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Home My WebLink About1977-05-30 - Orange Coast PilotlJ f Orange Coast • EDITION * * I . VOL, 70, NO. 1419, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA BURNED SHELL OF BEVERLY HILLS SUPPER CLUB IN KENTUCKY STILL SMOLDERS Nearly 160 Persons Died in Fire, and Toll From Disaster Mey Go Higher as Searchers Scour Ruins 'Possibility' Of A-weapon Use Raised WASJONGTON IAPI The deployment of nuclear weapons by the United States in South Korea and else"here .. 1mphes a poss1b1hly or their use. 1f necessary." President Carter said in Jn interview released Sunday Overcast Limits Coast Bea,chgoe-rs Asked "hether withdrawal of L' S. troops from South Korea im- pltl"s that he "ould be read> lo use tactical nuclear weapons 1f necessary to protect South Korea from in\'as1on, Carter replied "l think anyone recognizes that the first nulwn lo use atomic weapons would be taking a very profound step toward the self- condemnation of tho whole world." He continued m an interview published by U.S. News & World Report, "However, in areas where n uclear w eapons are deployed in the Western Pacific and also in Europe and to defend our own homeland, their verv deployment 1mpltcs a possibility of their use. 1f necessary · r think the combmullon o( our overwhelminJ( strategic cover with atomic weapons. plus the conventional military alliance that I've d<'SC'nb<.'d to you. 1s ade t1 uate, but l can't say that the two are necessnrily tied together m my own plans." Carter said. The United Stntes has tactical nuclear weapons in South Korea and Europe, as well as aboard carriers and strike aircraft. Tho President sold that his military advisers agree with him <See Ci\RTER. P11e A2> Coast Beaches along the Orange Coast did not draw the numbers expected Sunday and authorities in several communities attribut· ed the morning overcast lo the failure of sun seekers to head for the sands. Police in Newport Beach. Hun- tington Beach, Laguna Beach and San Clemente said tht• number of beachgoers in those areas was well below expecln t1ons. All agreed ·that an overc;j-.l Solon Fires Sa/,vo at Navy W ASlllNGToN CAP) -Rep. I.cs A.spin said today the Navy wants to spend $1 lrillion on ships over the next 15 years and sug- gested 1l change its theme song from "Anchors Aweigh" to "The I mposs1ble Dream." ·With all the problems in the• ship) ards massive delays contract chsputes, manpower and matl'nal shortages -such an ambitious building program 1s totally unrealistic," th e Wisconsin Democrat contended. The Navy's long-range goal is to increase its present neet of about. 470 ships to 600. Man Missing YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK <AP) -Mieuel Aneel Soto, 21, Los Angeles, was miss-' ing and presumed drowned Sun- day in the Merced River while on a holiday outing with friends. a park spokesman reported. which did not bum off in some areas unlil about noon was responsible for fairly light crowds on beaches in the area. ··But when the sun did come out we had id~l conditions," an officer said. · No casualties or beach inci- dents were reported by the Orange Coast communities. Weather forecasters pre- dict almost identical conditions for today, Memorial Day. They also predict increasingly cloudy conditions after a sun- ny afternoon in which the high is expected to hit between 72 and 80inland. Huntington Officer Nabs Heist Suspect Orange County s heriff's of- ficers have filed charges or armed robbery against a Long Beach man who allegedly took $46 at eunpoint Saturday from a Sunset Beach service station. Deputies said Rodney Samuel Christian, 26, was arrested by a Huntington Beach motorcycle of· ficer in that city just 10 minutes after the holdup at the Union Oil Company station at Pacific Coast Highway and 19th Street. Christian was transferred to the custody of sherlfl's officers and lodged in the county jail. Of- ficers said the suspect was re- lieved of a .32-caliber automatic pistol alle~cd ly used in the holdup Weather Overcast much of the morning but then the clouds should bum oft tor an inland high of 7S lo 80, predicts the weatherman. Increasingly cloudy cond.J· tions sbouJd move into the. are a tonight. Airplane Blamed INSIDE TODAY The quutiona wet• a>Pldhlr .a 42-year-otd orandfother could win.an u~ed fourth lndianapolt. 500 ,auto r:ace .and how .a female ph111ici.rt woWd do l>rtoldng the iex barrier in a prmou1lJ1 .all-male euent. For the an.sw.rs, 1ee Bl. Power Goes Out A numMr of homes In the vicinity of Meadowlark Alr\>ort were without ,POWe:r f OT about 25 mh\utes ~ay when one ol two aircraft towing advertising is'gns in the area ran afoul of power lines near the iotersectlon or Bolla 'C hica and Warner avenuee, •u°'°'1ties said. Mecbtnic Al Oakden. SS. of An..,rt.nk• •• .....__. ct 17122 Bola& Chica, said Portions ~~~ ::· =~ ~ ot tb• banJMll" beblnd one of the a.ti.... ott :::111..oci_,,,, ~ .two airttalt were draped actoU =:.... :~ .....-1t-1 ; · powerlliielnearhlahoine. ............. _. ..,..........,. ., 1 •"1'hii9 bal'e bMD m .. •.,.aucb htlNl-.c .. 'nteten .. • ~ ..._. ,. ....., .u. inctdeat• tn this a1t~ O.Nta aid. ·~ i•r-._ .. ._. ... .. ~~~~~~~~~~~- WE.4mER HAIL IN MINNESOTA. MORRIS, Minn. (AP> -Min- nesota has been having tem- peratures in the upper . 70s and 80s Lor several day1. but Sunday ·the atate Department 10C Tr anspOl'tatlon had to send out a SllOW'p~OW. A crew booted up a plow to a truck to clear Minnesota 28 between Cyrus and Monist in central Mtnneaota, alter a storm left as much as six inches of hail covering the road. Newport Cliff Fall Injures 6-year-old Boy A 6-year-01<1 boy who slipped and tell about :;o feet while walk· ing along the edge of cliffs over- looking Galaxy Park in Newport Beach was reported in good con- dition Sunday night at Hoag Memotialllospltal. A hospital spokesman said Travis Shelton. 6, of Paramount. appears to be sulferme from bead ~uries but the extent ol the injuries bas not yet been de- termined. "He is resting comfortably." the spokesman said. The unconscious boy was rushed to Hoag after a c<>mbined rescue operation by Newport Beach police, fire department paramedics who r~vived the child; lifeeuards and members of the Orange County Harbor Department. ~._...._-----:---~ ------_:. -- ... • YearBoaecewa Dally Ne••••Jter MONDAY,MAYJO 1977 TEN CENTS it: Kentucky Body Search Goes On SOUTHGATE, Ky. (AP) --The v.arkini lot at the Beverly Hills Supper Club is still crowded. Scores of cars sit as silent sentinels for the people who never drove away. As of Sunday night, when a sudden rainstorm halted re-- covery efforts, 159 bodies h ad been pulled from charred ruins. where fire the night before had panicked 3.500 to 5,000 partying patrons. THE DISASTER LEFT RELATIVES weeping at a)11 armory-turned-morgue, rescue workers planning today's continued body search a nd officials talking about inade· quate safety laws. Authorities could only guess at how many more bodies they would find. Fire Chief Dick Riesenberg said, "I don't think we'll fi nd any more:· But Jim Lanagan, who supervised the removal of debris Sunday, noted that most of the bodies recovered were found near exits. The search will go further today. MANY SURVIVORS SAID THEY thought the electrici- ty failed. They said the club was pitched into darkness sho~ly after the fire became known. A local policeman said when he arrived at the club. he saw no lights, including exit lights. "As best as I can· remember, when I got there at 9:30 there wasn't a light inside or out," said patrolman Tom Rebercomb of neighboring Fort Thomas, Ky. "The big light out front was out. It was the first time I could remember it being out.'' Campbell County Coroner Fred Stine said more than 130 people had been hospitalized for burns or smoke inhala· lion. . THE BODIES, MANY OF THEM uncovered after a crane lifted parts of the collapsed roof. were ferried to the armoryinFortThomasonmilitarytrucks. Early. in the effort, the trucks had to pick their way throuah traffic jams on the narrow quarter-mile P•th f~m the club, high atop a bfutf across the Ohio River from Cin- ~n4 . Later Sunday. they bounced past grim, exhausted rirefighters catching naps on the ground. During early rescue elCorts, Southgate Mayor Ken Paul had to ask police to guard the bodies. "CAN YOU BELIEVE IT, we caught people taking stuff off those dead people,., Paul said. Three persons were arrested. There was no water sprinkler system in the club. Such systems were not made mandatory until after:-1970, when the club was rebuilt following another fire. Kentucky Gov. Julian Carroll and Mayor Paul said al the site Sunday that the law should be made retroactive to include all public places and said he would lead an in~: vestigation, "so we can, my God, see that it never happens · again." THE FIRE APPARENTLY BEGAN at about 9 p.m.. starting in the basement of the three-story brick building then breaking through the floor of the Zebra Room. one of several rooms and alcoves used for private parties. Stine, the coroner, said he had been told that tlie manager of the club had said the blaze began in a faulty generator. A state fire official said the cause had not been determined. In one room, 35 persons held a birthday party for Ona Mayfield, a teacher from Trenton, Ohio. Fifteen of them died, among them her son, Clark Mayfield, coach of the Jacksonville State University football team. It was not known if the guest of honor survived. The structure also had a 900-seat theater, the Cabaret Room, where comedians Jim Teter and Jim McDonald were on stage. Entertainer John Davidson. the main attraction, was next on the bill. The smoke and flames spread quickly. (See SAFETY RAPPED, 'aie AZ> .,.. 4 I I I I .• .... • ....-• or • e 't* -1:2 t>All V PILOT Monday, Mty 30, 1971' ~·'.Just -Ja i. • 'Ther~ Was Sue~ a Panic' -Singer APWl,,.plMlto RECALLS TRAGEDY Singer Davldeon LOS ANGELES CAP) -~er John David.Ion, who escaped u fire engulfed the Be-verly Hlll!J Supper Club jwst before he was to perform, recal ls panic and u thousand people "just Jammed in" one room. His music director and five members of the club's house band died along with hundreds of oth ers in tbe fire at the Southtate. Ky., nig.btchlb Satur· daynJlht. DA VJDSON, THE headliner al the club, said he was shaving m h is dressing room before the show when his drummer rushed in and told him the building was on fire. .. We didn'l think it was thal serious," Davidson told a re porter after returning home here Sunday. "It's like any tragedy -. you think that it is not going to be that bad. So we very slowly filed out and t.heo the filing got faster and faster. •·Just seconds after we got out, * * * From Page Al SAFETY RAPPED. • • ''IT HAPPENED SO f 'AST, it's a wonder anyone got out.'· said waitress Mary Ann Kitka. 22. Busboy Walter Bailey, just graduated from high school. heard about the firt• from <.i waitress <lnd took over the theater rrucrophont· Bailey interrupted the acl and told the patrons to head for the exits. But the fire wasn't yet evident in the theater, ;ind some people thought the busboy was part of the comedy. "The \\Orst thmg of all was that a lot of people didn't believe me when I said there was a fire." said Bailey, 18. But quickly there was heat and smoke. ANYBODY WHO WASN'Tl 'RIGHTENEDthen wasn't human:· s aid McDonald. "There werc whole groups of people just fused together:· :-.<11d Mayor Paul Lana~an . a JQ.year·old 1ronworker who had earned .hero's laurels m several other fires, was not a t the club, but responded to a radio broadcast about the fire in Cincinnati. lie said bodies ··were stacked three feet high," inside the s tructure. When firef1ghtcrs urriVl'd. they worked on evacuating those ins ide rather than on putting out the blaze. It wasn't un· cicr control until 1 a m . Sunday, and still was smoldering as fi refighters doused it this morning. ··I 'w ('ountcd bodies 111 the rice paddies of Vietnam.·· but l · \'C never seen <.tnyth ing like this,'' one fireman said. . . BODI F.S l !'l CUA RRED EVENING clothes were ::itrewn <.1round outside the building. The coroner said most of the <lead probably died of s moke inhalation, and noted it can kill even after the victim reaches fresh air. But manv of the bodies were burned. ·'They were :-tacked up five feet rn front of the bar," said · narrell Meader . .a m e mber of the Red Cross emergency tl'am ... They all r.m. They all panicked." Won't Resign . I • .... • Jurist Def ends Rape Decision :\lADlSON, Wis. 1AI' 1 \ county judgt'. confronted with J campaign for his recall after pro- nouncing rape a ··normal" reac tion by juveniles to sexual .permissiveness, suys he won'l resign because he has too much com munity support. Dane County Jud~e Arch1t' Simonson said that h<' hao; plenty of supporters in the county and was getting favorable response from around the country a~ well. "A LOT o•· SUPPORT has been comjng from church J>t'OPI<'. ministers and the l1kt-," S1 monson said . Besides. he said. "You l'Jn't r erall a Judge for .m unpopular d<'cision. · Bul the juctgc·s critics werl" angered more by his courtroom remarks than by the punishment •he meted out Wednesday at a :hearing for a 15·year-old boy. ORANOI! COAIT $ DAILY PILOT -r .. The )Outh . who had not contested (.'ha rges of second-degree sexual assault in the rape of a 16-year- otd girl, was ordered to spend a :!>ear ~~ home un~er court. s upervision. A 14-YEAR-OLD BOY accused in the case was sentenced to one year at a J,troup h ome i n Milwaukee. A third. boy was given unmuruly from prosecu- tion in exchange for t~timony against the others. ·'This community is well know n to be sex uall y permissive,'' Simonson said in court. Boy's Status Still Critical Donald E. Larsen of Hunl· i n gt on Beach remained in critlcal condition at Paci.flea Hospital Sunday night. 48 hours after bis motor scooter ran head· oo into a truck near his bome. Larsen, 16, or 7711 Alberta Drive, was rusbed to Pacifica a rter his bike struck a truck driven by Susan L. Tambe, 23, or 7631 Quebec Drive. near the in· tersection of Yuton and Quebec drives. Police said thebgfdi\:lnothave a driver's Ucens.e a1'd was not wearlnt a protectlve helmet at the time of the accident. The ac- cident is under· iDveaU1ation, tbeyaald. ..., ........ , ......... ; ~!day: If Y08 Oo not .... )'OIK PllPtf' by 5~ P.tl\ Cltl befcn 1 l)Jft. end ~CI09Y will bt~ Sltutdt1 aMI &lnday: lf WU do no« NOtiYJ ycur OOQV by a a.m-. a11l .,._,,. f 0 a..tn. and ywr QOfrl -..il b9 ~- Clu .. .n.Td .. 1111 Moat~CWl'ltf NMI MMlll NonlwtUt HUntt~on 8Mct1 811dWM!mlMter ········'*'&» Sen OerMnte. C.Pi """° 8Hctt. San Juan Ceplatreno. Dlll'lll Point. South UigUnl. • ~ H6gue& .......... Ml4tll - the door wo came tbrou&h was ~naulfed wttb amoke and flames,"saidDavlds<m. ~- H E SAID THAT after he escaped, he helped hold doorh open so that others could gel out. "The people wtre jamming the d oors, and there "as such a paruc. I estimate there we re 1,100 people in the one room l was in, juat jammed in .•• "The fire spread so fast. 1bere was no smoke when I first went down from my dressing room. and so I went out thinking, I 'll come back for my stuff because we didn't see any fire at all. "THEN THE BLACK s moke came very quickly m this big building full of banquet halls, and I just know there are more people in there." Davidson's musical director. Douglas George Herro or Canoga Park, bad worked with Davidson for 4\.'J years and was a graduate of UCLA. "He was the formation behind everything I do," Davidson said. ··He was a very ftDe musician. a very talent.eel man." VA.and FHA Rates Hiked WASHINGTON (AP) - The government says it is raising from 8 percent to 8.5 percent the maximum interest rate for Veterans Administration and Federal Housing Ad- m in istration·ins ured s ingle·family mortgage loans. The increase takes effect Tuesday,. the Department of HouSJng and Urban Development said. HUD Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris said the s ingle·family rate was necessary to bring FHA and VA rates in line with those in the mortgage and financial markets. Officials of the l''cdt.'ral I\\ 1a· hon Administration have taken over the investigation or a San Juan Capistrano plane cras h Saturday that cla,imed the life oC a S-year-old girl. Orange County sherifr's of- ficers said they turned over their reports of the crash that Jed to the dealh of Jennifer Zell, 5, of 25962 Via del Rey, to FAA in- vestigators. J ennifer died when struck by a n aircraft piloted by Albert M . S1bi1 23, of 23731 Mariner Drive. Laguna Niguel. Sibi was allowed to go home after treatment for minor injuries at a nearby hospitaJ. Sibi's a.ircran was forced down into a creek bed after an ad- vertising banner he was to fly in the area became entangled in the tail of his machine. . Sheriff's deputies said Sibi told them be did not see a group of children playing in the creek bed until it was too late to avoid them. Three children with Jen- niferwereunburt. Funeral services for the little girl are pending at O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary. Fro• Page Al CARTER ••• that "a very careful and predic· table and orderly withdrawaJ'" of U.S. ground troops from South Korea over four or five years will leave the military balance in the Korean peninsula onchanged. "There comes a time when continued presence of ground troops is not advisable. and the time has Just arrived." Figure Dies NEW YORK CAP) -Goddard Lieberson, 66, Jeading figure in the long.playing record revoJu- tion and prime mover in the rise of country music, rock and musical comedy recordings, died or cancer Sunday. Retirees Honored Retired Newport Beach police employes (standing from left) U. Bill Blue, Sgt. Don Burdsall, Officer Hal Sbefiin and secretary Alma Thompson were honored Friday for their combinect 9' years of service to the departmenL The three officers are Newport natives and all three graduated from Newport H arbor High School. Can-ngAet ~ ,, • _..,.. ·i o.ur "''"PM .. i.. "" ,. • .,... It w as a good day for w .. tching something, almost anything, and Robin Rhone of Newport Be•ch obliged. He put on an impromptu demonstration of s katebQard garbage can leaping at the Newport Pier. • Child's Abusers Get Long Terms I ' PRIN~ ANNE. Md. (AP>• -Telling Linda Faye Burchfield that there is no prison as horrib)e as the closet in which she and her husband kept her 8-year-old daughter. a judge sentenced the couple to lengthy prison terms. Mrs. Burchfield, 31, wept dur· ing sentencing and whimpered softly that she needed help when County Circuit Court Judge Lloyd Simpkins asked if she had anything to say on her behalf. He sentenced her to 32 years in prison. · HE SENTENCED BJLLY Floyd Burchfield. 