taking part ·.~;nan "Socially, you can participate more evenly," Dr. Hiltz says. "No one can get the floor and shout down the slower thinkers or talkers.'' On the other hand, this impersonality can have obvious disadvantgages. The social and emotional aspects or face-to-face meeting will be absent. "A person is likely lo feel a bit like a robot after several hours alone in a room 'talk- ing' to a machine,'' says Dr. Hiltz. Part of the ex- periment is to try to build in humanizing factors. 3. THE NOTEBOOK. Right now, each participant has space for his or her personal use, for composing scientific papers, for example. "It's the private space of the individual, but you can authorize any others to read Ci ve pages of it,'' says Dr. Turoff. 4. The bulletin, or journal. When an article is ready, the author notifies the human editor, who sends the article to "referees" for evaluation. The paper could be ''published" on the computer the next week or even the next day. r. experimental system called computer conferencing. THE 'LUMllH~ HEATIHG AIR COHD. m...-. .. __ , s.r..e.1n Yo.ir A,....c.11 MISSION VIEJO 28922 C.n"no Cao•1tr•1>0 ,. > ..... ,~A •,f\•1: 495-0401 COST ... 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Thre(' days in Havana. Twenty·dfly cruise will run you $795 low to $1615 high. <This $'10 to $80 a day follows the Russian competilive line of cutting below other Cari bbean cruises.> SIQP CARRIES 600. Air-conditioned. Makes stops at Bermuda, Gaspe. No\'a Scotia and Nassau. They say Americans can get \'isas from the Cuban Cons ulate in Canada or the Czechoslov akian Embassy in Washington. D.C. l'rl get a booking on the ship -an) travel agenc y and start on that \.'isa RIG I IT NOW. . l applied to the Czechs a couple of years ago. F11led out the mimeo forms and sent $60 for administrative fee. And that was the last I heard. No matter how friendly Carter and Castro, I'd bet there'll be time and red tape. 0 06 "Our first time abroad ... how s hould we carry money'!" Enough U.S. dollar bills to get you through the U.S. airport plus tipping when you arrive. Put the bulk of your money in U.S. dollar tra vel checks . They cash anywhere, even on Sunday. Money's re- turnable\fyou los e them. You can buy travel checks in other cur- rencies: Swiss francs, German marks etc. l don't see any advantage to it. Change U.S. checks at banks! Hotels take a dollar to two dollars for each $100. Banks are modest. Probably charge you around 30 cents. o•• Our man in Grand Bahama repor:ts they've lured Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder away from Las Vegas "The Greek" (you should know if you bet > is quoted on all kinds of odds. From horses to presidential elections. Grand Baha ma is high-rolling dice country. But they didn 't bring "The Greek" in to give you the chances on eight-the-hard way. They'll be running low· cost air charters called "Jimmy the Greek Specials ... The project is being run by the three Princess hotels. "How do people who work on airlines beat the jet lag?" Well. here·~ a choice of answers . ({won- dered about that, too > Stewardess flying to Europe· "We turn around and come back after one day. I get home and go right to bed... Captain of a 747 fiying the same route: "I wake up when l get home about 3 a.m. I get up and catch up on my paper work. I thlnk jet lag is largely imaginary." •*• STEWARD FLYING from the U .S. to Australia: "You have to overcome the de· sire to go to bed right away when you get there. Like, if you get into Sydney at 3 in the afternoon, stay up until bedtime even if you're collapsing. Sleep through the night and next day you 're OK ... For myself, I expect to feel awful for a couple of days. (And I'm always right.> Worst lag is when your body turns on and you are wide awake at 3 a.m. I keep a paperback novel in my flight bag. (Agatha Christie is great at this time.> Before bed· time, I get the kitchen to send up a thermos jug of coffee and a few sandwiches. A small bottle of champagne chilling in a bucket of ice doesn't hurt either. It might even save your miserable life. • The Medical Newsline • Age-Old Skin Disease Conquered NEW THERAPY CLEARS ACNE Is acne treatable? 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The telegraph com· pany abandoned the service years ago, but two San Francisco men revived the business last ·year. Now there are eight of the tuneful franchises in California, the latest being Costa Mesa's Western Onion, working out or a sparsley decorated office on Harbor Boulevard. For $20 up, depeodinf on mileage and extras, Western Onion singers fill almost any re- quest. CARNOHAN HAS a repertoire or silly songs, ranging from ask· ing for a date to a bon voyage message. You can even have a Western On.ion messenger, com· plete with uniform and pillbox , cap, ~tuc at your 100'• Bar Mltzvab. ''It's to the tune of Hava Nq.lla." said a.year-old Debby Leed.I. Camollan's lead bellhop. "Only the worda are 1UgbUy dlf. lerent." Then, launching into a son, and marching a.round a table, Debby sang. "Have a pastrami, Have a dill pickl_!, How about some Scbnappes, ·.1'oday you are a mensch .•. " CARNOHAN SAID Debby and two other sin&ers have performed 60 singing telegrams in the Harbor Area since opening earlier this month. "Most ot the business is at restaurants for birthdays and an- niversaries," be said. Most lyrics are put to classic melodies, Carnohan explained. The others are original acores, some vaudeville, some takeoffs on operas. "I guess you'd call them cabaret-style musical poetry," he laughed. · CORNY OR NO, the songs have had some potent results. ''We had a guy who asked us to sing a song to bis girlfriend ask- ing her to marry hlm," Carnohan said. "Then about two weeks ago she asked us if we bad a song that would say she would accept b1a orrer. "We didn't have one so weset- tied on 'lAWe and Marriage; and 1an1 It to bim last night, .. Carnohan said. "She told me they're ptt1JlC married in Nov· ember." Ms. Leeds, who used to work at th,e Lee Angeles Western Onion branch. aafd she composed a sonc to tell a husband his wile wu pregnant. WHILE THE base price is $20, Carnoban said he does oUer ex- tra services, like composing original messages and lyrics at about $1.S a tune. Debby also tap dances, which she'll do for an extra $5, and you can alwiu-1 order a duet -for an added charge. But Western Onion draws the line at what Carnohan calls ''bummer messages." "We aren't going to go out and sine, 'I Want a Divorce.' to some unsuspecting spouse," be said. Western Onion · singers have also tu.med down requests to sing in the nude and to toss pies in the reclpient 'a face following a tune. SO IF AN impish girl who looks like she's dressed for a Phillip Morris cigarette commercial bursta upon your party at a crowded restaurant and breaks into a rendition of "March of the Toreadors.'' just sit back and en· joy it. 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Passengers on our night include Americans and other nationalities Crom every part of the world. THE AIRCRAFT speeds down the runway and the motion 1s bumpy. Once the plane leuves the ground everything is smooth The ride seems no different from that or slower craft. to begin with. Even wben the plane~· aches 60,000 feet and increases speed lo Mach 2 twice the speed of sound--there is hardly a detecta· ble difference m the ride. The dif- DINNEll IS delicious. featuring caviar. Maine lobster. a choice of veal. duckling or venison and fresh strawberries. Each course ls accom· panied by a superb wine. Jamaican Royal cigars are offered after dJ.n.oer. A good pen ls oven each traveler as a mementoolthetrip. And there's a very special sound of music -all·around sound, a new audio development for the Coocorde. All ls calm and peaceful as you zip along half a mile a second. You have hardly finished dinner wben the coastline and then the lights of London come into view. 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Noyes has widl' and varied experie nce in com· mercial, heavy and utility con· strucUon. He holds a bachelor of bcacnce degree from the University of Colorado in bust· ness administration U.J. "BUZZ" EVERS, owner of Evers and As· sociates, announced retently the expansion and re· location of h1s professional of· fices to 1300 Quail Street. Suite 105. Newport Beach Evers was "Realtor As soc1ale of the Year" in 1974, past \'ice president of the East Orange County Board of Realtors and chairman of many committees on local .ind stall' levels. Evers also created and ell' signed the first National Evus Realtors Flag. lie.• also is presidt•nt of the newl~ fcf\Jnded lrvinl' Newport Executive Asi.ociation. PATRICK G. HA YES, 30. h<1s been named to t~e post of director of construction for Akins Development Compa11y f Hayes has been associated with Akins for the plst 18 months as un on-site superintendent. Prior HAYf !> to that time he had been with Irvine P<icific Development Company for over a year in a s1malar capacity. ln all. he has almos t six ) l'.ir-> in the field of on ·sitc mana,l!l'ml·nt 11 a ' £•..., .• 11 a t 1 ,. l' o f Sebastop0l. C.tl1f holds a BA from L'tah St;lll· l nl\ ers1ty, and ('Urr<'nth r(''-Hh ·-. \' 1th h1S \\ lfr and llH'tt lhr•·t• , h1ldrc•n ir1 Mis S Hin 1.' I l' 111 JOHN M. l'lt:R('I h.1 .... 111i111·d tht·...,taffof Oa\'Jd G Miller ;md .\...,s11l'1<1l1·-. lht· Co::-.ta :'\lcsa project developm1.•n1 and <·<111q11wt11111 management firm He will sen1· as prnwc·t ma11agc•1 P11•n·1• has had :.!O '1·ar..., 11f land de\'elopment ex· pl'rll'IH't' I lis 1u·11ft>ss11111:d nos ti ions included di rec· tor of houi.111 ~ ;111ct shopping n•n tcrs for l\aul m;w ancl Broacl 111 l'arb. and \'ltT Pl't''>l(knl or housin.I! for hoth ttw Grant C'111n pam .111cl lht.> M d 0arlh\' ('11m pan;. 111· also wa... a ... s111'1at1·ll with P;1r11l•e C1ins 11 t1rl1on ('om µan:-and '' 1th Su nsl'l In It·• 11 a t1pnal Petroleum Compan) In addition. he operalt.'d his O\\ n dt· "elopml•nt firms, h:rndhn~ <·om mercial, go\'ernmt·nt ancl hous mg prol'(.'rt) • PtEACE A hc~n<,(•cl l 'all form a c·onl r a<'I or. Pierce al· tended \'l•nlura ('olll•J!l' Ocll-ssa l'ollt'ge, and l 'CLA Ill-;incl h1~ \\ 1ft• .. lt·an. hvc m Irvine and have t"o c·hildn·n . .J11n1 , W .ind Tre). 16 . SHIRi.Et: Ht:l.I. h.1 .... hcen named Executive Aflmmistrator for Grant Warmington Builders. lrvinc-bast'd <IC'\ t•lopl•rs o( s ingle family res idences and condom1111 ums throughout Southern California. Mrs Acll's rl'sponslhihties include the wrilm~ of contrat·ts. JOh ct;>sl1nJ(, loan admm1slrallon and hud>!l'I eontrol. llc•r l2 years or c·xpericnce 111 tht• tonstruction industry was r'l'<'ogn1n'CI recent!) "hen she "ns t'll·l'lro president of the Sad· cll<'had. Cap1:.trano Chapter of the 8000 memb1·r Women in Construc-tion WIC 1s made up of women 1n <111 ;lSrwc:ts of con struct1nn. rnl·lu<l1ng contractors. cn1i:1nc•t•r..., and JI ch1l<'rt..., KARL KREtJTZER h,1 ..., J<nned thr• .I M Pet<'rs Comp;in) of Nl'\\p<1rt Rl'al'h ·'" dire('t11r nf purcha~ in~ Assocwtl'd 11.1th bulld1nJ,l industr) opt•rallons for the pa<;t six and a h.1lf ) t.>ar-.. Kn•ulzer "111 be· responsible for coord1nJt111n of pl' eh mmary project opN ut 1oni. includin~ b1ddin~. "" ard1nj.l con tract~. schedulin)! ancl gt•m•ral planning Current d<'' l'lopmt·nh "'h1ch ht• \\-Ill bc• 111\ ol\ N1\\-1lh1n dude tht• 202· homt• c·om mu nit\ nf \V~odsidt• I rv1nc• 1n lht• n<'"- VMlagc o( Northwood. uncl the fihal phas<' of IU! hom('S at Woodside /Luk<' Von•st . - • Prior to joi111nJ? lh<' firm. . ue:unu Kteutier scrvecl ll!t vice pr<'si<ll•nt in chargt' of opera· lions for Ponderosu Hom<'s } lie and his wife, Luanne, and their two children rQ.5ide in Irvine and pl11n lo movr to l.a~una Reach lhis!lummer • I JIM BERRY has been named Vic<> President ahd General partner of Grant Warmington BPilders, an Irvine, based developer. Berry's 30 years of <'Xpericnce m the residential ctstruction indµstry began when he along with five other ~rothers wentto work • Jor their fathet, a licensed con· tractor. Prior to joining Grant· Warmington, he was with Robert H. Grant Company for 13 years. starling as carpenter foreman and progressing to Corporate Vice President in charge of purchasing and con· struction for the companys seven divisions. HUY His son, Russ Berry, has J<1tned Grant•Warml.J>.aton as well, and works close· l3' with Berry as sup~r-intendent of three of the com· Pfny's current projects. I ' • More th n 200 invited &u ts got an early look at Huntington Village Hom dwiog a preview sbowlne of the model homes re· cently. The 34 homes are built in lbe vicinlty of the original villaee of Huntington Beach, then called Pacific City. Departing from normal procedure. Foxx Development Corp. built the custom homes on lots throughout the historic section of the city. rather than in a separate tract. THE TWO STORY, three· bedroom. three·bath homes are priced from $101.500 and have 1. 765 square feet of living space. The homes resemble Cape Cod homes and f ure stucco or wood siding, &!lake roofs, de· tached garage with alley access. concrete driveways and under· ground uUlities. An eye-level microwave oven and a self-cleaning gas oven with cooktop are ipstalled in the kitchen as is a double stainless steel sink w\th disposer and a dishwasher. BATH&OOMS HAVE a skylight. marble countertops and unilavatorles without ~ams or Jay W. Mil c be l I . grout and laree. double sinks. Laguna Hills· based 1eneral contra1:tor A model Huntington Village specializing in construe· Home, decorated by Newport lion of roads, bridges B e a ch d es i g n e r B e v er 1 y and major storm drain Thompson, is now open from 10 projects, will relocalt\ to a.m. to dusk daily al 519 14th new and larger quarters Street. To reach the model home REAL ESTATE now under construction. take the Beach Blvd. offramp of Mitchell's new $1 the San Diego Freeway south to million facility will be Adams Ave. and right to Main sltuai.t on a two-acre Street. Left on Main to where site purchased from JJB 14th Street splits to the right of( ----------Investments, Inc .• at Main. Additiona l information C.ll 642_ 5878. 16249 Construction Circle may be obtained by calling Put• tew words West, south of Warner 960·5244. toworktor ou. Avenue in Irvine In· dustrial Complex. lnvestinent Talk ~ Set for Builders .. Money: how to make it, how to spend it, and how to invest it" will be the topic of the June 6 meet· ing of the Orange County Chapter of the Building In; dustry Association at the Airporter Inn. Featured speaker at the gathering will be Eugene S. Rosenfeld president or Anden Corpora· tion . From 1971 to 1976. Rosen· feld was president of Kaufman and Broad J lomes. Inc , a multi· national building company list· ed on the New York Stock Ex· change. He resigned m 1976 to enter entrepreneurial housing development by founding his own firm. Anden Corporation. Save 100/o on Allstate in~urance for your new home. Special guest at the meeting will be David Sills. mayor of the city of Irvine. AOSENl'E10 Tickets for the dinner meeting are $11 far mem· bers and $13 for non-members. Reservations may be made by contacting the Orange County chapter office at 17291 Irvine Blvd . Suite 254, Tustin 92680, or phoning 832·3484 Financing Okayed For Three Projects Permanent financing of $7,475,000 has been negotiated by Coldwell Banker M,anagement Corp. 's real estate finance office, Newport Beach, for three Orange County proje~ts. according to Robert A. Stine. senior real estate finance officer. Airport Industrial Complex, a multi.tenant in· dustrial park al the northeast corner of Main Street and South Sky Park Boulevard in Irvine. has re- ceived S4.775,000 for development of Phase XI. Schedulro for completion in the fall of 1977, Phase XI will add 194.000 square feet lo the existing 875,000 square foot complex Owner of the project is Airport Industrial Complex. The Koll Company. Newport Beach, is the general contractor. Financ· ing totalin~ approximately $10.5 million for the pre- nous 10 phases "as also arranged through the Coldwell Banker company Long·term financing totaling $1.9 million has been negotiated for an expanded manufacturing facility for Shiley Laboratone~, Inc A leading manufacturer of heart \ alves and other related medical devices. Shiley Labs is headquartered at 17600 Gillette Ave. m lr\'lne lnduslri<tl Complex The new racility, containing 97.000 square feet. will be located next to Sh1ley's existing 55.000 square foot building. Construction 1s expected lo be com- pleted by September 1977 Also funded was $800,000 for an existing two.· story medical offic<' building at Hospital and Placentia Roads in Newport Beach. The property, consisting of 22.000 square fl.~l or rentable space. is owned by a partnership made up of D. V.M . Inc. and Or Stanley Mosler. both of Nc·wport Beach All three loans 11.ere arranged by James f . Nanlais. real estate f10anc<' officer in the Coldwell Banker firm's Newport Hcach office ,--- ,. If your house is 5 years old or less, you may qualify for Allstate's "New House 10~) Discount!' We've found it costs less to insure newer homes, and we're passing this savings on to you. If your house qualifies, we'll keep deducting 10'/C from your basic home- owners premium, until your house becomes 5yearsold. have an Allstate Homeowners policy, better :!:~~:·)lliSiiin lh• You're in good hands. If you already have an Allstate Homeowners policy, you'll see the savi ngs reflected with your next renewal- automatically. lfyou live in a new house, but don·~ r-----------------------------, : Saft V-Bring this : JO, ~~~rt: to I 0 agertt- 1 or simply I phont-t.o find I out if you qua!· I with Allstate's ifyforthi,.,m·w I "New House moncy-sa\ mK I 10% Discount." discount. L----------•------------------~ [)1~rnunt B\'ailnbh· m mo:.t i.tatt:1>. Albtaw lni;urancl'Company. N11rthhrook, llt Funky Ho~sFor Lovers Grand Opening Not your ordinary homes. Not in a tract. But scattered among other homes In the original town lot area of Huntington Beach. Within walking distance of the beach. Individualistic. Each on its own lot with a small but completely private back yard. Good things like brick entries, vaulted ceilings, wood- bumtng fireplaces, kitchen pantry. Welcome back to village life In old lillntington Be..ach. Not your "plastic pfanned community.'' Library, sohools, and parks with great old trees. Quiet streets, a little-rundown at the heels. Why not-they're 60 years old1 Ride your bike a few blocks to town. You won't eveh come near a major thoroughfare. ... Tennis club and golf course 10 blocks away. If a "tracty" house is not for you but beach living is, come to our pJa~e this weekend. A home at the beach is one of the better things In life. 3 bedrooms from $101,500 ~l'J 14th Sf Hunllrtgton 9.?Mh f7'4T 'MO r;z1i.1 By f01111 0..-vwk!pment Corp \ . $.; ,-~. ··:~ • ~ .t"/~· ·~·~ ,,.. .' .., , ... ~ ·~·~#~[· ~il\'~ .~-.~ , I * OPEN HOUSES * SAT /SUH. & MON. I ·I HA.RI~ VllW HOMlS V_1ew~ of N~wport Center & park; h1ghJ1ghts this 2 bdrm .. dining rm .. den, pool & jacuzzi home ... great out-~ oor area geared for your en- JOyment...see it, it"s for you. $154,900. 1812 Newport Hrns Dr. East. HARIOR VIEW HOMES . f'RICE REDUCTION $5.000 V tew from den & bdrm. of this. tremendously upgraded 2 bdrm .. din- ing rm. & den home ... see the lovely gardens & superb condition of this out- standing home featuring extensive im- ported tile. patio areas. security system. etc. Owner leaving area & ctnx1ous to sell ! 1937 Port Cardigan LIDO ISLE-229 VIA. GENOA. 2 Bdrms., dining rm. & den 3 baths· oi:i Lido's widest street. st~ps fro~ Lido Nord & bay ... oriented towards e~tertainment ease & privacy ... large ~ttchen. living rm. & mstr. BR. look· in g . out o ~ s p a ci. o u s . c h a rm in g patio cxc1t 1.ng_ Lido s hoppin g & restaurants within walking distance $205,000 ct Orange Coast Q:. 2600 (.Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 • 4848 --------!General 1002 ~······················· ERRORS: Adverlisersl should check their ads I doily and report er· rors immediately. The DAILY PILOT a ssumes liability for the f irst in· correct inserlion only . 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Waiting for you is new carpeting, wallpaper, drapt.>s. paint. oven. etc. etc, etc. Mature fruit trees and a lov· ely ~arden See today .$85.000 Call 640·6161 1>..t1 ~tit1ul \\Ood ;.b 111:.:h·d rn.1' 11 • 1 1t h 11 11;.., '''"·"·"'' 1111111\0 1111 11111 ' l l \\ill IH· _1111<' 111m11r1 "" 1 .ii I 111111 ~HERITAGE REALTORS [~Ill-- RAH CHO SAN JOAQUI N HEW LISTIH(; \l;i,,11 •· 1 11 \I ul I 1· 1 Ill<' l!Jll, :! llH 1lt•n. ·• H\ 1."11'11111\ 11rwr.11h•11 c Jn 111· .... 111 1111111~ht-u t' 111 ... lo pco .. 1 'l 11'1 .,1111 1111 I 111 111 .. hi•d f:orn.11 & Co. ,rop. 673-7011 LA GUN.A VIEW LOT F.1111 ,,111 ton·\t•r 111 1 ;111 EAST SIDE Co,1 .1 \l.,.,.J Colonial \l.111,11111 nn tlUl<'I eul 1lv '·" n'"" 'l'\\ port !> liJ<'k H.11 ' "l:!!J.'.lllO Red I ',Ill" I 'i.>.I l.:!CI'! .111rl 111' hL·h1 1 "'" I r•om Harbor View flu , l"f' HI the· 1101 Id 11 .. -.1 I ' 111 1' f)Jnt•h'<I clen tha:-. 111111 Fl.11 l1111lc1tni: 11:111 rl<·"" & IJ.:l' c:loM'I. may hl' 1~1 llm1• 111!1•rt'tl S>t7 • .f'{HI u"t"I ,, .... lnl bdrm 1 :! 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UHl9UE IN MESA VERDE -recent redo. 3 bdrm pool home, near M. V.C.C. $129,000. See Doris Kirst at 1791 Jamaica Road. UNl9UE OYBt NEWPORT HARIOR -4 bdrm .. 2 story. incredible Bay views. room for tennis. See Jane Paquin at 1101 Kings Road. $298,000. UNlqllE IN MESA. VERDE -Popular Republic. 4 bdrm. tri-level. large FR hom e with a cul-de-sac location . $113,900. See Jackie Handleman at 1936 Sanderling Circle. UNl9Uf IN-wlSTCLIFF -Beaut. corner lot, nice area, 3 bdrm pool home im- mac., charming. See Natalie Fogarty at 1228 Sussex Lane. Bring $146,000. UNlqllE ON LIDO SANDS -1 block from ocean -3 bdrms & private pool ; remodeled. redecorated & prof. landscaped. See at 5001 Bruce Cres- cent. UNl(i)UE IN SHORECLIFFS -4 bdrm .. pool. mini estate, new kitchen. im· mac .. $215.000. See Dennis Pilon at 242 Driftwood U~lf)UI: li()Ml:S REALTORS' THf NICEST P(OPLP SELLING THE N£A TEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US General I 002'GeMral 1002 .......................•.•........•••......... A Memorable Memorial Tlfe day you decided to MAKE THE MOVE .. TO THE OCEANFRONT Brand new 4 bdrm. home on prime Peninsula loca· tion nr. the Point. Mstr. bdrm. with luxurious dressin g rm ., frpl c.: s hingled exterior. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 1313 E . BALBOA. $295,000 T~ THE IA.CK IA. Y From the sweeping ct~cular drive to the sparkling pool , this 4 BR. Baycres t home is a jewel. Expensively appointed thruout with cust?m wallpapers & carpets. Lge. family rm . & formal dining rm. perfect background for all entertain- ing needs. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1628 SANTIAGO. $247.000 TO THE PENINSULA To meet the needs of the large family, this 4 BR. home + 2 maid's rooms. is spread over 3 lots. Huge family rm .. even a theatre! 4 Car garage +guest parking. $375.000. TO THE .. IGHTS Charming 3 BR home on quiet street. Beautiful kitchen & family rm. Vacant & ready for YOU! OPEN SAT. 1·5 1410 LENWOOD. $119,500 POOL & LANAI 11ALECREST. 3 bedrm private home. Qwet but close to Fairview Rd & San Diego fo'rl.'c\\ ay. 3129 Bray Lane, CM. ~'7\l.450. BIG FAMILY See this 5 ~drm . 2500 ~q.rt home in EJ!>lhluH Choice locdllon. 1:.iri.:l yard 1111 h II aw a11;111 teahOU:O.l'. J u!>I ~15i.OW Call for appointment to &ee. Roy Mc Cardle Realtor 18 I 0 Newport Costa Mesa 548-7729 REAL ESTATE MANAGER WANTED For well known. expand· ing Heal E~tatc com· pllny. Opc11111g 3 nvw ol· ltcc in Co:.ta ;\le!>a :\lu:.t h;l\c experwncc. Sal<trY plu.~ +. All apphcat1011!t conficlen11ul. /\pply to EXCITING NEW LISTINGS THE BLUFFS OP.EN TODAY 1 TO 5 •h 2114 VISTA ENTRADA. -4 Bdrms ., 3 baths, end unit townbome -2100 s q. ft. of easy living. Just received a "ma, jor overhaul" from profess. decorator -all new -plush carpets, gorgeous J draperies & cus tom papers; fully air· cond .• priva te brick patio, full front balcony & oh so much, much more! Absolutely s mashing & ~ery well priced at $149,500. 400 VISTA QUINTA -barely 4 years old : a delightful "Dolores Plan". choice end unit location featuring ,~ huge wrap-around. enclosed garden ' ' patio -only steps to s parkling pool. 3 Bdrms .. 212 bath, dramatic split-level 1 home with loads of extra parking. Of· f ered at $136.000. SPECIAL NOTE: Still available. a choice "Trina Plan" (3 bdrms .. 21 2 . bath end unit) in original area. Owner invites bids. on this gorgeous, green· belt facing home . 1.fiaHltttQti & <f 11., \ l~1\tilto rn Rtng 640 · 5560 day or evenmq Ea-.tbluff Pro fes!>10nJI Bldg t\d. No. !!b'9, Daily Pilot, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Classified Adverti< .. ing, 330 W. Bay St., Co!>ta Mesa, Cahr. 92626. C-2 Corner Choice :'\ewport Bh d location with Hi6' Iron tage. Building und 1>or t1C1n of lot t·urrl'nlf\ lc:ist.•d C al l fo·r p.1rt1rulu1·s SI 25,000 . ~~t.l'tn -ANYTIME Open Sun/Mon I ·S 1621 Port Barmouth SEEING IS BELIEVING!! 111 Harbor View Home!'> . .:. Bcdrms. l~c lam1ly room '''/Wet bur. Formal dm mg room 2 fircµlact'!t \ icw covered p.it10 Somerset model. A'ok1ni.: only S li4 .!l50 Call O.U·'iZ70 "4UIC S#Nitk tp.'UfC4# REALTORS SPACIOUS LIVING ('athcderal entry. st~p down liv-rm w lbril'k frple, clividinA formal d111·rm w/cu111om chan· dclitir. hright k1t r hen w l'orning slll\ e. opens 11110 lgc fam-rm w/bnck frplc, ~ RR. l Ra, plus honus room \\ 'n ew. Air l'Ond .. 3 rar Aaragc. l~c pool s ized yard . near l\lariewood & Canvon Schools. OPEN SUN- DAY 1·5. Southern C:ihf. .Realty, 540·8149 or !'H0·5605 NEW LISTING Attractive 2 + family on large R·2 lot; close to Lido s hopp111J!. S95.000 Including the land ' fi/3-366.1 f.?:J.8086 Eves associated 8POKERS REAL TORS 10 '', W &ott;no 6 11 l66 I $2,400 Oiffere nt>e in price in these two 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home1>. One in l\les a Verde, S89.900 . The other. Mission VicJo, S87.500. Each ls in )\Int condition in &out' rn 833-97531 Liil~~ 1001 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... POOL PARTY ., ON 3/4 ACRE OF PRIVACY .' Custom 4 bedroom. family room 11 home in exclusive North Tustin area. Room fo r tennis courts & has a lovely · pool & ~1orse cor;als W.th plenty of room left over for the kids. Come & .1 s ee at our open house Sunday 1·5. 11862 Redhill A venue, Tustin CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates , Realtors ' 1 . Ge-Mral • I 0021 G....,.al I OOl ·····~·················'······················· cae: 10111 ILlllS aa. :: OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE e OPEN SUN & MOM 1-5 (WEEK DAYS BY APPOINTMENT) 2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE Harbor View Homes. Reduced To $159,900! Charming 2 Story Portofino Model In An Executive Neighborhood Of Prestige Homes 3 Large Bedrooms 2lfl Ba Family Room. Separate Dining Room. Large Patio, Well Landscaped Pool· size Yard. Owners Have Purchased · 1 Another -Anxious! r• ., #I 0 CREST CIRCLE Corona del Mar Canyon Crest i • ., Estates Area. Lovely End Unit E Plan Townhouse w /2 Spacious Bedrooms. 2'12 Baths. 2 Fireplaces -, One in The Master Bedroom 3 P atios. Built-in All Electric Kitchen Beautifully Carpeted & Draped Near Pool & Jacuzzi $118.500 1706 PottT ASHLEY PLACI Harbor View Homes. Charming Single Level "Monaco" Model, 2 Bedrooms Convertible Den, Mstr Suite With 12 Ft War<lrobe. Professionally Decorated. Highly Upgraded Van Luit Wallpaper, Del Piso Tile, Used Brick Entry. All Electric Kitche n . Patio. Blue Cha mpagne Pool. $148,500 New Low Price! Open Sunday 1-5 ., •I I ., 3 UNITS Tn · (;I I manrinit nn t b 1!> unM1uel~ tlt>"lJtll\'d hon 1e bud I .irnund li.:t• bt fl Ill"'' Thi:. l'kc.1nt I hdrtn h o m l' 1 " 11 I 1· .ti I " J i.:rar1ou' lmh l11·1np; t'on1a1n' ,1 f.1m 1 n:• bonu<. loft den 1·-.1 Ill ,...hut kr:. & "11IIpa1w1~ ~11 tonl.' ct>ntt•r ktlr hN1. bltn 1aruum & interroCll & a hobh~ shop dark rm Outst:mdm~ profc:.~nonltl lndsc·pini.t. btfl ~l l'~~ Verde area. r lose Lo Country Club fl46.m1 VA GeMnll I 002 Ci..,.al I 002 ·----~---........... -FttEHCH REGENCY GOLF COURSE VIEW-·- Attractive property with special charm and appeal. Comfortable 2 bedrm home + two 1 bedroom units. Perfect for owner occupant or in· vestor with an eye tor possible future development of adjacent pro- perties. Priced at $139.500. Please phone for additional information and appaintment. Call 546-4141 I COMPARISONS WILL SELL IT! This property is proud or its 4 bedrms and 2 baths which ts newly decorated. Beautiful pool with lot.s oC decking and low maintenance yard. Nothing to compare at 8>,500. Call 5'6--tl41. , Offic~\ 101..af,.d '" c.,,,., ""4 f'\n HwthnqtOf• S("O( h N r ""f>0'-1 S,.. nc'1 1-•\tJl@HIHJ TERMS Use your GJ. &mellts lo 1 ___ R_ea_l_E:_s_ta_te_~-bu.v this 3 Bedroom home FtRE Mou .... T ... IN in fnntnstic a~a! Hurry! " "' Only 562,500. Call Red 1 ~ + .arrc CLIS1'0M 3txr. Ca11>et. 75-1· 1202 ~bti.dint·m.frpk.hrdwd ----· - firs i\11 upi;ru!ll•OI IU!all'~lilt• Reac1 y nnw O Jl t Sat Sun. 1190 ,\vol'ndcl. Ocean!fidt' .i33 48()1, 498·0788 USE THI DAfL Y PIL:OT •FAST USULr' SBVICI DIUCTOIY For Result service Cell 642-1671 W.J11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••'• •• • ••••••••••• PENINSULA home. Comfortable Camily bome a few step& from the be~h. 4 B<tnns., 3 baths. $19$,000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes with pier & float from ~,000 up. BA YFRONT~ pJer & float, lots $250,000 to $325,000. tc> build your own custom home. Severa) areas to ch00$e fJ;'om. · ' B!ll AMI LIJ REALTY 1'9 Ce11ty0tt Twnh• 3 br. 2'12 ba for lease. $850/mo unfurnished, fu~ished negotiable. ••• Woodbrid91t Arbor lake VIEW .,r llH? mountains & opert netds from this NEW 2 Ur. 2 ba luxury condo nl' take. Sunken Uv.rm w/frpk. Sepuratt run.rm. Two car gnrngc & Y o·u n ow N PRIVATE ltEAR YARD. Sll.9,500. 759-l.SIS 759-0087 In Prestigious Dover S h ores With Ex c:iting Bay View from Terrace. Luxurious l Story Home By Ivan Wells. Living' Room With Marble Fireplace And An Air Of Friebdly Charm That Radiates Hos pitality. Huge Garden Courtyard Entry With Electric Gate 4 Large Bedrooms 3'1.a Ba Family Room, Wet Bar. Gracious FQrmal Dining Room. All Electric Kitchen Large Lot. Many Extras $285,000 Including the Land Once imprisoned for extortion, Rob61t Del/Inger now makes a good living writing scripts for television. Cops, Robbers Now They Write TY Crime Shows LOS ANGELES (AP) -Five years afo Dallas Barnes and Robert Dell· iager were on opposite aides of the Jaw. The bunter and the bunted. Barnes was a homicide investigator for the Lo6 Angeles Police Depart. rnent. Dellinger was on the run for at· tempting to extort $800,000. Today, they're still making_ a living off crime-far more lucrauve and perlectly legal. They write for the television cop shows. .... D BEEN A street eop for many years and 1 found it easy to write about police." said Barnes. 0 1 bad an '-'d ge on other writers. I knew the Jargon and the hardware. I knew the day-to-d<.iy happenings ot the squad room and patrol cars." Dellinger said, .. I think having been in prison and gotten to know hundreds o( criminals you realize there is noun- Horm causation. People commit crimes for various reasons. It's the people aspect that's important to me when I write a crime story. I get a good picture of. that person in my mind. Not the crime.•• Two men writing from experience. Different backgrounds, different ap- proaches. ·Barnes: "Sure, I put my feelings in- to my stories. My feelings have to be biilsed and slanted to favor the police. B(lt I also understand that the bad guys are people. Many times they're very sympathetic characters. What people are looking for is some happi- ness. but unfortunately some people like to take short cuts and wind up in trouble. I don't hate criminals, but I don't hke what they do and I'm not ~oft on them ... DEUJNGER: "I'M sympathetic to tbe criminal I want people to un- derstand them. l want people to see t&at crime is not always rooted in greed. There's desperation, loneli - n~s, bitterness. My biggest com· J>14Unt with 1V before I started writing was ijlat it glamorized the chase and tG,e capture, but always ignored the end result, incarceration. If more s bows dealt with the bitterness, the a1Jenation1 the destructi•eness of the prison system it would give young people food for thought. The criminal wcrld wouldn't be as alamorous as it's made out to be." Barnes, 34, quit a year ago after 11 years a8 policeman. He began writing lll 1970 when he was drafted into com- munity relations for two years. "I was oil the street, wearing smooth clothes aod out or the mainstream of police work:• be said. "To keep in the m~am and vent some frustra· Uons I began writing. Ten moaths Jet.er I had a draft of my first novel. ·aee the Woman."' Jn early 1975, "KoJat.. producer Ack Laird read the book and invited ~es to write ror hil ahow. "With a lot, of help from Jack we labored t.Jtougb my first script." he said. .. It aapwballed after that. .. -Barnes has since written for •OJaretta,•• "'Police Story," •lefptco,,, "Joe Forrester" and "1be l(lale.Knigbt.•• E'S COMPLETED two more ...... two of b1a three boob are' • being made into movies. In bis last year with the police be made $70.000 writing and "it's a lot more now. "I had to quit the police. What hap. pened was I quickly lost my identity with the rest of the troops. I was no longer concerned with next month's utility bill. I didn't have to worry about having beer money ... Dellinger, 46, arrived by a different route ... I was in that upward spiral of super achievement, corporate lifestyle. I was in the advertising busi· ness, then was a publishing company vice president. I made $50,000 a year and had a house in Palm Springs. "Then everything I touched turned to mud. I got fired, my marriage broke up; I tried to extort $800,000 from rour airlines with a bomb threat. Of course, I didn't have a bomb. I wasn't that crazy. I escaped from the FBI twice, once in a shooting and once in a car chase." He wound up in the federal prison at Terminal Island, just south of Los Angeles. HE SOUGHT permission to or· ganize a writing class and soon had among his students Watergate figure G. Gordon Liddy, bank robber Edward Bunker, former Mafioso Joseph Bonanno and would-be pre· sidential assassin Sara Jane Moore. Many writers, starting with policeman-author Joseph Wambaugh, dropped by to give advice. Bunker is now a best-selling novelist and Bonan· no bas a book that takes up where ... Honor'I'hy Father" leftoff. Dellinger was released in Sep· tember 1973 after serving 20 months. but still returns every Thursday night to teach his writing class. He got a teaching job at Cal State Long Beach but the 100 job applications be sent out went unanswered. He turned to television writing. "It was a frustrating two years get. ting started." be said. ''No one would buy anything because I didn't have any screen credits and I couldn't get any screen credits because no one would buy anything.••. NBC BOUGlrr A love story treat· ment for $.5,000 but wouldn't let him wnte the script. Finally, in Jtme 1975, Wambaugb, the policeman·author. helped him get bis first credit on "The Blue Knight," the series based on his book. Dellinger made only SB,000 in his first year of writing. Last year it was $100,000, with sales to such shows as ••Joe Forrester,•• ''Switch.'' "'Serpico," "Nashville 99," and ''The Streets of San Francisco." He said, "'Money is only lbe tertiary reasoo I write. I take a.Mignmeots that let me say what I have to say. That give my views d llf e. And I have a lot d things lwanttoMJ .... Both writen said they don't like be- ing typecast as crime writers and are moving into other areas. Barnes is writing the screenplay for the novel ••supersonic," about an SST plane that gets into trouble at 79,000 feet. Dellinger has completed a screenplay with one of his prison class graduates. is working OD a novel and negotiatina to write a two-hour pilot for a dramatic series. . , Leo Can Be Creative .. counsel d one who wa reliable in past. 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Opn Sun family home w /pool & ew V~ic; l~allu UPPER BA y NORlH BAYFRONT Exquisite custom , Jacuul. 6 bedrms. lam & _ '1' VIEW-DELIGHT almost h acre, horses bonusTm.Ownermovlng f Charming 3 bedroom, 2 Two separate houses. both with bay OK. 4 Br. 2baths, 2 out of urea. ?ttust sell. pre~ell j wthhomewithsw~1nna: views. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath and 2 • rrvk:s. Col1Tod 41 Y· upper Newpo1 t Hay bedroom, & 1 bath plus a double THI CHAIM OF LIDO ISLI 1 1 · s m"' te 1~52 East Lemon Kts Dr R LAIEfRONJ-WE fORttJ v t!W, uxunou .. :. r garage. ()pen Sunday, 4 Br. pool. \I} is exemplified in this lovely 3 bdrm w ~'<!room swtt!, soanng Plu"' den home. Sunnv south patio wi.th -........ ....--WITH Lfta.Aft. -or woodbeam cathedral view Horitcs OK. \.._ ocre 675 2211 .., ~ ~ ..._...., ~ ..... ,,.., -beam ce1hngs & much lot. Submit all ofrer11 . • flowers & statuary. Lge mstr suite biggest lake. 3 Bedrms & family room more. C1tll Chns for details. with huge private sundeck. Many lov- -2 story with large master suite. 2 Now Only suo.ooo 9'JH.ti'726/Agt. INVESTMENT REALTY ely imprvmts. Cor. Via Lido Nord. Fireplaces & will have a boat dock! Call 644-7211 $295,000 W..ral I 002 G....-al l 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• file~~.!~ A FOHVB OCIAH YllW This s bedroom Broadmoor home in Harbor View Hills is a "must see!" Close to park, pool, schools, . shop- ping and beach. Leaves nothing to be desired. $259 ,500. OPEN 1·5 2807 ILUEW~TER HAalOlt VIEW SOMIRSIT You will fall in love with this home located in one of Newport's best communities. Perfect for your f amity. 5 bedrooms. 3 bat.h.s, 3 car garage. Just reduced to $169,000 fee. °"" 1-5 1810 Port M•f)llte 11.UFFS FOUR IEDltOOM Carmelita end unit. Beamed ceil· ings, open feeling, great location, walking distance to shopping and recreation. Deserves decorating and still a great value at $142,000. OPEN 1 ·S 560 Gfortetta 11.UffS EASE OF UVIMG One-story end unit with 3 cheerful patios, 3 bedroom, ease of living in this sparkling, light & airy home. $145,000. OPEH 1-5 BLUFFS 552 Gloridta End unit on greenbelt. close to pool. 3 bedrooms, family room, formal dining. View of mountains by day, Newport lights at night. Just listed at $147,500. O,.EH I ·5 2 I 28 Ylsta Lando SECLUDED IA YSHORES Walk to the water. 3 bedrooms, in· eluding private master suite, large family room with fireplace. Close to Marina a nd private beaches. $169,500. Open S•clay & MoMay, 1-5 251 5 Crnklew Dr. SPECTACULAR VllW Spyglass beauty. 5 bedroom with extravagant pool and jacuzzi. No cost spared decorating and upgrad· ing this lovely home. A must see at $335,000. WESTCLIFF CUSTOM HOME Custom built with finest materials, Ranch style pool home with entertainment area. 4 bedroom, country kitchen . dining r oom. Intercom. custom shutters. built-ins throughout. Owners moving and motivated. See to appreciate the quality of this fine home. $199,500. llG CAMYOM TOwte IOMI The perfect small home right on the golf course. Bright and brand new. all on one level. Just 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wet bar and gorgeous fairway views. $149,500. llG CANYON GOLF CC>mSI Award winning Deane home. Spacious 4 bedroom (or 3 plus den or maid's room ). Dramatic high ceilings, a glamorous and well de· corated setting on the fairway of one or California's most beautiful private clubs. $279,500. IWll OMNl.OOlt IMD UMfT Walk to excellent shopping! Quiet adult community with beautiful landscaping. pool & r ecreation room. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, brick fireplace. patio. Lovely decor. '$75,000-fee. CONDO wmt COASTUMI YllW See ocean, Catalina & coast to Palos Verdes from great Newport Crest Plan 4. 3 full bedrooms (1 down) plus 3 b a ths. Sfudy off master bedroom. Priced to sell at $145,000-f ee. FIXB-UPPa, 1 .. 2 Excellent R·2 location in old Corona del Mar. Fix up the exlstlng house and add a new unit in the rear. Potential ·Potential. $110.000. HOMI + IMCOM! Channing dupJex. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths plus 2 bedrooms. 1 bath. Fint block off the sand of the Balboa Peninsula. Walk to beach and harbor. $~65,000. SEVIN UNITS -IALIOA Recentlf reconditioned. Lots or used bnck, open beam ceilings, good parking and very low main· tenance. One block to ocean and bay. All for $337.500 ~~·MENTONE Sat/Sun 1.5;30 Super terms -may lease option. ..Excttu:. Listtn • $148,000._ ~ oova SHORES -s1u.ooo BLUFFS BEAUTY Luxurious near.new 2·story custom HEW USTIMG -new low price! home with view of beautiful white Beautifully decorated 3 bedrm, end beach & water. Meticulously main· unit. AND you own the land! tained. Dbl door courtyd leads to Gorgeous Back Bay view. Extra large private world of elegance. Terrazzo side patio and firepit in front patio. entry to lge DR & FR w/sunken wet $160,000. Please call 642·5200 to see bar. Huge mstr suite & garden bath, 3 this exceptional offering. other spac. bdrms each w/pvt bath. ''Nf.W ENGLAND" IN NEWPORT Lge plush pwd rm. 3-Car garage. WHTCUFF IXCLUSIYE -distinctive 509 EVENING STAR LN S/S/M l ·S:30. custom built 7 bedroom home on near- HARIOlt VIEW HIUS~ LSE ly lh acre. Formal dining room, fami· Sharp & lovely 3 bdrm & ram rm Lusk ly room, pool & jacuzzi, even badmin· · home in one of Newport's finest areas. ton & basketball court. Extensive use Completely private rear yard & of brick and wood. Dormer windows. 3 s haded by lge patio cover. In excellent fplcs. big trees. Very special home for cond. & ready for you to move into. $38SNEWPO,OOOR. J OCEANFRONT Quiet street. $800 Month. 1418 SEACREST DR. Sat/Sun 1·5:30 A IUE OPPOltTUHfTY -charming Cape Cod home on double width lot. llG CAMYOM TOWHHOUSE Extensively remodeled. 3 bedrms and Country club atmosphere. Private 2 bat.h.s. curl up by the fireplace and garden ct. patios, tennis, pool. New listen to the ocean! $260,000. 2·story. 2 BR, sitting rm, lge DR, 2 BIG CANYON CUSTOM HOME baths. For lease $695/month. 32 CANYON ISLAND DR. SIS 1·5:30 OM VStY LARGE LOT -overlooking g reen belt with view to Fashion IM THE NEWEST "'ILUFfs•• $169.500 Island. A spacious 5 bedrm + maid's l ·Story highJy improved Linda Model. room only 3'h years new. Generous Picturesque corner w/deep set·back use of natural wood & Mexican tile. from st. Beaut. "~t\1k of greenbelt & Large open kitchen with adjoining view of ~(\~ ..... \)BR, 2 baths, family room. Lge courtyard· includes wraparoun, ~U _ .. 10, choice plants, beautiful pool and jacuzzi. $425,000. custom wro . ~ .. iron gate & extensive G42-5200 aggregate. Expensive custom cptng, drps & wallpapers. 3¥.z years new. TRIPLEX -CORONA Da MAR Great location! Community pool! Miniview of ocean from bdrms. Great rental record ! 3 Popul ar "Townhouse Type" units. Nice owner's unit with 2 BR, I V2 baths & frpl. in LR + 2 units w/2 BR & 1 bath. Great buy. $175,000. PRIDE OF OWNERSHI,. - 5 UNITS Near-new quality·blt 5 unit bldg in Newport Harbor High vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w/fam rm, formal DR & 2¥.z baths. 4 Other units w/2 BR, 2 baths. Atriums & patios. A real prime prop. $295,000 2111 San Joaqui• Hlls load HEWPORT CEMTER, M.I. 644-4910 I 1002 Ge.rat 1002 . ............................................ . IRING YOUR SPYGLASS 22 Point Loma Dr., open house Sat/Sun/Mon. 1·5. Lovely, large Southport Model, distinctively de- corated. G Bdrms .• 4'h baths, family rm .. bonus rm. Offered at $.115,000 on fee land. OWN THE LAND & THE VIEW A truly gorgeous. modern 2 yr. old home with every feature you ever dreamed of having. Entertain your friends at the 2 wet bars. then seat them on the view deck; they just may never leave. 3800 Sq. ft. $320,000 On fee land. A MUST SELL DUPLEX In Corona del Mar; attractive corner location. Price just dropped to $159,500. Leases expire in July. IRVIME TERRACE Clean & sharp 3 bdrm., 2 bath home on large lot, with low lease. $139,500. By app't. SUMMER RENT AL. CclM Breathtaking vie w! Located over harbor entrance, every boat must go by the view window & deck. Watch the peninsula, Catalina & gorgeous sun· sets. 2 Bdrms., 1 bath, $1200 per month, June/Sept. 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * HOUSES OPEN * FOR YOUR IHS,ECllOH SOUTH CORONA Da MAR Ocean view & a few steps to Corona Beach; over 4000 ft. of custom quality. 3 Bdrms .• 3 baths, formal dining rm., family rm. or game rm. with wet bar, refrig. & frplc. All rooms are large, with beautiful paneling used tasteful- ly. 3 Car gar age & 3-story modern elevator. $330,000. See Mrs. Metcalf Sat/Sun/Mon .. 1-5. 214 Poppy. (Park at Hazel Dr. entrance) HEW IA YRtOHT 2 IDltM. Luxurious 2550 ft., 2 bdrm. & lge. den tondo. Beautifully decorated, dockagc avail. for large boat. Key.lot, 2 car basement garage with security accc:;s to elevator . $990 Monthly or will of· fer purchase/option $239,500. Im· mediat e occupancy avail. Open Sat/Sun/Mon. 1·5. 621 Lido Park Dr., C·2. ORIGINAL ILUFFS Spacious & scarce E-Plan on wide greenbelt. 3 Bdrms., family rm .. 2 frplcs .. 2 baths & powder rm. An ex· ceptional offering at $149,500 Open Sun. 1·5. 2216 Vista Dorado M.UFFS PLAZA -$98,500 New listing! 2 Bdrm. condo, mint con· dition, with one of the best greenbelt views. $240 Yearly land lease is excep· tionally low. Open d aily 1·5. 2311 Vista Huerta. 759-0811 450NEWPORTCENTER DRIVE 759·0811 Artist's Chalet Secluded. 3 bedrm. custom. with a view! "Seeing is BeLit!vmg" Try SSOOO. down to a VA loan. CCNnm.&RH. Realty 751·2060 BARGAIN Jbr. 2ba. covered encl patio. Nice cpts & drps. huge corner jot. Only SM,500. - • WESTSIDE REALTY, INC. 848-2323 Cofl~Park J BR. 1~4 ba. Obie attach gar. Newly painted in & out. Encld patio. Many rrwt trees. S78,000. Call now. 646-3928 or 640·4737 Lachenmyer Realtor LanJe Family Ho.- 4 Bedrms. 3 baths + 2 O\'Crs1zed family rooms. Hnck fplc. new kitchen w/micro-wave oven and large pool. All this for on· ly S87.500. and m Costa Mesa! Just hsted. Hurry, call 546·5880, for full de· tails. ~HERITAGE • ~. REALTORS OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5 1968 SAM BRUNO Bluffs, N.B., 3 bdrms .. 2 baths; lge. mstr. bdrm. has balcony; wet bar. Close to schools, l<'nnis rourts & pool. First time offered. S98,500 COSTA MESA 1:astside; 3 bdrms., huge park-like lot, beautiful -.hade trees. Walk to Wes t cliH center & ;\lanners Park. Pnced forqwcksale; S69.950 --? I I I DOif Y. rRAHIUIX I Rt.JU. TOJf ' 3asO £ eo.i Hwy eoro...ci.i-640·7000 NEWPORT CREST Slop m ::3 Land rail Ct. Newport Beach Sal/Sun/Mon 1-S View Ocean from 3 decks. Tidy 3 BR 3 Ba ready now S127,5<IO. llayfront Prop. &t2·5002 545-2241 LOS ALAMITOS 2 mi from race track. <;harming older ranch. Almost 1 ac. Barns . stalls. lights. exercise area. 4 Br. fam rm. 26 fruit bearing t r<'es . nanch in the city. <Stan· ton address ) ORANGE rK ACRES Overlooks golf course. 1.6 acres . Rnnch for thorobrcds. Stallion barn. exercis e rin g. pasture. paddoc ks. 3Br home w/pool. cabana. 2 offices <Tax write om. Beautiful for man or beast. Nr Frwys. 67l-4400 General I 002 G......a I 002 Call Chris ror details [JicL.A WIUU?,. lt70 n. DUMLllGH CllCU The perfect 4 bdrm .• 2~ bath fami· ly home, with gorgeous pool. $175,000 -Fee. ' '' JASMIMI cua oa. Lovely 3 bdrm., 2~ bath townbome, beautllully upgraded. $199.000 - Fee. PLEASE CALL FOR APP'T. ff)N "11:~ .usocl.4TH INC. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 998-6726{Agnt. 6 UNIT -------APARTMENT IUlLDIMG Benuttful Spanish style units. 6 blocks to ocean. Prime location. Priced at Sl96.000. For moro in· rormatiov all 963-6767. Of'fN Ill 9 •ti S 'VN 10 ti M(( • --' THE REAL ESTATE RS --- DON'T CURSE YOUR LANDLORD IEONE! We hove the ideal situa- tion for you to bc?come one. We have exclusive listings, from duplexes Z.30 units at pdccs you can alford. c•s4~3666 Wllela11 REAL ESTATE Must• Sold UiodrOOID. Larf• Cotta ••• ttori\o .,Ith 4 over· bed beclrooma, CamUY rm. t»avy lhak• roof, tiled ntrance way & nrep\att. ~at location clo10 to l ark, tennis courts an all ~rhools. J'* luted cau ~•S880 ror rwa dat.t.tt. · '~ HERITAGE· . Rl.l\llC'IRS LAGUNA OCEANYIEW !. , Beautiful mountain side 4 bt:dr<>?m•~ : t amily room, dining room, with Just under 3000 sq. rt. Fabulous views from " most all rooms & from about 90' patio decking. Both floors could be used as separate homes. $266,000 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. conter 3oth . 1002Gftllnll 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ill macnab I Irvine ~ realty FINER HOMES FROM $72,000 TO S 1,300,000 THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY TO GO! Been looking for the perfect home? Then see this professionally decorat· ed Spyglass home w /top quality throout! 4 BRs, 3 baths, formal din- ing, lg. family room w /Jg. separate bonus room. So much to a ppreciate ! $269.500 fee. O,.EM SUH 1·5 PM. #14 MISSION IA Y. (W ·35) I ST OFffRIHG41DO 151.E 215 VIA MefTOHE. OPEN SUH & MOH 1-5 PM. Well decorated 3 BR family home w/handsome tile floor, custom window coverings & shutters. Ex- cellent floor plan; upstairs childrens wing, spacious master BR, cozy den, playroom or study. Sunny patio w /southern exposure. Fast possession possible. Best priced on Lido! $195,000 incl land. (W-36) STVS TO UTTU CORONA Truly beautiful beach classic -2 BRs, l~ baths W/lg. sunlit living room &fireplace. Nicely landscaped on a lot-and-a-half bonus! Like-new guest quarters, privacy & parking. $225,000. Appt. only. Vic Jashinski 642·8235. CW·:rl) RARE FIND IM UMIVERSITY PARIC You'll love this hard-to-find Mar- quette model w /3 BRs, family room, formal dining, 2 fireplaces, wet bar & lg. patio. 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(W-41) NEWPORT CRIST Beautiful 3 BR. 3 bath & den con· dominium. 2 decks w /mini views of ocean. Across from pool. sauna, jacuzzi & tennis. Lots of privacy. $140,000. Cathryn Tennille 644·6200. (W·42) &UOY FAMILY UFI TO THE FUWST In this lg. 2-story Deerfield Park Home. Parquet & tile entry, 4 spacious BRs, huge family room w/brick fll'eplace + 3 full baths w/ceramic tile. Gourmet kitchen w/custom cabinets & nook. Formal dining + a very "private" sparkling pool & jacuzzi. $135,000. Lorraine Rtnnie7~1414. (W-t3) YOU All ISPICIALLY IM'llie To see this charming 4 BR, 3 bath ranchstJle bOme w /private, JNuic· like backyard. Hute bonus room w/ref.rigcrat~ wet bar, high cell- ing1 le 2 brick fireplaces. $150,000. Vic Jashlnsld 642·8235. (W-44) 642.-123$ MoMlOO 901 Oowr Orlw HWOOI' View C:.n t trw1ne 1t ~ v.,aev OlftW 751·1414 • DAILY PILOT TAR•LL REALTORS~ ' lest Buy hi Mesa W_.U The lush atrium Wiii beautify YQUr complet. home! Garden-type kitchen with eating area, dining room for entertaining and S bedrooms. Brick fireplace and family room; patio and· sprinklers. Great areal Better hurryl $88,500. Call 5'40-1720. Immaculate! Lovely home with super floorplan! Dining area with shelves. nowax floors in the kitchen and eating area. Whtie brick fireplace and 3 bedrooms. New covered patto. room for P<>OI. Won't last' $63.500 Super buylt Call 540.1720 2 On A Lot!! Fabulous buy. wllh excellent financing! 2 bu1ld1ngs one with 2 bedrooms and den -the other With 1 bedroom. Garage Call for more details• Can't last• $58 000 540.1720 Superb Location! Slop! Don't pass this one up1 Brick fireplace. chandelier in living room: d1n1ng room Eating area off kitchen. family room and 4 bedrooms. Sprinklers. garage door opener. Near shops and CdM High School' Won't last! S 165,350 Call 894-4451 largaln Hunter•s Special! Lovely Mesa del Mar home. very sharp and clean 3 bedrooms. dining area. family room. hearty stone frreplace Two patios. one 1s cov- ered1 Handy built ins Only $78.750 540-1720 Loold11a For n. hst7! Elegant MOrning Sun plan. with catl'ledr.t ceil- ings and sunken family room with wet barl Plush carpets. decorator watt coverings: dining room. country kitchen with eating area and family room. Fireplace, 4 bedrooms. Covered patio. sprtnklers. Super homel $102,500. 979·2390. Drenchld hi S..W..! In a gorgeous areal Brick flreplece, hanging lamps in bedrooms and famlly kitchen which mom will adore! Dining room, family room and 4 bedrooms Serving bars. Covered patio, room for pool and sprinklers S end S homet Quality home. great buy! $1 11.111 Call S40-1720. Cool, Grffft And Shady! A yard of color '" the gorgeoui Irvine area• Lovely big covered patio 1n private rear yard -Great for entertaining! Surrounding flower plante,.., sorinklers 3 bedrooms and den: Candlelight d1nino room. Brick fireplace Dool wail' S 70 800 Call 540· 1720 Formula For FiH UYillgl Family charmer! Gourmet •k itchen wlttt eatlng area, and built Ina: family room. eepwat9 din- ing room and 4 apaclou1 bedrooms. Entry hall, handsome fireplace. 2 patios, work bench In garage. Don't waltl $74,900. Call 5'40-1720 Cream Puff!! Muat see to believe! Provlnclal stylt . 3 b edroom home. Pan•l•d entry. 2 brick fireplaces and counters In the Mting .,. .. oft kitchen. Family room -good slzedll Cowfect patio for summer enjoyment: apnnk1--. Lush trees. Won't tastl $85,000. C.1154().1720. 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ~ 8000 Cities ....................... • JUST USTO-ADAMl:IVI OPINHOUSI Lara• enclosed patio (atrium) + 1mall r.•Oo ott cl lM na room• aml· ty room. Aear )'•rd ll a paradlae. Work bench, ahelYea, cupboards in double attached aaraae. Sweepin1 PV atone fplc. All this & m o re In beauUful Mesa Ver de. Call 540.9922 for appt . or go to open house S:it/Sun 2·5 .... $UH&SWIM Lots of afternoon sun in your back yard along with your own private pool and large country klt chen. An excellent four bdrm family home in Greenbrook. and only 41 s years old. Call now for your appointment. 546-2313. OlfN Ill O • II S IUN TO 81 NICI ' l~' ... ·BiMI OPEN HOUSE MONDAY I 0 am-4 pm 821 S DHrlield 1226 Foxhall 2 C H O I C E C O N· DOMINIU MS N EAR THESEA!! 3 BEDROOMS. 21t2 BA ·s Catahna Vu, $69,900 3 BEDROOM. 112 BA fireplace. 569.900 HUNTINGTON BEACH S/Allanta. E /Beach Coats & Wallace 962·4454 or call fo r appt. ask for Betty or P bylhs UNDER $60,0007 Beautiful upgraded townhouse. 3 bdrms that are wa llpapered a nd pa ne led th rough out Close to everything. Call now while it la:.t:.! 546·2313. OPfN Ill 0 •HSIUN10 1>1 N>el' [•llllil LOW DOWN J Bedrm house + 4 unit-.. 1 bedrm each. Top cond1 tion! Pnme Long Beach location. S7fl00. Down. Cap rate 9 9' c Call for appt. while they last 5-19-8655. ~UPERB HOMES I VETIUYERS ~I r Walton welcomt'<; n~t bu)cr" ii(' \\.1nh <Ill vour b us1ne:.s. Yree c1ualifymg. Save h me b) deallnl! w/vet buyer ell. perts. Buy at I ht.