38, to 40 years in prison after. reading a pre- sentencing report indicating that Burchfield would commit the same crime again if given the op. portunity. .. With the assistance Qf the Department oC Probation and Parole, if you serve the sentence I am going to impose, you will be an old man by the time you can a buse another child," the Judge told the stoic defendant. Police resc ued Mrs. Burcbfield's daughter, Patricia Saunders. from a closet at the couple's home last summer. At the time, Patty weighed only about 20 pounds and had the frame of a J.year-old. HER SISfER SUSAN testified a t,the trial that Patty was kept in Clues Scarce In Costa Mesa Tear Gas Case Costa Mesa police in- vestigator& sajd they had no leads Sunday night to the identity or a young man who threw a tear gas grenade into the ladies room of a McDonald's restaurant Saturday nlgbL Several patrons at the restaurant, 3141 Harbor Blvd., required treatment from fire de- partment paramedics after the device exploded in the crowded facility. Fire d epartment persormel cleared the choking fumes from t he restaurant with smoke evacuat.or fans after 2S patrons and 10 employes were hustled from the building. . All patrons who received treat· ment for smoke inhalation have fully recovered, a fire depart- mentspokesmanaaid. the closet most of the time and was not allowed to play Wttb other children or go to school. The couple were convicted oC child abuse and false imprison- ment last month. Patty Saunders is reported to be doing well in a fos ter home. After imposing sentences .. Judge Simpkins remarked bitter- ly, "She <Patty) was denied the tl\ings most or us take for gran~ ed, including the things most of us give to our dogs.•• ROBERT MANN, a defense at- torn e y, argued at Mrs,. Rurch!ield's trial that she was a "sick woman" and not responsi- ble for her actions. Her husband agreed to a stalC· mentor !acts in the case and did not have a jury trial . According to Sandra O'Connor~ Baltimore County state's at- torney, t.he Burcb!ields will be eligible for parole hearings aftet- serving one quart.er of their sed- tcnces . • • Bowling Lanes Fire Quelled A fire or unknown origin at a Costa Mesa bowling alley was quickly brought under control Sunday night by firemen who confined the blaze to an attic. "We have not yet determined the cause of the outbreak or the financial loss suffered by ,thp operators of the premises," a fire department spokesman said. Firemen said the blaze was ex- tinguished within five minutes f6 their arrival at Mesa Lanes, 17<8 Superior Ave. There were no iri· juries reported. WE.4THER · i . ti "thow"'s Md f P\\llldento""' w•r• a<llYa ~ I'>& nabM's Ma'11ano -!Mlrts of the Soulll.,., !> .. ,,., • .,.but fair ..... a'ICI SMM>Nll IMl\PWllUAS -~·~ tne "''•'""'°'toU.ruus. 11. II••" flood wattll WM llOtlte<ted 10 o..,.rtotd $~ a•rt•ar 1111911 Dy, AIM Ille PIS1 ,..., .,., •• TllunllerJlo-m• end s-••• continued ovfr I owe. MIHOUrl. Ken,.,, OltlallOrna 111<1 Al'll•-· wllllt '°"th O.i<ota and 1118 westtm Orut UU'I \ieo showers •'Id ocusi-1 tllUft<Mrs~ Sc.jl· t.rtd s""-n fell -1119 <tlllral Gt'fft I.Al<_.. Ohio va1i.vend from Fton<Setl!raugtlthoaulllef'l .... O·llll""of Ille All•nll<<-1. Stilh ttm•IMd fair tllroUQll most of ''"' Nor1Mas1, most of lh• Rock1t1 •no t11e Pa<lflc (08\f, H1011 ~ratuf'H ranqed from a at Multt1'. IO•llotot .. I Mldl.tftd, Teoi. TM N•lloftal Weether S.l"fl<• Hid sat*M '"owers-.. H09Cl9d IO<tav ac;ron Ille'*"' .. AoOI••· <llllroll P"'"'· MIHIJ.11001 Vell~ • .,.. Gull toa•t. Jail No Bar to Widow's Pursuit. MIAMI (AP ) - Mercedes Brenner has been arrested 58 times in her attempt.a to tell Rolan· do Duvalloo how much she lovesJUm. 11.,.. Brenner, a 41-year- old ~ IQI she wanta to m..-s7D.;.UO.. But the SS.1elfidd Widower aa.ys hedoem•tloYeb.er. . . "SB WON7 leave me alone. I ha\'e to keep my doors locked," aay1 Duvallon. . . Mn. Bramer, a w1dow. i1 Jn Jail because she defied. a Jude•'• order to keep away fr.m Du•allon, a toelal ~ npervt.eor. . because it has taken them into court repeatedl y. several otber people will talk. "She has been to the or. lice building at least 30 ·times," says a secretlU'Y at Duvallon's office •. "She starts talking about love aod everything like tbat." WREN HE SEES h er coming. Duvallon bides. Sometimes be calls police. •'She has a trousseau and a white gown in her home," saya Ted Mastos, ~n assistant state attorney. "This lady 11 torturlns this man. Never hu there been a sa1a Uko this in ·the 1'htor1 of tho Dade criminal syatepi." to use the criminal justice system to resolve personal problems:• eounters Den- nis Urbano, a public de· fender. ••Jt is not illegal to love somebody." l>uvalloo and Mra. BrenA ner met •lx yeara aao throu&h the .lebovah•a·wu. nesses. Both are members of thatcburcb • AT ONK TJME they dated. Mra. Brenner 1-.ya hepromlaedtomarryher. Her mother once had her committed for psychiatric evaluatloo. "'They founc1 her cornpe. leot." Urbano aJ)d. •'They h1dtotw1lher loose." Duvallon's apartment. When he moved out, Mrs. • Brenner found an old trunk in tbe rubbiJh. She took some photograpba from the tnmk, mount~ theJn lA. an album with lines Crom the Bll>le. and 11nt the al bum to Duvallon. Authorities called Jt burtlary. She pleaded innocent and a Judge set bond at $10 000 but sald he'd walve It ti she stayed away from Duvallon. SHE WENT TO see him anyway, and laat week Circuit Judie Wilkie Ferguson revoked the bond.. ~o-c.oWdl\'t meet • theboodsoahewenttojall •• Sho &Walt.I &rial Tu.a;. day. Daily PllOI Sull Photo HARBOR HIGH TOWER AS IT LOOKS TODAY A.Landmark? HarlJor High Tower StuJ,ied By JOANNE REYNOLDS ()I llw O••IY P•I°' St.ti The white tower that marks the campus of Newport Harbor High School has been a landmark for manners :.incl' ilwasbuilli{l 1930 Today 1t 1s being considered for des1gnat1on Jc; <r d1f fcrcnt kind of landmark Ray Schn1crcr. husm<.'c;s manager of the :".ewport M p<.a Unified School District s aid th<' clock tower b undt>r l·on s1dcrat1on for official stat us a!> a state historical landmark HE EXPLAINF.D T lli\T MOST h1slort<'<il landmark· art' structures that arc at least 50 year:, old . b11I lh<tl th·· school tower 1c; bl'IDl'l con'>1dercd h<?causc of Its unu:-ual n1•11 ~othi<· arrh1tecturf' and because 1t ha!> !>Crvl•d a' a n,I\ 1J.:;i\1•111 landmark for <;O loni: Accordm~ to Schn1 ercr the 1de<1 of m akin~ lhe to~l·r ;in official site camC' about when the district ran .1 routm1• check through thC' s t::itc historical offlcc pnor to hC'gmmng th e remodeling of th~ aud1tonum \\ h1ch I'> .:1tt.1dwd to th1· tower. Schnierer saul thC' official rc\'wwmg the fll.in' J'kt·rl ti the district \\OU Id hl' w11lini.: to ha\C: th(• lO\\C'r r· tJhl1sn1.·c1 ,1, an offt<.·1al landmark SO F\R ~O \CT10:"1. has Ileen tak• n 11 " 111 ltw paperwork prO<'<'"" hut Schn1 erl'r 'J1d th1• rli-tnr 1 hit' oo ob1echon to havini;: .,, nt Pw1de reC'ogn1t1on forth• lo\', r The lO\.\Pr wa'> p;irt of the ongmal h1ch "' h•"'' h1111l in 1930 at a cost of about S.H0.000 for the 20 acre 'Ill· and th•· construction It wa-. r1l':.ign£'d h\ .1rch1tect Herbert l'o1.1.1.·ll and ">1dn,.:- Oa v1d!>on. lhC' far-.. t prim·1pal of th<.' c;c hool HARBOR HIGH GOES UP, JULY, 1930 -· Margaret· Tnuleau To Act? LONDON (AP> -Margaret Trudeau, the estranged wife of Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, plans to take Prince Charles' advice a nd try to become an actress, a London newspaper said Sunday. The News of the World quoted Mrs . Trudeau as saying Britain's hear to the throne ''once told me I was pretty enough to be an ac- tress. So I am taking his advice." MRS. TRUDEAU TOLD the paper she has been asked to ap· pear on some television pro· grams "and if that leads to Hollywood acting offers, I'm not walking away from any chances. I also intend to visit Prince Charles when I'm next in Lon- don." A statement issued Friday in Ottawa by Trudeau's office said the 57-year-old prime minister and his 28-year-old wife were separating at ber request. The newspaper quoted Margaret as saying she will spend July in New York City looking for an apartment and "by September I will be com- pletely ready. And not just as an assignment photographer for People magarlne. ··THE MARRIAGE HAS been m trouble for two years. It's been a sham. Pierre had become No. 1, the children No. 2 and me No. 3. I wanted all o f us to be equal," the paper quoted Mrs. Trudeau as saying. Custody of the couple's three young sons was given to Trudeau under the separation agreement. Mrs. Trudeau said her husband gave her a black eye when she re- turned to Ottawa from a ttighJy publicized visit to New York last ~J arch to hear the Rolling Stones ruck group. S H E SA ID THE prim e m inastcr "said 1 should get a good spanking and belted me. I shall never forget it. The back of hi s hnnd cuffed me. 1 had the blc1ck l'ye for days." The news paper said Mrs. Trud<.'au and her husband wrote I he bcparation announcement t"' o weeks ago "There's no bil.terness and no <IO~ef. but I've reached the de- t·1~1on that I must do something pos1t1\e .... \\1th my life. Ii was a hard thing to do. It was like reHn- qu1shmg a throne to be an in- ci{'pcndent person . . " she told the paper "l feel 1t 1s somethin~ I should have done a long time J~o. In a sense we've been living beparatc It\ cs fo r two years." MR S. TRUDEA U describes h e rself and her husband as "the odd couple." She told the paper that she and the prime minister "gave up our lovers when we married. Since then we have not been roman- tically involved with anyone else. Nor are we now." The paper also quoted her as saying. She smokes marijuana .. from time to time" because it is lake medltating. "l 'D NEVER WANTED fame. fortune or power, I just want to be a ppreciated as • creative person. I don't want to be thought ol as a hippie photographer." -she m1sse1 ber sons. aged 5 and 3 years and 18 months "but I don't bave to be a 24-hour mother In fact. Pierre's a better par ent than me." -The couple's age difference had nothin g to do with the breakup. They had agreed to ··s lowly ease out of the marriage, bot the incident with the Stones triggered the final breakdown." SHE WILL RECEIVE a $510 a llowance from Trudeau each month and "that's not much moneylorNewYork.·· OC Trash Role Backed By KATHY Cl.A NCY 04 t .. 01lly Pllet Still Orange County government ought to stay in the trash disposal business in the opinion of a 21· memberciUiens advisory panel. Turning the disposal of 6,500 · tons of trash generated in the county each day over to private iDdustry could lead to higher cos- • ta tor reaidents, the Solid Waste 11( anagement Technical Ad- visory Council said in a report to eupervtaors. The board bad referred a pro- posal to seek bids from private firms to the advisory group'after some panel members objected to the plan's proceeding without their advice. County employes staff the tour county trash dlaposal sile. and tbreo trub truck tra.nafer sta· tlona. Supenlaora wanted to learn if prtvat. firm• could bu· • dle the operation at less cott. "Tb• dQ·to-da1 operauai fDAcUcm coald be tranalem!ld to • ririv1te industry,'.' the commit· lew"a rwport 11ld, ''bowe•er, \• there is no evident worthwhile purpose to be served." The committee. composed of citizens. city council represen- tatives and those in private in· dustry and other aeenciea, said by st.ate law the county cannot divest itself of tralh disposal planning and enforcemea&i. The report said print.e in· duat.ry would bave no motrvatloo if 1iven a eowttJ contr.et "other than to maxhnl&e income and mlntmbe eosta. •· Ron Bates, an an!Mant direc- tor for the count)''S General Services AgeneJ, said the county represent.alive on tbe adviaory panel did not vote on the disposal ilaue. "We felt we were too cloae to the l.ssue, ••Bat.es aaid. Balea said bJs acency bas taken., position on tbe trub d13· polal quMtion and have left tho deci1ic111-1nuln1 up to count1 au~llon. 'Tbft.. 81'8 81'CWDent8 that U.D bo m,lldiaon both aides," be sant. 'f1MTC-mtta•'• report. aakl most county residents pay about S2·$3 a month for trash collection and rarely protest minor in- creases in fees if they seem re- asonable. But alDce there are 600,000 homes ln the county, tbe report said, even a small increase means a great deal of money to thole eollectinl the fees. ••ror tbia reaaon alone, rtgoroua coatrol ol tbe cost of aolld waate m•naiement . factlitl• ~eratlon must be maintained.• the report said. I Bandit Strikes A bmkY bandit '1tbo bnndiaMd a six-Inch tmlfe at a lone teen- •Cfd count.er iatten4ant at a Hun· Un1ton Beath food tue-out abop and llOAe '1IO SI atm •ou&bt by· polJ~·~· Vutlmla 8tnWD., 11. w11 work· ln1 at the Keatucky Colonel Frled Chldsen tat.out. 21422 Brooltllarst St• "l'twnday when. ~U..beftdiji· ,. ~ ~ . ----- -. • . • Mond!y. May 30, 191T DAILY PILOT AS TV Abo~e Law? Study Cites Trampling of Righis WASIDNGTON (AP) -KoJak. Columbo and most oth er television cops frequently tram- ple on the ConsUtution and may be subtly persuading the public that such conduct is acceptable from real-life police officers, two law professors warn. "TodAy, even the most blatant- ly illegal and uncons titutional behavior of police officers is glorified by an endless stream ot television police dramas," wrote Stephen Aronil and Ethan Katsh m a study of TV crime shows. ·· ... WllAT STARTED OFF us me rely fictional entertainment has now begun to have the political effect of 'softening up· public opinion and makmg it more accepting of such police conduct." Arons and Katsh are pro- fessors of legal studies at the University ol Massachusetts at Amherst. From the fall of 1974 to the s pring of 1976. they monitored TV crime s hows to determine how legal and constitutional is· sues were treated. They reported their findin~s 1n an article published in Saturday Review· magazine and reprinted m the current edition of Student Lawyer, a magazine published by the American Bar Associa· tion. "'IN 15 RANDOMLY ~elected prim e -time police programs televised during one week in March 1976, we found 43 separate COLUMIO ICOIAIC scenes m which serious questions could be raised about the pro- priety of the police action," they reported. The incidents included 21 ··clear constitutional violations." 15 cases of poli ce brutality or harassment, and seven cases m which there was no mention o! a citizen's constitutional rights. "Police Woman" had the highest number of improprieties seven -and "SWAT" was the only one of the 15 episodes an which no improprieties were s potted. THE LAWYERS SAID they found that TV crime s hows pro· 1cct an image "that is alien to the Constitution. The facts would horrify the average judge if they were brought into court as real cases. Hardly a single viewing hour passes without an illegal search, or a confession obtained by coercion, or the failure to pro- vide counsel. Warrants are not :.ought or issued, and hardly any mention is made of notifying sus- pects cl their rilht aia!Aat. adf. lncrlmlnatJon." · They cited a KoJalt epbode In which a doctor who owns a col· lection of toy aoldlon has become a murder suipect . Kol* want.s one of lbe soldlen to telt ror evidence but he d~an't haft a case strong enough to make .. arrest or obtain a search wa.t- ranl. ''C'MON, CROCKER," Kojak tells another detective. "I'll do the talking and you swipe the soldier." In another show Bumper Morgan of "The Blue Knight" de- mands the key for a suspect)1 hotel room and this excbang( takes place: • Hotel clerk: "I assume you have a warrant for that. Morgan." Morgan: "yes, shoe size 13 EE: E. • .• Give me the key." CLERK: "l 'M GOING to testify that it was an illegal en- try.'' Morgan: "you do that.·· Police Lleutenant later, at the police station: "Well. I've got to hand it to you, Bumper. That was damn good work.'' Studio Robbed LOS ANGELES <AP) -Two gunmen stole $1,700 in weekend cash receipts a t Universal Studios• tour office. sheriff's de· puties said. Iron Curtain Study UCI Scientist Continues Cancer Research I By ANNE COOPER Of tlw D•llY Pll.i St_.. Michael Berns, San Juan Capistrano. temporarily left his quarter-mlllion·dollar laser re- search laboratory at UC Irvine to spend a month in East Germany and the Soviet Union. In Kiev. he and a former Pasadena colleague collaborated on setting up an ongoing project lo develop the laser as a tool lo study cancer. Eight years ago, as a po&tdoc- toral fellow , Be m s worked in a Pasadena medical laboratory with a Soviet scientist, who sub- sequently founded the Institute for Oncology (cancer) Problems in Kiev. The two have corresponded over the years. and r ecently Berns, 34. was awarded travel expeoses to Kiev via East Berlin by tbe Intern ational Union Against Cancer, an organization based in Geneva. Switzerland. The Soviet and East German Academies of Sciences paid his expenses during his April visit, so that Berns could lecture and conduct research. Berns said the laser Is being used to do microsurgery on cancer cells, in order to un- derstand bow the cells work. "How the cell r ea cts as s pecific co mpon e nts are destroyed will assist in determ- ing the function of the missing parts,•· be said. The stress oo Individuality among Americans is reflected in American scientific re11earch, which contrasts sharply with Soviet methods, Bems said. "In this country, I have my own lab, my own project, and I'm in competition with any number of other scientists who are work- ing to solve the same problems I am,'' be said. O.lly Pilot SI.it Plloto . CANCER RESEARCHER UCl's Michael Berns "In the Soviet Union, projects ar e dictated by the government. A team of scientists from dif- ferent disciplines is told to solve a problem. They have no internal competition J-only competition with the outside world. "I know, as an American scien- tist, that someone is going to re- peat my experiments, so I'd bet- ter be right," Berns said. "The Soviet scientists have no one keeping them honest .•• He said there are advantages to both methods. Bringing in scientists from varying dls· ciplines gives the team a broader prospective. But because. the Soviet scientists lack competi- tion, their data and conclusions cannot be accepted without careful checking. Because Soviet research is state-funded and lacks controls imposed on American scientists by the American Medical As- sociation, the Soviet Union ls pro- bably more advanced in the medical application of the laser, Berns said. An exception is in the area or o phthalmology. in which American scientists are ahead. Berns, a professor and chairman of the department of. developmental and cell biology at UCI, said science is a full-time commitment. He said be sometimes works until 10 or 11 at night and has a laboratory at • home ao he can take bis experi- ment.a with him overnigbt or weekencb. "I'm w«king with living cells, a nd they don't know to quit for the night at five o'clock," be said. One ot his experiments at UCI is funded by the U.S. Air Force. Berns is trylng to determine the effect of jet plane emissions on living cells. He said bis training as a biologist has given him a special understanding of the environ· ment. He believes be brings Ulis ' heightened awareness and sensitivity to living things to commmlity affairs. As president ot the Town Hall Association, Berns baa been an active supporter ot controlled g rowth in San Juan and agricultural preservation. "I experienced culture shock when I returned to San Juan from the.Soviet Union.