> lowest prc\'ailinJ? rate avuik1 ble. Call Jerry. 540 9922 ...,. Mewport Hts. Cha rming Clifrh aven hom«? Stlnl<en hvmg rm \\Ith rock wall & hearth Beamed ce1l. in dm1ni; rm 3 Bdrm' . I' 2 bath~ Copper plumbing $1H.900 O,!N SUM. I ·5 611KINGSrL Prime Area Great home for outdoor entcrta1rung by sr•arld in.it pool 4 BR .. 2 bit . 2 frplcs .. living rm. with beamed c•il , family r m .; s h a k e roof. Baycrest area. $159.500 OnHSUN.1-5 1634 Skylark L.n. $43,900 Yes. it ·s still possible to get a roof over your head for under !50.000! Conve· ruent location for shop. ping & community pool" jacuu1 available too! Better check this out TODAY! &ote-1711 e.':I Walker G lee Real Estate •HORSES •KENNELS •STORAGE •011? A huge 82.S x 336 A·l Jot w/3 bf, 2 ba home tn ~P· l)er' ba)' county area. '98,500 MC:m1 for details . ' . 't, I I ' - IEAUllfUI. DOYEi SHOIES IOME This spacious custom 4 bedroom home bas large pool in private courtyard + many exquisite features. * LShaped home designed to encom- pass the enchanting views of Fashion Island, Back Bay. Spyglass and Eastbluff. • Electric entry gate with control through 2-way inter-com which is thruout home. also with AM/FM. • Separate 600 sq.ft . bonus room or · maid's quarters built over 3 car garage provides private living area. • Living room, brick ftreplace encom- passes one wall. • Adult private wing where you can watch the sunrises from large master bedroom. * Sunken master bathtub with skylite and planters. • Family room with hardwood par- quet floor bas access to swimming pool. Wet bar and refrigerator in- cluded. *Children's wing, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath with special laundry room adjacent. • Private beaches. OFFIUD AT: $215.000. SPY'iLASS IARGAIM Sharp, ready to move-into, 3 bedroom home. Owner is very anxious. Popular Portsmouth model. Priced at only, $209,950. OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING CAMEO Hl&HLANDS -4 bedroom, move-in condition, beautiful carpets & drapes. Vie w. Popular model. $165,000. 4615 Cortland, Corona del Mar; Open House Sat/Sun 1·5. HARIOR VIEW -popular tri-le vel home with 4 bedrooms, professionally landscaped and highly upgraded with nice view. $211,000. 2215 Port Harwick Place, Newport Beach; Open House Sunday 1-5. *For additional information on these and other homes, please call. 675·3411 LUSK~REALTY ll Juli II /) r Ii sk & So11 Co . 2S IS E. Coast Hwy. Corona d~I Mor I I 002Gftleral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• **OPEN** SAT. & SUH. I TO 5 800 ALEPPO -EASTILUFF Choice Ne wport location. Sharp 4 bdrm., 2'h ba. family home with large, well m anicured yard. A must see this weekend ! Quick possession possible. $157,500 lf513 CAMPUSDl:fRVlp(E ' G.....-ol I 0021Ge.ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (;st ~ ./31..uf 644-1133 ~:t·u lh ANYTIME * SPECIAL LEASES * GR E ENBELT , Trina, beautifully furn. 3 Bdrms., 2112 ba. $850 Mo. Open Sun. 1·5. 2622 Vista Grande BEAlITIFUL 3 bdrm .• single level; furnished $550 A variety of leases from $450 to $850 Several prime Bluffs units for sale from $115,000 -Up CALL 644-1 l 3l FOR DETAILS S©~~}A-~£~s· That Intriguing Word Gome witlt a Cliudle -----..... ..., CUY '-'°"-'·~----- •• _.. .... 6 ta-bled WOtda below IO ....,U 6 ~ _.,. "'"" ........ ol _.. ........... °'~ I RETHAR ' I I I I* I I· I VtMREM I I I I I TY SNE R I' I' I I I I H 1 I. M U E I R.buked by her rnother ~-._l_l...._.l~l .... ' .... I ....... r;r,:~~~. = I H E G A M 0 I deughter ~ "How COMe, when lt:'s ...-. It's c.w------•I .-~(..-1 .,.., -,...--..1--1-f t«n~ -end . when It's •• ____ ...__...._____ -It t _7.. • ... ~'•'I'. ·1 t. t .: )f : t I I ) -~----- REDUCED!! MKSA WOODS Shari> 48'r, featura atrium patio, mantcvred encl yard. Bllns It snany up. cud... A dtU bl lo view. <>wnor n raat 1alel tt2 ,500 . m.n•IA• I GYLSilt 1·~._...._.,,.,. I I I I I' yw :a:=i:.~;n=. ·---• ~m,~uor r r 1: I' I' I' t• r 1 •rtriit• I I I B I I I I I I ........... REALTORS 67~5511 OPlM HOUSE PIOMOMTOIY IAY IXC.LUSIVI W ATllFROMT HOMI Sttoctom 4 beclroo.. f..Hy '°°"" fonMI chlftg ,..., c. ... decarahd wltlt .. CJl"ect.d c.,... .................. ... try. Mew pier tllld sip fo eccm1• Dd• a 50' bo.t ....... Wtt. 641 laplde DriYe •. o,_ SIN .,/Su Jay 2·5. IY APPOINTMENT CAMEO HIGHLANDS -"'IT SPADLES" -In bewllM co.sttfa., 3 bedrOCNll home ht choice locatloa. Prhate beactl. SI 52,500. Aflp •tn11t11t °""f. UDO IASIM -SOPHISTICATED LIYIMG ''OM 1HE IA Y" -bdffng 3 bedroom. or 2 -.cl • deft c~ s.c.fty ..d pri•acy. Pier M lip GYaiW.. Appoint- mettf ~· $250,000. ---ANAHEIM HILLS -NEAR MEW -4 BedrOOM lClcnsicl completely air condi- tioned. .-iredecl c..,ett Giid ~. l>O°' sin ywd. ..... , ..... only. SI 02,000. ORANGE PARK ACRES -COUMTRY LIVIMG AT rTS FINEST -OH acre Htah aOMd for "°""-3 ... OOlll. 2 bath, com- try ldtdMtl mtd large dfnincJ roonL Hors. shlls ..t fwftc..t corTGI. Fnit "'"'-Must s" tflis GM of a kiMI H011M of Gables. can for • apfl 11 inl•11t. COSTA MESA -Four .,_..OCMW hOIH In s~ Del Cerro area. l••iM C)Cll"d9ft. $12,450. ~ for • appoin~u ... 1. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona det Mer 675·5511 Gl'Mt'Cll 1002 General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BDRM +POOL PERFECT RETIREMENT $65,000 llugc li'. room gourmc-t kitchen with formal d111 ing. Jog to ~ach from 2 bdrm. 2 bath c·ondo. tll.is be.iut1ful Spam::.h Bt•auliful laq.:c pat111 0,.111:1 garden home. A" \11th ~.1nlcn Walk lo sumc V.A payments of \Vt").lchrf1w 17th S68.300. S!i7.00 per mo. llurr.) • ALL IN THE FAMILY . .. will approve this dlstlncttve CdM home with exceptional design. New in- side & out and a must see 3 BR. den, ~ BA. . GOOD TIMES ... and easy living will be yours in this lovely CdM condo. 2 BR, 2'Aa BA + family room & dining room. Prof. landscaped & SUPER VIEW! FAMILY . AFFAIR Your family will love this 4 BR, 2 BA, home on a quiet cul-de-sac in Irvine's Colony. Tennis courts, community pool & much, much MORE. LATE HEWS Brand new listing. Absolutely elegant home in the orig. Bluffs for the buyer who wants the ultimate & a view that goes on forever . 3 BR, 21h BA. THE PRICE IS RIGHT and so are the terms. Lease this 3 BR. 2 BA, Greenbrook pride of ownership home or consider lease option. CALL 640-9900 \'.-\I J ~I~\' ll~:: \I J '\~ 1470 JAMBOREE RD .. NEWPORT BEACH 1002 C.F.Col~"'orth,· & (:0.-Rc-altors PUILIC NOTICE!!! IA YSHORES EXCLUSIVE This home is in gated community >fl blk. from beach. The seller must move now. due to fa mily. 3 Bdrms., 2 bath, completely r emodeled home, in- s ide & out ; freshly decorated, with new carpets, drapes, tile in baths & new exterior face lift. Submit all of· fers. $179,500 -Hurry !! 2792 CIRCLE OPEM SAT/SUM. l·S VIEW CONDO S p acious 3 bdrm . Bluffs model. Beautifully located, overlooking the ... bay. 2112 Baths, fo rm al dining rm. $165;000. "For app't. to see. please call . C.F. COLESWORTHY FOR All Cill 963·6767. 640-0020 I Ol'fN 111 9 •II S IUN '0111 N'(I ' ••~ -I '1 _ I =~~.~~.~.~~~~;.~~~ ... !~!~ G...-al I 002 Gtweroe I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110111 ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE YOUR CHOICE OF 4 "BLUFFS MODELS11 •OPEN SUM & MOH 1·5 twEEK DAYS B! APPOINTMEN_T) 1971 VISTA CAUDAL "ILUFFS" Prime Front Row "E Plan" With Water View From Every Wmdow - THE E PLAN EVERYONE HAS BEE N WAITING FOR!!! 3 Large Bedrooms 3 Baths Family Roo m With Parque t Flooring. Grand Courtyard Entra nce With Ex- tensive Use of Wrought Iron. Ex- pa nded Li ving & Dining Rooms Providing Inside Obs ervation Areas. Gourmet Kitchen With Mex- ican Tile Flooring & Tile Counters. Supe rbly Decorated, Highly Up- g raded . Lis ting "By Joy of Newport". 2444 VISTA MOILEZA "IWffS" Much-in-demand Carmelita (C Plan) Townhouse In The Newer Bluffs -An Executive Area Of Prestige Homes Highly Upgraded, Beautifully Landscaped, Adjacent To & Overlooking Pool & Cabana. M-.ter Suite & Family Room Up - Or Could Be 2 Master Suites + Separate Suite Down. Custom Bar, Shutters, Drapes, Mirrored Doors, Van Luit Wallpaper And Manf More Amenities $174,500. 2tJ7 NILA 1H THI "IUIFFS11 Dramatic Townhouse In A Park- like Neighborhood Of Prestige Homes Pbputar Ena Unit Tri-Level "R Plan" With View. Gated Court Yard Entry Wood-Pegged F1oon, Entry Hall & Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms, Den, Built-in Wet Bar. 2~ Baths. AU Electric Kitchen. Fonnel Din· i ng Room, Patio Immaculate Throughout $162,500. Open Sunday 1:5. 405 VISTA RONA.......,. For LUM In A Choice Location. Convenient To Schools & Shops. Lovely 2 Story "W Plan" TownhoUse. 4 Bed.roo~ or 3 Plus Den 2~ ·Baths. Large Patio, Bea~ Carpeted & Draped. Of· fered At $.W> Per Mo. OPEN SAT & Mon 1..S COSTA MESA CONDO Like new with fresh decor. mirrors mtd wood. Adlllt IMng ht a 2 bedroom with pool •d recreation facilities. Near shopping and frffwoy. $74,950 CONDO IN NEWPORT IEACH $79,500 In best Westdlff location. Walle to shop- pin9 & bus. Comtr locatfOft on flnt floor and an on one lenl. Graci_,.,s 2Br. 2ba patio. Perfect for acMt IMn9. Pool & CJ"HMry. IACH IA Y COHD0-¥1EW $89,500 Hew on the ,..... .. in a locatfon COft"'" nitnt to al. Woodsy ..ct crchffecturGlty intens11ng 3 lclrM COftdo. Mon in con- diHon & COOl'dinahd d.coratfncJ> STEPS TO OCEANFRONT $99,500 Chal"illinq I ldnft Cottage. Just shpl to tM bHch. All R2 lot witlt a hOIM for now afti Mure potewffal for l9Clt _..I! IEAUTIFUL OM THE WA Tll WITH IOAT DOCK $265,000 Co..,..Wy r*coroted In n ~ witlt loads of ... flooring, w ........ & .......,. 3 Mrw., NCh with ft's own bath..,.__.. dining room. ICJ4P famlly.bflln f'OCNR & covered patio. rartc your boat ~ tfte door. 5"GLASS-lEASl/OPT10M $275,000 Hew & M'ftr R•M IR gradom 4 .... f-'r rooM, forM dlcsMt room la • encllo .. thuJ floor plH HrrCMltldl•t S,..W. comiy•d. Dec..,.. coor•oot ed IRlalor I:~ IMolle ecaop. Sped .. ...... for .... ....,... do ....... ,,.... HrYe cm lllOW 9d bilJ f..W. .. HOUSES FOR SALE • 2 ... OOM < 1881 Glenneyre St, .Caguna Beach 493-4934 $1.S2,500 Sat/Sun 1.$ 427 Narcissus, Coronadel Mar 642-6472 S130.000 Sat/San 1.S 51 Lakevu. WdbfdieArbrlke Irv . 67~. $199,500 ' Sat/Sunl-5 .......... 2 • & FAM IM w DIN 2061 E. Ocean Blvd, Balboa Penln 673-9479 $145,000 S/S/M 1..S 235 E. 23rd St., Costa Me.sa 645-3474 $67 ,900 Sat/Sun J.2..5 1851 Port Seabourne, Newport Bch 644-6746 Sat/Sun 1·5 229 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) N.B. 644-4848 $20.5.000 S/S/M l·S 1937 Pt. Cardigan (HVHomes) N .B. 644-4848 Sat/Sun/Mon l·S * 1812 Newport Hills Dr. East. NB 644-4843 $154.900 S/S/M 1·5 1706 Port Ashley, Harbor Vu Homes 63l·ltm $148,500 Sunday 1-S 744 Victoria, Costa Mesa 642-6.168 Sat/Sun l·S #3 Mirror Lake, Irvine . 644-6200 $85,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 21653 Ocean Vista, So. Laguna 499-2068 Noon-3 3 IEDROOM •23371 Caminito Marcial, Lag Hills 831-0460 $82,000 S/S/M 12-4 31119th Street, Huntington Bch 536·8821 Open Sat/Sun 12·6 24591 Jutewood. Lk Frst, El Toro 979-5060 $71,500 Sunday 12·5 19101Sloop Cir., Huntington Bch 979-5060 Sunday 12·5"' 9282 Mokihana, Huntington Bch 968-1232 $84 500 SI S All Day *1212 Dorset (Halecrest), CM 545-4771 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 Dusky Wing (Irvine Groves) 644-41~ $95,000 Sat/Sun 12-3 5002 Persimmon Ln, Irvine 551-6896 $124.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1096 Hamilton. Cos ta Mesa 675-6695 $89.950 SIS/Mon 12-5 316 Lugonia, Newport Beach 631-2761 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 629 Skyview Ln, Costa Mesa 759-0761 $83,700 Sun.1·5 2021 Port Bristol Cir, HarborVu Hms 631-1800 $1S9,900 Sun & Mon 1·5 235 Albert St., Costa Mesa 898·7855 $82,500 Sat & Sun 1·5 2030 Holiday Rd <Baycrest) N.B. 675-5200 $181 ,900 Sun.1-4. •17052Kampen Ln.,Hunt. Beach 963-6767 $67,900 Sunday 1·5 2021 Calvert (Mesa Verde) C.M. 833-9781 $89,900 Sat/Swi l·S 1 Greenleaf (Wdbridge) Irv 642-4758 $64,800 Sun 1·5 15 Greenleaf (Wdbridge) Irv 642-4758 $63,850 Sun 1·5 2792 Circle (Bays hores) Npt. Beach 640-0020 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 263 Lugonia. Newport Eeach 548-0066 $104.000 S /S/M 1·5 416 Plata, Bluffs. Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1312 Santanella. Irv.Terr., CdM 675-6000 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 547 Riverside. Newport Beach 75l·l700 $124 .900 Sat/Sun 12·5 838 St. Clair, Costa Mesa · . 540-1720 $78,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 ·•501 Tustin, Newport Beach 546-2313 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 635.Vista Bonita. Bluffs, N.B. 640-9900 Sat & Sun 1-S 8901 Shore, Huntington Beach 540·3666 Sat & Sun l·S 4040 West Flight. Santa Ana 754 .1202 561.500 SW1.1·5 • 14645 Kazan (Walnut Square) Irv 551 ·0042 $62.200 Sunday 12.S 5204 River Ave. Newport Beach 67:1·5553 $105,000 Sunday 1·5 3131 College. Costa Mesa 957-070t $59,900 Stm/Mon 1·5 1228 Sussex, W~~tcliff, NB 675-6000 $146,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 3449 Santa Clara, Santa Ana 540· 1720 $90,000 Son 1·5 • 500 l Bruce Crescent. Lido Sands 675·6000 $130,000 Sunday 1·5 22:3:t Santa Ana Ave. CEastslde) CM 631-2711 $69,900 Sun 1·4 974 Grove Place, Costa Mesa 751-319l $61,750 SUD l·S 3 a & FAM lM or PIM •3101 Gibraltar, Mesa Verde, C.M. 556·2660 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 2944 Baker St. (Mesa Verde) CM . 557·6959 Sat/Sun/Mon2-5 2515 Crestview (Bayshores) N.B. 644-1766 $169,500 Sun/Moo 1..S 20711 Chaucer Lo, Huntington Bcb 968-2242 $86,000 Sat/Sun UM>' 2834 Chillon Way, Laguna Bch 497 -3967 $136,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3726 Avenue Sausalito, Irvine 551-4872 $82,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1696 Minorca Place, Costa Mesa 546-4871 Sat/Sun 1-':•· 24572 Harbor View Dr, Dana Point 493-9672 $98,500 S/S/M 12-5 4302Se.nisa Wy ~lvPrt>. Irv. 552-8488 $1M,OMJ Sat/Sun ll-t· 3000 Clay St. Newport Hts. N.B. 548-2739 $149,500 S/S/M 1-S 2436 Andover Place, Costa Me&a 839-1144 $79,000 S/S/M 12-6 •30692 Marylan Dr, So. Laguna . 499--3497 $139,500 Sat/S1m 3137 &nnDr., Laguna Beach 494-7933 ii S/S/K IH 1812 Port llanl b Pl, NWlll'l Bda "4-'l'i'S) Sat/Sm 1-$ 19251 Sierra mutleroct> 1". 83a-01'6 $116,.200 S/S/M 11.S ' DIRECTORY ...... = ...... , .. ,. .... , '•c .. ' .. •' ................ ... _.., 8il ................. e•a .... ...,..9-Y.Y"'°'WNffADS....,_ ................ ._ .. .,,.. .. .,.. ........ .,. r ............. 1 a .,_. 199~Seaboume Way QIVH) NB 19 Mallard (Woodbridge) Irvine 640-GlS $153.000 SWl. l·S 544..()68.5 $119,500 Sat/Sun 10.5 •14541PepperTreeCr, Tustin 1701 PortWestboume (HVHms) NB 544-'T719 $131,500 Sat/Sun 12·6 644--4284 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1..S 2305 Redlands Dr (Back Bay) NB •3792 Fem St (College Pk) Irv. 548~1 $119,500 Sat/Sun ~5 559-0672 $112,000 Daily 11-6 2284 Avalon, College Park, C.M. 1718 Port Margate, Newport Bch 751·28M Sat/Sun/Mon 1-4 s.«.Sl28 $182,000 S/S/M 1·5 2540 Vista Baya (Back Bay) NB 1745 Paloma Drive, Newport Beach 645-~ $114,950 Sat/Sunday 548-0355 Sat/Sun 1·5 810 Joann St, Costa Mesa 19481 Sierra Soto, Irvine 84&-5.S36 $67,900 Sat/Sun l·S 833-3213 Sat/Sun 12-5 543 Santa Ana <Newport Hts) N.B. 1575 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 646-4463 $109,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 494.9473 $159,900 Sun. 1·5 3232 lowaSt.. Costa Mesa 14102Saarinen (The Colony) Irv. 546-588> $78,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 552-0434 $129,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 •239 Milford Dr. (Cameo Sh) CdM 2051 Calvert (Mesa Verde) C.M. 675-5250 $245,000 S/S/M 1-5 833-382; $110,000 Sun 1·5 214 Poppy, Corona del Mar 1628Sant.iago <Baycrest) N.B. 75~1 $330,000 S/S/M 1..S 645-7575 $247,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2342 Colgate, Coll. Park, CM 298 Robin Hood Lane, E/Side C.M. 545-9491 $71,500 S/S/M 1-S 96J.m7 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2328 College, Costa Mesa •2919 Paper Lane, Newport Bch 546-2313 $76,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 752-9023 Sunday 1·5 206 LaJolla, Newport Beach 20142Swansea Lane, Hunt'g Bch 546-2313 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 963-8541 $89,900 Sun-Mon 1·5 251 Oceanview, NptHgts, N.B. •284Sierks. Eastside Costa Mesa 646-ml Sat/Sun 1-5 646-0994 $80,500 Sat/Sun l·S 24231 Ankerton, Mission Viejo 1917 Yacht Enchantress. Npt. Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun 11-6 644-11811833-2929 Sat/Sun 12-5 356 Costa Mesa Ave .• Costa Mesa 3416 Santa Clara. Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12-6 673-1148 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 801 Ceiba, E/Bluff, Npt. Beach .3356 California, Mesa/V, C.M. 673-8550 $152,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 546-2313 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1654 Samar, Costa Mesa 4221 West Flight, Santa Ana 540·9922 $81 ,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 545-9491 $65.000 S/S/M 1·5 2455 Bamboo CEastblufO Npt. Beach 3079 Country Clb Dr, Mesa/V, CM 833-9293 $157 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 545-9491 $210.000 S /S/M 1·5 10171SO. Sycamore, Villa Park •JOJOCountry Clb Dr, Mesa/V. CM 546-5880 $169 900 S/S/M 1·5 646-7711 $157,500 S /S/M 11·6 2112 PortDumess,HbrVuHms,NB 1101 Kings Rd. CliffHaven. NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 675.$)00 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 18 Sycamore Crk,T'rockGlen,lrv 1044 Concorde, Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 546-2313 $77.000 Sunday 1·5 1 Fem Canyon (Deerfield) Irv •9901 Frederick Cir., Hunt. Bch 642-8235 $87 SOO Sat/SW11·5 752·1700 $86,900 Sat/Sun 11·3 146 The Master5 Cir., Costa Mesa #9 Red Rock. Irvine 645-0303 $98.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 545-9491 $124,500 S/S/M 1·5 2094 National, Costa Mesa 5432 Sierra Roja. Turllerock, Irv 645~3 $75,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 545.9491 $128.500 S/S/M 1·5 871 Darrell, Costa Mesa 8375 New Haven. Orange 645·<003 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 545-9491 $94,500 S/S/M 1·5 709 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 9741 Cloverdale, Westminster 640-9900 Sunday 1·5 545-9491 $135,000 S/S/M 1-5 235 Albert, Costa Mesa 13652 Onkayha, Irvine 540-3666 Sat&Sun 1·5 752-7315 Sundayl-5 2641 Crestview Dr, Newport Beach -535 Pierpont. Costa Mesa 640-1800 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 752-7315 Sunday 1-5 236 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) N.B. 578 Traverse, Costa Mesa 644-4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 752-7315 Sunday 1-5 2405 Bonnie Place, Costa Mesa 376 East 22nd Street, N. B. 754·1.200 $139.900 Sat/SWl 1-5 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 4031 Ondine Circle, Huntington Bch 56 Drakes Bay (Spyglass), CdM 752·1.920 $337.500 Sat/Sunl-5 644-6200 $237,500 Sat/Sunl·S 47 Sycamore Creek, Irvine 2106SantiagoDr. (DoverShrs) NB 754·1.200 $132,500 Sun.1-5 642·8235 $226,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1791Jamaica Rd. MesaVerde, CM *1718Galaxy Drive (DoverShrs)NB 546-5990 $129 000 Sun 1·5 642-823.5 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8331 Friesland Dr. Hunt'gBch 509 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 847·»17 $72,500 Sun.12-5 644-4910 $.165,000 S/S/M 1·5:30 102 Intrepid (Newport Crest) NB * 542 Harbor Island Dr., N. B. 644-6200 $140,000 Sun.1-5 754--1202 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 215 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB ·#32 Drakes Bay <Spyglass) NB 642-8235 $195,000 Sun.1-S 631·1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2721 So. Diamond, Santa Ana **645 Bayside Dr., N.B. 645-0303 $92,500 Sunday l·S 675·5511 Sat &Sun 2-5 • 18 Morrow Bay, Corona del Mar #14 Mission Bay Dr. (Spyglass)CdM 494-0029 Sun /Moo 12-6 642-8235 $269,500 Sun. 1 ·5 12 Seaside Cr (Nwpt Crest) NB *19642 Sacramento Ln. HlDlt. Bch 5484063 $84,000 Sun 1·5 843-2323 $119,950 Sun 12-5 1690 Rhode Island Cr, M Verde N 940 Coronado Dr. MesadelMar, CM 557-0547 $79,900 Sun 1·5 540-153.5 $79,900 Sunday 1·6 4 ll!DROOM 9695 Marigold, Fountain Valley 968-6503 $79.500 Sat/SW112-5 •8172 Malloy Dr. Huntington Bcb 64S.9950 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 225 LaJolla Dr .. (Nwptllgb) NB 64S.9950 $1=l9,500 Sat/Sunl.S 9302 Comstock, Huntington Beach 675-6741 $76,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 21146Chesterbrook, Hunt. Beach 536-9692 $75 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 16 Rue Deauville (Big Cyn) N.B. f>44.1766 $279,500 Sun. 1.5 • * 1313 E. Balboa (Penln Pt>NB 645-7575 $295,000 Sun.1-S 6402 Dunn, Huntington Beach · 898-7855 $87,900 Sat/Stml-5 782 Hudoson Ave. Mesa North, CM 546-041 $69,950 Sunday 1·5 *242 Driftwood, CdM 675-Q)OO $215,000 Sunday 1·5· 1936 Sanderling Cir. MesnVerde, CM 546-5990 $ll3,900 Sunday 1·5 11269 Primrose, Fountain Valley 642-0200 Sunday 1-5 S llDROOM 907Bellis (Eastbluff) N.B. 754--1202 $180,000 SUD.1·5 •200 Vla Mentone, Newport Bch 631·1400 $275,000 Sunday 1·5 2779SanJuanLn. <MesadelMar>CM 545-8597 $99,500 Sun/Monu-s CONDOMINIUMS ·FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 2927 Perla, Bluffs, Newport Bch 63l·UW $162,500 Sundayl.S # 10 Crest Circle, Corona del Mar 631·1S>O $118,500 Sun/Mon 1-:l * 1649-8 Iowa St,; ... ~sta Mesa 64.2-6W. ~t:JUU Sat/Sun 1·5 * •2S9Avnda Lobeiro #ASan CJem 4-..s683 $175,000 Sunl·S 2756 Hillview Dr. (HV Knoll) NB 552·7000 Sat/Sun/Mon 11-6 2311 Vista Huerta (Bluffs) N. B. 759-0811 $98,500 Daily 1-5 1741 Tustin #15-A, C-Osta Mesa 644-1766 $75.000 Sun. 1·5 •nus. Coast Drive: C.M. 645-3474 $74,950 Sat/Sun 12·5 2 • & FAM RM w DIM 63 Lakeview, Arbor Lake, Irv. 494-0.536 Sat/Sun/Mon 12-4 * •621 Lido Park Dr, C·2 (Lei ls) NB 759~11 $239,500 S/S/M 1·5 l BEDROOM •#3 Landfall Ct(Nwpt Crest>NB 642-5002 $1Z1,500 S/S/M 1·5 432 Vista Suerte, Newport Bch 551-4038 $112,500 Sat/Sun 11-4 * 1768.5 Newland, Huntington Bch 642-6421 $61,900 Sun/Mon 1·5 1968 San Bruno (The Bluffs) N.B. 640-7000 $98,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1971 VISta Caudal, Bluffs, NB · 631-1800 $225,900 Sun. & Mon l ·S 2444 Vista Nobleza, Bluffs, NB 631·1800 $174,500 Sun & Mon l·S 400 Vista Quinta (The Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $136,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 501 Playa (Bluffs) Newport Bch 644·7901 $133,500 S/S/M 11-6 8426 Benjamin Dr., Huntington Bch 847-2324 $63,900 OpenSat/Sun 3 IR & FAM RM or Dae 2216 Vista Dorado (Bluffs) NB 759-0811 $149,500 Sun. l ·S 301 Vista Trucha, The Bluffs, NB 645-0303 $125,900 Sunday 1·5 4 IEDROOM 2114 VISta Entrada (Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 la Ir FAM RM or DEM 4987 Bonito Dr., Hunt. Beach 846-6357 $64,900 S /S/M 12·6 l BEDROOM 2424 VIStaHogar (Eastbluff) NB 640-8895 $107,000 Sundayl-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR & 2 llt 520·5201f.z Avocado. Corona de) Mar 644-7383 $164,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & 3 IR 309 &~lf.zLaJolla, NwptBeach 546·2313 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8121 Opal Cr., Huntington Bch 848-9575 $125,000 S/S/Mon. 9.5 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 IR Ir FAM RM or DEM #12 Rue Chantilly, Big Cyn, NB 640-6161 $750/mo. Sunday l·S 2 IR & I II COTTAGE 253 E.19th St, Costa Mesa 646-7414 $365/mo Sundayl-6 l IEDROOM 127 W. Yale Loop Dr. (Wdbridge)lrv 644-0496 $550 mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 3353 Fuchsia, Costa Mesa 640-9900 Sat&Sun1·5 3 IR & FAM RM w DIM 1418 Seacrest (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM 644-4910 $800/Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5:30 CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT 2 llDROOM 32 Canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 644-4910 $695/Mo. Sat/Sun1·5:30 2 • & FAM IM w Dllf 8411 lndlanapoUs, Hunt. Bcb. 963-0594 $73,500 Sat/S\Dl J.G.S S • & FAM RM Oii' DIM l4SeasideCr. (NwptCrest)NB 317 Poinsettia Ave., CdM 644-6200 $189,500 SC/Sun 1·5 •3083Trinlty, Costa Mesa 752-'1315 S\D'lday l·S 33962 Calle De Bonanza, SJC 831-0480 Sat 1-4:00/Sun 2·5 16021 Melody Ln. <Dutcb Raven) HB 84WGf '12,500 Sun-Mcm 1·5 4 •A FAM IM w DIN 108 St. James Place, NwptBcb 6Gat8 Sat/Sun/Moo 10-C 1521 Pegasus, Newport Beach , 6"2-8862/54.8.s620 Sunday z.s . •471 Prospect <NwPtShores> NB 668S28 ... 500 Sunday 11"5 •UULeewardLUe <B«1crest> NB e• •• $m,500 S.tl&m 1-a ~!!est.bluff. Neff)JOltBch 271llllucta.-=tm~J.N 830all '11.900 SatJSunS..7:30 2042 Port Weybridge, Nwpt Beach I 675-0745; 552-7074 S/S/Mm 12-4 640.1664 Sat/Sun &Mon 1·5 2763mllview (HVKnolla)NB 1960 Port Ramsgate Pl. (HVH) NB 644·2542 $6SO/mo Sat/Sun 1-S 644-6T15 Sat/Sun 1·5 486 Traverse, Costa Mesa 752-7315 Sunday 1..S 3862 Hamilton, Culvcrdale, Irv ~9491 $1~900 8/S(M 1-S 1839 Tanaier, mesa IV. CM S45-M91 $154,000 S/S/M 1-S 506 Sturgeon, C<>sta Mesa 1 752-7315 Sunday 1-5 41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass>~ CdM 644-6200 $299.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1938 P«tC&mey (Hb VwHomes> NB 644 GOO sat/Sunl·S 6•AFAMIM•DIN 22 Potnttoma Dr (Spyglaa) Cd.M ~::'~~esb111~1~ &»'1• $81.950 Sa&ISun 11~ 9142 C&ldam, (Parblcle) Ft Valley 6t6-S3l6 $113.000 Sun..1-5 • • 3 ... 00M 301 A vndaCerritos (The Bluffs) NB &M-2.SQ $650/mo Sat/Sun l·S 4 • a PAM IM • DIN •11 Mojo ~ Npt Crest, NB &K-8>53 $640/mo. lse. S/S 1·5 TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT * .... ** W9' .... ***. WJf ......... OCEAHROMT Cr.&Stotl\ dupln, chol location. 3 And l ·bclr 1289$0! COSTAMISA EASTSlDE Eldra clean S bdrm. • famUy rm. pool bom . Best EastsJdo loeatio , brick frplc., low mai • tenance yunJ. $109Jj00! lalboo lay Prop. R.affors * 675-7060 * VILLA PARK CUSTOM HOM Two prestige custol bwlt homes in exclus1 nrea. 12 Acr e E s tate L~ Single level. s Bdrm, rm. lge game rm. 3 b~, covr'd patios. 3650 sq f • Nume rotr~ feature • $239,500. • Sun 1·5 at 10721 Ada~ C1rt'le. Ask for Nanc7. 731·1522 : ' Panoramic View Lot. s ingle level. 3 Bdrm & · convert den, ram & din· ing rm. Lush landscap't w/yard fenced for pool. ~45,000. Shown by appt only. 18822 Ridgevie\\· Circle. As k for Mike. 731-1522 Western Pacific Properties EXECUTIVE HPME 2 STORY-IUCH Italian tile entry to sun- ken !iv. r oom bullt·ip micro. Country style~ k1t \0hen. 1-'ormal dming. Wmdmg stairs to master swte with Roman batb lull Home fully insulal- ~d. Call 963~767. (JllN Ill 9 •II S ~l)rJ 1081 Nl(f' [~;IHPdl Corona cNI M.. I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BYOWNER : Spy,::lass Hill, $275,000. 5 Hr 3 Ba . View. Harbor View Hills, 5189,500. 4 Bl· 2 Ba . View. 640-298) \Qualified Buyers Oolyl. r OCMVUHIDEAWAY· Bachelor or artist's 2 BR:,. 2 BA w /old CdM charm.. steps from Little Coron~ Huge lot w /room lo build view studio or ? Trf Sl.5,000 down. .. HALPINCHIH REALTORS 675-4392 CA,\IYON OCEAN VIEW 2Br & den, So. of Hwy. 1 Rik to beach, S215,000. Owner will carry. Shown by appt. Owne r bkr bl3-57<t0 SPYGLASS HILL : By0wnff Decorators brighl cheerful fam home. 7 lg bdrms , 41128a, din rm. 2 ram rms. 2 frplcs, view S315,000. Qua lifi ed buyers only call for appt. 640-1388 •OPEN• SAT /SUH /MOH. 427 NARCISSUS Walk to beach·stores· post office. Immaculate and ready! SlJ0,000 CURT DOSH Realtor 642·6472 644-9596 RARE OfCering. Rl lot, old CdM. oceanside. Prin only. Call (714)673-5607 OPEN SAT /SUN 1.24 j DUPLEX. Sl'i Goldenrod, 3br + 2br. St6o.ooo. Owner/Agt 675-3119 a.tty Kerr ReeJtJ ATouchOf lndiYa.anty I 1bet'e are IO mnny firW lh.lngs to say about 470!i Dorchester Rd. An un1 usually bright & open ~ br hae centered ln A d~ lllthtful garden setting. The amenities of th house • the privacy o~ the grounda are only aur. paa1ed by tb«t cuatomlzed ofc "or art.ls( retreat" wblcb ov~ the Kol pond Cr the lovelY, yard. Positively add1n~ to the total lnd1vuallty Of tbc property. t P .S. Pri vale beacbes tooJ Open Saturd~/Sunda~ 1'°6 I 4708 Dorcbeaer Rd. cdMf 673-1111 • J · EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES r 23' Mitford Dr. . °"" Home s ... s. & Mo. I ·5 Ocean & canyon view. redecorated. 3Br, family rm & pool. Master bedroom w/fantastlc sitUng room & frplc, many xtras. Principals only! ;' Owner agent • 5245,000 675-5250 or 675-7396 f~.~~~~ ... !?.~~ sta Mesa •••••••••••••••••••••• 1024 ONE OF A KIND. • College Park Customiz.ed home. Thts home at 2284 Av al on (North ot Wilson> will be open Sat/Sun/Mon 1-4 PM. Take a minute to stop by & say hello! Costa Meta DOM IULL 751·J855 G'-b Realty I 024 'Costa M.sa 1024 Ho..H1 For W. Hoatt Por S. ......_, Fo4-S. ............................. ........•.•.......••••• ..•.................... ..................... , .•...........•.......... P••t•v-104ffretlM 1044 .................. , .... Decoraff•e Rolr ~vidcnt m th lnvltans 3Br 2 Ba home Oeeor&l· ed by the artlc;t-own r ----ll!iii•---1 with many h•terestio1 urwTIIUR d et n lls. Cta ck Ian I m .. 1 ON flrcp!CJC('. walls o( mir- ror'. enclo ed p~\iu & WOODBKlDCa: s&s LISTING! tu:.h Jundi.caplng set tht~ Hl'tl\\ood Mo<lt'l '!'wuhH Fabulous 4 br, 2•1 h;i mu!>lt'rpietc upart troinr~~~~~~~~~~j 3 Ur. 21.11 ba w tfrplc, nr oth er h ome-.. Onlvl lake &pool.lblktopu1·k. Newporter model. ~.750 C.ill now \\t11t't IRANDNEW t-'ully upa:rd 'd . J>P . Formal d1nlng rm . 1 t lavis hly landsca pe d as· CUSTOM HOME S85.SOO. Will l ease patio w /sun screen, ~ Sftoncrett 3 Homes in Old Town 551·5774 bal()Qf\)' bedrm overlook· a rea-walk to beach or TURnEROC ing huge gree#lbeJt. See it ltffffy beautirul Lake Purk. K today! 146-5573 Undtlr construction now. Plan I. By owner. 3 Br 2 531-5800.eves 968·7725 Call for all the apec1f1ca · bu. fom rm. 0 1>en hou:;c Wff"""'Mllt•altors U PGRADED Pacific tions! Re d Cari>et Sat/Sun & Mon ll·S. By lnrt ltfM.twork Sunds, 4 Br. 2 H:i. pool, ,_,.R.eaiiliitoiirsii962iiiii.55ii1ii1iil. --· ~~~ . .P .. ! 0' 14! 1 l G. 2 0 0. ---------•I fruit trees. corne r lot. 1• ._, DOWMTOWM •••••••••••••••••••••• SPARKLING ... is tbe word ror tbls 'harp 2 BR starh.•r home w /Cr)'slal blue pool. l'~n .)Oy th~ worm cozy f~I ln~ or the wood puntled ttvlng room w 1lt 'b crackling Crplc. Woo 't last at S'74,500. N~wporl C ~ntN' ~~atty. Inc 640-1812 1:o~pt C l• 01 \I ,,J GREENTREE P.eaulirul duµlcx. So o , hwy. Corner 10<· 1':11 untt '2 BR. lg. h\ rm w /lrpl 'Sl&t,950 EASTSIDE POOL + GUEST Prime Eastside <.:o:.ta Mc ... a Tc"' enng tree.,' Cun cd dm·e. Hustic th lllJt room lfo:.ts l'athcdrul ~.000 8172 l.\l allo~ Dr. •.•.••.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.··.·-•.••.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.•.••.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.• ---------•I Open Sat& Sun. I Sl'M. G E&llROOK As.rt. &&5 !1950 BEACH COTT AGE Cute as a pin! L1lllt! home nestled on the hat•k of u 2Sxl \i' lot. 5 l>hx:ks to the oteal\. Per ll•ct beach rt'treat from the caty noise & smog. Ex t cnsi' e use or warm wood & plush. plui.h pile rarpt!ting. Call to ~cc Century 21 Suri Rea.lty 536-7542 979.1050 THE COLOMY lmmaculute 3 BR. 2 Ba. on cul-lie :.ac. Cui.tom bwlt-ins thru-out. New carpet. Cull patio. up- pbances indd. Walk to :.cbool. poo~. t ennis. shoppml{. A bargain at £'8:?,500. (7 141551 ·4872 $95,500 Pl'ime location . ProressionatJy lands caped grounds. Thick. plus h carpeting Brick Fireplace is enhanced by natural wood booksheh·ci.. llugl· sunkissed t'oun tr} kitchen. Second stor} hosts secluded master wmg + 3 more queen sized bedrms. IWautlful latticed CO\'ered patio 1, here too~ Call last. 752·1700 l'Al"L \JMtTI~ 'REAL t:STATf: Iii t 73W OPE ... HOUSE cc11tng + ma..,si\I! brick " fireplatl.'. Sunny ~alley Sot-Sun-Mon12-6 k11 chen-\\1lh nook~ 220 Jasmine, CdM COi) dcn. lltdl•J\\ ay m ji.t er ::.u1te. Giant 'h Ilk to Ocean sJ>Jrkhn~ blue pool \\1th Completely rl.'modclctl shdl.'. boJrd & drl.':.::.1n~ on an O\l·r ... i1t:<.I tut. ,\ room-. too' Scparalt.' :.rna::.hmi.: I Bit 1>lui. den gu l·~t l a1·1l1t1es "1th plus Jorm.11 dining plu!) k111:hencllt•: Easy cart' hui::c familv room \\1lh yard . Ju:.t $!)1l,~oo• or1cn bcJms. n;ilural Hurry <·all now&l6·717l \\uod lt'\lun·-. anrl 11t(·.1n C'•• ,11?·•0 , ,,, 11 •. 1• MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE AREA .. LUXURIOUS CUSTOM POOL HOME Professionally decorated & landscaped 4 bedroom. 3 bath, formal dining & family room. Enormous master suite & dressing area. Massive kitchen w/pool view. 3 car garage. 1812 Oriole Or., C .M. Sat-Sun I 2.5 pc redty 644-3545; 557 .. 961 1024 and Jt'tty view 1n1m [ ~ ma!'>lcr suite & ~undl·t·k ~ Costa Mesa I 024 Costa Mesa Ju..,t ,.,tl'ps to Occun llhd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~30.UOO . Call 644-12 11 $54, 900 JUST LISTED msa • I ' 5 BDR:'IJ, family in prc- i.lig1ous l\lesa Vcnk f't·pl, i.pacious. SI 10.000 Open Sun. l 9 C..:.Jll Ferguson Hit rs 8J3 Jll:!I BEAUTIFUL VIEW :\I 1 · c •· t I · oun atn uvin " ~ I.' 5 Ur. dining lfoom. rpk. OF ME~A VERDE ho m I'. k 11 IJ t t ~ 111 n c· rt ~ cnrnl'r lot. Ro<tm lur GOLFCOURSE thruout & b1i.: l1rid. mort: S!J.l.tiUO Walk uut the door & firl.'plan•. Can't last' you're on the grcl.'n Thh l>D·li:lli8 beaut ti.Im. home ha:. -1 bdrm'> or 3 + den + hugl.' pl.i) rm w wet bar . Walnut cabinels in kitchen. I rml d111 rm Pool ,.,11cd patio llurQ ~ . I~~ l11130ta~.Cosla Me~ 645-9161 ---------•I lo :.t'l' I hi-. ont•: .315-!J l!J I REAL ESTATJ: MESA VERDE HARD TO FIND P opul<1r :\ll•s,1 \'1·rrh- mod1•I \I II h :1 "' l'r,111•01 b1h Ill" l.1n11h rc111m. l.Jr);l' th·ll \\ 11 h \\ 1 t Ii.tr Bit.! 1111 in.ii II\ 111i.: room "1th 1111•111,11·1.' l p;.:radl·cl t hruuut. II u11 ~. 1n11·t·d .11 only S78.!>00 ('all ~1151 ~HERITAGE •. • REALTORS I HOP..E YOU'RE HARD TO PLEASE l·:.1,h1tl1• B Bii. ll!t' lamt f\ I fl\, lltl \\,I\ till l'\ll,1 l.1rl!L' lot 111111 tn·1·" .ind \ l'l!Ct<tl11l• J!J I dl'll ( )Jll' 11 1 lou'L' I:! Ii 645-3474 89""!1,,_il_ PACESETTER OH THE PLATEAU :1 UH.:! Ba + lurmal din· Ill.I! room or l;1m rm. \lo "I <IL·s1r:.iblc loe . <1 u11.'1 l Ill '1l• SJI.' ltillti :\lmorca Pl. C.M . OPEN HOUSE !-.al &Suri l·-lP~J s Br.3 Buths 8728<'.>ttawa River Cr HUNTINGTON Open Sunday l 6 COVE CONDO Shafer & Allen J l>drm. 21 ' bj condo. Realty, lnt". 6i5·6i41 Th1!> lluntml!ton U<.-ach _____ .,. ____ , home I'> m nunt l'ond. GREEN V1\LLEY tbr. 3ba. nr P~~~md & park Pnn oclly. 968-9001 Open Sun /~ton. 10665 1..1 Rosa Lane. <:rreen Vallt') Townhouse. 4 Br. lu:i. 3 poob. Si~.UOO. Submit of fe r !>. Quintard Rlo;1lt) G73·8250 \\1th upJ!r,11Jl'' thruout. Gn•al r ec. ~ t·omm la(•1ht1e~ Super lol· nl.'ar bt-,1c h , ~hoppin g & i.chools. Open Sunday. Warmincjton Realty 714-979-5060 •OPEN HOUSE• Sl\T&SUN 12·fi 31119TllSTflEET OPEN Sall Sun All Day 9282 Mokihana 3Br. corner lot , new t pts & µaint thruout. Xlnt re ur yd. S&l,500. %8-1232 ----- DISTIHCTIVEL Y . dci.1gnt!d & wa1tmg to awe you; th1:. home \\ 111 fill your e'·"'ry nl.'ed, with its r oom y I bdrms .• formal or informal din- ing & big family rm. with wet \,ar: 2~, ba ths. l..ocJll-<I 111 l>ecriil!ld at Sl21.500 Fountain '\ew 3l!r. 2·~na. or(•un Upgraded Pat•ific Sands ~ 1 lt•w. Bl1lr ukr "'"'·>l""l b 3b R" k ' V II &.> .,,.,., o<. -1 I', a . v par g, 1\1' ~s~-~oo_o_ .. ·.· .. -a ey heh. S73.500. 84·11 In Xtras! Xtras! FORMER MODEL d 1a11 a poI1 s . 0 pl' n T , Sal/Sun 10·5. Owner. oo many to mt•nt11111 1·:n1oy l·arl.'fn•c lln11g at !JtiJ-05!i.I VILLAGE. . · .. · Imm at: & bcaut1tully up 1h bl•sl • :1 Y l'ars new gradl.'d 3ur, 1 'iba ~ L~l' :! story homl'. .i SEAWl'.':D pool & jacu.m REALTORS Cam.rm & ttlVCl'l'tl 1'Jl1t1 l><'drm::.. :? hath. I Jmily Slro.5oO. -• • ---.- Pool Tbl &Jukc Box 1nl'I rm IJt•l'"ntlcd in l'OUn· CUSTOM UO~lE Jbr, TURTLEHOCK-Beautaful SMl.500. try tharm. tdl.'al for S79.soo. Near beach. designer homc,_lg corner Ol'f.N IMO• tr S IUN "'' •Kl' [eilfiNUI SORRENTO In the RANCH a 4 bedroom family home at the end of a Cul-de·Sa<" adjacent to a Eucalyptus lined grcenbelt. Stm>.900. Cull for appl. California Propcrt~ \\Orkin.: lumily C..:USTO~l DUPLEX near lot on park. ?view .. 3Br, Exchange H E O~n House Sat 1-5 Lake Park Sl23,000. fam rm. 19-Gl Sierra RAMCH REAL TY 963·6739 55;.71;:m Sunday 1·5 l~.E. PROFESSlONAl_.S Gerona.833_36_2_0___ 551·2000 Great Jo'V locat10n. :\r 8071 Windy Seo Ci.-. !163-8377 963·7653 WOODBRIDGE S&st---------- :\Tilc Square l'rk. lhr Bl•,idt to lloll..ind. bcl\\n CO .... DO I STORY T\\nhse, 3 Br 1''am Rm, .. DOVER" entlosed patio 0 H. !Jti!1:1 \\arnL·r & Slall'r <bt'hmd ""' 212 Ba, ownr. S87,900. CONDO :\Jari.11.old. ~>M 1 ... 'l8:J \cl Ktnnl.'.\ ·.., Shoc·-. i 3 Bedroom. 2 bath ~O 025 t •• xlxx;i~u \IJnner·s Co,•c . Near m ma.11.nl'tic area! Wa lk l'ondo. :J hr. 2 ! b.1 li;.l w11 ---------•I lll.'al·h. Pool. Jacuu1 & OH THE to pool & re<:. hall from rumpus rm . tlhl i.:.11 lt'nnt!.. $139.900 WATERFRONT v our 3 b c d room ~.uoo Bkr. 640-i 1:ix If You've Outqrown P .\1.l'J WALK EH 'lcw 2 lcv·~I <.:onllo. bclO\\ townhome. Sportm~ ne\\ 2STORYP.\RKSW t-: Your Present Home REAi.TY H-1'.!·ltl>\ 11-.1. by o~Ol'r. 75lHlli39, l'arpcli.. built-in \\t'l bai G UR or 5 BR & Den. 11,.1. h . ~.0122 & fireplace! Entertain t l' ~pat·wui.m·s ... ~ou \l' BY OWNER __ _ _ --menl 's a natural w1:! 'ep. fom-r m w,wl.'I l1,1r, lil·t•n look111g lor ahoundi. L\'''"'J \ut.· HR ~Is. J·ac•izzi, P"rk & d I. r I th 'B .,,, h I I .nJo• ' no. 4 . 2' :! Irvine Groves. Al>(>en. 3 ' ~ i.ll·p own '" rm w rp i· HI Is., r,.., ,a omc ct'· ba, ., l'ar uuragc. tlcar I I "• b t ' . s h landscaping. Sceino &d. ' Ch I ti t od l .., " JI rm ... " a, cnn1s. n m ana. otl·c Ol' 11r ,.,,gill' o aetomm a e L h ~i 1 · & 1 ·i 1 I ,·~ bel1ev1'ng 0• '-77,900. 11.'ac ... agno1a • poosavai:i>e.&14·4134 ., .., ~lilt!Sq. Par k. Pnl'ctl for all the faml11c ... :ic-\d S8 B (0pen ttl9PM> Qtuck s;.ilc <1t SJ 13.00U t1v1111•:,, llU"l' happv 1 ams. 9.900. Y appt. ,., J 536·7265. 536-2-191 .\gt. t>-l6·5316or&l6 0-llH l.imily rm, lorm.11 ltvmf.! WOODBRIDGE .bt•l•.111<,e you'll :ip- pn·1·1atL•th1~ 11nmaeulate 3 bt•droom, :! hath homC'. 2car g:..i ra~t'. all builtm,, with lari;:e open beam f:.im1ly room. Call 540-3666 DaveDaugherty ---- I /_,Son~~~;; OPEN HOUSE & duung mi.. S\\ l'(·pmg HOUSE SWEET 3 D r . 1 1.-.i b a t h Townhouse. Sale or tease opt. S70.000. 01>n hs c S:il/Sun 12 3. ;;5 Sage. Ph H40·09ti5 IMQuail ~· Iii IPlac• .. :\IES.\ \'t-:RDI': C:on do l'nol '.! -.t ~ • ., llr. I ll.1. D111B111.1•l1•e i.:.11', .-11•111 ,\ .It 111:.th :11r"'' ,,1,,.,.1 :-.,-_'(_;~~~ :i 11, ;11i.1.I .o.o7 1;•1.0:1 .lrn; TO I 111·: Ill \C 'II :.: 1111u1u1· """'"'" lnh 111 • h.1r.11·kr lioth ·•111 ~ lndry rm. lnph• r .ir.11-:1· .! sturai.:t' rm:.." lk 111 ..,, hi & 'n"111-11ni.:. :\\\pl lli.:i-. -.J:,0.1.1011 \111-.t ,1·1• Ito .1p (Jl'l'I' 1~111 :IX 17 !'OLl.E<;f: 1° \It!-. :011 2hJ, 11001 .!. 11plr l.11n rm. h.11 & 111 m.11111 lnclst p 'i.; Silt :1011 Ii\ O\\nt•rs l'hn111: cl11ri11i.: 'll'\\ 1ni.: hr<;, f. >11'\I Pnn. Onlv :. .... 21~;:1 OPF:\. S \I' 1"-t !->l \.I ;, '.! hr. I l>.1 n1111l11 1'11111 p.itlO, i.:.11ai.:1• l lil~I B IO\\a St S.H,."itlll H\ 0\\11('1' Ii I'! fi 121 ~ch Qtr Twnhse :1 1\lt. 11 • I I •ha $:1\l,!100 lllft. ;Iha :-:ii:l .. )IMI < 'r:iwt.ml & \.,,111· Hllr" %i 117111 EASTSIDE Larqe Lot 3 Bedrm. r dtn room dlil dct. i;ar & f1rt>pl.u·1· .oil on hurchHI f11111r, 1>111\ t \\;111. ('itll no" (;.1:1 ;·•21 CENTURY 21 Westcliff R.atty •TOWHHOME• ONE YEAR NEW Must s~I... bought olfother Spacious :1 Jld1 m. '.!' ·i huth. deror~tor pl•rl1•1•t. fenced patio, ulnum. beam relllni.:. i.lnt C'o~l:i Mesu loc. (.'lost' to l'H'r ythlng. 583, 700. 759-0761 1 un . ram rm. d111 rm. bonus rm. 2°"' h::i. pool. \\tr softner Sl23.000 By "" ncr. 5.titi 7f'9!i HEW VIEW HOME 3 Bdrm. Jba.11 pk, sh:1kc rf, 2 i;tory. Still time to pkk rpti. drps. SR!l.950. Owner I A~nl . 675·6695 College Park. 3 Br. 2 ba. ram rm. S79.000 owner 839· l 144 or 839-5761 CONDO SPECIALIST, JIB , CM, F Vly, Touchs tone Really, 963.0967 Eastsidc 3br, 11.m Sli!l,500 fl.U-2161 ABC ... it's Just that simple! Once~ see our inven· tory of Mveral beautl(ul EASTSIDE homes you won'l lQIM any (Arther, call '1/111f rw detali.. 540.3666 lk:rnt I br. ~••fl fam.rm hom1• l'orn1·1 lot. 'IUll'l, 1·.1'>) rn,11nt ~anl _._ __ ...._ SAT·SC'i-~JON I :; 1715:! San Pc<lro l'1r. 1·1n·ulo1r ... 1:11n·ihl' frnm 'litTt .11·111.11 111.1-..IL'r ..,lllll' IT IS ... \\ ..,n·l11d 1·d p art•111 11'i.difr1tulttoporlray;1ll 1'1'111-.11 Sp.11'11111'-:1 (';II lh1• line fl.'at Ul'l'S or lh1:. g.11.1:·1· ... p,11 kl11w s\\ 1111 -.up<.•r home Th<'rl' .., a Prap11rti•• · 752-1920 1400 QUAIL ST. NIWll'OU lfACl4 llt-all \ \\'rnld rn.:1 !liii \-.!-. fn1.1111101 H1t.1 Mesa Verde East I bdrm, 2 l1a. m•ar i.:nlf park & pools. HADLEY REAL TY 847-8844 111111•· 1wH1I '" 111.111' 111111 l' IJm1I~ room. with '' ·w Want Ad Help? j)42-5678 Want Ad Results 642·5678 ll'.olUI•'' l'all 1111\\ l',11 pt•h. :l bl•droom. ~ ---op .. ·11 111:!::. 1..111.11 n1 ·.ilr \1111 I 11Uflll \ o Iii ltH' :\I .1 11 \ \ I t ,1 ' ON EIGHTH lm~d. Possession I .I Ill!. lliOO "II II hltns h1Hk frplt· 21·ar i:ara,1:c. ,h.1~C rlHll, Ill'\\ <Tph & Huntincjton Beach I 040 1 hath. wl'll pnt·(•rl un1l1·r Irvine I 044 Irvine I 044 ~ ~;;st -.;oc;;~ll 540-3666' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ >11tl I .">111 '•111~ EASTSIDE COSTA MESA FAIRWAY!!! OF Ott\'\'(; I 1·11-., \111"1' 1-.\1 I I -.,1\ I 1;111 .F UH lt"I-\' U l Ill '\TH\ l 1.1 II \1 l'l., ol ~11 <'II ·" I.or .1 \1111 lJll 'll' ........ , ·' 1\.1h·r S1n1.;l,. ... 111n lu\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• dqt.. 1hru nut m l't1lor of ---------• \ 1111r t h111c1-. .II\ nuhtand 1nj! huy ,1 l SRi,500 1 'l'HTIS rt E 9Ci2 2151! HARDWOOD FLOORS 1 Bit. l,.:c l'O\ d p..it1u llu11' & pick ext c·ulrn 111 \ou p~un1 &2 ... a\l•' ~.11100 \lil'h;wl. li13· 1 ltAi MESA DELMAR l 'll';lll ;; J\r, :I !l,I \\ lljl l!radNI 1 rpt. 1·0\ ii p.JI 111 ~ uthl·r ~T.h . ;\1 .tll 'l hb lmml•d 1w1s-..L''-"· 1'1111t onh. ti\\ Ill'!". ~ .. t, x.;;q; Dano Point 1026 OPEN SAT & SUH 1-5 8181 LAMBERT Gre<1t family hornt'. I lwdroom. 2 bath n t•\\ <J1-,hwabher. gar ba..:e di., ~al. )!as ranj!I.' & O\ en Only Si:!.000 REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 ~846-5573 Wf1ela11 11\' 0\\ \.l:H REAL EST ATE Hew Exclusive! J'ools11ll· nl11d11 ;1 111 1 ' l BJ. \\ "h 111 . t11l 1'11 nll.' hW \IU-.1 ~l'l I. ~Ii ,l}()C) l".J 111~1 . !lh:! I :1~1>1 S & S Pa rk Huntin~lon Xlra wide lot w,tremen- WALK TO BEACH dous privaty. s uper finished bonus room. ex· Th" f:\l'tUll\ ('horn!' has ('l'Utl\·e home of 21>50 i.q . form;il i•ntr~ "hich ft. w14 Br. ram-rm, opt•ii... 1., i..:i .ii·1orns loyl.'r. formal dining. 2l:; ha. a Stt•p down 111 h ,. rm & dc·corators dcliJ!hl lhru- l or m .ti dini n g rm. out. Won't lasl. Ca ll l'lwi•rlul ~ltl'hl'n & ad· !168-1602 l'e nnrngton J•llllllH! h1 l'.lkla,.,t nonk Pro~rtics 110·1·1111.' 111w l'ornl'r of t hl' HaMtinC)ton l.!r111111tl 1 lu111 Spac·111us Harbour l.11111 m fl•.1tun•s lg lrµlc. ••••••••••••••••••••••" :1 lk;lt'1••m. '! h,11h 01111 t'l' hn1·d -.trt'l'I. l~OO sq ti N1•\\ l'.IJ'lld '11111.'I' .. 11.or)l Ofl•'ll !-..ti ,\ '-un I .1 l'\I :!:t.;1 \lh• ti !'llr1•t'I 11111\ SX:1 ~11~• l \I.I. \\11\LI 'I\ RE \I. L!'t r \ n~ II!~ 7~:.:-. Woodsy & Won~rlul C:1111df1 111 '011\ lllll'llt l'ti-l.1 ,,, .1 1111·.1111111 f'rttll• .. 1•111.tll\ do 1111,1t0'1l Ill 't•l1·1 I lt•\IUrt'' ~ 1111· 11r" F111 .11l11lt... 11111\ 1'11(11 ~ 11·1·r.'.1l1011 l,n1h111 , ~I 'l~I llr\ :.!flt"'\\ II h lht.., 11\1111011 doll.II lnl',\flHll 1111,111' ~l\hl1~ + ("lllll1•11111111.11 \ tlt·~1i.:11 l'11u.i1, IJri.:t• dhlt• d1H1I l'llll ~ h'.111111,.., Ill l'\'llf 1'1' )!l:t'' l'lli l11-.1•cl .lflllllll \ .1lh1·d1,il l'••il 111 J... ... I'\ I I \ \\' h I' I I \1.t•.,O\ I' l',tl11' \'1•rdt' ''"Ill Ill t 1'l.1t 1• Tt1ll' Ill \\llllll.;hl 111111 • 11111( h, 11\U1 h 11111n• ('an rw\ o·r ht• 1l11pl11'.11t·1I ,11 1 llt' IHI llf•ht•\ ,1hl1· In\\ 111 II l' 111 11111\ Sllll.'lj(J' \ uu l'.111 It'\• ull tlfl lhh tint'. hUI I\' '•dX'lt1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED: So Cst Area Hm 1n t1 .Hll• for l11\11nolL' Si' \\orld Hat'l' Crm-,e _\11- 11.111011~ Sitlhl\J.! 'JLhl \\ l>an.1 Point 'lhp \' aluc . III!, \l Call Hill Cah'' •'.!IJ> !123-8187 or C213l 1!1tl :.!Sii ,\ "o•I ~"11: l';l\\'.rlt:r r.rn ts ON WATER 120', 55' dock, H B 11°·.o,1 II\ I JI 1·01 " •.1.H otDr 4 Br lwnhsc on point. \\ 11111 1o.i1h-.. \\alb or p ·t be·t 526_ OOO I I v • s vu. ~ =>. • \\,uc 111 "'"· 1 .in O\er-Ownrn\in. 714-840·1879 • • '11•\\ 11111,.. llv 1 m below. l •1loni.1l IC1.,1I 1-... 1.011· H&USE BEAUTIFUL ~;H'I > 1 l11ng .1 I :imilv lll'f~I' 1111 1 JI l'111•1• II\ mi.: :.! "". I 111 l.1111 rm & pool 2tt11t1 "I II To 'l't' 1 .1 II :-.11 rl I 1 n •' H •'a I t \' B.11h.1r.1 ;-,1w 11a;1 ur l .. 1rn ~.~ co;1; t .tll 11m' '" "l'l' this e\cit· TRINIDAD ISLAND PRIME ·ra :.~ 1Bedroom.2l>ath,ut1hlv ~ 963-8364 ;o.;ew -lBr. JY2Ba, 3 car garagt>. a\•ail immed, 0\\1\er 536·217.t \\ \11-.lt FHll' I ll0\11-." 1 11 t 11~1 FIXER UPPER WITH POOL FOR SALE IDI': \L f' \\II LY 110:\'tf:. do-,1• to :.<"hnol, :inrl 111 .. 01 h<>-. ll.lr~"· & Dann 1'111111 \l.11m.1 lh1•r 2000 room. enclosed p.1110 with butltm RBQ. <;n•at lluntmi.rton Beach lot:J lino. O~n house Sal & Sun 1·5 P~t. 6-102 Dunn Only S6i .900. {' ,\ 1.L 898·7855 WllAL EN REAL t:STATE. -------- OPE'J SL''J &. \IO'J I 5 3 hr. J 0 • h.1 rondo Pool. patlll. 1W\\ p.11111 & crpts. \'cry .,harp• S1il,:JOO. 1 i ti !I:; N c " t a n d . O y owner'. C 12 f.121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UNIVERSITY PR.IC \:1•1·01-. p.11111 .111d 1·..1111c.·1 ,\II 1l 1.1k1 ~ " a lt1tl1· 1m ai.:111a11011 ,\ "or!-. .1 nil ~nu II ha' t• ,1 h1.,11111ful p .. 11 honw llu1 n n1ll &1:1 1~111;1. :1 hr, 1 °1 h.1 f.1m1(\ 1 m . forrnnl chnini.: rm on 1·111 tlc·s~1(• Jot l 111c1•1l l1111nlv ~i7 ,!)00, ,\lo\'l' Ill ('Onlli ll11n (";1 II H Iii :;~,;14; or t'\I'~ 1;.:J(;.111~~5 1 "I II ur II\ 111 1: art·a I. .1 r i.: o• 1 1111 m ., ,1 n ti l'll<'lo-.1•tl ynrd 01wn h1111M• !'>al "' Sun I I P~l. 2:1211 Ya1ht Dn,1•. n nna l '111nl CONDO SPECIALIST, HURRY OH THIS! Villa~ I Edmhurg end unit. 3br . 21 Jba, lam rm. On ~n·cn Ix-It w /\'1ew of pool & ten· ms c1·ts. Proressionully d ecorated w /m anv xlra!;. S!M,500 . 0 1ir Snt/Sun 11·4. 4302 Senisa Wy, or appt. 552·848~ FORESTE OLSON , ... , M f 4 ' fl• ... 'li':WCO\;DO Eml u111h 2 Br. 21 2 tt. .... bt'arn 1·e1lj:t:1, cera mic tile. 2 fplc':; Pool & spa. S6!1,5011' Prine onh· 67.i 1912 llkr · VILLA ASSOC. Orokl•r Rt•:iltnr 7 ofl H'L'" O\'{'r l~ i.ah' ml'n Best E1S1t.lc arNl 3hr. h u Jr e y d . a I I 1· ~ • M31 Iner!> t:ns1i::n Harb· or schools. S6!*.llii0. l'r111 only. 0\\1lr. Ii 10 i 11 I AMCHOl.AGE IMVISTMEMTS C7 I 4t 496-77 I I ()l.·l•:in \ 1ew. 3Br. 2• 2ha 21572 I larbor View Or. Open 12-5. K~~llrt Rlty II 8 . C ~I . 1'' V I y . Tou(•hstonc Jtea lly. 003·0867 -----S&5 Resa1c Spccinlisl~. 3. 4 or 5 bdrm modt>IS avail, some w /pools. 968·4U02 Pennington Prope':!_!l'.'s OPEN HOUSE Reduced ----~lESA VEROE rcdu<·c1I l1:1k•1 rC''l .1rl"I pool horn<'. SHOO 3 Br 2 Ba. t'am 3br. I ' 1b.1. hltns. clsh\H Rm. Din Rm. l~t· µatio, elm rm. lrpk. lnlen·om. S89.9SO Open ll<>u~c S:it l8x2fl hl':lll.'tl lthcrcd cov-& Sun, \Jon. 2-5P:'l1 ~H erecJ pool + auto. pool Rakel'. CM. 557·965.'l llY OWNErt beautiful tri· le,·el Thunrleruird home. l BR, 3 Ra. fom -rm, formul din-rm. liv-rm lrplt <.:a n yon \ll'W . More' l 19.5uo. Open lloust' Sat & Sun 1-5, 33301 Sen Bright Dr. l!lfl-4161 CONDO IY OWNER 3Br, Prime Unit, nt•wly painted. hi n pa Uo. IU2G Benjamin Rl 7·2321 5&1,900. S\\ 1•cp l.r~ yrd Auto 41DRM21ATH 576.900 sprnklrs in frnt. Lytton l~Ji\L-\C. by owner Collcl(c Rculty 5-15.4;71 Pk. 3 Br 2 Ba. FR. Open IDEAL-HUGE ctose to beach 9302 Comstock OWMER'S UNIT OpenSat&Sun 1·6 Huge 4Br. 2ba. tam Sharer&Allen OPEN HOUSE I ·5 3261 Indiana Ave. 3 BR .. family rm .. new paint In & out + carpets & drapes. Bright & cheery. S82.SOO ·GEM· 120-FTustln Ave. N.B. REALTORS 642·4623 RXERUPPER? House Sun. 557-7096 ECO .... DOMl .. 'IUM rm+2Br. lba. 18r, lba llealty, lnc.67$-6741 " " for income. Nr Beach1 2 Bedroom, 3 ba'h i•on stores. chun:hes & bus 4 Br 1~ Ba, 16021 Melody dorninum home. end unit linei; Sl39.500 · Ln. ( Dutch haven >. Nr. with good vi cw. POINT REAL TY Hntg Hbr. 846-3434 Delightful patlo, access ___ c_a_l_l 4_00_·_5000 ___ _ to parking. ulso enclosed IMMACULATE! dou~le car f{arage . SToro lOll 3 BR + d~ti. '2 Ba. Rerni:eratoc and stove to •••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Decorator \Jpgr:id I nu 11tay. ean thro-out. Mmu sell ~ce ! 546-3666 ________ , $72,500. A:gt 759-1131, Open Sun/Mo.t l·S 49-1-2966 Own1'rs havt' bought anothl·r & are anxious lo stll thi!I 3 hdrm .. 2 bath BY OWNER home, near beaC'h , schools & s hopping. Open house daily 11 -6. Compare al 565,000! 3792 Fern Sl. College NEWPORT BEACH Park "Cornell". 4 Br. 21·:1 REALTY 675-1642 bil, ram rm. dining rm. -------......--• bonus rm. Overlk'g park, SUPER UUY! Lovely 3hr, 2ha, ram rm. schl. Community pools. S112.000. Ph 559·0672 Many xlras S8G,OOO By Large 2 sty i Br 3 Ua. nwnrr !lf.11·22-ll s h u k c roof • b e I ow By 0 w n r 2 h r / d <' n market. S89.900. 675· l lOS T h I J · or 8.15·0211: x0582 wn me . poo •. ocuu1. __ ----.,- t enn 1 !> <:rt. nr Hunt. Open House Sat1Sun i\lon Harbour & bch. Sti-1,900 12-4. 2br, den, 2ba, on the Open hse Sa1 SUn /i\l on lake 63 LakeviE!W Arbor 12 6, 4987 Bonito Dr. <.:all Lak~ 494·0536 lor directions. Jo'ollow --·------- i.1gns on Bolsa Chica bet VIEW+ SPA Pierce & Warner . Spacious le warm 3 BR 8466357.Prinonly. Dean home in Univ. Park. Features n fan-By ownr. Upgraded mdl tnstic view & a custom 11.B. Seabrc~ie Condo. 3 enclosed jacuzzi. Fully l~e bdrms, 2ba. formal landscaped, tastefully dm rm. ottached 2 ,<'a.r decorated & highly up- gar. Priced to sell quick· graded. Call owner for ly nt sn.ooo. 968·0271. appt. $5l-689G siu.500. ELEGAMT Ir UNTV. PAltK Village 111. IXCeTING ,·cry pvt&. ctegnnt 4 Bit. $59,900 Cnn you ~int? Thal's about all this 3 Br charmer needs to be Wltela11 z.1001 Cl'e{?n Bay Drive LAKE FOREST BEAUTY R:\l:sc-J'CKlr ramilr, in the tnuiq I aurf'O\lnctlngs lo tht~ country 1l kc al- mMphere. 3 Bedrooms :ind a family room. 11padous mast« hdrrn, huge ramlly rm. An oul· s t u ndln g hom c in labulou Oran.at' County for M11 ,000. CefttUI')' 21 Mtrttn R a• &tate E>.ccutlve home, Ideal 3 Ba. d tuched home tor entertaining Two· w/xtra. Jae yrd. Comp. !llory U vlnt: room with upgt·aded w /ptu. h crpt~ ~~~=~~---1 Polo11 Vtrd ·• stone &dfPi' Vnn Lwt pupcrs, llrcptace to ccilln1. !;ol11riutn kltcb. noor, Jo'orrnnl dlnlns room. form.:ll din.rm, trplc & library. ramUy room. bltns. NearSaul\a &Ten· I' w o w e t b a r s • :s nlli Crt.s. 1t~ from ts bedroom~ 4 batmr. •J)OOI ac. park. 2 shoP•a ct rs, & room, 541 dock. View: schools. Call for appt. ruAL ESTATE worth much more. Can•---------- YoU dl•l? Thllt'~ all It Eastslde 3Br, lba, lge lot. ttk s to s ee il. Dial New paint &fencedyard. &U-6368 8 .000. 631-t'Ttl. 648-2087 W11nted to buy! 5 Br, w/Fam. OR, (al l("Olt 3',000 sq.ft. l IR> Muir \1.e.rde or Nwpt .btb. J.,v msa. 7~-3171 '<'204, or M1·14.U. Prine. ollly. 640-S351 S337 ,SOC>. ()pen tJI l'PM. W-898? By ownt1'. Ptlnc. • • Ol\ly. S12J.¥!0. II 1~1\· . WOOD.WUDGE 4..0r3 au. Place Fum R~t. Bi ' ~ Modtl Pl ap•rta.. on park. upards. MSK, 7.S2•1tH e\"!1" knd 5$2·l90S; •rrlct WOO OUAltR _ NAb4 'iSt-1210, bier. WOODIRIDGE CIHICSlDf 4 IORMS.~'12 IA THS Luxury and space designed for modern family living.• The lower level of this comfortable Sycamore model home is a spacious acti"\;• (\enter with sunken ~ · (\ \Jlrmal din- ing rm .. ~ \J. _ .utchen and family r ..... powder rm. and utility rm. Plus upgraded carpets and drapes, mirrored wardrobe doors and beautifully landscaped. New on the market. Hurry. this won't last at $95,900. CHA NC al OR 5 IOllMS.-FAM. RM. Looking for that extra large home? You don't have to look any further. See this beautiful 5 bdrm. home located near ever- ything -schools, pools, golf course, tennis club, shopping and transportation. Extras in- clude new dishwasher, some new carpeting, outstanding brick fireplace, large all elec- tric kitchen and beautifully landscaped. Don 't miss . this one. Call today. · LAGUNA HILLS 3 IORM.-Rt--¥1EW OHLY $76,500 Super sharp 3 bdrm. home located on cul-de-sac street on top of the hills. A home de· signed for fantastic family liv- 1 n g . Seller h as added a beautiful sep. large family rm. Located near schools & shop- ping. Priced to sell fast at $76,500. OPIH HOUSE wooonJDGI GraciQUS lh'lng keynotes the traditional design of this elegant 4 bdrm. Laurelwood home in Woodbrid~e. Vaul~ celling in living rm.· wtth fireplJlce, large f amtly rm., 3 bath8. upgraded carpets & drapes. parquet floor and beautifully landscaped. Better than new ahd only $125,000. Oft Culver Dr. to #37 Whistling Swan. I DONALD M. llRD AueclolH, 1 .. 110•• WOODBRIDGE PL~CE Open Hvu!>t.• Hy Owner Exce1)tlonal lut on cul· de ::.ac. lmml'l.I. occup. \'iC'W ur bch CIUIJ. park & Saddkback. ·I Br. 2 b:i. ~pr d•n rm. lrg fom rm & solarium. SI 19,SOU. 5.'>2·123~. 514·0685 •OPEN 2·5 * 141 02 Saarintn TheColony Plan 100 tFrl t SJt/Sun>. Decorator :.hjrp! 4 BR .. RANCH REALTY 551-2000 DEEttRELO lUVEL This one ia btrl ~ l llgh vaulted cellinp. frml din rm. fmly rm, w/frplc. plus brkr:.t rm. 4 bdrms. 3 full baths. Huge 2 level maltt Wrm has sitting ;irca & compartmented bath. Don't wait too long! StS·!U91 • 21.:i ba.. ram rm. ter-----------· race k1lch. & din. rm Sl~.000 EVEL YM COPELAND REALTOR 552-0434 PARK HOME A I>t:erfield .i bedroom home with over 2500 sq. (t. oC super living space. Many neat extr as on this --------~one. S127,500. Call for Added Beauty Loculed in "The H;rn<:h ". Be:.iuuful :.iddl•cl un fomi· ly room with \lt!l u:.ir. 3 Bedrms & cll·n 1'1 baths. Qwet c1il dc·!>SC lornt1on. Affordable comfort :.il ~.'JOO. Century 21 West :;.;>i.4840. ---~ Chanc.-llor Plan I NC'w 11:.tin;; -upi;rJdt>d , \\ 1 l h '1uI0 I ('I(•$! ;J Ill'(' lkau11rulh· l.intl-.c·••Pcd ~ard 2 lkdrnh :.! hJths. dl·n & \\d lt.1r with u fel'11ni: 111 "p;11·1111hn1·-.~ ~ •• 1110 l'.111 1111' ;1ppl to) PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 :! Br. :!h;1 Card11f. "'l'hl• T(•r1acc". L1k.:.• nc•w. up gr<l'<I I hru out S7:1,.:,110. ()I\ II t• r !17 !> :! :.! x .·) "r :,;,1 11.!:! \\'1111dl111d i.:" p11p11la1 1'1 .. -.1·011 111111 .1hr. :111.1. lam 1111 1:1 .. ;il l11t .1t Ill park. l.,i.tc ) .1rd l'tt•I-. y1111r l'IJl l'lllur :,,1.;·, IMMI II v ow n r . 8 I 7 x ;, H :1 • (;.I .I 5-103 & 6 10 i~ISli TURTLE ROCK GLEN GARDEMHOME J :ism1n1• Plan HI.ST \ I l' \~ l . II ,.: I' .1 111· 11 SH~l.Joo 01\ 1wr IJ:.! :! 17:l OPEN JIOl'St-: I:? 'i Turtle Rod .. lhr :.!' 11.1. f.1m rm. pn1f lnd ... 1·p·~. Irµ o·rnr lut.11J;1 :1:.!IJ rnu:u S1t·n .1 S1•t11 II\' O\\':-.i Ell J-'11"'•! <•llt•t 111 ~ ol I ttflrm, :!', h;ith.:.: "'""'· nll 1h· -.;w h1111w 10 \ ·111\ <'l'il al<• clhl h:u·d" 111111 d 1111r 1•111 t \ • a1>1>t. RANCH REALTY SS 1·2000 RARE FIND Unit1ue .i bedroom. 2 story home w /a tamily room & formal d1ninl! roc11n! Exrcllt•nt loc.1lion to thl• Colonv's Crom mum I y P ;11 k & pools & tl'fllll'> t·tmrts ! A :.uper home ut a super i>rll:t> Call RED CARPET R~tors 833-3380 ------- WALNUT SQUARE * OPEN HOUSE * 14645 Kazan Ave. !'Ian ll :i llr or'.!+ d1·n. 2 li:1lh, ut1I rm p, t 11o1t111. :11r 1•01111. l·pi.;r.1tl•·tl \\ Ill'\\ I pl •"-µ.1111(. \\,11lp.11K·r B1•.111l. nmtl }'l••I & l'.1rk. :\r. ~orth fro.inc 11 1.l!b :-.6 1,:?UO Owner will t·arry :.!nd T.r>. Prtn only. Call 5.31 fiC>!:.! alt G pm for .ippl to't.'t'. ------- RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN Sharp San L:,11 lu~ 2 King «1lC b<lrm~. formal dm· in~. + co1.y ~nui:gler. 1-: ' t· I u s 1 1 c I i s t 1 n g . SUUTllLA;>;OERS R .E . .Joan Howe. 631 ·2133 t >pen I luu!>c Sat & Sun. !=lOYleJO --- THE WILLOWS I' n () I~ II 0 \l Jo; B y ()\\'~EH :I Hr :?b.1. lrplr !'71 ~i4Ml, c-all ij:! i~li h 1n ... ;.: LGC)Yfta .. ach 1048 ................•...... ' AJ&W&\..l.. Associates Call 494-6594 For~~. NOR INS R EALTY ATIENTIOM EMTREPREHEURS Bui lei }Our next pro Jc ct tn Boom TO\\ n F1 \ c lut comer a\ .11l.1blc 1n Vic tona Beach an-.1. l'rinw comm1•n 1.1l lt1t<1tion. n '.! ;rntl C-1 111nin~· One ol th._ 1.1 ... t ut lls kind Su1l j hit· lur d11pl1•\""' CJll tor luttlwr 1111111 111.11 11111 .11 * 494-8057 * l \;[.t:\llTl-:ll POSSIBI l.ITI ES NOHTll l·:'lO BEACll SIDE OJ.' HWY Livc·in lovclv 2 llH. :.ill wood & glass homt• & have ofr .. husinc· ... s. re s irlt·nl1a l i1H·nrn1• 11n11 :-. nl·\I door ~:!OO<H> · Z" IH. \Ll'UI< 1!~1 ~1;1 I HIDEAWAY 111 \\01><b> arl•a. W111rli11;..: din l'\\ .iv leads to 3 BH :.' B\ \\,huge dl•t k 1111 h.•Lsure time-;. Ocean ,\ City\ ii'WS. ~15.000 AGELESS CHARM hJc; hccn ach1P \rd w high beam 1·p1l1ni.:'>. hnck f1repl.1Cl'. ~t.11ncd l!l ass wmd1ows. coh hl~'lllon~ tlocJN &. l'ounlcr lops. He;i11l1l11l l\ land'l'Jµt·ll \ anl J II It. :J R\ 111 '\111th 1..1 i.:u n..A $.!'.!11,()(JO INCOME UMITS CIOSf' to 1 dl.1~·· l't hl':trh :.' Br IHHht' 1 .. 111d10 w -<unpon h SI IK.:11~1 YOU PICK THE TIME TOP OF THE WORLD -bright Giid cheery ta... °" a qiaiet, sec:ll*d street. A gnat place for c.M1clreft Clltd pets. Walk to tl11Mnlm 'f Giid f-lor hiCJh Kllools. All extra 1.-p leYef lot 1!¥fth spe illMers Clltcl bt-'it.I '-die~ 90 with tltis 3 bedroo•, faally rooM. '"-e....$116,500/0PEM HOUSE S•day. Mery 29 from I :00 to 4:30 p.M./3009 MCMllltain V" .. w /l.ogmaa leach LAGUNA MIGUEi. -3 ~oo. 2 berth .__.. Originally a model Sllows pride of OllltMrsllip. M.wfy paiMed _. ..d CMlf. Mew urpm. •d appAances....$19,500/0P&e HQUSE Sun- day, May 29, I 0:00 o.lft. to 3:00 p.m./29131 Via San Sebostim SOUTH LAGUNA. 499-4551 497-2489 LAGUNA NIGUEL 495-1728 I DANA POINT 493·8812 LOCJW!a S.ach I 048 LCICJllllCI Beoch I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 180 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW Magnificent custom home in the heart of Laguna, close to town with fabulous While Water Coves view & Catalina sunsets. 3 Bedrooms. 3 bath, 2 patios, huge deck, s treet to street lot. S295,000. Owner will finance for 30 years. 91.4% No loan costs. Call for appointment. OPEN HOUSE SUMO.A Y I ·S 2t 125 Abotsiftch. L..-a Hlgllll Cu 1 de sac home, beams, conversation p1t, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large pool sized lot. $109,950 BOND REALTY 831-9411 831-2212 27842 Fo~s Road ~ S.ach I 048 Laguna leach I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CORPORATION LAGUNA BEACH 494·2146 PORTER REALTY lOOON COASTHWY. 497-2468 OPEN SUH. I ·4 967 Meadowlark Lane. Very spacious 3 bdrm.+ bonus rm .. den & dark room. Ocean & canyon \iews from Jiving rm., den & 2 decks. Located on quiet cul -de·sac in Bluebird Canyo n . $175,000 OCEANFRONT Cactus Point, overlook- ing Woods Cove. A one of a kind home & location for very special people! SSS0,000 DUPLEX North end; 2 blks. from OPEN SUHDA Y 2·5 Pacesetter #2 24302 Via Aquara Thls 2 story 4Br home wtfam rm has just been completely redcc·oratcd & remodeled. Shiney & new !>hows like a model. Situated on a large level corner lot. The lowest pncc in the area for a home this si£e. It 'II sell fast at 5109,500. HOWARD JOHNSON REALTY 497-1 744 Shaw's Cove. Each unit x B L o R s has 2 bdrms .• 2 baths ; - upper unit bas ocean view. SlS.S.000 MDLI DANA KNOLLS • 3 Bdrms . family rm., atrium, 3 car garage; 1·ompldcly upd:.ited. ~.ooo Sh:tpely 3 BR twnhm. fam urea. 21::? Bi\, cen- tral '\IC-loaded w I X· trJs. Prof. cll·crt'd. Short LOTS dr lo ScJ. 584.950. Investor's s pecial! Own/bkr495-6i89. Presently unbu11dable in , -&.. £......~ t 1 OSS Arch Beach Heights; 2 i..uae ~s lots. $11,QOO & l ·lot , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl0.000. 'I• ACRE This 3 bdrm home is --n--aut-iful--U-n-lt_s __ , situated on Ir~ acre in DIC' Lake Forest. XJnt area \'idoria Beach · i:reat nr. shopping & schools. ocean vit•w ! Im mac., Home is in immac. cond. charmm~ Spani:.h :.true· & won 'l la!>t :it Sil,500. lure on l,::e., woodsy lot. WarminC)ton Realty DnH•\\ ays & walkway!> of Spanish pavt'rs. 1-:I<'<' 1 ___ 7_1_4_·9_7_9_·_5_0_6_0 __ gara~<'. scp . _hohhy Mission Viejo 1067 room. Upper unit h:is 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJC.lrms., :.unroom, frplc.. ORDOV \ 4 Bit family IJ?c. din1n~ area + b1~ • • • • deck l ·Bdrm lowt'r has rm. cpt ~. upgrd d, . . beaut. lndscp'g. VIEW. li;ce. area for expansion. S7l.900. Call 830-2011 SJ.79,500. Open Sat. l·S. 21H7 Rounsevel Terr., o(f 1_o_wn_c_r_. ------ tlinklt', nr. Victoria un· 4Br+Pool $79,500 derp~ss4.94_7551 * L~c fncd yd. Sharp! Villa h,11,~c (o .. ')zi.c5 ~a.l.<or- .\ssoc. J e r ry Shows '586·561ti SALEORREMT 4 Ur. Deane Home. Va- cant. St:iO/mo or 584.500. LGCJUl'G Hiiis I 050 __ o_"_'_ne_r_~_>·S6_1f_:i -- •• • •••••• • •• • • •• • • ••• • • [)('luxe .. Trc"ino·· 3Br. Jhr. 2ba at 2e512 l\fontova. :.!ba. By ownC'r. Super :i.1:1.soo. (2 13)672·1731 & :-un~ct view from pool <213\770·27~} l>ll.e lot. Too m any BESTIUY custom features to list. Shows like a model. SHI ,900.'bst orr . Owner C o n t e m p o r a r y \\'Ill carry Sl0,000 2nd California Townhorne. TD. Open house Sat/Sun O\'erJSOOsq.fl + \cran· 11 ·5. Cull 586-8581 • 111 I ti t• \I I 11. h I ·, .. '-: s r r • n I.. I ,. r ' . I' 1 ,, t l.11ul"1"q111 1i.:. I.,. p.11111~. ~lrtlh' lqlk. c·1•11l1 ii .111. l~t· m~lr 'lllk l'1 t11r tlll ly sm ce.u 01K·n sun & \lun . .>.)I J 1117 CALLUS". 1-'nr all lht• l.1te ... t multi· pit· 1 .... 111111'> .1 .. ..Al l:.1 blc in l-1.:1111..A IJ.t-.n h "''"'J \\(' h,1\t' th1• pl.II" \\I hull\.' ~llU l'Jll .111111 d ;J llH :! B \ l1r1•pl.111 1111 1!tt k . tll;iq.d \It•\\ ,.,11:1:1..i SPANISH OWN YOUR OWM da wtv1ew. 3 nn·~. I ''• _e_v_cs_;_w_k_nd_s_. ___ _ APARTMENT ha·:..A1<.:..2carcar.Only --------OPEM HOUSE 1.5 lCARGARAGE 14 Argent Circle m~f,(;}rrt!:l /\ hc•,11111111 1 ""' 1 <•nto 1n ~Il1l~ I ht• Runl'll · lo«:.ih'tl at 499. 21100 lllt• 1•1111 ot ;1 1111 1lc• .11· ___ _ .11l 1.11·t• n I 1• II I .II 111111 .. l'nnt r i1d•H ., r I :\t'r uppt•r h1wJ lo!• l'l'11h1•l1 ~'"I' 111 I 11,,h ... tn11 t.·•I 011'.1n lo.. .. nrl M '•' th1' h,•,111l1lul ,,lll\lln 1111.t. I '• hll,, ht11t1l'loro111) ~lll\1,:100 lrom <in'.in ,11111.uuo 1'.•'>h. il!> ls ii I 37.'> ~ WOODS COVE SI 52,500 t.11c 2 Dr Country Chnrm home. llurdwood (lr11. RANCH REALTY frpl<'. ~hukc roor. R2 SS I 2000 porkhkr 1•ornrr Orr<1n • ·---i \'icw dcrl..... I' • blki. to STYLE HOME l)11.dll1 11.111-111.111 hip thrnvut I UH. 1.11111b r11nm ·1 II\ '' 1tl1• 1·11 • .-.1.d I It " :::ilti.i.LOI fbgtwater I R£Al ESTATE 1350 S. C.oasr Hwy. 494-8536 --- SPARKLING :11.>r (Sp.rn1sh t1l<·tl & IK'.11n•'il >. """' '' fk:\1·r I\ 11111' Fl.111 :-1:!<1.ftOO. nv Ownrr 0 •If Sal 'Sun· ~Ion ~94 71l'f7 or 400 3"&97 OPEN TODAY brh. t!llH Glcnncyrc. ---------Open 1·5. Sat/Sun. 1-5 PM N('l't.I a lar~r Cornily Victoria Bch. 1·nJO)' llt'uutirul summer Mllt~et~ from this cedar l.. ~1<1-;c; homt> Ocean !lide of hw~ Stained glnss. 2 r 1> I 1·,. s unk c n tubs . S!l7.000 Downtown L'nlqur M l property IOnlaininR two shops, ju!lt frrc;hly painted, \·arlo1111 u.;ei> from com- ml'rc1ul to light Industry. 8119.500 home·.• We h.IV<' n I\ iM•-~c:.-1 .... ,1114 bdrm, 217 bu Ju!<t fnr LAGUlll...IA 'nu. with a 11 t he SJC. 493.4934 Sl2,:-,00 Jl,1wa11 lol '~acre 1""'111 :11ncn1tieii.1'h1-. I~ a must 1---------lBR. o~n your own Jlr REAL ESTATE 'ec todJ) • lii l:i O \K ---------beach. s.t!l.!:>IJO. THE!-: I.,\'-E IXICUTIVE HOME Sl;">6.000 rnlt,(){'t>an' u IS FOR REAL Sl~.000 JUR ':!B.1 ll<'h.sd l\10\'C In cond. 3Br, den. S198.500-JBH./dcn l''an· 1 WATER. WATER, 2l,~. huge hv rm. Cam t:i~licoce:rn Vic\\ EVERYWHERE. That's rm, formal din, wlk in ~.SOO·Cu:.l Eng Tudor the theme for this fan· t.'losets. ocn view, ownr. 4BR/3 BJ. Din.rm. 2 t:istlc 3 BDRM., SEP. · S136.SOO. 497·1SOS, decks. wino ctllar. clen GUEST ROOJ.t, 3 BATH 4~967 w/wet bar. r11m rm. fun · rt's1dence. Has SWIM Hhltop House tashc whitewater & ca· POOL, JACUZZJ1 ~c. & 3 Br 2 Ba, corner lot. pvt. nyon \'U, •we iosplriol( uCEAN tenced. 1474 P acific. cor· -'---------•VU. JT'S COOL AT ner Skyllne Dr.. l\tysUc 5100.000 Hllls. Open House Sot & Sun 12·4, SlG0.000. Dy THECHOICE owner. wi ll tlnnnce. IS YOURS 714-729-8183 ll1S dr.-~nleaf. :t Br. 112 --------- Bn, 1200 sq. ft • Cam el Ouanfront Lot carpet. , Extremely rare piece of fi63.llSO property on xlnt bch with #1 Ortenle4C, 3 nr. I \.'11 panoramic ocean view. Ba. 1200 sq. n .• Drown Easily bulldoble. carp6t. ' -----.-----lt ~.900. $97,500 RED CARPET Romantic View Across from Heis le r Realtors 586--0400 Park. Oceanv1ew & hills ~~~~~~~~~ En.JOY the lights of :'\fo. sion Viejo Crom this love-too! 2 BR. 2 BA. Adults ~ only. Elen:i Apts. 484 Cliff Dr. Laguna· JAY WYE.ATS REALTORS 499-2237 180 De..-e View ly 3 bedrm. 2 bath home. -:r· -P r o f <' :, s i o n a l I y 2br, 2ba ultra customized l:indsraped and tastc·ru1 condo w /wood fl oors. :,hullers. wet bar & ly decorated. Call tod.1y more. fo'mbhed bonu:. for details. Century 2l West S.S.& -4840. area. 1500 Sq.rt. S82.000. ________ _ Broker, 831-0460 B h I 069 TWO PRIME LOTS l'Wwport eoc North Laguna. Bench. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean Side oC Hwy. LOCJW!aNl..C 1052 --------• LEVEL. $138,000 each. ••••••••••..,••••••••••• BACK BAY Call 768·1587 SF.A TERRACE Artist's * * • . . hm. studio w /bubble, BY OWNER tract lights, 3 BR. 2 BA, Charming 3br, ram rm. 2 lovely I.It. country kit, red brick frplcs. shut- doublc car gar. Guard, ters, nu rrpts, Cul-de- pool. tennis. Sl~.ooo. i;ac. Must Sell! Only BOND REAL TY s111.ooo. 642·8771 831-9411 HARIORVIEW KNOLL A1f the charms or a New •HARBOR VIEW* England country village. Pnccd to sell immediate· in a location that can't~ ly. 10 , ely l :-.tory Mon beat! View of the woodelt tcgo model in an ex· C'anyon area is combinett elusive rm:a of executive \\ith proximity to luxury presta~e homes. 4 BR. 2 recreation Cac iliti e~. Ba. dtn·rm. beautifully Brand new 2 bdrm., 2~.: I a n d s c a p e d y u rd lJa. U28.SOO Own~rs extremely ~ motivated. Dy appl. on 552·7000 1 ly. Un der $150.000. 759·07Gl THE . . ... - NEW LISTlNG VILLAGE. . .: HARBOR VU CARMEL E TORS 3RR. ram·rm, din-rm,_· _R_A_L ____ _ 2HA. Pnmc lam. loc. in SEA VIEW. Dynamtl Npt. B~h ·, Uy owner occ:in/htrs view. Braf\B ~152,SOOmcl sland.Open n e w. chool:ie colors. Sat/Sun. l ·S. 1812 Port s2s,ooo. under mkt. ~W~7~~-lg h p 1. Ca I I S279.500.548·8614 J .V. Co .. COUNTRY LIVING BA YSHORES Horses OK. lovely 3 br on By owner, bcaullful 3 br. R-4 lot. 2031 Orchard. ofC z ba, fam. rrn. totally Irvine. $80,000 firm . re bit. S187 ,500. Open 557·1738 house Fri/S:it/SUn/Mon 1--------- l ·.>. 2622 Crestview, Nwpt H~s. new constr. 4 &t5·:?3'Jf. llr 212 Ba. all amenities. --1-l\-.-0-W-N-ER -SIJ!l.SOO. Agt. 645·9950 HARBOR va;w J en. SEAVIEW din rm. Cam rm, µror. 1 b lndc;cpd. you own-corner Port Roya Plan 5· 4 r. lot. Uran<l new honey brn 300• ram.rm, 2718 sq.Ct . w /panoramie view from crp~fem&wlcker guest ocean to mountains. rm, elec. k1tcb, wood Guarded gate. tenn~ pane ll ing, exp . c II t t r I d crts. pool. S259,000. wa papers, as e u e· Ownr/Agnt,SSZ·l800 , cor. Prine. only. OPEN SUN l ·S, or 833·9773 HARBOR VIEW (Nancy for a ppt> Sl53,000. Assume pvt "SOMERSET" loan. No costs. 1993 Port MODEL _Sc_a_bou~~\~y----1 Immaculate 5 bedroom. ---------13 bath home~two HARBOR VIEW MONTEGO Open house Sat /Sun 1-5 By owner . 4Br. 2ba. ramily room w /beam ceiling, formal dining fireplaces-great familr area plus form al dining~ On a pool sized lot and PRICED TO SELL NOW! S172.SOO. Open tit 9PM. nn. island kitchen, up. 4 gc•ded th,u<>ut. Lge co,. I~. j!"~.1 n e r lo t. 1701 Port .-...... Westhournc. S159,SOO. Ph Pa ap...ti9s •644_-428-t ______ • 1 7s2-1t20 · l400 OUAIUt llACN -------- OPEN HOUSE DAILY LIDO ISLE By owner. E. Bluff 4 Br IAYFftOHT Fam Rm, 2 fplc's, 2~ G21".!• Waterfront , sandy Bu . pool size lot . 22H beach, pool. 5 Br 41_, Ba. Alta Vista 644·1323 or 2 fplc's. xlnt rinanclng _644_·_13_25 ______ _ a~all. Owner wil.1 <>arry Hy owner. Rustic 3 br, :.! 9 !'. Elci:;nt Ii ving ror ha. Form DR. LR. Den. s.>s<>.OOO. l rinc. only. Call Detach gst hiie. beam owncr /agt. 714-G73·62i2 t'eil, pool, nu crpts, walk NEW IA YFROMT DUPLEX 3 Bdrm. & 2 bdrm , 2 baths each. 4 Car garage. Gorgeous view! S309,000 Balboa Bay ~ropertles • 675-7060 .. to schls. Hack bay area • App 2'100 sq ft. $114,950. 645-2545 YOU ASKED FOR IT WEHAVEIT •.. Elegant executive SBr or 4 + s tudy h ome. ProfC!iSionally d ecorated & wallpapered tbruout. Parquet entrance. Terta Cotta tile, executive or----------1 rice w/custom wall units R-2 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Handy men! You've got Al\t PLF. room hl•re to tum this 1 bedroom doll house Into a comfy 2 bedroom + den Cor EXTRA JNCOM E! Huge r edwood deck with windbreak. new copper p l umhin~. Ital i an in study. living rm & hdrm. Professionally lndscpd including brick patio & brenkfast nook w /gas firepit. Bltn storage area along sidt'" of house. Soundproof game rm. Must see to ap- preciate. 640·1664 Ol'ENHOUSE SAT/SUN/MON 1·5 iot2 Port Weybridge Harbor View CC'ramic tile kitchen. A.•--------- rca l 1nvcslmcnt OP · rortun1ty. Oy appoint· ml'nt only. Call Bea Arnold. Harbor Vu Homes l'ORTOFINO 4 Ur. 31:z IJa, Cum rm, din rm. game rm. S169.~ fee. Owner G44-4844 •Only One Left* or our 5 custom homes in Newport Hghts. Thrs 2300 sq fl home M s 3 Bdrms. bonus rm, ram rm. llv rm, din r m , & room for' boat & camper. SUt,000. 3112 Broad St. Open house Sa1/SUn 1-5. Call Mike 731·JS22 West1n1 Pcicmc Pro,...tlH OPIH SAT /$UM I .5 24HIAMIOO NeW on market. Super sharp Lusk home in Eastbluff. 3 Bdrll\S., din· Ing rm.1 ra mily rm., .z batta1, rrplc. Bd&ht &, cheery. heautltol yard with covered P•t.lo.11\1.L won't last. $1.$7 soo DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 8ll-929J l Palermo fpe flxel" up~r. Orivc bytn!Por\ Stlnh1g then call ownr. ~ ·------..ea.w ()pt., 1 yr beotll. condo. Pool & tenou. N wport Crest, 8-12 mo lse. S150. 640-1'151 ' ~ your own HoMt-l.ot In a Plann~ -a.. J b • '-1 ,.__ . .-it 1,. t 2,,_ ~ LIASE &i•. a, p,us ""' c. So. ~'"1';; ~ r~ hllb 3 Bdrm .• SOuth wa1tn1 or Hwy. 5*/sno. Call in So. Calif. &ls.3d0 aft. v le w s pe cu cu I ar. _8"-06&1 ___ • _____ _ T~. die flnt atep ls oftJ.D the 5, except &ln4ay. L. lla.r· Completely furnlabed. Dlx 3Br, Zb•, pvt patlo. 2 '"'E' )'Oii'?-. ---.. •• tO lllOVe rt ,Blr. -/mOClt•. bll<s to heh. Avail uly 1.15'-...J'. CGllMYICo"lfJ••J 1S>Otmo.Nopetam. up at your lDV~~--. UnJ•o.twt. llo.&So.Coa tlfwy. bfit ~· me confuaed wJUfall~ ..... z~oo LAGUNA BEACH 2 Br & den, 3 Bo, fPIC • • ~ Of today's m ........... ·~ ' ~ •••••••••••• •••••••••• .a97 2457 poo1 tennis ~ to '7h t ""t:& ~'I:'\. Uft:llll D YVCCA v AtLEY area .. • ' 714.1-493-S&sa • esper s a ua "lace· 114 ac:. Q7$0. Two 5 a<lJ . .,...,... leach 3169 P~, Inc. for soli prot .. iooal icres on State Hwy, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HarborView5BR • · llAUT1AIL counselfng. Pyramid your equities cabins, utU. (213>797-3319 ii Br N1.'pt crest Condo ~~~'!~~~~3 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMfEMPOUIY! with an exchanee and/or purchase Apple V•Uey by owner sx-.oo yrty. TeAnls, pool, -MOVING TO 4 bdrms. 2 baths. fmly witb aQ eye toward higb·future ntum Must selL 2br. dbl gar 0~ 640-1751 s:vct.ASS. ' Br, 'Fam ·, s•HDIEGO rm, frml din rm . (or your golden years. Wen.ow have 5 acr-ea. Own well. $13SUtltPd' rn.&bonusRm.V.lew. "" Handsome dble frplc. 2 3 A 4 4, 4 4 4 S 6 6 6 6 6 o. 1 8 Natural aas. country at· ,• • 644-6m.or844'6926 .Orig. own er s 's 5 Dr ~ A' Btrl aarden w /cov 'd • •,.. / • • • ' • ' ' ' • • u. • • tnoe;phert!. cln air. Great At beach. We cover all Palermo + 1''amily Rm. ·-··\~_\..~LI.DC) llEALTY patio & professional 9, ,1(). 16. 26~ ZT, ao. 32. 62, 64 and 203 ror kids horses or ooach •ni••! MM\)' more Spacious 2 Br. l ~. h;e 4«4 Br +Family Rm,+ r ;_-_ landscping. Tile.ii entry. unU.. PLUS commercial property. A retreat 535 500 639-8937 avail! Unt. Small fee, patio. gar. 41' Poppy. 1 'study/ore. 2•" Ba. 2 (~ Jl77 via Udo, Newport IMdt ceramic tile counters In f'IOllllSI~ ST4'P OP OYll 41. · ' · llfetlme.645-<1900 Agent.67S-3850 ·"fireplaces. beautifully ---f 6 7].7lOO kitchen, separate sentce LAaM IMOU•H TO 58¥1, SMALL OW ef C~ '* •COMUl'Mn Gulde DEL. UXE vJew, 3br, 3bi.. -decorated. Huge masler atta.RVapace.M5·949l INOUCMfTO".a.•• --..--M. PrOperty 2550 lg fam rm. bttns + bdrm, woven w~~•s all --_.._.. •-•ll •••••••••••••••••••• • • • ---------1 uvu refrig. 415 Poppy. Avl . ',:·~~l~:s!~:~:~ ~1.:i~~~!~ Mewportleoc:h 1069 tolewpcria.ach 106' Real Estate I&. jlk•H ~''· jGuai~ ~~~rc~~in~~~ rg~ ELEGANT S/3().Agt.ISTS-3850 dllling Rm, w/bay wan-... -.•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plactt Plal:e Angeles. $32.5,000. Net Ln-Big Cunyon Condo for Permanent qualififd ren· •• dow, redwood deck + . By ownr. 2200 sq.ft. P1ap•rtl9• Ptap•rllea come to owner ov~ lease.S800mo.2br.frml. t ers w /loc ref s. patio. Newly painted. GATHER the famlly m a IA.CK IAY customized hme w /lge 7n-w20 7'52•1'M $31,000 per year. For In-dlmng rm .. family rm. 4 Redecorated 2Br. lba . papered inside & out co~y cou.nt.ry kitchen. 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 rplc's. tge pool & spa. Call for info, MOO GUAIUt/~--~ auoc 1.00 OUAIU1. Nt HACM (orm:ltion call m<>S. or more. lmmed. Some furn. $500/mo . • •·Close to park, school~. ~yad1pintbepool!3 c~m~rlot.Owner:Agent prin o nly . Sl3l,500. ~ JimBerksh1re occupa6nc4Y,;6600 • 644·1$2t'15•064-0-.CSott160~1 i.hopping. Perfect ramtly e rm, + sep . t een will finance, no loan ree. S.W·7il9 1 i v- ·environment. By owner quarters . Century 21 Quick possess i 0 n. • t ~l't•·lh•11:~tlil 'I~ Fee.6H·677 4 Marle n Heal t:s1ate, S155.000 2298 Redlands Westmindtt 1098 CO«IMMheha .. .t/TOWlt-lfleo..Pnptrfy 2000 4 s41tt•ll 2br,frplc,fncd, 1dsok. ~~~~~~~~~I 640·5357. Dnve.642-0596 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... fot'tale 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ 675·7~00 _. SmJ.ree. _../ I ~ ------------BY 0\VNER. S63,SOO. 3br •••••••••••••~••••••••• ~========~ Locators 8lRS·989l ,,J,JY OWNER. short block Balboa Penin Point. 2br. H~ba, hrdwd Clrs. nu C ... SNc.lalat --------•L CUSTOM HOME .,lo boat docks & pn\ate i•~b~i. ram.rm. s uper SanCl~mettte 1076 crpt'g. Nu ext. Te?' coat: H.B .. C .~i.. F Vly. ltflllllst•C~er ~ ac. Tetrific View! 4 Newer Duplex Ha blks to beaches. 3 an. 3 Ha , ex \lc:s. ~tcps to OCelln. ··············-'········ mg. Enc:Josed pallo. soft Touchstone Realty. Prorea (,fl vest m ent B 2b 22:50 r Fr I bch. 2 BR. I~ ba. adults. pandable (or gUl'lit qtrs). ~la.000. OwnrG73·9479 PRESIDEHTI & wlr unit. Nr schs & 96:),.0867 analy1f1, awraU;als, tax s~;..JJ. sw.~ t. p C, no pets. $360. lease. Agt. ·You own the land. H1.:hlv TWO U T AL shop'g. Qwct area. No. of & exchan~e advice. GALA PROPERTIES 1~~;~~~~~~~1 Dave.644·7211 ·.-xclusive "Oayshorcs:' NI S HEIGHTS Warner & west or 2A,crHhllbrook Specializing in Bch CallG F .i:uarded commun1tv On Peninsula; charming Luxurious single story !\lagnolla. 8741 Unt\•erse CUSTOM BM HOME multl·itlex properties. eo. rey 5-12-3456 S250. Lgc 112 llr. more. OpenllouseSat1Sun Sµanish !>tyle front livingisyoursinthisdc· 842-8727.Prin.Only Sellecs&boyeraavall 10 .a. C Hou U fu I h d fplc. fncd Y"rd. pal. I 5 hoU),C, with frplc .. tri· ----3br. den, iY.d>a. 2 frplcs. Call Rora £Ills ""c. w I •• ses " "'s • e;mall rec 615·4~ IH2·13"·l 1>m Sl87.5"'1. level r<'ar apt. with vi~w luxe pool side end unit FOR SALE BY OWNER 1900 sq ft . Heat pump Century 21HH188 Well & elec. View. Only Gene•••••••al•••••••••••l••2•0•2• • •C.0..IUIMf'S Guide "' "' fl & si· \\ilh 2 p~1tios. cathedral XI l h r AIC BI k t' t .....,500 r 2511 Vista Dr. N.H o 1ay ocean. a0,000 • n ome or lg family, r c pa 10, ou · Cross Country 900.2355 .;a;.<., • NEWPORT BEACH ceiling-only 3 years old. 2 sty 6Br, 21.2 Ba + many standing view. Produc-, GALA PROPE:RT!l!:S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 3224 REALTY 6 75. 1642 OnlySGS,950. Byappomt· more features. 1 blk ingavocadl>S&famfruil.111~~~~~~~~~~1 CallGeoFreyS42-3456 ltEHTALSGALORE!! ••••••••••• .. y .. •••••• LIDO ISLE f:xqu1 s ile l\lcd1tHr:i nean Style 2 'i lor) Com('r lot at qu1l'l enu of lslanll. Ubl .French dri. from II\' rm. d111 rm & ~olanum open out to I~ So. red lirll·k p.1110 \\/fo11 11ta1n IBr, Illa. m:itd'> Lu\uriou-. m~11 bath w s11nl..1•11 m.1rhll' 1uh. CorJ,:l'!lu-. SpJlll'>h hit• l lo11rs. J I 1 pks BJ\ \W\\ ~ll~l.000 OPE~ llOLSI-. S \T. Sl''i. \JO\: I .1 0\\ ner AJ.tl tii:i·!IJ11•1 NEW VIEW HOME REDUCED :I Ur l Ila. fpk. t,hJkc: ,ro•1t, :! :-ty. i.1111 time to p1c·k c·pts & t11l' O\\n~·r mu~t sell. S8U,:i00 ment. Open til 9PM from Mile Sqare Park. Sl29,500. 29% dwn. OWC, I-, . We ha\•e the l:itcst in 5 DORM 3 BATll $525 Priced lo sell S81,950. ownr/bkr. 7141728·6510 4 UNITS COUHfRY ESTATE DAILY Rt!ntal lists an the Kidi.. pets OK. l'\B Golf WESTCLIFF 1£ l~uall '~ ~!1 71,,~~ see this wknd RARE 2 Br, 1 sty BACK Prideofownersh.lp 2SBr.l2B ad. beautiful beach areas. t OO's of Course.5"6·7!»5;~7-0985 .,._.,.,.. 3 Bdrm .. family rm. pan sh ecor home. vacancies NOW! Sml .---Dr~1gncrs home. 3Br. llC9 • ---------• BAY, super neat, new owner's unit + three 2_ Family orchard on H :i fce/f'ree hfe tame i.vc. 3Br. 28a. fresh.pamt. nc~v lormal chning rm. fam Prapartl-"""---R•al Estat• cptng, ~car gar, 2 pools. bdrm. units. Hurry on acres. No. San Diego &i5-1900 cpts. Mesa 'verde avail rm. lg 1111.hlOr ~arden rm 751•1920 vnwn-'"' "" Forde(aU~: COWlty Only S&5 ooo now $395 mo 6"6-3627 "gl,1'.'>s roof & Jacuzzi. t&OOOUAtlst NtWPOllYHACM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stepl.ettiAHoc. this! Princ ipals only. LEEHUGliEs· ••Con~"Guide ' . - tmner.apptonly631-0519 ---. --Mobi&.Homu 752:f02l SlG9.SOO REALTORS MES.\VERDt; NEWPORT HG HTS Jo. \t'lui." l' Ch ffha vcn l.uxurv 1n~1de & out II ~'.111 I 0 cc a n \' i l' w '' pool. 3 Br, Jba. 2 lrpk;, iCl8 St. James Pl ll y o\\ nc:r Ii 15-28 18. 1;.1;, ;,7 11; BAYCREST GOLFERS Fors• I I 00 ----·----DAVID D. CARLSON 833-1355 499-1731 2 Bhr. Din nm. rear porch, :lBr . 2Ra. family rm. "'"'"'/ ltEALTOlt 833°9293 r ildren & pets OK. Sl90. frplc. 979-7838 PARADISE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· Small fee 898·9666 A1n1 AA h DelU\(' adult park In s sGI~ 1800 Ranches, Farms, r b tl I t.'L v.:can new om"• on San lr\'lll 2 UH 2 b· _ TWO 4-PLEXES Gro•es 2700 or c er I\ mg 5940 ~·arp. dean. 3 br 2 ba Clemente Golf Course i h ... a .. ~un· H••8•••D•u••p•l•e:•••11•••1•e•v•e•I•)• llunti gt He h \\"II ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westminster <at Spr Cam rm. dbl gar, quiet elegant bedrooms. 3 por<' · paho New carp. ... e~cha~g~.°Call~~lr o!h~e ll''YOl!LU\1-: angdalt.-l We!.tm111ster location S37:>t m o hath~. dt.>n. famll) ruom S.?9,500AJ~t.IH6·2411 -Owners J.i:e dlx immac !oranappo1ntmenttosee WOODS ·~lanymon•1tlarea• ;,40 11 :>1 H c nt a~c & unn•· I \ 1 1 unit. 3 Br 2 Ba, nu cpts, Realtor . s J anJI. I I'll y Whit(' Water View. 21x63 3 drps. FA heat. bltns. this Qua ti Plac~ ex· 2 nr. l'Pl~ & clq,,,,, bltn),, . ., ---~ beautiful cxcculive BR. 2 Ba. El ~loro, Lag. stereo, brglr fire alarm elusive. $137.500 ea. HILLS S300. Small fee. 898 !AAlt> 3 Brl Ba.\\' Sillc. redec, home. Hl'h. ~1s ooo. 497-4030 o""n t1119 pm STREAMS · r B~RTllA fl E'.'llRY · systm. Adj lovely 2 Br ,,.. /\1m or twuer hvin& 59-10 cul de sue. Kids OK. S3:i0 RL''LTOJ'~ 1~ Mobile 1 2 House . umt, cpls, dq>s, bltns, Westmins ter <at Spr-mo lst.last,6"4-6982 i:." "'' . You'll lo\e our FRF.E 1 I ) W t · 215 Del Mar 492·4121 f'urnishcd. ,\dull park. 2 patio. pvt yds, a,ulo le5' ~ Summer Cat a Io ". ing< a c cs minster ); .:;...,.. -----_--=--~ Bdrm, 12x24' liv rm, Xlnt spklrs. 2 dbl garages & • ..,...... " ! ~I any more in area~ ~ -- -dri • Thousands of f'arms. -1 ~~~ ocean view. 199·2630 veways. + off St. Pkg. R SPECTACULAR Can ad unit above gar. Pr ap a an ch es. Country 4 Br 2 Ba, cpts & drps, r e- 2 l'x56'. The ~Jcadows. On huge cul de sac lot. ~-~~2·.!!.?!...,,, .. _. Homea described. pie dee . Ll\e fntd yd . CONDOS Irvine. S37.500 by ownr. $125.000 . owe. Open, --~,.1t--~ _ .. lured. Excitement in the Children, pct:. OK. S360. 1st Tim" Off·•rcd. u~.:t ""l·o-.oo .. N'o brokArs. mu~t se t Countryside -/\II Smull fl:!e. 898·9666 Aim FOltlEASE -. " °"~ ~ · " " c o upprec. Brend new, 6 units. AJI A A · ,, I b area, n r ~ho1>pin•• & ----si89575 " cross mericu. our or ettcr lidng 5910 PRl!\lEEi\STSIDEC.'.\J. " 12 ... 19~6 Sk 1 1,. · elect. .,.,., Avocado. C:'\t. Strout C t I g 'l I ·' \V t t 1 · euRKARf \ hC'ad1 , Spa111s h Style. x .... · 1 Y tn<'. use< •) ,,.,.,, a a 0 •':JI l.'u cs man!> rr al Sµr COl\DO. 2 BR. 2 DA. dbl Ope -mo' \I It f' k R ... EWPORTIEACH S275,00ll. f a\·o rahlc L~REE. 1'1•nfl"l"l \''"•l11•1n t NHousc RtA~tv l---------•l<illlCt ailullllving 2ltr. s .. tu r l'as ,... .-'""" '""•:.er gar.Rran<l spankin'nl!w. 17t1J0.~•·1~c .. ,1.1Mn' !i1Ba. l"orner of Callt• rent&hnam·mi.: S15.IJoO DPLX terms.642·216.t STROUT REALTY. ~:'\lanymorcinan·n' Yrly. lease. S3i5fmu I lldrm, 21 ~ ba, fam rm. tl111111~ ;irca. M0140 i.q It lot w 10· pool. l!J2-I Ll'l'\\ anl Lane. liv owner :->IXli,!HIU. Ope n h se S.1t Sun I ·ll l'all trio 66-16 645-9161 •PARADISE• Patnc1u & Via Robma :HS7R9t 21Jr. 1J 1Ba. Jg liv rm & 8 Plex. llw1t Harbour IMC. 3 Br. t·pti.. <lrp-;. l).(l' palio. Call for appt. Mary or DREAM HOUSE 11 ~ m1 . So l'l\'ll' l'cntl•1· 1 11'~0 ;\lol.11k home across me;tr bdrm w huge :.un Nl·ar 11ew . s upe r tax 909-0 South Id A.,~ I nc d yd. 1-: c; a nlen Don B.\CK B.\Y Allt-:A I units a\'Jll. 2 w \'1ews llwv Imm Bc·1ch :-.; n deek. + lBr. llia apt sheller & apprec. ·\l!l. Arca.dla, CA Grow $300. Small (('(• COLE OF NEWPORT Welton®.Crnnpan 601 LIDO l'n·-.t 1g111u•,, on· an \ ll'\\ C'>nd11. JUSt compleletl V1,1t U" Sat Sun :'\Inn I I P :\I <: .111 fj7!i 1;•11111 tor ~1 p r1 I t o l' n tt• r f u 11 :.?IMIO ~q 11 . :Ilk :!ha. 11.. '!•K~l'l o~n Pntcd from s.lOl'M.I C'.i!>th 548~98<!i · · Choice location. I blk to t~I:.! Oi:ill 91006 898·9f..66 ,.\1m f'or Better REALTORS rm. din rm. 2 t rplts s.>!l.;i4)(J ~ale-. oflu·c al-[l -ocean. SIJ.t,950 Llv1n" 59.10 \\'estminsl"r 675'-5511 1i.,22 rec· rm. be:.im -192·il10 LEISURELIVING ltlandRealty SELDOM C2fl14 45·7750 <a1 .. Spr1ngdall~> 1•t•1I .!!" I l'lff gar or rm ~ 75 Yard~ uwav rr.,m ·-1!18 l'SRK AVI': will you find a Dut>l~ Re~ Estlff We'll mrnst C'r •Man)-:-..cat 1.131<'~reo-t-llome. J !111 -.hop or .. 1ud10. l':l'w OCEANFRONT hoat1n).( & f1~hm~ Fully BAL BO.\ ISL!-: I~ k e th 1 ~ 1-: a ~,t s I d.c Wanted 2900 more in an·a • BR. f P. qt street. E3S} l'Jlh t hru out. :'\1ccly endosed 150 sq rt lanm 6i3·12UO Chartnl•r T\\'u _ BR s ••••••••••••••••••••••• -walk ~chis & mrkts landscaped \n unusual & unu1u1.· Hl'l'rcational fac1hties. w C"ndd gara~es. ,·ery J Br. fncd yd. children & f'am1hes. S-'001mo inclds In tn<' ,\\·c to 23rd St. J n <'ea n r r 0 n 1 2 n r dubhouw pool, laundry Corona Del Mar P'1 Lob of lawns. trees. OWN Pr 0 P er 1 Y 1 n pets 01\ S300. Small fee. gardener. 3118 Dublin St. hlk \\est to2305 Hedland" CUR:\ ER C.'unllo t•vt Small .\art! \'t.>ry desir··· "' 1 & sthrulli. ('lo~e to all lng_lewood. Hawthorne 898·9666 Aim For Better Uaves.l6·4141. J 1 to d 1 h ~ ,,ew < uplex w \ll'W, 3 orSo Ba ,, Li "' ------l>r Sl 19.500 by o\\ner. P..h :. t!J.n> san ~ >ea1.· blc Long Beach mobile blk r i.hop'g & transportation · · Y a rea \'Ins 5.,..0 Westminster SHHHHH, QUIET ~ 0051 Brl'athtJkini,: ';e,,' Only home park. Approx. l2SO ~ rom b1.·3ch. 2 BH. 2 Sl lO.IOO WILL ,.AY CASH!! 1 at S v r Ing d a I e) ~is. 2 Br 2 Ba. fncd yd . 00x90 1-'t 111n1l'r lut . 3G5 ---------Sl i5.000 H \' O\\ ner sq n. HV storage area. Ha . den. utrltly rm. SOUTH COAST Ph. Tom O'Alessandro We&t minster ! Many D:.hwshr. pat, 2 sty vh:w. Lal't:rll' l'lac1-. Jll't ofl lll"49K-~.2i37188301 Call5i0-9922forappt. to ~~_ftWri~c"~~~~n;.;3~~-h INVESTMENT T.D.PROPERTIES moreinarea! unt.Smallfce.645-4900 '>CClll'lty uJd J.( Tuslin & Lith St <.'all u~ HEWPORTSHORES S""' J '",c·ll03 (_?131 67 '·"·907 01' (-,1•1 ••ConsumersGuide (~l'an \'1c''. l"I' tri IC:\'l'I. "" ...,,, .. ~ ' Vaca " ' I f I · t I bl'· 1 '' r ' ,.-F<>lll' Prime 'ts s d1J(nahed, professional 3 Rr & Fam Rm. cozy l•ir I he 11la11:. for n l>t'l1~htful !Or. t ha. fom 1 llr 3 na. "L·,·im I'm a.--lncOtN Pro-rty· 2000 ----546-6201 anytime. or · n .. ) com ng up or a smu~ 1111~ .I 11 rm . 2', rm, _J .-~ t.n .>each beaut ... v.1 Pnml' an•a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ um · a n (7141846·5221 aft 6µm bath. :> 1,dr~l . _., llatli SlJ" c.()(l <lp S d ,,_ a.ossodotes Clemente. xlnt lo"ation. q!tmbership referral !\1c~a Verde home. Avail -" -'""' en .un ay Prine onlv s 1·•2 500 .. -· · h b J h 25 D duµlex Ju~t -.tar11•d at II S 177 Pro~pect. !'<H. <l9J·&t76 · . ~ · · o· tte p 2 lots, il59, 500. l'rinc on· *·1br house in good shape Service Wll a solutcly unc 4t · SI' mo. · J . ~18!i.:;uo &t:> SG:.'(; 15 55 ro~rty! ly. Art 5, '198·2068 i n o 1 d c d l\1 . no cost to tho landlord. F·eenstra. Inc. 549·3162 -------San.Juan A.creocieforsafe 1200 We can find it for you. ------SlGO·ili0.000. We have Al Call AIM FOR nETTER -EASTILUFF-C-'•tr--1071 •••••••••••••••••••••••Beach are~1. Probates. SUNITS+ Duplextosellortrade. LIVING & BETTERS190.Nic_c ho~!Ulilpd: ._,. ... --bankruptcies. trustee BONUS u1o.11T <>-•o-7266. . TENANTS. 898-9666 Ref+ more! Have many Ele:.iut1fully dccoraled 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AVOCADO COUNTRY sales. forced sales. under " "' more! Sml fee. 645·4900 Br. 2'2 bath Townhouse. 1---------•I Ne11r new home. 3BR. market values. We can Lov e I y pr 1 d (! 0 f ---------l'nique Lease!> •Consum•rs Gulde lll!Ca: Ma.,ter Bdrm BESTMOllLE :!BA. on 8 acres. 400 joinlvcnture.CallWorld o wn e r s hip units. 1850 Pt t:harle5 .llV ----------~IU7 1100. l'h 1;.io 81:19:>. HOME IUY :"wtature trees. Property Wide Brokers. 673-454S. E:istsidc. nenr Westcliff. WANT R2·3·4 homes, 5 BR. $700.mo. S195 .. I + mpre! Ref + <21J)ig7 if.60 ___ OFTHEYE'"R has been s plit Into 5 Of'fered at Sl95.000 By .,. L t 23 Tanglewood. Wood-xtras~ We cover the en-"' acres & J acres. Owner appointmenl only. ACreOC)t Of' O s bridge. 2 & 0 . S450/mo. tire bch area! Pix Small OPTION BLl'FF'S \'\lTAPLA:'li Adult P11rk.pricedto sell anx1otL" Bf\H. $750.000 li91 Tanager. :\J esa lifoCee!6-t5·4900 ~ ?bd 2 rim 2bath rrpk now' <7141676·5717 Commef'<:ial Bldg on II .A.~-ll SouttuOrongeCounty VerdeSBR.S750imo. ••ConsumenGuide rvR SALE SI I .500 Ownr 551·4038 RlO CARPET OR 522·2080 ....... ~ Call 546·5900 Agt. SuJ)t'r bay condo. 'l(I 0001---------1 496-4775 or _.,. •. u~-I COUo.1TY Coast llwy . Charming Pl•.:. · Pay top prlce-cash -----.;.:_--- 1 $170, pool.' l'elrig, unt. wall ,1llo w \'O U 111 8319955 """""~ ,..., old Laguna Beach ~ Encinitas. Ilse 1 block smalltee.Wehavemany purcha.,eth1.,un1c1u,•l11\ DRE.AMHOME • ONESQUAREMILE landmurkw/oceanview.' •• __ 20 PrincipalsorBrokers. from beach w /view. more in all bcb areas' ury pad tn Ma y. 1•tiH tor flnvJt<' tx-ach & dock. s:lGO per acre. S2J0.400 Right party can earn l.tOOCMIA~( Nl I.ACM Walking dis tance to 645-4900 .. le~s than tod.1\ s 'nlu<' A I mo., t IH'"' 2 RR . o.I -total. firm S67.500 down S13.000 positive cash !low Jock Sc:ounnll downtown 1 DR. large '*' •COft~ Guide l'ool. p.1110. b(l•ll do<'k l'legant \tull :.u1tc, ram tqhtful Consider exchoncc Off thru depreciation w/only CORONA DEL MAR ~-hv.rm S300. mo. Ava1l1----,;,_. ____ _ Call Glen co ... un rm. lor 11\JI 1) R Open DnlroM. OIJck Star Canyon Open 20' <down. The ultimate in duplex ~~~5~4~·~·~9~7~9~2~~~ now Contac!. Mr Loren SI 35. UHi pd! llarbor Really 673 i ioo beamed ceiltn~ Stamecl Dcrlln9 t1I !!l'\t hbtory. Owner·s unit has -K~ith at 7535561 rlays or Unt. Try us. you'll like ~;: "induw~ much DOLL HOUSE Q U /\ l L PI. A C 1-: leUl¥tBIN~ 2 bedrooms. two baths Private Party seeking 7SS·3492 eves &Sun. us. we have many more 2Br . Uh Condo will PROPERTIES. INC' ~4'.-ASSOCllU'ES PLUS den with waterfr1>nt home In Hun-We're open Memorial Day C1vaU oow! ~4900 NEWPORT HTS. 3 Rdrms . 2 buthll. family rm. !'109.1150. With II'> ·,11mublc lonn HR SEA 'N SURF &-nut. 3 br. 2 ba. Vaulted open h<'am ct1hnl'(s. priv s u n d c <' k . H i d e a w 11 v study. Pnv JlOOI, t<'nm: .. please you. 2 pools. lg 752-1920 1ssos.c .. stHwy. PRIVATF: DECK up-tington Harbour. lease. &everydaytohelpyou. ••C0ttsum..-sGuide gra~s lawn, nr bus •· -----1~1e stairs. DOWNSTAIRS is lease/option, purchase • -Aatori. 898 "89l "" -ttetl 4'4·9421 f d '-""" · "' '""1" 2 Br be 11 • downtown San Juan. only ONE ACIE a antasUc cathedral or tra e for solid com -~ '" . am ce gs S53.000flurry! Near new. tBR. 28A ceiling living room. din-mertlal lnc:ome proper· OCEANFllOHT Patio+ lots more! Unt. POINT REALTY home on 1 acre partially TRIPLEX ing room. FAMILY ty. George Arthcn. LOCATORS has many Smallfee.645-4900 496·5600 renced. Hor se stalls. EastsideCosta Mesa ROOM. mammoth wet 898·668lor752·6238 vacancies on the beach, ••Consum•rs Gulde Priced below market. One 2 BR. + den, two 2 bar. Cireplnce & patio. Is land ·or Peninsula . · . COHDO BKR. bdrms., l Yi baths. Built-inkilchena. Excep ltfthls weekly,monthlyoryrly. 3Br, lt>a. frplc. E~sts1dc . _ ... ·· Nlf..v.tq---6'< Absolutely like new 3 hr, <7l4l676·5717 Garages Private patios. t ionnl l undscaplni ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prices from SlOO mo. Fnc(I yd. new ·cpts . ;;.. -----= _ _ I \:J ba. good area, dbl or 522.2080 Xlnt area ! Easy terms. excellent area. S215.000. ~ Fwftlsfttd Fee. S38tl/mo. 557-12:)5. \... v garage. upgraded cpl & 677·5691 Principals only Locators 20Ui-.W..H.1-drapes. close to r?ol. ,__________ 'vrarnid ExchOIMJOr• t'ts. SltH,000. Cull 548-0066 646•4463 :;;4 Super buy al $59,500. p /4 ACIES tll-l7H OPEN SUH. 1·4 Ourf/ina d<Ja//y &12·94U . Agt . Mr Jo'ry. for your mobile home or 1-------- 2030 Holday Rd. NEW 2 BR & Oen, 2 ba bldg site. South of WESTSIDE,two-2bcdrm t Baycrt!st; tastefully de· home. Spacious rooms. Corona. Utll avail. Full houses on one lot. 78x 100. • corated, custom bwlt, 3 llG CAHYOH Gourmet kitchen. All price S12,500. BKR. 2 Car gar. Prime cond. & bdrms .• 2~ baths. 4 RR. 21.-i Ila. pool. adult! Maintenance rrec. C714)67i·S691 street. 592,500. Prine. on- _aourmel kitchen with jacuu1 & view. Electric Pool &jacuzzi. Near golr ORS22·2080 1r.v7.640-~t24155niiiiiiiii1 •-..eUng/CamUy area. 2600 gates.. Agt /Bkr. 644-8415, & tennis. Only $89,SOO. FIVE •CIES ['i) .• ~. n. $181,900 • lndud-640-5957 496-0505orSS2-4884 "" r'lha land -Souttt of CorcM1a 1 ~~~~~~~~ I r-19 W •Ll(ER Sea View Custom 3br. EX9UISITE!! Fantastic View I-• W A den. Best vu. Open l·S 2 Bdrm. lux condo on ~U price Sl2,900. BKR. CORO ... .a. l n 671-IJOO 1917 Yacht Enchantress quiet cul-d·sac near Mis-(714)676-5717 """ ..._ S.. ..._ sion. A Best Value at OR522·2080 DB. MAI Cepk.,_ 1071 c.,ft.,._ 1071 .$75,~tNTREALTY ... in1uP11,wty 1400 ~~~f>::):u~~p~:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 496-5600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• two bdrms. two baths s.t.AM 1010 •C .... tt.splhll• CAPISTRANO VALLEY Hft.L TOP Beautiful private road. Rural area. 1 acre, ok for 4 horses. 4 bedrooms Jarge family room, lots of trees. 38; pool. I? minutes to Marina. $229,500. Burry. ••••••--•••••••••••••••• 400 Bed. Eta.Urlb 22 ~':.,',,; wner re 1 og, gV'XI FHA· YA tenns. Ag~nt. f.33-8714 TBMS' Well cared for h~me w/4 Can1S•rcW bd 2 b th 1c r 1 Property 1600 rms. a s · my ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. Btn ceramic tUe in entry MAlJMH'S MILi • hnll & kitchen ft hnly PllMI COMMllCIAL rm. This won't last at on· Xlnt lease + 2 BR apt. ly $6.5,000. 545-9491 Jteal Sstate Shtdow Run, plan I, 2 BR. 2 Ba, tie yrd. m.ooo. Salf or 11 ... op-tion. Mi nil mital bousF, 1 tRlrM .. 2 bdrm. nr lit ar Brtatol, SA. D50. 714~1G '. • 4 "'-~u...,.•r:d HnnaUtdw • '•• H-nU.ftnh .. d HwnU. .. .,1t11d H111HU.fww hill . ...Sund!y __ ...,._M,..ar.....,21...._ .... 11 .... 1_1 __________ 0_AJ_L.-Y..._P1 ... LO ..... T_..---. -··---.................... '' .................. . .................................. .. •IMINllllV........ 3214 IWI ......... sz40-.... • ll44 le)ll • ....... 3JS2 .... ,.... ...... J2'9 w .... uatw.1••• ........ ,. ...... .,. ••••• ~ ....... , ,. ................................. ,J;~ •••••••• , ........................ , ••• ,................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• .. •••••••"• · -f\Jn v'~IWlJ in ..-sADaMAR l:! s DR Condo rull 36$~....!.!.. Westn I ··-J2tl "-wporf ltedt 37't Costa Mn• • 31114 .a 'd d 2 • ~ 5Br.4 Ba,2500aq.ft,hty, TWoBltdrooms ~ 1 ...,....d .... '* Hnbo. r View Nootep. •••----·••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ... •• ~,,.r, l Ba. newl.Y de crpt , rpa, c~r Jar, new cpll, drpa, bJt111. Deerfield strS nevtr ve •I\ •luice tBr. 28&. fcplc. fanum, co-2~8a f corated, 554-4311 o ha, wshrtdryr hook·up. entry kltch. Cblldre~. Ul\lv.Parlr. , $17' homes. aled cloae to pooUrc.ha.bbous•prlv.Nr •2 ,..,.o, • ~i: S'TIPSTOIEACH MESA VERO£ nu • . ~ t bltn_ 4tove ac dabwshr. Ptta OK . 1525• Sma)J Laguna Cuti Recton•l park & acboola. asomo. rm. .... cat&.!!!'§~ 11 lBlt Jbabous SGOO Home atmosphere 2 Ct 3 t S32S mo. 10055 San Pablo Fee 893-9666 Alm for 'l'heTttTatt $39S Park. Hb.-.utitt.tennls w/ anje er. 64CHS98 teen...,, rel •"""t-• a • e •. . . brdeluxe apts. 546-l~ tnr.fal'IJRm.exec ty Ct.FVU-213)3'.S--7020 Belter Llvtna 59'0 T\lrtl~R.oclt '39$ crts&f~U.,~l\f.Fam 1 Cl K.ay9Q-08'1or981895.3 1:1:;lba.,L~ ... ·ffi: · }lome. Av1tilable now Wei.tminster <•'t Spr-Woodbrld&e SSOO Rm. w~~ pool. NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 4 3 Br 2 Ba Din RM 'Pie 2 e av summ r ren THE IAY Le.AF ~mo. Ask tor Betty 4 Br2 Ba. Fam Rm, bltns, ingdale> Wcstmao.stcr RanchoSanJoaq s.s25 2000 sq. : e. S49S BR. 2 Ba, spacious fam· car ar ~pts drpi &Uris 2Bdrm. water pd, S2'70 Br2 Ba, S400 w /grdnr lge ~'K1·s1~cS chlf1d;en 'Ma11y more in area! ' Three Bedrooms mo. AN !I , Fam Rm, rm w /2nd trplc, secluded dsh~shr cov'd 'patlo' BeautUuJ, spac[ous new PETS OK J:_~ ·Al · i maBet~e. · The Terrace $42S den. w~3': 2000 sq.ft. garden area. $450. mo. fncd yd ' Children pets apts. Pool, P\1 patios. ~for Don U 1 W or er 3 Br l:i.. Ba, famlly rro, VUtacel s.azs Single ramtJr hme. Ex· 410E1Modenn OK Cl~se to schools Adutts.nopets. v ng 5940 estm1nster fplc, cpts & drps. bltnt. Univ. Puk $460 elusive kt. Park de-NEW u..rbor View Knoll m) Small fee 898-9666 329 Avocado. C.M. < • t S P r $175. Small fee. 898 9fA6 Vl.Jlage l S475 velopm . S~l>5 mo. IT" Aim. For Better Living 646..oll83 ~ngdale)W4;1tm in,ste Aimforbetterhving~O Deerfield S450 714-495·1 :'•'1929 or Cape Cod style Condo. 2 5940 Westminster (at•----------• .Many more to area. Westminster cat Spr. Village Ill S525 496-3618 ' '• r br~ den, 21;, b-. wo/vlew & S P t I n R d a l e > Waterfront. view; l·BR Foxhollow Vllhl99 ~~--~iii'i!i-.Hwtlwyton.._. lZ40 lngd•le> W~stm inster. Woodbridge SS~ ~qt.· ''J stepstopriv tennisct & Westminster . !Many S12UOmo.2 BR.Sl SOOmo 621W.Wllson846-20)0 •••••••••••••••••••••.. Many more an area! Four Bedroom 48r. 2ba. ire;..f ·~~yd. $400. Apoova'1:l Jlifor'gb1. lmymuedpg.rlaedaesde.. more in area' Aiient 6'75--6161 FURN OR UN FURN 2br. 2ba orr' course · --•2br townhomew/frpl _ 38r. P•Ba Twnhome, Woodbridge $595 $325.4~1 .·. S585 /mo.552·4010 eves. 4erzaa.2 sty,fncd,$3SO. CUTE&COZY •Lguputlo&enc.siiroge aQr2&.Montic;llo Cot· •AVAIL.AU* frplc,pvtpwtio,pool,teo· PLUSMANYMORE N 2b ii\X lJj r Harbor View Carmel. 3 Small fee.~ Aim 2 Bdrm on yrly lease. •Adults,chUd16&Q\rer do. encl dbl ~11r, J>OO· •MOW* nlis. S33S mo. 751-8850 i!:ara[~!'~RJ' rtf.'irpl1c: br, 2 ba, fam rm Jncl. F!>r ee_ttet' Lmng 5940 ~t'5 tmg. \~terfront •Pool &Jacuu.1 avail. New .paint & cpl:., m . Houses condominiums ~arp 2 br, l ba, fncd yd. dbl ga.rilalM'peoer. gardener. 8675 •>IO·K5~2 ~\ t<slm1n:.t~r (at s 1,r-~~ii -Beaut. new 2br, 2ba in 4-~ and to~nhomes. Month E -sidc.Chlldrcn.nopets. Recreat4~n~N adlts. . an~Ja lc) ,._cstmins ter. BEACON DAY liayfront plex. patio. laundry, to month rentals startln& New crpt 1drps. S325 mo. SSOO. 494fWayuc __ F~'°/~~~.l~rtt'~1 ~ ~:: !Many mort\ ~area 1-·-. lgc 1 Ur, pvt bch. t~nnis: bltns. 5300. 642-1603 EaJtsidc. 3br. /\\'ntl Ju11 J, ~00 mo G.t2 15~2 dy, 646· 1096 C\ cs 3 BR Condo. :.ur cond. a1 plh, comm pool. ten•~ crts. S450. 979 23l:l7 ~~~~-.~e:~ 9G2·2&19 ' . ----L:.e Sea Tetrl(1 arden & Fam Rm. xlnt view. 4.Bc.2 c.ar gw-, fncd, avail s.iso mo. U t!l incl. NJCE 1 br pool adlts no Jlunlington Beach. Call Close tq ocel~n l br, bllna.. ~6{1~i~ V\~ln~e~h . home. 3 ,!!~ :.ecurl· S850 pr'tno. 544·5222 ~~ ~· ~=a::e~~:~ 675'6999. , ---pets. S240. 64G·3798 ~ft. us for more details plex. S2S5. • ce l' . .. :• J s ty' pool, -ennis & ' . . "'"n W •-: t $250. Uthl pd. Pool. fplc • 6P~t or 548.4757 Lo<.·ators 89K·!;g91 New. l ·:.ty, No pct:. l>t!ach. M&ii,~11 pet~ Bluffs Executive condo ~v&.&g ,,._,. es ... uns er rehig, view, unt. Small S375 Yrly Ai:t 640·0020 OK. 493-~ ·~ 2br, 2ba, frplc, pool, dbl < at SP r 1 n g ~ a I e > foe. ~S-4900 2 Br 11 :1 Ba Twnhse, brk 41R$315 •-L.r....-1~' 1,,,. 3255 enclo:.ed gar. Sweeping Westmlnt>ler .. Many ••Consunwrs Gutd. fplc,gar ,lge patio,adlts, Smglcs ok. 2 bath. med NO WAITING ...,_,. ~· view upper bay. SS7S mo. morelnarea! no pets. S285. 2447 Elden lork1ds&peLs. l-'ee '2BR CondoA 'C S3SO ...... ,.~~ ...... 6'4·9981 Condom·· SanClttMnte 3776 Ave. 979·1658; 646·7027 Locators 878-9891 3 liR S311S LAK&FRONT. fantastic •L:fW:i'-~dl 3 .. 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• evs. JBH S400 \'iew4 Br.1"i~db pnv Lease3BR,2Ba,fam·rm, "" -"' B Fu II T . ---------Rt!ALTY COMl'AN REALTYINC. C~ I ..... . .... ,, JllR "''10 d k .. 1 t "171\.0277 • peol & tennis. Sol50.•••••••••••••••••••••••1 r in. A ,ut11t1es. BAYMEADO\VS MEWPORT 714/146-1371 omp . r..-uecoratc.'u v-r. .... oc · ... IP\'~,.,.. 833·1670 days, 675·8128 PRIMERe.uT•Ls Steps to beh. r-:_ew ~/0. HEIGHTS 1·•1 ba. ~ Ed\\ard:. IS. J UR SH5 •··~· •• b .....,. ,.. No pets S225 49., tltOO Spac. 2br, l ba a.a-it s. EdlngeP. &42·5197 3 BK $425 New 2 sty, .> r , 21-.i a, eves. TifECOVE · · ~· Many racil. a"ail. Encl. Grent 3 Bit, 21 ·~ h:th -3 BR S440 A/C, frf>~ r, pool 2 BR. Cum. model. SlOOO gar. Pvt patios. GasfMr townhome W1 \~001I hun 2 hr condo. 1 ba, comm. TRI LF:\'F.I. 4 Br t-J)1a. J BR s.tSO & tennis ... membership HV Knoll, brand new s plit HARB. VWKNOLL ~nts pd No kids/pets Ftom ing ftn•placl'. ~elf dG!n pool, <":1 rport · 166~~ + FIJ. + 1-·n. + l'L SiOO 3 UH $475 Son & Sail Clb inc. $395 lev. 2 Br, den, 3 ba, ten /. 2BR fbriner model S650 Unfurnished S..~. Adlts. G46-oo73 oven & 2 car iiara:c. Arbor Ctr SJOIJ. Dys· per mo incl pool ma111l t Bil $.175 mo. 7684529. pool. SSSO. 644~9 WOODBRIDGE EST. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grt•al for :.mall 1·h1hlMl. 1193 ~71: t'Xt ~10. ~,·es: 963-8961.:.isk for Jim J Bil \ l' S.500 4 BR. 3 ba. Bluff:. condo. 3 BR Madisoa SS25 GeMrol 3802 N 0 W HEN Tl NG• W•fcn<:ed yarc.l&w<il lto 714 ·1127 06 15 :\tr . n 1,· ,. s.'Xl0 Mission~.t.je 1. 3267 1 RAN.CHOS"'NJOAQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• hC'autiful new apts. S·c hool l'l•t•. <""·. ~tohamcil Sl75.28R 4 ""A " • ••••••••·--·-•••••••• G:.i ra gc, poo • nr . "' ~ .._ _________ ,spacious l Ur's, great ' "~ 4 lJH $525 ·"' ,.,.....,. ' sc h o o I:. . I m m c d . 2 BR. golf course S495 .. S12S•ni11 and 1-:;i rrnJicr llran<l new 3 hl•u rm LA:-;. "1cl'' Gar. 111" ,m.tll 2 BR Golf Cr:-$525 Very sh~rp 3 bedr~. 2 p S500 SHERMAN ASSOC. 1·2·3 Bdrms. Never hvt'd closets, S2G5. Light & & W<1tt.:r .\vu1~ ~I !JI ~(; homl·. lOOO sq .fl. l'cl'. ~Jany mol'l' ,1\Jll' IBB 5600 bathho111~complwtlplc, &l~-~~~~~644.4250 mo. 640-6500 in 1 m1 to bc:.tl'h . airy2 Br's.\"/Pvtpatio L>•nnt-\ alcntin,• i.H ~110 ,, 1th 10 r 111 a 1 d 111 i ng. t>.IS-.l!KKJ DW, 2 car . .gar .. crpts. _ S250/up. Or>en 12.5 dmly. or balcony, $295. Encl IW·45l owm•r wanll> l yr lsc & ••Consumers Guide @J d r P s -,I o v e I Y LUX 2 br. walk to bch. San Clemente Dclux con· l4ll Dclttw:1rc. Hunt· i.:ar':-. lndry facil. Come s550 per m o inclcl~ ~ ~ ~ ne ig hb9r}\ood. S375. Pool. ~auna, jac. S440. do. 2br, 2ba. den. Small ington Beach. 642.9601 bybtwnll:30&5:30any gardl'ner. lJth .7\lonth :.1~12 Br. 11:i B.1. man~ 963-4567Agt.Nofee. 544·8382 petokay.Call492·8454 dny.32.tVictorla.orcall L'µper E S1dl' :.!lit. i,p.111 t re" ""' l""o Uk1· xtra!> ~ (.ar. pix. :.mjll ·-846-1826 or Agt . Mullan Raeally, 646·34.36 )d.i:_~n~1k1d1~1.1x:1•1t~.1~75 '""° •><><> fee.t>-U.t!JOO fo'or lsc.3 BrHiBacondo, 2br . l i;:?ba avail June i.r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or540.2960 ~-1.> 11· 't. · "'--Lovclv :i IJN.lrm 2 beth *•Consumers Guide perf cond. A#l. pool priv. NEW hayfront condo. 2 Pool & rec, SJ.50 mo.,_ _________ ---------- h · c d 2 S350. 586-2&17 ; 768·3356 Bdrm. & den (2550 rt.. 642·8005. 2 br, cpts. drps, bttns. Lrg Jbr. :!h.1 111 11.tlt'Cl'"I omc . rpt1?. rps. ear --d 1 b New 2-3 Bdrms. 2 ba. 4 Kids OK. S225. tral·t. nr O<.T & So.est g.ar · nictt nc•ighborhood. • RANCH REALTY Newport Beath. 3269 largest . mo e 1 • oat Npt. Bch. Wik to bch. 2br. Pl ex Units. Fr pies. 645·2978 Pita t.ilil•J:.!"X ,\,:iii immt'<I ~5 mo. Hunti~on 551·2000 ••••B•L•U••·~·~.·~··0•5•••• sltp!>avaal.$990Monthly; Sol50. wkdys 833-8151, beamed cC'i l in~i.. -!.lf>:l .t:,i;7 .\i.:t. no r1o·t! HcrbOur 3242 ~· may also purchase op-eves wknds s.i8·9875 garages. Garoen Grove. SV5 2 br. l ba. E/Side ~1111 11111 1 Ill! .! II\. h ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.:111\'. Pk \'1111. 3 Br or:? Lease l r1 g l s.150 tion at S239,SOO. Open , S340JS395. Call 846·2107 tnplex. Enc. gar, bale. l'oll, •1• 1'.111-. \ .111 "harp .t ~>l'drm . 2 IMt .! Br+:!ha T\\llbme SUJ>l'I' + dt•n. t Ua . .itrium. Im .. s a a Sat /Sun ·~ton J 5. 6213Br2'z Ba+ bonus Rm. Nrnew.642-1603 i •.• , •• ll•h i1·qd \.!I homlc (rpl1~, 1hlru11ut, plul>h \\<.·l hj1 :.! nl.lt' S~ll-.1.• f>-11JlHl5 ~lonth.Agen~~~ Lido ParkDr .C:? w/bath & kltchenette .... all_s.·-------·1---------- 1 11111 1-. I '• 11·11 .·,;,·1111:!t. '\t•w ) Jhllllll'u. 1 rµ,,, :. hall·ontl'' Frml 1)111 rm EA.STBL f'F Pool. tennis. play areas. •EastsidC!. 2 Br t wnh.se "I .1 .. 1111 l'.ll' ~.II' Childrl'n & pl'l:-Tcn111" 1'11111 .J.11 Ulll l)c;.•rlwhl 3hr. :.!ha. ram-EXEC Hmt'. ·4. Hr. l>CP BIG c \NYON I bd m cpls, drps, dshws hr. OCEANFRONT IJ?e patio. lndry hkup. llh. Sli:> 'lli:I l.>lii \gt ll•J ~:!.~ 11111 ('all \11 '\1•1"111 rm :.! lrplts 1311gh1 c-rnr dmin•• ram1l.v rm . :-oft ,, r ~, .• 1' 1'" c:n I a r ~ .. cl. patio, dbl gar. Nr schools S.'80 548-4971 \\1·1 .. 1111111\1,1111111.10>,1\ In· t II hi d d ,... ,.. .... ~ ,... .. & h F V ti LOCATOHS hai> many l>!!H :.tt;:11. umw 1i.: ~· upgra l' . wall'r Nr school!>. :-hop ""aU\'tll". "Ith •·uctom s ops ountain a cy. \acanci-on the bear h. ,\.1•\t•l\"tl1\t11lwl11\"ll I r II Id 'J LJ\: " n '~ L'd.s& I I "" l.tH'Jtw' X'l*llmt .1 111 ., 11-t lpk. \,11111 .. cl Jl•.iutt u Y 11 scp c pmi;:.lenni.;l'lb.S795,mo Jacua1. 1Jcaut1rully de· "'1 · ·smge.s wecome. l~land or Peninsula. Spac. 2 Br 11~ Ba twnhsc. bnck fplc, patio, & end ~ar S?75 mo. 963-1512 $210. 2 BR i·t·1t a,: ... dltl 'JI' ~.•r w Irvine 3244 w a1num & J?•.11eho Nr lnddg grdnr u-15·22IO. coralcd & overlooking S385 to S-125 mo. t:all Weekly, monthly or yrly. "I" "" :-rhh & rl'crc;.1tion. sis:; tHU·67i5 Evcs/wknds 968-0637 r f ·1001 "IHlr. lll"ir Ill'" ".::_l""H' ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1> md'd:-water & A:.~o. the 6th ~reen. lmmed. ----------!-"~~cs rom :s mo. "il'C hllU'>I'. f11n l )ti 11111 <'pis & 111 I'" hit ni IJ.!e I BH, :! Ila. lrpl. liltru.. Ill· Ranch S. J . 2 fir t-d1•n. on dUl':-i.)2 llil WATERFROMT occupancy arn1l. Sl500. 1 br. view of Huntm1uon Localors l'I ,,:.ish drv Fncd \U. Goll Courstt w prime \'u, n...aut. .i br. 3 ba home at BAY & BEACH Harbour, 2 patios, pool, R98 9891 *SUPER pal111 Smt lt•t• UX.'.\TOHS C'ls. 10 sch-b & p;.1rb. SS2S. 547 -io.i I l..;.ike Forest. 15 m in. rm. REALTY 759·0811 jacuzzi, steps to beach. X\JHJlitH ~145. WJ 9!;150 The Ranch. ~111 ba . UPGRADBO 3 BR. Newport. Dock. Sailing, Marge. 963·8311 We're open Memorial Day & everyday to help you. •DEAL ·1 t t Ncarpool&schools,T 'ni·· :\ltnv1c w .J ir. ~ >U. l'rpt "· rps. ., I' 1 " I k " pool. frplc· .. s hort i""S" . ~ ' Is. , . LIDO BAY C0 .... 00 hltn,.frph'.garfll•fl'rlll ~l~w~:~w1n~l~t~.~'· 540-().j69or64481l5 ~u.• :l\'<lil immt.'dl:lt<'ly!S45U 770-0277 " OCE~NVIEW Newport Beach Locators 898·9891 2 br family & adult apls from S265. Full am· men it ies incl. pool, jacuizi, s auna. 2511 SunflowC'r d ~110 1;45 :.'!-171! .\lo111hl~ Open Sun. 1·5. ------- SJ()() mo 530-~J _ :-.;-·e-w w-·o-odbr;idgc l'o;iar I l \\' 1 n t c r g re l' n :'\wpt Crest. I Br, <!'~ha. :! b<lrm & den. 3 bath. Pal io overlooking bay -10· boat slip avail. Full s1:tur1 I y. under ground parkmg Cul>tom crpts & tlrps All th1• :tm(•nttics ror 111,llflllll!\ 11\'in g ! :..1:! GHii-i Balboa Peninsula 3807 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 'll't' hOll'\I'. :! UI ~;s. <!'1 111.111 rl·• :J llrpn· .. tii.:wusS&S Park Pinn. L::in<l~nip i•d. <D1.•t•rr1l'1<l1 Pool. jac. tennis n ts. l111n1111.:tn11. (.'ul rll-~ac draped. :\ br. :! ha ~>li:i BAY & BEACH ~ yrly be 6-l t.IWS:I l Br. purtly furn. Wkly ratl'S. Sl8J + fil'l' dopo:-. 557-4800 l11t·al11111 l"am Rm . nm.~'il-~JI REALTY 759·0811 Bac·kBav :1Br :.!Ua.Flt. \\ fl'k.l~rtw S.1!15mo \\'O<>Of.'Rlll(',J·', ---------•I li;:l·l'nc1i"yt1 .a\'a1IJuncl l':il Hental-. 1,:J Iii:! Tri-le\'el Newport Cr<'Sl 100 E. ll.1 y S t . .'\pl !I Townhouse. Ori{!i n a l -2 BR. 1 Ba. s ingle story. model. e nd unit. over· BALBO.\ 1•r-:NNl~SUL \ ~hag ,·rµts. dprs, patio, look'> pool & tennis New :?br. 2ba. lrpk'. hltn hC':tm retl. frplc, gar. l'OUrts . .i bdrm. 21·:i ba. bar. architC'clurall) ·'1 Adults. ~65. 2544 Elden. ll1il1Sl' h.ill\ IJI.. 'I 1111 Slli:i 1 .. m.tll It'"' Cal Hl'nt.il ... <'.di !II~-Iliff.! ~ s.'>50. t>H·7001. 770·1 l6ii 111 1; l3 l'l·nnini:tun Prupcrt ll'"' f':STNf t-:S :! Bdrm '" tl1·n. :11 r 1·11nil. Ktd:-. Pel!> OK :1 II 0 'i:?!I;> 51.tpl'r ShJ1 JI' :Ulr 2h:i. 1Smallfccl trpl c nr l!Ql l C"rsl' Col R<'nt.1h ~ 1713 Sl3.3 mo rnrl J.! ~ardnl'f' ~bt;.1:;7 2 Hit. w w r rpt... drp' 1bh\\!>hr rt•lnc • l'a1 ~ar s.lt5 mo fi I:! ?>!II 11r ~...1:1 3S!Jf! D11µlt•' I Br '-l'\\ VJlnl in out. HI i.: s(u\ t! '\ e\I w w q1t .\dult'I. ~ rwh r. month' m 111111H.tl s:! 10 t21311:hl 1lt1X :1 llr :! 11;1 <; 11•1• h1 110~. Pt•t-ft·1 I homl' lor lam1h Short w .ilk or h11 yet~· to t 1 t' a,. h C 11 l -11 l· s al' f.'t'tlll'<I yartl f1rt<pla ce. :Jbr, :!lJa. duulJlc i.:ar.i~c. la ndsc ape d . ft t''l'I\ <".1rpt'l l'd t75 <..:all li6.1·Kl'i7 or 19-l·~iti Br;..ind new :1br l.1nn1l n -.1 ni:l1• I<'' l'I Bro:11l1111111r L'pgra<h."6. ~ m11 l:!i t·ondu ~1:j.'i \lo \',ll'dlll W. Yale Loop u1>1·n \.i.:1·nt ;:;!J 11:.!:.!t, hoo<>e Sal Sun ti-' 1 urnu • 1;.m uo20 \\'oodhrnt;.:1• ,\ rbor LJ kl'. RENTALS ~·nt-\.:!hJ .. s-12 •• :>:.!J 2 BR.:.! _ h.1 '-Ii;> :!or:? !Ht.+ U • .: hj S.1:!:; 3 BR '.:? B.1 :-.n,; -,;; 3 BR,21'!Ba ~-;:; ·11111 I UH.:! Ba . 'IJ."• ~BR. 21::? ba ,,;1:; lBR.JHa Nl:i j UR . 3».1 ..,,;:;o llm•sl 2 HH. lnrmJI den. dmm• . n·ntr . .t ,111. ul I I m ,1 I I' 1111 g I .t ti 111 ;.! 1'.in111 .111111· tll11u11t.11n \II'\\ 1 .. 1 l ltJ1 ,11 ru, ... t1 11m '"'' l.11-.l ~ '' h1l1· :..incl lw.1l'11 t-·1 ... h1111.:. hoaltni.: "1mm111g. :.! p .1 1 I l" . .., u 1i 1 • r \ I l' w lt,1it't11I\ L.111\1-1·.ipllll.! h~ H 111.:1 1, t; ,11 tl c n -. of l"lll '1" '\11 l'\'h ~i25 \\'<.'Slchff. 5 UH. 3 ba lg1• home I Yr lc•a:-c. Sli50 \\'t."rl' o1x•n :\kmor1al l>a) :\lo .\~'l. 5 ix-s:-.:n &. l'\ l'r) da~ lo hl'lp you wine cellar& wet bar. tracti"l' Sl5tl mo. yrlv s:lll·IS I06.Avail. June2ltd HADLEY REAL TY lse. 673·:.!9lX If" :1 Bi: 2 Ba. ncwlv dt•c·or. lpk. pa110. walk ·lo beach or eomm pools & tennis $'>7:i mn. 6-15 3.170 :.ifl liP ~1 3br.2ba Bch hsl'.' ror b e lpk. ~ar. pool. tennis t.-1:! :!28:! Luc~itors Km!-9891 -2 Or. 1 ba duplex, Cnl'I 847-8844 Sl.10 Yrly. t ... de n tl<'W ~arag<'. crpts. drps '\., s toVl'. 1e trig. n t•\\ly pets.~>9S.fiol2·0583 painte d. well l<H·atccl ,\\ Jil ll4)\\ :1 br dup. Sm kid-. ok Sm lei• .Apm hneids Fumished Locator!> 8fl8 9891 •••• •••. ••• ••••••• ••••• :! u It Contlo. 21 ~ IJa Balboa Peninsula 3707 :'l:t•w port Tera .1te. k1cJo.;, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. po1>l + l''t ra~. OCEANF.ROi\"1'·1 Br, dlx. ocean vtl'\\ s.tR5 612 iJJ:! Avail ·111 Juae ZS. Call &l2 3ill.1 Deluxe lge 2 br duple' 2br. Iba Dupl<''-Yard, lgc sun deck. gar. yl'arly $350. mo. 675 301:1 lnt•d yd, A/C. gar. Cen tral loc. S315. fH2·6til2 673-66-tO N e w I y r e m o d l' I r d :-.it''' lla1 hor Knolls Cape ---------•!----------B 8 ch e 10 r . pa rt I y l'od l\\nh-.~· :Jhr. 21~ba BLUFFS~ v· rurmshcd srno mo )rly Spacious 3 Br Nr So. C:.l Pl::tla. Bltns. cpts, drps, encl gar. $360. 540·1901 lrplc. mirrors On•an & ay iew Costa Mna 3724 u1il inrl'd 675 5 171 or ~pt<.:ntr :-kyllnl'\'ll Pool Toµ lier unoh:-lrudcd ••••••••••• •• •••••••••• 548·2897 Furm.11 IJ1rt 1<111.all a11 pl11· c: ntnr ~1:.!."1 ~H '""'5 tll :; 1111;X(1:1 * I YR TWMHSE LSE * .!llr + rlt·n. 2Ra. 'Pac1ous allrac11\t'. fl\t patl05 2 c•ar ~;1r Ht-:,\t'll WALK ,, r l.' a I' o o I ' . J:iu11.1l '>1111\a::. tt•nn1-. ;ulJ 1: m1 to h<'h ~175 me• Ua\<' Baron 536·3701 ur I\ llL'l).!t•MG 1371 Tm: HLL-n·~ I HR .. J HJ "1\.")11 11111 ••.• :.! 12:1.1 & IC'llnt~. 2.100 sq rt. S650. \'leW or hlUl' water. J Jlr. • ownrt}.10·107:> 2'~ ha. split ll0\'1•l 1•111l un 11 ~ .. ')();mo $40.00 WEEK & UP •Studio & 1 BR /\pis •TV & Maid Scrv Avail •Phone Serv. Utd pool Corona del Mar :'\cw Townh.se Apt, 2 br, 2 ba, bllns . a /c, adults. SU5. ::\lgr . &15-5106. 