•• Berna said. "I bad just seen people stand in line for boon to buy oranges at very high prices. Back in San Juan oranges were rotting Clll the trffS because the farmers say it costs them more to hue the fnrit picked than to let it rot. Tbe two sltuaticnsj ustdon'tJlbe ... year ,round corduroy ... · • .. --- D.tlly Pl .. t P""4•1tY P•lrlcllO 0.-.Mll GIRL, 8, RECEIVES SPECIAL INSTRUCTION Becky Heinzen Teach•• Stfokea to Kater1 LaSarge Winners Announced Westminster High Journalists Tops Westminster High School captured the sweepstakes for most prizes overall at Golden West Colleges first annual Journalism Day. ln addition, Westminster's student paper, "Scroll," and magazine, ··Harvest," both won firat place for general excellence. STUDENT JOURNALISTS from five high schools received awards, toured facilltlea of KOCE-TV, Channel 50, and at- tended workshops led by Pat O'Donnell, Dally Pilot photo- grapher ; Gary Granville. Daily Pilot government writer, and Stan Oft.elie, executive auistant to 4th District supervlaor Ralph Clark. Other award winners: G_r .. ~•ctllf'f\C~ .,..,\O•Pt" -Mlqltll~t'l Hulllklq!O" 11MchHICl'l!>C,_l,Sf<°"41: Li•tWl,.. E.dlM>f'I Hi9'1 Sc'-I. third ~rel uc•tl...ce. "'<t<>"'I"" -t!I ~ ttolM Gr-H19'1 $<hMI. •~c-P•~' lrtOlll-t-1...s. FM ll!f MUfl!lrtQIO" euc~ .. , ... Sc-. 11.,1; "'"'•"' Allard, WMtmlMler Hl<i!I $<"h(IC)I, --· -M<1ndy Oroe>e1. &nlw C,r•n<l@HlqhS<-ttWrd, !>Potts utlof'I photo -lnb Membrll•. W•~lmlMI~· flr\I, Wllllam WHIOft, EOllOll. vtono, -.__., •< ~-'"'&"'. Edlsa.... thlnl Feelurt otloMo -&ob StitM, We\l,.llrnter llf\t Abe ColllM. We\lmll'\lttt. MKOfld. <Mid Tom llo. HUfttlnQIOf'I h•h, l>ll•d. ...... _.o -Juli• '-· WolmlMIH. ~;:,'(,.!,~~~M::~~r.:•a< 11, H CQftO,..., M><' lll11Slr.t._, -~Ille 9~~. EdltOn. fifst -MCO<ld; ~ ... uwi .... Huml~ h.oc:lt tllinl l!dltor1411 ~ -S<ott Llf'l!.er<!I, H...nt~ 9t1Ch. ""'; 0w.,.... T ellecl• Wot .... .,.,,, ___ ... rd. Crlt1c11 rtvlew -0•1v11e Ttledt Wettmt11•I••. 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List Announeed 60 OCC Students Join Math Group More than 60 Oran~e Coast College students have been elected to Mu Alpha Theta, the international high school and junior college mathematics club. Members mu.st be carrying an overall grade averqe ~ .. B .. and have completed four semesters or college preparatory m4themalics to be eligible. Oran~ Coast College students include: Dinner Cook'book Perfect FARMINGTON, Iowa <AP) -It was a buay da,y for AYls Medarls. to abe threw a beef rout and some patatoes lD a alow cooker. But wbeD her husband, .Forrest. dipped into the pot tbat nlibt, be fOUl)d a well· &me cook.book. Mn. lledad&W fGrpt.. tft 1D ebe*U.. ~ of tM .-before bellaalnt die meal. That'• where 1be kedl'•~ . Sit ... the bOat WU .. quite IOCI)', but reada· ...... •11lJ bubiaid 1atc1 tbat'• the ftnt l«ta'-r,sfect \UQ~ 'Derbe.,...ate.' • DookyGroup Files Eaamuit SAN FRANCISOO CAP) -Tiie Tbomu A. Dooley 'Foundation • bu filed 'suit qalmt the Bank of Ca1$1'CJl'lllla. allepa that un.lden- Ufted bank emplo1ea 1tole at tedt SI00.000 In COlltributlona to ~tharitY..-oJ'· Tiie IUlt, m.t .. San Pranciaco Superior Court, ehar1ed that b••k .. ploru vlolalect an •JrMment whereby the bank · would collect the louodatlon'• mall, remove cab and cheeb aD4 credit tbe pl1ln&lff1a account.. Games Speeial ... 16 Mentally Retarl/,ed to Compete BJ LAUIUE KA!PEll Of .. CNA\l l'tW '"''' Sixteen 1tudents from Esperanza Scbool for the tralDa· ble mentally retarded ln Mission Vlejo will compete in the Callf ornla SU~ Special Olym· pies Games at UCLA June25-2'7. Tbey won the rtght by placing first in their cateiorles during laat month's Orange County con- test. ESPERANZA HAS BEEN represented ln the county com· petition for five years. (This year, 103 Esperanza students participated.) For the past two years. about 20 percent ol the scbool'• athletes have qualified to go on to the state level games in awlmming, bowline and track and field. "The competition is gettin.g harder and harder every year," said Becky Heinzen, Esperama's adaptive physical education teacher and secretary of Orange County Special Olympics. She sald this i.s because there are more 9artidpants in the adaptive sports competitions for the mentally retarded. Last year, 900 people joined the coun- ty's games. This year. there were 1,300. PHYSICAL EDUCATION pro- grams for such students are becoming stronger, Mrs. Heinzen explained. More people see the need for physical, as well as mental. development for the mentally retarded. ·'They see both go side by side," she said. She said Esperanza's teachers will t~tify that their students re- ad better as a result of the physical education program. But additionally, Mrs. Heinzen said, the program teaches these students good sportsmanship, how to communicate and get along with others. "YOU HAVE TO give them the behavior patterns that are accep· table out there," she explained. Physical education is just one aspect of this but one of the school's students joined the Little League last year. "He was accepted because hE was skilled.'' she s aid. · · Each or the school's students. who range in age from three to 21, have physical education every day. Training for the Special Olympics is incorporated in the clasaes which aim. to de· velop the studenl8' basic skills. STUDENTS ARE TESTED on such skills as throwing a ball and Coast College District Sets Fun Activities If you're looking for something conatructlve to do thl!I summer. the Coast Community College District ii offering more than l , 100 classes, field trips, lect\lres, seminars and workabops begtn. nin1 June20. A schedule of claue. offered by the three colleges ln the dis- trict was sent out thia month. Realdent.1 ln the diJtrtct wbo dJd not receive the acbedule may call any ol the three colle1ee ad aak forone. Reglatratlon for Co11Ulae clusea wlll be by mall through June 17. Students muat use the re1l1tratlon form provided ln the cla11 acbedule. After June 17, Coutllne students will be able to register in class throuc b June 2'. ReglstraUon for courses at Orange Coast and Golden West Colleges will be in person and by appointments June 13, 14, and 1s . and on a walk-in basis June 16, U,20and.21. CoasUine is also offering four TV courses for credit this sum- mer. Mesa Summer Classes Set Summer cta11e1 ranging from brid1e to bat.on tw1rlin1 to are be- IDI offend Ccllta Me1a residents tbroap the cliy'1 department ~ lellun Mnic•. llON tban • clpS offerings are ICWuled for11be summer Hllloa; wblcb beatU lune 20. ~will M held June 13 from t to 8 p.m. at the Downaown Comm'8llty Center, 5N Center 8t.. Mail-in reptra· tloll wUl be accepted begbming June 14, butmostclasles are on a firat·come, flrat.served basil, recreation official.a aaid. For further lnlormaUoo, call the department of l elluro servicoa at556-5300. doing sit· ups but there ls no norm for comparllon with the olben. "They are competing solely with themlelves," Mrs. Helmen said. It's a little different in their Special Olympic 1ame.. ..They turn on to the competl. tlon," Mrs. Helmen said. "Many of the kids sense the compeUUon and go on to exceed their own in· divldual records." AMONG THE ESPERANZA students selected for the state cornpetition is an 8-year-old, the you.ngest allowed ln the games and the youngest ever from Esperanza. Kalert LaSarge will be entered ln the 25·yard freestyle swimming event. Others in the swimming com- petitions are Pam Cole, Randy Marshall, Barbara Corzine and Ken TIM>mpson. Gordon Donaho and Linda and Judy Vandausdoll will be com- petin1 In the track and field eveota. Tb• 1chool'• bowlln1 com· peUton are Jeff Conrad, Paul Sontenot, Don Dwyer. Kelly CorCOl'Jlll, Tom Beynoto, Karen SweeUaod. Theresa Gray and Errick Ma)'. PARTICIPATION IN these garn• tak• the staff's lime. All of the 1chool's teachers. on their own um.. attended tbe county games. ''lt'a wotth every hour that you give JYlt because of the enjoy- ment and saU.sfacUon the kids re- ceive.'' Mrs. Heinzen said. "It's exciting to see them so happy when tbeJ win ... ThOle who place first will get gold med.ala but even the stu- dents who place last will receive rlbbonl for their particlpaUon. Thia way, the teacher explained. tbey all walk away u winners. ' At Leisure World Riley to Address Day Care Fomm Thomas Riley, c hairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, will address a public forum on rehabilitation and day care Tuesday at 7 p.m. ln Laguna Hills. • The forum will be conducted Ln the auditorium of clubhouse 3 Leisure World, 23822 Avenida Sevilla. ' Additional speakers include: Stanley van den Noort, M.D., de- an, UCI College of Med.lclne; Robert Lombardi, Ph.D., presi- dent , Saddleback Community College; David Odell, director, Orange County Human Services Agency; Merrtt..t. Johnson, ex· <;:ollege Plans Paper Drive Orange Coast College's Recycling Center will hold Its an· nual spring paper drive Friday and Saturday lrom 9 a.rn. to 5 p.m. The center is located on Monitor Way, next lo OCC's baseball fl.eld on the north end of the campus. The center also accepts glass, aluminum cans, office paper, automotiveoU and cardboard. ecutive vice presidenk United Way, and Harold L. vano, ex· ecutive director, Saddleback Community Hospital. Moderator for the evening wUl be Dr. Lydia G. Deane, second vice president of Saddleback Community Hospital and chairman of community rela- tions. Free tickets are available at the clubhouse 3 box office or the community relations depart- ment, suite 33, Saddleback Com- munity Hospital Medical Center. Additional information is available by calling Rowena Gordon, Saddleback Hospital, at 837-4500. Terms Toughened SACRAMENTO <AP> -Men- tally violent or sexually dis- ordered offenders could be re· peat.edly committed to four-yw prison treatment terms under newly proposed legislation. San Clemente Hesitates on Skating Park The San Clemente City Council said "yes," it liked the idea ol a skateboard park, but "no'' it w un 't ready to sip on the dotted line Just yet. The council bu approved In concept the leue of between two and three acres of city owned property along Avenlda Pico near the sewage treatment plant to a coocern lntereated in de- velopin& aska~board park. Although pressed by the skateboard park developers' al· torney to authorize more binding action, the council said it wanted the staff to look into the value of the land being released and the rental payment, as well aa in· . s urance liability. As proposed, the park would in- clude skateboard ramps, a pro shop, food and beverage stands and amusement game area. Councilman B. Patrick Lane noted that creating a skateboard park there was "a good use of the land" and other councll mem· ~ bers said the presence or a park might reduce the number of skateboarders on city streets. OCC Students Plan Reading of Poetry Orange Coast College students will read their own poetry Wed- nesday at noon in r oom l48 of OCC's literature and lanpage building. • The Cree one·bour8resentation involves several CC poetry workshop classes. --------------------------------------------------------------------------...., ... .. • Special Adverfising Opporfunifyl r ORANGE COUNTY LIVING SUMMER RECREATION ISSUE A special tabloid section wlll be published In the Dally Piiot on Tt,turaday, June 16 Thia epecfal section wlll provide an Ideal opportunity to advertise all the ltema and services that go with 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 produet. DEADLINE FOR SUMMER RECREATION SECTION: (Space reaervatlon, promotional story, telephone Interview or photo assignment.) JUNE 2, 1977 ... DAILY PILOT .. ,. •• :: • •• .. .. •• ~ •.: ... ·. :: . . :· ·: :: •. . :: ·: •. .. ... •• . · . .. •• .. .. • .... ~ :· 1 ·= · . ... .. .. :· ... :: .. !· .... ~ .. •• •. .. • !: , .. ... ·~ ) Prtledetd, Bid ......, ..... ,. DEAR PAT: I bad oecuion a few months a1oto hire a practical nurH to help care for my elderly mother. I'd like to know lt a reabtr'Y service ts re- gulated In any way. We have a Wonderful practical nurse and I don't have a &ripe, but I'd llke'1o know how theaood ones are aortedoutfrom the bad. L.0., Huntington Beach Tiie Bareaa of Emplo1mesa& A1eecles (1127 IUA St., Sacramento, CA 15814) regis&.en ••nes' re- lbtrtes la addlUon to employment a1endes. It cbecb lo make aure re1lltrtes are q11allfled lo refer properl1 licensed and qHllfled registered, llctaHd, vocatloaal and practical narsea for prl•atechdy. Beglltrtes maat post a bond ud meet certain reqalremeata as to character, age, llceu· lD& and experience la perlOllJlel work. A• ......... 1 l'o• Mt, Sap A 'I'S DEAR PAT: I heard from a friend that Cathy Risby ls running a eymnasUc camp somewhere ih California. I'd really like lo know where. I'm IS years old and into eymnastics. Please don't use my name in the paper. T.L .. Newport Beach You have given me an opportun.lty to point out a very Important aapect of this column to readers. • · Mond!y, Mar 30, Hn DAILY PILOT Consumers Lose ·6rou Cellis~ On Food Buying Powe Honored ay'l'beAuoclatedPm,, _. Rl1lng wa1ea have helped olf1et ( JrO'N~•rUPD ~ Charles Curtll, a 17; many· of tbe boosts ill food costa the ...,..,.l 'f~lJIU&ft • year-old celUat from lut two decades, but CODJumen have Lasuna Beach, ts the loatlfOUDdaince 1970. - winner of the 1877 Fttures from the Bureau ol Labor 19TOto11'7!,theprtcuwentQP9'pe Gregor Ptatiaoraky Statl1Uc1 1bow that it takes the cent; the ume went up onl.Y U pe • M e m o r t a l p r l z e averaee production worker less Ume eent. awarded by the ·Young today than It did in 1965 to earn the LOOKING AT SOME 1peclfte1 tJW' Musicians Foundation. money needed to buy two dozen basic fiaurea ihow that a pound of ham • Curtis, a Junior honor food items: It takes him or her longer buraer COit an averaae of 53 centa bll .. student at Corona del than it did in 1970, however. 1985. The aver.ae producUon worker . Mar High School, also U .8. CONSUMERS REMAIN better had to spend JJ minutes to earn that won f1nt prise~ Oran1e off than European counterparts. much money. • . Coa1t College • Youns Althouah exact comparisons are im· In 1970, the aame bambur1er COit trr . Artist·Muaicians Com· po11Jble because or different buying cents, but the worker needed only 12 petition. bablts, tastes and staUsUcs, a spot. minutes to earn the money. In 19'71, : He will receive $600 check indicates the food share of the the coet wu 85 cents, the Ume wu 10 when be appears as a family budget is considerably Jess In minutes. soloist with the Or ante the United States than abroad. A one-pound loal ol white bread cost Coast Colleee Commun!· To measure the cost of food for 21 cents and five minutes In 1965, 25· , ty Symphony in its open· Americans in te.rms of time as well u cents and four minutes in 1970 and 3S ing C?Ocert Dec.•· . money, the Auociated Press checked cents and four minutes lo 1977. This summer he will average retail prices accord.lng to . study at the Aspen Mualc the Bureau or Labor Statistics for 24 THE LOSS Of' GROUND In the Fu ti val a a a f u 11 ttem1ln1965 mo and Februar). 1977 1970s ii demomtrated by what. bu scholarship student. ' • happened to &he price or such items as Curtis studies cello USING AVERAGE BOUkLY canned tuna and el'4· It took the with Ronald Leonard wages, Including overtime, the AP averaee worker eltht minutes to earn principal cellist with th~ calculated how long it would take for the price of a 6~-ounce can of the fish L o s A n g e I e s the nonfarm, nonsupervisory produc· in 1965 and seven minutes In 1970. By Phllhannonic. tJon worker lo earn the money needed 1977, the time needed was back up to Broker Jailed LOS ANGELES CAP> ' -Former Century City stockbroker Thomas P. Richardson has been sentenced to 90 days In tobuytheltems. eight minutes. In 1965, the worker would have had The time needed to "buy" a dozen, to spend 275 minutes -Just over 411a large, Grade-A e111 went from 13 hours -to purchase all 24 items. lo minutes in 1965 to 11 minutes in 1970 1970, he or she would have bad to and back up to 12minutesill19'17. spend 231 minutes -just under four Of the 24 Items used in the com· hours. Today, it takes 258 minutes -a parisoo, 16 "cost" less time ln 1977 little more than 4 ~ hours. than they did In 1965. Only four items The retail prices of the 24 Items -round steak, chuck roast. ham· Letter Writer Identity Is not revealed when it would be senslUve to the reader to do so. Privacy is protected, especially wben tbe reader requests tbat it not be revealed. Newspaper column writers have tbe same rights as news story writers ln the privacy area. When an Inquiry Involves a sensitive area the reader always ls contacted by A YS to get permission to use names. If the reader says, ''No," we go from tbe.:e. YOUTH WINS MEMORIAL PRIZE Charles Curtis Also Won Top Prize In OCC • jail for trying to torch the va n o f forme r pro· fessional wrestler Gene Le Bell. went up 89 percent from 1965 to 1977; burger and oranges -cost less In 1977 the amount of time needed to earn the than they did at the 1tart of the de- money went down 6 percent. From cade. As for your question, tell your parents the Cathy Rigby Camp for Girls can be contacted by wrltiDI to Box 71, Star Route, Sanger, CA 93657. Mn. BJgby·Masoa, her married name, reportedly sarpervises balr of the workouts at her Central CalilomJa camp. Girls aged 8·18 are eligible. CLUB BOUGHT FOR'QUIET' Teaileri:ft" Te-ndft"l:hlg life'! DEAR PAT: I use meat tenderizer most of the time, but one thing has always bothered me. Does the tenderizing stop when the food is eaten? A. F .. Costa Mes a If the enzyme action didn't stop, you wouldn't be Jiere to worry about it. Meat tenderizers usually are preparation• of crude "papaln," which Is the dried powdered latex (milky aap> or grown, unripe papaya. It contains various digestive enzymes as well as papain. When tenderized meats reach the stomach, these enzymes are Inactivated by hydrocholoric acid. H ATFIELD. Mass CAP > -Wh at's some peace and quiet worth lo you., Robert J. Henson thinks he (tot somt• "1th a bid of aK>.000 Benson says h€.' outbid everybody else .it an a uction and b<'cam€.' owner of a bar and music club because he· w as tire" of living next door to the noisy night spot "It'll never be a night c lub ag ain ," said Benson, a construction s uppl y company operator. OOM~ f3~T Tl-f~ "RJl)00l2T'' ffiU~ 13W"1 ()H~WH! AT MILO, WE FOCUS ON SERVING YOUR EVERY NEED. 