1919 382.z ,\naht·im Ave, Mgr Apt 5. $185 2 Bl 1\111~ 'It.I'' \'JI(, ~Id' oi.; :'llu·l''. l'lc.'f :0.m;tll 11•1· :\Lf11y ntu1'u \1\ .tll.1 ht.•'~:> 1900 • • ConMHMrtGuide Sl75 2 Ir! \\lllk '" l;tli.l' ;\1•\\' Ilk .. 1, II' • \l,11 htlrm., den. :!1 · lt.1. l':1lh <'('1lm~:., l\id .... "Ill Pl'l' ~1;;41 11111 I"" lt"l'l'llltllllll Ii i:.! tit:I l't••I 1.11 u111 I\ 111., I 11.. :! 1111. '\.!'l.1 1,m ll-1• • l'.11 lt1•111.11, i;:n lil3 ~l!I~. lilt' I fir f n111r1·' ~lt't' jre.1. 1111t Snf.1 II r~ (Jl5 UIOO l;,11 nH·1· ..in.,1' f\1d!> Uh.. IJI\, ')01,tll ll't:! We have m .. rny mun• .1\jail now• 1.1.> l!JUO • •ConwmeM Gui• 't513 CAMMPl·IRVIME =.~~~~ ..... ~~.~~ • • Conwm..-tGuld• , l '\I\' Pk Tt•rr :4111 '.! h.i :rn~. 2n.1;. 1-·:1mrm, T11µ 11t I rpl "'t•t lur ~I to 1 h1 :.! \~orhl. :t..>\I~ ~~ r~:L ~pc~ 1t.1 l·ountn 1.11 •·h , .... " 11,•1t1,l·5v11 1 :...i l-' s.wt: ~2.j .>:>:! i~#-~ .>.;I I ,!I", 1!;1 O 1 d Br:inil llt'" 1'111 tIii01 1..11 Ar :! n.1. ru,"tli111 \II'\\ l'lc•nn Crctm. J lie ' II I t11k, ll·lni.: "'ht ~\!Ir \r I I . • -• '1 s,';j;) ~lS fi:lbl S!2.~ l,J:l' 1' lh ~ .1J :! l ti l(ar. r d. u11t. :t.ill ll•' 1; I~ 1!1110 • •Conwmer G"lde 3hr . .!IJ.1. rw.tr rW\\ hw t m"tr :.It· \Ii .hale ,f .im 111..,1• lo 1>1 h ,;,. .. c·hh Rm h11..fst h.11 , lr11l1 \ 1111 -.1;!5 mu .1.il i!.IM.i wor l.~hoµ. ,1111 1 It'' r.i2 ~'27 E XTrll': \H:t. Y nl<'1' 2 hr . • :! llr '('" 11h1'. .7\11·~.1 1 •, h.1 ..:100 m" lllill 1.117 Tw1li'n1<·k 3 Rr. :! h.1 lum V1•rch• P..11 11. µ1101 nltr rm.d1n rm.hi,:~.ml '\1 ~32~, nt 11 W ) h l.11 JI , p:11 k &. pout. ~ l.> mo 1 .. 1 8331i!IH :1 hdrni :! h,1. wlk to bth. & L.1:.t + i':!<JO "'''' 1k11 \1:10 mo j:Jti 1391 or i.'i2 l5i8. Dana Point 3226 tiiJ ti:!AA --· Rancho S.J n('w twnhnmc •••••••••••••• ••••••• <:01.). charminJZ J Br. -<Int 2 RR & de n. 2 bn. tll'Cor Spnrkllnit 2 sty, I B1 . 2' ~ 1111 .. Clo1H.• to sch I ~ & upie1,:.idNl. gorl(co111t vu. ba. ~·\)lll, drpi.. ~k ~ll·c ""01~. Stoo + ~t'<' >kfs ~tep., to pool & Jtku1 fac1hti~. Nr ~t.mna 11411 1371. Uurlt?nl', Near tennis & ~olf L.sc MS.Si mo. 'all 1'111 ~H9ol01•vs. S.t 50 'mo . 54 1 211:; 1 F'ry.8Jl-9--\l2_. -SIC \RP Gll'n~ur 4Br. e\'t:siwlmd SURP & ~IL 2Ba. nl'W paint. l'pts, Rancho SJ Twnhm1• 2hr. 3br home wtth11walk1nj:l l'tO\e. r.ingl' & dshwshr. vu. pool. nr golf & tcnnt!> dl11lancc or ~rllla & ht).( rncd )d. S-105 mo. $i50'mo 644-6537 State 8 ch. 95 tio. 91i2·4l71 ----998-U64ucs --Lo\·ely hnus1• lovely IUr. I"• Ba. \.&Cant & re· he\ghbottlood 3 BR. 2 OceanV\t plu'lh ~nh<;l". 3 uctv to mo' e into. walk to BA home. crptd thruout. Bd. 3 Ba. poo. i.auna Wcstmrnlst<'t Mall Cjll drps. patio. 2 cur gar. S-175. ~l-oll92, •Ul·65G9 now to !Ice Easy u c cc s:. S37 5. 983-4567. Agt .. no fcl' "Hr Wood., Cm1• W.ilk In lll'.1t h $i7:J 4\11 !110:! :..1•1•li1cl1'll N l.11v u11a l'luirnwr I l\r, h:i. l1>k fllltlO, \\alk h1•h :O.IOtl n\ll vrh •l!l!I :12112 or 1!11 71117 I lurhor View 1 lomes "C':1rml'I" 3Br, fam nn. 2 h .11 h. "h 1 I fl l'l' n 0 K . ~l(MI mn !Ni0-5272 Harbor View Homes lk.1ut . highly upgradl•d 1'011;1fmn ::\lodcl. I Bit . "1 hath,, family rm . form.al din. rm . frplc <'11m·crsat ion µit 1-:-.1 ra lgc prorl's:-. lamhcapt•tl Harbor View Knoll <.;oiy ll111•k 1111 n md I w pa Ill' '' 111tl11ws & New Engl:rncl (•harm· 2 Br & dl'll. :! ha1 h : rnnl patio. IH l'rlonking g rC'cnbcll si;;.1 mo KNOLL PROPERTIES 752-2831 or 644·2542 2376 New[>Qrl Dl\'.d1 CM 548·9755 or 645-39(>7 S!OO. Lge bach, all util pt! Child & pet ok. Sm fee Locators 898-9891 Int. ~tinimum l yr lea!te. ~-Cl t 3276 Owner p.1}s water & ~ emen e Lge Fum2 Br Bltns. w/w, pool. adlts, no pets. $240. 645-3971 J."!i .. urlenttr .\\'~'''· for ••••••••••••••••••••••• . m 0 , e 111 .Ju 11 l' 1;;. Ncw twnh~t.?. nee an view. Hunt11tcJlon leach 3740 ttdcrcncel> rt•(I StiJ(l ~lo 3br .212ba. 2 c ar g ar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llARBOR \'I EW 5 BH "SO\IF:RSET" 6'10 If).! I or 548·2873 patio trnt & r t.?ar. SlOO. Bachelor . utilities Bal ('O ll y. S 125 I mo. paid. <small fee> :;.1tl 1111;1 Cal Rentals 631-1713 .. Oakwood Quden A~ttl\ents =~<~'t'~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE Vacant-Hew Apts. .... v J'aking application:-. '[I., J,l:'rrc" ss 2o14u Elden Ave. ~ Immediate Occupancy 2 BR at $325./mo. CORONA DEL MAit 3 BR at $400./mo. 2 Br Townhou!>C', lrplr. DOYLE-CENTURY2J Pool , I ennis. Some occa n 1 ____ 548_·_ll_68 __ ..,__ & Catalana views. Close to shopping & fine beach. 644·261 l Nr Shops. L gc 2 Br. bltns. nC'w drps, cpts. new pnt. Adlts. no dogs. S2SO. 1---------1 675-6527 & 645-5487, 180 E. Cozy 2 hr, fr pie. vC"ry 111rr. Rochester S37a for smi;lc. ~00 cou-E/S1de 2 Br 1 ~2 Ba. fplc, pie. 640-7030 pool. twnhse s tyle. Kids LG. 3 br hou .. I.!. l'll'an. pvt OK.~. 5-18-0916 pat111 . .1-:ar . S.150 mo .>l'i Spurkl1n g 2 Br. D /W, Goldenrod 759 0260 Crµ I c . f n c d pa tJ,o . ---Sffi.'ltmo 586·6918 2 & 3 Rr apls an chn1<'e --------- Cdi\t loca11ons. S325·Sl50 2 Br twnhsc, patio. H2 .Ba, 675-2311 Linda new cpts & drps. gar, Eastside $280. 631·0995 2hr, Ibo, gor, plltio, httns, --------- shutters. No pets. Ref !32fi mo. 675-3446 2 br. l ba Dupl. frpl, gar, p::itio, new w /w cpts. drps. stove & refng. Nr beach. $300. 675·3330 THE DAISY FOR KIDS ANO THEIR PARENTS! •Pool • 2 t>.drooms •Tot lot .:'( Patios. fenced yards. 687 West 18th St. Call 63J -3515 •SHARP 2 br, H2 ba. frpl. pool. WJk. bch. Adlts, no pets . S325. L se . 833-8974/833-1653 ·--------- NEW 2 Br l 'l'Z Ba w /View. New apts. l & 2 bdrm 1 All 2 Blks bch , ref's. No pets. electric. 3l3 Avocado, $M0 yrly. 873-2060 • C~1 . 642-2l64 t :o.toMffO 3124 CostaMffCI 3124 . ............................................ . •Beamed ceilirurs_. wood paneJina •GrQIClolh waficovering , •Ftreplaces, wet bars •DUbwashers, walk·in closets • 8&lcomes patios •Park-like iandscaping •Swimmln&' pools, J&cui.zl • Lil)Jtad tennis C0\4rt& ·~lmltel to freeways le bucbes •Socurlty systems assur privacy • • -----------OCEAN VIEWyrl,y 2 Br 1 Macnab -Irv me ~~!!m~~eor SMflSHIM<i! ~,,\~=.: mo. A -.,i"" coml>ln<JISon s-to Ano 3810 start your own company REALTY CO ~PANY for a fraction Qf lhe cost. IA-altOMT OH Month to mckltb rent lo- ''¥ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ot oWll apartment homes wtlh k&xurt oppolntmen11 and Harbor llland Rd. eludes : recr>t , service , Stunnina near new home personallied phone cov- w /5 HR 'i., s baths, erage, cont. room, mall formnl dln1ne & den. strvice. undergrounl.I Pier " slip ror lg. ~t. prkg. & m~. IUpetb *lealton at 0 PfemNm locotlon. Tennis• gym • lhelopy spa • •lmmlng • bllllords. Ont ar Two ~rooms, One Balh ~ ti)~ ~MetM\.Wp . HO Pa111JMo Avt .• Cotta Mno 7'1 .. nS .._ .............. ..., Costa MftCI 3824 lrviM 3844 ........................ ·····~················· 2 BR. 2 ba 2 sty adlt. con- do. Nr. blile SQ. park. Oar, sm. pet ok. S275. 646-3591•n4 :30 wkdys ~ Loguna 3886 Decked patio & jacuuL TH£EXECUTIVE Completely furn. incl. SUlTE housekeeper. Avail. ror 567SANN1COLASDR, Lge, quiet, lwcurious, ex· last 2 weeks In June. Ju· SUlT~ 106 2 b 2 b t ly, Sept, or winter rental NEWP:QR,l' ~~CH. CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• cc. r , a a p . 1 h. a.Al\..u-.0 Elevator to scenic prlv. ·t l Marc Harnet Perry , ____ ..,.._.,,.,....;....__• ___ _ bch. Party & game room, 642 823S (W 16> TOO ~q.rt. office space total security. Perfect NEWPORT IEACH available P,aciflc Cst llving or wkml retreat for HARIOR ISLAND Hwy in N~wport Bch. Si1fi(). 2 Br, SOJ:\ iity, encl l{ar, adlt.s., "o pets. 21.26 Thurin. 6'7S..S772 the adve nturous adult. 100' Of bayfront ! 4 BR's, Call Robbie.~-0757 Starting at ~515/mo. + maid's, furn. P1l'r & WOODBRIDGE 499-283S shp Avnil. July & Aul! PL.Ali PINES APTS ---------1 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. ~nts Fumlsa..d or yearly beginning 9/77. hectlffote~ites ---------AU.L&. ITIOms. 2 br, l ba. ucslgnc d like e arly orUftfur"ftltt..d 3900 J ohn Macnab &l2·8235 Suit e 160 aq. ft. with Caltrornia bungalows . ••••••••••••••••••••••• IW-47 > view, servtces & equlp- F r o m S 2 7 0 . l 1 5 THE EXCITING 1---------•I m e n t. Airport e r I Adlls. ?re fe rred. No pets. 3'B Monte VtS tn, 548-396:1 f>mestone.Ofchrs,9·5:3-0 P"'LMMES"' "'rTS.• VacationRetttails 4250 Registry a r e a . 2082 D .• A A A Michelson. lrvlne. auy. MlNUTESTONPT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··152.0231 552-~00 BCH. DIG BEAR LargC.1 Bache lor. p vt. JMitlQ,. good loc. Sl80 + 2 Br condo, tennis. pool. gas. fH6-4!H6 spa. &) m. no kids ipets . ~SRIM.A.C WOODS ~c1ous 2 br. 2 bu apt. \J.ul l'(J .• closed g:iragt'. :-.auna & jucua 1. Beaut. :-.urroundinj:ls. 425 Merrimac Wny, C~1 :ro5 + ulll. l lA:'tl·llPM, -t!>H 95-I \\.\L~uT SQUARE 2Br Twnh:.e, S31 5 m o. tii3-2;Jl;J eves/wknds. 752-lHOOdays._ ---- "esa Vl"rdc Condo. 2 llr. • t-ncl gar, rt'fn~. pool. Im· LCICJUna H1~1 3852 ,nae l'On<I. S:i25 mo. Av:.111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• now 5:MJ 70~1 or r,;:1 -GGIH Condo 2 hr , 2 ha. loft •--masll!r s uite. 2 car gar. :1 Br. 11:: hJ. sunroof. clbl Frpll-. bltns. 2 pools . g<1r. P.JI••>. nu pch Sl!U. S:r75. 171-11-199·1289 1;111i:?~ ;~;;, ----Newport hach 3869 ~·prl:? 111. 111111 p \Valk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• I l.11 lior l'l.1 t.1 :i Ii W 2 BR & Den on wate r. \\1h11n C:\l '-!7.i l:!l;J l L1do lsle 117 :, •m .\tlulh <U 1 BR apt, Lido Isle Op1.·11 S1111 ~1;·, B.n 111'101 ."17'\ \\ 11.,1111. 110 ;1r ll.11 bor " \1111 1111:; ":11. l:!~li llot ,q1t \\ r.1111 t 111. l..,1· II\ I 111. 11111 pol _,,11111 t p1111I j,11• 11·11111, ,\ 11th.•r l.11 I :-.! .. 1 ,;,,11 I( I\ I• I .I 1>1· \~ .• dfil•il'•••'i To See This Property Call Jim Ber kshire Bach. 1&2 BR. LAKEFRONT •FOR LEASE• fromS210.&up. Cabins. <71-'1866-7701 •:?OOOsqft.~persqn Adults, No Pets 494·9721or 839·5173. •ln Cost.a !\IesaShpg Ctr 1561 ~1esn Dr. ---Call: R9q ;tt•ller (5 Bl~ East ofNewport ~~~!!~.~~~.: .. !?~~ AshwfA hrtte & Co. Blvd. l C714~49·9161 546-9860 WANTED Jl'STCch1PL'tT~D Full A rcspon~ible woman to ser vice del\{Xe ol,ices share condo m San Juan 1115-650 sq. rt:J lrvine In· -nm HVH'IVOl'ON Ca pistrano wit h sam~. d~, rccep- ~\\'..,n,~Tf\-r.Jv--Will split rent & ulih he~. llonist. secrct3ry. Xerox, \~.,.~uT,,.f;' <.:all art er 7 p.m. al (114 ) blucl"!nnt, «;,~·& corfee ~.} tiOl 20n . ser vice. Fe a l Conr FROM ~40 to SJ35 ---rm. lounge: t c"11se or mo. 5 Beaut apt plans. avail. Rmmatc want\'d to share to ino 549.902'~ furn or unfurn. Bach, 1 lgc 2 Br 11:.c m £-Side -----~--- b ? b b , b C::\l. w111eat. non smok-CORONA.DEL MAR r. -r, 1 a; :. r, 2 mg EST "rad. Min's to baths. Beamed liv r ms. ,., Deluxe 450 sq .. ft. office , dining areas. ~tor age. OCC & bch. Call Don Coast Hwy. Sl.75 Mo. p a t i o s . d c c k s . 631-4780 ber 5; 548-8203 Realonoll}lcs Corp landscaped grounds. _~_,_s________ 67S·6100 cov. prkg. lighted tcnms. ._. __ ..a "' Roommate? __ __....__ ____ _ v o 11 e y b a 11 , 2 st y ~"" Office space iwail. ce n· clubhouse. bi I h a r ds. To Proressionally Find \rally located in C.Ptt. 39" swimming pool, ping THAT RIGHT PERSON per s q . ft . Cont act pong, hydro-:.pa, g) m . .Qou.sE-OJAJY..S llHumTtD ~~~re Realty. <7U > Sorr>. no pets. ~~<'<'. J-~ ~,0, Southwe:.t Corner c._, ~~ }lt.>t.4.,1....q Edmgcr /~ewland ~ E<llllger. H B 832 413 4Sinn'1971 2 ROO M S ui t e w / restroom . Sli5. 1770 0 r ange' f\'\ l' . <..:~I . S STOP$ STOP PUNCHING THI CLOClr -IT'S t40T AM IMPOSSllLI DllAN TO l!(:OMI A Hl•H&. Y SUCCISS•UL IUSIHBSMAM. You can get Into a small VIDEO GAME busf· nc~s with our help and il can rrow rapidly with our company hnancing pro(rarn. Get a piece of the good hr~. SHOIT HOUIS -HIGH PaORTS HO saLIMG lll9'ftl• No need to quit your regular job unless you are a proven success in the business. Automatic Merchandising Is the answer and we are auc· cessf\11 In every phase or the buslnHs. ff you can arrord t.o invest oclly as shown below. you could change your eitUre life. AOE JS NOT A FACTOR if you're Qualified. 'MUS IS A FAC. TORY DIRECT Ol'F£R -NO MIDDLE.MAN. CASH IMV!STMEHT IE9UllED Pl.AM OME -S 4,950.00 PLAH TWO -9,500.00 PUN 1HltH -t 7, 900.00 PL.AM SIX-48,500.00 Jr vou can start with a plan one or two, we wtll show you how to get into a plan six within 18 monthl> with no additiona' investment of your own capital. IEMEMIER, A Pl.AM SIX IS MEAll. Y A $50,000. IUSIHESS. DO'J'T WAIT. you m ay never again have a chance hkc this one. Send us a rew facts about youNclf or come by our Fullertoo oHice and p1c.k up an application. WRITE OR COME TO OR CALL: AMBUCAM VIDEO 270 I E. CH.A.PMAH AVE. SUITE 107 FULLERTOM, ~LIF. 926l I 1714) 879-9600 Hnt Distributor Finmcing Dept. # 57 7071 ...................... ~ Employed male, CSULB r;tudnl wlll care for your hse, apt f« RIB ln samt-. Honeat, depend:tble, • clean. Russ. 5111·3581 tWl aids, slides, chart•, vuaraz>N, iUust. '°" ln· _F_o_u_n_d_:_S_m_1_b_l_k _te-• d u 5 ' r Y ' 1 c 10nc0 • Chihuahua/Doxie. Wh~•-arc_hi_ted_ure_._4_92_-_21-48-·­ c hes t. Nr Poclr1c, RN, New Zealand trained Wa.mtt, SA. 546-Z'705 seek~ nuri;lna p0sillon !At: rem neutered tabby cat w/nuff)' tall. 4 Wht paws ln vie Poppy, CdM. 750-0576, MS· 1900 while waiting ror caur. ~gil;ttalion. Xlnt refs. 499-303l 7100 • ••••••••••••••••••••• Lost: In Irvine Terrac~. ACCT ASST INSUit. ~~/~l!~~n~ot~!~~~-This Is the house that Reward .. 644-6200 o r jack built-strengt h & 759-1189 warmth are in e a ch timber as wt!ll as inte'1ri- FOUND: Yng Fem Irish ty. Commercial exper. & Setter, tan collar, 20tb & rat in& ability opens lrvlne. CM. 642·912-1 muny doors. To Sl300. Call Vickie Dul)can. Found: We lmara ner , 6I0·8170. Amerlcan male,So.CstPlataa rea. Cur cer Agency, 610 (213) 594-o358eves/wknds 'e~-port Ctr Dr. Or ln Orange. 541-1964. 2-1 Cen· Lost : May 25th. Manx •m l Tower. NO FEE. Ca t. Male tabby. Wht " hind Ct. yellow eollJr. fl. w/Pacific Person· Wht tag w /nM&-7508. IC "t:mliiTiieiimporiliiiiaiiriesiiii. iiiiiiiiii seen anywhere, anytime 11111 ca II M0-8263 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK ft'ound: Doberman. Vic. 19th & Pomona. Co~ta Mesa. 962-8745 Lost : Smoke Color ed P e r s ian . Ma l e. Declawed, Vic Mes a Verde East. Reward. 556-0007 ·-------Penonails 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drinking problem ? Call Alcohol Helpline 24 hrs a day 835·3830 PREG!'JANT? Caring confide ntial counseling & reforra I. Abortion, adoption & #.t least 2 years or varied accounts p ayable ex· ~rience with direct e x· ~ure to computerized stems utilit ing on-line t rminals. Will. match •ndors Invoices again!>l 1 rchase ortlcrs/receiv- i g reports. Compute dis- c unts a nd rebates, ' r1fy extensions. etc. keeping. APCARE ~~!'!~!.~~!~.:.!~~~ lkas~ity 5005 LINDA & VIC kl 547-2563 epare and monitor in· ppt /output documents. ptepare checks and do s•me filing; accwrate ty~ing and an ability to oterate 10-key are a llJJst. Please call or ap- p .. : INDUSTRIAL UN ITS w /ofc. Wood worker'!> OK Lea:-.111g ofc. open 9·5. Mon-Fri. 711 W. lith St. C~l or call: 6-li -11463 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . RESTAURAMT ~~ ~:';~ LAGUNA BEACH Serving :ill Orange Co. S?0.000. month.. Original 835·i313 o w n e r m o v i n g . --------- TREMDATA CORP. .~'.!.• :: 111 I" ul q111..i .11111 1pl, 1111 1wh ;J:!j .I Jilh I 'I .tit 11 \\I WATERFRONT VIEWS IN NEWPORT. I 71 I) 8-l7-!lli05 0Pl-:N9-5 0 .\11.Y ltc:.1> nn :.mkr 21 JO. shan 5-18·ru91ior'675-8386 U..tands M~west ;J lxJ 1 bJ "/gur , J,!rnhsl' ---------'" 0\" e r I oo k s P a cific. RELAXlr-iG MASSAGE Ter ms. T l.:\J E, 751-1400 Bob J ames· STANDARD MEMORIES DIVISION AllApplied Magnetics Co l-iOOW. Segerstrom Santa An!l, Ca 927().l Rooms 4000 yrd. SI[>O/m o + • ~ ulll Oft1rl' ~J sq ft. f"air\'1ew Industrial Park CM.6-15·1180urt 5. :it Wa rner. S.A. S67.50 731 thru 9600 s q . ft. Lright House Nh~utica l hasr Lic. l\l asscur Out culls 9·!> 49 t-5111 $280 J Bdrm 2Ba Str1k11io design and an elegant exc1trng wav t o hve Choose lofts. t>av windows. \kyllgnts. flre- p1aces Your own private oar10 or t>alConv A fr1eno1v m1111on.oollar rec center. Tennis courts. too. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------mo.6-15-5111 s paces now leas ing. a ntast1c s 1pment o R00'.\1S S2S wk up with :'lipt D. 2 straig ht prof m en ----~----985 188l d 989 2224 Mercury Barometers, Splritual R.ader i\ r ~l c·o.1:-t Pl;J7.a . r .• m I h . nu pct:-. :, 1;,.;:,:.!.> I, b;JJ ~11~1 kit chen. SJ7 .50 wk up seek 3rd to share lg Jux Luxurious office s pace. £v;nings. ays . · just arrived. 7" Brass 181SSo. El Camino Real apts. 5-18-9755 vu hme. S235 incl ut11. N.B. area. 1100 sq ft. 4 Boal Bells, and loads of San Clemente. Fully lie. Cottage furn. l Rm, Bath. rn:i id & grdnr. 6-14-0484 01 rooms. S315 mo. 1527 WA~TEDI 1 brassware. Grand Open· Fora ppt.492.7296 Equal Opportunity 6-10-4790 Mo nr o v 1 a. Cont a cl n . . ing sale . 3701 E . Coast ----------Employer M /F 714·&15·2114 l man body shop to rent Hwy, CdM tlOam-7pml •SUZI'S* 1--------· 2 Hr 1·J.-P •. \II qil 'd .1.Lr.qw-.. J1.il1n 1:.:0 .\llirrl I 'I .1t •1 • :: 11 Ii l.1 1 ~1:11 Dono Point 3826 .•.........•••.•••••... I\ 1·.111 \ ,,.,, ·~ I: II, :! h,1 S!X;l ;\) I, \ < ,1 1 I~ t\ Tiil 111 l j;.IX:.J Spcct:u ular Ot·can vu l\u 2ur. :!ha. J:.tr. ~110 mu 752 2-100 or 493 77 ~ El Toro 3832 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ 2 nr 2 na. 4 pl(''I( l'\1c. cpts. llrps, bllns. gltr, no pet s. SJ:!O StiG 8lJ1 -------HwttinCJton Buch 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Delu>.e pool i.ide >.tr3 lgc 2hr. :!bJ. ult ns d-.hwhr Nr. brh. Aclulls. no ~h $l25/mo. 5311 8362 ----1 BRAMD ... EW! 1·2 & 3 Br apts. Fr11m ~2!'>0f p e r m o. 1111 (')4•1aware. II U OP<·n I! r1 l>a1lv. l Mile lo ot:can &t2-9'l02 A gt . 5:l(i-l~lti Promontory Poin l lu,.urv adult rentals I rom \..i()()mon1nlv 200 Promontorv Or West Just nortn of Jamt>oree on Pac1f1c Coast Hlghwav. Telephone 17141 67S·8000 Owneo and manaoed t>V Tile Irvine comoanv NO\~ YOU CAN AFFORD I JEWPORT BEACh Park Newport Rerrig. on ':? acre. ut1I pd Sl35. 646-5607 Ci\J. :-Jice lady & !Oyr di r ------mt·mbl·r. Ch urch ol :! Hooms. for rent. K 11 chl'll HdlJ,:. Srn.!Ol'f•, nd:. :\J I· Pl1' 1kg<'" im Id "hr :1br. 21i.1 hnll'. I·: "111t ----;;R1 R7 I I l' :\I :-;1x7 ;,o t . l Ill Hot~ls, Motels 4100 .1,111 ;.1>1 :n-;x :111~·11rn1• ••• ••••••• •••••• ••••• • • .:\l,111• , llUll '-1111..1' lo !->hi I SEA LARK MOTEL " -..1111l" J lh ..! H.1. 11C111I 2:?7-l Ne"' port Bl. C ~f "10<1 11111 + 1 J ul ii :\II r.11,.; "15. Wc<.'klv r att•s i.>9·1R:l0 I rnm !iiO & up -Fem to shr .:\lcs.1 Verde Gunt Horn. 4150 \'ilia 2 OH .1pl Tennis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• jal·uu1, l'lc ~o smol..ing. Pvt . r ms. loving care. Sli5 mu 5.jt) tilH art. i balan ced d iets , nice ---patio. 832-2788 7il -3"99 ~mm.th~. Male or fem. ------·----:\o l...a.t:una beach hou~c. SwnmrrRfldals 4200 S200 inclut1I 49H1J:;t ....................... --Yng F lookmg ror ~amc to Corona del M:tr ocean-shr 2br rurn apl. Pr k 1.uv. l'RY APTLJ\'t'."'G lront lbr. ~kepl> 6. S300 ~pt.N8 Sl70 6-108665 ·" ' ·' wkl). June !200. 673·77117 --- OH•tl11ok111g The Water . . WA:\T EU· f"cm to share Big Canyon. \ l<'W fu rn tl•nta l. S115 + 1 ~ util. F.njoy $750.000 s pec· ~pt. 2Ilr. 2lla, now thru Nt-wpnrt Crest across tacular spa, 8 swimming Sept: a d It s $700 m o. from tennis crts & pool. pooh. II lit?hted courts. 6-10-5.560 Ocbhie. 631·3239 or Don null·s of \111..t..• ltJil ... put-SPACIO\;S Oceanfront 4 t'31-<Wll5 t m~. 'ihuJ t lebou1 t.L.,. l~1rhs (m m .:WI 50 mo. \bn l&l bdrm plans ~ 'tory townhouse5 Hr 2 Ba. complete!~ fu rn Park J\'ewp-;;-r~ Apt t o hme. fpk, wsh~ dryr, share. 30 ·''r oh.I bu:.incss tl!.hwshr. 2 rar g.tr. no woman. 150 OU99 h mc. pets. S2000 June. Sl 100. Ofc 731·01W July. 1st to 16th. Yrly --· -------•location •Price-l::ler k1tch. priv. patioi; •Luxury & bal<'on 1es. crpt s. :?bedroom CromS260 d 1 uPHlt'S, p:irk1ng . rental av:iil 644-9582 Gcrages -forlteftf 4 3 50 lbr w /sof:t·bed added.••••••••••••••••••••••• Block to bay & ocean. Ba nuury Crn'ls•H--12· liti0-1 ~h.•' .11or·, sz,o. weekly. 548-6173 Slngle r.a roge for rent S25 month Nl'w-ll11ntin1,'ton Bt•ach ~ plcx & lnplex. l!Htll (.'ut·nson C:r >CU lllll:l ()p(•n lloui.e S.-t & ::,un to I 2'Br, 1 ba, sl<>Vl'. enc ~Jr Sml enc }d. 1 :-.111 <'111ld 01\. $250. 53!1·51lOG 0 1 ~J.!4111 J im lluh:hinscm ()pt1onnl maid :i.~n·u.·e Newport Oceanfront. Bst 6~2-0567 At Fa'lh1on l\IJnd. J 3m. hon•1• .\ Sun J onqu1n llllb Rd location. 2br. lba, sips 6, Wt>ekly $325/June. llunt. Beach extra long S37S /J uly, $425/Aug. ~11~glt' p rage. SJS. mo 55.'l-12'2 l or fi31 · ll!26 !G! 3!'>33 ______ _ ., l'··rk :'\, 'owport-apt. avail. Single stall e nclosed, rorlcasinR information. f~r July & Augu~t. $ISO. Cot.ta Mesa ~- 114:644-1900 mo i59-1003or 1-492·3634 557-169 t Bayahorea pvt communi· Offlc• Rental 4400 Jbr twnhse l mi to bch. All New duplexes 2 3 br S350 t N l 'f h • ••••••••••••••••••••••• y. ice y urn ome. /2 appl. +W11hr&dryr. S315 up yrly. Family & pets blk bch. ZBr, 2bu, alpi s. 60' '!R SQ FT mo. Avail June 1. Call ok b'7H912 548·2928 1617 WESTCLIFl-'·NB COST E or lse. Re a son a ble . 673-4865 Outcall l\lassa ge AtCOUMTAMT/JR AM SA 82R:?71 5 or !>95-1106 Preston or J ohn Money to Loan 5025 10AM·2A:\J 731 54-l8 PlH it io n av a i I w 1t h PROF. OFRCES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~port Beach Life Ins. MESAVERDE ht,2nd&3rdT.D.'s EXOTIC GIRLS Co, Seek individual .1:;,1_900.1000 sq.ft RentailsWanted 4600 l.OANSAVAILADl.E Mass:ige&~todclm~ w /AA U eg re e o r lmuwth:.tll' occup:..ncy •••••••••••••••••• • ••• • t'n'<.lit uot importa nt Outcall 5 t2·316tl /5 13 32;10 ~'I i v :i I e n t exp er . 50• SQ FT Llr. Ralhoa Island rcsi· liiJ-•oo., Broker LE"RN PJANOTUNl"'G ~ j() - 11.mdll'y Rl'a~~s.i7 8811 rcnt sm upt. orhseonthe Money Wanted 5030 New low rates on begin· AC OUNTANT· Full ' • dent hanrlvmnn wants to '0()0,J " " 3 \ · h Island l>y .June 20th. r,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• nercourses.837-0133. c_h. ge bookkeeper part ·uu \C ~n t e rl.'st. now v ti , 2 or 3 days per wk. sec 1 he hes \! Choice Yr:-. apt. mRml exp. Refs. Wa~t ~d TD, 20k, 2 Y~ WANTED: Women wbo ne ble schechue. Prefer ~ewporl Cente r full 3\'a1l. Reas. upkeep. of 10,,. No pts. Sec by 70k have a lot of love and a ac unling d egree or scn ·il'e executive view entire p remises can be NptBchequity.642-9401 httle xtratlmetobeBig CP or 2 to 3 yrs • i.wtes nm\: a\"all ablc for provided. 675-87'7, ~ Tnnt ~isters. 834-111.6 for more eq alent exper, includ· immediate occupanc}. MisceUaneous D~.. 5035 info. Big S is t e rs of ing ctired persons . Call Uramallc design oncnt· Rentob 4650 ' Orange County 64 ask ror Lois ed 2 story suJte. relaxed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · . · \\Orkmg atmo-.phere. & LOANS 9% *KAREN'S* Adm~Asst Adm111Asst reasonable rates. ~lust Teacher from T e.xas · O ~elChafl~? be seentobeapprccial· wishes to rent rm in a AJso2ndTDLoans OUTCALLMASSAGE Fee P·"d Busy SA co ed. t>IO·~ ; alter June home for sum~er. Nwpt Fairest Terms since 194.9 6PM-2PM 973-0893 w11lt~jn· "completely" tst. Bch Area. Call 673·532'.? Sattler MtCJo Co. BACHELOR SERVICE w/y ir l!ood secretarial I 11 W I D O W E R S skil . Lots & Lots of Busin.ss Rental 4450 Business/Invest/ 642·2 I 7 545-06 DIVORCES Losing your publ,. contact will keep · ••••• • • •••••••••• •• •• •• Financ~ PRIVATE p ARTY buttons? Sew 'n · Sew you eling invigorated. 4 DELUXE OFC'S ~~~~:;•,••••··~··•••••• WiU pay more for your 6-15·'1119 Also~Fce Jobs. Control Conf. rm .. scat 25. nil _.,,... 2ndT.D.642_3573 Car er Employme nt paneled, sm. whse in re-Opportunity SOOS HELPISAVAlLABLE Age y.556-8505. I 2 IC S L k ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"~~----ts/ For Famllles in Crisis. -----ar. or yr . a. e. a e ~ ........ , C I h JI u · ..,_ h --------• I-' or l's t a r e :i . K e-n t EUROPEAN CAR Pft'SOftails/ 3 I t e ope nit• """ut I_,_· (R Lost&e.-.·--1 Coast Commun it y Advtttising :wrkins. HEPA · rv.ru Hospital, So. La11una. PRODUCTION 71 1·581-9393 San Clemente area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-l31l . 0 492-5682 a:-.k ror Chris. Announcements 5100 --------PERSOM Restaurant 15% interest in Newport Beach. Lido Village Shoppmg Ctr, 675·1900 SCRAM-LETS ;:~::··~~:·;·~··;:·~~;; !~ue agve~x~~~d~:r~ DESK s pace a t 17875 Beach Blvd., near Talbert in Huntington Beach. S50 per month. Bnng own forniture. Our receptionist will answer ----------1 your phone for SlO per Interior Decorating month. D11ily Pilot office, Stucho. will tra in. Small 642-432l invest. No lnven. 631-0060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Personal S...Vices 5360 ~ART ASSIST. ANSWERS wthse sit ror l yr. or cle Culished art. Some longer. Xlnt reC's. de£ ability userul. Rather -Vermin_ _SS9_-4_SSO_______ Plej call for an appt. The oily Roger. Inc .• Sentry-Helium-Travel 5450 &16· l & ask for Linda Homage -Grisly -••••••• •••• ••••• ••••••• D. eosta Mesa-Prime store with Newport Blvd fron- tage. 1300 to 3800 sq.Ct. Agt 675-6900 120 Virginia Pl. C.M. 1650 Sq. n. Outside storage 381 sq. Ct. S330. mo. 616-1322 YOUit's NERVES Leaving for Boston from~~~~~~~~~ Rebuked_ by her mother H.B. mid July. Good -for havmg been cross . F f 'd Adve ing Space Sales . Swimmlng PoolBusiness a nd ill·tempered, the drive~. em pre · E'<pc req'd.Aggressive 0 ODO teen-age daughter retort· S40.336S. self-s rter for strong re- ed, "llow come, when ~ytnlnt & giona rade paper. Sal + N rE!R YEAR it ·s me it's temper-and ,,..,_. ... °" com + t114l 956-2680. ...... 11 pn'""' Just ..v.,ooo. when it's YOU lt 'a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ambl . t d ru ...... _,, NERVES?" •-L---1 Ir l1 us person wan e Owner will help finance ~• , to fll nursery grounds & train. Establls bed Lost & Found 6JOO lnttnlctiOfl 7005 main nance position. MONEY MAKER cllentcle + Inventory + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt rking cond. Full leasehold" Call 962·1788, REWARD. SlOO for lost MEN WOMEN time, permanent. All ask for Dick McKasson. remale White Samoyed. TRAIM FOR equl ent 1supplied. Verna 962·9911 Sl---... -_-h_"_B_2_8a_ AGT 541-5032 cps to uoeac • ., r • SAM CllMIHTE . Bristol St /CM Large new 3 br. fr1>lc. fpl c. cpts. drps. $600 yrly Beach homes. condo11, 150 I Westcllff Dr. For Lease1 Now Avnlla· -./w crpts. hltn~. 7 miles lse. 642·3443 and a .... n--· no ble 3000 sq rt prl me to heorh. Close to rrwy & ---------,. ... ,_...... .. e w. Newport Financial Ctr ehopping. 839·8949 NEWPORT MARIM.A. BERTH.A RENR y Uosl'"J Office Space space. Nr CdM Frwy. 919 loyllde Dr. 215 DelRMEaAI;r TOR4S92.~121 Call on Site Manager ~~dsinctlv~ in &all aspehitcls. ~ br condo. S29S. mo. 673_8414 .. (714 ) 642·3l ll ext 24s ~· ca ping arc ec· cbald & l pet ok. ture are well aulted to re· t',' 963-8873 NEW 2 br & 2 br + den San Juan Capistrano. 2 DELUXE OFRC ES tail or office location Call luxury waterfront apts. Br. compl Cum. Condo &Bw lt·i·ns /pool ""'"' ~-,... Comml & lndsU spaces, l~~Mr~·~W~e~lc~h~n~t~7~51~·~23~2'~~ SUPER NICE! • w ·_,.,/mo . ..,.,.,..,56 , Br 2·~ na conllo. 2 •Trash Compactor 200 to 2000 sq. ft . /\ti low ""'' . I •Wet Bar Balboa. rum. 2 Br, $150 as 35" sq. n. Lag Niguel & 1-..1.~&...!ol Rental 4500 'Vic 5• pat o. gar, pool. k June ly B h lo .,. I VI · .-m Jae. sauna, upgrades. •l''lreplace w . on . ac e r " 11• on eJo areas .• , ......... •••••••••••• ~4 7 5 m 0 • n 0 b . •Privatebeach StOO wk all aummer. Hirndy to S.D. FrwY. CM Indus rl 11400 r 213-869-2007 \ •Pleldglass encl. patios ses.u.13 Clll: 83HCOO ~. 2955 ~aandolph1~8~: ---------• •Smoke detectors 2 Br, ii,., ba. Quaint cot· WESTCUFFAREA 646-2130:679-3709 FREE RENT •Slips avaH. to tenants '-11OFF2nd Mo RENT Adults. no pets tare w /view or ocean. NEWPORT BEACH ~ew deluxe J Br. 2 bn. Patios, deck. '4 blk to 1400 Sq. ft. two pvt. w/W cpta & drps, bltos. Nwpt Shores area, 1~ bctt,frptc.S300wk.CdM. baths. S400 per mo. ~Is to trwy & beach. blks ocean. 2br.1ba dplx. <TI4)346-2184 '42-0200 1..P-8949· Yrly lse. 7l'4'8T0-9200 $275 to $750 Wk 1U--N-l_Q_U_E_R_E_T_A_l_L_1 Mr Seaclltt Villaae 3br, NEW lBr +den, steps to WATERFRONT HOMES SHOPS FOR RENT. $.'SO '2t>a-13SO. 2br, 2ba-S290. beach, patio, aaraae. CallUM.fOO b>MOOmo. Uilllncl.Jng. Gar. rec area, 19071 Hol-$325 mo. yrly 67&-22SO •---------at "The Factory" 425 E!. ly oAo °"ll ~ St Newport Beach • v........ Luxury Condo. Wik to SUMMllUIXUIY 9r cah 8'U·6181 or •· lba. enclosed gar. bch. 2br. $450. wkdla OMTHllAY . '73"'271 ._flrd. Child & pets okay. 133·8151. eves. wkn s SUpcrb. !ull7 turn. ex· •""-~....;....;;------• & last, ms mo. 7843 548-987$ • ecutlve a pt. Deluxe 1770~M nald Dr. M'J.7512 Newport Sbo~. walk to kitchen, color TV. pool. ~ ~is~k~~ec.mPe~ ds & r esp . singles beach,~ BR, avail. June private patio, aundeck ror photography studio, lcoD'le. I Br, lJ;a ba, 15.$SOOmo.MIJ.~7 with Newport's most or medical otc. ~25. rpt d int t 11pcctacular view. Boat u:" i'nd'l;.·r001• 't~~ bepdc.hSle~~r •• 5 mpoofeel •• au utJI. dock avail. _548-6998 _______ _ Pt ., ar $300 -» .June thna Selit. ll200 mo Ol!:SK 1 pace at 178'15 • a,, eas. mo. CalRentals 631-lna Ycarlyltaaoauooomo Beach Blvd., noar ., d. CALLGlenCosUn Talbert in Huntlniton b .,.. .. a BR. a ba. .at.1.11:£1::S.(~m 'f~> Harbor Realt1 f73.4400 S.ach. sso. per month. le, dahwahr. patio. C.l ~I• w -ina i---------a.ins own turnJture. 0'-lr ar .upe_r sharp. Ron .,. T-i. dl rectpUoftllt will answor lll).DS8 flSU'NNY 2 Br 1 0., n.r • LAL~ auot, •· )'OW' phone,lor-*10 per .... __... _____ _. Udo .. ...._ • bch. m• twnhM s .... 2 ba, '1111 & IDlmlh 0 .11 .. Pt.lot omce. 3144 Yrl.Y ~hlf lJtU pd. Cable TV, pool, tenn. to43'll -·-·••• .. ••• .. •••• ~ · Avl.rromsm.-.1sas ...;.;;;;;....;..;.;.;~------1 venlU' Pk·V1Jlaai'1U. Balboa bl. •'Pl I Jut1 • llfO'P'lt'EERENT• •~'Ba. epplfances Sllq1 to bcb, im.. L&e 1-+ mo; AUi a.toO. La-. Deb 1-N Rm. cllx. ofnces. No .~·-... •-lllSmo..lltlut+ den. more. wt Sm•R WODdi&Cove.\\~to~b leaae~.Actj.~rter ,JI '•·•· avall leei&UC • a.:... JulJ S'lOO; 1~4 saso. BoteJ. Low ntes, fllll t.55t•mt '**-•• ura-~or49'1· . la"f.IJ3.SZZ3Ulnoo11 KEYREALTORS. lw yrs, no collar, t atoo IARTEMDIHG Must be mechanical. BUSINESS OF YOUR lower stom ach . (714) TWOWEEKCLASS $3.50 .CallTuea.morn· OWN? Minimal funds 532-2176 call collect NATION·WIDEJOB ing9· only.496·1.2SS req. Full or part time. please PLACEMENT 536-a403Cor oppt. Leet: smallolderwhtpoo-ASSISTANCE dle. male Lost May 2, GOOD JOO HEALTH FOOD vie Garli~Jd It. Newland. OPPORTUNITIES $92,000. YEAR Reward. 968·~ AMBICAM Nets s1.ooo. mo. Help IARTIMDERS run. Perteet for Mom & FOUND: 21" Boys btko SCHOOL Pop. $9,000. down In· Ye 11 ow Sc b w l n n • eludes 17,000. stock. Eutbturr. ~2882 btwn llCM~~Jt.,SA TIME. 751·1'00 SPM 4'7PM &:hoots Const To Coast Swtm Lessons, Pvt.~ wit course .. Your pool or apt. ~ 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Companlon·Ort~. Good plain «>Ok. Beac:b •~•. Uve-out. M2·32711 • Avall. 5flt Prac. nune . ....U.ltx& 129. Call unUl 9:30. AJaClllBLERS TUI Mil abort term ••· ot.s. Holiday & tlon pay •. .olhatlon plan Privato Duty Nuno Geriatrics preterred A SIMILB 1 145-w.t. cau alt 2PM MlcHANICAL COUPLE-ExOierleocod WlU HH&Dbl• valvea. Coot/Houukeopor • plpea lttt. tit ntttaUoO ROuseman. Retore.nta ayst••· Rtft'• I 11• •arillatM. ltePl1 c/o aoe wotk in {llalar'e.Dhilu Catalina Dr., Newport or ~ltd •XllS'• KiiOW;i ltadt.~ of p)uanatie or ~~~~-t~ bl~ts•ba .. ~ tooll. ·~ dq wort .... ~1AM. :#'~ H1-=~ Op;orBill.-W: \I • Add it ••. Bulld IL.Diaper IL.Ha mmer it ... Ca rpet SER'·l~E lt. .. Cement It ... Wire it ... Hoe it ... Clean it ... Move (;1'·~ ._., it ... Press lt ... Paint it... Nail it. .. Plaster IL.Fix lt ... ~~~ .......... ~~ .•........... ~~::+!.~~~ .... . Bu!ld'a, Dei.ii.:n• F.n.: Carpt•nl ry an.> type. Ct>ment wnrk of all kinds in J.: * Con'it • :-..<'" or P .rnd, door:., etc ,Al110 Reas rates t'ree t'Sti :.ldd Res, Com. St lu· ; Comm·1 he est ~9·2i19 i»MSS 750·6625 :!3115·1. P ()I Corp aft5 ii4().7020 -8 " D Concret\• All Carpet S.rvic• phases concrete. block & labVsltHftCJ ••• ••••• • •••••••• • • ••• • on ck work f''ree est1. ••••••••••••••••••• • ••• We Care Carpet Cleaners Uc & boaded 675·9'120 Bnb.>bittin.:. \Jon f'li Sreamrlcanorshumpoo starling June fJ ~lat• alS<iupholi.tery-allwork One man crew, 5 yrs ex- Arthur1Coast ""Y-Tl·i1 guar Ref:. :'>IC, free est. pert-;nce poorl"f\i: & 675 3780 art 5 Reas Rates &15 3716 fimbb.ing. Set )"Our own --formt1. s ave money. Oay rare. Jir"d home In Shampoo & slcum rleun _4._s.&_·_1_48_5 ______ _ fants to 7 yrll Rc.1" rate~. Color bri i,iht ncl'~. wbt Conti od call tH2·78ll an' urn.: qil~ Ill m111 bleach Clc<in ' °" ---II\ rm. din l'O\. hall SIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\lurrll.'d couple wtll ,\,i;rmS7 50.couchSlO, LEE~l J .\RVlS babysit hoow tor '>um c:hr ~5 Guar eliminate Addil ·s. Hmdl'g. hrs 8·5 ~i.~!!2 H l.'f IU I I ~2.'I pl'l Ollnr Cpl rt'l)Ulr 15 Ph962·3200. _L_ir_3_1_7~-- ) rs l'~ l>I Uo "ork CabiMt Makinq rn)•wll ft~-; 531 11101 __ •••••••••••:••••••••••• t;1nehJm Carpet Cl('a.ners F'ormlca & G'-'11 I cdr~n s111 a room anv lllll' 1-·01 try t'in1sh1ni.: \\.ill mlolW.J.i123 · wkud,. fr t'"l!'I :\l.ul.. - 751 131~1. 557 !12i:! CaterinCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUT A ROOM OVER YOUR GARAGE ROQm Ac.ld1t 1ons. Houses. ,\pls . tommerc1al For free e:.t call 631..'.lOOS Plans & fmannng U\'a1l t\en Ahrcnbcrg IUXYE Bill Shcrbacoff Llceni.ed & Bonded AR !OR FENCE CO Cham Llnk & Gates. free es11matt'S 493·0320 c;. .... MJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patio CO\'et"S", &l:tss, rt' pair, SCl'f!en doors. minor 1>lumb1ni: & ekctrtcal. 551·3-0H Call aft. 6 & wkods. Rehable Expr J apanese Gomg on extemkd trip'! Gardener. lleasonable Middle ag~d bui.i· prlct>s. Fr~ est . 645-5230 nessman w\11 babysit Mike you.r hqUH & yard while waitini Cor his new home EXPERT JAPANESE to be bit. A\•ail 34 mo's. GARDENER . Free Xlnt ref's upon f~uest estimates. 962·0858 PU: 5'*6·6690 bU1>lnl!ss hrs ll.\.~DYMAN: Carpentry, \Vant ;s Rt-:ALLY CLEAN llOUSfo:? Call Cin,hum Girl. t"ree ests, 645·512.3 llow;e & window cleanina. Good rat~ & rds. Ask for~B~g L~'J\n .. 538-7711 HOUSEK EEPlNG per day, 6 yrs expertencti. Call C4trol ~48-2049. ~ Housecleaning: available anytime. Experienced lady Maria 64.2-2556 ,..,..".,.,... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PET,ERS PAINTING llOt\fES·ADOITIONS ~xpr cl R~~s Rate . Rt>stuct:o over block fo r~t.· Est Call Gene walls. fh-e est. low rate~ 5.\2·t>4!\8 S86-t\89'.! Knou·les P 3tnt1n1 . ~ Int /Ext. rommetclal ••••••••••••••••••••••• apt:s & residential. 10% off with this ad. 836·1120 Plum bing, water scrv, leaks. ba throom encl. Reas 832·2t68 t•1•;11 \ AL.Lt:Y SPAS Fact 01·y A ut horl tl'd l.J. .. alrr for Gcrloo Spa11 96:.?-t>OOO \ !~~:!!'~~.~~!!~ .... J <.:ANOP\' TV SER\'IC tst Ri\Tl':SERVlCF. At 1-·;11r Pt1l·es 000.16 PAI NT I NG. XJnt craftsman. Knowledgea· ble. Free est. Do11d/llc. 673·49bi DRAINS CLEARED ··~·•••••,••••••••••••• From $4.25, Main lines C1'.RAMIC Ttl.F.. New o from Sl4 .2S, water remodel.1'1"cs!.smljob~: heaters from S54 .2S Wl'kome536·2426 alt~ • -------Brieht,n up the House! Mow1n£. Edging. Tnm ming. Cleun·ups, etc Reaa. Rules. 646·0952 electr1cal. plumbing & Masonry noors 646·~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Norm 's Paperbangin&. All kinds. free e,st. State Uc 330086. 8.35-3105 or 675·6480 ~arb~gt' d1i.poi.ab '" Tre Servlc• ~ s t alled from S \·l.25. •••'••••••••••••••••••• Plumbing r epairs. 7 'L • . ' da\·s amt1me/aoyplace Hcmovnls. tnmminf. Fre~ e~ts r t 6942 0 prunu~g. fre~ ~st . 1.1l· tt WEEDING-CLF.ANUPS Weekly Malntenanct' Gt-odincJ Free est 642-9907 ••••• • •• • •• ••• •• • • • • • • • G.Mral S..--.icH Skipl~ader. dump truck, •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• haulu1g. tree work. grad· HA~DYMr\~·Homes & mg, demo.etc. 751·3Y30 r\pts Con 11r1ent1ous Hcalfing cr;1ftsman Ph. 6-15-0302 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------WE 00 IT ALL' Free est Haulint:. rnovmg. cleanup S7 up Tr~·ork.. Reas. C 0 IH' re t e · Pa i n t ' g ' fast. free est 842·4597 plumb"g, carpe n ter. --- Fireplaces Planters Bnck Concrete Patio Block WJHs BBQ Pits Refs, 1':Sts. 646·0464 •Painting/Papering• ••Interior· Exteri1>r .. Lie 225398 lnsrd /Guar Free Est · Blockwalls, Ca11Harris642·45S8 ~lumps t 1>n~. brick . ...,/SlCJft R~ Comm. Reas. he/-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'.~d. Bob 750-9354. BLACK'S l-14 Painting Interior/ex· Paintinc)fPClpft"iftCJ tenor. Free eslimates. 751·0068 ., , r 1-\Jlh.'._!.!:\l>Ur~ 642·262.t HOMES/\ VERS rib. Chuck"s Tree Svs. ~aim:.. . • · um ohve.s trimmed thtnne<} mg & Heat mg. Fre«; est. P r u n e d . re. m 0 v '-" ct Slt) ~r. Hones\ & rehablc ~ 9'l29 aft 5 service. B of A. Mstrchg ---- OK. 847·0383or 751·3150 BLACK'S ------Tree trimming, topp&ng. ~~~.~-~:r.!1: ...... removal. Free est Cabtnt>l" Cu-.tom mad for k1tch. b;11h .1.t•ir. l•tl· ;>.;l·\~' nr n•rnodt•I Fn• Cl>! 1-..'\lt•nini.: tiT:i :117) \n~ un·.1::.ion or 1usl din rwr lor 2 l' \ UA!\ t\ l" \Tl.;Hl ;>.;G . !H8 8128 CellinCJS. Acoustic Carpenter ••••••••••••••••••••••• Electrical roof'a. glass. electncal. HAULlNG. Qdd Jobs. •• ••••• • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • tree rentova I. garba14e Law sh.kl en~ needs work. l::LECl'RICAL SERVICE d1sp . mar.Jlt e. tile. Jim494-sss.l <.: \LLS S15 hr. & S)lr\LL carpt~ .. screens & beat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 89'7·5914. Sk li h l"d d 897·5914 y g ts. sl mg oors. --------- EXCLN1' PAINTING I ntr & Ext r. Rens. Freee:.t.548·2706 FRED --------hr j1tepalr windows. patio covers, Wlftdow Cl•onlng ·' ••••••••••••••••••••••• wood decks. Quality on· •••••••••••••••••••••- VERY NEAT PATCH ly. Ph. evenings 642-1170 SPARKLE CLEAN INC ' ......•................ . Econom) i\cousllcl>. Qual lndustfHome Repair reilinus. new or re· Carpentry. 11h•fT\liJO~. spray. repairs, free est. t·crJm1c: llh.•. 51U 5560 ~1!100 JOBS8421!2JJ ins:: Serv'g Or.ange Cty Tra~ your' old stuff for Sell things fal.t with Daily 22 ~~. 7U .636·65SS n ew goodi es with a Pilot Want Ads. Classified.Ads 542·5678 Clasi;iried act. 6-12-5678 WORK GUARANTEED Interior /Extr. Free est. 25 yrs e.xpr . 642-0295 JOBS&TEXTUR~ I care. Ken Windows our specially Free Est. 893-1439 Ka _.... ... ll'> t)-ee est NOW 6-16·6703 ve tlOtncuamg ..., se . -- 642 5678 Classified ads do it well-Want Ad Hesults 642·567!! Sell idle items H•lpWanted 7 10 H.&pWan•ed 7100HelpWuted 7100HelpWanted 7100H.ipWeltted 1100Hf4pWanted 7lOOtwpW...W ·7100HelpW..ted 7100.wtpWanted 7 100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS fo:\rl•llenl up port unit) I o r <' I l· l' l r '' n 1 e a .., -.1·mhlPr:-\11lh 1; 1n1111th., 1·\rK·111•1111• -.ulclt•nng 111 pn1111ti111111111111,ird \\,. olfl'r 1•\1·..th•111 1·11111 I'•' n' It 1• 11 1• I 11 ' ,, 111 1n11d1·111 \\111 l..111 ~ 1·1111d1 111111 ... tlldlldllll I .ll"!H lo·I .1-..,1·mhlv 11 .. ,,. ... 1111 l/IJ)l •cl Ill Ol\I' I 1 "J oin A leader .. MSI DATA CORPORATION 110 1-·1-.c-h1•1 ,, ,. 1 ..... 1.1 \11·-.a 1 .1 •1.!1.;r, I 1 (I I d 11 lol_!~t l·:qual l>tJl1t•l'l 1t11il _,. t-:nipht\ 1·1 \I f &uJ\kccPt·r ~cn•t;in Part Time. 1!1H)li7G Luguna lk:Jl'h --~OOKKl·:l::PER . rull ~'LERK Full Part time Pnnting olt .. Lag. lhlls Cnr '.\loulton Pkwy & Lake F'orcst Dr .. a·J0·5P~1. 830-0890 Loan Secretary charge thru f1nanc1al ----------:.1 alcrnent for pro \\'l• ;,ir1• J rapidly J!ro" IOJ? l111anc1.1l llllll1tut1on "1th an Jmml'IJ1.1\I' n1·1·d for a l.11a11 S1•1·1 l'l,11'\ 1n ih 1 ·.111111 .1111 \ .1111·1 111 ;1nl'l1 \\'1• "l"l'I.. .111 111111\ 1d11al \\ ltu t-.111 I\ \t<.: 5H \\pm .ind 11 ..... P\C·dll·nl 1·orn - 111u1111»1lw11 ,..kill-. abll' \11 1k.1I ... moothl} .ind cl lllll\l•ly \\Ith I ll"lllllh'r-.. \1th• l"l)ITI 11.11tll"'> .111'1 other'>. l>oth 111 11 .. 1,nn <1nll on the tdC>11h11111· One~ e.1r·i. ex· p1'nt•1111• 111 J ln:in pro· lt-:o.~1onal ofrice near Oran~e Cly ,\1rport. Exp m public: account· mg firm pre!. S:.ilary open. 752·1i600 Cl.um!> St.•1· l 'latm~ Sl"<' VARIETY '\o Shorlh.1 nu 1·\:l· l'a1u :-.; 11. l'o ill· 1•t)I j[Cd hv lntl.'I <It"· ,.,1cncr nel•tb ~harp .• 1m· t11t1ous i:>er:.011 Gl)od l~ P· 111g \\ loti-. of room for c:..ircc r <11lvan<:vment. .\li-o Fee Joh'>. Call <.:on trot Career .. ;mplo~ ment .\genc:y. 556-11505 ---- '""'"111g 11r :-.1m1lar po.,,. ----------1111111-. lll'lr>lul. but 1101 n~ CLERICAL JOBS 11111 t·tl The County of Or.in~c Th" 1-. .111 1·\cl'llcnt 11p1w1rt111111 v lu lt•a1 n and 'I"\\ 111 I ht· 1•\p,111din~ .r' 1111!... .11111 1 nan 11'\ h ..... t<.'mpor:tQ. rull·tlme po,1t1011s Cull lill l ~14 lilR-1 tur a tt• .. t ap· 111 >111t ml•nl TYPIST CLE:RK CLERK/TYptST I'.? J Po!>1t ions 5631 Per :'>lonth Courws or e~pcr 111 typ. 111i:-&C1fflc:c pral'l11·e, L"ont:t(·t Personnel lh'pt City Hall COCICTAIL WAITRESS L~·.irn m -10 hr-the mo-.1 ID .\."sOfrire• 1•\t·1t1nr.:. glamourou ... :::oUNTER Help. fem. p t. Day & e\'e. Apply. Stax Burgers. 899 W lUth St. Costa Mesa. ~r belp-tce cream parlor l 0 :30am- ·1:30pm. no exp. nee. Start work imm ed. 963·9.571 Custom deta11lng shop needs handwashers. men with buffl'r c'l:p. in~ide dcta1ler:f 75l·l&:r7 Delh•cry & Odd JOhll. 20 hrs week S3.0U hr ti75· 1105 DEMT Al ASSIST. Chairsidt> Exper'd or school-Xray lie. 546·3000. DENTAL ASSISTANT Newport CenleT. RGve.r between front desk & c hairsido. Min. exp. okay. X·ray certificute. Must be.sharp. 640.()34»0 D t::NTAL Secretary I Receptionist with exper . 642·4612 DC.SK CLt:f\K Expcr·d. on .:-.lCR. San Cle m ente Inn, Calf 492·6103 ask for Rick Elhol t. Dental 1\ssist du11r~1de. Dick Churches F 'T. al least 6 mo'i. exp. R~st...-ant Some Sat. H.B. S.16·3540. D E N T A L R ..... c; E P · fry Coolt "" No ex per necessary TIONlST Exper'd, for 2698NptBlvd,C M . quality crown & bridge ---------- ofr Muoy benefits. N.B. DidelfllhoM ca II &.\.I 9"l l l. T--1· • ~-~~ rr"• DENTAL 6.5+ wpm. slart al S700, rn:<:EPTIONIST s:rowing Newport Firm, :\lodern orthodonll<: ofr. w /very pleasant s ur-nd~ dynamic. inlt-lli)tt>nt rounding• must be well rec:ept. i-;xpcr prcr. oon· .t?roomec.I Call 752·5301 llmokcr . i• ~days per wk :\lu11 t bl• pleas ant. Dir.Of Mu"iftcJ checrt ~11 & like people. Jo'or SNF. Contact Ad· !'179·1400 ministralor. GarClt-ld DRIVER Man w/compact car tor early A.M. home de· livery of L.A. TIMES. Musl live in HB or Ftn Valley area only. Call 893·2706 anytime. GEHEltAL OFFICE H:iir Stylist Wanted for P best Newport Cenle1 OSITtOM location. Some followmg. Open with growing lop commission. carpet manuf. Must be '"0 7870 T d tht exper'd m clerical skills. .,.. · · ues ay 11 Apply in person 1-Sa_t_urd __ ay~------ Customweave Carpets HAMDYMAH 18430 Pac1ric St For h tc motel work. Fountain Valley Good oppor. for retired DRIVERS Household furnitur e moving co. located in El GENERAL OFFICE Toro wants drivers w /1 Ideal working ronds in yr cxper. w /comm'I small ofc.Typin.:.tilm~. person. Apply in person onlv. Costa Mes:i lnn. 3205 Jlarbor Bl\'d. CM moving ro. Call 830·4926 P h 0 o 1' r 0 n I. :i c t HOUSECLEANING -- -\\ cu:.tomcr:t Some , ed • •· ELECTRONICS figure work JI u Jrea \\ornt!n ~.i~t lo \\Or" He.1LP M47·3563 fur Janice s Ragged~ m;: .\nn hou scclea n1n ~ We are growing ~o lasl General ofc w/s<1me radio 11crncc. Start ~.SO hr _ that we need YOU if you dtspatch exp. p rr. Apply 8.\:0.I to 3, Tues thru Fri fit any of these discnp at BP.n Warner·s Garage, 675_·_6553_~ _____ _ ~~ & want to grow with 410 W. Slh St.. S.A. ___ iiousecleaning sen 11.,. GEN'L CLERK needs. amb!t 1ous l::nghs11 ENG TECH Capable of bwldiog, de bugging & t estin g sophisticated solid stat<' digital & linear elec· tronic circuit~. DESIGNER DRAFTER 1-:lect ro· mecha nica I Expanding N.B. finan· speaking girl full or part c1al organ ization has time. Top S + car tx opening for resp. md1v. pcnses. 640·7825 for S \\ itcbboard. mail 1-----------room, filing & m1c:rolllm duties. Expcr. helpful. bul not rcq "d. Apply at. CPI, 2nd floor, 180 Newporl Ctr Dr, N.li. 6444~ ask for Ed Cook. HOUSEKEEPER Part· lime. Ne ~d rci.pons1ble indiv. lw <'lean m odel apts & 1•lubhouse 1n apt com- plex. Flexible hrs. Mon thru Fri. rlu-.11 \ .ind \11• 11lft•r a l.!notl ... il.11 v 1'\l"l•llcnt IK•11d 11., ;11l<t 1>nlc•nt1al for .uh •tn1·1·nw111 If .) ou are ----------1 4uJllJwd and mll•n·~ted. :> V m . 10 1 30 a 01 •• 1.lt• l11~hly µutd profoss. l>a\ quires l yr t''l:per r Hlt' or l'\I" lli!Si>lilll:> l'l<ll'l: l-°• "vm s.i h1 1 men\ a:.s1i.I Good Joh op Dcnt:.il ore mgr wanted for ~row111g practice 1n Irvine. Must be bright. self-motivated, capabl<.' ,\~s1st ing exp helpful Salary OJ>en. Ur') 7 3 Conv llosp , 778 1 Garfield Ave . 118 847·9671. P.ackaging .of d1gilal & Gen. Office to $800 11 n e. a r ~ 1 g ~ . P 0 w c ' lOO'tc. F'rce to applicant. lransLtorc1rc UJls. You will work in one of the lovehest a reas in N.B. A spectacular view & aft exceptional oppor. will be yours. Your bosl. needs you to coordinate info. for busy held reps & CaU 644·3389 9AM 'til Noon THE IRVIME CO. 550 Newport Clr 01 Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employl'r \. ... semhlt•r::. tor ll J.!hl 1111 I.! 1''ullt1mc•onh '" l· .. hl (.' \1 'l"i\HSl-illO ASSE:MIUR/ ELECTRONIC Jmm1•rl 01wninc clJ\ for ..i1lff1•1111c 11<1!11111! ,\· i>l nw\111\• ..... ,,.m hi\ \1111 ~\I' l'\l)('I ~Int l1;·1wl 1h \\ .1 'm ,1 II 1• li-1 I r111111 tl1\ nf .1 lrg t1ll"d11 ;ii 1 u .\µph . 111(' flnk••IP\ ..'~1)11 \)11p1)n\ 1)1 In 11w ASSEMBLER / SENSOR lmnwu 0µ1·11111i.:. tl.11., -.nwll mt't'h I ..... ,,•111hh 11-.111)! 11111 I'll" ll(lt' 111 d1•Jn 111orn. ~1m1• ,.,,,,., h1 ·lpt11I )>.l11t 111•111•111 ' '\ ~· ::-m.111 11wll11 .11 1•ll•l· 11111111 di\ Ill jj 11 ~· ml·d11·al 1·11 \11pl' I kl' l\c•1 l..1•h \ ·1;1"' 1>11 ponl r>1 In 1111• AT EASE Fashion Island H•wport Beach Ila'< u n1•1·tl 1111 .10 1";11 h 1 t'ltn'1• tor 1r1 ... 111rt· ,1,11 •1. l\\,Jlnl•'lll4111 t' :">u1111• h\'ll\~ lit1111 i..: ••. ,," Ii :10 ll••lfl. :\11111 111111 1"11 d,1\ l'lt'..t'l" l .1 II 644-5070 ·\11t11 Mc«h<11l11 . h1 .1kl''> rro11l end. l)111 r l.. wn Lile mutnr r1·p.111. Smoi.: ltc. S:lOO $500 Pt'r ''I.. 5 Days. I'd 'Jt' ln~ur bent• lllH\ II' ... \Ulll C'<'nlcr. 611> itlflX ·\utomot 1' 1· ~cw OettHI Sh1111 lll'c:<b h1>l11 Tllp W:tj.?l'S p.1111 i".111.!llll' Stenmcrs. rn~ 1>Jlnt<·r11. buffers & poli-.h<.•r::-. up hoist cry s h;1 m pooer ... thcrk out. p1l'k up & cl1• It very. Apply ut 2U59 Harbor Bl, \.:M 64>Hl30 ----1 Auto Parts Dclher.) Driver. female. must have good driving record & be dependable worker. App ly Beacon Auto Parts. 480 N. Newport Bh·d . N.8 . 548 1133 Babyslttet. 2 ooys. \'le Agnes Smith Sehl. II u 536-23$0 l'\ t'S 536 7996 msl{ Banklnit UMIOMBAMK Haa Opcmn11s For· PlOOFOPR I& CUDITCLBK E. per desirable. 'Pins< \-ontact Dons lltche ll a j)lt'~l"l' I .Ill lit. fl.UH')" 1:r11ll shc·r~ .1 1 12 t 31 l~IX 1>511 or I:! J:j l >llW -t2JO lo .1ri .1n i!l' tor Jll 11\· I 1 I \ I l' \\ I n F II IJ II t a In \ .1llt•\ \\1· ...... 111 l'Cfll:.tl lllJl"ll\Ullll~ Ill I h World Savings And Loon Association 11.inkm~ PROOF OPERA TOR RLECLERK Ii 111w '\,111on.1l U.1nl.. I n11t 11·1 lint> l'l l"ll!hl\111 ~1:l ;17110 I-CI F I l.11 I I. 111 • ~ 'I ul..,11 ll.111\.. Ill '\l \\ (11111 I~ ·" h "·'' .111 1mm1•1h.1h "P"llllt lnr .111 t''\IH"I 11 \"I •' I •' 11 ,. r \ I n I lwn•·l11 ' l'lt• h i' 1·:tll t. 111 ~I •1 B.1nk1111: ESCROW SECY Fm 11111 Ha.-.1111• X. l..rr 111 h otf1n"' \I 111 f, "'" • 1·\J>l'I LOAN SERV cu e 1'°1•1 our 'I n nf1• (;1·n·1 •·fl· ,\ I\ 111111-: t"qwr ('a II \h" l'1•1\rll'r-. 11 ttll -4111)( 111 :1 l)J>h a I 151.'; \\'t',trlttf Dr.~ B. MARIMERS SA VIMGS 1-:11unl Oppor 1-;mplov1•r IAMKHOTE TILLER ~Im l ) r t"'<pcr 1n u c:om II\ l' I \"I,\\ b ,1 n k (; ,1 11 li.19 5000 Be au t 1 r w n s wan I e d . ~it·wport Jltll!! <.:ente r. Work fnr '"mNlnt• wh1' <'Jrr<1 &Ill !H9-l IEAUTICl•M 75% Exch.\91\'t' m('fl 's s alon. N 8 fo-lll t716 Bcuuty :'>larucunst want· ed for 1':1 Toro salon. 8.17-4743. ------- ,, STENO CLERK II vr <'Xpl'r. T ype is l\")llll 'hort hun<l ~ wpm S-l h1 CLERK II por Call 714/751·9194 So Culif Cocktail W <111 re.,~cs. Int' . I W22 Sk' l';.irk Bl Ste C. ln°ml.'. Ca !12il I 752-75.'ilj ---- l)JSTRIBU ron. p /t1me. Jo::Jrn up to $14l5 per mo. Mature. ~I 6123. <;oodbenefits. E.o t;. DECC I RVINE 546-4731 ELECTRICIANS home ore. You Will de·, _________ _ Span1"h 'J~ak1t\g I ) r ----------D c 11 t a I Re<: e pt & l'XIJefll'nt·t' S3 1..5 hr COLLEGE Chair:.uJe assl. 1-;,pl·r nt>cel\sary. Co!>la !\11•:..i Domestic.· 'scr·y for young bach. executive. Live in. ~lust care for Lag. home, 1~·rform p I :.cc·y i.k1ll & mix a good martini. 955· 15.""J<I & HELPERS Residential expcr. reQ. Top pay. Apply 8·11A~1 or 1-<l:PM. 17751 Stcypark Circl~. Suite "O", lrvme. legate duties & follow up llousekeeper for nig ht to completion. Good typ. shill 11 ·7 111 c ucst honl.t'. mg. Co. paid benefits. C.M. 646·6716. Call Abigail Abbot Jlousckccpcr live in, nice f>erS<>nnel j\genry. 4500 lady (or nice family. 3 Camp u s Dr . ·N.B. childr e n . Room/· 557·6122. Brd/Salary. Spanish ok. TEMPORARY OFFICE WORKER I In per,.onnl'I ulf1n· llJl ti d I Int.: 11 I l 1 l" t• t I I 111 <: ... ysll'ITI ,'(.: u,111£ m..t1·r p II' t ,1 ~ l' ll\ ,1 l' h I t\ 1• S:I \>I hr TEMPORARY OFFICE WORKER Ill lt1-.1u1 r t•s I \ r <''IX'' 1 a \,ll ll'I ~ 11f IOtl'rl''ltllg 1lut11•' 1 'I hj hr TEMPORARY SutVICE WORKE:R IV I 'r C•\p.•r T~ pe U "1>rn 1111m "' r .11 l!hl ('ll\>'' & 1h1· t.1phon4'. ·"'""'r phont•<;, 1111• t!tC' '"j HI hr DEPUTY CLERK I c \fun1<·11ml ('mu I 1 H 1• 'I 111 r 1• ... t ~ 1 1• ' 11t•11 .. 11r1• T\"1w· 111 \\pm .,:11;;, hr KIDS 55i ·9681 \\'ork tt-mporarv assi£!n· Ucntal Recepl. full or part l\1l'l\h durm1;: tlw Sum tune.•. <.''I benefit.; ~o 11w1 b1t-.1k ltt.''-!1,..lt•i Sat.8326377&&1t 211!1 \ti\\. office overload 557-0061 3723 81rrh Sl. ~ li COOK Hreakfai.t Shift t:oo<l pay & benefits AtlJ}ly. Jolly Ho~er llMIS Con>1tllwy l.aJJuna Beach COOK 1-:'ttt•r d rn lrll 1•s1 a ltli..,h ml·nt for prepar1n~ <1u.in lit~ ml·Hb 1,11111 Conv l '1•nll'I 1;;55 !'\upt>r1or J\ v1•. '.; U C.: Jll n \ti 7ilH UENTi\L-Girl I-'r1Cl.1v for llrl hodonltc Offlr<-. ·~nod tn>•:-.t r1111 timc518 :!:!'11 Dl'ntal r ercpt10111!-lt w exp. l\u!'.y of{1te Sal:iry open. 642-Rlll 1 ------OE~TAL ASST ·One l r cxpcr w1some expanded dul ws. Herfd for pro- gressive 11.H. ofc, 4d ays. 'al opn 962-5545 Dental ai.sist. Sharp. ex· p"d RDA & X ·ray. lie. prefd. Nr So. oast Plaza. .>W·3R38 ------- DENTAL < ·11utrs1dc as~ist. 1<:x1>r·d. ;'lh\'µt Uch 5 day wk. 8 :30 lo ;, :io. Paid var med iru.r 548·8.'.131 Uental Oral Surgery As· sist. Exper 'd. Some Sats Snl open . 963·7839 or 751 918-1 afl 6 & WkftdS DRAFTING /CIVIL J:.irl.. G Haub Company E\pnndmi.: firm or en- nronmental cngmcrrs & pLlnn<.'rll near O.C . ELECTRICIAMS &HELnRS lndustrial & Commercial expcr . req. Apply 8·11A~I or 1·4P:'>I. 17751 Skypark Cir<'le. Suite "D". Jr\'lne. EHGIMEERIMG DRAFTS MAM Exper 'd. St reet plan!> Dc:.1gn. Tent. Maps. Ap ply in person w, work GUARDS MEEDED IMMED. .Join a progressive. fast growinA co w/unhmitcd advancement. Must be mature & resp. ti Hrs paid training if you qualify + nther bcn<'flls. · \1rporl has perm. Jl0'1· 111ms open for people w /c:1vil engineering drafting exper. in grad· ing & improvement plans & record maps. Apply at. Jack G. Raub Co. PO Rox 5019. 125 Baker St, Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 1714) 751·2510. s;imples. Robert. Bein, • Wilham Frost & Assoc. A.U:~I.::!. i.a-01 Quail st. Nn. ~~"';!" .:;r 4;"'m Exec. Secy Exec Secy Security & Industrial DRIVERS RIGHT ARM r Services To President! H 2·1 S. Grand. S A ;! Dnvcrs. Interviewing S900/Fce Paid. If you arc 558-9027 between l ·4 Pm. Corn-reading this ad consider 4320Campus Ste 130. NB p.mr benefits. Full time: you·n h:mdle itll mcetin11 519·M071 5 day W('Ck. Apply in & travel arrangements LI <'. No. C62l77 pe~on at Roy <.:ar ver Tcchniral skills mlist be, _________ _ Rolls-Royce, BMW 15-10 .. at their best.·· Will heir ,IJmborec Rd .. Newport ass1:.t in crc:.ilivc pro Bea ch. See Darr c II jects for lhis very uniqu1 S1rkle. business in N.B. Also 1-'cr --------· DRI VER WANTJo;o -Jobs.callConlrol Career Semi-retired genllcm11n Employment Agency, GUARDS N.U. Cac1hty. Perm l'ull & p/time. Uniforms furn Teleph & car rcq "d Retired ok. Call 833·4693 betwn 8urn & 3pm for !Yi!).8()?..5 HOUSEKEEPER l.1ve·inor out, Irv l'am1l:- ncls full care for eld<>rl~ lt:.ihan lady <·onvalesc111J.! rrom broken hip. Mu~l lk· honest. rel. & able. Hal or Span welcome. C.:;fll 559-44f.7 art 7pm. Housekeeper. hvc-111, 110 1:h1ldrcn. Own rm. T\'. Hefs. Irvine Terr. 673-9042 ------.- IMMEDIATE OPENIHG Showroom sales poc;1t1on open !or young. ag- i:rcssive 1>1·r!'lon in Co:.l<I :\l<.'sa showroom of Ab bl·~· Ttc•nt:. Furnitun · l.1.hcral comp:.111 .' ht>nehb & A<iod :.tartin.: s;alary. Call Don n o. ti1S·•\7i2 hcl wren IO & c;. :io. Equal opportun1t ' ____ F:mplo_y __ e_r __ \l'l'l.Y \I COUM'TY OFORAMGE PlttSOMMR DEPT. 625 N. Ross Street Santa .\na. Ca hf 9'.!701 ,\n .\ff1rmat1\·t Actmn J.o:mployer , 001\ 1-:xpr"d Dro1ler um.I ull mt?ul:.. 1\ pply in 1wr~on. art J .30 P;\l. l~',11h Hou-.<' lnn. 61:1 Slct>JJY Hollow Lan e Get GREEN cush tor WHTTE elephants wit}l a ClassiCied ~d Call 642·5678 lo drive me-m y car-_SSG-__ 8505 __ . _____ _ Newport Beach ureu to EXIC. S!CRET ARY a ppt. --------• INSPECTOR /Exprd Anaheim daily . Call p ti f I I r Sh 772-07-10 days. 640·207E / me or 1 gr 0 c. req 'd . Full oonef111. eves. Volue Analysis. Inc. 4029 GUARDS L.11( Heh ______ _ --------------Help W..ted 7100 Help W~ 7100 .............................................. W est er l y Pl , llG . Newport Beach. 92660. Ph: 548-8018. Costa Mesa & Cerntos Permanent. J.'ull & Part· time. Phone & trunsp re· q "d. Retired welcome . Q11l 516·027"1. ore hrs 10·2 Cloeed Wednesdays CT.ERTC\I, SUMMER HELP NEEDED Positions Avail. tmml.'d ror temporary a;:rs1~n •Typists •LecJGI Stcy•s •Steftos •'8X ltectptfortists •IC~Opn Coll COOKS No r-:xpcr. Necess Immediate Openings .\pply 3·5pm Mon-t'rl REUBEN'S L09UM Hills 130.90' 0 Equal 0ppor Employer McrCJO 833-9410 -------STAND· BY COUISf'OMDIMCI Tempornry Services or SICRITARY RIVIERA £Jceenent op~r. ror In· r1asOHHIL c.hv. 't\i!hini to odvanco 2082.Buslnes. Ctr or nto word pro~saina. Suite!90 lrvlno Type 65 wpm. handle tro n scri ptio n & stallbtlcal 1YP1ng. Good rommunlcnflon altllls In· eluding gum mar. bl>Cll· ina. editin' & punctu11 Hon. W\ll tt4tln lo operate mod e r n . hl11h l y sophisticated cqui pment. C•644·lllt 9AM 'tll NOON THI llVIHI CO. $50 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Deuh EquiJ OpP.Jl' Empl<>)'er Drafting DBlll•BBS ' Learn & Earn Enjoy excellent salary end company t>onome In our new mOdern Irvine raclllty whll• you leam \he lateit1 d&slgnlng techniques ol the proctsa piping industry. We ar• curren11y recruiting for Immediate openings In $true· tural, Ele<:trl~I. Piping 0.slQn lf\d Control Systems Oealgn. \ ¥1nlmum Quallncatlons for our deelgner program •<• Ofle semetter each of Algebf• Ii Geom•&~ tlld" thr .. semeatera of Drafting. • At an •~ to MleetTo'n of qua1ltled candl• dates, appl~t• -mutt IUCQQ8fully COM• pleta ~ 1rhour examination covering math • end dfittmg M illi . Executive Sectetary- severnl days per week or F (f. Must have jtood 1op skills For Pre!lidcnl of ~ Resume to : Plaza, 2082' l\flche lson, No.212. Irvine. 927151 752·0234 F.ACTOIY WOIKERS J.~e m ate mac h ine oper ator 11. No cxpor. n x:e ·s. Will train. X lnt com~~ny benefits. Coll ~03 l l AI R oh,;ssE 1~0-; portunity for 2 !>P3CC'I ovail. Good loc. P1caS11nl s urroundings. A Trend Shop sl>(?cialiiln11 in hair cuts. 610·2050 Hairdressinl Assistant. Conte mporary llair Stu dio . L ag Bch. Cuoran. Sal. Call M. Williams & Assoc. Wed thru Snt ror 1ntervw. 4.9'1·1729. .. ................... ------~-~---~ M~1chined & bench lib· sem bl4'd com1>0nenh Must he oble lo roqd ' blueprint8/dr11wl11 gs & 1>crform ll>t article:.. C!Ul 510· 7639 foru pp\ ... : 0 !:': INSTALLER TRAl NEI'; for wintlow tintin1t. still'! S2.50 hr. raises lo S1}u hr within 1 yr. over ll I u I I & fl e a I • t' X p t: t helpful. 64,1·8491 INSURANCE CU( Mortgage firm needs :J,. div. w /ltlc ln11ur. b14ck· grou,,d & typing. OOOd. o ppor . ror advan~•· E .O.E. Call Ms. Po1>0v for appt. fW0..4.SSO, ' ~w.... ,,. ~W-'M 7100 ~W-.ct J too HelpW..tei( '1140 HllpW..t.4 7 100 ..... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ...............•.•••..• ....... 7IOI .W,W..t.d 7100 IWpW..... 7 100 Pff Milt wutM; Appb-1 ' s.a.tary~. s.vtco Sta. Help full or 1005 ... •••••-.. ••••n••••• ••••-••••••••••••••-•••••••-••• .. •••-•-7'1'230Newport~ft" ~ .... e-cl' Seer lti • R.E. otc. lo:uned. OJ>eD· p/tlme. Apply, 890 E. •••••••••••••••••••••• i ooEBIOaoes1cmEa LOAMsaY1c1 N\al'lini nr .. N.B.MM110 YdUllMCoM• 8M1n8S •n1 .. Good lrr.1•t. die· eio.utHwy.N.s . Wonderland Needl/ltimehelp. Ex COUNSB.OR DIR;Oll Pl.abllcRefallonS4Jeli $$$$$$$$ t~pbone at la. O.C. Service Station Atten- dcurc 6U·22SS. Morttace Nr*ina finn NUR$1M&SllYIC5 · ProhalH.. r Al'tTlMI T . Airporta.rea.m.0099 c:lant. exr er'd. Day & Of Antiques! 1 nt eraor Design e r . n c c d a 1 n cl l v . RN w /nPff. tn i;9DV. & YollyW MO JPIStS SECIETARY Eves. FW "p/tlme. Ap. llUC E w arc bouu -\.S.l.D. or 5 yrs exp. w/lrDOwle4ge or beoi ~ ~~a.!.':Wr1n• bed P•rt & f/Ume ccomm., l'El.9HOU5!'!.WVIOSRK F /tlme. P eraonable. ply. Shell Station, nth & cramimedbowith ov,crk soc, 1~61La1wia Beach statements & ~mands. UUllp. """"" -JI pat· Seuon ticket sates post· •"' Stroni typing & ah nee. Irvine. NB. mua c xes, n c o o --------... Pmer lndiv w/6 mo's to tern, Jllnt ~neflts & sal. tions op• .. to m•n •· COLLEGISTUDIHTS Repro&StMt A 1 1 R bert dean pianos, clrcus or ~~oaY CLB " A t p '-s i ..... " .. PP Y n person. o , Servlt'c St•. Attendant, 11 1 k '"'IOJ'' " lyr~-xper.Coodoppor. ICPPYt .. ar .. upel~!>sr wornen>Noprevexper. Guaranteed Ho urly Beln. William Frost & tull & p /time. H r ly gansd.fwtah cloc.,1, ~xper. IO tovcnl«)' or for advance. E.O.E.Call eal ncare, .... '*· cau ('11') W-03'10 Wage Plus Honus. S:30 Cl ks Assoc .• HOl Quall St, +romm.673-3320. gran a er c oc.s. :::Jue~t;·,.:~::,o!: ~~pov lor appt. w~,~~or An. NB. lllcn·Fri ~!~afez:'o~ai~ er N.B. SewlngMochOpn f~~~~~~~e:rth sues&recelpts. Growing LOSING TKE ~UDGET Otrlce' Poaltloo avail QU.unY 17thSt .• CoataMesa. SECRETARY Exper. pref'd. NearO.C. ~:r,C:,~ l:::.!f'~~~r::. c9ml?a ny w/tood RACE'!Let Amwaybel.p w/1uceeutwlnvestmeDI ASSUllAMC! s••&S/-'-l.ausm DynamicsaJesexec.for Alrport .54().3684. I St I I Tl benefits . Apply btwn . CalUS7-0215 maaagment firm ln IMSNCTOR ~ "~ ... ~ leadlna financial firm nit ·• rv ne. e • !fatn & noon. at .Barcus->'00 wm. · l rvine Ind ult rl a I lcnmed. openine in fast Are Youn.it 0.. needs bard cbarglna ad· Shoe Sales. Full-pit. Exp. ~ln~i?::'P:'~~~~u Beery. l.M61 Spnngdale, !lfAlD Needed. Depend•· Comf.lex. Must enjoy lb"OWing co. Duties wUI We ue loo'\clng for 3841 c_,. Drtv• min. asst. to share the pref'd. better grade fam. H.8.898-9211 ble ror weekdays & wortcgw/numbera&be fnvolve performing in· severaJhi1,ibenttayleveJ 6-474 growth of excitini new store. Xlnt benefits. PUl&,ICAUCTION JAMITORS weekends. Seaclilf a~ate. Xlnt oppor ror spectk>o 00 ~lectronic in· individuals for and exclt-/ 546-741 field. Typing? Sure. but a career Job. No Sundays. MANY ITEMS OF FINE 'l/F .-1. /f 1 . Motel.494-4892. le...-n.lng & advancini. struments & compo· ing career in the l\]WJic CAcross From quick mind & proven Mr. Marowlti, Mr. Cur-ESTATE JEWELRY • ... .,.....p nne. rvane MaUresumetoAdms Mnts. Must be able U> business. We are tho Orani•Co.Alrport> phone savoir ralre are ren.MS-3684,N.B. ART OBJECTS. AN· Jrea. Ph. 752,7292. betwn D. part time to work Daily PUot. PO Box 1560: work from schematics & Organ Ex.cbanee located EqualOppor Employer even more essential. Call Stng & Pi M 1'IQUES. FINE FURN., .'t momJngs incld. wlcnds. CostaMesa.Ca.921626 have a gen'I know'l or inUO>So.Calil.reaional todaytojoinourcxpand-u-~ R ano.S ature&. ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Clsa Laguna Motel. Call shopping malls. We offer ini co. Ask for Jan, ,_,...,t esort. alary .larutorial Llllian.494-2996 ortsetPressmao test equip. Xlnt benefits. aprestiglouscareer,xlnt 6"-4360. • quarters.338·1011 FO. & BROCHURE. SU,ERVISOR Part time or s plit s hift, Apply, JDC /Berkeley. t · i g SECRET.\RIES 645-2200 i-:it"""''d p /time. Irvine M.AlDS·SZ.50 br. Part Santa ••a/C.M. ar•a. 2700 Dup)nt Dr. Irvine . .J~ '!..mpmr/~uamgra.m&. Excellent opportunities SECRETARY --------- ,.... 1 B lboa I 105 ""' '" 833-3300 ""' .. SR. INSJRIJCTOR Furniture Stripped & .1rea. Call for appt. tme. a an. Exp.er nee on AB Dick & · many frineebenefits. We for secretaries w/good Exec. To Controller Refinished by Experts. 752-7292. Main St,615-Jl740 ltek equip. Good pay for req. profeuicltlalism in typing. sh or dic:taphone Fash Isl R . E . Firm. ~Per Month 752-~dys.646-6826eve Junitorwl·Wax & Floor MAIDS WANTED right man or woman. To • the art of selling & a skills. Exper. in land de· Type 70 wpm. Sh 90-100. ;t li -·n. night s L'ft, ex"""r. Topwagespaid!Tbelnn be CuU time ln a few strong determination to ~~opment or RE field Call Ms. Tabat a, Assis .imited E nglish Antq.Fernstand.shaving ,._ w .--t .. -Call"'.,. •• .,., .......a So k bo rd ~irable Xlnt working "'A""l23 s peaking student s. m1·rror, copper pot~. "rererr•·d. s Day wk. at Laguna. 211 N. Coast mon ,..,. _,.~ al!.&.L EST•TE sue~~ me ey a . V'tV'V • Ori tal I g k u " ~ "' bill · '"' lf conds&co bene ---------. en .. angu~ espea · Lalique bowl, small Company benefits. Hwy ,l.ag.Bch. --------•I SALESPERSON a tyisrequ. you are Ple~se Call SECRETARY· Recep-mgab1li~ydes1rable,but wood radio (circa 19301. ~or545-891 1. MAIDS wanted im· OllFieldSupplier the one~all Daphne 644-3389 tionistforintertordesign notreqwred • •aG1r.01v OF U.,+C°""" Jett.~7300. r· Xl · k'll ContactPe~nnelDept 675-6755. before S:30am ---------1 mediately. exper un--~ • 9AM 'tilNoon irm. nt typings t s. oraft S·30pm JR.PROGRAMMER necessary wetram.App. CORJt.OILA!LD letterHome' SALESorieGtec:IRECEP· THEIRVINECO no s horthan~. Good CityHaJI . . ly Newport Channel Ina. SUPPU£R La•u leodt TIONIST for Photo-C ' phone personality. Refs. WALNUT TABLE, c;o:.>W. PacificCstffwy. 768-7315 graphyStudio.962-7877 SSONewport enterDr Call for appt. Mon-Frl. HEXAGONCARVED, Salary S82S Per Mo. Newport Beach 9-S 645-8706 96J.GS41 . Training in computer &l.2·30.10 Mow Hlrin9 Equal Oppor Employer --·-------- ,,~rations. proJtram· ~1ake-Up Artist wanted Local <>ffk. l~~~~~~~~~~I Salesperson SECR.,... .. RY HALLTREE nu.ryg & <.·odlng. Must be !orN.B.salon.Ex.clusive 1· l.EAl.ESTATE * a:•"' * Bestoffer 962-9579 resident of Costa Mesa . make-up line. sal & MoTrGY.. aul.ESTATE CARESl Secretary BEACH AREA unemployed at least 15 comm. Must b;ive COS· I-'--a~ SAW PEOl'LE ..----:ty, • ..---don""", EXECUTfVE Young exeeutlves seek ~ Exhibitors Space weeks & meet. income metacians ltc.640-G023. • ~-.--Branch of establis hed ~b:com;t·~uvac;~. qualified sect 'y. to rm ill®~ rn ~IB~ffi OrangeCo. PressClob levels ii:. varaf1cd by --- ------Real &tale Brokerage r SECRETARY responsible position. SH -Fnroit 0 Antiques-Crafts Bazaar EDD. MAMA.GER EamFrom firmopeningloN.8.Full cy for rcensee.schoolfor TheJollyRoger,Jnc.has necess. Xlnt salary, l!.I Sun.June26 Contact Personnel Dept Gift GaJlary. Oppor for $200 to $400 service. Bonas com-uDnJi~nsedR. Sed eCGeorget an jmmed. opening for benefits & working con-77 Fair DriYe Santa Ana College C1ty Hall avis . e a rpe e ""''d er t d't' Call 675""00 R · .,,., .. Aoo" ownership. Eicper. req·d. IWI" week rnisslbnto7~c.646-7117 Reaitors, 32302 Camano an x ..... r s c e ary. 1 tons. ..,., 1714J 556-5350 eservations o.>or._.... in merchandising. di.6-,.-_· Cap1'straoo. S '"n Juan Outstanding sh & typing SECn~ARY Equal Oppor Emplover • 80 I 0 play & business control. Commassions, bonuses & •RECEPTIONIST• Cap1"s • .. aoo. •P h one.· skills ;ire req'd for this .u;1 ,, tonces benefits Exnor not nee ....... pos1·t1on Pn'or ex""r ·n P/tlme. lnq"'re Ullman ••••••••••••••••••••••• b75-3080 1-4pm. Will train~ Call Mr: Warm. f~iendly Real &11-995.S . r • l ... u~-. 3 •-Wed. Estate office needs gal ---------•! restaur:int operations Sails, 410 29th St. NB Stationery Store in CdM Non.Working Major Ap· ..,.. ..... .,,....__..-........_.,,~..., 5..uns Tues 5/ 1 °' Friday. Lite typing. preferable, altbougb not 675-6970. needs saleslady. f/time. pli a nces & Power MANYFEEPAIO /l Must be attractive, self SALESPERSONS mandatory. Xlnt work-Sdays.Xlntworkingcon· Mowers wanted. Secretarial. 898 4486 s tarter. entbuaiatstic. FORTRAVELAGENCY ing conds & benefit SECRETARY 'ds. Especially fine clien-Reuonable.648-5848 Bookkeeping Salary open. Apply in package which Include Must have good typing & tele. Ph: Francis Orr, &ClericalPosltaons. _________ ,person Tues-Wed. 3.5 Jfqualificd,wewilltrain various group insurnnce sh skills for busy loan 675-lOlOforappt. Washers . dryers. Clean AlsoFeeJobs P)f. KEY REALTOBS, you. Cull 131·5441 for benefits &profit sharing. serv. dept. Pleasant late models. $100.' 1 yr I nine Personnel Agency Parking Attendant, no ex.· 223U Broolt JW'St, Hunt· appt. Salary commensurate telephone personality Stockboy must be 18 yrs guar. Free deh very. •l88 Jo:I?thCosta Mesa pernecess. F/tlme.Xlnt inat Be w/expe r . Apply in also req'd. Good oppor. orolder. MstrCbg. WllJalsobuy. Suite <!2.t 642-1470 oppor. Call for interview _ .. _..,._on __ ac._.____ •SALESPelSOH f It person, 8·5pm, Mon-Fri. for advance. E.O.E. Call 49-t·0767 Laguna Beach. ,_636-__ 284_0_. ------ Equal Oppor Employer ~ -6-iT.J._9'190 ________________ ,Part or lull titQe. Win· 17042 Gille tte Ave. ~~4~opov for appt. Substa ntia l Earnings New Tappan Corning lo11 PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST dowtintioa. Transparent •lrv-in•e··------·i----------without negle1.'1.ing your range, cont. cleamn~ ll A T U It E W 0 M A N p/t 1 me.· to wclco m e ---------1 newcomer:. & contact l.AHOll mcrch.ints. F1exihle hrs. WANT A HAND OUT? I h.11 's thl'.' la1y way Gt>I 11d of beer lJcllie:., boob •uhc \.'}Cs & the bl;ihs 1 ·ullll' tn Pacihc Pl'rso11 111'1 & \\Ork da~ 111 cl,1~ tempor.1n 1 'p To 'S:l Per I 1•1111 Pacific Personnel 6l0 Newport Ctr Or· Fashion Island 1Un1on Bank Bldg> Newport Beach Su1tl':!i;1 MO t!JiO ~>llOSo. Main Strt·('I Nl'NI car. lite typing. ~7-:JO!JS. MEDICAL 'T he Doctor's Corner" I fas Outstanding Pm.11 wns With Lt'ading (k.in~t! Co. Dot·tors SEE US FIRST Frcc&FeeJobs F /Ofr. Receptioni5t l!unltn~on Reh S650+ .:-:cwport lkh St S600 Oran Ac S600 Tu.<itin S600 fountain Vly S6SO RIVIERA PERSONNEL 2(m Bus10ess Ctr Dr Suitc:?!X> Irvine (7141 8 31-9410 C>roni.:t• 547-644611m _______ _ <Alfihated w/Amencan ~IEDIC \.L ASSIST /3 t t'.1rt•1•ri\~encyfor · / w o pcrlTIJIWnt pla1·t•m(•nt) 5 yrs. prevtOUS back Ok. ---------1 exp. m busy GP ore. ---Heavy X·Hay w/valid l.A1ly liw in :.cl/wk . Clean-CahL Certificate CUm1t· 11\j.!. laundry. babysit l'd permit I. Front ore. d11ltl fl,il 1'1•n 1;.M i.123 knowledge hclpCul but not n•q'u. 631-0710 LAMD PLANNER f:'<J)('r'cl w /mi.: mt f'ktll~ :'llt•hile home for retiree l'ro(e'\sion.11. out ... tand rent free cxch r> time 10~ op11111 . 1\11ply Jn hclp&cl!:!_\.e. 979--t~ 11.crson w1rcc,umc Mr :\IOI>l':l-" Oppor. in faahioni. avail. Im med. opening for re· s hades. mini-bl Inds . SECRET ARY family. Leader in its oven. never used. S250. 01 Jdealforhousew1veswho cept. to work in busy 644~ l•--------•I For marketing mgr of fieldhasafewp/timeop-best offer.496·0817 need nex.iblc hrs. Work R . E. o fc. Must be•---------Secretarial portunitiesavail Call for personable • .ible to ban· data processing co. Pos · CASH PAID close to your home. For · / ood h personal intervw at the . mtervw appt • l rs. I b ..t...... •-h t Y Ping• v er b a I & " o L 963 6541 · Cal M dle pressure of extreme· SALES HELP' req s cxper. w g s • Grand Hot"l, Anahei·m. For apphan_ces. workln~ Clow at The Grand Hotel. Y usy .,...,..es "' ave telephone skills. Must be from 9am-6pm Tues May rno · · Anaheim from 9am-6pm accurate typing. OPPORTUNITY • adaptable & have ability 31st & Wed. J une 1st. Ask Late model gas dryer. Tues. May 31st & Wed. :~~l~ *r--re·tar·ies to work well w/others. forMrs.Clow.772-7777. w ashe r & Coldspot June 1st. 772-7777. 9Al\l 'tl1Noon ~ Xlnt co. benefits. Send SUMMER WORK refrigerator. Patrol lake. Retired law Looking For *Typists resume or phone. for R TUD 963·6541 THE IRVIME CO u--Out Of appt intervw. Integrated F0 S ENTS enforcement officer, full ,._.-,.. prr h h W h Sl"c G d S'JO SSONewportCenterDr LJ•-? *K h Data C orp. (Di v. $.5.18 r.take ome. s r . """· as ryr • time. CCR enforcement. Newport Beach '~ I eypunC Safeguard Business Local job sites. 3 s hifts. Refng SJOO. Very good SJSOhr.586--0860 EqualOpporEmployer AVON R F.PRESEN-*Mag Card Systems. Inc>. PO Box AgelS+.(114)634-1063." cond.559-4913 _ PERSOMALUNES TATIVF.S meet people, ITMT.,...ary I~~ ~6~~~;~-~0ca TowTruckDraverneeded FRG HT DAMAG ELJ UNDERWRITER RECEPTIONIST cam good money, enjoy Jobs In TM ..: · • · exper. Call 646-9630 Mon-HOTPOINT SALE. 3301-1 Yankee Doodle was a Be busy Bee for busy their work. Learn how leach Areo. SECRETARJES Fri. S.S. Coast'I'owing W. Warner nr Harbor. Dandy. You can be too boss. Help w /phones & you can become an Avon l\t 1 r 0 r s P c c i a 1 t y Santa Ana. 979-2921 w /this fun co. Best typlng.Leamgatesword Representative. Call ScHM Wodtoperm. h · lsf t h · ted TRAINEE benefits & loe. To S800. processing. S560. ca11 ._s.ro--•1•04•l•o•r•Z•eru.·.th•7···135_9_. PACIFIC c · emi~a or -c pnn Financial clerlca1 for Dryer, gas Kenmore. Sell Call Vic kie Dun can. Vickie Duncan, 64o..8470, ~,._________ PERSOMNEL c1rcu1t brd industry rapidly growing Fashion or trade dryer & s mall 640-8470. Am .. r1· can A ~ ne<.'<ls 2 secty's for our Island firm l Yr ofc ex· refrorlgeref. 586-3100 .. American Career gen-... ________ 610 Newport Ctr Dr sales dept. • • Car eer Aeency. 610 cy. 610 Newport Ctr Dr. ~TRAI.NEF.s Fashion Island U> position calls for pet'. helpful. Xlnt work· Kenmore Wasber·sss. Newport Ctr Dr. Or in Or in Orange. 547·1964, 2' R (Union Bank Bldg> sales, order desk, exper Ing coods & benefits. Co. Kenmore Gas Dryer sss. Ornnge, 547·19&1. 24 Cen· Central Tower. NO FEE. LA GE HAT'L Newport Beach + m ini mum 2 yrs apparel provided. Apply· Kenmore Elec Dryer $60, tral Tower. NO FEE. Arn. w /Pacific Person· SUPPLIER OF Suite 275 6'10·1970 secretarial exper. 8-12, 24, 180 Newport Ctr 21 c:u ft Sear's refrig(lce Am. w /Pacific Person-nel Temporaries. HARDWARE & 500 So. Main Street A n d 0 t be r r e q • s Dr. 2nd Floor. Newport maker) $475. Guar /del nclTemporaries. ---------Orange 547-&WG minimum 3 y t 5 Beach. 644-4360, ask for 546-8672,979-4734 TOOLS <Affihatedw/American secretarial eicper + 90 Carol Geer or Sue --------- PHONE SALES Phone Sales people , male or female, 16 to GS yeJrs of age. Guaranteed \\ages or commissions. 250 East 17th Street, Suite 0 . Co!lt a Mesa. between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m 64&-<t223. ~lu.al ()pporturuly Employer RECEPT /TYPIST Immediate requirement for someont' who thrives on a variety of assign· ments inc ludin g telephone & lobby re· ccpt. Will be tested. for typing & 10 key skills. At- tractive surroundings & many co. paid benefits. DUNC AM 2865 F iurview Rd Costa Mesa 545-8261 F.qual Oppor Employer HOW HIRJHG Career Agency for wpm shorthnd. He bier. DTS~ ASHER. SALES TRAINEES permanent placement> Ty~ing of 60 + wpm is TUXEDO SALES. part $5 Hotpoint bltn, w~~t-i9s No XP R ECESS req d for both jobs. time must be outgoing. E E .N • ~carea"F~rtuneSOO" Fori0nfo.540-3333ext.341 WASHERS·DRYERS XL~J~Al~NG Secretary to Sl 200 farm. offerang x.lnt ;iskforTerrl $100.Cleanlatemodels.1 R RA~ IOIYk Free to applicant. benefits & new oCftces yr guar Free deHver) Good Starflnq Pay N. B. Ex cit cm e n t • locat~ in the rrvine In· T. V TECHNICIAN Mstr Chg. 636·2840 ' Earn $210-$400 wk eleg:rncc & exPQs ure to dustnul Complex. Good pay. inside & out· COMMISSIONS& ..f.h<!'Cli tc.', ''omlnncd w;a Please call personnel for side. Wri gbt ·s T. y. Bicycles 8020 BONUSES dynamic boss. will be anappt (714>832·3560. 646.1786 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Career & rapid advance· yours an this pos1.tlon. Thiokol/Dynacbem Raleigh Super Course. ment opportunities. Xlnt The surrounding9 are Corp. Typlst·Recept. G e n . Good cond, good equip. co. benefits. gorgeous & your ore the Equal Oppor Emp. M tF. cl en cal for Public Acct. Sl.50/ofr. 644·9815. Call Mr. AdcnM plushest possible. This ofc:. 6464332 I-~wnt es. ,Hoh\.•rl. Bein. Fashion l'hotos;?rnphy \~1111,~m l'rc.~t &_/\~soc .. \Jodcl~ needed for top I roll-.slo~,i l "·"'.iron .fac,h1nn .1 ... s ii:nments. ---------•---------1~wnlal t,t1J!in1•c·r~ & J,i\ "·" \l0th'lini: \~en· 11.rnncrll. f Ull ~u;ul St. t·1ir.411; H.11..er St Ste 413 TuesS/3lorWed6/1 interesting hectic paced SECRETARY /OFFICE •----------Schwinn Bikes, Girls 10 ore needs a professional MGR WAITRE SES spd, Boys s spd, J. C. 'J H Cost.l Mesa. t•or in· t .r~<;ALSECIUITJ\RY terv1ew phone 951-0912 ~1·w1~ort t"1rm. t•x p pre .. Nttd 2 wor;;«·n. rult lpt. Wf! Id. l·.xcclle~t typmJ!. no train. Vanda n eauty -.horthand. (;all f~!r \ppl ('nunselor 963·9046 hi Wll JllJ\l\t & I~ noon I j(I lf7S #[Ml 2[1111 • I ------ ------------1.Jo:C:J\I, si-:cR 1-:-r" 1t v fl:..:swr. ;1ulc to hamlll" l ~1rl orfiC't' Cn ll l\t,1ry. i )'1·f¥11 · 121:! ,____ ---- LEGAL SECRETARY Sm bu~inc11" l.11ti:at1C1n l:t'lrm 10 N,•wport <'enter 'eek" ""Pt'r'd l.t•i:al Secretary or tr111t1l'l'. Mu8t have xlnt 11k1Us. Olli Linda at~'%() ~· lt~i-:s URGEHT Jmmf'<tmte Cull flmf' RN pn ... 1111111 uvailnblc on 11 7 :-:11111 Vull·t1me J>O!-lltons abo lor h<'t.•nsed pe~on· nrl J l1 & 11 -7 F.~cellent :-alm;o an<i workin.: <'Oft· ch\lnn!'. Ca \I Personnel: 8.17 KOOO. BEVER.l Y MAMOR l"O'IVALll:SCENT Liquor Stor1• CIN k. re· llOSPlTAL tired man II I t Im o . Lagunn Hiils ifburml't 11ton•. 1\pply, Ectual Opportunity Pt'ar.a Vt'rde Liquor • .1525 Employer ~tesa Verde l>r. ~nst,1--------­C.l\1. Loan Clo~ SupY NURSES AfD~S \:O pnc Hy . Mu s t b e 3-U & 1}·7. Exper d. 41 ramlllar w/Cunding, in· Bods. Good s al w /ln- <ru r in It. ~hip p I 0 C. creasl!S. Country ~lub io'HA/VA & Con v -·Con v. Hosp •• SA. trNMi\ & CNMA. Salary 5i11-306_i. _____ _ oommensurate w/nblll· Nunu AJdff & 1y. RCt1ume to PO .Box OrderU.s ~09. C.M. 92626 or con-E 'd XI Be (I 1 ;ict I> avid Connelly. xper . nt ne ts. 549-8871 Bayview Con•. Ho&p. 2055 Thurio Ave. CM 6(2·3505. NURSES AIDES F /lime. Day & eve shifts. ExJ>er. prd"d, but wUI traln quatlnect person. Oood benefit.a~ aal. App- ly Park Ltdo Conv. Center. 466 Flagship Rd, N. B. MUC»4. HUaSIS AIOIS a ottD!llUIS 7-3 & 3-ll. Will traln in- tctttrted locft•idu1l1. UdoCoav.Ccnt r 15.SSSuoerlor A VO NB C.llMS-11'4 751·9134 poised exec. secy who is Part-time, permanent. S HigginsMan&womans:J de t ail oriente d & a Nwpt lkbarea.9:30 to OVER 21 spd.531·9913. Phones Phones REST AUUNT noPLE PHSOM Reliable. exper'd Cooks.--------• S700 /Split w I ree reim. ~Ca=ll~T~ues~:&-;:W~ed~67~3-;=227:.:.:.:1 ·~ L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.; bur'St'ment. Xlnt oppor. •E4tTau•a...- graciou$ t\ostess. A real 2: 30. S400 mo. X Int Gulliver's Restaurant plum! Call Abigail Abbot career oppty working Tlnbtuersrvibeewtwinng 3M·SPomn .'Ehrxu· ~~•••••••••••••.~.0•3•5• Personnel Agency, 4500 w/a financial planner. ln Long Beach induat'I ....... "' -" • SECRETARY compte-x. Start at ordf'r F.xper Grill COOK t o <i~k Work yourwaymto work in Laite /\r· mon.1"ement. Also Fee rowhead. al10 n eed N.B. ofc needs persona· Campus Dr . N B. Must be strong in matn & per'd only. F /tlme Din· Lovely colo!1'ul kittens.• 557~122. have a desire to learn.. ners hift. Gd breed g. Angor 3 Accurate t yping re · l8482 MacArthur. Irvine bacjcground, SZ0.'979·8978_ qui red. 644-2507 Jotis.Col1Controt Career WAITRE SSES & ble. resp. indtv. for SECRETARY Employment Aaency. WA l TE R S . i '7 14 I challenging position re· Coins in a wishing well SS6-8.'i0.S :rn 5282 porting to top exec. of say a dreamers been ------------·--------·--·------• rapidly i:rowing co. Sh & here. Dreams come true SECURITY 'HOTOGIAPHIC --------•1accur.typingessetitial. for good w orker GUARD Print Finisher/Printer RETAIL • w/vision. <Sil & typmg) $(!eking ;in indiv. for Fri· Pt>ncHs & dyt"!I. exper ~m-:· To S750. Call Vickie Dun· day thru Tuesday, uPM pref'd-wlll train. Non CLERKS can, ~470, American to 7AM shift. Military or Amoker.Applytnpenon, Car eer Agency. 610 law enforcement back· Wed 10.2. On·Slte Photo-UTOTEM Temporary Services Newport Ctr Dr. Or in ground req'd. Unilorm araphics. 3303 Harbor ,._--t.-._ .. .._._._.._ '320CompuaStel.30 Orange, 547-1964, 24 Cen· rurnlsbed. Xlnt co. 1'.:-5, C M. _....,~ ~ Newport Beach tral Tower. NO FEE. benefits. Salary 5840 + ,._ ________ , Poeluoos open 1st. 2nd & l.a:MS. Grand Ave Affl. w/Pacific Person-10~ differential. Contact •· p• ~~res 3rd s h I fl s i n S a n nel Temporaries. Personnel Dept. ...,...,a Cleme nte & Lacuna Santa Ana SSS.902G •----'"--------• PACIFIC MUTUAL MOLOIMG MACH1HI Beach. Othet-areas have...---------100 Newport Ctr Dr OPHATOIS openings also. No e.xper. SICRIT ARY •SecretoriH & Newport Beach Openings on swing (3pm-nicfct Apply at any of TO PRESIDI!.._... Gen Ofc floolck~ F.qual Oppor Employer 1 tpm & graveyard Upm· our stores. 11n 1 Employers Pay All l' ees 7am) shllts fOf' t uinen 3518 NewJl(llt Blvd. Sbortband and typJna re· Liz Reinders Aaency .lcexper'd mold.in& mach. Cotta Mesa &U-7102 quired. A variety poBl· 4020BirchSt,Sle104 Service Sta. Attendant. opn. have been created --------•ltton wltb many ex· NewportBeach 833-8190 expet'd. Fall or p/Ume. beuuae of further ex-ecutive. administrative Call for appt/estab '65 Appl,y Arco Station. 17th pansion. Raptd advance· 8ftdaocJaldatiea.Ateom r--------· "lrvlne,C.M. ---------Sealpoint Siamese kitty WAITRESSES WAITERS male. 8 We.tits old. S35. Call 646-3724 Over 18, S:m Cl emente Cute black kittens need " Inn. 492·6103 s ee home in exchange fo1· lweemary aft. 4p.rn. lotaof fut7.Y love. WAITRESS 638·8833 Apply Moms. SargenU's, 5 Adorable Little k ittens, 3 843W.l9thSt,C.M. . wht, 2 blk. long hair. SS ca. 642-4699 Waitress & Hostess Ex· per'd. Mu"t be able to SI AMESE $50 & ur work wknds. Apply. Rh~· without papers. $150 &c uf. j!er, 16 Fashion Island. w/papers. AJI colors av . N.B. Betwn Slam·llam & 541)..3787 _3.;.p_m_&--'Sp'--m_. _____ , Be_a_u_tl-fu_l_B_u_r_m_o_n_K_lt-te-n-. WOOD ASSEMILY F /time. lite work sand· tni & finishinit. 3201 W. MacArthur HJ, Santa Ana 8 weeks. No p&pere. Call Q-3901 Dogs 1040 ···················~··· ment assured for tboH 1111'P Cldlllled lDdlridoat who whohavethebaslcabW-ftn~ likes p eople. Call ty & desire to mo•e !fight nurses 11·7. FuU le 640-2500; mornings on• ahead by our lra,nJng & P/Ume. Also. CCU RN's. &y-8:_, to 9: 30 and ask for ~c P~lo Puppies SECRETARY HelpW..ted 7100 .W,W..ted 7100 Teacup&Tiny Toy Exec u t I v e Ass is t. •••••••• •••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ___ C_al_ll _530_·564_9 __ _ merit re•iew pro· Benefits for f/time. Con· Pam. Perform broad range o( OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog admlni.tratlve, research pups. AKC. 11 wks. cedu res. G6od p-y tad Miss Jensen, Costa,, ________ _ +nllhtahlft bonualtldat Memorlal Rotpltal, Secy/Exec ~y/ExeC. lrinee benefit a. ICU734. ll&HT ARM ~~i:ral=: ~ WAREHOUSEMAN ~Gd. W/klds, $1~. ust have collc1e WANTED CIMCO TO Vice President! 265 Bri.ilCI Ave, C.K. B.N.'a. OB. ICU. lledleal, lllOO/Fee Paid. Unique lrvlnelocluat'lComp'" a n'lkaJ floors. '3-11 4' N.B. firm. Oraanlaa· EquUOpparEmployw 11·7. EXPERIENCE() tlonal a bllity, linked gNLY. Sao Cle ment. w /1ood typinc & ab. PLASTICSMlllR H er al Hosp. (11') f'lnaoclal aptitude OPBATOR a.U2Z£st214 needed to lnterlaee , ____ .;.;__ ____ , W/~. t.otsot'PR. = +~lnt aec: ak:Ull: ._. ahortbnd • lia.ht a.cctn I-ltxeeptional op- por for penoo 1'/in· t.ellec:t, mottYalloo • in· Q\Uillve mind. XJot pay. Near-o.c. Ait'POrt. Sead re1N1De to Ad t•. J>allY = PO 8ok 1560. C.111'. To \rain lft •U .._of JM Sllplnisor Allo Feie JC>b8. QIU Coo• our adbeslv &s coetiq P•rt IJdo Con•. Center tnt<:a~ ~pk>Ytdent P'OductlOd. 548-5125. llOeds a IOCJd RN aupv. Ac'*1· ~ , ctttary-R.£. orflce PUSSMAM One that la Interested tn SICY •u-tn near o c. ~re.. Jioioin l9IJOd patient care & tt· , '~ • for1dvMrncnt MuJO 12SO, exper. pnirct -.ab n\lr•loa.' F /tlmo Esl•l>l "'an.rtgemt"nJ ~71lt · . WW train., non•tne*er. days. ~ benefit. • pip 1*dt persoo toti--..;;;;;~;-.;~;iiiiiii;J AwlY m J)etlOO. Tuel. tomJ)elttiwe nt. Applr atCTOl •'fllt/1ecept .1~...wr:. 10.2, Oo·Sll• l»-oto-Paitt Lido eonv. Ctr ,... dutlH lil pt~stl1io11 SICJtlTMY f:.}lllles, 330I Harbor l'l••tblp &d. H.B. ~..:ff.':°= t Oenetal otnce 1klll1. c.11.. • ••c. &... H• ~ Pan u.me &:•to a:oo, PIODUCnoM s~• 1111•' lltAa.1 ,_...., '1 :0 Mooda.Y to l"ridaJ(. St.lrt .tll. ~ ~ -I • $l25/hr, Banwtt Jlea!Q TIA.I... llaUlre. expr'f -retatl S«')'. yca;f bedL exec-IQ SIOO. AIMIDblj ,Uae ~-.c· b9tb ...... Ne•P*\WUs ttN ..... for U~ .. ~~ UOG .oriw to taa ... ~.-.12'.M ~ .... Mat ._ UMmblle.. U,hl tJP-able to t.n cans of Lii Jail. W\Q CHba. Call fof hDcDI, pw!.m p/t HC!f ._,...,_ duOw fs eilx a •oect £.0.S. ~-.. ' Sh ipping & Receiving Department. Excellent oppor. w /young growing & active car p et mill. F orklift drivers & floormen. Exper. p~ef'd. F /time positions all shifts. 114JO ,_.. SINtlf, •• •• Y*t DOG OBEDIENC E CLASSES starl Wed June 22, 7 :30PM. Nwpt/lrv area 548-4928 Gordon Setter Pup, female. AKC. cbarnp line.. $125. 142-1327 LAD.RADOR PUPPIES Nopapera. 6'6-1997 8laclt Lab puppies. I~ wu. AKC cllamplon 11.nes. shott. SSO. 5fl·~ AKC lllal•tar c Dachshunds, Sl00-'150. orlnde f 940'29S8 Wanted &ood bom. w /yd for • zno. old male Bird Doi 1nbt. bas all abota, mu.at seo t o apprec. m""5G WOUL'DN'T YOU nlthu be ullln.a f Saedaulfttat.lon 9090 ' .(t CM be a reality I I~ • -o..._ 1040fwWhn IOSOG • .,.s. 1015~· IOIGtiiiK•'ntom .t~•.ci tv.l.So, -~-~1m -·-. v r •11 ••·--•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••• .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlR. SfWiieO 1091 ' ~ ,__ DAR. PU.O i., _ _._ '"1•--' tiir LSHAPEDCOUCH ~ ' -•-•••• .. ••--••• ~ SoiA t060 IHh. 9.,./ tfralert. TNYtf 9170 •Dd =•'0~:7·J::. ~rsi·• now ~~up-~~_! lloY~ WAKfED 1::_~,:S~~~~::~~~ Proteuional rttl to reel ............... .-..... DecU 9070 •-•••••••••••••••n• .. .. 91CM11r • ..,.. • sui:t~i~• ut m. ~ Lots J°.x.otk TOP CASH DOLLAR c60akSt . ._•f\11•.m. tape recorder, ~pd & P-Cat#6ST. -...... _ ............ Apache ao.°'er alps «>. • · plttll-1 iome iarage PA ID PO R Y 0 U R mietopbooes ind d $370. Race ready Blochtrnlst seeks slip ope111 to 211• Qove. ice AlCC AtlSkan Malamute. !Green Sola • lcw-..t. lood.lei. Brlc·&·Brac. JEWELRY. WAttHE:S. ll80WOOD. bl.0, 2xU. 961H391. • !M.5-Ul02 • 'klo llo or end Lio tor lib box, potty, eledriclt7. emo.temale,a.lntmark walout c:otfee tbl ·-uu ADdro1 CM ART OBJECTS. GOLD, U4. ld, l.x&, etc:. 3''1allboat.MS-5"5 $1500/0ffer. BOYS to . t,_MS-5662 tbl lamiw plctUNI., ps Sat/SuD/llooKALso4 SILVER S IU'lVICE, ~rfaced.61$-3175 loah&~... '7S Hobie w/trlr. Dbl SPD.960-mtnotSat. Dalmatian 1 yr old. AK" cirfr.9'1NiM Br bo11ae for reat. ~~Ef~~" AN-Collection of Pl1y8oy Equl,-nt ~;:'.~~;1~veler, ~Pe:,i~~'a!!E1a~ 13• TcrTy Mly SC A/~ • !leslstered. loves kids. TiilS W££K SPECIAL Sf6.3202 Ma&uloes. 1900 to 19?0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail. '75-1* alpe. 8: ~wninl. e~traa~ BaUlfr.862·9521 Spanish or Cootemp, 3 rT AUGOIS LUGGAGE TAGS :1c!:'f t;e~mpletd eW&lmU ~~ .......... !~.·.~ Erindckaoo 1219.VH•73F. Xlnt xlnt! &1.950.SU.-2385 ,.. AKC~ ... *b e.... 1 complete rooms of S1 Lad K from your bus.lne:ss card • ro atr con · co . 4 sa s. , stove 11.-..a. c-.. • u-.. ~terfemate. fumltut'e. Includes 8 pc !~are. 1 eo-Send ud r h pay cash. 548-S739, ask 18' WOOD Boat & trlr. $23.500. 714 /87$-7599, -....--• zo• trawl trailer. self COP.. Jl'olclMustsell. livin room set 5 din· morediab1..asher,d1Aln• ooe c or eac fornm nee<Jswrk.butha.slotsot 2131192-1809 Sid 9010 taloed. S1850. 23SI> M&-9496 ing r~ tkS pc' ~room room set. ruaa, lamps. tq plus one spare. 're poss l bilities. S350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport 81.,CM, 120 SHJHTZU set. COMPLETE ssaa. decorator Item•. 405 ~'!dn. per;:i:en::t L Bri~al ~ sl~ 8. " 2 963-3641 28'COWMllA 18' Cu.atom Olasspar, 120 10 mo. Gorge,, ... blk • Easy terms· -down Irvine. NB, Sat at Sun, t tµ-atl 1 11,_ Bndesmal4 Dr•sses Near n•w coodltlon. mere 10 full coven i.----UtiU&.. 9llO'"' ..,_ Clj • _, • u..c 1 rap. mee 01 a r Ille <blue> 751·$$88 1.2' Aluminum boat, 3\11 M 11 NOW A , 'or ~lS) • 11~ •r •• wht mate. AKC Cb.arnll S25 a month. No payment l D requirements Pre-· HP Chrysler Motor. ust se • tom.c s.IlOOI r u. 593-6842, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.IJ'ld.551·6479 tit July 1. CURTIS Yard sate. Sunday. v'cnt loss & theft! ·For 1 For Sale: .Ptoresaional oars •. cushions. m isc. 4jdeptbrinder. incluclin1 or4.»S8l9 Lugecae trailer. Ward•'· FURNITURE, 1865 Glustop cof.fee & en.d penonallud tagenclose Pooltable.$Pc1"slale $400.873-2708 s Jp.Don 675-8883 11TabiliJ etUSOlds.cln, w. all metal will\~- Poodllle mhck pu0pples, H arbor Blvd, CM. tables. Hudson 1praycir. ~allpape.~. fabric or bed.S1000.Call9A-101S ._-A-er* CAL-25 Spin, VHF. 9.8 extras, must sell 52900. movat)lotop,newrubber sma sz. 7 w 5· Sl ·ea. 64~151 Lob more. 2083 Tburln, Day Glo paper & we ~ M~..'!9 9030 O/B Much more. $8000 531-tasl. and current lie. Call ____ &1 __ l-O_l6_7 __ ~K1ng slze bed w/hdbrd CM. will back & trim you.r Mhcelwon ....,..,..'" flrm.645-3466 ll40-4167aner2p.m. •' · tap Or try two cards I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 Poodle 5• 3 months AKC. S75. Lge uitillty_~~~k $30. Steel O/H truck rack, back to back. W.e.4 Oii Complete Cb rys let '73 Catalina 22' w/trlr. TrCllllparlatioR IAMta SerYlce, Parts tlny. Uny toys champ. Wlute sw vel "'~tr $25. band m I! de ru gs • PRICES; •-•••••••-•••••••••• 1m1nifolds ror 318 c.u. V8. xlnt cood. w /xtr as. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a Acceuorier. 94.Q.Q •tock . paper trained. :f?°l nag l.3X17 ~ige S4<fi af&hans. pillows, .n" RV S2eaor3JS$ U.S. Stamps. CoUedion, Includes manifolda. ss:500/oCr. 9fS3.1680 · ~ ~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-3676. l 6 or wkn s ca root cooler 12v, mJSc. RV 4/StagaSl.60ea. estate, appraised· ruers, elbows, end Reid 9120 ~ N E W D 0 0 G E Adorable Cocker Span. 675-2435 parts •. Lots ol &oodles. 6/9ta,sS1.50ea. purchased. Sat/Sun, plate-everything for SAILORTRADE ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORTSMAN VAN puppy. Good disposition Crw.hed velvet 9• couch & see Dime~Line. 525 10ormottSl.40ea. eves. PP.646-4'7lS. twin engines with 430 LUXURIOUS 57' World 8' Alaska. xlnt cond. SEATS SJ.75 ror both or Male. buff, shots. AKC, matching chr. $175 for Center St., · Sales Tax Included ntted Piano beach a used hours. S22S total cost. Race/Cruise Anna polls W/lstove & refrig. S800. $100ea. SSS-5109 SlSO/bst ofr. 979-7087 both. 559-5.124 aftspm Garage Sale, everything NO CARD? piano rolls. Call Dale aU96-1821 Sa~g Yacht. w /Dana' W /factory Installation ,61 F 1 doo drl h nd t •-I th Draw your own or aend ...... rotQO Pomt slip. Value: $102M. 979.7591 . a con r, vet' 1 ''--A AKC Ouffr" S · .. DI -t tbl goes. a OOuo, a e. ....,....,.,.. POWER BOAT MOLDS Will d r So C stde from 2dr Sed"n o ....... sa pso, • · '" parus.. ning rm se _ diving equip, household name address phone & 1 tra e or st • .. r ball ofenergy. +6 ovrstC chns + side items fabric bedding we'll ~ake one card per Wa nte d. Cllest ty pe 30'xl2'. Make offer. a rea home. Call· Bill VW poptop camper. Ranchero.642·2073 (213>357·3848 brd w/n11rror. $650/bst wom~shoes'&boatsS~ tag.Add~eacb. freezer. Call Mrs. <714>622·7100or623-7359 Gutes (213) 923-8187 or 183Scc eng. Many xtras. fnetoYou 104S ofr.CallS68·9Sl8. 8~'1. paint, bric·a·brac. Sendcheckormoneyor· Barnes.days64.t·$735 MARINEENGINES <21J>86l·2877 S189S.49B-46l7 IA,.._forSale •••••••••••••••••••••••Girl's 5pc white wood recliner chair, bedrm derto: 1 Pr. 454 cu in. 350 HP. 18' Ve nture Cat, new 6 Pac Camper shell for•:•:.••••••••••••••••••-:. Germ Shep/Collie mu canopy trundlebdrm s~t. set. sewing machine & PILOTPRIMTIHG SSCASHFORS Cru sader Marine tramp setr-rurling jib Import truck. Sips 2, -·_'T-'•/ pups. s mos. Great dis Floral sofa & chair. Cud· lamps. 218 A. Palmer St. P.O. Box 15450 Good used fumJrefrigs Engines, (714)622-7100 or broom' vang trlr w 13 very clean, Tbl, Ice box & Classics 9520? positions..642·4407 die chair, BBQ & patio CM.10AM-6PM,Sat.Sun Costa Mesa.Ca.92626 rnrs&stov~S*-0768 623·7359 new tires'+ xtras stonlge.$400.~2106 ~··••••••••••••••••·~·~ Cute black kittens need a f~.'Zt2.~ts & misc & Mon. PUIUC AUCTION Mnical loafs. Power 9040 S800 /Ofr • 963·9995 aft '76 VW camper. No pop· •PIMSTRI PING• _ home in exchange fo-MOVIMG SALE MANY ITEMS OF FINE lftstn.Mftts 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6PM. top. Like new. SS695. FreehandS2SUP 548·738 • lotsorruuy love. Custom 8' Green velvet 846-3589 ESTATE JEWELRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• JO'StephensSedan 14' SAIL wJtrlr &: mobile 552·5479or551·2000Bob ~1Ford,4drcustom.good 638-8833 couch. Match'g wood LL-.--ART OBJECTS AN: Conn Min·O..Matie elec. V8pwr radio sndr OF dock rack Sl250 or best IL-body & upholsterv ~ 8060 TIQU"'~. FINr;-F'uaN .• organ. excellent condi· · · · · ' , · Motoriwdl-s 9140 " carved pnnt chairs. 6' CAJ ""' • nu paint, tuned, sharp. olr. 675-3273 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS9510f"r. 640-1090 Tortoise shell long hair modem couch xlnt cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• ETC. PHONE FOR IN-tion,$600.P.P.S32·l259 Sl:ISOO. AY646·9000 ---------1---------- s pa yed female cat. I &W-0262 • Saddle, beautiful Western FO. & BROCHUR E. . Package. 18' O'Day MOPEDS '62 Maserati. 24,000 orig toes. cute face & sweet equitation w/slive r, 2 MS-2200 Geoemhardt Flute •. xlnt HATIERAS. 53' FBMY w/shore mooring at 40th •• kilometers. FuU leather. di~positaon. Work days Ethan Allen, 2 ladderback mo. old. new $630, now oood. Sl2S. 20292 Birch, G.M. 8 VTl 's, '73. & River. S3450. Days, We only sell the best! Elect. windows. 5-spd. 5 and go to night scbooL chairs. 2 pine trestle S499.673-1933eve For Sale Newport Beach S.A. Hts. 751-GSOl Like new. Loaded 552-2301. Eves,675·498G Foxi & Pucb. End of the Borranl wires. Mint. Cat nee& tots of allen-benches, 6' harvest ta-. Ten ~is c Ju b me m · Pianos & O"JClfts 8090 Owner. <213 > 476·5268 month sale. S2S discount S8500 or trade. 67~ tton&TLC.646·0818 ble.S36·2395 Sorrel Gelding, gd bership. Betwn 7-llPM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLUMBIA 43. SSHI, +free cable Jock with 835-31Bl.Jeff .,.,;. gymkhana. 9 yrs old 644..SOZO. 20' Bertram, conv top.· Newporter Ketch. SSSM, ped ha ~ O.E. Sheepdog, l':i yrsNewSpcbdrmset2night w/tack.SSOO.M2·1189 FlELDS.Warebousesale New Uphol. 42'7 Ford Newport 30, $165M a~y mo pure se &11954 Chevy P/U truclr~ <Fem>. Free to good stands. dbl drsr, hi·boY Decorative rope. l" 400 P1anos/Or.ga ns, eng. Berkle y J et. S16.5M. Cal 246, S96M. this ad. Oller good lhru Runs like n u. Lookt..:" home. 752.55116 drsr. m!rror968·14112 F or Sa le: Ch estnut manilla. nu, ror seascape new /used . Spinets. American tandem trlr. 645-4005 May 31.st. good ~ quarter horse mare 8 design or fence. 498·3688 Grands. Player$. Goang 642-5642 A•e Points Moped SlsoO 638-25~· Healthy kittens 111 ai.sort.Silk broc a~ed chaise yrs old. Gentle. well outforbusiness.Rent·lse FREESailingLessonsfor BeachAtMaln. ~ ed colors nc<'d good lounge 673·3638Sunday& trained Eng l is h & Silverplate flatware. opt. Kawai, Steinway, '73 Bell Boy, 25'. Asking those interested in buy· HuntBcb i-r;--•••Rac•. homcs. IH2·825Hart 6PM Monday Western 640-1995 Meri or Roger Chalice pattern. Baldwin, Chickering, Sl.2.500. ing a boat. No obligation. Rods 9540 . 640-8277 Madaline Complete « pc. servlce Yam ab a Kim b a 1 t 962-664lor 531-7938 Call for appt. 496·1701 or Red De S ·ie ood ••••••••••••••••••••••• FiveyearolclmalcbrownMovmg Sale! 45" rnd · for8.S57.Newingiflbox Wrltzr cit4)638·2770: 831·3255 mm nu y,g poodle. Jrel' to good pecnn dm t~I. 4 cane be~ AR A 8 5 H 0 W . 50 sets available. l2072Broolthuut GG 1965 16' Dorsett, lOO'k cond .• 1200 mi. $275. home. 5~5·4lhl chrs & china cab .. 45 COLT S49-0109. 642-8845 ' fiberglass. IJO, Mere CLASSIC 1955 673·9218 ---Jllru.s top wrought iron cruiser. Eng tops. OD & CRAFT 22' runabout. •·M-O_P_E_D_X _____ -. - Friendly, r1csly Seal Point k1t tbl & 4 chrs. Wrought Grey Yearling by Halin. HAMMOll...ID OD steering fouled up. Restored & newly over-· Int c~ndttmn, *SPORTS* *CARS* S1amC'~c ~ 1crooked tail. iron Patio tbl w/6 chr~. 2 Class A show winner! 3 Oriental Style Rugs. " Bottom ods paint. See at hauled. Plymouth Fury S250. lO spd b~e ·MO. "'ds d h c to ,,,,,.,, Brand new. Wool. im1ta· """'lAAO rt 5PM .~ I( me ....... ..,.,.,.. trundle beds wtcui.tom Youmustsee&Judgefor tion style. Gold cream. ORGANS OOOE.CoastHwy.SSOOin-eng. Super cond. Lido ___,. ..... a *THECARPLACE....-• FREE KITTE._.S covr s. dust ruffle & yourself Entered an Cal. red w Jblk. s250 ea. COMPLETE LINE cl trlr. 6'4·2788 or Don, Village,675-8662 Jawa Moped, xtra clean 2100Harbor CM 631·2620 " bolsters. Hammond or· Futunty SS.000. Terms 49.5-u73 644-4131 good S215 Mediumha1red751-S979 gan. Motorola stereo/rec avail to qual1f1ed •NEW&USED• Hobie 16. '75 Banana, runs • 14Whee1Drives 9550 ---------• player combo. 3 lrg buyers 714.628-9348 . )!embership HB largest & Buy with Confidence 1712' Glasspar Sea fair Cl a mer striped sails, 673-3489. •••••••••••••••••••••• Angora kittens. 10 wks. Staghorn rerns. 415 Pop· Chino finest tennis club. dis· fr om th c O I de s t &>dan C.C. 75 HP Evin. xJnt. cond. Sl850. 548·9781 MOPED,JAWA. AMC-JEEP for adult or older child pySt, CdM 673.2278 count pre. 968-7270 Authorized Ha mmond 0 1B, trlr. full cover. Xlnt 43, n ""CIMG SLOOP ALMOST NEW. $275 I 53.5 21~1 --Dealer in Orange Coun-~50. P/P644·2185 ~ 675.1878 #I in Calf. -- -Typewriter Desk. oak. M E M O R I A L D A Y Washer & dryer. SlOO for ty. We will not be know· 3 bags. xlnt cond, l}f:'W WE OUTSELL ALL Cult" playful , blue eyed $25. 549.1995 SPECIALw'thiscoupon. pau-. or S60 ea. Qn size anglyundersold!! '71 Glastron with nu auxiliary, partnerslip Motorc~s/ JEEPDEALERS k1t1cns;ti wet'ks;to good 2Slb rabbitpelletsSl.9S, bed w/(ake fur FREEORGANCLASS trailer. Depth finder. avail. $3,000 dwn or Sc 9150 INTHESTATE honw-. 510 2317 Cu~tom made all wood 25 lb chicken mash S2.15, bedspreadS40. 968·3132 Mon eve, everyone ship to shore radio, sips $2,500 dwn at S47.50 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUGEIMVEHTORY PERSIA:'-1 licdroum Set. 25 lb Wayne dog food welcome 2· Xtras. 190 Volvo eng, (714) 5284429 '69SPORTSTER All Models New & Used TORTOISE.,. H"'.LLC•\T 540-9779 ""'25.<SO lbsSll.SOJ srOPIN·ORCALL 200 pentra out drive. El t t t 1 t f 'T ---; .. gAva1·lable -., .-. · .,,., JUST ""RRIVED ss:500. Lving state, mst Col 26 NB moorlng avail. ec • s ar • o s o ~ ... •497·3552• Double Bed. complete. BEACH CITIES FEED Stoined Glass ••• "' • st. &42·2'3'1, mostly eves. Elctrns. Loaded SlO.SOO. chrome. looks clean, Costa Mesa w/matt.ctc. 2372Nwpt Bl.CM Jos Maes orig work. 8' KAWAIPIAMOS Dingy. 646-5788 6· runs good. Must sell. AMCJMp < GER:\IAN SHEPHERD ~15 551 4169 Call645-S686 tall x 13", contemp de· 28' Die. Bay Tug, new g:im/pm 642·20'73after5pm. ~HARBOR BLVD. AJlshots. pups I Adi ts sign or sculptured glass HAMMOND ORGAN w h e e 1 h o u a e , S il "14 Honda CB 360. Mint Costa Mesa 549-802:J •497·3552• King Sz bed w /solid wood set in copper. ~-Best & PlANO CENTER w/varnished T&G. J aun· 10 a Boat c:ondT 12 000 • -.ion Ki. 2 blk t bb headboard & matching Jewah 'f 1070 offer. 675-6695 28S4E. Coast Hwy. ty good see boat. ~. Xlnt condition 1 ion. • mi....,..,,,. '73 lnt'l Scout 4 whl drive liens. • 1 a Y. dresser s• mirror xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coronadel Mar 213-822·1866or822-4574 S275. 675-9385 67S.3'59orS48.()500 6 Cyl, red/white, xlnt -longhair. 8 weeks. Call cond s' 300 Sat 'Eve T Wanted; Telephone that • '76 RM""" f •. cond. 1tur._91Z1aft6. PM. . anytime. G-\5·82'J2 96Q.l0?2 · · WAN ED records messages. 4 nice 644·9200 20' Formula "'14 I/O. VHF, 16' Hobie Cat. Xlnt cond. ~·very ast "'ex· ......, ' Fwniture 80SO Round Ga m e Table, TOP CAS H DOLLAR oakchairs.67S-8407an5 xtras.XlntHarborboat. Must sell this wk.od, tremel,yurunaculate. '73 Chev PU w/shell. ~ PA ID F 0 R Y 0 UR Furniture Refinishing 84().1128or879-2096 $1350. Mark,642·4352 S850. 6«-07l4 ton 4x4, 4 spd. loaded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• walnut finish 42". ex· E R w.. fumitwe & clothH 557-6168 STOREWIDESALE pands66"pedestalbase, !i; J'BJ';;crS~~~· 675-8407aft5PM Speeialii~g in Pianos •. s1• Yacht, 60% 1'e· LEHMAN12 '73Suznki250str~t.8lue 1--~------ N & ed r I. 4 h I h Sl9S ' ' 60 yrs exper. Free rurbished. Lrg pllot S200 or bst ofr. 645-7950 color S,OOO ml. $475. 1972 T r aveta ll 110·0. 1•w us urn.app s. up os c airs. ·SILVER SERVICE ._ .. .._ t' t R o abl "'""Ao.17 · • Kmg mattress ex"""' spr· es ima es. eas n e. house. Near new tw1·n d"",675"'01leves. .._,.,, · =erb buy. Cl•an. misc. Wllsons Bargam 552.7151 FINE f'UR N & AN· s c N-.. 8479780or9688226 "~ ... "" Nonie. M5 & IU4 w 19th, TIQUES 645 2200 mgs. Sl50; ea arer 1""• • • ' diesels. Many xtras. Sac 'Tl HUSQUAVARNA 2SG , special winch. 3 nu~2.7930&548.3262 *MOVING SALE* · · lamp S3S; King Bates Console piano ssoo. S34. soo. A ft 7 pm, UboaOO b14.~ltrNlr. cover ~ CR.MX. like new Sl700. iastanks. Wayunderap- -----• f\all houS(! of new furn.. spread S2S; New Datsun OlllaRerS 831-·9687. t. aU&.. ew mast"' 6f3..1933evea pralsa.l.6'5-0244 .,,. I Buy I bl d. · · ... · tires S20 ea. 645·2322 rigging, SU.SO. 788-3040 v.:.::==.::.:=::..· ----t:----;---:---:;:-=;-::-* * * * amps, ta cs. 1mng rm Repa1r mountings 968-5974 Primo l9t7 Chris Craft 22• -SUZUKISOCC 1 b 9560 Good used 1-·urn1ture & set. rompl den wtleathcr Ctmms Casting WR EELCHAI R. Like GU LB R ANS E N Baycruiser. comp. 22' SEABIRD. Slps 2. New condition. Grea• to••••••••••••••••-••••• Appliance". -01' I w1·11 sora & loveseat, & muc h ....... ~ value m ke t ed $3850 •ua 7673 Sea"ull engln6 Xlnt .~ " ~ 492 7076 T iM ....... -· 11 UPRIGHT res or · • ....... • ' carry on your Motor TRUCKS ' sell orSl-:LLforYou. more. . Mac av reasoffer.Call675·9028 S400.Call lpmto8pm. or548-0211 =~Dana Pt. $2900. home or trailer. Call * * MASTERS AUCTIOM Patio Set· Brown Jordan. Golckmiths l..c. Radial· ARM saw 12... 548·0852 Ski C . Fi h 22• after 6pmorweekends. 64L 0'86 & 833-9625 411" round table. 4 chairs. 4250Scott Dr. N D. • rwse, 15 • bl "'-lr .,_ o.,.. .. -h I l15/22Sv Crafts man . GREATPIANOBUYS 318Chrys.IJB. Ho e 16'. ... T , blue/wht ____ .............,. ______ , --------c a1se ounge. S75 . GSl5. alls xlnt d $1750 HotL~c full . soras, etc. 6 5.52 07&1. eve:. or wknds 833-3048 I rep several whlslrs. 548·7952 ~ ~n • • 75 Yamaha RD350. S280, •THE CAR PLACE* months old. No reasona-. . lll-3064 548-8713 You can·t do better! Ray Ot' 1632 Nf!w equiplostalled. Xlnt 2100BarborCM 631~ bleolrt•r r<'rust>d. 642.7~ Oinelle. Walnut finish. ~~~yttSt king bed, Sm.ith581-7647 •MUST SELL* Be1utiful 14' (like a Lido) cond. 5800 ml. $600. •--------- Dmette ~t Table w /2 "We buy olct a old &t patio lounge •. c bal.rs. u .. 11.J·DaVlS· sp' .. et p1·ano ~· Silverton Sportrisher wl\rlr. Great concl S800. 640-0.172 '73 Courier w/sbeU auto. Matching lkrculon sora & leafs .• 4 chairs. Very nice • te nw "'' ... • 1~. F /G. dual controls. 8C7-4236 mags. 38,000 ml. S2509. k>veseat S25(). corree ta-sioo. 644-8892 1;alvtt" vacuums. mov proJeC· si50 255 hp. Xlnt cond, lo hrs. Super clean '75 CR125, 548-1Cl66 ble $40 Side tnble S25 . Gcracp C:-A-F\ndinp Stones tor&scree~. cb.ild's play • 145-1747 many extras. Call (714 ) 1B7S O'D<>V 20 wttrlr. 3 S385. '76 XR'15, ssso.1--........; _____ _ _ 1055 store. carnage, cradle. -•55 F d ~ T p · It 1~1198 rock1·ng -ha1·r, ratt"'n "-·-mov1'ng mu ... sell 644-4284 • salls,xlnt cond,mustsell 842·7357aft6 or ac up. ••••••••••••••••••••••• N w o· mond E " .. vw"''"' "' this wknd 673-1368 or · · Good cond. Best offer. Movini: Solt> I.iv rrn set. PUIUCAUCT10M 'E : 18 ngage-hdbrd&bike.8«·9387 Wurtlizer Spin e t, 23' Seacratt Sceptre 646-0lmaft6PM HONDA CB 350·F, call646-6160 din rm, G chrs. i;:amc tbl . • ment & Weddln1 Rmg maturalwalnut846-9289 w/Vanson tandem t rlr. <Four>, new windshield, I--_;...;.... ____ _ klngbrsct.M2·Ht34. Mi\NY f'l.Nt.~TEMSOF Exquisite. Cost SlOOO ALVAR Litho $1~. Goya Mero l /0888. Brand new Udo14.#922w/trlr. tires. chain & mufflers. 'il8 El Camino SS. Hypo ESrATt; J EWELRY, Malteolf«.979-6114 etching SSS. Callot Yamaha YC·30 Stage or· cond.Xt Sl3500 · S925. Manyxtrns.Clean,lomi. :rn. A/C, tull pwr, eto. CASllP/\ID ART OBJECTS. AN· etching SlSO. Others ! gan xlnt cond sacrifice ras. · • the v I DAO 761 For Rood used furniture TIQUES. FINE FURN . Genuine light blue Star Trade S7500 Dali Suite $400'.673-0132 ' PP496·9603 644-0.574 AlsoM/Cclo s,almost eryc n ........ 1 963-&4l ETC PHONE FOR IN · Sapphire. 33k Immense forMercedes.5355595 is· Valeo Aluminum 14'0megaw/malnaailtk new.S750.552·lOU '16 For~ PU w/she"U. FO & DROCllURE. heavy ~o ld ring • Baldwin. 2 manual, 32 w/steering wheel con Jib.Opencockpitw/tUt'T.JSuzuklGTSSO. Fair· loaded,.lil<enew,lowmi,. Thomasv i lle Me dit 645·2200 wtdlamoods. Cosl over 2Sofas,6 .ea.$oi().lcoffee pedal classical e lcc· sole. & trlr. 18 HF bed t rlr. Nice. $650. tn1. new Ures. beaut. $4875. 301'1 Babb, C&l Dresser. 2 nit e i;tands. 2 , • . SJ t,000. Cor sale $4000. table, S20. 1 arm chair, tronic organ. Chimes, Johnson. elee start, 2W 492-9815 aft6 shQe. S'700. Pb 548·1223 549-2565 mim>~. king 'it Hdbrd GIANT 2 hwuly movi.n& PP.~9177 $20. Color TV S40. celeste. Suitable for 1----------- w/matt. b:c spgs & lrm, sale. qu:llaty household · Kronicb B~ch Parlor church. 11995.642-7235 =:vekmCosg~Meso 12• Snowbird. Hull nds Moped. Cimattl.1 Jr old, "ZS LUV. Xlnt c:ond. low Coffe Tbl lounge Chr l!oOO'i. decoracor items. Ladies dia~ engage-Grand Plano tk bench. as • wrt. Oril sall #9'1. $150. very good condition. ml.campeubellavail. StiCCe l l~mp . 218 A. Some treasured antiques merit• wedding nng, 39 szooo. See. lfalte oiler. Bea~ new Wurlltz~r 20 .. MAKO "'Tl Console '92-9815 aft6. 1295.548-4934 $2650. SMJ0.2lo6 PalmerSt c M 646048 .. Included June 4th. pnts. Appuiaed al a>O. 640--0110 2840Piano4rbencb. Will b t usb 018 9:-,7--07Z7 • • • • ;), 9-4PM. 6132-'142 Point will sell for $400. Have ,....__,,.,. sacrifice f.or Sl, 750. ~t800C:, Xtras ~ 9.,..• Sabot Sailboat. S12S. lbllda 2SO. a mos old. 4000 '5Z w ton Studebaker ---------1 Loma Dr. H.B. (Off ccmolo1i1t repo"t. vnaon ceystal serv for 545-4722 675-70!7lev~s ' Private party. ml. &250/ 'J;ake over Pickup. Good con~ "'10. Nft~nasi mattress. box Slat~r brtwn Edwards ft 675·1410 dy1, t41·3'118 12. wino&l&Des, Coblcts, Sporting Goods 8094 . can~ pymts.'94-8351 • -.2215 &lldftp,trame.~autlful Springdale> eves. =ets. Ba r aaln . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18' Boat, Cabin Cruiser 14'~ball I '75Suzuki75001' '59 Chevy PU 'II Tort.· bran headboard by OV NO r U__.__.. IOJ• . w/trlr. Supe r clear ~ w compass, pf...o"ld 327 Good d. Dfedt.er. Set of Unons & M I • u rn, •P·W'llOCM ~ ...__ 10 pd b... l ,_ lee hockey skates, size shape 65 bp Mere lik~ &manyxtras.Traller. Prlmo.r•tt. _..., e • con bedlpread. ~ 559.5184 pllanca, 10 spd bUtes + -••••••••••••M••••••• ·-s 1..._e, • Ul ou 8 i,.,. Bauer. n y Ion new 'M xtr •new $LSOO. 64$-9311 11300. 9'7.o212 $960 Brian 646·3508 --------·----1 misc. Sat/Sun 9-5.. 2Cl8I Re£ M()f'gan mare, brolte box, SSS~ Decorative supreme .. 92". hardly • any 22 as. c 11 v 0 Wat er bed 5 m os. Swan Dr., C.M. 9'$8195 to ride 6 drl ve. blk ~ a«, "I leues. I used, S45 or bsttorr. ~'!.~!.•· 1 so. a "11 Aqu1rtu1 3J. Flat '71 Yamaha MloJ·Eiiduro. ·-957 ,..i, bdbd -bs ---&a ... _ u•iutll25.MC-4493 ....... __ v•-....., ....-.. fixed t......i w/m&ft)' Wee new. 900 Ml. S200 or •• .. •••-••••••••••••.._ .,,.,..case . ¥Mol l t Pott tools to ft ...., ...... -orsan &e,luu1g. .,_.._,.,. "VOA&t ...,,.,. Ct bit dr.494-4573or586-1'36 SS6~rycaatto'or~B.i. ~~ouWestern <714 > 3 llartr .. J .. DelAet Bullwork•r 11 s 2s. GLASSPAR :!:'-~.,;.14:' qui ~~~_.-Vi f'&J=~:r.·Xlnt 8' Sofa, club chr. ot-Sat/Sun9am. mowen with •anam Everest bact pack S25: RUMAIOUT • Pl'lllill"IV'lrl'Uftlll' ... -cond.Call~ toman; Antiqued bed & Mlenl••-1010 cola.don. See at 8'Z! Pac s 4 Riddell F IB Bettolrer • t82·9m Mllercal'J Outboard ...,/Sl•np 160 ..-.--..;..;;.;;;....-.;......--. __ cbesl, mlse. Hoean Golf Garage SU. Sat, Sun It •••••••••-•••••••••••• Complex Drive Sao Helmet. szs. Addiaa F IB • •• ,, Motor. 35 HP W/l)ull -·-••••••••.,.••••••• "11°'"1LoncVt.n.Sc:JL clubs ,351 Boardwalk Mon . 308 E. lstb St., Dr alaDell & rods Diego. casH offer u t. shoes 110 Assort'd metal 40 Matthews Cla~stc at.art. DOO.Gl·S711 .................. 3tp_~1_ Stroot run •c Dr A°J)t. ~ H ttngt Costa Mesa ape1. • • wberelslndustrlalLeas-l bt • 109 lb btO Uve-a·board $7900. II'' toJz• macnme. Good bue for HalbourN un °0 3 ea •• ~•ocado c:lr. tng Corporatloa HOO ~.~ per • Mooring avail N .B. Udo U "110. Ute au. ia · Camper or work. · Neigbborbood Sale, 120"xN • Swai Tiffiny s .w. 6 Portland OR U1 • 875-2001 Racina gear, ulls. c:vr. ~yMlf-eontained S2400Jbltolr. Mustaellor COMTIMPOliRT cloth.es,bousew~col· Ogbl flxture. 150+ yds mm ' Sw. 1096 ~ trlr.S'.UOO.Mt·'lm Reserveoowtor trede tor VW Cam.,.._ llUIMITURE lectibles le more. 514 AvocadoCpt.556-4388 •••••••••• .. ••••••••• .. loafs.lent/ I ... 'lbuOutrt , UQllday.tlWknds 69:3848 Fernleaf,CdM.Sat/Sl.ln. ONAN Generator 5 KW· Will tndebeutllbl l Qstw 90 0 .._ rger.19 llrol!!NCYMOTOR -o Game set with beaut cut MOVINO.Mat tell wbt OCK. New oa1,y 8' bra. co or •••••••••••-••••• .. ••• 12985.95 HOMERENTALS C-...VY•'77 wJvet chrs. sofa & love Sat/Sun, Baby Grand sculptured carpet. 12xU Sl.000 . Coaunenlal ept TVtorbod16pa1otwork lalander 21 Day ..uini 838-2970orm.o2118 925N.Harbot'Blvd.s.A., .., Mo. '0-a. a utn. PnS ... Miit (earthtones). Glass Piano, 414 Acacia, w/beavy foam uniter'laJ ct~ s:zso. Hoada E onvaa.•1'111 fast r.. allo lenou' -~-••531·2503•• r" ..... ~~:!'!~.t!~:!~t:=:e:ar~==• ~:,r.:: mlac. !f:.,~·~~':!d.~0~ tvt1;.•.,_ lffl ~iru.n1e1 '~~~~ llOTORBOKES • ~£t~~~ ~bi'!iftc" St. Balboa 1~1uc1. AnU· TmDm a• Membtrahlp drive• wrencll ntt0 ........................ lotlh.W 9060 bead atereo ld .. i ,.,..'::~~a GENERAL Its. barrel :=i• roct':. q u es I a Io re. cu st fotaale.. Now. elect:: l1'ollln1 mtl' COLOI TY'S ........ -........... o cer'/cralaer .' $4500. AUTOl,&ASINO • Alltn xlntcood.5S4-4760 • clothinJ. deco furn, Ew!i,-.-•1 •too1100ia~PtLeoinl d. AU.MAJOKBRANDS ' ~l TRAVEL QUtEN 22'. Slncelllt C213J880·2i00'7 Jewell')', diamond ear· ta ODI · ., ne R--iL•• • l't..._.~.:. _ loaded w/stru. Ontr ELEGANT Dining Room lnas S225. " boolla. U~H~. ahrm map. camper a.bell w/marW-~-Ii eed • w.IJ\Clml5 28' £rtcltson, alps 10, 1.5000pil..x.lnt.cond.U10 tblwltb4chlln $175 Sat/Sun/Mon. l!'«xlf.5 12 ply tlrOI. llll!la.SlOO.MU&IS ~vu~... es •~7'1• Joodad. Xlnt iieil ,boat. mdl.*'500.Mt-112S Q4-23&f . Garage Sa.16 M11 lltb lt ~~ = ~:~ Lovesut IJZ; Metal PRU11meWdlllY.: SV:HerrsbanMJ&· MM -~'7a-l003 a O.IM .... ~·.111t i D\JNCAN PJIYFE table, 28th. 11071 La Nara$. lla.n. Edtlbroctc 2 RI =net IOllMJC$. llO; WRJGllT,'fV \ :.=..~ 1= 8apet Sat hr a~ ·;~ ......... PP. ant)q wbt" c:berry wd F.V. (condo on EucUd/ PERP'. HollJ ear~s. ~h.and bedpr 110. IDA.W.~Cll • •ColUIDblaw/mo. Trl•ar~ alcal 001-=' _...., c. ~ CR£DENZA. Sat-2350 Slater.) Jucbcla tl.e •acaeto. .. ..... t~ . ~ -ma.t. $U50. ar blllt ~-.. . . .-~wmeua&e. lr..•'D"QESALE·ll*l•• !:.'=~-~adlal ~t·a-troa cub re· TP.AC'Ail9f".._ i WPw-'71 meo 1 •:•..-; --..w°!'=.=N~ EsqulaUe piece of &MM-$PM.rilewSean c DnrZJDolilLOolt... , ....... ~ ao:Nwparts Ntwl*d llP I Tl ...... ,., nnlb.n tor tarie. eo· wardrobe. new wtDdow ffalnUtGe 81.eta cllloee lbbatr.• ••t. Xllt:ln.-• ftJl.._.ed IUGO llillit.,_l 11!: -V::: . UIUilllnl bome.SonJ tci ....._. acnen dr, tbll. mixer s.w. 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'76 GMC V:.in. xlnt cond '\lr.1r,, still um.kr warran ty 5:JIH1023 -----·rn Econol1 nc JOO w, crwse :.11 r C'<IO\'Cl'&ion SeJC-cont. w I potty S-1.11861 t -----1974 Che\ y \'an 10, 27 .OOC miles Vclu\e air. rud10 PS. PB, S3,550 518 1039 'IH .. :c·unohn~. Go I. l\tai,:,., I ape, rune; good. p, l Pl~ 960· 18 I:? ~~) WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TO,DOUAR FOR TOP CARS IAJlWICK DATSUN San JuJn Capa~tr;Jno 831-13 75 493-3375 WE BUY ClEAHCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 I ltirbor Bl\ d . CO~A MF:SJ\ 546-1200 ---- WI': P.\ Y TOP DOLLA H FOH TOP l:SED <;,\RS Jo'OHEICN. 00!\IJ::STIC or ('J.ASSl<.:S If your car as extra clean ... l~ u ... r1r-.t. BAUER BUICK 2925 llarbor Bhd. i.I l>cJd~l' \' Jll, h11hbl( Cost.a )lc:-.a 9i9·2SOO I u p . m .1 n ~ ' I r ,1 <; JI a n (' I I t· d «.. c r p t d '.JIM! fi:!l.X Autos Wont~d 9590 ······•·····•···••·•··· TOP DOLLAR PAID FOH C.:l. .. :i\:--1 IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS Autos, Used CAR OUTLET Cash For Cars Paid For Or Mot 21 15 II\ H BOR Bl.\"ll. ti l,1rbor & \'1tt11n:.i ) COST A l\l J::S.