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Don't wait any longer. A better summer starts today at Holiday Spa. • ·~ ... -DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE -Im.proving the J~ry • The Orange County Grand Jury recently came out in opPQ6ition to three legislative proposals that would change the operatioo of the grand jury, and spoke up strongly in defense of the existing system. : The jury described the present grand jury .system in nattering terms as "an hiJtorlc bulwark" 'aJJd "a potentforce aimed at achieving honest and el· ~icient government.'' In general, the grand jury system is a useful and necessary part or our system of checks and balances and citizen control of government. But we think the Orange County Grand Jury overspoke itself in de- f ending the present system. · For example, the jury insisted that the present :System of having grand jurors nominated by judges 1"8lher than picked at random, as are trial juries. as· s ures the "expertise necessary" to handle the grand ;ury's major function of reviewing and investigating county government operations. · We would agree that the judges· selection should he more likely to produce more people qualified by :vocational, educational or civ~c background to evaluate governmental processes. But the fact is ~t still takes up to six months of on-the-job. learning for most incoming grand jurors. The jury also opposed proposals that witnesses be allowed to bring attorneys into the grand jury room When testifying, on the grounds that such a con- cession would jeopardize the secreey of grand jury proceedings. That reasoning is nonsense. It is true that grand jury proceedings are neither a trial nor an adversary bearing. But a good case can be made for a witness at least having his attorney in the jury room for consultation if he wishes. ments arising from investigations of government ac- tivities could be dealt with by either jury. Changes that C8J\ make the grand jury system a more effective and reliable bulwark for the citizen against abuse of the criminal justice system and against malfunctioning ol our increasingly complex local government are desirable. and due. Painful Lesson The recent Richard Nixon television interviews were illuminating -and fascinating in a somewhat painful way. But they have done little to enhance the former President's image. On the contrary, the overall impact has been to g1 ve longtime Nixon critics more credence. No one watching the talks could fail to experience an occasional pang of sympathy for this tragic figure who rose so high and fell so low. And more so for bis family. But Nixon himself dispelled such compassion by making it perf ecUy clear that his long period of reflection has brought no real repentance for conduct which was an affront to theConstitution, demeaning to the Presidency and in some cases clearly outside the law. Though he talked at length of his personal achievements, the old evasion and cover.up still were evident when it came to the tougher topics. Though his words spoke of understanding for bis critic:s in Congress, in the press and elsewhere, his voWe and his demeanor bes poke deep rancor. Now we are told there will be yet another segment of the interviews -and a rebuttal of sorts in a book by , Bob Haldeman later on. One could wish it could all be over at last. ----- The Daily Pilot has long felt that the grand jury function should be split, with one jury chosen as more or less of a "blue ribbon" citizens' panel to examine and probe the conduct of government. A second grand jury would be chosen at random, as are trial juries, lo consider only criminal indictments. Criminal indict- But it is a lesson on the dangers of the •·imperial Presidency" that the American people badly needed and should never forget. '' 1'oa bcM:i we cAt<t tAkt Concor& with us. 11 Sea Voyage Still The Best Medicine It appears that there's nothing wrong with me that a long sea voyage can'l cure. I had sort of known ttus before: I had it con· vincingly shown to me when l took a recent trip around South America on the. S.S. Santa Mariana of the Prudential Lines, n~e Grace Lines. I was m a pretty punk state when I settled into Cabin 15 for 54 days of sail· . ang . I had the feeling that I was loaded -Rith unat· t ended pro· bl.ems. un · answered q\mstions, un- resolved feel· mgs about too m~nyUungs. . ·Then there was the mer e ·ension of going away for a : ongish tame. and the fact that 11Y friends knew I was gomg rhis buildup of aruuely is the ;east plt'asant part of a trip. You ·an never beat it because you ·an't conceal from yourseli that ou are about to travel ; but you ·an keep 1t as quiet as possible A >lew Year's resolution, that. I knew that one day my head vould c:)ear almost completely. "tHs had happened to me before. 1' ~r home town creates pro 1lems that cannot be solved in ·our home town ; that must. in act, be solved somewhere else 'his is both physically and emo· 1ona.lly true. Most people who know me well 1aveobservcd that I've got a eon titution Uke a horse. Apart from 1 bad skin and an almost equa.lly 1ad d\sposillon, I have had no erious chrontC' physical amac ions in my life. : EXCEPI' ONE. And at took me ·ears to get this diagnosed pro- 1erly. I found, a few years back, hat I was simply unable to cope ( CHARLES McCABE ) with m.y life without periods of absence from where I worked and the people I saw regularly .. ! took more than I could chew, in the most exact sense. There had to be lime for ruminating. m the exact sense. Somewhere. JUSt about as the S.S . Santa Mariana hit the fstbmus of Tebuantepec on the way home, the magic word hit me: Stress. I bad been suffering from what Hans Selye calls the Stress Syndrome. again. I bad more stress in my life than I could handle. No big deaJ; but a lot of small things that were un· digested, like lumps in cream. ONCE I reahzed this. once the word stress came to my ups and mind, the whole thing was finished. I was free and easy. practically loping. To come to this blessed condJtion. there as nothing like a long sea voyage. with a lot of b&mk time with your favorite authors, and minimal friendly contact with your fellow pusengers. Fortunately for me. I w u also working every day 1t'lc-la --l - ' 'And,,.,~ h ... 211,,.,_ to th9,,.,,,,,. on ti» ~y/' Dear Gloomy Gus When m} father could not stand my mother any more he stopped the relationship and went hi s own way. They called it a divorce. When I got a little older and could not stand my mother anymore I tried to stop the relationship. But I ~ot thrown in Juvenile Hall. They C'alled it incor· rigible . J.E . Oloomv GV"S ,.,....,,M\ •re \tii...,..ttN a.,. r•.td-er~ ~ncl do f\ot ttt <•U·t1rtly '"'*' tM ., • .,.,,, of It-« .._..,,..,., S.nd ~pet -v• lo Gloomy Gu\, O•llY I'll ... I have the dtStinct feeling that cruising is the wave of the future m the travel business. People are beginning to make the discovery that airplanes are just about the worst form of transport ever de· vised, except when you're in a helluva hurry. Planes are smel· ly. loud, badly ventilated, they screw up your metabolis m. Most of aU, they are unnatural. Man was not meant to fly. We have no racial memory of flying because it isn't, strictly speak· ing. any of our business. SAWNG is another matter. It 1s natural and lovely, and 1ou make your own relation.ship With the ever·presenl sea. Though I visited a lot or \nteresUng ports, 1t waa the voyage through the sea that was the moet enriching part of the trip. I don't know bow long it will take to undo the good the sea voyage did for me. I don't know whether it will teach me, or anyone else not to overburden a psyche that isn't all that powerful in the first place. But it's been fun knowing you, Pacific and Atlantic, and especially the lovely, remote and compellinR Strait of Magellan Cmnptlter Sale Sparks Wanaings Super 'Brain' for USSR WASHINGTON --Control Data is preparing to sell the Sc>V· 1ets a $13 m11Uon electronic brain which coold be turned against us to track U.S. missiles, planes and submarines. It is also capable of decoding s ensitive U.S. in telligence transmissions. The miracle machine 1s the Cyber 76, which will soon be on its way to the Soviet Union unless there as a last-minute stop order. It not only will be the largest comput e r e v e r d e· liv e r e d b e hind th e Iron Curtain, but it is more than a decade ahead of the Soviets ' own com · puter technology. It operates at le a st 20 tames fast e r tha n anything the Soviets produce. A top.secret anteraJ?ency study warns tersely that the Soviets can convert the Cyber 76 to military use. Not only can it be used for tracking and decoding, but it could also improve the pro· duction of nuclear warheads. m ultiple·heade d missiles, a ircraft and othC'r military hardware. There ls no sure safeguard lo prevent this. the study declares. An intelligence source put 1t more bluntly. "For a few bucks.'' be told us, •·we're willing to give the Soviets the means to destroy uR. We're becoming our own ex ecutioners.' · GOVERNMENT offac1als, CJt· mg the strict secrecy. refused to show us a copy of the study. But s ources with a ccess to the original draft have told us of its warnings. They fear it may be softened in order lo make the computer deal more palatable (JACK ANDERSON) Control Data executives. in re· pealed meetings with U.S. of- ficials, have insisted that the Cyber 76 will be used by the Sov· aets strictly to study the weather. The company kept tlam mering at Washington to get an export license. Final Commerce Dept. approval of the deal. according to our sources. was Imminent un· Ill our inquiries caused some hesitallon. The sale of computers to Russia was pushed originally by ex·Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Eager to promote de· tente, he overruled military ob- Jections lo earlier computer s ales. Now that the Soviets have a lready received lesser com· puters. they will be enraged lflhe Cyber 76 is withheld from them, say our sources. ONE WGH official source. talking to us in confidence, relat· ed how a mysterious Soviet of· ficial showed up in the United States a few years ago. The Cen· tral Intelligence Agency im· mediately spott«t him as a man with a purpose. He had come here, the CIA warned, to seek strategic U.S. computers. The State Dept., under Klss- i nger, persuaded the CIA to soft.en its warning and to pass off the visitor a s merely the houseguest of Soviet Am· bassador Anatoly Dobrynin. This helped lead to computer s ales not only to Russia but also to China and Hungary. Jn return for these sophisticated com· puters, according to an Jntema tional Trade Commission report. the Soviets have offered the Unit· ed States ''horses, asses and mules'' at favored prices. Russia's famous vodka will a1so be sold to the United States at a tariff of $1.25 a qallon, instead of the present $5. Frustrate8 U.S. officials com· plain that the Soviets are getting the best of the deal. They have gained strategic advances fr4lrn · the computers that have already been delivered, these officials as- sert. But the Cyber 76 would give them a technological boost that no amount of vodka could justify, they say. THE SECRET study declares categorically that the wonder machine both could and would be misused by the Kremlin for military purposes. Those of- ficials who, favor the sale con- tend, however, that the Soviets will use the Cyber 76 to increase their participation in a world meteorological network. The re- sult, they say, would be better in· ternatlonal weather data, larger crops and fewer unexpected natural disasters. A spokesman for Control Data assured our reporter John Schubert that the computer can be set up in Moscow in a way to prevent any misuse. Any diversion to military use, he said, could be detected immediately. Then Control Data would pull out ita technicians and refuse parts to the Soviets, thus crippling the electronic monster. But other computer experts told our reporter Tony Cap~ccio that Control Data's arguments are spurious. One former Control Data executive, referring to the alleged safeguards, said de- risively: ''That's a joke." Other experts agreed that the Soviets • could train their own technicians and eventually locate parts from other countries. National Health Insurance Debate Warms Footnote: At the Commerce Dept., spokesmen confirmed that the secret study disclosed ''some problems" relating to safeguards against the misuse ot. the Cyber 76. But the draft re. port, said the spokesmen, wasn't final. WASHINGTON -The con- roveny over national health in- .uraoce bas heated up. Sen. i d ward Kennedy (D-Maas. > "challenges the Carter White House to push for health reform raow, in 1977, and not let It become Mr. Carter's "missinl' nomise." The President, replies, "We can't afford every. thing," so wait until next year Despite Sen. Kennedy's dis· daimen, he bas clearly drawn a "tine with the )>resident on -the health is-l. u e. Jn hls .speech to a -wildly cheer-i ng conven- tion of tbe ~.nlted Auto •Workers, ion1tlme al· '.UeJ of all the «ennedys, the eonator noted :'.Carter AdmlnlstraUon propoaed zeforma and pointedly re· •• marked: • "They have taken tbb route on "\be ecooool7 and e.ner1y. 'Ibey \ave Uken it on wtUare reform ud tu reform. And tl ia time to do the &a.me oo baaJth. • · Kennedy's ur1ency i1 mons ' . ' characteristic ot his style than it is movement by the government and Concress on the health ques- tion. Interestingly enough, na· tional health insurance was first proposed in the Social Security Act or l93S but was turned down by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. President Harry Truman cranked it up u part of biJl "Fair Deal" lb l!MS, and two yean later the M.urray-Wa1ner- Dinge1l bill emerged aa the pre· deceaaor to Sen. Kennedy's cur· nnt legialatlon. THE MOVE toward natiooal bealtb Insorance, wblcb the American Kedlcal A.tan. <AMA> always labeled '"socialised medicine," continued in a quiet way for~· Sen. Kemod.r belaD P'~ hll J)C'OlrUI ellhl years qo, and bls mc:e 1-.ceat submlHIOD wa1 "Tbe H alth ~wity Act" al 187'7. ffll tlW and 18 other aucb com- prtbemlve healt.b meuuns,... celved new impetus ln l'CIC'eDt yean bee• ... of the Uyrocket· in& cOltl of bea1th care and the lnerea1111c nqmber of b~ ol at.ate MedJcaid p~sram1. All pa.rtles asree that the ftnanelal upect of health • ( m1~cu) car~ is now critical. The plan 1poosored by Ken- nedy and Rep. James C. Corman (D·Calif. > would run the entire health insurance pro1ram tbrougb Social Security and would DOt require deductibles or co·lnaurance. It would be fln1nced on increased payroll taxes and some 1eneral tax rev· enues. Beth the Department ol. Health. Education and Welfare and the Rand Con>oraUoo, in separate stodl•, ha•e raiaed 11rlou1 questions about the economical feulbllity of the Kennedy-Corman tnn, oao bean· lY backed~ labor unJons. TIU AIL\ Jaancbed a new pro. pOlal tn February which would parantee Malth insurance to all cltlleos and would be implement· ed by the private aector . Emplo)'en would be nqolred (a blt ol ciompW.lloo here) to pay about 15 peruot ol tbe CGll. Tbe unem1Jio79d Dd cenam otben would" bi covVed from ll*'ial lUDdl. '1'bere would be mlnlmal tn•olvemeat of lb.o federal ea.· • ernment. In 1962, Sen. Jacob Javita (R-N.Y.) introduced a plan which resembled the new AMA plan, only back tn tho&e days the AMA was dead set against it THERE ARE four other plans drawing attention. One 1ponsored by Sens. Russell B. Long <D·La.) and Abraham Ribic:off <D-Corm.) would pro- vide coverage for the poor and for people faced with enormous medical bllb. These two senators believe that the federal govern· ment could never hand or ad· mlnllter a full·tcale program ~ the kiD<l Kenned)' wanta. TbeTe ls still another school ot thought about our state of bealtb. Some heretic& claJ'tn that we need lea, oot more, health ln· sorance; that we overuae pbyai. clans' time and hos pital facllldes; Lbat we all "doctor" too much. Ast excellent article In tho February, 19'11, lasue of Fortune makes tbe eaao fol' a re- turn to a frMr market tn health aervicee. Then there'• Dr. Aaron W ti d a• 1 k y, a m ed t ca I ~. trbo writes, "More uaU.bk medkal care do. net , eqaal better health ... Those especially curious are urged to read his article in' the winter lfm issue of Daedalus, the Journal of Ule Amerkan Academy of Arts and Sciences.· Sample observe Uons: "Everyone knows that doctors do help. They can mend broken bonea, stop lnrediona wt Lb drugs, operate •UiCceaf\ally oo 1woUen appendices. Inoeulatlona, ln- temal lntectlom and external re· pain are other 1ood reasons for keeplne doctors, dru11 and bospltall a:round. More of tbe aame. i.owe•er. ia coua,.. terprodUctlve. Nobody DeMI m-nee_.,.,. operat.tona; llDll es· oeutft \M Ol dnip CUl C1"el&e depel)C)eoee or alleralc reacUom • • • • More money alone cannot cure old complaints • • • ''Our neurosi• con11Jta tn knowtni what Ss requlrod tor l'ood bealtb ()fothfl' WU ri&ht: Eat a food bredtf&lt: Sleep ellbt hours ad~: Don't drln.t; Don't •motel J(eep clean! And,don't WOTI')'l) but D0t being 1rillinC to do lL Goftmmcnt'1 ambl•alence couJIU tn paylQa tomNsc 184 .....,: onca for teD1a& JliloiPle bOW • M beel-. ud. CJGCe for p.a1IQI tlMltr billJ when they dJs· tttarcl tJda ad¥tc " ' ' Our IOUT'C$S say that a license was about to be granted for ex· po~ the miracle machine to Russia until we began asking questions. But Under Secretary Sidney Harman told us thi1 was untrue. "I would guess that It wouldn 'l be <licensed>;· he s aid ORA.HGE COAST DAILY PILOT Room 1'. Wttd. PIJblUMr Thomas Ktttnl, £dJtor Barbera Krdbfch. Sd*Onol ~ &dllor '11to edJ\otUl P•I• o( the D.U, PUot aeelc• to Inform and stimulate ruden by present!"' en thft paie dlvttH commentary on top'cs of interest by syndical· ,td C'Olumnh1ts and cartoonist.a. by providing a lorum for ttadera' vtew .. and by presmUnc this newap1ptr's opinions and Ideas CD C\ll'ttftt toJ)ICS. 'J'be edit«lal opiaJom of tbe Dally PUct appear only ln the editorial cotllmn at th top of the page. Opinion• ~· ptaMd by tht' coturnni ti lllad' cartQonbls aod letter wrllttt art. thetr own and no •ndOtUmfllt ti lbdr vleft b1 lb• l>•il~ Pilat ~bl lftftmtd. Monday, May so. um t By BJI Keane "Mommy, is it oll right to ploy baseball in ten- nis shoes?" L.M.Boyd No Gambling On Bullfights You can get some idea about the populari· ty or photography as a hobby by looking at the JO M?st-selling items in .the nation's drug stores. In descending order, the fastest mov· ers are: 1. Polaroid Polacolor II film. 2. Crest toothpaste. 3. Pampers disposable diapers. 4. Tampax tampons. 5. Contac cold medicin~. 6. Kodacolor II Cl26 film. 7. Maalox antacid. 8. Kodacolor II CHO . 9 Sylvania fl ashbulbs. And 10. Anacin. · Our Love and War man has received a curious question from a young wife. It reads: "How can I make two or three of the stairs in our house creak r eal loud?" He's checking on it. Some of those sun· glasses with blue tint in the lenses make their wearers bhnd to the colors in traffic lights. Average bowling score m local league play is 154 BULLF1GHTING Q. "llow do you account for the fact that bullfighting has never been legalized in this country'! Because of its cruelty?" A. Mostly that, ;ind because money in- terests haven't promoted it. There's no gambl· ing on a bullfight, pie use note. The bull always loses. A. ''In an arm wrestling match between a man and a chimpanzee, who'd win?" A. The chimp, no doubt about 1t Q. "Who said, 'ft's the wounded oyster that mends its shell with pearl"'" A Credit Christopher Morley with that one. Question arises as to \\>here a person's waist measurement should be taken in rela· tionship to ~aid party's navel. Nevermind that navel, say the med1cocs The waistline is pro· perly assumed to be the narrowest place on your torso b<.'tWe<!n your trulbone and your s houlderblades. B FOOD SHVICE PRODUCTS PAPER GOODS GIFTWUP JANITORIAL SUPPUIS RJllOM TAH MHCHAMDISI IAGS SHlmMG CARTONS GIFT IOXES PICNIC SUPPLIES Pl•C•A • C•p!' Ka I Vt-A • f'•l"lnl • Speem .. NapkiaA BLOWER PAPER COMPANY I SZS L IDtMGB. SANT A ANA "-""'--- California's best-selling car gets even better. "·---~ .......... New Limited Edition models ar& specially priced and specially equipped with extras like •.. • DAILY PILOT Cllfians Taking Africa THIEF APES KING KONG Clill t41•1f11. Put • few word• to work tor u. Castro: 'We're a Latin Afric~ Nalwn' EdUor'1 Note l"rom Angola, 1DMrs fMr1 ~lped m- 1toll a Man:ist government. ~ odoUen. and IOldlera ore •J>reodhto t1'rouohotd block Africa. Hmt u o rtport on the Cuban preHnCe bJ1 o vdeTCm A&aociated Preu c~ re~ who hot b6'm touring black AJricon nctionl. By IARBY HllNZERUNG MAPUTO, Mozambique (AP> -The Cuban presence in Africa, a cauae of growing anxiety in the West. has s pread to 10 black countries. An estimated 20,000 CUbans are running farms and hospitals, training black armies and preaching M arxiBt revolution. The latest African country to welcome Cuban assistance is Ethiopia, whose Marxist military gov- ernment expelled a large number of Americans last month. ACCORDING TO THE U.S. SfATE Depart- ment, 50 CUban military technicians have arrived in Ethiopia, although President Fidel Castro claims they are onJy diplomatic personnel and doctors. State Department spokesman Hodd.ing Carter HI says it "could be a serious development" if the CUbans are an advance party for hundreds more. However, U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young says the Cubans "might be a little more rational" than --------- the Elhlopians and help NEl1'S ~ iu ~L"SIS cool down internal dis-19n 19 •· orders that have claimed ·--------""" hundreds of lives. Cubans are also believed in Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Tanzania, Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Sierra Leone, the Congo Republic, Somalia and Angola. Some ar e working as doctors, others as technicians, military advisers and teachers. "WE ARE NOT ONLY A LATIN Amencan na- tion," Castro boasted recently. "We are a Latin African nation." Cuba's influence in Africa has been gradually increasing since 1964 when Castro began assisting a liberation movement in Guinea; It grabbed the world's attention in 1975 when some 15,000 Cuban troops helped the M:...rxist Popular Movement win the Angolan civil war. The Cuban presence remains most visible m Angola. former Portuguese colony. "CURRENTLY CUBANS CAN BE seen every- where working as advisers and experts," accord- ing to an eyewitness account distributed by the Yugoslav news agency Taajug. "Besides the 10,000 to 15,000 Cuban soldiers, of. fi cers and instructors, Cuban experts and advisers can be seen in every rank in the government ap· paratus and m the economy. They are present everywhere and very active.'' Western journalists find it difficult to obt ain en- try permits to visit most African countries where Cubans are active. Tanjug said Cubans "even sit on business desks as Angolan representatives when deals are negotiated with foreign firms " "THE YANKEE IMPERIALISTS SAY that the Cuban comrades come lo exploit Angola," said Angolan Prime Minister Lopodo Nascimento. "But Cuba has no concessions in Angola, no oil, no mines. no forests. "They are here with clean hands . The Americans have concessions in our country. not the Cubans. The Cubans don't have them and never •ill." In other African countnes, Cubans are less visi· hie. Visitors see them occasionally at sidewalk cafes, sipping strong, black coffee and puffing their famous cigars THEIR OLIVE-GREEN UNIFORMS baseball caps ad swarthy complexions betray their identity. Western diplomats in Mozambique say they have yet to see a CUban. although about 150 are re- ported working on sugar plantations, in hospitals and in other public services. In Guinea-Bissau, they help run medical services in the steamy capital city of Bissau. Diplomata there say the facilities are well-run by African standards. THERE IS A BLANKET OF secrecy. however, over Cuba's role in providing military advisers to black nationalist movements figbUng white govern- ments in Rhodesia and South-West Africa - Namibia. · Guerrilla training camps in southern Angola, Mtnambique and Tanzania -believed supervised by Cubans -are off limits to journalists. Western dl plomal.! can oo.ly assume CUbans are there. Castro ~ld a recent meeting in Havana that aid to Africa "~as taken different forms. Sometimes we give weapons, on other occasioos we have sent men. We have senl milltary instructors. or doctors or construction workers · · LIKE BLACK AMERICAN DIPLOMATS. the Cubans stress their ties to Africa. pointing out that one-fourth of Cuba's 9.5 mi Woo people are black. Cuban support of black nationalist movements in Mozambique, Angola and Guinea-Bissau paid off ArtH ,, c ..... l1fl111Ct I• Alrlc1 '· ............ ~ CUBAN INFLUENCE GROWING IN AFRICA 20,000 Spreading Through 10 Countriea ,, when those gi:oups took over the governments~ But the history of Cuba's role in the continent is not without its setbacks. Cuba befriended the leftist regime or Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana. but he was ousted by a coup in 1966. The Cubans were expelled. GOLD 'COIN JEWELRY 30%0FF RARE COIN CAUERIES INC. 91 Town 4: Coan&ry Or~ Calif. 92668 TELEPHONE (714.) 835-9244 .Y'S.1r.'S.'S.'Sll'..'S'.11'.'S'S.11'.'S'.'S'S'1r1rT'ST Hl.'I \'"ii 1-:\1 .( I fl\ I. \ICllllH 1111\ll l·HCl\I 111 IWIHll·lll \"111( "~"·'SSS '" ·,,,-; "ilii .............. I ,, '.;. TWO YEARS LATER, THE Republic of the1 C~ngo thrt:w out most of several hundred Cuban ad-1 v1~ers. claiming they were meddling in internal af. · fairs. They returned in 19'/3 after a leftist regime took power. • · · • Castro's friends in Africa claim the Cubans are • HERB FRIEDLANDER IMPORTS . • no threat t.o their sovereignty. •"ORANGE COUNTY'S IMPORT CAR KING,. • . "They will return to their land one day when we ! • • ! decide so. the same way they came. as friends of • ! • • our people _and "'.ithout dollars m lhe1r pockets," ; ~ • : ! Angolan Prime M1ruster do Nascimento said. • ~ : : • • < • • • Filter Peril Heart Threat Cited ST. LOUIS (AP> Men who smoke filter-tip cigarettes run a greater risk or developing heart disease than smokers of regular cigarettes, accord- ing to a St. Louis University medical school study. Dr. Jerome D. Cohen, director of the study, said the men who smoked filter-tip cigarettes had higher levels of carbon monoxide in their blood. THE CIGARETTE INDUSTRY, while produc· ing filter-tip cigarettes in hopes of reducing the in- cidence o( lung cancer, may be contributing to a rise in heart disease, he said. .. "This paradox could be resolved now if the tobacco industry begins producing a relatively safer cigarette by · perforating the heavy paper around filter tips with tiny holes,•• Cohen said. Such a "ventilated" filter would allow for more complete combustion and dilution of smoke, he s aid. ChiJd Care V a/,idated STUART, Iowa <AP> lf you shop in Stuart, pop. 1,354, it doesn't cost you anything for babysit- ting. Merchants stamp shoppers' tickets and, in re- turn. children arc cared for at a local day care center. The Stuart Service Club is paying for the service, proposed by Jerry Lund, owner of a truck s top restaurant and a divorced father w!th two young sons. SITESDIM • 2 • • • • .. • 11-=i~iiSlii!'i • . . . ~ . • ::6:!!!!!!!!:!!,!g!!~* .. ~}000 HEH.\TE ;~~ L..\~( :I . \ •~I 1 t•1 11'1 I, • 11, ", , .. , ' " I, I I q• ' t,. I • 1 ' , , , 1t ............ ,,, ....... ,1 I 1. 11•• ' ' \1 1 \ ol 1n•f ••Ill ~\ 11 ,l fl11" .. ,t ,t 111.. I I oil, , •• Dinner Prices Are Damn at SPIRES · • Flight bench seat • White 1ldewall tires • 1VJnyl roof • More, much more •AM/FM alereo DAILY PILOT Mond!y, May 30, 1977 QUEENIE . ' I ,I • j • .l ., .. ·F • jJ .. ;'i .• J ~· .. • I ~ -~~f' I 8y Phil lnterlondi 0"A~ long as Carter's not using 'Hail lo the Chief,' see if -we can use 1l around here "'hen I come in every .morning. ... For the Record •. ,,. ... 5T.J051!1't4 t40Sl'ITAL MlyJ,1t77 Mr •lld ~ Johft Oe•ill. 6!.111 C.111tr L•.,e. Wfttml'>\I.,., 9lrl ,.,., •ndMn ~INuner.ttBH•DI .Co•taMesa 91r1 -··· 1'11 Mr •nd Ml"\, John VMO,.,, 8h'ih IJ'}li! 1 le.,.,rlcll, ~tmt1>\ltr. oov Mlyl, 1'17 ft\t. a1>d """ A••., ~.,~,, ''"1 c;l\atftOC•, 1"'1.,., boV Mly "· '"' Mr a,,d Mr~ W 0 M A••"' I'll Or••ci~ Co\I• Mes.a bov Mr ~no Mr\ W•v1'14' Ot'Je"''". tl 6 .. nvall\ Tree.1r,11ne oov Db•olutlon• 01 Marriage ~lledMlvH rROTCHEn C.•YleM .... aJoMO• I.Pe • .,a Jefl••v wav,,.,. 52EWCZYI\'.. Lou••~ A ~"" Rlr~.,cl J.; MILC!R. G•rv M dnd LyM A • CO'i.GRO Liiiian 0 •nd COWM<IH REV ELS, Joye,. A l\n dnd Jn• lt•,1lp t-iERNANOE l. F'dn(tl-:. O dnd FI0•41 J BROWN, Jam•~ F .• Jr ..... a "IOllCV Ar>n, FITCH. SA • Oonala W •"" Mar1o"e Mav. CROSSLEY <lnnAlrt 0 ....., B<ll\nlP L : JONES VifQll'\1 ~ ((tt'f'OU .\n<t JflmP~ M c Ld11'1 tOETEAIEA. AMI"•\ Tnom•\ ano HelP" Joar> FORREST Wiiiiam A •no ValH'* J . HAIROIGREli 1.•si1P c v '""a T~om•• c. . l'URRV Oari•n~ H 1'nd ldw•,.nc• J. GROSSMAN. Jvnt' F and Ma..,on R MA"IE'i5 Wy lit H,."",.W 4n<! Oonnt\ lff 8RE'WEA Juhi" J a~n AryAn G ROORIC.UEZ. Jo•eo"'"' Ro!Wrt~ a..ct A#""" Lf'O'> EHLER\. lanorp I( <Incl R°""r1 I( COROICIO L1mm,,y M·l'I)""~' ano w 111r,_,, Aod"""•'lll OEM l ,_,,G, L•f'lddl "'""" q_,bf"rl l)h \/'"-r KAM404 .. ("IH'i:4' ,.._,~.mut • """ A•.o. ATTIG. L. Lor· , i1ne4n~C•o(1tE FOed ...... y ll Kids Relive Heritage Yosemite A.dventiue Recall,s Pioneer Days Bearded. spectacled and wear- ing a prospector's hat, teacher Rod Collier could easily pass ror one or the Califorma pioneers who trekked from the EasL dur· ing the 1880s. Collier led a group of 35 Rancho View Elementary School students from Huntington Beach in a reeent one-day journey into the past at Yosemite National Pa.rk. FOR 24 HOURS THE sixth, · seventh -and eighth-grade younester s f end e d fo r themselvet pioneer -style by churning butter, making appfe: head dolls, pulllng taffy, chop- ping wood and searching for dry pine needles for their mat· tresses. Students were without the aid of eledric1ty and rehed on wood· burning stoves and kerosene lamps to light and heat their log cabins. National Park Service rangers established the pioneer area near the Wawona section oC Yosemite and discourage visitors from br· inging in 20th Century artifacts, said Collier . RAIN, SNOW AND generally miserable weather made the set· ting even more rugged, the teacher noted. "The kids had to adapt to those -conditions so they just went out and chopped more wood ," said Collier. "The rain and snow made 1t hard to find dry pine needles for our mattresses." he said. "Mine was pretty lum py ~ 'PIONEER' LEADER Teacher Rod Collier came over and taught the kids how to dance,'' said Collier. another log on t.he fire," said Colher A TnRED IN costumes of the period. students played roles of people l.lke John Muir and ad· dressed each other as they would in the 1880s. the teacher noted. ''They all spent a month pre- paring for this by making clothes ·and plannine menus," Collier said . The fare included bacon, flap- jacks and orange juice for breakfast and beef s te w, lemonade and biscuits with hand- churned butter for dinner. COLLIER HAS HEADED Rancho View School's environ- mental learning program for five years; the Yosemite trip is made annually. Students on the pioneer outing were all in the mentally gifted minors program, he said . Rancho View students made up one of 10 school groups in the state that participate in the Yosemite program. Students from Cir cle View Elementary School , Huntington Beach, have just completed their pioneer adventure at Yosemite. The Circle Vi ew youngsters were under the direction of Prin- cipal Jim Stanfill and teacher Dan Moss. Valley Woman Faces Charges A 19·year-old Fountain Valley "THE RANGER'S Wlf'E woman was booked into Orange played the accordian and the County Jail after she allegedly kids also learned what is called a wedged her auto between a ''THE KIDS DEVELOPED round dance," similar lo square telephone Pole and brick wall sort of a camaraderie about the dancing but performed in a cir-near Magnolia Street and Heil whole situation.' 1 cle. A venue. Students spent most of their Cooking pioneer meals proved Arrested Friday was Penny ti m e making candles and a challenge: Wood-burning Lee Tymon. of 16526 Oak St. performing other daily 1880s stoves don't have pilot lights and Fountain Valley. Police said she chores until the big square dance temperature controls. faces charges of reckless driving on the night of the adventure. "The kids learned that to turn as a result or the 10:30 a.m. inci· DINNERS AT SPECIAL PRICES Sptru ts dotn9 It_ a9alnl Dlnaen at specla1 low prtces. Telle advantage of Uteae apecla1 Splrn Dinner pr1cn today. Spires 1$ lowering the cost of dtnurt •••••••••••• HUEBNER Jud•'" Ann• o1•1 q,, f'l•rd Paul BUSHOU~~ N f.. rf"f'tt• t:104t't •nc:I S•1·.an M1tr¥ PA f( f: Q1't" ~ ... ,.,.,".,,,,, Att"Ct'I AHJn Hn VOAL, (1 .. bt J ,,..., J Ot'l"t M. I ANDI-q <.Qt-4, M1Chdft V•rnon dnd AM~•ll• M ., ... BOVE R Robert $Qulr" •nO C•rotvn Pott~, FINN Ht•~" C.trQI <1nd 9,_,, J•mH' CALLAHAH Thom.n Fr•M•S •nd O•rterw HOOP L 4 USCHE. Geor91n~ Lft1o1~rr't dnO Fr•nk J•v DONALD PalttCltJ Ann a11d R1ch••O l('nn~th; W~tGHT. He,,cy L .tno Wllh~m M : BAY"IE 0 1-lou'v .tnd Richard ldurem•· ROMEL. M<tnod<ICI Blanca. MINER. Alt>erl Pa!ri (k "'"'° .Jo\eplllM; VIC· TORINE.Ro'ffnna B ...0EU9"""11 .. Theheadrangerand h~i~s~w~u~e:_~u~p~th~e:b~e~a~t~th~ey~h~a~d~to~ju~s~t~thro~~w~-d~e~n~t~·-----------_:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~•HELO$. Jud•'" 1•'""' •"" M•C .. •tl C . 5TOLAAtl( lr•n• R•no1 ""' John .,,..,,.. I( AHN ROndlO "idl .. 411 4nd t>•bl'>te M·>Y. ll:AHY, "iu\•,, Cjmlth dt\11 Ion"' ~ober\ RUSSEY, Cdrol I\"" an" 1.ow••I luq•ne SlEPMrNS Y dhPf•""" df1d ~obtrl 1101\M<. ()o,.dlll J . ~nl'.I ~ArOtl""'' "It JOl .. N\TO"'f t.u- rtuet 1,,,. "' PHt '"'0"'' J C.<111.LAGHER. KaO>erlM Mary aM Frf'd EUQO""': MCGEEt N. PAlriCl3 JoAn a..a t<'rv>elll Jam•• OELP.. LMrv Patric~ al\O Juo~e CollC!'fn. ALAN!$ Sandrd I( and Roll4!rt OCC's Air Team Sixth In Contest (_,,leinn, t..OCKWOOO, Jove• M. dnO ldMU R . BAEHA. P••w o. dM 0 r a n g e c 0 a s t D••ld H•nrv tRBY Rllonda L. and c 11 • fl . t Gw;;c Pl C.Mrlt\ c. FARMEA. AIC.n J J 0 ege s ying eam ,.,,. • Q,llS MO M•rllyn M GAMBILL, Judi!" finished sixth out of 25 ~ •• ~': ~.,;;~!"~~•wFoAo. Joy colleges and universities Scuba D ;Ve •TTeee Rv.oi.,, e ...a ,...,,.c .. · during the national fl y- ., ~~.~1:~v G:;L~. ~:; ~.~ i ng championships at .. nc1 J-Edward; F1GuEROA.. ...... 0 k 1 a b o m a S t a t e . lmtruction 11101" e: .... a CMl4Y<• P.; OOH-Uni versity . NELLY JR. S/llri.y A.~ L9o F occ fini'sbed flr"l 1'n lt!LLEY, Juafti&. : Open water scuba di v mg will be offered for the Orst time in a course at. Gold en West College this '""' E1•111P s MARTINE'?, etv1r•A division, with Jim Finley ""° R•,,_ o.v1u ;_, .... -of Huntington Beach $y1¥1aE · · h DOLL.AR. s.-... J . -"°,,,_ sconng s1xt in com . ,. JONES JR . 0or""'v • _, 11,.,. put er accuracy, ninth in .. HOOC.SON.5-llv-5->cer B . n1 ht _,.. d 25 h ~um mer. BAOC.E R,Jlll,Wllll ..... T •ndWeflOY pre-._,g Sai~y an t . , 1. v•SOUEZ.5'rM•""·....,Jot1"""' in the Power-on compeh The physical education HERNANDEZ. s..--Lu•• o. tion. ¢ourse, d~~gned for the ~~.~"s'. ~-. 0:..1:::'0-":.;'~.~... Newport Beach stu 8as1c cert1C1ed scuba stul.. J.-, ... AL.ARCON "'""''a """ dent Jerry Zimerle was dent to gain needed ex· Yo•-"' RIOENOU~ !>'l•r•P•A -Lb · ff Perience in O""n water J~~~T1NE? E••ira "' """ R•"'"" seven m p()wer·o and ... ~ 11th m instrument profi. tra 1n1ng, will cover ARN1ST110HG. p..., •• Mor .... •• .... o . d h technical aspect.a and the 111c .... d Jofwl DOBYNS, r"':'."ua.Nc. c1ency an 15t in power <I n 0 J I n ' < • M ~ On COmpetitiOn. actual experience o r I(, Ap t LL EA ~"',I." Mike Lombardi of night dives, light SaJ vaee M ·~ llov EdW.,0 PENCE. LI""• H .,,., ~ o HALE. erute R Costa Mesa was ninth in dives, ocean emcrgen-.,,., en11nt: ;WOLFHOPE,M1c .... 1 aircraft recognition and cieS, and Underwatel' f' and Jo'IU 0 ., ICNAPP, J•M '"° . U 11111c11 .. 1; M<G"EE. o. ...... """ 23rd in message drop. nav11a on. r.,,, L•; ANOE~. u1 .. v.,,. • ., H ti gt B b · The course will be held ~~:~~ L. _ J~ deunnt ~.;' 1s~T1c pl!~~ on Fridays from 9 a .m . c.; VARGAS. J ...... P -Tl•u"io sixth in computer ac-to nooo. s ; icL1N<;eE1L. v..or-f\P T..,.,,. -....," ;NARLC>eYldC.efl9P1u1..,.. curacy. Re1i1tration by ap-""": '~°'· -.-tt Ann • ..., I Joto L l"VG04. RIM Fay ..... St9"""' ~ ~ pointment wU be held G,.._.,, SCHREIU•. ~r-••<'< c La G d l June ).3, 14, and 15, 9 8 m -fNrY Lou, MAIUIN P•l••<o.•"" w ra oa e d lk .a.NI 0e•91d W Ot.A~ ,..,,_ • to 7 p.m . an wa in ... ..., ....,...,, .. HOFF NER c1.,00 Kath 1 e en A n n registration with no ap r ""° ....,.,. .. -Callaghan. daughter or Pointment. Junt' lGfrom !l eeoElL C..rr• DP..,"""!>,.... Jame• C. Callaghan of M•<I• AN0£A~. SulOft M -"' Let Us Help .. .. . .. A father discovers his.·' )lescent daughter 1> experimenting with drugs. He doesn 't know what to do. ... A lonely w ife sobs int o a pillow. Her rnMr1c1qe is breaking up. Her elderly parent> have b ecome a burd en. She c an't cope. ... A middle-aged ma n with a good JOb ~hakec:. unLontrollabfy .1-. he reaches fur .1 bottle of booze. He tr1ed to stop d rinking. but failed. J ( I These scenes are common everyday experiences. Al I o f us have problems a nd we search for their solution s. Sometimes we succeed. Other times we can't. Then we need professional h elp. Where t o find this hel p can become a problem . PROBLEM TALK SHOP helps people find answers t o their p roblems. PROBLEM TALK S HOPS are free counseli ng and re ferral serv ices locJted in Orange County. a.m. to 8 p.m . June 17 9 it•-'" a STEIN >oen R •"" Costa M~a. as amonf? a.m. to4p.m . June20..2l. ~·"oit":~~·~"::~.:: .. ·. 