\ 642-0653 ------- WEPAY TOP DOLLAR FOR NIFTY IMPORTS MARQUIS MOTORS :®!02 !\largut>nll' Pk\\y :\llSSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 Autos, Us~d ···········•···········•··•···•··············· ********************** * lt * BEACH IMPORTS * : WE NEED CLE.AN USED CARS HOW CALLPA,,Y 540-5630 IOll~SOX \\so~ • LINCOLN· MERCUH'Y 2626HAHOR llVO. COSTA MESA --- Autos, Imported ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MO HASSLES JUST GOOD BUYS '76TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON One O\\OCr. Lo mileage. hi...: nl'w and economical Buyorlease. U1J2PFY> '7 6 CHRYSLER CORDOBA LoJdecl ! Onl' C>\\ e r . A!\l 1 F)I stereo \\Ith laJ>t'. pcmer sc..ils and \\ mdC)WS, CTUISl' l'Olltrol. door lotl..s. '1nyl tup :md ::.un roof P1 ll't•d right tti8tiPHJ > '72 TR6 \ sharp, tl;i-..,1c c:.i r Lo miles. I ,µcl. A ~I /Fl\I n1d10. roll IJ~cr, 1·ustom f 1 n a n l' 1 n ~ a ,. a i I (.) l!J(; BJ-, I '75 TR7 The Bla l'k lieautv ! Custom fJaant, ~ ·i.p.d , m<1g \\ht'l'ls. ,\:vt /l:''!\I '>lt'rl'O \\Ith ('J S'>eltt'. 50 me• f tnanl 111 ).! 0/\l' <WJ.\l'I' > '75MG8 ROADSTER * it 848 DOVE ST-NEWPORT BEACH Near MacArthur & Jamboree \ \l F\I I 11110 I -111 1 lo 111111•,1 I , :-O.h,1 I II' \l.1 \ • 1111) rn 11-.1 1 l':SKl'l.1'1. .. l•-----.---112 CApri ZOOO. Automatic, Up! l OV.'ll.er. $l900.. Pvt ply. '67 1600 Roadster, iclnt --------•I M8Z cond Convenable. $1200 I '61 ,ot"$CM 912 e n ti e y 847 9.529 dster. We --------- i.tart wit u Bentley '73 Capri. Xlnt cond, low Sedan. du;curd the body, mi. AM 'FM sten'O tape modify the chas:;is to deck, AC. $2250. Roger. !-ipon car standards with 49&-7701. ~1952 '76 8210 2 Door. AM/FM radio Lo m1. :\lint rond til2 1;21 1. 552 7181 , ~2·6166 Conme ----1 l'Very s ing le part checked, repaired. re- OliH'hme<I. or replaced as 1s required. 1100 man hour:; later a \ irtually new chai.s1s is the result, with a pre rnss title. TllEN an all aluminum coach b uilt Hoadster body ls munufacl ured und ln!>lallcd. Trimming 11> to h1)(hcst !>tandards. A r.<>rl(t'OU:. machine. Datsun 9720 ·73 ·~oz. 4 spd, air cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Al\t /FM radio, m•lits. I 972 Mil 350SL AM /FM stert.>o tape, automatic trans .. pwr. ste~nna: & windows & ftnl:-.hed Ill metallic silver w black leather in tenor. Extremely lo\\ mileage! (2930). Thi~ holiday weekend Tht• prolotypt~ is in our 1>ho"' room. The i.t.'cond Cdr 1s m 1runs11 8 MOHE arc II\ production. Proi. $31.000. Jim Hickman Motors, 2124 E Colorado Bl, Pasadena 1213 > i !fi Q51 or locally call Carlos Carrion at 152 78-t7 9707 ....•.....•............ l9H Bca~c lOOLS. auto \\I F\I. air. xlnt cond. !!(>SI Offl•r fij.') 1117 DRIVE A LITTLE ••• SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN San Juan Capistrano 831-1375 493.3375 NEWPORT DATSUN SPEClALS 1976 710 2 Dr . Sedan <~~XM >was ~!15 MOWS3295 888DOVESTREt.'T Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roads 833-1300 TOPIUYER See us first, & last! Top dullur paid for imports. COSTA MESA DATSUN 73 i\ucll 100 LS, bro\\ n. 2845 Harbor Blvd. ... unroof.1Hl11"M8track, Costallesa 5!0·6110 lu rm. smoo. i;ao.1:m11 .70 .\llDI. automa tic. '72 sedan. 2·dr. 4·spd stiek, 25 mpg. 552·1077 need" n ·p,llr C:\'l'S or wknds l!l!I :!110 ---·;:1 \udi llJ()SL. Xlnt cond '71 Dats un 2 dr, a uto ::-:!!Oii. l\lu,,l i.cll. Crill trans, new tir es. great fflll 2l'.!6 huy at $995. &15-1513 ·7:1 .\udi lOO LS '71 Datsun 510 Wgn. mags, radials. xlnt cond, 27,00<. m1, SHOO. 1)1 I O.S7 I ONLY SI 1,250 MARQUIS VOLVO ·n Dati:.un Sen Wgn MISSION Vlt:JO Auto, n & II. good cond. 831-2880 495-1210 below blue book. Sll65. --------· Mu~t sell. 962 635.i '72 sedan. 2·dr, 4·spd slick, 2Smpi.: 5:>2-1077 e\ es or wknds. t!IG7 U \TSL'N HOA DST EH 6000 838 ~70 or 522·0286 i4 Uub.un Pio.up/Shell. 481\ m1 . S2 1SO l lJ!!~l. 548· 1193 early or late Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Canary Yellow 12-1 Spo11 Coupe, Dual pipes. !:!lack leather antcnor, Al\111-'l\1 i.tereo Runs \'l'ry \\ell. Ai.I.mg S2200 6-1638111 ------ 1958 Mil I 90SL With both hard and sort tO!.JC>. This 4 SJ>t'ed modt!I u; an excellent classic! UTX775l. SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS . 831-2040 495.4949 Lease New-Used OVER 100 MERCEDES OH DISPLAY House of Imports AliTHORIZ ~D l\JERCEDES DEALER 6862 Manche~ter. ·oo 8.iO Spyder conv. 63,000 Buena Park mi. Good co nd. S875. 523•7250 ~~-0226 ------OnthcSantaAnaFwy. 1976RATXl /9 '76 280 MERCED ES Fully equipped & has Sunroof. <all xtras P.P . lu ggag~ rac k, ma g Assumel::;c ti75-3121 whl'cls and ONLY 7000 --------- mil<'s. Li ke NEW!· b'1Mercedl!s2JOS.immac. Exct•lle nt le:.ise µIan xlnt mech cond. S3750. ava1l ublc. (29:.!HLY ). 528-6959 (714) SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 Bt'P'l', 1 cir, sunroof. <·lean, Sl200. 751·2339 <-~""> "' "-I" 2085 e~es 'wknds. •-------- ""'""" u " Flat 121Spyder,69, lo mi, BMW 9712 '71Sedan,3S MPG, S950. or best offer. 837-4 136 beautiful. 675·9217 ••••••• ••••••••• ••••• •• -'75 1''1at t31S, loaded. IO\\ ·;o 2-107. -t spd. air, mags, mileage. x.lnt cond. r.Hli..tls. ,\t?llow w /pin 52800.1-492·9898 SADDLEBACK BMW :-I n IX' 6!1, 000 m i. S3300. !Hl:l· l()lj6 '72 F'1at Spydcr 121 S spd, xlnl cond. ~ lest..,.. M-1dl1l-•73450 SI HOUSE OF IMPORTS 1976 DEMO 450 SEL CALL t'O R QVOT& 1977 DEMO 450 SL SILVER &RED (7619) NEW '77 280 SE only $17,468+ Tax &: Lie. ( 78().1) lftM 7 IAYS 213/921-8588 714/523-7250 MERCEDES BENZ In ekcellenl condillon Wlth s :;peed tr.ms & chrome w h oe l s (WPM.257). SADDLEIACK I VALLEY IM'°RTS lll-2040 495.4949 -----1970 Porsche 914. good (•ond Cover, SJ.loo. 1'40.2-109 -------1973 Porsche 9U 1.7. Ap· pear croup. i\1r, stereo. lo ml. 673-2823. ------'GO 3568. Si I v<.'r. goocr cond. S2800. 642-5675 days or c•ves, 495· 1938 '61 -3568 Coupe. fresh t•ng. rlean, xlnt cond. SlOOO/Offor. 848-1421 76 9!.I 2.0. 5 spd, mags. A'.\I FM. II truck. radials. Lo mi. xlnl cond. S8900. l>est offer. 494-4381) 1971 Ponche 914 S speed. ste reo. mng wheels & air condition· ing. A low mileage car. (~7RKQ>. SADDLEIACK VALLEY IM'°RTS ll 1·2040 495-4949 ROY fRR CARVER r ROLLS·ROYCE 1S<IO Jitmllorf• ... Wpon ilellCll \.._ __ ................. CLOSED SUNDAYS PARK .IAN~ Molor Crar Co. MG 9742 Rolls Royc·e & Ik-ntley •••••••• • • •• •• • • • • •• ••• sale:-. & ser\ ice 1s our s)X'caality. it 7 52-0900 '73 DATSUN 240Z ·----...-------------· .• T h I ... \\ • I' k .... COMEIN&SEE THEALL HEW 630CSiHOW! Find what you want in S2GSO. 957 0212 Datly Pilot Classifieds. 'iO f"ial 121 Spyder Con· vcrt. Sharp! Bur~undy red, new blk top, Mags. SIO,tOO Rtaut1ful Ikon gold f1n1~h. perfect 1n every rcspttt. '76 l\tids;ct. Spec pkg 11,000 m1, undc·r wJrr. Jmmac 4!16 :nr..r; •'-19 BE~TLEY. fo'orest Grn . 4 dr. Very rare! •'GJCLOUD 111. Burgun- it * ..._l'ECJ \I . \\I F:\1 it RESALE SPECIALS • ..,i.·rt•o. 1 ..,11.i ,11r 111ncl, : 19 59 CADILLAC 1971 MGB : ~~!~~\'\~., t." ") 111 1 ~ >f-COUJl'IDEVILLE GT * p ' 1 wt'\•I& Cl~ .,.~~ •• t._.• f~l'I ". "lf'IW r\tfA (Jr At d !.of·W * <.VC~•'> I to~1•n 125~• Jt '73 FIAT 124 SPIDER : s 1795 .. . ._ 1952 OLDSMOBILE it-81 COHVEltTllLE T °"' '°·'' h t • .... ,,, ' ..-nr , •· / lf. .. ,,,., l 1t4•rf·~ 5 5695 it Jt 1 1 Ii S l• u I h H r t' ,1 11 11 II I t• \ .1 I ti n r e .1 '..!l.J Ill I~.~. 111 '"IO .?:i:!.') it SELL idle items with n * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Da1ly Pilot Clas-.1fted \d ~~·.~.-.':' ....... !~~~ ~.~~·.~:.':' ....... !~~ 9100 BRAND NEW 1'177 RABBIT MOT mlflt'ID 53995 Cv-w• ....,.,,., "'"'..,._.,. o.+IOo""""" .,.., _.,,,, O•dao•.........,.... • •--"'"'" ,_......, .._ b..._ ... 1 ••.n .,.,.,., CO.O."O •--111dt..C I"" VI ... ,,,.,,..., c~ 1~ w~• s... N<> 17732f!O?i• "''" ,.,\)f l•AHDNIW '77VWDASHH s5495 '72 FORD VAH '71 vw UIMAHM CIMIA A1110 •!IC'< •lllft fadO<V ti< cond•ll1>"4"f •1!1111 11••1•• vinyl lnl.,lof. 0.SCHO !I!- • 173' '71 vw SWBIHn.1 $1695 COMPLETE BODY SHOP NOW OPEN SAODLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 CREVIER &I sr & HOAOWAY SAt<IA AHA 8353171 TH( VI.fl ..... TC OAIVINC. ...... CHINE •USED BMW's* "i l .lll('pcS Rltt.l.\\U :1 lhlJll-l"Jl'I '1111\llU i4 _'IMl:!.\$llfl XX:!'\ \It ·1i.'1 lliOU ''Pel \ \\ 11~ Ii Closed On Sundays 1973 llMW 3 .0C S I 'Jll'l'cl """""I .111 , • 11 n c I ,\ I " 1\ m ii , · .., Ll.)IJl'::» I \C'•'ll1•11 1 lt'.lW pl.Ill ,II ,111.1 hl1• \\ t' h,I\ I' 7:1 & 71 :111lnt11,1t H.., ot th1-. "''"'''I .11~11 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & S.l11•!> SL'n·arf• Lc•:i"'n~ Roy Carver.Inc. Holl ... km <'t' B~1 \.\ 1.>-lf•.l,1mbon•<' '\f•\\ pur I ·~·-•ch fi.I() Ii 11 I 1975 IMW 2002 \utomahl', all' <'Ondltion 1na:. 'llt•reo. 1>unroof & met JllH· p.11nt. !0154 >. /\ rart.• jt•wel ! Exl'elll•nt lease plan availablt>. SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 '71 HMW 2002 Snrf, clPan. (915PKF) 556-3934 --------- 1975 BMW SlOi /\ulomat1c. air cond .• stcrt'o & a fine one Qwner car l':xcellent lease plan ll\'111lable. (062NlF>. SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 1976 BlJW S30. AM/FM stereo cassette, 30,000 mi, 4 spd, sunroof, xlnt rond. Dys 675-2585, eves, 640-9469 1974 IMW 2002 4 speed, AM /Fl\1 & only 22,000 orl1inal miles. A s uper s h arp car! C030K YT). Excellent lease plan available. SADDLEIACK VALll!Y IMPORTS 811-2040 495-4949 '74 . 2002, AM/FM stereo, sun roof, mags, $5,200. $52·1()16, SS8·9300 '76 BMW. 2002. AM-FM stereo cass. Xlnt cond. Ass11mnble lse. Contact Linda. Dyll 652-1813, eves 84().* 19'9 IMW 2002 Autom11t1e, 1lr condition· l~_ " a one owner cer. tzl\V4G). SADDLllACI V Al.UY IMPORn , 13 I ·2040 4tMt4t BMW 2002 19'7,, "lnt cood. Su~t<oor, aulomatlc • •• 4SO '75-1141 Rat 9725 146831 •MG MIDGET ctv. lmtl'laculate! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.2c A MILE 7:;s "A" W. 17lh SI. CM Call today for details on \714) 631·0545 1.to----------. AJ\l /i"M s tereo, many aaaa :~~~Xlnt cond. S?250. "74 450 SE Sll,tt7 SALE SHOP & COMPARE IF YOU MUST? Bui We Feel These are the LOWEST PRICED FIATS IN SOUTHERN CALIF. • AT DICK MILLER MOTORS THE Volu,,.. FIAT DEALER • BRANO NEW '76 FIAT 128 2 DOOR SEDAN (SER. 2109307) • ' UST PRICE ~373 . FACTORY RtlATl '400 DtCIC MILLER DISCOUNT 9274 SAVE'674 $2699' • OVER 200 7uuA~pc 'J, u(«tt 'D~ • 1976 FIAT 121 2 •. Stoftcb-d, & Oftly 21.7 ...... (Sit 2060400) '2699 1978FIAT ta 2 dr., cuttolll & only 3 I.I "'""· (Sflt 2068643) '2699 1971FIAT121 hitioft ........ a. oMy 39.21111et.. (SR. 20$40011 '2799 1971 FIAT 131 2 ••• s ..-. .. °"'>' •Uma.... (Sa.Ol~I) •3499 1171FIAT11 /I lodoty w CIMll.,. Offt'(u.a-.. (Sft.OOUS49) •4999 • 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buy or lease this one. t.o lo milts, while w/bamboo 1n1.cnor. COSOfEOJ our exciting new 2.2c a Saab 9760 MILE program. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ...... '-+ J.' '74450 SB. Brand New •77 Sl2.fl7 A c l assi c 4 speecf M et bei ge w / y Holllo...IDA Cars sunroof. Bambuo sportscar. ou mus t sec 1970SAAB SONNET 1"" le•th r ·ntAnor ••5 ~'1u1t• r<Ar"' llOVLI v.oA!J • 11"£" this one to appreciate it! MANY ~ e '(lslzS) . , .. .,..,, ~» · 2tJt·J4 l·1~1 (ts60DQB ) • To Choou From! Buyori.e.i~e MG'S SADDLEBACI< Ulllo...llVERSITY 411 M on th Bank BUYA"ll"and Nameil VALLEYIMPORTS r"'lll Financing Ava11. OAC FREL::. Personal Plates 831-2040 49·5.4949 Oldsmobil~ 1111'2l-15" on us! Call today for de---------- Honda Cars • GMC ~=='='=41=5="'='=250==::::!I tails on OUlt exc1t1ng S..boru 9762 Trucks new Lease/Buy Plan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28.5'>1l~irbor Bl\d. 150SLC MBZ, 1973 thru Sensible Payments. UG .74 Subaru. real s harp. (;oo,ta \k..,a 510 9f>.IO 1977. \\ill pay cash or So. Brea Pl .. Brea. New en~ine FM 8 trk Take o\'er payments. PARTS DEPT. S2000 640-6454 540-3769 . HO~D \ <.:l\'IC 4 spd, Dan PP. 494-2146 OPEN SAT. 9·12 . ' Gurney mags, 13" tires, ---------=· .._. :J ~ Toyota 9765 head~rs. clean. sz395 Pr Pty. Like new '73 450 ••••••••••••··~··•••••• !JI>:! 8119 SE. Ctroc brn. s /roof. • • "72 Corolla. Auto. nu pnt. stereo AM Fl\1 . Mach Very c l e an. Runs '73 ltonda Civic fo'n!>tback. tires, est m CB. 26,000 mi. . perfect. $1650 or ofr. Auto. Clean. Many other extras. See toe6SOU•H &Al,. IOULlV4AO • e110 631·2\49 493-7695 to Believe! $11,900. 1••'9901!i00 •2•l<t1011•,• :>'8· 1171 Honda Civic 71, 3 dr, auto. --------- lo mi, Sl 700. 675-4590 '76 280S. silver w /black eves. int., sunroof. tape deck, must sell SlS,000. or 521>00 JCICjUar 9730 down & assume pymnls. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnv. party. 714:55!1-1882 '72 XJG. s uper running cond. Looks great! SG300/ '73 450SE, Ikon gold , sun· ofr. 645 979.1 or fi 12·5991 r.oof, perfect cond. Nu tires. hrks. etc. Must sell Jensen 9732 to settle estate. 898·6681 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 752 62.18 '74 JE;'llSEN HEALY 2 <.Ir t-- 1 -9- 7 - 5 -M- 8 -1- 2 - 8 - 0 -- con vt. w /h d. to p , A!\l/FM stereo tape dk. SEDAN. A one owner car 38000 m1. Xlnt. cond. with stereo. pwr. win- 768 iJ48 aft 3P~I dows & air cond. Ex- ---cellent lease plan availa- •JENSEN ble. <538~1VI>. TOMORROW'S SADDLEBACK CLAS SIC TODAY! VALLEY IMPORTS FREE 5 YR/50,000 mi. 831-2040 495.4949 ex t . warrant y --------- w/purcha se of new '7UIB.Z~L.2tops,air, I Jensen G.T. Power win-lo m1, lite blue. xlnt. dows, air, AM /FM stereo SlS.000/offer. 6i3·2332 or cassetle vinyl roof and & 631·0133 more. <Ser. 35419) 27 ---------New Duy/Lease Plans ·m N70 250, mint cond. available. 60 mo. financ· Best offer over S4000. ing, available OAC. 759-1539 MGB 9744 '71 Corolla. Good Condi· lion S875/bst offer. 631·2578 ....................... --------- '74 MGB Conver~able. Xlnt cond. S3000 Call 4!>H683 ·14 MGB. Perfect cond. Xtras. !\lust sec. :lsk1n~ S349!l. 4!.16-4739. 547. 7103 ore. 1970-71 Corona. 4 dr. a uto. 12.000 mi g uarantee. New engine. paint. bat· tery. muffler & t ires. Sl37S firm. Aft 4. 49-1-5918 '69 Corona. runs g reat. nds body work. ~150. 968·5230 P~~ra 9747 -------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triumph 9767 1974 PA .. TERA ~··••••••••.•••••••••••• 5 s pec d, /\ M I F M 71 S~AG Wire \~his. new w/cassetle, Mi chelin radials, needs wrk. Must radials & low miles. A sell. 497·2G7-I superb claSJ>ic. Ex.cellcnt '73 Spitfire Com·ertible. lease plan avaaluble Perfect in/out. 53400. in- t95.5LOZ). ve ... te<l. $l650/best orrer. SADDLEBACK 960-317l VALLEYIMPORTS ------- 831·2040 495.4949 '75 Triumph Spitrire . 13.000 ml. blue , pe rf Porsch. 9750 looks. & run'g cond. &14~10 ....................... --------- 1970 914. 68,000 mi. 3Smpg. Radials. Fl\1 . 53,100 fi rm. 494-2130 '67 Spit fire conv. Tonne au cvr. nds rings. Must sell. bst ofr. 673·6884 aft 6 Alltos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, M•w 9100 wa ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lole SOVlli BACA BOULE \/"AO • 8RCA IU19'10 ~· 2•3119• J'l!>I 9738 '73 Mazda, 65.000 mi. 17mpg, top cond, great road car, goes anywhere. Re1ret. must sell. SlSOO. ~1-6808 * . . . . . .. . . . .. .. ... . .. ... . . . . . . . HE:VI' \'ii EXL('l Tl\ t< '10TOH 1un11 : FHO'I llEHB FHIEIH .. \:\l>LIC ~:!X SXXX 01' .-,:ri ii ii, S~IX·f i iii I<\ I. :.!i ;, A.tos. l11tpotted Autos, UNd Auto.. UMd IA·Mot. UM4 Aato1. UHd AMto1, UIH Sunday. May 29. 1sn CAIL Y P'LOT 0 IS ····~················· •••••••••••••••••• . .. , . 1-·-.. ·······-.. ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . I I T"'-P' 97'7 G-rltll "M• 91tt? 9933 Olckmobh• 9955 Pontiac 9965 ~·.~:.': •••• -.!~ ~.~!.~ ...... !~ ~.~!': ....... !~.~! ······················· .......................................................................................................... ······················· . . . '68GT6.Sharp. "2Cor hale". 65 Unpala, ·•C"U a lo ~ '71. AC. PS. PB. AM·t'M '7l Custom CrwserWcn. n '7S F'lrcbard. Formul.-400, Sec lo appreciate '51 Buick Sup•tr. Both ~ PS. air. ~· tr911as' 8-trlc 6le~ ;\u auide & PQSS. lo nu. orig ownr. ~tl'l't'O. air, wht "ht. PS, &16·3389allS ra.Bothrun W4H~28 condm:DS40.::c5'66' out.~.6-16·1lllJ S?,000.54i-7s15 PB. auto ttnni.. xlnt '72 Sp1thre. Perfed cond •~ 9905 "--"-9935 cond. In m1, must s~ll -... CUD Lt. 41pd, 'Posl. ---r ·09 CUtlas~ Wtco AT. PS. 675·7671 <I."' 640 :1212 · A~111 Slfo'~t cruibs. mags. mu:. ••••••••••p•••••••••••• Trac, (ltO.it.l & r ear ••••••••••••••••••••••• PB. Au·, Onl) S595 1 ,, 1 , le llOO/ t. 646-6771 "IW Ramblt:r. N~w paint, !>f:drs. air. l1Jw m1 , '68 Dodge :\Iona co. I 962 4lii3 V~woget1 '770 ~!h~t:/~~.~ 0~,v~ ~~:It. ~r~ 0 r 1 g · ~~1;3·~ ~1k:.~11 ~~~~ ·77 Cw.t crw:.cr W¥11. \J ,~s~~,~~::d~~·~r.1 \~~·,;d'~,~~''. •••••••••••••••••••••••mi. tJ eyl J :.p& . ~7-7511 pass. uac, all 1)\\r . lnml.. rdeu!>I! .• 11r Mi.t1l•••••lill!l••iiiiiii""'J:~-•735"P"'lfftt• E .. es4Y7~ '13. ~'llJN 'ape deck. -----!\!icheUn~.6800m1.S7~ 'it·ll \\rll tJlk pr1ce.1 Stereo tape dck, lake---;;.· C .,...... sit.art>. S2 f95 or orr. ·1» Char&er :JSJ. AC, PS. 4lJ3.4376 h-1~ ll.02or534·5~t7 new. SUl95 &IS.15l3 1.,.,5 AM PA"-.-SSZ·5'19CJr 531-2000 llob PB. \'myl rf. xlnt cond. liow milifa~ S2600. ----Sl~)(J !Jbll OK!IJ Pinto 995 7 t.l.l l'cint1,1e ~tul 1011 Wan. "11 VW B\.18. uuto stick, ~ 'W. €am.tro Z/28 Stud.. •••••••••••••• •••••••• <ill xtras. xlnl tond. very c lea n , lo ml. 3U2 • .i sµeed . s2000. '75 <.;har~cr SE. 3ll\I. air. '7:. P1oto wgn. <)d cond hl~>0.&12·1034 SU50/0fs·. ~~OJ!j duy~. '7~ Javelm SST. Air, new 549..:_0l'.!3or042-4479 lull pwr. Al\t/FM 8 T . S1800 or bsl ofr. 334.0511 41)l.a:J27 eve. \itts.. Good cond 111 /«it Che•/t"Of~t 9920 ~nrf. t'rM!. 'in) I tu1). dys. S3l-885tuvh 114'75 •193-0'?89 ••• ...... • •••••••• • •• • • • S1400. 5:JG·OJ!l7 or 52.1 tl!i:l9 - - --- 1!17·1 J,11 , Lt• :\t.1n:-Xlnl ttml.I Whllt'. m:1rnu11 top. 1 o~ lll'I'. pvt. pl:> S\!!.195. &l-0-ll I l l'\ (' .. '73 VW Bus l n &ood cond 13 Sqwre Sta. w.in. Sll~OO. need!> paint. S2700. c~ 'fll Rambler SlSO or ~:)t '63 Chc\y :-.lov;.s. wagon. 1970 UART, nuto. a ir. Xlnt conrt. l><ts.7950 days. $57-0572 carter nfler Gd tran:sportahOG. 'Joot.I tr.in!>. t·•Jr New radio. linc <'Ond. SllSO. 67s..40lJ ev~ ~ brake-. :>48 lllti S:.190. 497-~ ·1;a C'at,11111.1. 4 door. r uns ,1111 l'll E \I'' -.:i~.l M5·63&1 ·so nv Qi mpcr 65 ;; tr-.11n llalch top, ~it'd btr, new radtab. nc\.'<JS TLC. ~lakc nCfer. t;.t2-:Jg.'AS ·'l•" C~ml\n. Lo~, '72 No\;i, Juto. G q ·I. lo ·n <.:h:iq;cr. 4! dr .• wto, \II. low ma.~ or '-'.t, m1lea~l·, radials, xlnt pwr. air. gd cond. &!low ii5-lll0or 831-17~ cond Sl6!.15 751-8258 Blue Hook. U.1~·1369 -------- bi VW Bu•,t Gl.l l·ond Sl.100. ;;.!ti,~l7 rd\ 5. '70 VW 811~. Sunrf, mags. Xlnt ~hape IJfrtt. -l!lb WK I or ~.59-393J "69 Ambassllekv. J'Z,000 1974 Mal i bu C l us~1c mi. ••JC' P /S, tilt. wbl, wagon A~I F:0.1 ~tcreo. SJ lOlt/bil ofr 5.16-'tl30.S • 1ugga ee rack. Good rond. 4954>'799 cir 9910 ........................ '68 LeSabff, air cond, 191>1 \W U1Jg Hun~. Bodv P~ PB. xlnt cond. 1 1967 Chevy 4 dr, new llrt's. batt & wtr pump. PS. P B air, S475 :\l.Jrty. 89-1-9131; 846-0351$ --- •71 VEGA Hatchback. reblt eng, stick shill, gr 66 \"\V 1d1lt 1:,110. nt>"'7:! Hl\l cra. loaded. 1 cond5-l>i·OCY.i.4,6754 19.i trJ11~, mall\" \lr;J" S8SO 1m1wr. ~Int toml. ~00. orol~1.·r 55!1-lti:l-1 Pl' l>Al-4277artGP:\l '76Camaro LT A IC, AM· roui;h S:Ull1 1mn1:r s9:;o. Pvt pty. ;)Nj :uoo ~i 9Jl9 ----- FM tape dt>tk. I'\\ r w111 -----·n Dod~c Demon. Auto. PS. PB. AC, clean, SltlOIJ. S16-76SJ 'ti2 DAHT. good cond . mw.tsl.'11~ 5-18 b":!:iS Ford 9940 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '72 HunubO\.(.l ~upc1 shJq, Low "ml .\uto tran.,. See this one ~-0403 i-1 Pinto WIJI, ,{'Lilt t:ond l\lani Vao, loo many xtras to list S2800 559-4&19 ---- ·;2 Sqwre Wa~on. A/T . Jll' l'Ollcl Sl 700. 495-J.Se& f.>& Uonn 4 dr. A C, PJB. PS nu trrc•-. <!.. hrl.s. dl•Jn. run-. ._:d ~MJ OI · lcr ))18 lhi!t l!JW 1··11·l'b1rd . bc~t offer. Xlnl cond1t 1on 675·1878 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Runabout. 4$Pd. nnyl "701'-lllRD. lo ma. loaded. top, blue book wholesale. xlnt cond Sl9SO. 644-2212. 002-4673 Ga!Jasmine.CdM Ptymouth 9960 T-B1rd '69 2dr white ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'llUPl' !'1K.ot111 rnr, ~nd '75 PLY:'\COUTH Cu'>tom tJ\\llt'r B{•a11t1ful rnnd . • 7 :l SI P E R ll U G . '76 T.rult'k Regal. Cream dows, brks. ::.lN1n ni:. tll s~)El'l \L 1-_;01T10~. l'\(. velour int. All whl. 90110+ nll Xlnt ~ihl·r rnetulhc 4 ~pd, f!oodies. P erfect cond. cond. Sti300/b~I u lr. A:\I F:\l K tr, stereo. air. ·~ inc Id 'g Tax & lie, &12-2862 evt>::. & wkmh rmlwb. lo.ided lmmac. 557.9347 t'ury 9-passt!nger wagon M..ikeoller P.I'. 197 :ii57 only Sl,995. Low blue . -book on this vehicle is Very cleun 73 T Bml. l ~.100. A good clean car ownr. loaded. l';1ssette !Jut sl h:is 71.000 m11l-s on ~~l'.•:~11. I.ow hook . It. See in Daily J>llol '!_15·.l.l.'it.l Vinyl roof. 4 speed transmi~on. Power lront disc brake s. reclining bucket seats, fold-down rear seat. ~lust :-cc! l ownr. S!795. ----------'G.3 Con·;11r coupe li.J. Huns SS.Y·lti62 '76 Buick Century V-6 Vin good. S:.17:'> ____,_ -1op. a/cond. stt'reo. Lake -l!)(Htil7 ............ , .... " ... 0....,.f••···· .... -......... ~ ,......._ "66 \'\\" Fa:;tbadc I.ow ~w Lom1':; 5:16-7313. --------- m1 lcJ.i.:<'. S70u '7 1 NOVA llutdibJl·I.. ·70 Ford CUSTOM Six. .'">4.) t'i:ll 'ii Buick Hcgal. Xlnt :ll ,OOOrn1. Xlnt tran~. lrlo.c JlltoTrans. PS. xlnt cond -----<.-ond. Only 25~' mi. All new. S!SOO. Ph 54!12;!.IJ nu t1r~. )795. ~0-2ti66. ·;-1 \"\\' Pop Tup tu ... 1 po" er Call 848·0129 Cini11\·r Lu 1111 s :'\Int hdtirl• n pm. 892·2&.>l aft '70 CHF.VELLE '.\laltbu c u11d 011 g 0 ,1 lll·r ",1knd:., 3:'>0. xlnt tond, Sl5UU 6-12 ~i3 Firm. IH5·2322 -----------·1112 RJ,icra. n nyl top. '7ti Chevettc. AM 11-':\I. '76 Gr;in;ida Ghia CJlC. air. p"r scat, PS, AT.\ top, FM !>tereo. immac, PP StGOO. !179-8795 'tDVWPopTopCmpr e'ecutivc drivcn lull !)17JO pwr. full) C"quappcd. i5S-S807 s t c n· o d c c k . n e w :0.lu..,t "ell rmmedialely. '60 Farrlanc, runs xlnt. 352 S!OOO b:.lofr. Ph675-1999 t!ng, P /S SWOiolr. Aft parking lot at 330 West Veqa 9974 Bay Street, Costa l\lesa. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• or call 642·4321 for more informaliort. A~k tor Hick or Oscar an fleet garai::_t· _____ _ ·73 Sport Fury. Auto, a11·, 29,000 mi. SJ.000 firm. See :?3 122 Dunemeur, near El Toro. VEGA '76 HATCHBACK GT DE:O.IO. 5 :-1x.'l'U t r:rn' . a I r I' II II cl • • l" I l" . lt;505 3.)32) side moldings, full carpeting (Ser \hchclll•ns. xlnt c:ond, '17 SCIROCCOS S-1000 5 19 tHl28 days. C..ampJ~Dc l'<htioo car . SW 04831·,·c '75 Vella GT. Must sell. SlJOO or l>esl. 6"4·2008 5µm.5"\8 ~s 1 __ _ 7·\ LTD Statum \\'g n, \Int 1972 Pl} mouth Satt•llltc Sebring J>lu-.. Sl9011 551 ~!17 --- ONLY $3495 HOWARD Che vrolet Uo' e & Quail St!i '\J:;Wl'OHT BEACH 833-0555 "72 Vl•ga l1;111·hh,1tk. New <·11:.:. sl I ll4•1tl·d r .1dials. rurh gr,•<11. :1 1\1 m1, ~l:!l)fl h">I olr K!IX IU!iB LINCOLN MERCURY l'latinum. '77 VWIUSES 1'171 Bwd.; H1\ ll·r a . \'ery .,harp and \\ell ca red lur. -.1!\9.l, Ca<;h only. l';ill ll40-,.J67 after 2 p m. rnnd Fullv auto. <,:all '68 Barrat•ud:c <·tJll\t'll 557 ~. ;;1:; iil>ll top. arr, P S. ~2:> Impala tit! 2dr V8. air. cui.l \'-tup. X cond. M~l M'l! 'tili Sl>Orl Cnupe, 6 cyl. low S775,orr 673·7fl77 mi, ,\·l Cond. CHEAP! l>IG-1)95:! 16100 lllCH llVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH --- CltJmpagne edit 1011 &15·7035 ·i;; Chevy. ·;5 l:>O cng. :O.ll:ST SELL' '71 SltL w~n. Blue. 9 pa!-.s. Lo m1. '73 Chev Veqa Wqn r .... B.c&H•-Mlpiece.., '"" ~c.m .~'" COMMONWEALTH Tl. MOTORS , LTD .. .t • > l • S T.JL "68 Sk.>l.1rk. t.) mpg, xlnt mech uind. Pvt. Pty. Si:»O/ofr '714 !!179-0638 Auto. p:,/pb, only 16.000 mi. $50 ~16-3833 ~600. PP. Call 494·9421 Sll!I:'> olr u Hi 5848 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS '70 Country Sedan wgn •;:, .V~ga llal<·hh:ick. Auto.ys.,,\~'..1r1uns _gd P~'am~~·~\0~yslteVT7~i~' AMW:\1. nu till'~. air ~~~\=!;1 842-5678 ) Fm1~~·~:~ :. S•nt.1 An• 1.,w S46 0210 l968statioo wagon. P1S.P/B,air cond. $750/.,.,t or."'1 t:vcsor ·, : . • · shocks Jowm1 1;7;,,11190 wknds. 968·6780. 71H75-6937 • C10~1· to South Coa::.t Pla.c:i Codilac 9915 -------...................... . "68 Sf1uan·ba\·I. :'\1111 nrncl ::;1:11~1 ;-,11; :r.·.i .ilkr '.ipm it S.l:?J, 979-·1763 ··~ \:m"<s '.!83 :win ... c11 or trade ;>iOO. 5 18-:J378 or •·n H;inehC>ro w /shell Autos, Hew 9100 Alltos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 98001Autos. H•w 98001Autos· Hew 9IOO I • 1 " f ·eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee•eee•••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee•eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee•eee•••••eeeeeeeeeeeeee•••••e• t\lu-.t 'l'll ~u;oo >st o r. "";:1 !:">qu.11 cual'I... :-.111·!. A \l -F .\1. rJ1l10, 111\\ rrul•a)!e. lu;.:gJ i.:1• rark IH'W brJkl"'· c'c-l:llcn1 cmuhtnn. !'-l'r\ rc-t• n·cord S.!:!.'>O ;j.).I :.!.°"i:lli _,_ 11.5 \'W Bus Campc1 '\l·W r hlt eng. m·w t lutch. l h·an. Lea\ rni? c-ounl n mw.t ..,..11 \~king ~15 "•" i;;;, iOlin CONVERTIBLE '69 -.11:11"1t1rm 1i41i lil>I -1500 \'W i-:ng111c. l rt·~h O\ e rhuul hv A1rrr;1fl .\l1·d1a111(' \pw c-rank. pi-.t•m:-., 1111 ;.:..,. v.ilv1· ... t>\hllu~t ,:u1dt>'I, cum, n hndcrs. b<•artni! ... 1·1 .ink hnl· ho.ire!. S:i:><I \\,1'\l'h.111~1· SIUfl dt• Jll'•-.lf tij ·,.662.j '6!1 lll i;. s 11nr1111I ;.:ti lOlld "\u hrJlo.c·-. ,\. I lllh'llP ~;-,o !lfi.1 X22:? • 1~1 11uc; In m1. \l·rv <'In Hun' µcl :-1 t.>ct 01.i I I:;,:! ·~, VW Bua. SCA)(I. nl•1•d.., 1•111dnt· r<'ri.iar. (;Jll I\ cf hv lii:l 7"'tU IJ, \ \\" \ .111 1!1 111\ l'll:.: ~;~1 b I 1111 111 fr.i<lt• lur ll.11 .. un I 'l' ~~'" 011 I 'I "71 \'W Soll"r Bt•l'llP Snrf .\\I I '\I C:,1,.,_, I d1lt I'll ~I ,1"1 ,,JO !171,j I'll 111n1 ·i; 1 \ W 1111~ i:und < 1111cl ~AMlor 1.H.· .. 1 Olll'I 968-1~:! ------ l!J7' VW Uus. 7 p;1 .. ~. tw .. 1 ull1·r1•\l'r ~ICHI 113 I lllfl.) 06'.I Hl•cl \'W t.h1;1. B 1111 1•nA, new br11k1•s, baa lc·r~ ~nod t11 1·" "Oil ~i'.! 8177 Volvo 9772 ·•···········••••··•··· ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY \"OL\"O LarAe'lt Volvo Dealer rn Ornnge Coon! y ! HUY or L~ASE DlR~CT 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 552i~ ·~15 0234! . ' 7 ti H a n l" h c r o Oran~ County's Sevill~ Center 62 :"<1'·"· t"h~'rry !Jody, Brour.:ha111 rnt. lull P"r. hlo" 11 up 28J eng. Sell or arr. ~terl'O, air s hocks, lr:tdc cx· .. ix•ratc' S!j(} lrlr hitd1 & l'rSl' cont. ~RS-:tm~ or IH5 02:f.! 1"'4'SS th:m I H.000 mi. Bst ------ofler.646·0..18~orH57·0727 I 97 6 SEVILLES (I To Choose l"rom > FUii po"t·r. 1.1rtory air t'On<l., cluth or ll'Jlhl'r Ill tenor.., & ... om1· \\1th C.J hnolct t Ofh tt~ 152.:Hti 1. !..ah: Prrn·cl I rom $8995 73 Che\• :\Jonte Carlo, hl.tck landau lop. whtc p;unt. PS. lilt whl. new PA. asr. A:\l FM. front. rc•ar :-.pk rs. clean & ..harp S!.750 7lH97 2531 Jft 6 --- '66 Cntry Sdn : 'GO Chevy. N(-t'<!s some work. Much new on both. 830-1897 '72 Torino Wgn . Auto, PS. l'B. air, rack. Sacrifice. :>.)!) ~18. Chrysler 9925 ·ru Wgn Lo" m1, smmac, ••••••••••••••••••••••• must sell S89S. A/C. P /$, ·;1; Cordoba. Fully P /DB.390V8.S36-2646 cc1uipp1:d. leather intr. lo mi p,1. ply 552·8080 & i:i:.! 831)11 ------ Nabers Cadillac 2600 I l.11 bn1 Ahd 1970 Ford LTD Wgn. P /S, 1' / 8, A IC. asking S7SO. Call 752·7292. 1-lJ Chrv-.l1•r 300 full P'' r. ---- ( m1.1 l\lt-,,1 ) HI 'l I 110 ,11r. ,\:\I F:O.I. llC" tire~. S'llU rot r l!l:! 113.k! Comet 9927 Cadillac Sevilles •• •• • •• • • • • • • • •• ••• • • • • Ten to l·hcx"'' \II Cully 7.&.6-cvl. 2-dr. auto. PS lu lu..ided I "1th !>hlldow trnles Xlnl cond :\lu~l fumsh. 1:1111:? 1 sdl ~9-3895 SALE PRICED THRUMAY ALLEN Old~ <".11hllac1<.atc '> () 1-'rn' \very E'1t l~\<;l :-. \ '\IGUEL 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i2 Lincoln Cont Mk I V Loaded. conrou rw nm<I. serious snqua r£·~ •1111 ~ ~~00 ofr ~52 -J 1;n or ~I 112Cl pp CALL 495-6430 19i~ \fl\ I\ Will t.ilt• -trad<' for I ran' C'ar Exe 72 t-:lrlo Blue-beaut mud r,,.111 •• ~-II~ conc1 \ 11 power .it n''>SOM4· ... <i.:IXllO 962-«'>0:l Corv~tt• 9932 •..............•.•..... 1"\l>ILl.\C. \Int s~lec t1on ~!IJh <ll>I. $7,910. CORVETIES total pJ) ment + T & L '77 e°"IM -M Vilte CHOICE OF 17 ~95 Mo :ig Mo Ct-:L. 1961THIU1977 l<\1 lly <'fl 111 ppt•<I ;>;o re- sale ri11k ln:-.tock now. 4 spceds &Automalals lrt-:Nl<:rtAL Or..cpCCM1ty'1 AUTO Ll-:ASI NG ~st Ir fWst Since 1!15H <213 )81»-200'7 w.ctlcMt '73 Cad. rare. D'Ele&ance EZ f'lNANCrNC "<tr11s + Mu'>t 'iee! Blue WE LEASE velour rnt PP. 828 9070 CORVETl'ES HOWARD C1tevrolet ·1~Cpedc Vie. White. blk. Dove&QuaiJ Streets vnl.. blk lthr int. NEWPORTBEACH B~nut lful . 1 own r . ll~ "SSS l.o.1ded. Bargain $1500. ~ 548-1229 Open Memorial Day Monday 10 toS 1!)68 El Dorado, lowt-----.;._ ___ _ mlleage Make offer. ~ .... 77 648-155$or631-0020 4 Spd. low miles, tUt. tape. Runs super! GENERAL Atn'O LEASING Since 1915.9 (213 >•-2001 '73 Cad Coupe De Vllle. · •Corveth 77 "fill F ord Coupe•. goo1I trans1>0rtallun t:..tr. :s310. 67;, 3175 t!ril Gran T orrnu 1".lrtl'. I full pwr. air. :!:l.:iOO 1111. xtra clean mnd S3300; I bst ofr. 540..lOJI -------LinColn ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 Continental. Gd body & mtr, lo mi. nd.., muffler. S'TOOfarm 557 1101 MllstClftC) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970FORO MUSTANG ,\utomutic tr.in!> & new p111nl 18288 Qll l Spel·r..il ,ct onl v $1599 Towne & C0utttry ,\uto SJI<'!> & Lca!.ang :!lli7 llarbor Blvd. CO~IA Ml<:SA 646-4446 ·ri6 Mustane. good cond, PS. PB. AC. cng over - hauled $1200. 64'1· 7fi21 ---'65 HARDTOP V·8 auto. alr, very rln. Valve job. Sl250t r:ide? 494-213-0 '75 Mustang II Ghia 302·V8. Aulo, PS/PB. A/C Vlnyl root. A MJFM stereo. custom lntr. New radials . $3&00. Ph ~l-5294 '70 Mach l. Dark Ivy 1reen. VS. P /S , P /B, Afr. Orig oond. MUST SEU.!! 645-0518 "fD V-8. air, radio. S1200. Call 9-s. 788-1-191 , or 551-2278 an 5 pm xlnt rond. loaded. mmt S16S. mo. 38 Mo 's. CEL, sell this wknd $4000/bcst with option to buy· $6,270. 'l3 Volvo 164E. AMff:O.t offer. 847•9583 tot-1 payments+ T le L. cassette, AtC. leather. SIB>.del. '74 Must. 2+2. 37,000 m l, AC, PS. Auto. 4 cyl, S2700. an 6pm. 640·5924 sunrf. Showroom cond. '64 F l eetwood. Runs GENERAL ·Must sell. S3975 or ofr. ){l'Cat. Looks awful 1195 AUTOLEASI NO Wiii take trcms. car in firm. ~6-5980 Since 1959 (213)869-2007 trade. 631·2149 '70 Devtlle. " Con~tte, xlnt cond. '72 Volvo 142. auto trnn&. 500 llUst sell lbls wknd! Cuc.I injected, gd oond .. 21 ___ ..,::87S-..:.:..:59-i=.:..4:_ __ ,,_S29GO. __ lb:st_oll'_._~ __ 7_ dr. 963-Mt2 ----Autos.Used '66 Auto 289. 57.000 orig ml. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond. $1800. 831-1548 '11 Musttang. Low ml. Red. Runs well. S1800. 67H666 or 552· 1772 .. • B~ND NEW 1976 LANDCRUISER WfTH FACtotY Allll ' apMd '"""'-dlK broi.t -""'· heotet, vinyl lnhtrior. (S•r.fJSS063246) (Slk.1348) USED CAR SPECIALS!! 175TOYOTA COROLLA COROLLA '74 TOYOTA s2595 ;::~ 52595 y =~----~'!,'). •• 17. I DATSUN '72 TOYOTA 510 COROLLA SJ.695 ~ s1695 WE ~WANT TO MOYE THOSE CARS -----AND WITH OUR LOW, LOW PRICES ----------------------WE CAN I -----------------------------.. ---------- OPEN SAi'., SUN., MONDAY MEMORIAi DAY WEEl<IMD ---., , USED CARS "76 DATS 8210 • S:Jgto?• AIR ·4 SP • ¢043AEI • '74 FIAT X19 • • s3499. • COCO H OWH • #951LXI "74 VOLVO 164 • • $5699· FUUY LOADID • #265KEM • "75DATS1210 • • $2299• • 4 DR. ·AIR #470LXZ • 1 76 COROLLA sas• • s3599. AIR..CASSITTI . • #570RER • '75 COROU.. 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W~ERE ~AVE 4'ou eeeN? -M'1 GRANDMOTHE~ WAS RIGHi. .. fT'S SETTER TO THINK' &.{OU'~E HAU: OR'f TMAN TO KNOW '{OU'Re ALL WET ... WHATeVER THAT MEANS Ernie Bushmill YOU JUST READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ---KEEP THE HEAO DOWN-··l<EEP LEFT ARM STRAIGHT··· TO ME AND I'LL FOLLOW THEM YOUR eve ON THE BALL GRtP F-91RM--- THE SCIENCE 1'EACJ.4E~ ~AY5 ~AIN Wll-L CANCEi-fHE Tl{ACK MEET iODAY, Bl.AT JLASi FOtl ~ME INOOOIC FV1N, He'~ t..ENDIN~ lA.S THe SID L..A8 TIA~LE~ FO~ A 1. tTTt..~ iU~TL.E-ltACING ... DENNIS THE MENACE t tcNDW Y~lA 'D "ATME~ WrllTE ~PC>ltT~ NEW~/ AfCTHlAIC. I~ .$0METHING EA~Y TU"NS UP, .I'LL L.eT YOU 00 1r ... I THINK, t;INCe YOU '~E i i JZEO o~ '7clENCe-Wlt1TIN~ iH~ ~IG~T 8E YOUR: SIG CH~Ce TO DO A-~1"~ '7iOJCY. OKAY, A~T~U~? i~ATS NOT MUCH HE!,P. C> [> [> -----.. -.. ·--_...., ... IJDGE • ~ OtA~ ~CIENCE TEACHE", VE?. t ~U&~,T Y~ CANCEL M,. PATTON, 00 YDlA THINK ' iHE TICACK M!&i. HOWEVE~1 OOYOU. HAVE A GOOD Hi!ADUNE FO~ 1i; "1£1? IT Wll.L. ~IN :r; HA\/e A F'IAN IDEA ~r 'fH~ TODA'/? AFTEJtNCON , ANYWAY ... z 'V1~£ ro 1 C.HI EF : ''SCIE~T1'j,T PRf PIGT~ HIAMA~ f'ACE t~ ~MEO; AMPH181DM~ BeASr~ -ro ~ t'e ovea." A PE~~ON CAN'i JLA'7i JlAMP F~M ONE J05 -ro ANOTHER: -r"'4A1' EA7ft.Y .... By Hank Ketcham ----- ''~ . PAR ·KER <J <l <l WHEN CARLA CANCELS HER DINNER DATE MAYBE SHE FOUND SOMEONE MORE INTERESTING TO GO OUT WITH, SAM! SHE TOLD YOU A LITTLE WHITE LIE ·TO SPARE POSSIBLE BUT NOT PROBABLE, DAVE! LIEUTENANT, THIS 15 JIM PERRY.' A COUPLE OF MEN IN SECURITY GUARD UN I FORMS LEFT KASPER'S ROOM A LITTLE WHILE AGO! WITH SAM DRIVER, HE 5TOP5 BYTO SEE THE POLICE YOUR FEELINGS! ~ _ LIEUTENANT!. ~- 'A.Q.OtP l/J -pov~ 1'' 5-29 '!'1-l I -, ._ • j 15 WINTHROP YE5 ! THEY DROVE AVBE YOUR HUNCH IS RIGHT! TAILING AWAY IN A BLACK 50METHING'5 GOING ON! · THEM'? LIMOUSINE! I'M STAYING AT THE HOTEL! r--.......---1 KASPER DIDN'T LEAVE THE ROOM! MEANWHILE I 'LL WAIT THAT'lL BE FINE! IT SHOULDN'T ~ AT THE DOOR FOR YOU, TAKE ME MORE THAN TEN MR. KOLMER! MINUTES TO GET THE JEWELS OUT OF MY SAFETY DEPOSIT 60X! ; SENAToR I 1HE R)LL.G SHOW ™Ai ™E /YIAJORIW OF 1HE PEOPkE IN 1Hl5 a:xJN;R() FAVOR SOME KIND OF NA110NAL ENERGQ POLI(.(,) f BUT YET YOU'\JE: FAILED TO \KrTE A 61NGLE E.NERGC,> BIL..l OUT OF" QouR CDMMlffEE f JOH~ DARLING HE.RE: ..• 1HAT'5 1RUE ,TOHN I BUT I HA\JE: A RE6PONSI Bl LIT9 70 cA~E.FUUJ) 61UOO l'F4E ISSUE AND lOOK AT All 51DE.S J 5-2'1 MOON MU'' INS . IT LOOKS LIKE PLUSHIE15 INTO A ~OBBY AGAIN. I GUESS so ... ANOTMERoNE? HE ~,A5 . MOJ<E DJFFEJ<ENi WAYS TO SP~ND HIS SPARE TIME . =#=4-2~ IN A 5ERIE5 ... /~ WHAT'5 YOUf< NEW HoBBY) PL.U 5~1 E ? SPEAKING <>J11l-t SENA10R NOAH VALE. ! I JUST CAN'T VOTE ACWRDING iO 1l1E WHIM OF ™E PEOPLE J DOCTOR SMOCK r-------------------------, By George Lemont I sUJ.Jv ~; J~ ~ ~ ~~~$~ B..eoll Qft1..CL ~ ~ ~- ~a m~ ... ·l..9 ' • ,,:;J/;~-~ i ~ M.JN.Vr.,., ~ ,. . . . .. . . ,,, ., ~··· I ! I t: • -0 He: CSO"T"' SAP AL..L.. oveR. -rHe ees-r PRess :x: ow~.' I HOW'n YA \.;I K£ THA1? LAST lUNE~ ./ - 5 -29 4 . ! _ii 'ri:TM:eL:E:~:E::E:DS by TomK.Ryan I Hf:AR THE CArTLE MARKef'S f300M I NG-. Now, BEfORE You ANSWER, TRY V£RY HARD TO !HINK OF SOM£THIN6 NICE ~ ,,.--, / \ I \ !HERE'S NEVER ~EN A G~1}:;R oeMAND R)R ~F. Co Ar v' ,\ :-,\.?.;: ..___ ___ _ 1 HOPE IHt. EFfORI DIDNT cAU5£ ANY PERMANENT DAMAGE! CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EVES? There are al least six differ· ences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. ""IJJSSTUI " OlRfl ·o )U;M"JllP rt 111• s,1100 ··; .,. "01 <I m-4;) " ·1u •HJJl"P '1 dW1"J ·c lU .. UJJl'P '1 \~Jl\C)J, c; l!Ul\SIW \I 4•1P de•lS · 1 \~'1U3U)JI(} BOOMER fONIGHI .. 60Mf1HING SPECIAL! Hal KauFm11'1 ~ ----BULLETIN BOARD --- e TRAVELING LIGHT! Fill blanka with names of an African detert, a German city and 1 Chin· ese river: 1. "-doctor in the house?" 2. "-your money!" 3. "I'm a_ doodle dandy." ·n1IU•A I: ·J~l\OUtJ( t 't111 4vs I eThen and Now! When I was fi ve yt>ars old, my cousin Ned was 11. Now that Ned is twice as old , I am -· Fill blank in 30 st>conds. e Loose Ends! lt the endines are ango, ingo, endo and ando, what are the wordi.? .\LL THUMBS~ Fan out a doi· ·op1111wwo:> •opa.~t.1:> •or urw•u ·01uw1 •pn1:>u1 ~lllflqtS~od en or mor~ lJrlh llold them up ~o tha1 ~our audience may 1den· eTongue Tanglers! Say fasL and repeal: Sh11p Illy thl·m. A'"-\omeone in 1he shears sure speed shearing sheep. ''Cree-cree, cree- ao"J 1n po1n1 to J ldld. "'h1 .. h cree," chirped the creepy cnckets. } ou pru1.u·J to \\-Ork out of th.: PJ1. i.. a\ 'ho"'n JhOh' Prnent 11 to th~ pl·r,on who \l'lcdlJ 11. togcthl'r -..11h the pJ1.lo. A'"-that the lJr<h hl.' \huflll'd thoruup.hly JOU rclurn- ed to you Now. upon running lhrough 1he PJLI.., you J1\cover lhc ~dl.'ctl.'J ..:JrU. f.iecrd A' lht• per· l11rmcr wori..~ the 1.Jrd up I rom the pJ1. !... hc "'l.'' hi\ thumh nJil to 111alo.c J 11 11~ 1dcn Illy-c::::;...;:..i:::::_ _____ ~.c=.::......-=.----.J int: n1d• 1n 1he upp••r SMILIN' THROUGH! Our artl5t says there are 17 sm1l· \.Oml.'r ing races in the diagram above. How many can you find? 1 TWO IS COMPANY ... Add these colors neatly: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Ll. brown. 5-Flesh. 6-Lt. green. 7-Dk. brown. 8-0k. green. 9-Piok. 10-Purple. 11-Gray. 12-Black. SPELlBINDER! SCORE 10 point& for u1in1 all the ------"i.---- lettera in the word below to form ------"i.---- twn complete word•: INSEC U RE .... -·-- THEN acore 2 points each for all --------words of four letters or more ____ ..,.__ __ _ found among the letter1. Try to ICOre at leut f>O pointa. ._ ___ ..,.__ __ _ :nru '•:>JN :w't.llllllJ'I a1q1nod By Brown and Casson MY '?£C f<e I J2f£1 P6 ""' rO~ JA LAP~ NO CHIL I t?OGG .1K'v or-Je ! sooM&~. --n~e'2e ·~ NOi ONe JZeOeEMING f'~ATUl2e AE30L.>T IHA\ l'elZIZISLe 5TUFf= .1 15 '30 .. II'? NOT HAE31T F"Orc?MING ~ MOTLEY'S CREW by Ben Tem leton & Tom Forman HIS. ~ rr.1.1 L-OOK( H~'5 HllCHIN' UP H\5 PANIS// WHt..TfA 5HOTI! WHY ROO\ FOR ARNOL.D PALM~R t; "THA\ OLD MAN HA6N1 \ WON \N 'l'EAR5! 1tn by C>lil!a90 "•t:>vftf N 'f ~t•t lt"'tl '"'< A I" G"U A•Mhf'l:.I / CAR!FUL, ARN I ~/ 11 BREAKS L.~FI !/ OON'I LE.A\Je 11 SMORT: ARN\E// ARN\E.'5 ARMY 5\R\\<E.'5 AGA\N,, .. INSl:Z>E WOOD Mt/ FAVORITE ABSTRACT QUESTfl»J IS THE ONE WHfCH A5KS: IF A TREE FALLS IN THE FOREST ANO THERE'S ~O ONE TO HEAR IT, 15 THERE A 50l.lND'? GORDO r/Al<O Al Tl-IE oJ.! CALORIE CteOCflE 11 Al & AGAIN, EH ROGER Sf oo 'IOU KiJOW THAT 77·/E COA-115/NED WEIGi-iT OF-THE • /A/SECTS OF TfiE WOl<l-0 IS IH~EE TIMES (i;!f<EAlele IHAN TrlE WEIGHT OF ALL Us A/\JIMALJs PUT roe;,E-rflER~ • '11\Nli )ICNAMAllA IT DOE?N'T ?ftM TO Bf H£R£ //I PECIOE TO fi#.OOL/T TJ-/E ANSWDi>. I (}'O 'TO THE FOR£S'T,,# IJ}Jl-IK.E 'IOU .SPOILED PE./.S .... , OF CCXJ~f AAJo " 1-UCl<.V FOl<'IOU HALF OF 'EAA ARE A'! TllE 'ffu:ALJ.. TIME/ EXCU?E M£,~IR , ~ 'itXJ KNOW Wi.\ICH FLOOR ... c; .... .... c ? • 0 .., • • c • '< ;;) 0 ~ 'ii :; r> ALLEN B I/: il1EY .SHJffO .E:VJEJ< J..A~OAT ONCS- Ii WOVJ..D K}J~I<. THE RT# ourrA, OR!.SIT;. ~~'tJi (/ I Gus Arriola :J. tX»Jl-r WAN/ 10/, ...: • •• • • ·.i .. ~:'~"' • "ti.1... ~~,., ... , . . . .. . .... ::.~ ---... ·_:_ by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds -= KUf<~WA.'? KUNG-FU KOLL£6£ I? CN? MAY29, 19n DAILY PILOT ASK THEM YOURSELF Send 1111 ~ • I ....... to "Alk," faly Wllldy, 141 LtxlnllDI /we., ... Yort, M. Y. 111122. W.'11 P9r S5 b pulllllllld ........... Sany, WI C*l't lllfWlr oOln. FOR KA TE JACKSON, star of Charlie$ Angels I wait to edaool wtth e Kate Hdreoa la 0. Molw. Iowa. r ........... If fCMl'N ti.at girl. -.loa ._.,, Co•ndl Bluth. Iowa e No. I was bom In Blnnlngham, Ala. (where I went to high school), and my parents are Hogan and Ruth Jackson. Dad ls a wholesaler of bulldJng materials. Jenny, my older sister, Is a teacher. I went to the Univ. of MJssbstppi, then later to BtmUng- ham Southern Univ. as a drama student. But thanks for asJcing. FOR CECO. D . ANDRUS, Seaetary of the Interior I• o... wata problaa eo _... bec••H of IKll of qtaaatlty ~ hick of ..teqaate dWrtbutloa? -Bm Hill. l..aatldon,N.D. e Unfortunately, It Isn't that simple. This winter there was too much snow In the East and too little In the West, leading some people to suggest that snow be shipped by train from upstate New York to the Roddes. But I don't think that transferring water from region to region is the answer. We need better plan. nlng and m«e Intensive conservation. We have to learn to live with nature instead of always fighting It. FOR VERONA S. MEEDER. Amy Carter's schoolteacher HM Alaya pttMDC« eabanced tile Oftrall learulng at· •oepiaere la yoar ca...oom? -Karla Yaanotta. Tiptoa, Mo. • Yes, because the Carters' decision to send Amy to public school has put the class In the publk: spotlight. The srudents know they're being watched, and the result has been stimulat- ing and modvating. Here's hoping the spod;ght will spread to In- clude the entire public-school system, so that students, faculty and administration will know that people really care what's happening. FOR ARTHUR REDLER. conductor, Boston Pops Orchestra W"9., '°"....,. .... tM COllC8t -......... at tM .... of__. coecm11 -8.K. 9rtetol. ......... ID. • lt's my (and every conductor's) way of greeting the entre or- chestra. It's a kind of a "master" handshake because It's tm- posstie, of counc, to pump the hand of «VelY musidan In the orchatl•. h'• .. saying, .. Helo. rm happy to be making music wtth aD of you agllllr\ .. FOR THE •ASK ntEM YOURSEIF EDITOR 0... ...... 0-......... _, ...... tlloae? £.., IDM I Nell .._. .._ It'• at tMe .,_r.._.. ..,_. • wttt. tltat ................ -LS .• Tenww. Calll e Ya she docs. Just NC'llndy she was spotttd, lunching by herseJf. at• cNc Manhaaan ...-urant. SN had ha noM deep In the new bat Mier RolN IN Tleamc. The book Is published by Viking Pru., where she's an editor. Another time she stroDed along New York's Ant Avenue, popped Into a smaD coffee shop to UM the phone, and the snacMrs aJmOlt fainted from shock as she sat down and chetted with some of them. FOR MARVIN KALB, CBS broadcaster St..,..."'*--to ....... fCMl'l'e only...__ from the ................. to yow m .... daan the .Uted ""bed bedl'" l'tllMOll? -llln. Aa.s B. Rotmdtree. s.&olk. Va. • No, there was nothing "more to my illness" than a bad back. which Is betta -but still not right. Cameramen uswsJ>y .. shoot" the oonespondent from the waist up. I am usualJy seated, oc standing, but you see only the waist up. There~ nothJng wrong with my legs or ankles -they're just Irrelevant to my TV appearance. FOR TINA TURNER, recording star Wlaat 4lo 909 dt.lllke _.,.. abotat ~ prolur'oa? -C.D .• Wultt.gtoa. D.C. •The nobe. Akhough I might look as If rm en)oytng aD that din. rm not. It disturbs me. Most musk:ians these days play too loud, and It's not true that one bef.omes Immune to It after a while. After a sasion of lood noise In a small space, I feel I need a month's rat ln the country. FOR CARMEN SALVINO. pro bowler .. a.... .... •pon;ut ,_ bowlllla ...-a. .... bnl•? -S.C.. c.c.p.. aart.tt. Ta:ae e Absolutely not. After all, 13().pound bowters are champions. Bowtmg Is by far one of the more 9Cienttftc. sports. lnvolvtng math, physks, chemistry, rhythm and Intelligence. It's also like any other sport thet requlru skill; you must practice dally ln order to maintain a professlOnal p{ateau FOR GINGER ROGERS, actress Wlaat bepe yoe eo pot1tWal ...S el•da? -Mn.. P.M. ' .1-... Forde. N • .I. • Exercise, not diet. It's not what you eat, It's the way you work It off that counts. I average 45 minutes a day on work- outs. l belkw In sit·ups and push-ups. Outdoors, it's golf, ten· ms and a swtm. I never get ttred when I exercise -only If I don•t. Nothing pates me up ti1w a session at the ballet~- FOR LEON URIS, author of TrfnltV "°9 did fOtl rwt ... 8nt dme f09 ... eom I u.e ........ ...... o1,.,.boob1-A.N.S.,Pom .. k11,11e, N.Y. e Although It mUlt hew been a very satisfying rucdon, I don't remember my ftrst cxperlenoe. I do recall, however. an opariellOf wtlh Bat* Cry In San Diego back In 1953. I had shipped out to the Pacific as a Martne Corps private In World War U and now was revtsltlng San Otego a decade later - almost like a tcene out of a bad TV acript. At midnight, t walked down to the bookstore, and when I saw the wtndows filled with my book, I was quite overcome. PRO AND CON , Should There Be A Curfew For Young People? PRO •. R. ..... a.. f:l Polot. Portland. Oregon Va. Our ~ is detcrmlned by operlcnce. Ant, parents hove demonstrated that they appreciate thb reinforcement of parental guidelines. With thts bldground. schools, dubs and youth organ._ zatk>ns JCheduJe their events so that the young people w\11 be able to be home at a reasonable hour. The curfew also enables law-enforce- ment ol&en to protect those young peop&e who un~ stray Into areas ol high-crtme lnddenc:c late at night. Wear• able to mum them to their parents with the adv\ce that they are more llkety to be the vtc:tlm or become Involved In atmlnal actMty at these houn. J • FAMILYWHKlY, ~21, tm CON ~ ...... Euodlve oir.c:... A1nabii CMt Lhr1MI Union No. Cwiew laws for youths .. wppoeed to c:utb atmc. Not only do they fall to achieve the purpoM, they vk>Cate the c::onstttutional rights of parents as wen as those ol the young people themselves. Youths on their way to and from night-time «mployment. church or school-spons«ed actlvttk!s, oc limply to an Innocent soda! gather- mg. .. ~to be ltQA>ed by the~ and coWd tpend the ntght In )al!. Curfew laws also uswp the preogattves of parents. who are deprived of the rlghl to decide when thetr c:hildten are mature enough to COfM and go after dark C 1W1 FAMllYWHKl.Y, tNC. All nattta '--* Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined . That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Light 101Ys l.OWTAR e1977 ll J. ""rftOlda Tob9cco Co. • J • By Hal Higdon In 1960 Johnny Ruthafmd, 22 years old, crew-cut hair., lraveled &om his home tn Fort Worth, Texas, to watch the Ind.Jana.. polls 500 for the ftrst time. As a boy, each Memorial Day he had hung on ew:ry word of Sid Collins's radk> broadcasts. Now he was there at the Speedway along wld\ 300,000 people, absortitng the exdtement of what Colllns c:aDed the "Grutest Spec- tacle In Racing." What were his reactions? What did he think then when he saw the winner being feted In Victory lane? "Mmmmmmm," said Rutherfmd. displaying the cool that most champ6onshlp driven use to c:onc.eal their emotiol 15 from the pt1bk. "I knew It was a place I had to get to IOIM day." Rutherford won the 500 In 1974 and 1976 and In an Interview before this year's race said that he hoped to tie A. J . Foyt this Memorial Day weekend In number of Indy wins by an active drtwr. But the road to Victory lane was long and dlfBc:uJt. Born In Cofteyvlle, Kan., on March 12, 1938. the son of an Air Fon::e sergeant, Rutherford !7ew up tnve.llng &om base to be.. "When I was a youngau. I was on the puny side and had asthma as wd. Un- 1111 was six years old, I didn't know wt\at It was ._to go ouls6de In the wtnter." He biter played footbel. bwball and ran track, but lowd auto-racing the most. Just before turning 21, he built a modl6ed race car that he draw at the DevQ"s Bowl Speedway In Ddas. a track carved out cl the side °' ~ rodJ quany. .. , had to tbuggle because I dkin't haw good cquipmcnt," r«.aled Rutherfmd. ·rw driven some fairty .uodou.s cars durtng my career. Maybe that's w+wit ~ noticed ~ me men ttw... ... Y- thlng: that I did Nn Mrd ncn In poor cars " One ol the l'DOll frmtradng ...,.is ol aut~radng Iii thet sucam depcndl '° much on ~· The d:rtwr mutt rely on the h.W-dozen or more crewmen In .. pft to ~ that car perform. And othsr ttm.. havtng the ..... wheels In town, It" lmpcmtie '° damn:N why 90IM drtYer-s wtn and others do not When .-cs whet rnaikes a driYcr !7'At. drtwn answer. good cyatght. fast rcftaa. the M*y to CX>nCentrate and experience. But. In fad. Hol ~~ ..... ~ Ati.. A&. f'Olty. deoit lllldt aportll for ,,.....-cl ,_,._ H« '-* 11 lllffdne a boot °" Jo1mnv R'tlflwrlord After 10 years of disappointment, Johnny Rutherford arrived at the top to become one of the few drivers to win the Indianapolis 500 twice. &Uy and John Ruthafcwd ... Aftv our maniagf!," she said, "I used to go to the tTOdc nol hoping Johnny would win but wondering who would get hurt. I finally decided to adopt a poHcy of not worrying untll things happen to wony about." they don't know. Rutherford dtoYe In the lndy 500 for the ftrst time In 1963. He lasted only 46 laps. An oil plug broke. It was the ftrst of 10 consecuttw no-ftnishes for him at Indy. Two cars ooaded In &ont ol him In 1964, and he *I Into their Raming wreck- age. He also aashcd In 1967. The other l'UIOl\S for .. faillurc to flr\ish read like the order Ilsa for your local garage: rear end. fuel mnk.. heada. oll llne, c:onnectlng rod. Ruthaford mAMed the 1966 rw.e be- caute ol a serious ln)ury suffered In a sprtnt-ar JaOS on a dirt track the month before the 500. He was drMng behind Mano Andrettl, whose car tossed a chunk of dirt Into hb face. Rutt.ford spun. strudc &nodwr car and flipped. He broke both .ms, and complcatk>ns with the ~ mtn MC !:lilted r*-cpe!ltiollS. Ruthafont cld not rMMI the ln)ury as much as lomg valuab&c area lime. '"The accident rally Mt me beck, .. he recalled. , was natkJnal IP'fnt-cs champion the year before. I Md won my ftna champ-car race In Adam.a. I Md to tUrt .n owr ... If Rutherford hmbcnd any fan about cllmlmg back Into the tut of a race ca. he did nol dlsplay them -or did not admtt them ... You can't have fears tf you're a race driver." he Insisted ... If you're won1ed about aashlng, you ftnd some other job." His attractive wife, Betty. echoed his remarits. "'There's no need to worry about IOmethlng unUl there's something to worry about," she said calmly. Betty was a surgj· cal nurse from an lndianapolls medkal center woddng the ln6eJd hospital In 1963, Rutherfonfs rookie year. He passed her on hlswaytothetrackandwinked. She waved bock. Later he asked for a date. They dated In May, became engaged In June and married In July. Their two duJ- dren are named Johnny Rutherford IV (eight) and Angela (six). In 1970 Rutherford n1lssed qualifying for the pole at Indy by one-tenth of a second, one one-hunclredth of a mile-per-hour. Such ta the mMgtn between immortaltty and anonymity. Two weeks lat.er In the race, ht failed to ftnlsh again. Ruthafmd's race team dlsintegJated fol- lowing the 1972 seMOf1. Soon after, how- ever, he received a phone c:aD from Teddy Mayer, director of Tam McLorcn. Mayer wanted Rutherford to drtvc for him. Mayer flew from Detrott.offered terms over lunch, typed up a contract at a motel, and they signed It In a garage. Meeting Mayer prOYided Rutherlmd with the major break he had been looking for. TIM? McLaren car then was the hottest racing machine at Indianapolis and Ru- therford quallfted on the poM! In 1973 with a record speed ol 198.413 m.p.h. Alas, oil overflow problems caused him to spend several laps In the pits. He furlshed ninth in a race shortened to 332.5 miles by rain. He stiD failed to go the full 500 miles, but at least he was on the track when the check- ered flag feU. Most Important, as Rutherford later would say, he ftnally found a racing team that wanted to race as hard as he did. "Racing was a business with them," he e:x:plalned. MA!most everyone else I had driven for considered It a hobby." He also was learning what may be the most tmportant lesson at lndlanapolis: pa- tience. Drtwrs must understand the ltmb- tions d thdr machines and themselves and not attempt to exceed those limita- tions. They must dr1v. fa.tt, but not so fast that they risk either themselves or their equipment by mtlonal mowments. Indy cars are wd-balanced, ftnely tuned ~ chines for which brute strength ts not ne- onsary. It may eva'I be deblmental. Thus, along with pedence, concentration and smoothness are needed to sff In a race car at Indianapolis and to rivet attention on the next tum. But tn 1974 It seemed Rutherford would need more than skJIJ and experience. Bad luck continued to plague him. A burned piston on qualifbtlon day caused him to watt until the next day to qualify. ffis time ranked second only to that of A. J. Foyt. but aaiordlng to Indy's rules. he had to start the 500 In 25th place. Nobody had won Indy from that far back In more than four decades. Neverthe- less, he moved up steadily through the Reid and, by the 21st lap, was In second place behind Foyt. Then he waited. After a slow pit stop by Foyt, he assumed the lead. Foyt later resumed the lead. Ruther- fmd oontlnued to welt. On the 140th lap, Rutherford noticed brown stains on his wtndshield. It was oil from a ruptw"ed oil line -on Foyt's ma- chine. After Foyt dropped out. Rutherfmd aul9ed the remaining laps to his ftnt ftnlsh at lndy-and his first win .... always Aki." he commented afterwards. "that ti ,_ I ever ftnJshed thll reoe, rd win tt... II.I.I -· ... This 1910 Overland. awragtng 60 m.p.h., Ray Hanoun won the first 500 In 1911. Hts Rene' Thomas won the 1914 500 In a In 1915 Rolph DePolmo, OM of rodngi !Olt • 5-mlle race to a plane by 4 seconds. Mannon averaged 74.59 m.p.h. Delage. Eddie Rickenbacker ftnlshed 10th. greatest drivers. won Ille 5lJO In o Muceda. • • FAfiltlYWU)(i.Y,Marll. 1177 THE WGH COST Of LOSING It can cost $7 ,000 a day to put a car on the track at Indianapolis. By John Devaney Look back at all the Indianapolis 500's since 1911. and what you~ best Is not the grins of winners like Johnny Rutherford but the shat- tered looks and hopes of those who almost won. There was the lmp6sh Eddie Sachs tellng people: .. AD I think about -listen to me -aD I think about Is wtMlng the 500." In 1961 Eddie seemed to have won as his blood- red roadster hw11ed at 170 rntJes an hour toward a flag only 10 miles ol track away. The car turched. Eddie straightened lt, looked back and saw a white strip on the right rear, a warning that the ttre may b&ow at any minute, plastering metal, bone and flesh against Indy's hard gray walls. Behind Eddie by lesa than a mile hung A. J. Foyt. If Eddie turned Into the pits to change the tire, Foyt would zoom by to take the lead. But If Eddie dkin't ptt, he could wind up worse than MC<>nd -he could wind up dead. Eddie hesttated. He whirled another lap - his 197th. Three more to go, about seven miles. He made his dec:bkin and veered Into the pits. Frantk:ally, the oew changed the tire, and Eddie lunged out as Foyt thundered by. Eddie pushed to catch up, but Foyt bohed by the check.er eight sec- onds ahead to win a ftnlsh that was the second- dosest In 500 histoey. Sachs went to the garage and wepe. He was ncwr to win a 500. 1lvee years later he rammed Into an explodtng car at Indy and died In a ball of orange ftame. Indeed, there are only a few who take out of a 500 what they must put Into It. An engine costs $25,000, and a driver may bum out four OI' five ol than In the four WHks of testing and qualifying. An owner can spend $7 .000 a day on fuel, tires, track fees and salaries to a team ol a dozen OI' more. It coets $25,000 to house and feed a team fOI' the 30 days of Indy. Last yur's winner, Johnny Rutherford, colected $256,000 fOI' his team. The driver usually gets 40 percent, the dUef mechanic at least 10 ~t. After the owner has paid them and the ocher expenses. he might not haw enough left fOI' his fl)Otel bll .. Now, only rnl9onalra CM own race cars." soys owner-ckiwr A. J . f.oyt, winner of three 500's. Gone .. such chame"S M Andy ~ell, who came to the Speedw-v In 1946, towing a racer be- hind • flwa. Hts ttNd ca cM no bater than ii daerwd. Two ye.