500 graduates or the PROBL[M TALK S HOPS ai e here to off e a you hel p tht ough counsel 1ng and 1ef err al. T here is n c 9 a.m. to 8 p m. All re • ..., JQhn O.-11Auou c .... o .. 1 llastlnf?S College of the gistration is 1n the ttd ::";!:~~=:.•71(':~ Law at UC San Fran· charge fo1 our service to you. We refe,· to bo th public .Jnd private agencies 1n O range Coun ty. Facil1 "lm;;i;;;n:is;;;tr;;;a;;;t;;;;10;;;;n;;;;b;;;;u;;;;11;;;;d;;;;m;;;;~;;;;;;;;;,-~---M_"'_ .. ___ r_.,_,...._•_E_uqoo_.,. __ c_is_c_o __ -:--=-:-==:1 ties t 0 ca 1 a f 0 r ind 1v 1dua1 s a 1 e av a ii ab I e o n a 2 4 . hour bas 1 s. That means we can he I p y o u whenever Yo L need help. Appointments are not necessary. If you prefer to make an appointment, day and even inc t'lours are available. (Office hours: 8:30 a.m. -5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. In extrem' emergencies a counselor can be reached after 5;00 p .m., and on weekends.) McCOIMIC• MOITUAlllS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hilla 768-0933 San Juat'I Caplsl rano 495-1778 , (' Let Us Help With: l.ALn.IH•llOM • flUMlllALHOMI Cofone det Mar 873-CM~ Cosla Mesa 646-2424 llU.llOADW.U MOITUAIY Crisis Intervention -Whe n a p r.oblem is slJ big o~· complex that you are unable t o see alterna- tives, talking w ith a p rofessional may help. .. counselo r helps est a bl 1sh tl start ing point Jnd guidance for husband and wife. Alcohol and Drug Problems -More and more people are becomj,tlg dependent on alcohol and o the r drugs. Specialiled medical care and a treatment program '1re neede d . 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 SM"" TVrMtU. I.AMI WISTCU.. CHAPll 427 E. 17th St Cott• Mesa • MM8&8 Santa Ana Chapel 618H. ero.ctwev Santa Ana• s-47-4131 Adolescent Problems -The yea1s 14 thro11gh 18 are trying for the young person a s well as his parents, learning to communicate is one of the basjc steps a counselor can help bring about. Single Parent Problems -':The single parent t'lay often feel ignored in a couple-oriented society. Tl'ying to be two people. mother and fat her, c an be too difficult for o n e person to handle . Geriatric Problems -Sometimes a sonior c.1t11en parent needs tender loving care away from t he fa mily, specialized nursing ca1e, o r a p lace to live with others near his or her own age, and the children who make these decisions must loarn how to cope w th their feelings of guilt. t Individual Psychiatric P roblems -Some t imes w e feel that o ur world 1s caving in o n U'S . Tens ion . anxiety, a nd fear may keep us from copin g effectively with everyday life. Psychiatric help may be your ~i rst step toward healthy living. 1i 10 E. Chapman Avenue Orange, CA 92666 Phone: (714) 997-1831 25283 Cabot Road Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Phone: (714) 768-3831 Monday, Max 30. 1977 DAIL v PILOT 1\4 ,• t's, a First: F oyt Wins F0111·th Indy 500· IANAPOLlS (AP> Like a&lntt gunli&hter, A J Foyt ded another notch to bis legen- Y career record Sunday by omlna the first JU an to wln lhe Incjjahapolls $OiP tour Umes . be' man c•ll~ "Super Tex" ve bis car into Victory Lane a r •grueling 200 laps In lhe op· ~esslve Indiaoa heat and dt"awled happily, "f still don't b91ieve it. It's been a long time ctfbling." .. 'The coveted fourth triumph c1me ' in a thrilllng duel with .. PORTLAND CAP> -For·the Portland Trail Blazers. there re- afty is no place Jjke home ' After losing the first two aames of the Nationtil Basketball ~ssociation championship series at Philadelphia. the Blazers came roaring buck Sunday with fi 129-107 victory on their home court "That's our game ... enthused Portland eo~ch Jack Hamsay. "We J,!ot it going today We played our best in this series. and Onquestionably the hom e crowd ti.id a lot to do with 1t " Gordon Johncl><:k, who gave up the lead and the race to Foyt when his engine broke with 16 laps remaining. ·'I was just trying to pace myself, still get fuel mileage and -wail and see what happens." Foyt said. "I wasn't taking any chances. I pitted on green, then it went to yellow (lhe caution light) and Gordy came in. I said 'Oh, God. it aln't our year again.' "Then Gordy and I got to going at each other again and I figured I'd just wait for the last 10 laps cheered every move by its hometown heroes .. The screaming throng pro- vided an obvious emotional lift for the Blazers, who raced to an 18-point lead in the first period. Philadelphia coach Gene Shue said erasing lhat deficit took too much out of his team. ·'They had control al the out set. which ,is somethin~ I didn't want," Shue said. "We were always in the game. but it was always catch-up .. and go for broke ... the Houston native srud. Foyt, who now has a record 58 victories an championship racing events, won his first three Indy races in his first 10 years of rac· ing here -1961, 1964 and 1967. It then look him 10 years to win t.be one that ended his record-book deadlock with oldtime drivers M auri Rose, Louis Meyer and Wilbur Shaw. "I just can't believe it 31et. myself," Foyt said. "But that w as the most low key I've ever been for this race. I tried lo keep it on a scale walh all the other SOO·mile races "I just made up my mind before we came here this month I wasn't going to get keyed up whet.her I went 20 or 200 laps. 1 wasn't going to let it get to me like it has the last 20 years. I made myself relax," he ex· plained happily. . Foyt, red in the face and soak· ing with perspiration from the long afternoon in hi• orange Foyt-Coyote. was asked tr the heal bothered him .. Naw," he said. ll was beautiful out there " T hen, gnn· ning. be added : "It was a little warm. though." Foyt, who earlier this year talked about possible retirement. wasn't ready to call 1t quits yet Asked If he would go for a finh In· dy victory, he said: "Why not?" Foyt said he never thought about quilting during the 10 years 1l took him to notch his fourth vic- tory at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 'T ve !>aid 1t 's JUSt another race. but it'i. also the biggest race 10 the world," he said. "And there:s a lot of horse races, but onlv one Kentucky Derby. It's the.same thing with Indianapolis. "Whenever you glvQ up hope. you m ight us well lay down and, die. I felt there were two or three vears 1 should have won this race a nd other people felt the same way. l don't like a lot of people to put me on a pedestal just because I 'm a race driver, but I wanted peopletoknowidon'tqull " APP"°to It was Blaie rmanw at its wildest as the cro\\d which ta cked Me morial Coliseum "We need running and good ball movement, and today we had it ... said Ramsay. "Our game 1s triggered by defense. and good defense helped to get us off and going." LLOYD RUBY'S CAR DISINTEGRATES AS IT SLAMS INTO WALL EARLY IN T HE INDY RACE SUNDAY. RUBY WAS UNINJURED. .. ,., Friars Dealt Then Ramsey put the victory into perspecuve. .. All this means:· he said. "1:. that we are now 1·2." Maurice Lucas led a balanced Portland attack with 25 points ci nd also had 12 rebounds . Portland can even the series with a victory here Tuesday night. The finals then shift back to Philadelphia for game fi ve Fri· rlay night. Bench's Slam Leads Reds Problems 27-26 Loss By Indiana ~ 52,889 Watch Dodgers Tumble, 8-1 Aplenty "I like our t'hances In a For Guthrie s howdown.'' By a Daily Pilot Writer San Die~o·s Bod Lavl'r toppll'd \'1t as Gerula it is. fi ·4, 1n singles und te:.1med with Cliff Drysdnll' lo win the mrn's douhlcs match. but thl•n lost lh<' ... up<'r tie bn.•aker as the ~·r1 ar" frll to lht' Indiana Loves. 27 2fl, 1n Worh.I T l'a m Tennis art1on Sunda\ n1~hl ~fore 2,7!)5 at th<.• An.thc1m Convention ('('ntt•r Laver. a -..:c" port Hcarh re!.1 dent. ll•ame<J "1th Chrf On ... dale t o <l l'fe:.it ·\.l lan Stonc Jnd C;t-rula1t1 ... 7 S. in doubles phn j!I\ in~ thl• Vriar<, a 17 Hi lead But .. t. J '1l·tor) b\ I nd1ana ., ml\l•ll <111uhh.•i, team of Stonl· iln<l Ann K1H1mura O\,t•r Ra1 Re1<l and ~tun.1 c;1wn.mt l:11t•r tied thl· mat<·h at 26. forcin g the s uper l1l'hrc.ik1·r Stonl' ;.md Knomura then dl• feated L,1\ er and Guerrant. 7 3. fort hc vH•tnn Althoui.:h ha\'ln~ lrouhlt> \\Ith his :.t'f\'t' throughout thl' singles match. Laver still mana).(ed v1c tory thank!' to fi ve douhlC' faults b) C erula1l1!. Laver double faulted twice .md "JS broken l w1cc in the 'IDl!!lei. encounter. hut he.> ali.o had thrct• a Cl'll And ht• hroke G(•rulrutl' .. lit'!"\ l' t hr el' ti mt'' In the !lnuble'\ matrh. lht• br<'a kthrough ramt• in lht> lllh ~amc \\-ht>n Stunt' had thn•e dou ble f.iulb cind lost .. t>rv1c'· Dn '>d<tlt' lht>n held ..,t•n 1CI.' 111 ~IH' lht• San D1e$tO duo the 'll tor~ "IA, n•1••• I 1¥t'I' \() bt fl V ••f 1 t•f 'I r,, r ,1 ••II\''""• ' \ ""'"''" .. ,~"1'•\ A ""'""'~''" ..,.,.., -'Nl)m .. n "'"li•M"'' I( q,...., {•U•r ,.,.,,, '\O ..., 11 R'4rlilr ' '('. •v ,..,,,,, ~ t \ M. •• tJ ~"'"*" "ton-1(1yomur• I ,,,. .•• ~ 'u1cH·r fif" hr"' uuu "T\l••·d dt\ub1 .. , \lol"W' IC '""m u r.1 t 'hf dt I ,..,,.r Gu.,.rr•"' I 1 It was the 16th consecutive home court victory for the Blazers, who have compiled a 44 .5 record at Memorial Coliseum during the regular se;lson and playoffs. Besides Lucas. rive othl'I Rlazers scored in double figure~ Bill Walton had 20. Bob Gross 19. Johnny Davis 18, Lionel Hollins 15 and Lloyd Neal 13 Julius Erving led Phaladelpl\1a with 28 points and ~g Colhn~ adrled 21 The Blazers. "ho lost the first two games or the series 107·101 and 107-89 1n Philadelphia . re ce1ved four standin~ ovations from the packed house of 12.923 bNore lhe J?a me even began Pti4tl.A0(l,.t"Mt ~ 'ttll f,., "'0 '°'Ill fltA t", t f~ ' fol.~ ... ,..., ........ ,. ,,, ___ 11 ~ ... \ o.,,, ... ..,.\fl ~'''"'-'OJ""'• , .. v, ,._ tt"l~.-.• ,.OltTLAHO 'U'' (•'"' 1.-l ,_,. 1 W't••n f) O •J•t,, oi H"' " 1~ r,,1•1~m 1 ~·•• ,, Pl\ 'lrt~'~·.. t \1 lq ~ ll'U i-· ,,, -,f\fj u 1" ~· o •r' J-~fttl'j O'lf ,.,.'\_ f"\t 11 I •' p..,,,,\1'o lni'!t.f "' Pl"I"'' •"'tl ,.~ ,. ""', • "i...... ,.,.,to'\, " ,., .,, DARK SELECTED PADRES MANAGER S i\~ l)IEGO rAP1 Former m .t)or leaJlUt' manag('1 Alvin l>Jrk ";1:. !<l'let'ted Sund a) lo sue \'l't•d John MacNamara a!> C1eld hos!-11f lht• San 01t.>~o P ,1drc~. Thi' .'l:l 'ear old l>drk. a ont' 11 m <' -.hort .,top with the old Ne1o1. ' orl. (11anls "ho led the Sun Fr .mr1sro G1,mts and Oakland \ .., to fk'nnants ;1s well as sen · 1ni.: a-. manag<•r of the Cleveland I nd1an:-.. has currently be~n serv ins: as first base coach for the Chicago Cubs Dark was scheduled to JOIO the Padres an San F'rant'1sco today LOS ANGELES !AP > Johnny Bench, who was hoping he'd have the opportunity to hit his seventh career grand slam homer, took advantage or the! chance to lead the Cincinnati Reds to an 8·1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday R<'nch hit the bases-loaded shot in the first inning off loser Rick Rhoden. 7·2 Pete Rose and Ken Griffey opened the game with i.in~les and Joe Morgan walked before Bench ripped his eighth hom er of the season "It was gratifying rn a lot or wayi,, · said Bench. "I've been thinking about 1t a long time. I "as even hoping Joe would walk and load the bases so I would ha\'t.' th<.' opportunity to hit it." G riHey. George Foster and Mor~an also homered and Fred Norman scattered eight hits for the Reds. who won two of the three games in the series and handt'd the Dodgers their farst sen<'!. loss of the season "It's always great to beat the Dod~ers 10 their own park," said Norman "I had real good stuff and they made the good plays behind m(' I had five strikeouts, and th('y all came when 1 needed them " Grim.'' hit a two run homer JO tht• seco.nrl . Foster hit his 10th of the !>Cason. a nd fourth or tht.' three·gamc scncs. off reliever Stan Wall JO the eighth. Morgan .. mash<'d h1-. sC'venth homer in the ninth. again off Wall Norman. 4·2. blanked the Dodgers on s ix hats throuRh -.even innings. but lost the shutout when Steve Gar vey followed two out walks to Reg.-1e Smith and Ron Cey with an rb1 double. The Reds ldlhonder struck out five anrl walked three The three games attracted 158.580 rans. including 52,889 Sun- Atlanta Draves cat~her Birf Pocorolill blo~ks San Francisco·s Tim Fon oft wt hom plate and keel>S him Crom kcoring during recent action. Foli tried to core on a squeeze bunt, but Pocoroba ptcked up the ball and got Foli out with a divln tag. •' •• day, the se<:ond lar~cst serie!> crowd in Dodger history. The Dodgers play al Houston tonight Los Angeles left nine runners on base. but Norman was an com· m and throughout Following On Tt' Tonlglaf Channel 7 at :>:30 Garvey's double an the eighth. Norman double in the eighth. Norman struck out Rick Monday to strand Cey at third and pinch runner Teddy Martinez at s econd. The Dodgers have won three or t he five games they have played with the Reds this season. ··By no means are we out of the pennant race." said Morgan. "If we can take three games off their lead each month. then before you know it there will be showdown. Angels Win, 3-2 The victory put Cincinnati l 1 ~ games behind the Dodgers. The Reds play most of their games in June at home. CJNCINNATI r,,,.,ft•·vrt Morl')o1t.n 1t> RPn'~ Ort"\~ft llt r, f:oir,,tl'r tt ~,.ron•mo<f (O'K•O< IOf'I '\~ N,,rmAf'IP •II r 11 bo • 11 n i , l , ! l I I ... 1 ' • •000 '1 1, • 0 l 0 •OOO :I 0 0 I) l.OSANGEt.ES LO°"\ 11> qu~<r,ptf ~' Srn1tn rt C~vlb GM...,,v•o Marhnero• GOOcl....., lb -'>dAyct 8ali:.,-tf Vft&qerc ~-np S..~o M otd Oh Wallo L·lC.yph •b r ~ ,,. \ 0 I 0 • 0 I 0 l I 0 0 '.'')\I) • 0 1 I o o on oo on •000 •01 n • 0 0 I) 7 0 I 0 n oo o •O On n II O fl I 0 0 0 To'"" •• 8 10 b Totals J.t I 8 1 ( ln (tl"ll'\A,I 470 OQO 01' 4 t.O• AnQl'IPS 000 000 t)l0 t LOB -C•n<•n..,ato s. Los A"'!•les 'I 78 -~o"' G•rvr v HR-B•nch f8 L G<tfff"V («J. G S:O~@r 1101,Moroanlll ~-Normotn. N Qtm.itn fW • :n llllO<l"n IL .1·11 'iO\~ Wd tl T -7 Jl A~711!1'1. IP H A Elt 18 SO o R I I 1 ~ '"' w,· b l • 1 0 0 I) II 1 J 1 1 0 I Ryan Closing In On KoUf ax's Mark TORONTO <AP J Nolan Ry an won his eighth game of the season and third m a row Sun· day, allowing five hits and ran· ning 12 in pitching the California Angels to a 3·2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays behind Bobby Bonds' tie-breaking two-run homer. Ryan·s whiffs extended his American League record for double-figure strikeout games to 76. He had 14 such games in the N alional LeaJtue and is seven shy A-.,ei. Slate AllO-OlllCMP'C ltedlo mot Mav 30 Celltoml& et c1ne1en11 • U D.m M•Y 3t C.lllotnla at Cleve lend •.1~ p M. Jun.t •OttroltttlC..lllMnla 7·Up,m or Sandy Koufax' major league record of 97. It was the 10th com- plete game of lhe season for the fire-balling right-hander. Tonight the Angels open a brief two-game series with Cleveland with Frank Tanana <8·1) facing the Indians' Dennis Eckersley 14·3). The double extended Howell'!. hitting streak to lS games. representin g the number of games he's played for the Blue Jays since ~ing acquired from the Texas Rangers. The Angels lied it in the fifth m- ning when Don Baylor singled . moved to third on Dave Chalk's s ingle and scored on Bobby Grich's infield out. Grich grounded to Howell but Baylor beat the third baseman's throw to the plate. CAt.t,OttNIA Ftor~.ct R Tnrr•11;ct A•mv ?b <;ot~it~ Ill Aulltfl 8on<1•d" flevtor r• C••l-11) a b r 11 lil 3 0 1 0 0000 1 0 I 0 1000 t I 1 0 t I I 1 4 1 , 0 '0 , 0 1 0 0 I H umof\rev< • J O 0 O TOA ONTO JScolt cf Ballar'~ Ho.,•11 31> Fa1rtydll Vt lPI ,.-f E"'i"Q II Autt lb A\ht)yf Mc IC.av or H To,.,P~ 1b WhlftOP\ .tlrllbl 4 t > 0 J 1 n n 1 0 ' ? I 0 t n ' 0 0 0 1 on n 4 o on J n 1 •1 on o o l Cl 0 II I I) 0 ll Tot••• ,, 1 8 I TottOI• :rl 7 5 ' Cittllorn•• 000 QtO 700 3 To•onlo 100 000 010 ~ E Hul'l-.ov LOB -Cahlorn"t • 1or0fltn 1 18 -Ho--41 11...,., HA -8onch 1101 58-J S<ott 'i-Aemy SF-1 A .. nlWIO t.t.,,n<ty\ IL? ~I T -1 ~ A :JO 00' IP H A &A 11 SO \ 2 I lo I/. ~ I ) I - Carter Has Best Area Finiah-l 4th INDIANAPOLIS (AP>-· Janet Guthrie spent more time in the pits Sunday than she did on the track during the 6lst running or the Indianapoli s M otor Speedway, but the first woman to qualify for the race says she's proved everything's poss ible just by being in it. "Once I got into the race I didn't think there was anyl)ling left lo prove. M akmg the rac~ is a major accomplishment and now I can start making plans for next y ear," said the 39-year-o ld Guthne. The New Yorker made six pit stops for a total of more than 90 minutes before s he and her crew decided 1t was time to quit the race. By that time the race had been going on for more than 21• hours. She C'ompleled 29 laps. ''The start of the r ace wenljust like I wantro. There was some monkey business going on in the firs t tum which I expected and stayed away from . 1 planned to make a conservative start and start working my way up, but something went wrong and my mechanics just couldn't find the problem.•' she said . "She did a great job as far as I'm concerned, but we did a lousy one,·· sa1s Rolla Vollstedt. th(' owner of her car "We never gave her a true chance to prove her abilit)' .. ~ lt2 DAIL V PILOT Monday, May 30, 1971 ' Sports in Brief Cal State (LA) Shocks Trojans H ONOLULU <AP) -Cal State <Los Angeles) rallied for two runs in the eighth inning to pull out a 7·6 victor y over the University of Southern California S unday a nd win the NCAA Wes tern Regional baseball UUe. CSLA thus e arned a berth in next month's College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Drew Macauley started the winning r ally with a one-out single to center in t he eighth: and . Darrell Brown followed with a double down the right field line. M acauley scored with two outs on a passed ball . then Sonny Garza ripped a single off relie ver Jeff Schatlinger to right field, scoring Brown Crom t hird with the winning run. Reliever Ed Develasco pitched 2Y.I innings of shutout relief lo pick up the victory. Los Angeles, -now 40-20, was led at the plate by Macauley and Brown, with three hits each. Cal State (LA) had won a pair o f "ames Saturda y to reach Sund~'s finals. The Dlablos eliminated Fresno Slate, 15·11, then toppled use, 6·5, late Satur· day. Hockey Star Die• VILLA RIDGE . Mo. -St. Louis Blues hockey defenseman Bob Gassocr was killed Sunday evening in a motor cycle accident in Franklin County in eastern Missouri. Gassoff, 24, was northbound on F ranklin Coun ty route M about 7: 10 when his motorcycle ap- parently crossed the center line a nd collided bead-0n with a car. Shot Put Kilb Wo•an . . - Irwin Nabs P LEASANT HILL. Calif. -A 57·year-0ld woman serving as an official a t an AA U track meet was fatally injured Sunday when a 16-pound s hot put hit her in the back, police said. CIF 1'ollegball Claa111pions Golf Crown In Atlanta The victim was Maree Louise Rodebaugh of Sacramento, an of- fi cial at a meet held at Diablo Valley College. She was rushed to Mt. Diablo Hospital at about I :20 and died about two hours later. The Laguna Beach High Artists captured the South Coast League volley ball championship with an unbeaten slate and then won the CIF title Friday night. Kneeling (from left> -Andrew Dodds, Kip Engen, J a mie Plummer, Kurt Mammer, Clark" Hinwood. Standing -coach Rolf E ngen, Scott Frank . Randy Smith, Kevin Norick. Philip Mc Manus, Steven Fair, Morgan Ams den, coach Mike Dun· c a n . ATLANTA <AP l -Hale Irwin, fi rmly established as one of the world 's leading players, had to play his back nine m 32 and birdie the last two hol es Sunday to nip <m off tht'-board lon~shot by a single ~trokc an the Atlanta Classic golf tournam ent. ··Mv h ;i t ·:-. o ff t o Steve Veriato ... Irwin s~ud of the skin· ny l ittle ~trugglcr who played him dead even for 71 holes. "\\'hat a ~rl'at performancl' lie c:iml' thrnus;!h whC'n he needed to anc1 he needed to.·· lie did. indl•ed. A lat•k ot v1rtoru•s , on ly $454 an ,\·tnnin.I!:. 1''11 ltt•1 this yt•ar. had Ve riato farmg tht: lo"s of his hard wnn pl:i~·1ni! rif!h ts on thl' ·our. Notonh did he Sl'CUr l' thoSl' or a n11thrr ·st·asor1. he won the 1n:iba~hrd approval of the big !:'lllt•ry that g;l\'l' htm a standing .,v:it1 on wlwn hC' walked up the !llh fa1r\\'a\ 1\nd he forrcd 'rw1n 111111 ·an over I he-wnter :amhlt'on lht• l;\~t holl· J gam 1le that prod1w1•d .1 t"o-putt Ill d11· .11111 ,1 lllll' '-ll uk(' Vll'lOry ,~ • I I ' ,r ,, ' ......... "',..,,. "'/41 t-'''1 ''" r 1f\(O '' """'"'"""' i.l-· i•," • 1' ' I C., )o " \ ... •TH. I 1 .... '.,i.. H .. vt • \ IYY'I ( '"' , ... 'tl (r,1 • '"'~ .... ,tit~ \1 ") \ -t''°'I I ·"ltt t ~ •' n"tn \t .,""Ii",,,_, t t I')'!) IM f .1p1r ~t t'.''1 r)4'l~ti(jl••t ._, vJO nm Wt•1\tlOOf. \' 'lli nf\ H•nlrlt \I f}J '"'"' (' l\f'W'' ', ., \ iN•Clt'lt N-.y11 t ~ t1'U •ry M r(,,... ~I "''' '""fl T1 ""'"'' tt t>n t (' tr~ 1 I 1 1,bO•<'*"""' \' tO' ''" llr M·v."tt \t 11' ff ( h'f~t \I f()I UI hf\ t'rl'1 ~t '"' t)m Jr""''"' \I 1 ' "'"" \lnr .. ., \t f"H ., l>.i ,., 1 'J .. , ·~~ ,, '"' "p1 AA ,,. , '' I ,. I , .,;II 1'" ... , 11 ,, 111 I ... M II 1~ t, ~ , ffj ,,, .. •it '11 fl'" :.,, ... ,,, 11 ... ,.. . , -.~ ..... , ~, .. -• 1" ,.. "'lit~ ,, ·~ 11 'J 2~1 '' '•''""'T ~? I) ti.I 11 't ,,,.1''1 1111 rq n -~1 ') '~ 'O •1 1-l ,, .... ,,,~ ~· ,, '1 ~· ,,.. ,.., •• ,. 'f)'l 1"ll 11 'fl 'I '1 -1•.I. ... -,, "' " , .... ,,,.,,, 'l '' "',).-4 " '• , .. m 'Wilt ., ., rt~\ ,. • ..,. ''t ''I) II) ,.,... "t 1'l4l "-N' ·1 10 ,, '"-14\ frl.lt .,_ 10 It .IJJ\ '"' ,.,, ,, ·1 :-.~ , ,, ... , -:~; , , •' '' '1 , ... ,,, q " ,, o\ I I I) I\"""' 'tlll .. 'OJ\•)..,t 4tWt '1 "~ •4' ~4 ••t~P1'-1M The shot put was thrown by Michael Weeks of San Jose. TitmuO ... ted TEMPE , Ari z o n a Washington Slate ca m e from behind with two runs in the se\'enth inning to eliminate Cal St ate <Fulle rton), 6-5. in Sun- ctay·s J:\CAA Rocky Mountain Regional baseball playoff. Ar izonn Sta te the n d owned \.\.'ashington State, 3-2. to win the regional title. Petty Triaut1ph.# CHARLOTTE. N.C. R1ch~rd Petty, barreling from bumper to bumper traffic early in the race to a h a lf-l a p lead at the c h e ckered flag. p us hed his Ood~e to victory Sunday in the 18th annual World 600 stock <'ar r ace at the Cha rlotte Motor Speedway. Petty opened the m argin over David Pearson. World r,oo de· frnding cha m pion , and pol<'· winner at this year 's r are. in tht> final or 100 laps of the 600-mile. 11 :.--hour mnrathon Robbv Allison tuok third. l\\ o laps back TOP ATHLETES INAU MEET NORWALK-Fh·e 18-foot pole vaulters. world high Jum p record holder Dwight Stones and some of the world's best sprinters are expected to be on h a nd for today's Muhammad Ali innta· t1 onal track meet al Cerritos Colle~e. here. The meet begins at 11 a.m. The pole vault field includes former world record holde r E arl Rell while Hasely Crawford, Don (Juarrie, Steve Williams. Stev<' Riddick , James Gilkes and Houston McTear he ud the 100· meter dash group. Panatta, Vilas, Ramirez Log Paris Victories P ARTS tA P> -n-erending c hampio n Adriano Panatta. Gu 1 lle rmo Vi I as and Raul Ramirez reached the final 16 in the French Open tennis cham· p 1o nships Sunday, but Stan S mith's bad was hnlted by dark- ness Sm ith. trying to join Harold Solomon and Brian Gottfned as t he only Ame rican s 1n the qua rtcrfannls of the clay-court tourname nt. led .Jari Hrebec, 6-4, fi -2. 5-7, 5-5 when da rkness rh.•scl•nded on the cente r court or Rola nd Garros Stadium and the match stopped. It wi ll be com- pleted today Sm ith hat \\inning volleys and fo rehands in the fi rst two seb "1th all the confidence of his grea t years, 1971 and 1972, when he won Wimbledon and led the l"n1led Stnlcs to victo ry in th~ Oav1sCup Smith could have wrappc'<i it up an the fourth lie led 3-0 and served for the match al 5-4, but ha., first service deserted him and lht.' C:iech. a :.hJ!htly ~toopl.llj! l1gure who r arl'd about the court like a ~reyhound, drew lev('). P anatta who said he was play- ing with a slight temperature. e asily defeated /\ustra ha·s Pat MacNam ee6-4. 6·2.6 -2. Vil3S, hitting scarcely a single loos e shot. outplayed Bernie Mit~ ton. 6· 1. 6·4. 6·2 Ram1n•z aft('r losing t>ight match points, e liminated Ulh Pinner. 7-6.6·1.5·7.6-t. ,.. .... , ~l11q1 ... ·~I"''"""" R ,u1 q..,,1rt·l bft4t \JHI Pnn,., 1 ti 6 l tt ' ~ 1 WOltfllr' r:'o.t"-t>~ .. , (°"h,.t\ L'"W•\ 6 , • l J.A ~ ) Jot-11 Hulll b<oitl An1.,.,10 Zu11 ""IH. bv~••ull ~Oii G.•~f'l"'lb<·•t P•vt'I Hui~• 1 ~ 6.J ,., Gut1••rmoVdi1t\.,,,.,, 8.-f'nt~Mlt1f'lfl' 6 t &·•I\ 1 .,,,, .. ,,... p ,""'·•U• bf,, p_.1 M v·N•rn .... b ..I b.., ~ ' ft,,.,., .. , Mott'"'" be•t P~t110 n~ttnlu«.1 n fl. 1, , .. '\ !>t~ S.0-oll\ l..:l Jlrl Hr•t>ec, .... &·7 \ I '• '•b•~b€'c.uwotd•r•~nJ. -- COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP Major League Standings c 0 1977 MATADOR WAGON v.a. ...... w .AM ,._ ........ _.. A7A887H1'1>2278 1977 JEEP J-10 PICKUP 4 +4V .. ,~ P.S..-.."'°" J7M2SMP07678Q c: 0 u ..................... u , .. _ ............... _, c __ .. ,.__. • .,. o .. ,...._ .... ,..._ ... o M.1t.tt»: H -- .SATIONAI. t.EAGUF. F.ast Division w (, Ch1ra~o 28 14 Pittsburgh 26 15 St. Louis 26 18 PhlladelphJa 23 19 Montreal 16 25 New York 15 27 West Dlvlsloa Pct. GB .667 .634 l '~ .591 3 .S48 5 .390 1112 .357 13 Dodtters Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Houston Atlanta 33 13 .717 20 23 .465 lllr!t 20 24 .455 12 21 28 .429 13"'6 18 27 .400 14 'h 17 30 .362 16\12 i .. Hn -.G•-s PMl~ .... 18 1 N•"' YO"•~ Mo,,trrul 14 ~I loo•H Cn·c-J Plll~f)ll? (on 1nn.1tll LCKA....,~t <, '" OlfQO \ Ho.nl°" I S~I\ "'·t'>C•\COJ All<tn147 101nnmqs TM•Y'•C>•Mtt MOf'\'rPat '"C)qf"f'1i ) .. af'Mf 8dh~•" CM)t ... Nfll• YM• 1£~1 J-TOCI07·01 C•HC.\<JO tt(rvti-4·11•1SI 1.oul\ "•le_ I ~I ~n D......, •Owe:"'""" o.o •"d D'Aqulslo 0-11 •' ..... Fr .. ncl\<O IMcGl<>llle"7 \d"" !( .... -~, Pitt>~ lt<IMlll ~11 •I Pl\tl-IDlll• 1(¥1-.. ,, All•"'• '~-Ith .. 11 at C"'4:1...,a0 IH-0.11 1.es &-le• IAMl~l•I Houj!Of'l IAnctulM• l' A MF.RICAN LEAGUE East Division Raltlmore New York Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto W I. Pct.GB 25 17 .595 25 20 556 1 1~ 23 20 .S.15 212 24 24 .500 4 18 22 .450 6 17 25 .405 8 18 27 .400 8'h West Division Minnesota 28 16 .636 Chicago 2t 18 .571 3 Texas 21 19 .525 5 Angell 23 22 .511 5V2 Oakland 21 23 .477 7 KansasCity 20 23 .465 71.'.i Seattle 19 30 .388 U itz ~y·1o•m•t ~•llld o.t,,,. .. C~lllO<fll•l l .,,.,,..101 t<a"W\Cll• l 8lttt0'10 ..... YO"ll \ C••«-7 Ml~a l. 8elll~• 1 c•o .. ....is 0111e1.,..,. f ••et S, Mllw..i4l" 4. 111""'""1 t-,.·,oamu M1lweutrtt IH .. \ 4 1 -AOll•IOIHPt 1 II •' c~1c .. 90 oc-s-1....i s..,.,.. s-11 ~alll• IP-" I I -Monlaa"" l JI •I T••"' ftlyltWft4 s--.... 0 t(..,~ City ISollllorfl J·•l el T ....... 1c;,..,. • 71 .. .., Vri IT.,.,.t Wl at 9"twll CU.Ml C .. lf.,.,.._ IT..-.lh1Gle"91and llc:WlleY .. ,, Oall ..... 1~"21.tDetrelt Ut.-.UMl llalll1119ra IG rlft19ley •·>I al Mln,,.tol• ,,._,,_..,.~,. Bolt Captures Snead Open Steady To mmy Bolt carded a one-unde r-par 70 Sunder to earn a three-stroke victory in the Sl00.000 Sam Snead Open golr tourna ment for s eniors at Yorba Linda Country Club. nine Sunday and was llcd for the lead with Hardin al that stage. But while Bolt went pa r-birdie on the 10th and 11th holes, H ardin we nt bogey.bogey. That gave Boll his eventual margin of vie· tor y. l •.:.d•rwa '(n, ... .-.nt:t ,,,_,."""'" wl,,f\lnqti\ '"'""Sa"" \~6d Oof" qoU tourn'4'1"W'ttt fo,. u·n1C)r\ at the• 3U v trd o•r 11 Vorb.• L•,.,11 Coul'ltrty CtuoCourw. lommvSoH \1\000 J JC' H•rcM \12 000 C"••llt ~I fiord '' 000 llobDU<lf'fl \" ,.,-. ~ .. m ~n•o)d ~ ~'° Jt\hl'\ Ao' di '\~ ~ o~" c"' ''" ,., ...,..,. 10'*-10-'lllo< 6'41-14-711 11·116'-111 111)41-11) 1().1)-10-113 '1,,10-114 1111 n-1u 1-6q 11-214 Bolt. 59, finished with a 54-hole total of 20s. He had rounds of 70 a nd 68 in the first two days of the e vent for golfers 50 years and o lder . Bolt won Sl5,000, a n autom obile and a srholarsh1p worth $3.000 to be a warded to a youngs ter of has choice Bolt finished the day with three birdies a nd two boge ys. Cha rlie Sifford , who turns 54 next Friday, was third at 212. Ile won $9,000. Sam Snead, 65, and Bob Duden, 56. tied for fourth at 213. Each won $6,500. Duden's 68 Sundav was the day's low round. · Jt ,,.,, lt•fbi, \ l)"t ~lkt !touc"<tl< \) ,~, oouo ""'" u llO J;tMJ,,·••H J:\' \i "1\ ,,.,., '"'"¥ J -v ... o-~ .. \'>fJ W·•l1t h ;rt). r \' .,.,7 )0 ''"'I( roll \>~7 Yl I• NG llo•~ \•>61 IO J•,,, .,_, ,.~ ,. ",,,, \.J ,.,..._n-21s '17·11 17 -)IS 1).10 TJ-l•b 1• )I 10-111 71 ",, _,,, n -nn-111 1' ro 16-11~ 7) 10 'S-7'< ,., n ,, _,,., Jack Hardin, 63, who led aft er ea<:h or the first two days, faded to a 74 and finished second at 211 He won $12,000 John Ruedi, Don Cherry and J er ry Barber tied for sixth, win· nin~ $5,000 each. ( .. ··u·q. n '""'r ""4'\ r • .-v• •• "''"'""' , .. , t),.1 .. And,, ".,...,..1 SIOO M,, .. , t\U\tir\ C 1f>' Alf}."'''"'" 4.11'1' M"''t't•'" f t\lfr,·11 ~'M I ll\WOrtl\\11tt1., \Ult) l l 1111 _,,. n ''·"-no 7q ~8 Tl-7>0 11 •1 11 -no 11 , t 1) ,.,0 11 ,.,.q _?10 Bolt carded a 36 on the front Checking Two Rustlers Goll Earn All-state Alamitos Entries Courses MEN'SGOl.1' LAGUNA a EACN low ..... 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FIRST TEAM Pos., Player,College Avg. C -Dave Huppert, Golden West .4S7 tB-Ron Pelley, Laney .451 IF -Jim Wilson. Cerritos .403 IF-Mike Garcia, Canada .422 I F -Brad Mills, Sequoias .395 OF -Mike Hirano, Canyons .430 OF -Dennis Mork, West Valley .501 OF-Rollo Adams, Fresno .421 P -Mike Walters, Chaffey 11-4, 2.25 P -Craig Cham berlain, Long Beach 16·2, 2.34 P -Pat Estrada , Canyons 14-1, 1.56 P -Dan Danielson, San Mateo 11 ·3, 1.84 Ut-Rick Costello. Cerritos 5·1, .390 Ut-E ric Snider, Dia blo Valley 9-2,. 344 DH-&ott Desrosier, Golden West .352 Honorable mention -18-Tim WaUach (Sad· dlebackJ; OF-Rick Woolard <Orange Coast): Joe Bruno (Chaffey>; P -SCoU VJncent (Santa Rosa>. Fritz Lund (Sacramento). Banquet Trail \ Torn SalUI wu select-Year ai a banquet honor· ed Oranae Coast ingthe tennia\eun. CoUeg•'• Oanman of the Sophomore KI m Year at a recent dinner Vieira, wu selected c ap-honortng tbe crew. taln. Other awards: * Outltandlne freshman Mike Dracanza w .. oarunan -Larry . Thomu; $1,000 ~ar\.lja cbosee most valuable for l'Oll TOHIGHT l'lnl """ :41 l'lltST ltAC~ -350 v•rds. 1 Y•·" old m•;<tPn, c1~'"''"'l Pu~~ n .100. c1a.ml"fl1>"'~"'.soo flOKhO ICro-· I V•ll•y ~ IROUQh VIA C('W\O f(~roo1a. hi• Go J~t IM<lcl>i.•111 t<""1• rt<.,•Qhll "'"' J•t\ 1100 1'1 IB.,,.,.<I Al•m•ICKSlfl"ll •CIH .. sel wowa•o BU\ •WM di -V ln Mol•Oft flrNW<?!) 119 ... 111 1n •n 1n 171 171 172 SECOND ltACE-..00 var<X.. 3 Yl'ar old\ Cl111m•"'1 Purw 11.600 Claim •"'l orlc• \ 11,000. looN•CI' l8'00ll\I Mr Do Chl1r~ IWard l Htlw moo<I' fWllf'I I Tr Ack PMS.Of' IT'""''•' Ma<\ BA Ck f Pdull"" I t'em • Kloty Too 1Ct~rlsw1 111 110 11, 112 109 119 TNlltD ltAC£ -350 vard\. 2 yr·a~ old m11l!lfn\, Cl•lmlno. Pvr~e n .100. Cl•lm1nqp<let S6.SOO. '>olld Val"" IAd~lr I Lllnf\ Ciol<IHI E"OIP ICerdol.al Pttdr-IWa!\Oftl Bel VourWalltl IC•Nl9l't> 1 uclrv IHCl~rl'"'' Cll•r~ NWOnder IBroo~SI Dal ChHI•• 8¥ 1Ha'1 I Som~r\f'I R-ICIOll lt<nlQMI 112 17? 171 112 111 111 121 119 l'CXI •TN ltACE -UCl vanl\ 3 year old\ & uo All-ttnce. Purwn ,100. S.llQul""'' JM lt<nlQl\11 171 Oupe'~Ast,.,l\lt fC¥<1ontl 119 Haver-Day 11.IOh•ml 119 J•11Man Mo 1~1ombo 1 "* Fl.,al Mh&ion IMylUI 119 l.ffHIO IW .. _) 172 NPY&dfl FIYPr fT N".t'\Ut'f'' 11• 1..o s ll•llv tH1f'I I U1 ""™ •ACE -400 yarlt\. 3 Y~'" ol.S.. c1 .. m1nq. Pur\e \1.toO. Clilm onq orlr•\l~llOO Sun,tl z.,1u ICt9-rl S4irk0 IUtdoHI GolnJttY 1°"4-l Vaq•-Jonn !Herl) O•nrqM Boy ITrtoawr•l t<elly S<in\l\lne ILIP'>•ml 119 17? l it 1t9 171 119 12? "' 119 us 11• lit ,,, 120 no uo h l 'hi Newpor1. Harbor Hlth't crew sc o ars&\ p golf •-A-.,_ently at an 110Mftt~-•rt'l'd1.2,... a w a r d -M a u r a ~ •""' *'· Cl"""'"°' ~ ~-. c1a1m. Heneghan (CC>l(IW'"''n>·. awardspretentaUon. lft911rk9U.• 1n ... Tr~~lat\q'Wttl (Mytftl Lloyd Muon Sdtb Special award win-Plft11.t111t •te,._, "' ~~:!,~, r~~;.:·~~= oen: _, ~::&=:: i~ " MOii Ve!IMlllle: M"-«Wllaftr•: memcrlal 1ebolanblp-c.•1":-. -..-: MOit •-o..tYlllWrtlC.IN> m Brian Whitford; Tom1117 :;..:= lieu ,...,, •no iuo ~~, :~ AtklnaoD memorial 0.11...,_o.c°""" m 1cbol.r1hlp-Walter * """" uca -•"""" 1,.... Rolema~ Ralpb L. PrHhman Wa)'Jl• =--~~ ...._.._ca.i- Harwood memc>rlal Croeakf wu Hltcted .,......,.~, m 1eholanhJ~ God· _., IDOll •ala&able player :~=:~, jg dud. at OranJ.\ Coaat °""yo.co.1"•11111>' •tt 1r CoU•11•1 **''banquet ~=a: m Eric Sebwart ,.. .. recent11. • v111.-yc , tn '"'bOHD Gaucho of .... ., ,, ou1r..-111 ,~, ttt ~ .... ·lll' ... ~1'1111 1~) ltt YHr lid lllU Gana ~ ...... Albiirt llld strie ve111111111Mm-1 n2 waa~•c~at ~-Saddleback Co1lec4f • ..Spalcll.M IUre GtllcbO ioll banquet recently of the ".,. bonota for · Saddleback Co1le1e•a * tennlt team. Other 1 Larr1 lh4••". a ,.,.,. Pl'f!MIMd~u;.a Mp,omoM, liH bffA ~INIDCIQeUaduded: c~OMA or..,• Coa•t eaptalD~biart; most c.an .. Ptnte at the lmp!'Olied7K1itl\nlq. i ProSoecer . T _.1 I I .Drouglat Burts l,ake Boaters,~.JIMll Use Caution There's still plenty of wat« in t.be ocean, but boa ten wbo pref er to trailer their craft to lakes and reaervolra could find themtelves thwarted by the drought. Wltb the prospect for one ol the driest years in California biatory, the Department ol NavtgatiOll and Ocean Development (DNOD) the stat.e's boat- ing agency, la advising boaters to plan ahead before they leave for their ta vort te lake or reservoir. THE WARNING BY DNOD follows reports from the Drought lnformatlon Center predictlng low water levels in many of these bod.lee of water. Marty Mercado, DNODdirector, downplays re· ports that lakes bave dropped so low that boats can- not be launched but warns that the low water levels may bold other hazards. "We are concerned with safety problems that low water levels may present." said Mercado. "Sandbars, islands, tree stumps, rocu and other obstructiona that are normally several feet under water may bf Juat slightly below the swface." BAY AND COASTAL A.REAS, AS well as the entire San JoaquJn-Sacramento River Delta will not suffer from low levels. It is expected that these areu will receive heavy use this summer. "Aa the summer progresses, boaters should •call ahead to parks and resorts to determine if launching la possible," said Mercado. •'Some fuel docks will not be serviceable by the end .of the season. More lmporumt, every boater on a low- level lake should keep an eye out for hazards by treating the lake as a new boating area." K.mndla J. Camr has been named a 1oan of- ficer of lrviDe NaUoaal Bank. He will assist lo the management and future growth of the bank through loan analysis and administration. He is a 12·year veteran of the Oranie County banking industry. combining that experience with several additional years in business in marketing and general management. • The,. following personnel appointments have been announced by Avco Financial Services, Newport Beach: -Noel R. Wright, vice president, Southern area, has been promoted to senior vice president and transferred to the Newport Beach head- quarters office. -Pblllp J . Cullen has been elected to the board or directors. He joined the company lo 1965 as legal counsel and bas served as its secretary since 1.970. -Gary L Fite has been elected to the board of directors. He joined the company lo 1m in cor- porate accounting and has been vice president and controller since 1976. -Two new vice presidents have been named by Avco Financial Insurance Group, a subsidiary. They are Martha Dahl in the claims division and WWlam PalguU in tbe life division. The subsidiary also has named Andy Andersoa and hrry Kap· rermanuassistant vice presidents. -Patrick Kelly has been promoted to training coordinator for the southwest area, headquartered in Newport Beach. He joined the company in 1965 as an account representative and most r~ently served as Ontario omce manager. * Bank ol America has announced appoinlmellts of lending officers at its Newport Center office. Joining the staff are LaJTy Hart, Miss1on Viejo, assistant vice president m charge of commercial loans: Kevin Mccann, Dana Point, assistant vice president for commercial, real estate and in· dustrial loans: Helen Harper, Mission Viejo, ttal estate loans and Ray Way, Torrance, commercial and real estate loans. Hart has served the past 18 months as assistant vice president and senior commercial loans officer al the Santa Ana roam omce. McCann, also with the bank slncel972, has served the past two years a.s as- sistant manager for loans ol the Mission Viejo branch and the First and Newport branch in Tuatin. Mrs. Harper, who joined the bank as a note clerk in Lquna Beach lo 197(. bas served the put year as manager of the Woodbridge office in Irvine. Ray is a member of the Orange County Mortiace Bankers Auociatlon and the Oran1e Count y chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management. • Jock A. Ben. Corona del Mar, has been named an investment counselor at Newport Eqalt~ Fncta. lac. He wu previously associated with Certified Plans. Inc., Newport Beach. where he served as as· sistant vice president in charge of field aervice ad· miniatratlon. it-::"~~·(:f":O:::Z AMc•s CONCEPT -American Motors bas unveiled six new concept cars to illustrate what it sees as future trends. This Con· cept l, shown as a full-size mock-up, would be capable of seating three adults across front and back. Cars Shrink Slowly I Reluctant Americans Face End of Lifestyle DETROIT (AP) -Energy criais or not, Americans are not in a bWT)' to give up their cars and the lifestyles their auto- m obi li ty has created . The tremendous demand this year for new cars -primarily big ones - is evidence of that. Slowly, though, the course is changing. Cars are getting smaller. So are engines. And, lf President Carter's controversial gasoline tax is approved by Congress, people may drive fewer miles. TBE TREND TOWARD smaller, lighter, less pow_ert).al and more fuel-efficient vehicles bas been a major goal for a de- 'lt'laUe Bet roit'• futurbt• differ 111 •o•e regard•, tltetr agree the auto.of>Ue 1efll re.afn the do.d- nan t tor• of tra~~a!!