-. &atcr he rammed another ca Into the Speedw-v wall. But Andy~ and later bec:m1 .. a rrAonaiN N9ng a ~UM oil prod- uct. Analy. In 1969, he put $200,000 Into two hW1b of~ and won• 500. The _..time hard-hd champ al Indy may be ~hafted Lloyd Ruby. In fow ol ftve races from 1966 to 1970 he *I the pack only to feel a car die unclGnc.ath hbn. What he heel to say lifter hts .... dlsappoh1tmcnt c:oWd have been sakl by Eddie Sachs and al the nar-wtnncn before and ~: .. h )ust wasn't meant fOf me to wtn at ,_ this piece... • 11111 1920 wtnncr Gaston Chevrolet rode to victory In a Monroe designed by brother Louis. FAMILYWlaKl.Y,...,29, 1977 •I John Devaney ts the author of matt than 15 spans boob. Photographs of the 500 and Its can me /roln his latest book. The lndianapolls 500: A Complete Pictorial Guide (Rand McNallv & Co.). 40J SiW Part of the 1928 Indy crowd. An utimated 150. OOOto 175.000 attended that race. More than 300.000 are ex- pected this vear. J @bservations ... ------. . .. ~ --------------; Trolley In their future. Af1er an absence of 50 years. a trolley car (this one horse-drawn) will brlghlen weekends m the village of Northport. New York. this summer: Credit the revival to the magination and ettort of a ·fut4re sludies· class at Nor1hport High. Seeing this earlter mode ot mass transportation as a tourtS1 attraction tor today, the class took up the otter of a local merchant to donate a 19th century vehicle tor the pro,eot After all necessary approvals were granted. the students set up a corporation and raised funds to refurbish the trolley, buy a couple of s1urdy horses. and meet expected in1t1al operating costs. They'll charge SO cenls a ride, and they hope lhe trolley will attract enough v1s11ors to become self-sustaining by next year. Auto-nurtlon. In contrast. conS1der a ttunk-tank forecast tor cars of the future they'll be computers-on-wheels. with dlg1tal dashboard readouts on road, trattic. speed, and weather cond1t100S. They'll have cruise-control features to adfust braking and acceleralton automahcally, and to keep safe distances between vehicles It drivers are tired. mtox1cated. or close to colfrsron. sensors will ovemde and assume command Other computers will help everyone use energy more etticiently Also. household robots. finked to computers, will mow lawns. mix martrnrs, pay bills, detect fires. act as watchdogs. and even tutor youngsters When w11111 all happen? Maybe by the year 2000 Maybe before The technolOgy is all there The problem 11 would probably cost atx>ut $100,000 to produce a household rotx>t [ Gentlemen' 1 think youve overlooked a lcey sc1enflflc element' D~ mhead. Everyt>oOy knows the U S 1s heavily dependent on foreign sources ot crude Oil But 1r current pohcies don 1 change. the nation may have to rmporr more and more or Its gasoline That's because price controls discourage investment m new U S reltnenes (as do extremely stnngent environmental regu- faltons) If the red tape isn I cu1 fast. shortages ot made-in America relined products coold resull ...,._ grtnmng. Pat M00<e rs a Davis, Cahtornia, woman who markets a product she calls a "solar clothes dryer" It comes rn a snappy oox emblazoned with a sm1l1ng sunburst Inside 15 feet of clothesline and 15 clothespins Like most solar devices. you need a convenltonal backup system on rainy days Mobil·~ ... ,,_~_ WHAT·s PRINCESSANNE REALLY LIKE? She's 26 now, and she seems ready to take her place in the royal family in a very special way. · By Graham and Heather Fisher On her first visit here, Great Britain's Princess Anne did not leave a favorable Impression with the press or with the pub- lic, so she wtll doubtless hope lo make amends for that occasion when she flies to Maryland on June 18 to unveil a statue of her namesake at Centreville In Queen Anne County. Anne Is no longer the uncertain. lnse· cure, rather confused teenager she was when she stayed with the Nixons back In 1970. Twenty-seven this August. her fourth wedding anniversary coming up in November. she is now a secure and ma- ture young matron whose first child will be born this fall. Not that marriage has changed her Into either a submissive wife or a royal milksop. There Is still a good deal of her fa1her's ar· rogance In her -~plain arrogant" one mass-selling British tabloid labeled her ear· lier this year -and she certainly has a hangover of her maternal grandfather's fiery temper. King GeOfge VI, when he was displeased, would gtve vent to his wrath in some of the saltiest language ever heard wlthfn the haflowed con~nes of Buckingham Palace. Anne, in similar cir· cumstances, can be equally fonhright Like her aunt, Princess Margaret -and quite unlike brother Charles -Anne is a natural rebel Charles. for Instance. when his school days were over, was happy to go along with his JNlrents' suggestion lhat he should go lo college. But not Anne "I want to ride ... she told her JNlrents when they were discussing her future. "It's the one thing I do well and that everyone can see I do well." She does ride well -well enough to have represented Britain in last years Olympics. Like her husband Mark Phllllps. she Is mad about horses and has been so since she was a small girl She now has plans for running her own training and breeding establishment and, with this In view. is having new stables built al Gal· combe Park. the IO-bedroom country mansion set In some 700 acres thal the Queen recently bought her and Mark. But whatever criticism may be leveled "gainst Anne, and there has been much over the years, it can never be said that she lacks either determination or grit. She demonstrated her grit when a mad man tried to kidnap her as she drove home after attending a charitv Rim show. "Don't be so silly,'' she told him coolly as he waved a gun at her, seized her by the wrist Graham and lkathe' Asha or• the av· thor-1 of TM Crown and the Ring; The Roya.I Family; The Q~en's Ufe and the 1oon·to-t>.·publi.'*1 Charies, the Man and the Prince I • FAMILY WEEKLY, ... y29, 1177 The Princess and husband Marlc Phillips. and tned to drag her from her car Fow people, including her driver and body· guard. were gunned do wn in the kidnap attempt. but only two days later the Prin cess was again out and about on public dts· play. "Ifs no good silting down and brooding about it ... she said. Her steely determination was equally demonstrated the year she won the Euro- pean Eventing Championship. Only six weeks before the trials to select the British team she underwent surgery for the re- moval of an ovarian cyst. Hospitalization left her mll5cles slack and flabby. She hardened her hands with end.less games of deck tennis and toughened her legs by running up and down mounlalns. But time was against her; her horse unseated her In the trials, and she was not picked for the le am Refusing to accept defeat, she entered the championship as an Individual rider and won II against the cream of British. Russian, French, ltallan and Irish riders by taking some very risky shortcuts during the arduous cross-country section. In public life Anne ls ac;c.ustomed to hav- ln:,J her every whim respected. In her prl· vale life wtlh Mark. she has found that she has to give as well as take. She may tap an Impatient toe If she thinks Mark Is dragging things out at a JM1rty, for Instance, but she sUll has to wait until he ls ready to leave. In private. Mart< can be every bit as strong-willed as his royal wife. and so far. he ha,1 resisted all attempttt<> bestow a title •upon him. "He wants to lead an uncompli- cated llfe centered around his army career and his horses." a friend told us, "and he thinks a lille would complicate things." But the pres5ure on him to become Earl of this Of that will asmredly mount now that Anne Is pregnant. The Queen will not wont any grandchild of hers to be broughr up as p&aln Master or Miss Philllps. In fact, no one Is more delighted about the preg- nancy than the Queen. She has long said that she would like a grandGhUd "while I am ltlU young enough to enjoy being a grandmother." In November. It ,_ now a~ara, she will g«t her wish. l&Lll f J THE IRITOF .LOUIS An original work of art in rme pewter Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Charles Lindbergh's Historic Transatlantic Flight Approllimatc measurunenta: ~nJlb:4%"; Win~n. 7"•: Weilftt: OYeT one half pound of pewter. 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It's funny stuff for people who catch all the lines But ifs not for people who can't hear them And what they miss hearing can be the difference be tween a life of happiness and one of withdrawal and lonelines,, Mcwe than 14 miOion Amen cans -one out of every 15 of us -suffer from hearing disorders -Including many who are fam ous The tragedy is that only a fractk>n does anything ab<xlt the problem Yet most could be helped tbrough ampfthcatlon or therapy Take me, for nample I have a hearing loss I had surgery on both ears, and I wear two hearing aids I don't wear them all the time, though Just when I want to hear Seriously, though. hearing loss Is no laughing matter In fact, It's our nation's number-one handi- capping disability. That's why I'm taking the time to write this arttcle during Betm Hearing and Speech Month, an Intensive in· formatton effort conducted each May by the Better Hearing Insti- tute and other organizations to focus public attention on hearing and speech disorders. People of all ages and fTom all walks of life have hearing Impair· ments. Mott than three million are school-age chUdren. More than half are over age 65. · Many are well known to you and me. A few of the notable personalities who have over- come hearing problems are pro f ootbaJJ halfback Larry Brown. actress Nanette F•ay and actor-comedian Art Camey. Washington Redskin Larry Brown was voted the National Football League's Most Valuable Player In spite of bis healing loss. ''Vince Lombardi noticed that I moved well on plays when I was lined up to the left of the quar- terback, .. Lany told me, ubut that I hesitated in getting out from the other side. 'Are you hard-of· hearing, Larry?' he asked I told htm I wasn't. but he said get it checked. .. My hearing loss wasdlagnosed as nerve damage. Vince got ~r­ mlssion from Commlssiono Pete Rozele to have a special hearing aid built right Into my helmet. I told him I didn't need It, he said I did, and he wa.s right." Like Lany Brown, Nanette Fa- bray succeeded In her chosen prof asion despite a he.arlng loss A vk:ttm of otosdero.sts, Nan underwent .vera.J operations and wears a hearing aid. "A per· former has to hear her audience to realty reach them," she ad· mttted "I didn't know what I was missing until I got help for my hearing. When I ftna.Dy acupted my hearing problem, I reaJil.ed that part of my reluctance had been not knowing of anyone else who was young and suc.cessful and also had a hearing loss That's why I dedded to become acttve In educatton and service to the hearing Impaired." Audience response plays an Important role for Academy Award-winning Best Actor Art Carney as well. "Because of It," Art says, "good hearing Is linpor· tant. I have a hearing problem, but I got help. And what a dlf- feTence It's made." Do you have a hearing prob- lem? If 90, ammge for a checkup lmmedWitely. For a free booklet, We Ou~rcome H~arlng Loa, write to me at the Better Heartng Institute, 1430 K Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, ,_ D. C. 20005. IA1.I FAMILY WEElU.Y, M4I)' 29, 1977 • 11 Give our countrY ·a college education. As an Anny ROT~gra uate, you bring more than · · d gold bars to your new job in the y. You also bring a college education which makes you one of our country's most valuable assets. Why? One rea- son is the wealth of expenences and ideas you bring with you. This en· ables the Army to better relate to an ever~g society. And smce you'll be an Anny of- ficer, you'll have plenty of opportuni· ties to put your ideas to work. In facty you11 be running your own show, right out of college. Another reason we value your education so highly is that the people you'll be leading are better educated and more highly motivated than ever before. This makes your job as an Anny officer more of a challenge. To help you meet this challenge when YC>U get out of school, we1l help you while you're in by giving you a • living allowance of up to $1,000 each school year for your last two years of colleg_e. . There are also opportunities for scholarships that cover tuition, books and lab fees. That way, you can make the most of your education. And when you graduate, our country can make the most of it too. Anny ROTC, P.O. Box 12703 Phila, PA 19134 Send me all the facts about Army ROTC. O Ms. DMr. Address City County Zip Phone High School Attending Graduatioo Date Age State C.oUege Planning to Attend PAM7-0S-29 ARMY RO IC.. I.EARN WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD. RedCross. Tbe Coocl Neighbor. MANUFACTURH TO YOU $Till IN CllATtS ~ "-"'" .... 0..-2,000 btGnd -1977 ~ big powerful 7 ti.P. Btloo• 1. Sffot-'°" M11110ng lr>ding Lown M-. With fuH foc!locy wotronly. Muat IM tOld lmmediotefy. Not for "'69.95, Oflly $269.95. Full price deli,..red Dozer blode ond grou catch., OYOlloble. Place )IOUt oro« now Or write for fr-picture brochure. Or Cal ,.,.-.: ....,, .... Ma M MM. S4'1J t2t SW 2'tli St. ~ <*lih •-City, OY1Aia .... n•ot NEXT WEEK IN FAMILY WEEKLY EXPLORE THE GREAT OUTDOORS • Maps and Text on the Best Hiking Trails • A Buying Guide for Equipment • A Hiking Family's Favorite Recipes •Tips on Safety PLUS An Interview with Michael York and Much More! WHEN YOU ORDER FROM ADVERTISERS IN FAMILY WEEKLY Ptease allow at least four weeks tor dellvery. Since our ac:tvertleers often receive thou- sands of orders from aJI over the country, occaalonally un- intentional delays occur. If they do, Famlty Weetdy wants to aastat you aa much as pa. albla. Just send the detaf ls of your order to: Mary Ayrea. Famlty Weekty, 641 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022. CTRIFY YOUR Bll<E' QUESTIONS PARErtTS CAN ASK. THEMSELVES ABOUT TV I_; Does your child watch 1V a lot? Do you watch television during meals? See what your answers to these and other questions can mean to a child's development. By Marie Winn Most parents worry about the kind ol televtslon programs their children watch. But a televlsion problem may have as ltttle to do with what yoUT children watch as a drinking problem has to do with the kind of liquor an~ lie drinks. A televtslon problem may have far more to do wtth how much your chddren watch than wtth the nature of the pro- grams they vtew. How Is the praence of a .tele- vtsion set tn your home changing the way you bring up your chil- dren? How does regular home- vtewlng affect children's relation- ships? How Is the tekM.sion set chengtng the quality of your famlJy life? Below are some spe- dfk: questions fa parents to ask themselves about televisldn. 0o,....·...-t.a..wo.10 keep ,.,... ddldrn occ.pled ....._ fOtl lane wodl to do• when eomethtng lmpodant aMM9ep? Horttt Winn • die llll1hor o/ 10 boob CMd ,,..., ~ /or botft ,...... and"""*-"-Ha,,_, rwcml bool 11 The Aug.In Drug: T~. QI. dNn -dw ~amlly tv.'"91. ti • FAMILY WEBl Y, ..., .. 1817 Television seems to make llfe easier for parents of preschoolers today. But a chUd's needs are not served when It Is substituted for play periods in whk:h a chiJd learns to use his own time or when tt Is used to tranquilize a chUd Instead of allowing him to take an active role In household "wori<." And televlsk>n does not really serve the parents' needs, either. when used In such a way. For while its use provides imme- diate relief from children's de- mands, it allows parents to take a more pllSSlve ro&e In their dlll- dren 's upbringing. It keeps parents from expecting reason- able behavior from their children. Thls cannot fail to lead to greater problems when the children are older and are far harder to Influence. Doa your cbdd ...... to be la a •traace'" whell lie watdt- ee t.eMftetoe? Many young children watch television In a state that seems very dlffmmt from their waking one: the eyes look glazed, the )aw hangs open slightly, and the child doean't seem to be enttrely "there." Dr. T. Berry Brazleton of Hervard University suggests that this '"trance" is the rauJt of a "shutdown mechanism" brought Into play by the child's Immature nervous system when faced with an overwhelming assault of tele- vision sights and sounds. Clearly the enetgy that goes into this "shutdown" might go Into more profitable areas -acquiring new skills or developtng relationships -If the child were not allowed to spend hours each day before theTV set. Do your ldch 8d Ja•PJ O'I Irritable OI' etraDge ID any ••Y. nen briefly. after they've ••tched TV for •a bou. or more? Many parents notice that their chlldren seem cranky or jumpy for a certain time after they stop watchi1l9 television. Stnce a child's actual behavior is often the only way parents kno<M whether he's happy and well or sick, what is a parent to make of this myste- rious crankiness? Some experts have suggested that this unusual behavior pat· tern Indicates that the child Is re- quired to make a switch between a particular ''tekMsion-vlewtng- way-of-thinktng .. and his normal, .. real-llfe·way·of-thlnklng." The crankiness represents the "re- entry., period dunng which the child ls edjusting to the switch. In other words, televisJon-v1ewtng for a young child may be a sort of "trip" from whk:h he must return to real life by means of an In· between period of 'umpy behavior. Do fCMI ...... Oii fOW clal}. ..... .,...... ....... + .. --a.-aaam. ..... ,,..,.. ct.... ........ ..., .... ... ......... w ......... .... cloa't...atobe~ In famtlia In which children watch a lot ol teievtsAon, parents sometimes try to make up for lost opportunities to communicate with their kkts by bringing them food and drinks while they sit before the TV. Some parents will even do chlldnm'I assigned )obs for them rather than lntenupt them In the mldclle ol a prospm. But regularty waiting on ch.lldren who are old enough to he.Ip themselYes may have unfortu- nate effecu on their develop- ment. Long pest the time when chlktren ought to see themselves as~ and self-reliant peo- ple, they may continue to fffl dependent and helpless. Do ,... -,_ clalldND w8tdl 1V ....... ....a.7 In many families, mealtimes. and partk:u.larfy the evening meal, provide the onJy chanu for the whole family to gather to- gcttwr and act as a family. Of course, this is not always a rosy situation. Problems, tensions and hard fedngs, as well as compan- ionship and an exchange ol ideas and experiences, can arise when the famiy gets together at the dinner table. Perhaps this Is why IO many famllia chooM an easy out and eat their meats In &ont ol the TV .aeen. But by using teie- vlt6of\ as a buffer to avokl fKtng their problems. too many fami- lies go on year after year wtth bt- da human contact. When the children are !JOW!l, such families may find that they are merely a coUec6on ol people who have lit- tle In common. Do ,_ dll'*-of-. ...... ..._~TVwttll .......... , Television's effects on childnn's play wony tuche-5 and cMld mpe-ta'rts mound the muntry. For play. they bdeve. ls the ina toUrCe o1 such Impor- t.ant mpects al IOCW ae.ntng • eetf-control and getting along with others In p-and-talw litu- ations. Etpedaly dw1ng mMe- betlew play, childrett haw the chanc:. to woril out lnMr prob- lems and angry feelings of help- lessness or )ealousy or fear. When children spend thetr play tlmc watching tAdcvtsion, mstud al playtng with one another, thac opportunltia _. mt. ....... dllf ....... ..................... ... ..,_. 'tit I t' 'm? Many .,..ma who nonMly Mt bmlb on their young children'• televlslon-vlewlng make an cx.oeptiof\ during times ol adlnas. h oat.mnly mMa llfc ...., few the pwnnt. But being sick presents a chlld wtth a unique opportunity for time alone with a parent. Before tele- vision came Into the home, being sk:k, no matter how unpleasant the symptoms, was often. an event that a child treasured In later memory because special In- terests were often born during days of sickness. Do 9CMl ._ "'No 1V" • • panWt-eat la,_ family? This form of punishment Indi- cates that teJevisk>n-viewing has rapklly become one ol the most Important ~ in a child's life, perhaps the most Important pleasure. H that is so, then tt becomes osier to Wlderstand why parents have such a hard time controlling viewing ttme. It's hard to deny children something they seem to love so deeply, to explajn to them why they should tum off the TV set once in a while. But parents who use "No lV' as a threat and as a punish- ment are showing the child that they, too. feel that television is the greatest possible pleasure availabk! to him, and that this is an right with them. How. then, can they hope to control TV-viewing in their family and to reintroduce the pleasures of con- versation, games and family acti- vities that might bring more satis- faction to everyone? Do ,... lane more .._ oee 1V 8et la yom' itomM? When television first arrived . peop&e predicted that the new medium would ~ keep the family together. But In dlOM days It was unthinkab6e for a family to haw two or ttw. lids. With only one Id In the home. vtewlng was more ~ to become a family acttvtty. Today. nobody has to five up a program just because another family member wants to watch a different show -one sJmrJ'y watches one's program on a different Mt. But when the family spills up to watch tekM-*""· the ties that btnd than as a oohntw unit with common acti- vlda and common goals are k>oMned. • Analy. to soiw the alienation that al the TV-viewtng ac• rrn creak, pmrents ~ QI 0 leam - mUlt Mt up a 9Chedule of view- ing and not depart &om It. It Is swptWng. after initial Pfotab, how easily children faD Into a new panan and go on to new pursuits. The hebU al parents us- ing TV as baby stttcr Is harder for them to break than It Is fc. the children who. after an. ,. are only losing an m-used toy. 11111 FAMILY WEEKl.Y, Miil' 211, 1117 • ta Booklea Jl For You And Your Family ~ Vacation time Is here. For this summer's reaeation, travel and leisure actlvltla, here a.re booklets full of Ideas and Informa- tion. To order any, wrtte: Consumer In: formation Center, Box fW, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. Include booklet tttJe and number. Aflow four to stx weeks for delivery. Gulde to the National Pub (087E; 75¢): lists seasonal and year-round ac- tlvtttes of nearly 300 parks; Includes a highway map. Outdoor s.fety Yipe (089E; 35C): A camper's and hlkeis pocket guide that outlines survtval lnfor- matlQll, safety precautions and first-aid tips. Bac:lqNK:ld.oa Gear (609E; Free). How to determine your supply needs, where to shop and approxJmate pr1ce range.s. Bicycling for Eweryone (084E; 55¢): History of bk:ycllng, safety ttps, how to protect your bike from theft. KJdproof· lng the 8ackyard Pool (652E; Free): Construction, use and maintenance, with emphasis on safety. Vlalt« Accoat- •odaUom. Fec:llttla and Senlcea F ......... bf CONe.IOM1"8 la tM Nadoeal hdl S,.-.. (090E; $1.05): Where to write or calJ to reserve rooms °' such services as ftshlng, guides, riding hon.a, river-float trips, etc. Also Includes lodging costs. Chooelng The Rlglat Penoa To Take Can Of Your Cltlld W~ng mothers wtth GpClicla ln hiring people to take care of c:hildle-11 agree thM the most rellable refarals usually come from other mothers. You also can check classtfled ads In th. newspaper, employ- ment agencies and the Yellow Paga under .. Babv-Slttcrs -Home Scrvtce." In any case, you should exe:rdM spedaJ care In making your chola!. Here are some tips to hetp you ftnd the right person: • When lntervlcwtng a prospecttw hdpe, don't hesitate to a~ In dee.al n.ctty what kind of care you want for yow cNld . • Ob.aw ttw reactions of the person you're lnterWlwtng; she shoWd be enthu- liastic about yow Wwl. ... qualkJns about your chlld and be ager to meet htm . • The ptf'IOn you hire shoWd share the same baste philoeaphy of chlld-rur1ng thet you do An opcn-pl-vroom type of moth- ., and a di9dpanarian hdpcr wdl oNy man confkt. and the diffewoc• In at· tttudes wtl confuw your ch0d'1 unde:r- st.andlng of what Is expected. • You ahould Wt tht helper know eucdy wt. her rapof lliblada wtll Include - hght ~ ~. extra "°'"· limply loaktng after the c:hlld Of - teaching him manners.. ncatncsl, «. • When a prdmtnery lntavtew goa well, Invite the appkant beck fOf a meal or In- formal chat wfth ~ chdd ..ld hUlbend. s.. how ~ ~ and the ......... ln- ..-.ct; tlwy should show an tr-.. In each at.ha. WMn the apple.ant leava, ask your chdd .. opnion. e EJe IUN to cited rw{vetw:n. IWliif&U Tit• Nf'fll.,,.,,_ MeQ~ .............. h"•'-Mo<ton Frenll IMouttN V.P ....... Dhctot Patrlck M. u~ &9outM ~Scott o.o.mo 14 • FAMILY W£EICl.Y, "'-tt, 1"7 IN THE WORLD ••. - Are Women'• Health And Happloea Unked To Faith 1 Women are deeply rellglous and becoming 2,500 of the responses found that the more .c>. And the more religk>us they are, more rdgk>us a woman ts. the happier she the healthier and happier they are. Those Is, that "very religklus" women are least are the flndlngs of a survey by a national likeJy to have feelings of anxiety or wonh- women's magazine, which drew answers lessness, tNit they suffer less from head- to a 97-pert questionnaire from 65,000 aches and that they are least likely to re- women readers. It "will swprise 1Jl811Y port las>MS oi sexual en)oyment. Such ne- Americans that an lmpresslve number of gatlve symptoms were found to be most American women have embarked on a re-common for women who ant only "sllghdy llgk>us awakening," the magazine says. religklus." lronk:ally. the few deftntte Ninety-six percent of them beJleve ln God, nonbdeven matched the strong belleve.n and 95 percent dacribe themselves as reJI-tn heakh and happiness, leading the mag- giou.s, wtth 57 peromt saytng they have mine to comment: 1'he woman who Is become more so In the past ftve years. Be-struggllng with her doubts Is the one with yond that, a aoss.-reference analysis of the headache." ..,.-----...... ...... ....... ' ' ' ' Install Your CB Carefully Do-tt-younelf lnstalatlon of base-station citizen.bend (CB) anbmnas can have tragic ~. warns the U.S. Consumer Product Sefcty Commlllk>n (CPSC). Ninety-two deaths and 156 ln)uria auo- dated with CB antennas mounted ak>ng- 9'de ptvate dweDlngs on masts or on taw«n w..re ~ed to the Commisak>n t..t yur. The CPSC urga conswnen to tab the foOowtng precautions when tn- staang Of mnoYtng a C8 antanna. • Avoid putttng antennas up anywhere In tht vtdnlty of power ana. If this cannoc be avoided, contact ttw cJedrtc company for further lnstNctk>ns. • Tle olf the antenne with • raps' 90 If It should fal durtng tnstaLtton or removal, It wt.I not touch the power ltna. • If you t.w questions. cal this tol-tr. hodne: 800-638-2666. Change In U.S. Eating Habln Predicted A turnaround tn some of America's food habttJ, based on the shrlnklng size of households and the aging process, Is pre- dicted by Teresa Shaffer, a food and nutri- tion expert at the UnJve:rstty of Nebraska. • She Qpecb vegetable and fruit con- sumption to rise because smaD hoUJeholdl and people bvtng alone tend to Ht more of these foods than larger houMhokls. • Potato-eating probably will drop, be- cauae there wtJl be more women, tradldon- aDy low c:oruumas ol spucb. • Mik conswnptton wlll decarle es a rauli of fewer teenagers and a stable or dedln- lng ~ nde. • Continued lnaeases tn consumption oi red meat and poultry .... expected. al- though at a alower rate because of the drop In the young male populaUon. • Unleta today's teenagas awry the.-llP" pctit• for IOft drinks and other swetts Into oduk llfe, "91' consumption ii also P • ~ to decltne as the number of teens In the popu.a.&n dedna. Quick Tun A ...._ G°"'1lm4!11( health peo8le res-octa u adtl:D9 lapro•cwt .. tile IMalda al /t=tricw ablce 1950. eepedally •moet ..... eged 25 to 44. Of the five leading causes of death a quarter-century ago, only sui- cide has lnaeased. One, tuberculosis, has been vtrtua1ly eliminated, and rates of death from heart dlsUse and cancer have dedlned substantially. ... Tqdi.. Uonal blgb-echool 90daJ ecteoce coww ..... tically ~ accordlng to Stanford University pro- fessor Rkhard Gross. He found that since 1961 enrollment In psychok>gy courses has skyrocketed 321 percent. Sociology enrollment Is up 175 per· cent, while once--standard courses are seeing stgntflcant drops In enrollment. .. Civics" fcx example, Is off by about 40 percent .... Amertcau -both IDCD and women -aun belJew a Joke la fuaal. lf the batt of the h•mw la female. In a University of Wisconsin study, Investigators found that students almost Invariably rated jokes ridicu1lng women funnier than those poking fun at men. Surprisingly, when the butt ol a joke was male, the Wisconsin women thought It even less funny than the male students did .... With pdcee eoartDtl. the Alabama mite prtaoM haft decided that coffee a. a ha:- ...,. Instead of serving ft at every meal, Inmates henceforth will be given colfee only on Sundays and holidays .... A .... Bdalo .. o8eriDg. apedal Item to coamemorate the Bllftalo blb:anl al 1977 -a v\al of liquefied snow on a spedal commemorattve stand. Each purchase wiJI also include a gift card and a booklet of reminiscences from the winter that dumped 188 Inches ol snow on New York's second- largest ctty. DATE: Memorial Day ts Moncta,. BIRTHDAYS (all GemlnQ: Smaday - Bob Hope 74; Beatrice Lillie 74. Moocl8v -Benny Goodman 68; Keir Dulle.a 42. ._.., -Norman Vincent Peale 79; Joe Namath 34; Clint Eastwood 4 7; Prince Rainier m of Monaco 54; Henry Jackson 65; Don Ameche 69. W...._. dll9 -Pat Boone 43; Andy Grtfftth 51. Thunday -Sany KeDerman 39; Johnny Weissmuller 73. Frlclay -Tony Curtis 52; Allen Ginsberg 51; Jan Peemi 73. Satu- .t.y -Dennis Weaver 46; Robert Merrtll 58. BIRTHDAY P£OPl£: loe Nuu"-aed SalJ, Kelleraan. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette. .i.._ __ - Marlboro LIGHTS LOWERED TAR & NICOTINE u,lter 11 lllle. Llwer II tar. bl 11111 llfen ., Ille 1111e ...ulJIUI bl •••e ..... ._. flllell. 13 ._:·w,· 0.8 ... llicClliel w. P* dpnaa. FTC Report Dlc.'78 ... Cl.ISVam WORLD'S FAVOAITT 1~ PIANO MUSIC ~ F~~~N 00051 TMEROOf' ~ DOLLY PAllTOll 14429 ALL I CAM DO ~ .......... 33'723 ------(!0 CIMM "ll!tl; ,_ cw-1 EV9t1 ,_, .-. • 7 2. ~ ..... -~-.iec; ............. •tclG .... Monlt" In ,.. ...._-.lo c•11a,,. Md. he..._• yW, C ............. "•hrtlll. u ...... a.o.. ...... J' ............ "' .... ,.. .... ... 1 ..... ,, 11 • .,, ................ . ...... MD MM ._...,,.a Ml•'*-• _, ...._You .................................. 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Beach -14~7711 UMIVUSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 AUEH OLDSMOllLE. CADILLAC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -131.0100 HONDA ROM GOODWIN HOMDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171·0412 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOM & SOM UMCOLM-MllCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.MJO TV WEEK. MAY 29. 1977 OLDSMOBILE UMIVUSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ROMGOODWIM PONTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy Newport Beach -67l-0900 TOYOTA llU. MAXIY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-1555 SUNDAY, MAY 29 ll:OO U Ancels Ba•ball California Anaels at loronlo Blue Ja~ 12:30 fJ (()l) ) Cl) llllA Ch1mplonsllip Porlland lra1lblaws al Ph1lad4!lph11 76ers l:OO m Sa111 Snud OJ1tA Second round ol play 1n this SIOO 000 1011 tournament 2:30 O ((21) lj ;) QJJ AmtfJan S~n l:OO fJ ((ll} CIJ) (fl lntern1tlonal Racquets CompetltlOll ):]0 0 (111J (( 1) (UJ World hmt1tiellal Ten11is Cl1ssic: f eatu1ed IS a doubles match beh•een lhe Nastase and Martina Navrafltova vs Rod Lavtt and V11cin11 Wade S:OO fl) Soctt F.A. Cup Anal lhe compet1t1on lor lhe football Alsoc1ahon Challenee Cup from Wembley Stadium in London between Manchester United and Liverpool 9:00 U (IBJ CJ') ()I tndi1n1polis '500' £aclus1ve coverage ot this famous auto 11Ct Report1ne the •clton are hm McKay Chr.s Schenkel tormrr WOffd dlivtn& champroft Jackie Ste•art and 8111 rtrmmm& MONDAY, MAT 30 5:30 (81 ABC ~y llicht Sa•ball 1:30 fl (3 1]1) ABC MolHby Nicllt Bntball rums to be announced TUESDAY, lllAY 31 5!30 m Dodcer ~U Los An&eles Dodgers vs Houston ~lros WEDMSDAT, JUNE I 7:l0 ta aa.11 Oakland A's vs Suttle Ma11ne1s. 5:00 fJ ((ll' I ~ ) 'L NBA Bnhthall Ch1mP10Mllip Game. No. 5 TMUltSOAY, JUNE 2 7:l0 ill ~ Oakland A's vs Suttle Manners SATURDAY, JUNE • ll'OCI D JI, & 10l ID Gl~ndtlbjcw Lea111e Bis.NII lums lo be announced Z:OO Q tlll l 1 1f0) m lt.lltu 0,.11 Tt1111" NBC sports cove11 the mens semi final and 11oman's hnal rounds of s1neles competilron in lhe clay court competition from the Roland Carros Stadium in Paris France ~JO 8 U .ll Gltonutlollah 4:00 D (Jt .l,) L Keinper 0,. CIOSln& rounds of this p1~11eious aolf tournament from Quail Hollow Country Club 1n Charlolle. No Carolina s:00 a <t!!l <.l) > \.II cas SPorts Speclt<llt.tr 8 Call ((J) ll UC'1 WW. Wotld of Spom 7:30 hdfts BntNll f'Wres ws Oodeers SUllDAT, MAY 2' 6-'tO U C "Mlfce" Imus) 73 Oes1 Arnaz Jr Zero Mos1ef • "Owltr 11 Eipt" (com) '33-lohn Barrymore Lionel Barrymore 7:JO t11 ~l "U,._ Sbltioft" (m)'S) ){)-W1lllam llolden &rrv f"1t1&etald l'tl m (Cl "A '"' al 0~" (com) 38 Robtrt Tavlor MOtlDAY, MAY 30 6JO fJ ..C 1111 Desert Foa" (d11J !>I Jame~ Mason IM e '"lilM ti Rie" (com) 41 Bob llope Bina Ciosby Dorothy Lamour Ill e "lnt aldt to SMIJ Crvt' (adv) 61 fdmund Purdom >fl C "a.ttlt Cry'' (drl} !>~ Aldo Ray Van llefhn. Mona lreeman TU(SDAY, MAY 31 too 0 C "la1141do" lwts) ~6 Robetl Mitchum Urwl1 Tluess D C "CIM's Little Atn" (dra) '\8 Robe1t Ryan Aldo Ray t:ol II C "T• All My fn111dsAlllOft" (drJ) 11 8111 Cosby. Cloua f osier WED11£$DAT, JUN£ I l'tO g C "A Soaa Is lorn" (mu1) 48 Danny Kaye lommy Dorsey G ~· °'Seu• allCI W111tttt1" (dra) 71 Coan Maria Volonte. R1tcardo Cuctiolla t:ol B ((fl'l <' .) J C "Goldtt1rM'' !dral 16 lony Lo Bianco Glom Clfhn. Ootlald Pluunce TMUltSOAY, JUll£ 1 l'OO 8 CC "liq """'" (rom) 55 Ja11t Wyman. Charlton lleston G tcJ "WestMa Ulllell" (~sJ 41-Robtrt Youns Dean Jauer t:• 8 ~ f) cflD ICt C1 .. ..,_.for Alic.: The Busttn" (wtt) JI Gil Cermd. Yvetu M1miru1. Barnard Huches f"ll~Y, JUllE J too e (.C.1 "C.rtllS !If Morron" (hot) '60 Anton D1He11ne 8 (~ fJ) 1n 1 tt.l "St1aflte .._ W..W" (sc1 fi) '75 John Sa.on Kathleen Mllltr D ~"The T'"'" !Jiiin" (com) '70 Ron Moody, frank L1neell1 t:• 8 ((JI) Ct J) Qt lC "1*111 " Ltwt Koll•" (h0t) 73 Robtrl Wainer. Kate latkson SATURDAY, JUllC 4 l.'tO . CCJ "Alriu• Saftfi" (doc) 69 l:'OO e (I:)"""*'"-. "-Ila" (tom) '63 Jayne Mansfield a CC> "lecucdt~ (com) 6l-S09h11 Loren, Anita Ekbere t:G0 D @ <m 10 (C) "Sicltur ltacm" (adv) 7S-Btn Murphy, Peter Grawts THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE·TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SU!JDAY, MAY H 2:00 Cons1nner s.,,.,1nf lllt 2:JO MMinc 11 Coull 3:00Hoalt~ 4:00 QMSt IOf Pt!1111111 Yu11i111 5:30 8ic 8lut Marble 6:00 Once UPoll A Classic 5:301ellop 7:00 AlneriuM 7:30Wolull too Document.11 S'-<.lse 9:00 In S..rdt of Amtria 9:311 Sollth By llorthwest 10:00 The f'alliMn MONDAY, MAY 30 2:00 Profilet 1:30 Mii.in& II Co1111t 3:00 Smmt S1rHt 4:00 loon!! 4:30 Eledric C-p111J 5:00 Misttf llactn lteiellbortloocl 5: lO Villa Alecrt 6:00 Pio Sports "Should the Government Intervene '" Coneressman Jack Kemp baseball's American Lueue President Lee MacPlla11. fool balls player '5$0C1at1on repre sentahve Ed Garvey and economist Roeer Noll debate eovernment intervention 1n pro sports 7:00 Ctl1brati111 A Ce11lu1y Produced by the Sm1thson11n Institute, lh1s dramaluallon shows the preparations that were made for the 1876 Pluta delplua upoS1t10n 7:30 Cookiftc Continent.If a:oo Cllmpiolltlllp SUtina 9:00 DIYl4 Sllulln4 11:00 MadWlll.ehrtf Report TUESDAY, MAY 31 2.00 Mllttll/Lthrtr Report 2:30 Shadows on lht Grm 3:00 Sesame Strttl 4:00 Zootll! 4: lO Electric Comp1ny S:OO Mister Roc•n Ntipbortloocl 5: 30 Villl Alecrt 6:00 Medlul Malpractice Diiemma lndrana Governor Otis R Rowen M D . tormer T rral la.ye rs Alsoc1ahon of America pres1den1 Judle R1thard Marhus. Un1vtrs1ty of llltno1s Law Professor Jeffrey O'Conntlf .ind lulls Unim 11ty Professor ot Med1c1ne Wilham B Schwartz M 0 meet fOf a panel d1scusS1on on medical malpractice 7:00 Voyaae ID the Ends of the £.arttr Documentary tells the sotr, ol Norwe11an explorer Nanse11, Who 1n 1890 led the hrst Artrt eaped1hon 7:l0 Pflotocrapfly: Here's How 1:00 Soutll 91 llortll'ftSt I; 30 Wer1d l'rtu t:OO M~ Thutre 'Pol dar\" St11s1ne that somelhinr !$-Wrona between rrancrs and Ehrabeth, Ross asks Ehubeth to ltave her husband and m•rlJ him Slit IS w1t1tn1. but the Ross learns that Oemel11 rs pie1nant with hrs ctuld 10:00 At 1111 Top "Count Basie" 11 :00 Mldltlllltllrtt Repol1 WEDllf~Y. JUNE l 2:6i>AM MlcNtll/ltlllet Report Z:30 Celellnh•c A Ctntyry 3·00 Sesame Slrtd 4:00 Zoom! 4: 30 Electric Company $:00 Mlst11 Roetn Neipboftlood S:JO V'rlta Alqre 6:00 Hull A t11bute to H~nh W~ltams 7:30 Austin Ci1y lllllrh 1:30 Film Feature 9:00 Country Music and Then Some features s1~ of the mosl popular counlry music sm2ers and pertorm1n2 groups such as (arl Sc1uees and the lu Scruggs Revue. Cla ren ce "Gatemoulh" Brown. W1ll1e Nelson. Guy Oark and more 10:00 W"lllie llttson 11:00 The Tun "•yboys an• Asleep .. the Wheel TMUltSDAY, IUllE 2 Z:OOAM Mlchl/Letlrt1 RtJOrt 2: 30 Voyap ID the bds ot lttt urttr 3:00 Sesame Street 4:00 Zoom! 4: 30 Eledric eom,.ny 5:00 Mister RGcen Ntt&llbofhood S:lO V'rlla Ai.Jr• 6:00 Maline 11 Count 6:30 lley to the UniYtr• Focuses on a shine of recent break througlls rn man s Quest for an understalldina ot the basit 1n gred1ents of ill matter su'h as sub alom!C particles called 'quarks' and 'black holes 1:30 Best of Emuovacs 9:00 American ~ Stories 10:00 V'ldeo Vlsiofta ries 10: JO t11 Seard! of America 11:00 MacNeit/Lehr11 R~ FRIDAY. JUllE 3 l'<ION Mdtllt ldlrer Report 2:30 C.0.1111 W'rtll A Conlintntaf fbwor 3:00 Sesamt Sheet 4:00 l.oolll! 4:l0 EledrK Col!IP111Y 5:00 Mister Rac1n lltlcllbortlood 5:30 V'.U. .,..,. 6:00 Celtbnitma A Century &:30 Ptlototr1phy: Here's How 7:00 ConslitMr S4ininf Kil 7:30 Voter's ..._.. l'OCI ffasllmaton Wtt' ill h¥itw 1:30 Waft Strttl Wetk 9:00 The W17 It Wn 9:30 Amerlca111 10:00 Movie: "Umhl1o D" I l:JO Tiit ltbclltll/lellrtr RtpOrt SATURDAY, JUllC 4 2:00 America's Wlllp 2:30 Alt of S,.Ct T t1"""1atloll l:OO This laM Rf 3 JO[lfty AlwiuM 4:00 ,,. Sports S:OO Mtdlul Malpmtict Di· ltr111111 '=OO At ~ T., 7 :00 Alllti4I City Untits 1:00 "'" -.i t.00 Masterpltct ' .... 10:00 Glut hfttflllMC:a MORNING 8:00 0 SulUMf Sentester 11 laowtfftt U 0 Futures CD s.mriw SttMSIH m U11iftt'Sity of llM Air; View,o.nt Oft Mritioll Tues C<l'D Q) Captain llnc•roo -6:30- 0 Law In the Sennhes Mon Wed f 11 DlmenMOM 111 Cvltu1t Tues Tllurs II !lot fol WOmen Only II Villi Alter• B Michael Jacbon Show CIJ D ®l Fealurts m ll4lllwin•1t OJ Super1N11/Aqua111Jn/9'tman i.it~ Good o., 7:00 D 11.• (l1I (11) 11ews II @ CIOJ m foday S11ow a 100CM ,...,_/MaSoG 8 (CBJ J ) lt Good MOrftllll Allltriu Cl Ft1bues m o.io t11e lkNcc Cl) .. ' 111$ Mdlff m S1oc1 111rttt D11t11•1 11) 700 Cid f1l Tep tllt Mtattll -7:30- l c.n..s D Uml ID ,.., IM fflteft m 11&mt 11rt11 8:00 • Ca,tMI Wp'90 II)~ ll s... eea.-i..s • 1211 Hedlt 11141 Mdle ((111 1 ) '111t 'Tl Club fD Z..l -8:30-•rt•r• CU S.t1e11r DIMy Mdtes ••'2f"~ fDVill .,,. 9:00 • ccrr l ) Httt's lJl(J a u J)f(ll DSut~ls.n •Tiie '*" ~h"....., ••1..aa.c-ltef't LIKy • ,.., ..,..._ s. • , t-l.llcy •• Df'Mll .. k-Uttte ... ·--St• <• ) ... o..cm SM. @JNO......S.. -9:30- • l Pritt II ltiPt B IDl (IJ (II D Holl,na4 =•: Set 01yt1mt Mov1"' (J) Get Sl!art •~Acta ·= .... Sf Mair 10:00 e G Cl) a._. ti Ftrt..t (J)Pwny- u ®J ca rn> a H•m oars m Qlost l Mrs. Muir Q) Public Affairs lf lllowit: See 01y1tme Mo~1n m Clwroom lnstrvction (ll You're 011 -10:30- 0 ( 11 fJ) I l.O¥t of life D ~ L lQl m Shuol tor the Stars Ceolf fdw1rds hosls U ('211 'T ) lJ S20,000 Pyramid m Andy Gnffrth CE Wildkfe Adnnfurt 11:00 D (IT j 1) I Youne & Rest~ss D lli f ) r101 m N1me That June e I Dttk Van Dyke U (illl • f J) Ot StCOtld Chance 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies mNews m Gomer Pyle a> Electrrc Company -11:30- 0 (117' 13 ) <e Sorell lor TCllllO"OW D e li1 01 m ChlCC) ' lht M111 0 GrOllCllo O .lohrs Wild U Ut t ) U family Feud 10-libry Hart111111. Mery Hartman m Let's !tap m "'""' 'tilt l'rolmor m Stu111t Strttl AFTERNOON 12:00 u lleofltllllt D Tlllt 6111 "Rlflt111111 I Wy Gnft1lh D (121J ll 1) All My Children 1{) (\Oillews m Mowte: See Oayl1me Movies OJ I Dmm of Jeannie ( 111 r S ) llCIOll Affair/ Joe 8111tt1 ~· ( ( Mlly Hlltmln. ...,., Hlltmln i1fl 1..-. Anl1nun Style m Gooc1 01y (JI~ -12:30- 0 (117:' S 1) I As the World fWltJ II 121 • I 110! e 01ys of Our I.Ml II Twtlipt ltM L Cl) C.Urtslllp of EMte's f altltr Ill Dons o., si. fD Y op for Health 1:00 • ....,. Set Daytrme Mov1u t I T'lllt CiHI B ( l ) 1l ltpn's Hope . ..... • Major AdalllS t2I lltrie: Set Oayttmr Movres -1:30- D «mm> (I J ,... G11ldh1e upt II fl> ITTt a Tiit DodGfS (J) I l.owt Liley B (1211 CJ)) (81 One lift to live Ill Olwrtt Court 2:00 8 (crD CJ)) Cl) All Ill Ult family II 0 9 111t Allotlltr Woflcl Cl) Did Van Dyle • MM!e: See 01yt1mt MO~IU .., ..... -2:15- u (~ I ) It General Hospltll -2:30- lo help an in1ured deer while seeking than2es 1n lht law lo prov1dt more hum1nt treatment lor w1ldhlt t. Enmce11ey One 01 Spy 0 ( 17 1 ) J libtch Game O Ome 1nd Harne! 10 Adam·l2 m Tiie McN!ktts ~ Ltne It IG Bentr m 11411hnn'le m Terrytunts fD ClnsrC1Gm Instruction 3 :00 fJ ( 1 T 1 ) hltlellles D ID The Gone Show 0 Dick Van Oykt • J Buss Bunny and fntnds Q) .lf (~ 8 ) CartOOllS ( 11 3 ) The Lone Ranter '3 0 Ad1m-12 fD Villa Aleere -4:30- D To Tell tllt Tnith 0 Oraentt U (!2i 'f) 1t Edtt ol N1e11t '1~ Movie: See Oav11me Mov1Ps m Porky Pie $ G111iean's Island mm c.rtOGM ( 11 31) '"" Is Rltllt ~) 6 Me" Griffin Show 2t The Br ldy Bunch m ,opeye ~ll ,j 1 lre1n11d1 121 Our Gana fD Futures -3:30- fJ ID Mike Oou&ln 19 Mediul Cenler 0 Bit Valley I { Tht ~Chies fD MISter Roten (1$11 e •) Bollanu 5:00 0 DU (8) (101 1t1 Ntws 0 Bon1nu lJ l f1mtly Atf~r 0 Wild Wild Wut U Movie: See Oa~llmr Mnv1e5 AM 1n Ille PM Wed m Tiit New Mickey Mouw Club m K.lrtOOll l(C)lllPfnJ 2t I Dream of Junnre fD Sesame Street t B11dy Bun<ll m m j$ c.rt00111 ( tZ 3 ) llaze1's 81e TClll '.M The Flintstonu 't Dln1h1 4:00 6 Blt1111n m Dinah! -5:30- fJ t ( 17 3 )(11t "l ) News t ,artndre hm1ly m B .. 1tched; Oodeer B1ub1ll I ues l os An&tle~ Oodgtts vs Houslon As11os U ( .2i t ) )t ABC Alttrschool Special Wed The f4wn SIOry lhe tender stor) ol Jwo children s eHorts m Superrun ~ My Tllret Solis ~· ABC McN!rlly lli(ltt ~1H LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap. meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo" paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5 tags $1.60 ea. 6/9 tags $1 . 50 ea. 10 or more $1.40 ea. Sales Ta>< included No C•rd? Dt•w your own o• -.no '(Ovr n•me. •dt:lrt\\ •M plloM numbllr Wt 'll ~~ton~ t Mtl per too .0.00. 1S ENDCHECKORM NE YORDER PILOT PRINTING Poet Office 8ox 1MO • SIO W. B•J St. Coeta MeH CaJlfoml• 12121 .. ... , SUNDAY MAY 29 MORNING • lndiutes an Advertisement -5:45- Bible lnswt1$/Ch11st09lltrs 6 :00 a Wonwln's Spec11I D Meet Ille Mayors m Soutt1trn Cllll0<n11 -6:30- D Today's Re41&1011 t Your Doctor Answers D Opmhon Emeraency m W'rthrt Q) Rompe1 Room 7:00 D ump Unto My Feet U M1111e & Ille Spohn Wllfd 6 TIM I'll Club re TV I 1.oob 1t lurn1n1 D Omy & Goh1lh m Otmtnllry !Ins 23 $ • TM Is the Litt ~ H.R. Puf·ll-Stuf m '°" 1or Health lt Acnculture USA -7:30- 0 l.ool Up ' lm O Sq BM llbtMt 8 Y Oii & F ntftds O Oarof~ CD TIM fllnbtones m lflldlrte AiMntm ,, $ ~.., ' Gt111th ~ TlllMmt Tu1l4o . fil) Mister Race" ( 21 t ) Town Hiii Mtttina u Sina Your P11ise to Him 8:00 D Belief D Papeye & Fnends ~ J1mmr S1r1uart Show e Stir Tttl Clrtoom D Rn. Leroy lenl111s IQ n JtflJ Falwell CD Wonder1ma Q) REX HUMBARD IN * LAKELAND, FLORIDA Q) Rea Humbard ( 1T 3 ) Holli of Powt1 231 t lns.1hl m Sesame Slrtel ( 29 t ) D1y of Dlscovtry ,. Who ts "'' lltiailbof -8:30- D Why IM Games D That's Cit ' e Jtrry Barnard ·o 'l3 lf II fs Wntten e ~Y of Dlscomy D Mttlina nme at Catvar, ( 1 T 3 ) Jerry hhlell ( ~ e ) Ru Hum~rd @L') Rtv. Roeer Decuir 3t He11ld of T f'Vlll 9:00 U Fu Ovt ~ lluts D Sertnd111rtr t m llt1 Humbard U Camtivs Profile: YltWpOlnt on IMntlOll D ji e ( Oul •oberts 1 o It Is Wnttn Q) ""''""' Al 2f lltUSK and the ~en Word m Dom111eo A 0om1n10 3t llllOW Your Bible Tony lo BL.n<o porlr•ys les~ Gifford, • rodeo ch•mplon who ,uff..n •n 1<cidenl Ch.It ch•nges hi1 life, •nd Will O•rfow McMill•n pl•y' his ,on, (th•n, in ''Goldenrod," The CIS Wedne~•y MO\lle •I Cff'M. EVERY ACTOR HAS A SECOND LIFE He\ bN•n <1n adw,or to Pont111' Pildte. a ~iciltan Mafto~o . .ind d hard hJt c onstru<lmn worker, and now he'.-. d rodn1 rid1•r II" n.im<' " ron)' lo B1anc o and heporlrdv' thP rocfro c hc1mp1nn in 'C,11ld€'nrod." two hour CBS WpdnP..,rlay 1ght Mnvw at llPM , •. -9:30- 0 Marlo & Ille Mf&IC M1<h1n1 D Ac11cult111e USA u DilllensloftJ Cl ( fr '~ ) hce lllt ll1bon D The ll1n1 ts Col!l1n1 T~ Spectrum Q) A Better l.Jle Il _J lltds From C.U .tll .26 lln. Leroy Jtnl1n1 { ll• J )Ji111111y Swau1rt Sllow )t Jobhne 10:00 D Odyssey D t Hour of Powtr U Oonuneo I lnttrnallOOal Hour D Hmld of Truth 1}1 Pubhc Pulse Q)~ HCMlr ( 11 3 ) Ci11tm1 Sewentttn .J.1 Ci 1 Focus on EntrlY 121 Slinday Ctleb11tion m Sesame Strffl ((Zj) 1] 1) Louis Paul Leh111.1n m lnsiahl 39 San Oteeo lns11le Out -10:30- D Today's Reh&IOll D This Is the life U (iltJ 8 ) Junior Almost Any· ttiina Gots D Fury M Ptrse>e<tM m t,,tv,,, C111 ,., 'lJ t See the USA e> Futbol Soc:cer ID Human Duntnsaon n lla'-al Soc:cer Lucue 11:00 D Morie: tC wAbout fau" (mus1 52 -Gordon MacRae Edd" Bmken D Clmstoplier c:ios.-Up D Anaels ll1stball Ca1tforn1a Aneelsal Toronto Blue Jays re' fij111111: Window to lllt South U ( 11 Ci..l) Adventuru ol 6ill11111 ( e llllcme: :C-, Mllllltt" (com) 65- Pany Duke Jim Backus O REX HUMBARD IN * lAKElAND, FLORIDA O lluHumbard 10 Mttt !lit Press (D Mo"e: "hnneuee Johnson" (dra) 43 Van Heflin, Ruth Hussey Lionel Barrymore Q) Church 1n ltle Home tl S l 1111111 of Ille ~mt i.2t Fim Baptist Chu1ch fill Electric CM111nr m Hour of Power -11:30- D On C1111pus l 6 J An's Sports 0 {12i) (j)) Anim1b, Animals 10 llame ot the G1me (rlTI (~ 1) Soul Tram fil) Rebop AFTERNOON 12:00 D Tllii und Richard Kiley narrates a rehe1ous documentar, eum1mne Ame11ca s use and abust of its most valuable resource -the land l lilldy's l.ool U { }t f ) lswe:s Ind Almrtl$ 0 ll1ho111I Soc.ctr The 1977 NOlth Amertcan Soccer Leaeue live covmet ol lht New York Cosmos n the Tampa Bay Rowdies An dtlor t' d nl'Ulrctl hut11Jn lw1nK wllh many d\Pnue<. '"Y' l n B1c1n1 o I ft· rnuq 1Pach down 1ns1dt> h" be1nK ..incl ht•c C•nH' .i-. n.11..t'd d~ he can then ltnd thing<> lo t111n him inlo rlw ( hJrdl !Pr hC' ,.., to become I rc>ally do lwl11•\I' in trc1mto1m<1t1on-I musl ~lip into lhl· bod'y !II 'onw ol ht•r hum.in bring .rnd become wh<H'Vl'r h1• I' <\n Mtor ol ~ri'.Jt wr .... 1111111 lo B1an< o tonvmced th!.' prodw 1•r, ol ' rtw I ton1•y111<ion !\tiler~." edrly in hr~ rc1r£•er. thJI hf' wJ' rt'<1lly '>p,rn1~h-cnmrlPle with l11of..1•1' [nglr'>h r or ColdPnrod · h<' h,1d In twc nnw ,1 mdt•o cham· pion "lh1• lhdrdclt'r "<l l'1-p1c,ll rocfl'CJ cmu11 per· lornwr in Wl•,ll•rn ( JnJdd in 1 he 1Y50\,' lo Bianco not~"· l\,r• br•('n on J horw b1•1ort•. bul rertamly not 1r1 c1 mdPn 11hg I \\<Jnlrd to do d'> much ol the ~tunt worl... J\ I could but th<'r(• Jr!' lim11' You c,hould h.iv<.• sc>en thl' rt•al rodeo riders in Albt'rtcl C.inc1d.i "'hc•w ""'l' ldm('d Most of them have 1wrm.inen1 ''a" c1nc1 l11u1<.e,, and they hc1ve dll worn a 'a't on onr limb or anothl'r 'iome11mec, I would "' in !hi' c hutc• wa11mg to l'nlPr th<' t1nR Jnd I would h.ivr ii grrat desire to rrde lhJl hron( o ri~hl un 11111 Rut wh.il you'll 'ee on your lwnw 'c rc•<•n " vNy c li>vl'r c•d1t mg I did get a rather doul(" bed'>t to r<'at up in lront of the camera, but in 1h1• pmce'"· I t1lmm1 fc•ll out of lhc> s,1ddle " A pa1mtakin1-t · ""'ml..ah11l1c" t~ how Tony dP~cribes h1rn,<'lf , .ind probJhly P><pl.i11" why hp .ilmo~I hanged h1m'l('lf m th£' film "I h1• <,lunt m.in who WJ<. 'llflJIO'l1d to do c1 <.cene m a b.irn. whNl' I t limb up <1nd put a noo~e around my netk. fell and brokr• ht~ tlnkl1• ~o to ~p£>ed thing.-. up, I c1Pm.incfpcf tht>y ler mt' do ti ThP f'ncf result 1s very r<•.il"lrc. Jnd I sutfprf'd mild ropt• burns as proof of my elforl,, 11 '.ill in a clay·~ wurf.. .. 0> F11th for Tod11 (21) VOICe of ~1ncullure fD G111t Pertoriuncu Hard l1m's (R) €0 Cmem1 36 -12:30- D ( 1T 3 ) • llBA Cll1mpo0n illlp Tiit Porlland lra1lbl1ms 11 Pll1ladtlph1a lbtrs 6 Weehnd U (12t f ) lt DtrKhons 0> V1ttor, 1t Su U I ~ Jolln WaJn' Thuter 1i U.S h rm Report 1:00 U S.turclaJ O Movie. C "!hflhsh" !dO•) ~6 John Bromheld Lon Chanty U Movit: "The 8.tsllful [ltpll1nt" (adv ) &2 Molly Mdd H~lrnul Schmid Ila• f 1scher Buddy Baer 10 1977 lncl11napol1s 500 fe$11u l Parade m Sim SllUcl Open 7nd r11u11d µI~) m lh1s SIOO 000 golt tnu•nam,nl m Bowery Boys l6 Three f'auporb lo Adventure ID Key to the Un1verst (II) ( 2t e ) Comedy Clustu m Round Cero1£n £1 Mundo )9 MoW1e c "Rmn1 81ood" tJr~I '>4 8111 -,..,11,0,.., , ,, I' 1, -1.30- • Ctt Sm111 26 ford '111lpot 6 8onanu OP1o h11 (i)hr1111 2:00 H h1th for foct1r ( 29 8 I T tnnti, herybody's ~m, Cl Sitmptt en Dol!lU1&0 -2:30- D Meet the l'rtu 0 Monster lt1lly U ( ~ 8 ) )9 AmtrtUn $port$ nun 0 Movie lowr11t y l11to fur" ldd• 1 I Jr 1n fr• 11 1~0~ f.iitT•~ '3 Cl !his lJnd 2t Come Wilk the Wotld 3 :00 D I 11 l ) • IRfernaho1111 ~llf!i CMPthhon .. Al OM With 6 Wt14 Wild Wnl 10 .,._,. C "Tiit l'1cto11 That Took IMt" lrom1 t.' (;h4ilton Htslon ll\ol i.i.,t1ntll CD MIUIOll 1111,_,,Mc Cl) llln 1e. "Dt•t11t11 IJ" 1111111 64 W1ll14m c.mpl>tll 2t J1111111r S••wtt fD .... C* "etli II llmn -3:30- • ( 2t • ' ,, "" 14 hml1 IJIUI Ttua Clauac ''''u"d •S • doublo matcll t.rlwrtn lhr Nasltst and lll•rl1n1 N•wr•l1lou v\ Rnd l aYPJ ind V•r11n11 Wadr tl e Yoite of Acmlllt11rt 2ll ~teiOID TOlm Hall m """a11 m Le11A1t'" UJdat• 4:00 8 fact Ille ll1bon .. ,,0 ,.,. &'I Vllf•I' to t11t lottom o1 Ille Sa tt J Uttll l1sab Ct.1 St1t Trll a ....,.: \C I ''Wflll'a tlM Matter "illl Halen" (drl) /I Oebbtt lleyn~Cls. Slltlltv W1n1tts m Mowle. C "The 81rklers of BrHdwaJ" (mus) 49 G1ngtr l!oeers rr~d k.1.111e O!>ur levanl B1ll1t 8ut~e fD r111 Shue Gosptl lblr al t M"t the l'ress 2' WOf1d of S41mnl ID Wall Strett Wet• m Amer1t1n Anclcr -4:30- D llewlmahll ( tT 3 ) The ft111trman 13 t [duullOll at Work 2t SllerW 1to1111es Tlleltre Q;)Wo!ld l'rm m Wiid lbt1&dom 5:00 0 Star Tr'k e Mom: C "le111tor1 of Othtn" (doc) U Grut AdYCnture e Tiie f'BI 1Q News a) Mowre: ''Thunder in the Ust" 1-~11 ~>l Alan I ddd Deborah Keu ( 1 1 3 ) CtlellfllJ 8owl1n1 fD r\mertun Israel lewlsll Hour 2l 6 Concern ID Soccer f A. Cwp f1n1I Compel! Ir r1 101 lh• lnotball AssoC•dl1un ' nJll•n~f l 11p lrom Wrmblty Sta 1 .. rm "' l Mdl\n bel•etn Manchnter Un1ltd ,ind I llfftpool ( 29 8 ) Ch.lmp!Ollshtp f1sh1n1 €0 Mfft the Prtu lt Bm• Ille Sin• -5:30- D n e (011ews 10 lrOllSldt I 11 3 ) Wllbllf n Brotlle t1 I 2t e ) All's S,ortJ 3t Ctlel>rtty SwffpstJ•H EVENING 6:00 D 0 • Newi D Tllan YI 0 Mow1t C (Zhr) "M1rco' 1n1u\) I 3 Orn A1ndl Jt leru M1,s1el 1iJ Al'ltlNI Wotld m Mme: (2hr) "Olt111tr ti C1&hl" fcom) 3J lohn Barrymorr l 1onel B~rtynwe lean ttarlow w~llace Bm) Manr D1tssle1 B1ll1e Burke Mada~ fun\ f'h1ll1p\ Holm's ( 17 :I ) Rutll Gelm1n l'toplt Sbow f» UFO 011.tpolOft 1J I lron»dt H S,.Ct I"' ( 2t • ) bl\ '° "" Ma"''" mo111111 )t m,ooo l"ytam!CI -6:30- 0 ( 11 ) ) • Jt """ D Ctitbnty S•~akes U "*td tf Ad"lllwre 0 WDl'ld ot Ille St• f 0 TIM Mlrol4 llprtu fl) f1tarr llo S.U. ( 2f I I I) Jmnilt Otf1nquency 7:00 0 ('17 ( 3 ) I Tiit Yur 1200 11 u •> 11oi m •1c1 •f Dis- "" !he L11tle Shepl"rd Doa of Cm11111 A ch1mo1on Shetland shPepdog becomes stranded on Ca11 l111a Ii.land oft the Southern Calilor "'i coast In this animal 1dventure th, little shell~ narrawly escape) 1n1ury in an encount~r with a herd of buttalo saves baby chicks from a ralllf:1t11ke •lltck and rescues an ~ab1an stallion fll~t 1s prem1ously Ptrched on chits o Wild ll1n1dom 0 ( ~ t ) U Nucr Drew/ Hardy Boys T lie Myst er1 111 1 llt Hauntpd Houit When lhr ltardy boy\ i.ee 1 ... 0 men lollnw1n1 tht11 IJlht• tner follow the s1tan2t•S and a•t ltd on d \u\pen\ttul adrenturP invol•mi d haunltd llou\t and an er11e ei.capadr 1n a rtmtltl} 0 llew T ruswrt Hunt m S.OC111pllJ ol .lollft f lltt1ned1 m Ja~nese uncuact "'°'''"'' a Someth1n1 Special ID The StnllSS f1mtlJ (R) fD Ailn Har Mu -7:30- 0 Andy W1lhams Sllow 0 Mow11: C (90) "Union Sta hon" I 111ys I ~O Wilham Hulden Ba rry frttKt•ald Ndnt1 Ohen Jdn S1trl1ng 8 :00 0 ('17 l ) e Rhocla IRl Rhoda labels her hrsl oalt wllh he1 sepa rated hu~band as a weird ''P'"~nce U 23 U 10 €0 llBC $u11d.ty Mysterr-R1cl11e 8rodelm1n: The Missina 24 Hours Dennis Dugan \lars as R1(h1e Biot~flman ntoph~I, p11 vate del.cllvt h11ed by •n amoe\1M ($u1anne Pitsh'll'l "'hu btll~w~· lllal she ·~ beini lh1111ened bv a pau ot un~wory characters Rrchir le.irn that her 1ma&•ntd trouble~ drr dll lor ital Norman fell W1lhdm W111dori uo,d Bochnr1 and Sharon Cit~\ co star 0 Woncftrful W«ld of Macic 11 l'eter M1rsllall VarttlJ Show U ( 29 e ) 1t S11 M~llon S Man !Rl foes ol Hell Stevr s call~O in .. hen a 1oc1I she11lt 4nJ • 1. nl"". man sabo1aee an 1ml)01tan1 ,,p,r1 mental 011 d11ll1n2 test sit, Kp11 Swofford He4thei Mrnn 1"'1 Chines A1dma" &uest m Movtt· (Zhr) "A h nk at 01fo1d" !com) 38 Rohr11 I Aylor I 1(111tl Ba11ymo1e Mau1ten 0 ~ull""" Q) ~m Yorty Show H Public Affairs ID f'revrn and lhe 1'1ttsbur1h -8:30- D ( t 1 J ) e Phrths Phyllis w11le\ htt f11~1 ~pPeth l~r lier bos' bul is completely 11 ~ los~ for words when her daughlei asks for t)lllh ronlrnl adv1(e U Christ11n love renews * Thai refu1ees' tamp. "Come Walk The World" host, Stan Mooneyham. 0 Come Walk tht World 9 :00 D ( 17 3 ) I Switch (II) Pett ind M~' must unravtl lhe plot alter a div: 1otkey s o wife and a fuend are killed 1n a mysle11ous 1ct1drnt Ill l>f•I Rollerts Wottd Tum Ten11it U (1291 • ) ilf l"lltlftll)Ohl ·soo· b cfu)lwt cowtraee of thrs famous auto llltt Repo11me the ac ltnn arr Jtm McKay Ch11s Schenkel former world d11wrne champion Jackie St,wa1t Bill rtemmrne and Chns Cconoma~t 0 Or. W1lkmon 0) REX HUMBARD IN * LAKELAND, FLORIDA 0) 1111 H11111b1rd l2fl Tiit 011t WtJ fD Masttrpleu Thutre-l'oldark (I hr) Sensule I hat somtlh1n1 is ••one between r ranm and [lit abeth. Ross as~s [hJabeth to leave her husband and marty him -9:30- u al • I 10 m llBC SundaJ Mr1terr-8tnt11 l 811ner: w Ve1u Undtrconr Benoy llowalsk1 and Barney lu~com (lt11y t11ser anl) Tim lhOmtrwn) su,penoeo ln Vecas undercnvet policemen .001k1na as a s1ne•ne duo u,e lheu confl(ts dmon1 tnl,,t41ne1~ on tnt s111p 10 1,asn th~ whereabouts ot d m1ss1n1 b•& flme son2e1 (Did. Gaufle1) ind lne rusoni. bell1nd his d1s1p pta1ance lack Cass1dr lane Seymour Huah 0 B11an Pat Har r1ne1on and Jack Colvin co star O The •inc ts Com1nc 0 COD EXISTSr CHRIST * RESURRECTEDr BY A. .. WURMBRAND Victim Ot Communist P11sons 0 Vo1<1 of Ille M11tyrs 10:00 D ( 17 I 3 ') e Delwecch10 (RI Dtlvecchro lay'. h1~ CMttt on tht line when ne dPl14nlly permfs 1n 111vP~li eal1ng lhp dll~iedly drtldPnfal death ol • voune m~n di 1111 l111m• uf an inllu,ntial •~l11•d \hrnlt 0 Da, Of D1KOYUJ O Garner Ted Arm,1ronc Q) Gospel Hour m m lltws '6 Jerry fatweu ID Non n~ fon~u~\ ol Man 110 -10:30- 0 J1mmr Sw1u1rt Show 0 The Prolt<1on 11:00 U 0 10 ( 11 3 ) m News 0 Pa<cetters 6 The Pll Club m The Adventurer. m Movtt (2hr) "A Yan~ 11 Otford" t<om I 38 Robtrt I 1ylor l 1onel 8a11ymore Mau1etn 0 Sullivan V1V1en I Piih 0> HoneJmoonen 23 • t 1 Adam-12 2f l'ublk fl'olicy forum m Acronsl1 .ti ur1• ( ~ le i) And1 William• Show m Jimmy Swarcart Show -11:30- D Sund•r SPorh f1n1l1Mowie: rC1 "The Chalk 611de11" (dra) 64 Deborah Kerr Hayley Mills Jolln Mills U (23 $' 110 €0 Mo•it . IC "The l'arty" PP I er S'lltrs Claudine Lon&el 0 The 700 Ctult 0 Mo-fie. "The l'awnbrohr" (dra) 65 Rod Steiger GerJld1ne f1t1aer110 81oc~ Ptte•s Jaime Sancher fhelmJ Oliver lu1no Hei nandt1 Q) MuSlt Hall Amtr1t1 ( 171 ~ ) JKk Jof'les 111 Co!Kert )t Movie: C 1 "View Fro111 l"omper's He.d" (dra) ~~ R1,h1rel Cgan Oana Wvnter -11:45-u (ilt 11 •) l'tter M1rsluH Show 12:00 t Te1t1>41tw -1:30- U M One Wltti ... -1:55- fJ Movie: (C) "Mohawr • (•ts) ·~6 Rita Cam. Scott Brady, Newrlle 81and, Lon Nelwn led De Coma, Vera Vagur Rhys W1lhams Page7 HAL HOLBROOK: AT HOME IN 'OUR TOWN' Hal Holbrook is no 11r1ngar 10 "Our Town." "I'm trying 10 r11111mbar whtlhar my fint ecquain11nc1 with the play w11 when I w11 in it." ht ramifti1c1d . "Thal w11 during my coll ... d1y1. llack ill Ohio, in summer a tock. I pl1y1d Prof. Willard ud JD1 StDddard, the und1rt1kar ."A pair of prof11ajonel acton c1m1 and pl1y1d the St111 Managar end Emily. Holbrook r.,Of11d. "I remember the man, John Sw111. H1 w11 so lovely wilh us kids. A 1111 person. Nol like an 1c1or 11 all. Minar of feel. he later left the th11t11 and b1c1m1 • teacher. I u11d to '" hi11 and his wife aftar that. But I hann't dont tht play, or Hiii it, mCI tht11." Now Holbrook him111f 1tar1 11 th• Stage M111111r in Thorton Wildar'a "Our Town." 1 Bell Sy1t1m pr111nt1tion on NBC, Monday 11 9PM. Holbrook con1id11a the play. Ht in th• small New Englud town of Grovar's Comara, 111 tribut1 to the 1impl1, b11ic human valu11 found in American life 11 its beat. "I identity 1 gr11t d11I with this pky 1inc1 I was brought up in 1 little town like Grovar'• Cornen. My family c1ma onr around 1634 and Httltd in M1111chu11ns. When I was 12 w1 moved to Cleveland. But I still hid• heavy New England accent and talked pretty much th• way they do in Growar'a Corners." .._.IMk ii n nid stllffttt 1f 1cc1nta. Ha weal inlo ltla bactweed• ta reuardl th 1cc1111 tor Abraham Lincoln when he st•rlll ill tlM IWI"·'"""'"' "Sandburg'• l111coln" 11rlea for NBC TV "Yo• hardty hear accet1t1 anymore," ht rdtctd regretfully. "I ctuM it'a 11h1n11 Wt acttfl ttt '"''"*tfttd ilt Hollywood or New Y•k -4 ._.t get Mt iA tht c.-try •Y more. "Wt loat track. WI .... C11ftMCtietl with die ,..,.. wt .,. H,,OIM , .... P9'111yiltg. TM ecetwt• 111 1til tt.1 and they "' very colorfvl It'• a p6t .. u11 wltt• we hnt 111 o,portvnity to bring that wonderful c.-""' c.tmaion .. Helbrook hM 110 trodla ttttlllt beck Into hie New En9l1nd ecclltt for Ill• "011r TOWll" ,.rlonntnct The 'lay 1p11kl to him, _.. ,...1111y fer lriM. "h 11y1 HMttlllng ,,.c111 to ma. It'• ptolllMy llttn 30 YHfl 1itlc1 I r11d th1 play. But I think it 11ya MMtthillt tf tuch tre1111ndou1 ilftportanca th1t It 11 Han more llMM111 today than wh1n it w11 orip1lly written." wtlat do11 th1 play 11y7 "Al lont H we're on thla Earttl, WI ""9ht 11 -it llve IH1, tn.ly llvt h. btctu1t lt'1 all my ahort, ¥try ltttiag. l.Hl 1111ch •"'-r. talk to aach other. •11i-y Heh other-'*"''' it'• lllty 94"119 to ~. for ;..at H lont." ,..,.. MONDAY UY 30 For mornin1 and aftttllOOll 11St1np, pluse set DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, !Of your C01Wt1111en<t, are tllt 4'y's movies. Di\ YT1 lllE lllOVI ES 9:00 O "lt11ht Pn111e" (wes) 57-James Sttwart Audie Mur phy 9:30 e "Wne lsllnd" (dra) 41 Brian Donlevy, Rober1 Preston 10:00 ® "South SH Woman" (adv) 53-Burl Lancaster Virgin1<1 Mayo, Chuch Connors 11:00 e CC) "llorthnst Mounted Police" (adv) 40-Gary C.OOper O (CJ "lltlwffn Huwen ind Hell" (dra) '56-Robert Waaner W ttJ ufrenchit" (dra) ·~1 - Shelley Winters. Joel McCrea 12:00 m "Eltr111lly YOIHS" (com) '39-Lorella Vouna. Drnd Niven, Hugh Herber1 12:30 W ct) "Hercules, 5'111S011 I Ulysses" (adv) '65 Richard Lloyd KirlP. Moms 1:00 e "The Desert bis" (dra) SJ-Richard Burton Jame~ Mason CB C "111 Lott and War" (dra) 58-Robert Wagner Dana Wynter Jeff Hunter 2:00 D C "Call lilt Bwua" (com) 63 Bob Hope 3.00 l~ ~ "Solntwhert l'U find You" (dra) 43 Clari.. Gable 3:30 D .t., "Quara11tintd'' (dra) 70-John Dehner. Gary Collins EVENING 6:00 fJ CIJ (@ ) ....., o ill! cm m ""' 0 '3)Sbr Trt\ ()) Gonitr Pyle B ((21) CJ)) llews CiJG~t m Partrid1e family m Adim-12 I ID [lectrk Company ED OutNtk Series (JJJ ABC Monday lli1ht Baseball Conl'd lrom !> 30 -6:30- fJ MGM: (CJ (90) ''Thi 0.rt Fo1" (dra) 51 -James Mason m AndJ liriffitll GI Men Griffitl 511119 (@ (})) My Thrtt Sons fDloom ((31 ) lftrtdMd 7:00 o D 8 ())mm""" u U.11 C1all MyThfttS. lo Ttl lht lrvth D Coricentratloll m I lM l»cy m TM f'll ((ll') CJ)) Family Alfllr fa Actioll Df'llM aw, ""'1th Ct ltbdltll-1..etutr Rtp«t <a rn> "•rtrldc• '•"''" -7:30-u Art You or Ar111't You! A male thauv1nist list ol celeb11ty panelists, as home viewers also play •k>nl Jo Anne WOiiey hosla this S1>te••l 11me !lhow TV WEEK. MAY 79. 19n O Lowe Amerfun Style (I) The Odcl Couple D let's MMe A 0...1 ltlfM Tlut Tune O Tiit Joltr's W'~d I~ Price Is Rlailt m ((8) Cl!) Brady Bundi (@ ) &as,.1 Sift&rftt Julltlet f» Oumatk S.ries asi l Wild Wof1cl DI A111nuls a Ho&an's Htrots fD tunnel 21 TOllllht m Friends of Ill.I• 8:00 fJ ((}J 1} 1) ..I) The Jellerso11s (R) Ceor1e s embarrassment at never llav1na f1nrshed h1fh scllool betom!S a llum1lr111na e1perince D <HJ ({) ®I m little House on tht Prairie When Laura lh1nks she has seen Mr Ol~n krll his wile and no one will believe her she gels her l11end Cart to help find proof g lllowie: (2hr) "Road to ltio" (com) '47-Bob Hope. Bing Crosby CU Movie: cc:J "A letter to Three W'rves" (dra) '49-Kirk Douelas D ((21! Cl)) ABC Moftd11 ComtdJ Special "Slick Around" A young cou pie rn lhe year 2055 rs laced wrth lhal perennral problem ' Whal do .,ou do when your robot rans down'" O Morie: CC' (2hr) Mlut Ride to Suta Cruz" (adv) 61 -[dmu~d Purdom Manon C.OOk m $25,000 l')rmid CE All Tlut Glitters Bert la1ls at computer dahnc but frnds a more lamrhu person to talk with m Oeacles of OtciMDn 'Cr1 RIOf' I.HI "C) (2hr) "Tiie Salzlllrr Con· nedioll" (dra) 72-Barry Ne•man 0> Prtn11tr GI lllo•ie: lC:J "Cltop1tra" (dra) 63 -8:30- fJ (<J1l (})) ClJ PILOT: Eddie 1114 Herbert A comedy about the frrend slnp of two blut collar workers and therr wrves Eddie 1s pompous aM oprn1onated His best lrrend and co wotker. Herbert. 1s a narve lollower who worships Eddie and usually eets rnlo trouble because of 11 Jeffrey Tambor, James Cromwell, Marilyn Meyer and Candy Azzara star D ((21) CJ)) AIC's lilonday lliaht 8.asellaN Teams lo be announced m Cfosa·Wits O> Plfl'Y Mason 9:00 fJ (Clll (3)) ()) Ml114t (R) Par1 I Walter's womes over a business loan rurn his vacation. and lhen he recieves $0me 1nlorm1t1on that may IUIO his Irle 8 Bell Spttm SPECIAL • Thorton Wildtr's "OUR TOWN" with H1I Holbrook D 0 CJ) (IQ) llD ltll Systu1 Pr•lltltloll: Our r... The new lelors1on produtlron of Thornton Wilder's 1938 Pulrlzer Pnze·w1nn1na Ameriun classic about 11 years of lift 1n Grover's Corners, New Hampshire Members of the Gibbs end Webb tamrlies eiperience births and birthdays, love, marrra1e. srn, middle 11e and death, all woven toaelher rnto 1 mov1n1 afflrmehon ol hie by the Staae Man11er (Hal Holbrook) Slamna are Ned Beatty, Barbara Bel Geddes, Robby Benson, Ronny Co1. Glynnis O'Connor and Sada Thompson John Houseman rs 51>eC11t 1uest CD Mtll Griffin Show ff) Suiko-Otn EE) The '•ll1se11 F eetrn& coprom1sed by lheu nyornhcal social Ille Ptanla&enel tells Glencora he ha~ had enoueh ol her eatravatanl enlertainmt Discover ing that Gtencora has contra1y lo h•s wishes encoura&ed l01>e1 1n lht tltchon Plantagenet announces publicly that no candidate has his 'upport When lope1 lose\ the etec hon he demands comoen!Mlhon lrom lht Palliser\ -9:30-u ( 1-z ~ ) 9 All's fur <llJ Charley 11ves Richard lht sh0<~ ol his Ille #hen she announce\ she nas 1ust &Olten mamed OJ Mod Squad 10:00 D MI' "11) 8 Sonny and Chu (R) An t•tra htlp1ne ot mu~•c aod a spool of a chatty new~casl are featured with euests Gltn Campbell Don Knotts and r arr ah r d""tell Marors OGll"' t Wild Wild Wtst X lhrcus Welby, M.D ED TIMI Alt of Unctr1'1nty 1R1 lht Manners and i.lorah vi lf•~h C.p1tahsm ED El Sien Anuclo -10:30- CD OJ ED lll'ln 11:00 fJ • l 1t lll'ln o 121 1: 10 m ll4'ln U (lf, ti ) lift AmerlUll Stylt J ~ All 1\11 &litters D f"tn111 lllM CD Miry 1Urt111u, Mary H11t111an a>n.tHoM,_, (.IT ~ ) Tiit bncll Show m lllack Jtur11al m Oranutrc S.11.i -11:30- D < rr t > 1 cas ut• e.o. ... 119tak Wall Slrrtt Cun\l1nee1 Cool Millllll Th~ Abdutl1on 111 BayMd S.rnes' ocn11 u 101 m~ ~ 'l Did V111 Oytt •(QI! .J ) U SllMb of S.n fr-*tlTOlll.I ... Mtll'MIWS m Set. lillo !JI 10o QM fl) Ulilt ,..,. ....... IJ)"'9s/M.N 12:00 • fWlltpt lOM tll Mnit. C 'Opu1hon Cress (Jicte1" t•d•l &9 R1Cha10 Contr llofy C11houn Alli 111n1 Pl111 Brown CD~ ME,. In Ille lllalll" (drll ·•2 (d•••d AIMld Ann Hatd•ne Oonn1 llud Rostmary OrC1mp Stephtn MtH1lly l!ec1nald Denny G) """' "CIWllt 1t1 lilt Streets" (dra) ~6 Jahn Cuuwrt" Sil M111eo m •• Jourv1 -12:30- 8'"9 A.try 1:00 a o ® r.....,,.., -3:00- • lllHit: {CJ "Tiit ltHtltH ""'4" (wts) '57-Scoll Br1dy, Anne Banctolt. Jay C fhppen, hm Davis, Scott Manowe -· TUESDAY MAY 31 for monuna and afternoon list1np. pluu $U DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 8elow, for your C011Ye111t1Ke, are tlle dlJ'S ,_IH. OAmME MOVIES 9:30 0 t "Carnaby M.O." <com> 67 J•mes llobtrtson Justice leshr Ph1ll1ps 10:00 "Tiie Mlldlall" (dia) SI Alec Guinness. Irene Dunne Andre .. Ra) 11:00 O "The Eull'' <com) 4/ Claudette Colberl Fred Mc1c Mu11ay 12:00 CD "Altair 1n Tnntdad" (dra) ~2 Glenn fo1d R1la Hay,.01lh. Ateunder Scourby, ro11n Jhalcher. Vale11e Bettis 1:00 U "The Phantom Planet" (SCI f1) '6? Oun frr.deuch Coler.n Grav 12t1 "I Conlus" (d1a) ·s3 Monl&omery Ct11t. Anne Bailer. Karl Malden 2:00 O C "Where It's At" (dra) 69 David lanssen Rosemary forsyth Rober1 Duvas J·OO 10 C "Susan and Cod" trom) 40 loan Crawford f rrd11l March l.30 0 c "foreian uchan1e" •~d•J 10 Robert Horton Sebdshan Cabot Jill St lohn EVENING 6 :00 D (tr 3 ) e NBA Cll.tmploll ship Game No S o u1 • 10 m llews U ~Star Tre• ~ Gomer Pyle U (.ig a ) lltws 11J GunSl!de m ODdaer Bneb.11 Cont1nu,d from 5 lOPM Los Angeles Dodger~ v' llouslon AstrGs U> Ad•m·l2 till [ltctnc Company m Dramatic Series ·u ..... OcM111as -6:30- 6 Andy Gnfhth 10 lltrv 6rrtl1n Show f.D Ztolll (ilf1 • ) lewttclled «Ia Town Tait 7:00 DB i.ta 6l EDmllewi U I.An Club f Mf TllrM Softs D CeMtfttratiOll Ill The Fil Pl) AIMrita/lsrHI Jewish Hour ~ AMy Crltfltll till Madleil-lellrtt ltepon (Ill If ) The P1rtrld11 Family '>f Ctot>Witl -7:30- Uc.IW C.Wa e 1-. AIMriun Style I.I) Tiit Odd Cowple e eta> llll lfl llD Holl1wood .,., Cl Tiit Jolttt't Wiid !111 Mat•n'1"""' St Cllaftllll ZI Tonlpl (ml[()) Tiit Indy lllnch i:ft1 l.ilri Qub - 8:00 D 231 !J I •10 m BH Bu Black Slteep (Rl !he War 811 Wamor Pappy balks when • movie idol pilot (James Da11enl is stfll to 1tplace him on a combat m1s.~1on 10 bolste1 hometront morale O Mov1t: c (2hr) "Band1do" (wesl S6-Rob'11 Mitchum Ursul~ ,,,,,~ $ Mcwtt: C (2hr) "Slood and S.114" (dra) 41 Tvrone Power R11a Haywoith 0 (~ 8 ) 39 Happy Oays !Rl A Shot in thr Oa1k Richie 11nu ptctedly becomes a hero when he substitutes 101 an on1ured bas~etball playei and then laces the pr~pert of b~mg e•pecled lo lead his team to lhe champ1onsh1p ( e (117 '3 ) The F1m1l7 Holvak O Movie: 'C (2h1) "God's lrttle Am" (dra) '58 Robeil Ryan, Aldo Ra) l 1na Louise. Buddy Hackell OJ All That Ctitten Chml1n~ begin\ to deal with lhe lust l 1beral~d Man dnd Bell and Clen dec111, lo 211 mlo busmess tl) News (S Movie: C (2hr) "Prudence and tht Pill" (Com) 68 Oeburah Ke11 David N1v,,1 Ed1lh [vans ED In Semh of lhe Grut Apes lloih '" lhe mountarns of cenlrat Ah1ca and dtep ... 11h1n A rain tores! ol lndon,sian Borneo lwo d,d1cattd sC1en11st study at ctosr ran~e lhr mountarn ~orilla and lhe urangutan this proRr~m <IO<um,nt\ lh''' \lodv and ottm an unuwal loo~ at the iaie apes themulves ED U Show de EduMdo II -8:30- 0 Tht Family Holq~ IR) As a Oep1esuon r.ra countrv preachtr Hotva~ (Glenn lord> wrtslles with poverty lroubleff m~mbm of hrs flor.k and an occrnonall rulless thurlh ducon while he and his gentle mannered and strong hParted wile (Juhe Ha111s) carry on the11 mosl 1mpo11an1 task of mouldm& lheu two ch1ld1 Pn lo lace lhe "'or Id beyond that area and lime lance Kerwin and Eh1abeth Cheshue co sldr 0 (~ C ll> tU lntrne and Shirley (R) "Oear future Model" When the girls ~et how the lelli1s lhp for a prelty model they enroll 1n A correspondence mod,hng ~chool lo become "'"' vou s ·· CD Cross.Wits ID Ptfry MISOll 9:00 0 I}' 91 lOl Ell) flolKt WomJn O ( tt t ) ,,. llKh Man, Poor MJn-8* I (R) Tom .lordeche s affau with the wife of ~ 1•ncland conffolled boaer leads to a s1tJal10n which lorn must leave the country 1n 01de1 to !><Ive hrs Irle Munwh1lt Rudy' crow1n11 rel1t1onsh1p with Juhe 1s lh1ulened by lhe M:hem1ng dau&hler of his boss ( t To Ttll the Truth m Mtll Griffin Show ((ll') (3.J) Mo.It: rc 1 (21\r) "The Peoplt lltrt Door" (dra) 70 [h Wallach. Julie Htr11s fl) Muska! Variety fD The Quffn's Silver Jubilee G1f1 at Cowtnt Gttdtn A celebrallon ol Queen (liubeth's 25 vur re12n 1n Enaland Thf Queen and 27 members of the royal family 11e in tlltnd1nce at this 1ala performance tn eo~enl Garden, which 1ncludu opera!" and ballet p1uent1hons -9:30- 0 Movie. c "To Alt My friends Ashore'' (dra) 71 Bill Cosby Gtorrt1 I oslei Dennis lflnes Concerns a lather wllQsr youne son h•~ t1 laldl illness t The Gont Show Q) Mod Squad 10:00 0 23 e 10 m Best of ,ohce Stoiy Dangerous Games A under <O•t• Pohcem•n PQSts as• pander tr t1s Pdll ol ., plan to break open a procuttm,nl 11ng head'd by Snake M1.Kay but lht ~1luahon is comph cated when on~ ot rhe ~iris becomes 1nltrt\ltd rn I h, olltcer James ra,,ntino I hrabtlh Ashl~• and f1~d W1thamscn sta1 O llollanu D (~ 6 l st B.trbua Witten Sped1l Ba1b,11a Walter~ condu~h at homt 1nler'f1PWS w11h Mr and Mrs Rob Hopf R1n~ Crosby and Mr and M1~ Redd Fou O O lleW$ e Celebnty Concert ~ Mareus Welby, M D ED Cl Bien Amado -10:30- CD Q) O) lletn 11:00 0 U to 39 News 0 23 6 m News O ( 29 e ) l0tt Amenun Style e 2f All That Ghttm O lronildt CD Mary Hartman, MarJ Hartman OJ The HontJlllOOMn ( t7 ) ) The hllCll Show ED Latino Comott1u111 -11:30- 0 ((11J 12 ) • e CBS l.Jte MOYie: McMillan & Wile Bu11ed Ahve" 0 0~1 f Cl ) r101 m JolwwlJ Cmon O love Amer1Un Style 16) [)\tk Van Dyke O <129 cell 30 Mom of the Week "Punch and Jndy m Mtlrontws m Srt. Bilko t2f\ 700 Club 6l) ABC btnin1 News Capuoneo tor the horin& 1mpa11ed 0) Cinema 34 12:00 D Tw1fi1ht Zdne (iJ Mo•ie: "The Inn on Utt Dartmoor" (mys) 64 Heinz Drache Paul Khn1er ln&mar ltlsberg CD World of Sum.al U) Movie· "Underworld Story" (mys) 50 Dan Duryta Gail StOlm -12:30- 0 All·llipl Show: "A M111 Called Adam," "Mystery of EdWln Drood," "81111bo the Gr.,t" CD Mot1e: C "Snaat Wilder· ness" (wes) 56 V1Clo1 Mature Guy Madison Rob~1t Prtston Anne Bancroll lames Wh11mor~ Russell Collins 1 :00 0 (211 rt } ffQl Tomorrow 2:00 U Mo.le: (Cl ''Warrlot Empress'' (adv ) '60 Kerwin Mathews. Tina Louise, Ricardo Garrone Cll Mo.It Dollblefntvre: "Rennie 11 M' Oeltln,," "China Girt" -2:30- CD Alt.lllpt Show: ''Tiie Lis Vein SlorJ," ''Women's Prlton" P1199t i I ORDER YO.URS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO OUAi.ITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------, Fill 1n this coupan cho and mail with s 1 75 to I Piiot Printing. Label Otv I Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W Bay St t Costa Mesa. Caltfornia 92626 1 I I I I I I I I Be Sure to Use Your Z1ocode I PILOT PRINTING I I I L---------------------~ P999 10 TV WEEK MAY 29, 1977 An insight into the the working hfe of a newspaper is offered weekly on NBC's Kingston Conhdent1al. which stars Raymond Burr as R B Kingston. a my high powered 1nvestigat1ve reporter Each Wednesday (10 11 PM) Kingston and his two assistants. reporters Tony Marino and Beth Kelly (played by Art Hindle and Pamela Hensley) investigate and report on a different national headline story for an organtzat1on known as the Frazier Group, a conglomerate which owns and operates 26 newspapers and dozens of radio and telev1s1on stations Burr portrays Kingston, the group's "Editor at large" and chief 1nvest1gat1ve reporter Tony and Beth are experienced reporters with proven 1ournaltshc ab1ht1es who iesearch and w11te many of lhe stories assigned by Kingston. Jessica Frillier. portrayed by Nancy Olson, rs the attractive Chairman of the Board of the Frazier Group-and Kingston's boss Ktngston Conf1dent1al was created by the show's executive producer, David Victor who produced such popular telev1s1on se11es as Or Kildare. The Man From U N C L E • Lucas Tanner and Marcus Welby, M 0 Burr's name rs known around the world as a result of hrs two previous telev1s1on se11es. Perry Mason. and Ironside Both of those shows are shll being repeated here and 1n dozens of foreign countries Born 1n Canada Burr grew up in Valle10. Caltf . and then returned to Canada where he launched his acting career at the age of 19 Now a resident of Los Angeles. Burr maintains a lovely home in Hollywood. where he indulges'h1s hobby of growing rare orchids He also has a second home on Na1tauba. an island 1n the Fr11s where he has a cat11e and copra plantalton During the depression years. when ,obs lor young actors were scarce. Burr held a va11ety ol 1obs. from working 1n a department store to serving as a deputy sheriff. ranch hand. salesman and member of the U S Forestry Service following a brief run of luck in movies. he took a 1ob teaching drama at Columbia University He appeared rn seve1 al plays 1n New Y0<k City bef()(e returnrng to Calrfornta as a teacher at the famed Pasadena Playhouse Soon back inlo movies. he has since filmed more than 90 including such classics as "A Place tn the Sun" and Hitchcock s "Rear Window ' Several seasons ago he starred 1n a television him as Pope John In 195 7. he began his nme year tenure as attorney Perry Mason which won him Emmy Awards 1n 1959 and 1960. r ollowrng a short break he then starred for eight years as TV's Ironside Why did he 1ump 11ght back into the grrnd ol weekly telev1s1on? 'It's not a Question of '1ump1ng back,'" he says "Actrng 1s what I do for a ltv1ng I'm not a workaholtc. but I like to keep busy I doubt very much 1f you'll ever hear a retirement speech from Raymond Burr." Even when he's not 1n front ol the cameras Burr 1s a very acllve man An avid reader and gourmel cook, he thoroughly en1oys his three·acre Hollywood home. and be 1w atw become a director as well as an actor · I would really hke to hm1lmy telev1s1on work to where I m free for other act1v1t1es six months of each year I have business interests to guide. and I m also interested rn several molton picture pro1ects I'd like to produce mysell but t'll always be rn telev1s1on tn some form Of another " .. IWEDNESDAY f JUNE 1 F0t "*"'"' lfld afttm00n IGtlnis. please sH OATillllE PROGRAMS. ..... fOf '°"' tOMtllitllCI, .,. tM day' I lllO¥ia. DAmlllE MOVIES 9:10 U 1lm Is My Atta11" {mys) 31 Bar1>111 Stanwycl. Rooer1 hylor 10:00 '1tJ "Guns II ~1111" (a dw J 64 -Richard AUent>otou&h 11 :00 C!J "Gtnllemu's Aaru. ment" (d!a) U Greeorv Ped Dorothy McGuire John Garl1tld 12:00 m "Tortilla Flats'" (adv) '42 -Spencer Tracy Hedy Lamarr. John Garfield 1:00 U '"Cy11m" (dra) ·33 Ronald Colman, Ka) Francis (31 .CJ "On tM RMe11" (com) '51 -0anny Kaye. Gene l1erney 2:00 G "My Darlin& Cltmen1nt" (wes) · 46 Hen1y f onda l 1nda Darnell Victor Mature l:OO ® C "Johnny ftatr'" (d11) 66 Robttl I aylor Geraldine !koo~s EVENING 8:00 0 Tal (lfT l ) 11..-i a Hi l 1~ m 11twi •<~..I) ltws U lli StJ1 Tm '1: '°""' '1ylt G '--• ID f'attridca Fllftit, O>MM-12 m Cle<tnc c-,any m DnNbcStne JI• owoas -6:30-0 DIMhl Cuts1$ include llOl>ert IOetn Ruth t:Mter Sl~pltton Mr~e hrrell and lhe Andrat Crouch 01S(rples .IJ ID Wy Griffith 13) lltN Ctltfhl Sllow ( <n> r ~ 1) My Tllr" S... fD l.Mlll (a r. ) lewltclMcl 7 :00 a • 21 Cl" fOI m m 1tws e u.r.ci.. ' My """ S-J Tt Ttl Ult Tnrth D c.ttt1tr1t• ca I l.ttlt LIKy m n.. f'll ( JT l" ) flfllily Affair fll lllrt1• LlllCNCt f'roer1111s w, Griffo m l&adleill l.*er lt,.n ( (21\ Tl) n.. "'1~.. f 1111tly ~ trt.Wlb -7:30- D m bM T1llt TUN • l.ttlt ~ Stytt Tiit 0.-. c.,.. • 111.0""" Sl2lll00 o-tioft D Tiie .Mhr's WU WM W.N If AllllMb .. (8 ClJ) lr'l4J hMh <cm rn > rw "" llM r...11try 0 (l) Celer.nty S-,ttam a ..... Oakland A's vs St1ttlt Ma11ne1' ID ClllllMI lt T•letlt OlynitM•hca 8 :00 0 (Ut (}1) I Good Timts (R) J J s debul n a lal,nt manaaer 1s a rtop when htS srn11n11 eroup walks uur on him bul he bouces bac~ with a YOCal discovery he calls 'The Creal White Hope U TO U ft_1 m Lmn1 free The sequel lo Born Free dtl11ls the lrr•ls of th1ee hon cubs 0011110 Elsa that must lorn to hve 1n the .. 1lder nts.s aher lherr rn1h•I harning as domeshcared pets in an animal com pound k1gel Davenpa11 and Susan Hampshu' star U lilo¥1t (2111) "A So!lt b Boin" (mus) 48 Danny Kaye O Mom: C (2hr) ''Toward the Un•nown" (dra) ~6 W1ll1atn Holden James Garner O (~ r, 1) )j Donny and MJrie (R) Carl Reiner Roz Kelly and Charo iUUt 0 Movie. IC 1 (2hr) "Sa<to' Van· ntti" (dra) '71 Gian Ma11a Volonle, Riccardo Cuuiolla. Cynl Cusack CD Wild World ol Anim1ls m All Thll Glitters l W srans an un*•ll1ng p1odu~er and Andrea law. up lo reality @> No.1 Linus Pauling Crusading Sc1en11sr Pduhni br1ll1ant contro wers"I and d'voled to science 1s uplC>1ed C) CNm111onsl11p Wreslhn1 -8:30- 0 ( 11 3 ) t PILOT You're Gonna Lowe It lttrt [lhel Me1man ~)tin Pendleton and Chrr) Barn') star 1n lh1s com,dy about an eslab h\hed Broad111ay star htr bath,lor son •ho is a lhtAlrKdl press aient and her 11 ytar Old grandson -.IMlse p11tnls are lempor~rrly 1n 1a1t CD CnmWrb Q) Pkry Muon 9:00 1!1 ( 1 T l ) f CBS Wedntldly ....... e (211r) "Goldenrod" (dra) 76 lony lo Bianco. Gloria wrltn. Donald Pltuntr Will Darrow Tony Lo Bianco stars as a onct succtssful rodeo champion who sustains 3 crip plrna accidenl 111 th~ 11ng. 'nd111g his w1nn1ne streak and disrupting his m1111aae rn 1h1s p~rrtpt1ve and luu(hing story I ell w1lh lhe respon s1b1lt1y ot rars1na his two young sons '"" his •1tt ctesrrl\ him lesse must ., ~valuate his hie discovering slrtnilh in hrs eldrn wn who is cnmina 1ntn 111s own youna manhood II (t2t t ) U lbrtlla (II) IJndtr the City Alter a cang ol tsoptd 1uvtn1le convicts holt up 1n •n •bandonrd pl•nl Barella 11ots rn ''' 11lk and is torcrd lo hrlp thrm Urry out • plan for esc.tpt ID Mm Gnlfl11 Sllow f.O Grtal f'trform1nus: Hard r""' Conc:luwn Louisa s marriage lo Boundetby comes lo An end. and ~r Cradr11nd lrarns lhal his son I om "rrspon"blr IOI thr robb~ry ol Boundtrby s bAnk -9:30-..,., S.-14 l4U Cfilda Bit11 Crl1da 10:00 D '2.SI m UGl III) llinpton Con· ltde11t111 "lhe Boston Sham1oc~ Wiien 1<1n2s1on rs lhrr.alen*d wrlh ~ libel su1I ht and his asS1Slanh set out to p1ove that • Boston based relrct fund run by a popular former bo1tr (frank Converse) rs really Ired 111 wrlh an llrsh terro11st 01&1n11at1on UO llews (I) I LM Lucy fJ ((211 t {'l) •)t Cllarl1t'i A111els (R) lh~ K1lltn& Kind The An&els 1nvest1aatr the murdtr ol a maaa1rne repo1te1 tn a lu•urrous hulth spa t» lmtl Todar fD Diamond Riveri A d«umenlary look al an 80 yur otd diamond pros l)fCtOI rn Northt.1Sft1n Bra11I In a trny rustic villa&e drvord of mQdern comlorls lrke eleclrrcrly Geraldo Santos da Silva h.is ~pent his hit 1>1ospet11ne tor diamonds rn the 11ver e> El Bttn Am1do -10:30-e O.C• V111 Oyh mm e>llews •8 Hoaan's Heroes @> Celebrihn& A Century 111 lht afletmalh ol our b1cen1ennral. lhe ~rogram rxa1111nes lhe IOOlh birth day celtbrat1on ol Ame11ta Retover 1ng lrom the C1v11 Wai •nd widespread economic depression the Un1led Stalts took lime lo cele brate at the 1876 Philadelphia [. pos111on lhe lrlm examines the early plaon1n~ ~•11te~ ol lht event and the rnrortot open1ne d~y ceremonies ltd by President Grant 11:00 0 D m ll News U ( 2t J ) Lo.t Amertc.aft Style {l ,.1f All That Ghtteri fJ J] I) 10 News 0 lrOftSldt m M"Y Hartn1111, Mary Hartman m The HoneylllOOllers (.lT fl) The bnch Show fD ClaSSK Thutre Pmtew Mrs Wa11en s Profession -11:30- 0 ( fr f ) (I • CBS I.ate Movie: ~ '"fort Utah" (wes) 67 John Ireland. V11g1n1a Mayo Scoll Brady U ~~I l l '10\ m JohMJ Cal10ft !l 1 Dk• Vin Oyb fJ ( 1291 1 t ) ()t The Rookies/ M~ery ol Ille Week m 11ews m set Bilko 12.l 700 Club (~I r 8 ) ABC Cvtnlnt News C1p l1on~d for lhe heann111mpaired 1 2:00 U Twllitht lone O Movtt· it "Mov1111 T111•I" (adY ) 70 Ty H41dtn M1th•el Rennrt CD Mo¥tt: "ftClll S,ot" {dla) 55 £dward G Robrnson G1naer Roaers Bmn Keith Lucy Marlo-. Q) Mo.re. '"fronlltt Gil" (wes) 4 5 Yvonne Oe~rlo Rod Cameron -12:30-0 All N11ht Show· "Pat1tr11," "Mambo,'" ''Tiie llavtn" 1:00 U 10 1' rt Tomorrow 2 :00 O Mowlt Ooubltl11t•re: "Lile bOlt," ~1n Old Cl!l(aet" ID All N1111t Show: "Tiie Cttrn1I S..," "Battle Slltions" -2:05- 0 Mo.It: (Cl "lhe Co111111ud" (wu) '54 Guy Mad"on, loan Wtldon t~mes Whrlmore 3:()0 CD Alt.lliaht Show: "lthilld th• MaM," ''Sllowdow/I at loot Hill'' THURSDAY JUNE 2 For lllOfllilll Mid atterllOOll !Glmis. plent set DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Btlow, IOI your CO!Wtnltn<e, are Ille daJ's mowres. DAmlll£ lllOVIEl 9:30 0 <C_ "Wllat ~ 11 Campo liulldtr' (dra) '67 £11t Morewmbe [rnre WGt 10:00 21' "11le Malta Story" (dra) ~ Alec Guinness ll:OO O "Mr. BUndinrs Builds His Orum House" (com) 48 Cary C11nt. Myr n1 Loy 12:00 CD "Tell It to the Jud1e" (com) '49 -Rosahnd Russell 1:00 O "11'1 A Small World" (com) 35 S~ncer Tracy 124J "Act Ont" (dra) '64- Geor&t Hamilton, Jason Robards 2:00 0 lCt "How To Succeed hi 8u$ineu Without Really T ry1n1" (mus) '67 Robert Morst 3:00 •tOl ft 1 "Ask Any Cirl" (com) 59 Sh1rlJy Mclaine 3:30 f.I C "Yum1" (wes) 6-0 Chnl Wal~e1 Barry Sullivan I EVENING 6 :00 u 0 1DJ (117 1) ) {. N~ U Ill T (ilf e m llews 0 Ut Sbr Trt• ,.J Gomer l'y1e 0 Gllnsmole m f'ar11id1e hmrlr Q)Aam-12 m tltctrk Company OJ Dm111hc Stria (Jt 1 Mi•e Douat.u -6:30- D Olnall! Guests include Blood, Swtat & I tars. Rod MG Kuen. Rose mary Clooney and Donna far110 <U m Andy Gritfith l fb\ Mtl'I Griffin SllOll' ({fll ( 3 J) Illy Three Sons mz- ('2J) l t J) Bewit'hed m TOWll hi• 7:00 uo wi<I>mm 11ews 0 Lian Club ( l My Thf• Sons r I) To Ten the Truth Ill ConcentratlOll m 1 LM lllcy Ql The"' ((JJ) ) famWy All111 fl) Cllll4rt11's Ploeram (3) Wy Gritfitll m Madltll/Lellrer Report (!211 (.( ) The P1rtrid1e family ttt 1 em.wits -7:30- 0 Golden Days of Radio u w, D Lett Allleriun Style CJ 1 Tiie Odd c..u,I• D Tilt fioft1 Shcltt Candid Canltta a The ..... ,..wild CilJ) Q]) (I) ..... ~ CD (<al (()) lfa4J lu11Ch <@ rn > TIM 11ewi Fl"" (3) a.•11 Oakland A's vs St1llle Manners m c11111Mt za TOllftllt m ,rice u ltiallt !It• Lilf1 Club Pege11 THURSDAY (Condnu.d) 8 :00 D ((fl) (])) CJ) The WlltON (R) Ohv1a Walton. mother of stven. de vtlops a powerful loncrnc lllf another baby, but lifter her doctor w11ns Im thal anothtr pieenancy would be a enve r~ to her hie, she struults to accept the truth 0 @ CJ) m Tiie Loyal 0~ Reptibhun Concrtss100al ~esman responds to various pio ~Is and proe11ms pul !onward by tht Carter admrn1S1rall011 ..... : CC) (lllr) "Lucy ;.a111nt" (rom) '55-Jane Wyman C1J lllowie: CC.J (2111) '1"5ioft at Table Rock" (wu) ~6 -R1chard [&an. Dorothy Malone • (121) Cl IJ llli Welcome Back lottef (R) The sweathoes uncover some shady ealrnes at Buchanan H1eh School when they become the school ntwSpaper's 1nvestreal1ve re porters O Mowie: lCJ (2hr) "West1111 Ulliol'' (wes) '41 -Robert Young at Natioul filocraplli< "Alaska" 8) All Bat Glitters Nancy puts the11 fnendshrp on the hne and asks Cl111strna lo help Glen cet a part 1n the movie m "°ut ,"1oounm: "Ccsellt" Tht ptoduction of ttie erut Romantic classic ballet Ofre1nates from the staee of the Metropolttan Opera Houst at ltncoln Center Hosted by Otck Cawll Gcselle 1s performed by dancers Natalra Malt.arova lllhlha1l lbryshn1 kov and Martrne Van tbmtt and tutures a backstace 1nteN1e• du11nc the 1nterm1ssion of tht two act ballet CD "-itf ._. J-.s -8:30- .. (HJ C1J (JO) m l'fLOT: Salty Mark Slade Chnt Howard Julius W Hams Nina Foch The orphaned blathers aees 21 and 11. sel out for the Flo11da Keys to lrnd wOflt. On the way they encounter an animal trasporter and his friendly mtel tieent sn hon Salty B (at) ((;) IJIJ Wllat's HIPP"· 1111 (R) Mr Three Tons" Rerun lands I JOb With a famous dance eroup bul Dwayne !tams they really want to make him the butt of fat iokes " m ,..,,, M1S011 9 :00 D ((]Ji (]_1) Cl Hawaii fot·O (R) A convicted murderer escapes p11~n and McGarrelt refers to the orieinal 1nvestreahon, 1n hopes of hnd1ne a clue to the man's present whereabouts B ((SJ (U) (11; Barney Miller (R) [vacuatron" Frsh meets hrs match rn a young eirl he picks up '°' queshonrn1 and WoJ-0 rnadvertently spreads a rumllf about an rmpendrng city drsastei CD Merv Griffin Show -9:30- .. <lll ll.1 m llBC Thursdar llicllt Mowtt: CC) (90) "bnsom for Allee: Tiie Busters" (•es) 17 Gil Gerrard Yvette Mrmreux Barnard HtJ&hes Hams Yuhn. G~vrn Mac Leod Gene Barry Robtr1 Hogan Laurie Punae Crl Gerrard and Yvette M1m1eu1 star u deputy marshals rn the Barbary Coast d1st11ct of Seattle rn the ~le 1800 s !hey are assrened lo locate the 19 year old erand dauahtei of their boss s old t11end. ltsS H1llrday U ('2:ll I) Ot fisll (R) Ne11h bors of r 15h dtcide lo adopt Victor on a trial baSIS and he 1s eatatic over hrs lfOOd fortune Of IS he 1 JQ} lllovtt: I~ l (90) "Conaratula· lioM, Ifs A Boy" (com) 71 Brll 811by Jack Albertson m 111oc1 s.,acr 10:00 D ( 1J :} (l Bar1U, lolu (R) Barnaby s youne cousrn amve~ in Los Aneeles set on nenerne the dealh ol hrs lather a vetmn ol the Chicaeo pohce force who had come lo Soulhein Calllo1nia to solve the lt.rllrng ol his partner 0 CJ llews CU I lo¥e Lucy U (f21J ct r) !U StrHh of San FranciJCO (R) 'The Thrill Killers" Part I A band of malcontents lt.1dnap an entrre 1ury and threaten lo kill all rn an attempt to gain freedom for their 1arled leaders Steve Keller puts his trfe on mortal daneer when hr encounters a young woman member of the eane Patty Ouke Astrn guesls fD Searcfl fllf tllt Nrle (Rl 0> El Bien Amado -10:30- 11 1 All That Glttten CD IE ft) News flf' Hoaan's Heroes 11:00 DU 1~ B News a tnJ 1 1 Ill m 11ews 0 (al! l ) lcwe Amencan Style ;I; a All That Clrtters 0 lfomlde CD lllary Hartman, Mary Hartman m The HolleynlOOntrs Tl/ WEEK, MAY 29 1971 (tI7) CD> Tlte bndl Shft f1l) Woman -11:30- D (<fl> > cas Ltt• Mom: (°Cl Ko11k "Knodover' lllcCloud The Colorado Cattle Captr" D tm CI> ® tm JellMJ Ca!Wll (J Did V111 Oyb u <ati > a Thursday •i111t S.-UI Not Now. NormM" An en counter three yu~ alter the11 h11h school 1r1duat10n Inds to romance. compounded by frustrat10n for Nor man and Stephanie Alan Cauldwell and P1t11c1a Hawkins l111 m•ews Cl) Set. Bil•o '8) 700 Clull fD Captiened ABC bttin1 News 12:00 U Twiltpt ZOltt ll> Mowie: ''Secret of the Black Widow" (mys) '64-0 W rrscher m Cross.Wits IE Movie: (tJ "A Very l'rivate Alf1lr" (dra) '62-Brierlle Sardot -12:30- 0 All·llipt Show: "Go West. founa Man," "Belle of tllt Nineties," "Goin' to Town" CD Mofle: "1'lle SMnP.i Story" (dra) '54 Ruth Roman 1:00 D 23l CU Cial TOMOtrow 2:00 D Movie Do.•lefutwre: "Bil Coln bo,.. "Tiie Suh ""' CD All-1111111 Sllo9: "TM hiformtt," "Ropes of SllerweM forest" -2:05- 0 lllot1e: "Wit111u t• lll11r•er" (myS) 54 Barbara Stanwyck DRESSING JOHNNY CARSON FOR FUN "Can they see the sht m the arm?" Johnny Carson queried "lhe coat won't split when I hold up the card, w1ll 1t7 How last can it be pulled off7 H's drafty m lhe back!" Carson's comments were directed toward Sharon McAvoy Nichols, wardrobe mistress for NBC's The Tonight Show He was being htted ••th a "break·away suit for a comedy black·out with The Mighty Carson Art Players "All set." Sharon wh1$9ered Carson stepped before the camera. delivered a pitch on the danaers of carrying cash (m a spoof of a certain well known commercial by a certain well·known telev1s1on cop), held up a credit card and-rn a split second-his clothes were npped off. leavm1 him 1n lus underwear and a cluftflower nose FOi the past nine yurs. Sharon has produced a vartety of costumes and specially made clothm& for sucll sketches Sometimes she has two weeks to do the iob. often as little as a day Some of the outfits are out111eous, others are h1sto11cally totrect All are for lauahs. "Joflnny will try 1nyth1n1when1t comes to comedy," Sharon said. "He'll ut still '°' any kind of clothes u Iona as 1t works tn lhe sketch " .. SucJI as General Custer (50 arrows were sewn into the costume to make 11 look as thou1h ht had been impaled), Abe Lincoln (when he took oft the eatra Iona stovepipe hat, he revealed an extra·lona head to Nlth); The Rhinestone Cowboy (Cl™>n rode a burro on staae $1n11n1 the son&), and a Jacques Cousteau.type wet suit (with a swordfisll stud in ti). Also aet-ups reminiscent of Gabby Hayes, an old vaudevillian, a Mafia don, a South American . General, Ben Franklin, Columbo, Dracula, Frankenstetn, a auru, Baby New Year, rather Time, a Viking, Robin Hood, a pirate, a WOfld War II soldier, a Martian, a shiek and a stronaman with inflatable muscles sewn into the suit. "Ont of the most unusual outfits we've ever made was a suit of lettuce," Sharon recalled. "I don't remember why it had to be real lettuce, but it was. We had to keep it 1n a refriaerator, and by the time we rot finished with it, it was awfully ripe and be11nn1n1 to smell." P•12 I FRIDAY illl ltopn's HttMS I m ((21) ())) Brady Bu11d1 ., ________ _. fD Cha11ntl 21 Teni1ht JUllE 3 F• 1110f11ina and atltfllOOll llstmp, pleas. sH DAm11c l'llOGRAllS. Below, for pout COllftllltllU, Ile tlM dat• lllllies. DAmllE MOVIES ':30 a "Tiie l'11S1e111te Thief" (com) 62-~n Gam11. Anna Maenani 10:00 a lC) "Hotel l'mdlse" (com) 66-Alec Gu1nnus Gina lollobn11da Rober! Morley Jl:OO (iJ "You Wtft Munt for Me" (mus) '48-Jeanne C111n Dan Dailey 12:00 m CC) "Count Three Ind 1'111" (dra) 'S5 Van Heflin Joanne Woodward, Phil Carey. Raymond Burr 1:00 g "Fast and Furious" (dra) '54-John Ireland. Dorothy Malone. C21J Ct) "love 111 A Goldfish Bowt" (tom) ·61 -Tommy Sands Ehzabeth MacRae. hb1an 2."0CI (iJ (CJ "T'" lJttle Indians" (mys) 47 -Charles A1navou1. Elke Sommer Ohver Reed Gert Froebe 3:00 lilll <t_J "Bachelor 1n l'ar 1 dist" (com) 61 Bob Hope Lana Turner l:.JO e ct) "TM OW Man W.O Cried ...,.. (dra) 70-[dwud G Robtnson Siim latte Percy Rodn1uts ~rt1n Balsam Diane Baker EVBNING ID wrs Club 8 :00 O ((17 (}J) Co4e It (R) lhree lofe11ners who have been ad11h for weeks 1n a small boat .,, uncon SCIOus when they wJS/l ishore on the tSJand George has the unhappy tasli ol ty1n1 up a daneerous World War II mine and Rick finds himself tn the midst of a blo0min1 romance 0 "' jJ JOI m SanfOfd and S.. CR) Aunl Esther Meets Her Son" When she learns Iha! her newly adopted son doesn t behve in God. Aunt Esther has a lit and turns the boy oul ol her home The Siinf01ds intervene to make peace g 110,.1: 1t_1 (2hr) "Circus of Horron" (hor) f>O-Anton 01fle11ng. Erika Rember& Cl J Movie: (C') (2hr) "The Chapman Report" (dra) '62-Efrem Zlmbahsl Ir Shelley Winters. Jane Fonda, Clairt Bloom Glyms Johns U ((21) ())) (JtJ Alt Friday lli&llt Mo•ie Deullltltahue: CC) (90) "Slran1t lltw kid" (sc..t1) '75- James Olson, John Saion. Kathlefn Miller Keene Curtis Martine Besw1d Ford Rainew. Cerni G11ham Astronauts who return lo larth alter 180 years 1n su:;pended an1m~11on find scienll~ts who have developed eternal hie .ind p11m1t1ves who hve #rfh 1un11e beasts I. Woman's Special O Mom. C "'The Twelve Ch" rs" 1com) 10 Ron Moody m """ ., lleminiton Q) All Thill Gktters Michael gm a lesson on hie from a liberated man and pratltees 11 on Andrea i2J) llof11: lCJ (2hr) "tied line 7000" (dra) 65-James Caan fD Waslunrton Wett 1n Rnitw -8:30- .. ~I ll l ®l m The ltocUOfd fllts (R) "Return to the 38th Para lltl · Rockford 1s enveigled into ass1sl!ng • woman who claims to be searchin& lor her lost sister, but 1s really on the trail of a stolen Asian art ob1ect lf) '4aift1 OocunM11ury ID Cross Wits Q) """ MISOft fl) WaU StrHI W ... 9 :00 0 Mo lllftrlllltilll frt11 HM Mt· .-\ ti owr "as tbM. Cl Tt Tel tlM Trvtll m 11en GrlffNI s-. ((fl) CJ>) .... St C&&llic Tiltatre Mri Warren·s Ptof ession" G) lledllS T a,.lias -9:30- D @ (I) III m Qvlncr CR) While deflve11n1 a palholoty lecture al a un1vers1ty. Quincy is presented wtfh a n1Cked human lh1he bone wl11ch leads him and his students in search of the truth behind a 20·yHr· old unsolved homicide • ('21 ())) 0 MC f'ri4l1 lflp t ...... O.t1lllt f11lt1rt: CJ:) (90) ·~ It LM "'-" (dra) '76- Robtrt W1rne1. Kate Jackson, Sylvia Sidney, Joan Blondell. The obsession of t youna w11ter for 1 lon1·dud movie queen rs encouraaed by her sp111t, 111t11ch reaches out from her 1lass tomb to embrace and attempt to destroy him Cl) The llllllfNb Q) ..... S4tiad 10:00 g D lltwS Cl) OiallaM Cami $tllaal Cl) Celarity c.cttt ®l ltolywoo4: Tiit S.lmd YursM a 1&a1t111 w.-., m El lietl A111ac1o -10:30- (1.J San Di'IO mm m""" 11:00 D&Gt!lll hn O Cl) ®l 18 Cl) llews a ca rn> 1.ow Atwer1u11 slytt Ill) All TUI Glitten O Mo•ie: I.Cl "Tiie Snenth Dan" (dra) '64-Wilham Holden. Capuc1ne, Susannah 't'or~ ID Mary Hartman, llary Hartman Q) The Honey1110011trs (@ (3)) The Ranch Sllow m '*' l'trspedivt on Ille ....., m Dramatic Series -11:30- 0 ((]J) ) ll'l C8S Late llowie; CC) "A Time for loft" (dra) · 73 John Davidson, Lauren Hutton, Christopher M 1tchum, Bonnie Be de ha o cu I • 1101 m Jatn, Cat1011 TJ Mowie: "The G1111hpltr" (wes) SO-G1e101y Peck Karl Miiden U (~ J ) (Jt The Silver Jullt· let A pm1e• of the celebufions honorina Queen £t11abeth II of Entland on the occasion of her 25th year on lhe throne Peter lenn1nes hosts CD llews \llUI-... TV WEEK M.AY 29, 19n Q) srt. llao a 100 a.b &lt AIC btlliftc hn Captioned for the llu11n1 1mpa11ed OJ CIMIU 34 12:00 • Tiit 11111 ..... • tarttt. ID lnak Hie Im 8) llllftt:·"TM Fae" (dra) ·49_ Jeanne Cain. Georae Sanders -12:30- ., All-llipt Sllow: "Oestre Ml Hie Dust, .. "htwisiMt Altwt." ....... 1114 ... .,,. m llowle: CC) "Tiit l111 Guy lint" (dra) '55-Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hm. Ward Bond, Betsy Palmer. Phil Carey (JJJ Soul Traill 1:00 u Talubotit D llll Cl) tlDJ llidnifht s,.a.t • SuSllfllM 'Olttlrt Cl) TI!riller 2:00 Cll OodMlublrt llwle: "Talts of Advent ....... "Ctllyol! ......... -3:05- 0 llHit : ~ "Tht DH' Sil" (dra) 58-Alan Ladd Wilham Bend11 lames Whalmou u flll cm m suy w1s11s: OW ...._ Eyes all4 OW lrWll Eyes SulY the synd1C1led columnist inter views Fran• S1nalu and Muhammad AJ1 with rare rt1mpses of the men bth111d the public 1m11e -l:lO-m Alf.llipt Shew; "lMy ladM la the romance <>Yer between young Rotehlll phy.lcl1n Tom Crawford (played by Richard K. Weber) and beautiful Arlene Lovett Harper (portrayed by Birgitta Tolkadorf), alnce ttle vulnerable young woman aeems to be happy with wealthy Ian Russett? Only future epl80dea wlll tell on Love of Life, daytime drama teen weekdays at 10:30AM on CBS. P-0-13 TIM Cldlwlati II.. will m tlM Wof14 Stftes ill 1'77. TMt's llOt • predictioll from Jimmy "The ''"'" Snyder, llut tt1t pid ti D1'M '™1· 111141, host ol ABC's Good lilonli1t1 Amena. lbrt111111 11.aS no lllSIM ltne • who will domlaJte IM!Of 1u1uc bastllall tlris SUDl-ht's simply a tan. Howm, IM wn a sblldout blseNll pr,Jtf d1111A1 l11s Khool ,.urs and -bd Olll etdt IPnftl fOf tMnil JUr1 With the San f~ Gilnts. How Mr the MISOft come out, you11 be able to see rt all lfllen ABC telewbes a rlCOl'd fift (S) primetlmt pma in the 1977 World Sefiei of Baseball, Mt fOf Odot>er. ~open· in1 Pint i$ Khtclultcl fllf T uesd•J (Od. 11), folio..cl by lllM two Oii Wednesday tilt 12th. Tbur'ld1y Is a tmtl day Mid came lhrff airs fn. diy (Oct. 14). S.twrd.tf and Sund.ty (Oct. IS& I') will lie d1ytilfte camn tlltll Monday anol!ltr trawet d1y G.mes liJ ......... (1f nftdtd) will air .. prNllttlllM t11 T llftdtf 1llCI Wednnday (Od. II & 19). And of c.ne. t111s ldledu6t h111ca • ttte pllJ~ MY rt11-oub.. Tiie !ICM f..W ICIMdllit~ • s.,ttMer IOlll With ll«re DI"" •PlllSt P'ltbhrp's llitbllJ U.. 011 Mo114ay (S.,1. 12) 1111 4th ,....~ ........ C.Upn Mt« lilt UCU •-II tht Aatr.-e hi 1tcMtoa. Tun Oii ~ 17, ~·· Crillnoll t~ ~ta ttie Coni!MaUn tf ..-..u; n.. °" Odekr la, It'• tflt Soo11m of ~ apinst tlM OMo Stitt hclt,n. Oa Octtbtr ltll, USC ~ Oii Ai*tM; Saturd.ty ltwtt11 W 19 b Ollie Stitt ft. the Micllic1n """'riMs. ..... ,..,..., 25 b. •wlllftlltadtr with lltbruh vs OU.-. -Hit -1111 llattlt W.... USC llld UCLA. llOftlllbtr 2S..,.,,,,., """.,. .... ""'· Tiie .....,,, lliCflt f'...tMll ld!M· ........ tlll • .._,"' catlilt• With Ntti. Mtwe11 Hit s. f , .... 4"" 1114 tltt f11tb. ..,... StMlws ~ 19); 0..11114 ~ n. ..... CftJ ClitfJ (Od J). lite ........ "' tlll OaUMI ......... (IM. ZJ): ...... c..s ..... Hit lllillltl DelpWM (k 5): .. bctaM htrilb l'L ~ .,.... <s.c.. 5 ); 11-.... r•· lap"' la Allctlll ltlMI (Ott. l4); .--... "' Dttt9lt co.. 1n. • • • .,..,. ,,.. ..... 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Inc.. allCI Howard W. llocll is aeartm ,roduur for Afles films, Inc., 111 111 motiat* lllth l'lnimount ~ura.. • • * Vic lllomiw ha bet11 Mt to stir in MGM's The Hosbse Kurt. a two. hour motlol ~we speci1I for CBS 11 association witll AJ. f enady AsJo. cu1es 'rodudions. ~sed on Genild lirftft's btst·allin1 nowt!, The Host· ace Hutt. delb with terrorists who hlft I Clf~iac OjltrltiOft Oii I WOftd. r~ed billioMire dem111C11na ten million dollars in ninsom. Olltded by Bernard lk[nety, lttt leleplty WU scripted by fenady, Diaries Sailor 1llCI Eric bid«. Mor· row jlO(trap tflt hospilll'i (Mllllic 1111tlons 111111 ill the taunl susptftfl drama. Ont Ill tht iftdustry's butiest acton, ht sbrr1d ill the criticallJ acclaimed l1lt1islo11 mini·ieritl -CapUift all4 liltp" n wtll u ABC's "" .... fies "llooh." * • • '"I llfinfielcl ha beetl 1ilJIH lo portray llartin Lutlltr Kine tn "flhl&." 1 f~r·hour NBC World 're· l'llltrt IM¥it IMul the adult lift of Hit lltt 11th! , t1Kt Priznl1111ln1 cmt ripb ludef. Winfield WIS llOlll· ....... fOf Ill Ac.adtlllJ Award IS Best Actor for Ills performance in ~r." Ht co-sbrs 1n tht current thtatri· cal ,..._, "Twltipt's Wt Glum· ina," wltlt Burt Lancaster. and co. stars wltlt lluhammtd Ali in "Tht "'8ttst," a film about lht huVJ· wtlPt champion. Ha stJrr.d In the madt.for-ttlewblon mo.le, "&rten • • • Cleft l Larson, e1ecutivt pro- ducer of Ale's Hudy loys!fbl!CJ Drew """""' Is I 11111lti-tlltflled -· Ht lllt ...tr wrltn, dlrtcb •nd .,..,_ llut ~ tht ttltmt lftlllk fol tht lwe stria. 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JUNE• MORNING 8:00 D Klc!SWOl'ld , J" Sllnnse Semester O Community f ttelbKi m Let's Rl9 -6:3-0- 0 Summet Semester D That's Cat 0 The Bia V1llty lJ Yoea 0 Metl the Mlyors m Unrt Fin m Mornin1 Show l)t Vil" Allt&re 7:00 O Camera Three D ffi (J) ® m Woody Wood pechr Show CV Popeye Car1oom 0 ((2f; ll ) U Tom & Jerr1/ Mumbly Show Cl. Wallslretl 0 youth ' tflt lssut$ m Demtntary N"' m Sa111 Y o11y Show fD Yoea fOI ltulth -7:3-0- 0 Stf9S to Lum1111 D ll .1J 10 m '•nk hnther 0 Pa«selltn --0.. Ftfi1 the Cat 0 (Qf Lt ) ,. Jabber~• L IJ First Aid 0 Hot Fu41e Show m Mowie: ~ Miiian In the ~, ... (wes) '5 l -Randolph Scott Joan Leslie [lien Drew. Ateaande1 Kno• 0> Romper Room ((11' a i) Bliek Bulfalo fD Everybody's Business 8:00 D (M l f~ ) $ Sylvester & Tweety O Movi.: "Ministry of Fur" (mys) 44 Ray Milland. Maqorie Rtynolds ( 6 ,opeyel1141p Cartoons 0 (UJ tl ) t>t Scooby Doo 0 Movie: "WOfllan ol Ille Town" (wes) ·43 Claire Tmor. Albell Oekker. &tty Sullivan 0) Woman: R11I to lletl lf• Voict of T~ro -8:30- 0 (1f7J t l) 6 Clue Oub $ Speed Racer fD The Tnbal [Jt 9:00 0 ( tT • 3 •l t Bual lluftftJ/ lllOadrunner o ~SJ m lal m s,ee4 Buw ((J Vallty of the Olnosavrs m lnsiCflt -9:30- D llll lt J 110! m Monster Sqllff O Movie: "Shor1 Grau" 11111es) ·so Rod Cameion Cathy Downs Johnny Mack Brown (jj '°"""' Qlltst D <a ClJl tn llrolfll S11per "'°" m Movie: "Missioft Ovtr lloru" (dra) ·~ John Hod1ak, John Derek Audrty lotter. Maureen O'Sufh~an, Rex Reason rv WEEK. MAY 29, 19n a> Mom: Cl "Then Thtrt Wert Three" (dra) G? frank Latimore Alu Nicol fD Zoom m AJ Ota 10:00 D ( 11 ~ ) Cl T1run o ,,u • t 1 -ioi m s'*' c11o111 fr111ktnstei11 Jr. J) The JttSOM 0 Wanted Dud 0t A.II.,. IHI Hot ru41e Show fD Vision On ff) T ribu111 Publtcl -10:30- 0 (1.11 I) ) J New Achtntures of Balml11 D \Jl1 l l I l!IJ m Bia Jolln, Little Jolln t J Lone Ranter 0 (18) L(J) lU Sllpertr.ends CiJ Abbott & Costello a Sliopsmilh fD flebop e>Coco Drill• 11:00 0 (lJ.71 (} ) 1 1 Shu1m1ts1s Hour D :2JJ J) lfOJ m Grand1t1nd1 Major Luaue Baseball O MoYle· ~ "An Amtr1un Dream" (dra) '66-Stuart Whilman Janet le1&h 0 (Jf J ) ll Oddball Couple m LA. '•lttrns U) Wildlife Adventure :X WCT Ol1llence Cup fD llcwa -11:30- 0 (t21 t 1) U American bnd- sl1nd m This Wetk 1n Basellan AFTERNOON 12:00 D ((f}') t 3)) (J) Fat Albert (!_1 This Wm in Baseball Cl) list Side llids m The lllcers a> SCt. Billo (31 ~lion Theater EID Lltino Consortium -12:30- D (lt1 lJ 1) Cl 1 A" II LL Journey to Adve11turt D ,..,le 7 Public Allain m lost in $pact m Mowit: "Battle al ApKht l'ass" (wes) ·~2 Jell Ctlandler John Lund fD llatioNI Geotraplllc 'Search 101 lhe Great Apes (~ 1l 1) U.S. h rm Report m C,r111rt1 lJ Bewilthtd 1:00 D mr 1i l (~1 Chlldltt1's film fesllul (R) Peio and His Compan ions In lh1s story from Yu1oslaw1a. a clew boy named Pero. lhe son ot a larme1. organizes his scilool friends lo work on a secret proiecl-lhe restorJhon of a watei mill as a a11t to their parents ii Call tt Mtmoni f'ro Fin 8 Mo.it: (ti ''Thlt Cffld Be Ille lti(ht" (com) ·~7-Jean Simmons. Paul Douala~. Anlhony Fra nc1on. Julie Wilson loan Blondell (Cttl (t)) Consumer's World 0) r .. turt fllm l)t The Lucy Show -1:30- 0 s,ortsm111's Friend TIM Rac111 0 liloolie: tC. "TIMJ Came from 8tJOf'ld $pact" 1sc1 II) 67 Roben Hutton /enn1ttr Jayne m ScMIJ Train ID Classic Tllutre l'rtWMw (.ft lt ") Trntl1111 tt Mo.te: C "Tiit r.B.I Story" (ctra) ~9 lames Stewarr Vera Milt\ 2:00 fJ Medi& h~e Only as 011tlltd IJ l l -L lQl m 1t1h111 Open Tt11nis NBC sports cover\ lhe mens semi hnal and Noman s tonal rounds ol S•Oilts compelrlton 1n lhos cl•y court competo11on lrom lh' Roland Garios Stadium rn Paros rrante O Sw1u hm1ly Rob111son I e 8of'llnll I} MoW1e: c "follo• Tltat l>fum" (mus) 6? I Im Presl,y At1hu1 0 Connell CE Tarun C 17 1 ) ) RoO Concert ID Cllssi< Tl1t1tr1 (129 8 ) Animal World -2:30- U lltws1111hu 0 Moftsttr Rally :>on vi Ora< ula fJ Tiit N.H R A C1tornatt0nab m Ovter l1m1h ( ,H • ) W011d of Sumul 3:00 U h Tatn All ll1n4s 6 Wiid Wtlcf Wesl D MoY1t c ·· r .. , Bold Womtn" d1a ~~ ''" Morro• Mtrry 4ndt•\ lrm Ro~ 111!)11 McCal11 CE Mo"t C "Warpalll" 1•,\I ) I I dmond 0 B11tn 0-an l•H'' 1t Tiit MUSlC ~t ( 2t e ) laurel let Brown Sound lD htNI Mumclal -3: 30- D ~lllrQy D C1leb11ty 8owl1111 10 Jollll Wayne Tht1tre m MIWOll l11111tssi~lt ( 1 r ' l ClumlltDfl.sA•p Bride• .23 $ Mo.11· Adv,nlurt\ ol 0011 luan a. '9n11 Waaoetr (2t t ) US 8o11111 Clllmp11n ~ ml'~toh .. 11 4:00 f.I ( 17 3 ) t hmprr Opt11 Closinc 1nund\ 01 Hll> prr\t1c1ou~ ,oH tou1n1mtnl from Ou,11 Hollow Countty Club 1n Cll.lrlollt i. C • ..,,. ... lht lot!M ef "'' S.1 -. Uttlt lasa!i 8 All's S,.ns .,.. .. 111t kid m •&•d ,..,.c1,,. .. 111t Nnn ID Arr!Mt11tt USA -4:30- • Greatest S'°'b ltCffds G Mnie· C "$lltl111•" (wol 55 Slerl1n1 Hayd'n honM ~rlo latll~ry Scoll • Ment: "The 8Khelof ""' llM ""1 S.tf" (com) 4 7 C.ry G• 1nl Myr111 l oy. Shirley r rm pit a~•tti•llN4 S) Ollce u,_ A Cintk mr .. , 111t ,.., \BJ E,...;tntu Oii Stnlct 5:00 8 (Cll'I (3)) CIS Sparb ~ "Stlf ''" o • McMt: rt "Wllal Dtd You Do 1n Ille War Daddyr' (com) '66-01<k Shawn. lamp~ Coburn 0 (<ltJ l tJ) H ABC's Wide Wofld of Sports t Tltt FBI 10 News CE Mowlt: "Wild Is Ille Wllld" (dra) 51 Anthony Quinn Anna Maenan1 ,JI, flfUSK Han Amenta m !Iota 0> Rosita Pt1u m HH Haw -5:30- 0 u e 10 """ EVENING 6:00 0 It (IT 3 ) News om11tws O Mowie: C (2hr) "African Safari" (adv) 69 O Ser110 Mendes ind Bmil '77 in Concert 10 Ironside 2i & Otalocue 29 Het Ha• ID Star Soc:ur Em I.JS Awtnluras de Cap11hn1 -6:30- 0 0 e ( 29 e ) ~· News O llllBC News Conference m S121,000 QllestlDll ( 11 J ) Bta Eilht Football ts • ~ild ll111dCWft m (I Cllapul1n Colofado m lbsllwiUt on tllt Ro.d 7:00 O Tltt lluppets 0 Tltt Price Is Rta111 6 l'adre Baseball P.idies vs Oooeers 8 (ftwttnHS LDs Anceles • In Surth 01 ..• Ill 10 1231 ce Spice: 1999 Q) ( 2t t ) m }t Lawrence W1" Show Q) Adam·l2 ( l'T •3 ) ltff Haw .2' Dolly P1rto11 Show fJi) Tht l'a"iserr 0> Ambl El Telon -7:30-0 Hert & Now O In S.an:h Of.. fJ O.sasters: How & Why 1 e Untamed Wofld Q) Room 221 M Pop Cots Hit Country 8:00 O ( 17 J ) •I Mary Tyler .._, Sllew (R) Lou Cran! 1s 1fr11d M;1v R1th11ds 1s bfcom1ne ;idd1cted In sJ,ep1n1 Ptlls Aller n11nts ot ~Hmne from insomnia Mary turns 10 ; doc101 s pmcr1phon for help 0 .U 6 m [llltfllftCJ f Ill r 1eh1 (JI) The paramedics rteeivt a ull lor aid from a m111ttd coule who claim their Qua11els are ther~ptuhc 0 llllM: (211r) "Promiws, l'rom· IMS" (com) 63 Jtyne Mansheld. Marie McDonald a Cl2tl Cl n ru WOflder Woman lud2emenl from Oute1 Space" (R) Concl Wonder Woman follows Steve on a dan1e1ous mLSS1on lo Nari Germany whert an emissary from a council of planets 1s a prisoner CiJ lllowie-: CC> "8oct1edo~ (com) '62 luch1no Visconti. So11h11 Loren, 4n1t1 Hber& <tlli follow Thruah The £ merson hpenence • Q) llllruschu Re1111mbe11 A personal account ot the man whose 1ncred1ble rise from the party ranks to P1em1er spanned forty tumultuous yurs of world history Q) V"IC1ory at Su 13 Goktt11 Gate T e111n1s San r ran c1sco vs Cleveland ID Once Upoo A a.ic Heidt lD Box de Medco -8:30- 0 ( 11 ) Lt Bob Newhart Show (R) Psycholoe•st Bob Hartley l•u&h1n(ly undereoes a traumatic shock when his mothe1 announcts shes separated from hrs lathe1 alter 4 7 years of ma11112e m Colll1e ID Diamond R"ers 9:00 0 ( 11 3 ) t 8J All 111 the Family (R) Archie suite~ trauma and our race at the disappearance ol d very close tnend-hrs favorite easy cha11 0 Ill> Cl.) ® fJ3 NBC Saturday Ni11tt Mowie: <Cl (thr) "S1dtm Racers" (ad v) '75-Ben Murphf. Pete• Graves. Wendy Huihes, John Clayton An Ameriun former Olympic swimming champion and his Aurne partner in the Austrahan lwo man cvclt champ1onsh1ps are oil track 11vals for the romantic attention of the dau&hltt of an American tut tycoon U (lt e ) H Staru1 ' Hutcll (RI A sleazy racketm ruh11n2 that Hutch s les111nony .. 11 send h1m to poson huts a hit man to thminale him by lorcin& his ur lo crash m Woflcl Tum TtllllO Los An&tlts Strrnes vs Indiana loves ID ltltioAaf Geot11phlc -9:30-u Ml 1U tl Alke (Rl II$ hard lo tell who s moit tat1ted about lhP upcom1n2 lather and son ump ina trip. Al1<t's son Tommy, Of h15 subsfllule dad Mtl _u This BasebaU Q) Mo.it: ~CJ "Clnlry Command" (adv) '63 John Aaar Richard Arltn 10:00 U ((1f1 l3 1) 1t 1 Carol Burnell Show (R) Sina1ng sla1 £ yd1e Gorme 1oins <:a1ol Burnell in a medley of old sones wfltten for 19!>0's movies 0 Aar0115'J and Company 1 ll Rot• Concert & (flt lel) 1>t Ftalher and Fatllcr "Hert A Spy There A Spy feather and her falht1 hnd them sel~es involved 1n 1nternalronal rntriaue as they lry lo uncover a murdere1 and break up a spy plot TV WEEK, Mii\' 29 1977 Ile Morie: "Rm111e of the Cm· lutt" (set f1) '55-John Agar Lori Nelson, John Bromfield ID Masterpiece Tht1ler · Poldar~ 0) Habllndo dt Boa -10:30-e l>f11net 11:00 u o o 10J m m at 11ews D Lowt Amtficall Style O fnp1 N1pt Q) llo¥ie: C "V1mp1re l'top11" (hor) 11 Ameha futnles. Ronald Rt my ( 11 L) ) The I'll Club l 3l o Adam-11 ID Motie: "0-11 of Spades" (~1 ,9 ,) Rer Humbard m Pop Got s the Country -11:30- 0 Movie: LC' "lllcH1fe's Noy joins th1 Air force" (com) 65 l1m Conway. Joe Flynn. Gary Vrnson 0 1.23 (§ l !tO) CJ1) SalurdaJ llifllt (I I Mertie: "Por• Chop HUI" (dia) ~9-Greaory Peet George Peppard fJ Mowie: "llorlturl'' (dra) 65 Marlon Brando. Yul Brynner 1t 1 Movie: "Th• Misflb" (dra) 61 Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe Monteomery Chit m Star Showcm lrmmy Wilker lD Cinema l4 3t Mcme: e "One F~ Ill Htll" (dra) 60 Alan l~dd lfo~ Murray 12:00 D Movit: c_ "Kill A Or11011'' (adv) 67 lack Palance Aldo Ray Q) All·llia11t Sllow: "Tiit Man Wllo lmcl TW!Ce," "h if 811in frOfll Outer Space," "Ambvsf't at CimanOfl Pass" llJ 700 Club (~ ll ) llews/Scr·fi The1lre 1:00 0 Rot• Concert Ill Thriller CE MoYit: "Oaer1 lttll" (dial 'S8 - B11an l<e1tll. Barbara Hale 2:00 f.I Movie: lC.1 '1he Perfect lm111" (dra) '70 Gene Barry. Susan Saini lames. Ida Lupino 0 Afl·Ni1ht Siio•: "lli1ht 1111.'' "hies of Robin Hotd," "Gospel Accordin1 to SL Matthew" O Doublefeature hies: "l'e•in1 Blonde," "five Ashore 111 Sin11pon" ('8' (11) Spanish News/Mowlt 3:00 U Mowle: lC "fht P11soner ~rtl11n" (dra) ·70 lony franc1osa Despite the mlnlatrationt of Edith (Jean Stapleton), Arc.hie (Carroll O'Connor) aeltlet Into a deep-blue funk when his favorite eaay chair disappears, on All In the Family, Satur- day. al 9PM on CBS Pege 15 New rrom Kenwood· A Htgh F1dellty Turntable wtlh Greally Advanced Engineenng Features such as • Belt-drive .... , P'riu • 4-pole synchronous molor stt.'5. • Ad1ustable An11·skat1ng = 1 • Acoustic Feedback Supress1on ° • Prec:1s1on Pivot Beartngs 15 4 t7 TV WEEK. 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