_~·~ ~~ cade. It was spurred by the Mideast oil embargo in 1973 and · ·is accelerated again by federal fuel economy laws. By 1985, according to industry forecasters, the average new car will be about the size of today's compact: 16 to 17 feet long, a lit- tle over 1 ~ tons in weight, able to seat four or five adults com- fortably and with a lightweight four-or six-cylinder engine elec- tronically controlled to deliver more lb.an 2S miles to the gallon ol gasoline. Compare that with today's big- gest landcruisers: 2ltl tons of sculptured steel. iron, chrome and plastic stretching 19 to 20 feet from nose to rear, room for aix and a huge, fuel-slurping eigbt- cylinder engine that provides 12 m .p.g. THERE STILL WILL be some "big" can in 1985. They won't be as laree u today's, though, and they'll be powered by diesels or other newly designed engines. · Thelr bodies may be composed of U1ht'ftight materials. Electric can may be the prin- ciple mode ol tranaportaUOl'.I ln the 1JIOs ii a lightweight battery able to hold a long charge can be developed. Elertronic11 certainly will play a ereater role in tomorrow's automobile , replaclng mechanical components with s mall. lightweight. precise minicomputers and microprocesaon to control steer· lnc, braking, acceleration and other functions. [ __ E_NEB_GY_J ed are water, propane, hydrogen, alcohol and even peanut oil. WIULE DETROIT'S futurists differ in some regards, they agree the automobile will remain the dominant form of transporta- tion for at least the remainder of the century. Some forecasters say Carter's energy program will dampen new~ar sales by about 300,000 units a year between 1978 aod 1980. The sales record of U .4 million was set in 1973. Industry optimists say even with increased government re- gulation, car sales could ap- proach 14 million by 1985, and the number of vehicles on the road will rise 20 percent to 1.20 million. SMALL-CAR SALES have been on the rise since the 1950s By 1960, European imports and domestic compacts such as the Valiant, Falcon and Corvair ac- counted for a quarter of the market. The small-car market re- mained at about a 25 percent share through the 1960s. By 1970. inflation bad priced the big car out of many Americans' reach. They turned to low-priced im- ports, many now from Japan. Detroit countered. with Gremlin, Vega and Pinto. Before the oil embargo in the fall of 197'3, small cars held more than a third oC the new-car market. IN 1975. IN THE aftermath of the energy crisis and recession. small can had taken more than OC Firemen Plan Feast Orange County firemen will lry their hand at the pancake griddle again June 5 to raise funds for the California Department of Forestry /County Fire Depart- ment Benevolent Fund. Tbe pancake breakfast and emergency equipment display will take place in the Laguna Hills parking lot, near the San Diego Freeway and El Toro Road intersection, from 7 a.m. to lp.m. The breakfast menu includes flapjacks, sausage, juice, milk and coffee; cost is $1 per person. Tickets can be purchased at the breakfast or at any county fire station. The breakfast will go on at the same time as the Saddlebacll. ball the martet. It was a tem· porary phenomenon. As economic storm clouds dis· s ipated in 1976, consumers re- turned to their normal habits. As· a result. the small-car share of the market has dropped to about 4Spercent. The industry says that's exact- ly where the lo.ng·term small-ear growth trend would be today if there bad been no oil embargo. TODAY, DEMAND FOR new models is stropgest at the ex· tremes: -Big cars with big engines are being grabbed by those wbo believe this is their last chance to buy a full·size model. -Low·priced, fuel-stingy im- ports are selling to Americans who either can't afford a big car or are conserving energy volun- tarily. General Motors made its fuJl- s 12e cars smaller for 1977 and will do the same to its intermediates for 1978. Ford and Chrysler also plan to replace big oars with smaller versions and drop their least efficient models. In addition, Detroit has been bringing out new, roomier com- pacts and subcompacts with smaller engines. It's pa.rt of a strategy to ease Americans behind the wheels of smaller cars without creating a sudden , dramatic shock that could cost sales. Energy-saver Tips A vailahle In Booklets By The Asaoclated Press The Census Bureau reports that 75 percent of American homes have some insulation to protect against the loss of beat, but many of them need more. If you need insulation or are looking for ways to save energy as the air-conditioning season ap- pro a chcs, the Consumer In- formation Center, Pueblo, Colo. 81009, has some pamphlets th.at may be helpful. -"Buying Solar," $1.SS. No. 114E. -"'ENERGY SAVING Through Automatic Thermostat Controls," no charge, No. 636E. -"In the Bank or Up the Chimney," $1.70, No. OME. -"Ma.king the Most of Your Energy Dollars," 70 cents, No. 06SE. -"Tips for Energy Savers, .. no charge, No. 591E. -"Understanding Your Utili- ty BUl," no cbarae. No. 589E. Wil.YPl..Of I •I Tonight's TV Highlights KTLA. • 8 :00 -"Road to Rio." Bob Hope and Blng Crosby are te.amecl up Jn this J..9ol7 ruck from their "Road .. series. ABC fJ 8:00 -"Stick Around." This comedy pilot is set in the year 2055 and tocuses on a young couple with robot pro-blems. NBC fD 9:00 -"'Our Town . ., A television version of Thornton Wilder's prize-winning play with Hal Holbrook as the stage manager who parrates the chronicle. (Review, Page 86.) r TV DAILY LOG . I MONDAY I ivaAliiQ I 8:00 • (I) (all CIJ)...., a CH> oo ct1 m '"5 0 9SbrT"k (])'91Mf,,.. • ((2.1 ('I)) IMws D~e m rartriclce fainilr Q)Mlftl.ll m £1ec1ric c:.PHY m 0r1111111t Sena of) AIC lllOldlJ lll&ht lasalllll Cont'd. from 5:30. -6:30- 0 ..-: CC> <'Ci) """ o..t fol" (dfa) '51-James Mason. Cll CD W, Griffith cm 111m Gliffill s... (ID') CIJ) .., nw. s.. fD Z.00. (~(])) ....... 7:00 aa@([)mm""'5 O lbrs~ (()MyTitre.S.. (I) To T tit tile T 111111 0 C.Cellt11tioll m1 LM Lllq m The rB1 (11tJ ())) famtly AlfMr El) ~tlOll OrlN 12'\) Andy Grrffttlt m Madltil·ltllttr lleport ('ltl Cl)) rartrWet Family -7:30-u Are Yau Of Al'll!'t You? A mere chauvinist test ot celebrrly paothsts. as home viewm also play alone. Jo Anne Worley hosts this spoctal game sh-Ow. 0 lM Allefic1ll Stylt m The Odd Covpte O let's Maq A Dul llll re-TNt Tune 0 The .leW's Wilcl (JAi me. Is ltcht m <~ Cl)) &14y k11<11 (@ (1)) ~ S.011111 Jllbilw m Dnmnk Series 2)J r~J Wild w.tld of a .. maJ} 181 HlcM 's lttf oes fl3 Ol-i 21 Tonlpt In Fnends of Man 8:00 0 ((U) (II) (IJ Tiie ltllt11111s (R) Gt<qt"s embaoassnient at never htVlni hnrsllfd h1~h school becomes a hum~tahng e1pennce. CJ @ (J) ®) G) little HOHi on tht Prairie When laura thlnfls she has seen Mr. Ol~n ktll hts wile and no one 11111 belie we het, she 1ets lltr lnend Carl lo help lmd proof 0 Mofle: (2hr) "Road to llio" (com) '47-Bob Hope, Bmg Crosby. I 6) Movie: {t) "A, lelttf to 1'11111 Wms" (dra) '49-Kuk Douglas. 0 (\81 Cl)) AllC"""" r..tdy Sjle<UI "St•<k Around" A younc cou· ple in Ille ym 2055 Is laced 1"111 that Ptfenniat problem: ''What do you do wfleft J'OUf robot run$ down?" 0 Motil: <l:) (211r) -1..nt .w. to 5'nt1 Cm'' (adv) '61-ldmund Purdom, Marion Cook. m $2S,OOO ryralllld a> Al TW Glitltn Birt falls It compufet dahnt but ltnds 1 more fa1111h1r person to blk with. m Dtc:Mes "' Oecilitll ·ery 111or <2J) <l:) (211f) -n. SllzMri c.. Metioll" C d!a) '72-Ba!Ty New1111n. Q)l'rellier ID} llorit: Ct) "Cltofllra" (d11) '63-Ellzabttlt Trytor. -1:30- lift by th sta1e •111cer (tlal ~. Slllrifts .. fltd Battr. 8alWa Btl Gffdes. ~ an.o.. llolwly Cos, G'7lllil O'Colllar Md Sida ThollpsOll. ~ ttom.. is specql C11151. .... Wit .. mw...o. fD TM hllmrs Fett1nr ..(09romlsed by tbeir -.Yoe1itiul social hie," Plantacenet tells Glencora lie 1qs had tllOugh of her ertiavagilftt enle1U1ning. Dt.sc:ooter· 101 llltt Gle11C011 hai, contraiy to his wishes. encour1gtd lopet 1n the election, Pl1nt1ee111t annouAets publdy tlllt llO candidate fliS ht~ SUl>l>Oft. Wlleft l~ loses Ille elec hOll, he deimnds compeflSltlclll htll I he Pall!SerS. -9:30-D ((Jl)(J)) (J) All's Fair (R} Cllarley Pa RlcUrd u. sllodr of his "'' .+tell • lftCIOOllCeS * Us 1ust lOtltn IUried. ., .. _.. 10:00 0 ((ll) CJ)) ~ s.r .. cw (I!) An tlt~ htfpiR& of ....... SPOOi of a Chitty •ewscast lft featured wilh lUests Glen ~. 0011 K11e1lts ind hnlll hwctlt· MlfQB. DOllNs ()) .... WiW West C&ll Mlim W.,, M.O. fD Tiie Ace tf Unctrblntr CR).,,.,, Manners ind Moials ot H1111 Capflal1$111" m £J ""' .,. -10:30- CD &>ID"-' 11:00 D a CD l'HJ llws a ~J oo CI1 m """ 0 (l)t (V) LM -.nc. Style < t ) "'1 M Tilat Glittm CllflfiltsU.. m Mirr ....., .., Kirt-. Cl)TllellOM¥w ( t l) (})) Tiit btldl .. mm.o io.u Q) D!INIJC Series -11:30- 0 ('U) CD) (I) CIS Liiie ~ Koin 'Wall Street CllllSI~ Ctol ,.._ '"Tiie Allducboa of 8'yard earnn·· D ~CJJ~m,_, C... ( ~ Diel VIII .,,.. a <flt Cl)) u stJ.a., s.. = Cl> sit. lilM. '2tl 70o cw. m Elllt 1101t111 ...,.. m 11ews1M1¥1e 12:00 OTwlllcM Z1111 O Mowit: (~ "Operatloll Cross U,les'' (adv) '69-Ricllatd Conte, Rory Calhoun, Allt Kin&. Phil Btown. m i...t "' s,.c. m MMlt: "ttlllt "' t11e ._ .. ( dra) 'SS-John C.ssawtes, Sal Mineo. fDlllltl ....... -12:30- DG-.Allry 1:00 e 0 (J) (fJ T_.... -3:00- • llloN: Ct> "l1ll ....... lnl4" (lries) ·~1-Scott Brady, Alne a.iaott. Jey c. nii.e-. Jim Oms. Scott Mll1owe.. Steven W. Donahue. Costa M~a. ba.s joined Ba&emu Eichler, HUI Rlcba.rda, IAc. aa an account executive in its Newport Beach olfiet!. He is former account executive in the Newport Beach office of a national securities flrm . New fuels may replace tuoUne as petroleum becomes ICU'ff. Amcmc those be1ne test- • ((ll) Cll) Cl) rtLOT: Yle M Merilert A comed1 Mollt tlle lriead • slltp of two blllt<oll• WDrttts and their Mm Eddie is ~ 1nd opiniooated. HIS best fnend Hd CO- worut. Htthrt. is • MM follow wtlo wonll1ps Eddie and UMllY etla into ITouble btcaUM of It. ftlftey T ambor, ltma Ctomwttl, Mti11J11 • Mtytr Ind C.>nd¥ Amre &t•r • • <121 Cl)) ... ......., "lcht a..w Tums lo bt annoonc:td. • . . '• Al1er gofng to thrM deNrahtpt to purct... my new Llncofn, I got tht bMt t,..tmtnt at Johnlon a Son ... HAROLD E. CLIFF Anlhelm Orange County •a oldllt Llncotn-Merwry Oeatltlhlp All popular make con and truCks ct com~tive rates. ford, Buick, Cacfif. lac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Oldsmobile, GMC trucks. Many '771 on display and reody for immediate delwery, or order now for early factory delivery•, free loan con to lease customers. THEODORE ROlllS WSlfll CO. f!.:,,ql -~:-. s• 1211 • ••11 It'• the mott verutlle vehicle you'll ever own. tatlon wagon. motomome, economy car. And, 11noe I mounted Oh a T~ta chaafl tM e>petatlng COlt9 II be a traction of what YoU might •XC*lt! ASLOWAJ s122" CHINOOK. -~ mr.ri,,._ 9:00 G ((ll) CJ)) (I) M.-CR) Part I. Walttr°S won1ts OVCI A b41$illt$S lolft ruin his Hctlion, ud then he raves SDIM il!fonn1tloll that mly ruin hi~ ltft. D Bell Srsf t"' SPECIAL * llloftOft Mldtr'$ .. OUlt T'Otrnt" with "" Hol\rook 1J ft ()) <It G ltll Sr1tt111 ~: o. r-ri. ~ leltrisio11 prod.ctlon of lllofnlOll Wildtl's 1931 Plllltztr PnlHIGl!illC AmencM ctmc *"' 12 ,..,. ol . hie IA Cmtt's Comrs, Ht• ~ Mt1llbtrs o1 th Citm • Wttiti rllllilia tlJt""'* bMM lftd blll~ IM, mentaat. al11, tllliddlt ....... •th ........ IGett'* t.to ...... •lflllllliotl ol ll01tlc First Not bothering to take a( gander at tnc sign l)rovid e d by a J'\Cighbonng human. goose pr~pur c~ t o cross the road Tht• "Crenton. N .J n·~i dent used to dC'pt•n<I o n a wing and a prayer to get lo the other side Fencing Course Slated A rencani:: <'I,,,!'! <it Goldrn W1•!'!t Cnl11·1!t'. Hunlm~lM lh'.tth \\Ill antrodUt'l' nm l<'l''-tu th1• French foll \\Ith t•m phas1s nn '-I' It'. 1·\1•1·11 lion. h1 ..,to1\, ltwnn strateg) and 1·1111q11•t 1 IH>n During class t·ompc·ll tum, t•ach stud.-nt \\Ill µartic1pate a:-; rl'ntt•r. d H ector and 1udgt• F.\·aluation as ba..,cd on co u rtt•-; '" !'I II f<·l \ rl n d sportsm:mshap as" <'II as mas ter)' or ba"H' rt•ncang tt:chnaq.ut•s Thl' class, ~h•<'h ffil't'b M onda-. ... 11nll \\'t-rl nesda,,· from ll 10 Ill p m . ii. one of mon 111.111 320 being offcrt·d lH Golden West an lht sum mer 'e:.i.1on. J unt· 211 AUJ? 12 Re,::1 i.trJt1on by .tp pmntment \\Ill he hl'ld Junr 13. 11 an1l 15, from 9 d m to Ip m and walk in "'1th no appointment JunC' Hi 17. 20 and 21. from !I a m to 1 p m Rl'1;t1strat1on 1s tn th1· ad mm1strat1on bu1ld111~ Sexy80 Songs Finally Reach Critics SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Lena Horne, still glamorous as she approaches h~r 60th birthday ln June, is glad to find the critics are ftnally noticing her slnging as well as ber sexiness. ''There was this big deal about what wu sup- posed to be my sexiness and glamor and not much attention to how seriously 1 was lr)'ing to learn," she recalled. •'Now at least they are speaking lbout my s inging." EVEN AT ALMOST·60, THEY'RE speaking about more than that. After catching her act at the Fairmont Hotel here. San Francisco Chronicle col· umnist Herb Caen called her an "ageless and dazzl· ing crugma. a tiger in one song, a naughty little girl in another. a hoyden in a third." Miss Horne, soon to be seen in the movie "The Wiz. ·•laid in an interview that sbe never thought of tn!rseU as a sex symbol. "The sexiness was imposed on m e by the on- looker." she said. "Timing had a lot to do with it. It was the second World War and I was the pinup for the black man.·· She had a hard time 1n s h o w busin ess because, she was told, "You don't sing colored enough." or "You don't look like a Negro.·· Rut sometimes she "'alt "too colored ." When she was vocalist with Charlie Barnet's white band. she ofte n was refused ser vice when they \\ere on the road and sometim es told she couldn 't appear .-( on the bandstand ,. HORNE "SHE'D BE AN ISSl'l.T TO lhC' young lad1e!>,' the headmistress of a fanc) Ney, England boarding !->Chool told Barnet. It was suggested that M15:. llorm'. "'hose <1n 1·estori. are French Senegalese. Blackfoot Indian and "'hite, develop a Spanish accent and pass herself orr as "a glamorous South Sea island chick." i.he rec111lcd - Shc "'as the first bl<.ick to portra)' anything hrs1des servants and nall\'l'!'! 1n mov1t' roles But she on<'l' summed up the parts "he"' as given as "stand· rng against a pillar and ~1ng1ng muMcal m- t1·rludl'S t hat could be !>nipped out\' hen the movies pla} ,,d m Southern theaters Ml~ HORNE, WllO MADE llER rar~( dub ap 1w.irance at age 16 on a C'horu;, line 1n llarlcm. hl'J.:.1n talkmg about retiring 20 yL•ars ago · I don 't want lo be an older \!.oman stngl'r.' she· .... 11d \\h1•n s hl' \I.US almost .10 "I don't think there's a11~th1ng attr11ct1ve about oltkr \\omen !tlnJ?lnf.! about iicx and romance .. lkr husband uf 24 year ..... Lt•nnte Layton. died in 1!171. and two years ago she moved to Santa Rarhara. "I plant a tree after t•very job ... shC' said · 1 ·n· got 53 ~ oung trees nnnt• l)r "h1ch I II l>t'C' ~' o\\ n or courM· ··1 REAl.L \' DON'T TIU~K I'll h<· Jround lo bC' ''" olrl. rt•tart'<l ladv. she added ·t m not saying this in :r \Jd "a\ 1>1.1 I 1ust doll I look cihe;.id th.ti for shl' addl·d Appeal Backfires llA LTl~ORE 1AP1 Ed\!.ard 0 Pope s hould hu \ P lert well enough alone Pope, 28. appealed his four·ycar D1stncl Court "'enlcnC'e for assault and mahc1ous des truction When has case was retried before a Cnminal Court Jury. new evidence s howed he had a previous re- cord ol assaults and break-ms The JUr)' convicted Pope. and Criminal Court Jud~e Milton B Allen S<'ntcnced him to eight ye11 rs 1n prison ...... ,., ...... SOYBEANS TO SPROUT WHERE PATRONS' CARS ONCI! STOOD M•rg•r•t Olbaon Bl•met V•ndall1m, Ch•nglng Tlm•• Long Dot Summer Ordy Show in Imm Town Cloaea PANORA, Iowa (AP) For 27 years, Margaret Gibson operated the Star Vu Drive-ln theater. but lhis summer the 3"'11-acre site will be ·dotted with rows of soybeans instead or carloads ol moviegoers. Wlth the drive-in closed -it's the only theater in town -things aren't the .. me ln this farming community of 982. The nearest theater is more thao 25 mllC2 away. "IT'S GOING TO BE a long sum. mer,'· says 18-year-old Wanda Bucber, a high school Junlor. ''Tbtre's nothing else to do around beret. Even Jf t.bere wasn't 1 good movie showing, we'd go out there by the c..-load.' to talk and to bave tun." Mu. Ou.on, ts, ' retlnd J)Olt•I WO,., blamed tbe cla.iq on VU· dall.a ad ehanlial UmM -aUCft. danc.-e ._..... to 1Up 1neral years a~o Wllllllll the ov•JO ~rowd stopped ~ ... "We showed mostJy PGa, six or seven WaJt Disney movies a year and once in a while Rs, but violent, oonsex Rs," she said or the various movies' ratings. "But apparently that's not what people wanted.·' LAST YEAR MORE than $1,000 WU spent in repairs after repeated burglaries, overturned s~akers and other vandalism. "It was just a continuin1 lbtnt and it got to be too much, so this r,•ar I thought, why put up wlt.b it? • she Hid. The demise ot the Star· Vu is chan1· in1 some old tradJUons in Panora. Spedal prom Weekend mm lbow• ln11 were held h'om midnlt.bt to a a.m. for area JwilOr ud -1.or hip school atudeota. Other evtllU bad to bt lound aa replacemt11&a. 80 Panora· Unden junlcn ud Mialori wmt cm • bawling trfp to Gut.bl"M C4nt.er ..._ mHesawa7. Married. Judge:" "What your husband do?" Woman: "He is employed." does self- JUDGE: ''WHAT does he do? How does be earn bis money? Is be a trud driver, equipment operator, a laborer?" Woman; .. No, be is ult-employed. He movei around a lot." JUDGE: "ALL right, when he is moving around a lot, how does be make money? I need tc' know how much so I can determine if $200 a month cruld support is fair." Woman · ·•well he sells marijuana.·· ' JUDGE, AFTER 2 pause: "You realize t.bis is serious?" Woman: "Yes, sir. J talked to rum about it a lot and that's why I want a divorce." THE JUDGE granted the divorce and t.ben told her: "Now that you are no longer married .. . I s uggest you go before the grand jury and tell th~m anything you may know about your husband's ac- tivities. It would be in- tolerable for trus court to have knowledge of criminal acts and have nothing done about them " Fakery To Bring Damages Business Forum Set Dance Set A.t . College An end-of-semes ter square dance hosted by Golden West College Square Dancers 'will be held in the college center June 13 from 7 to 10 p.m. Glenn Nichols and Lee Schmidt will call for the benefit dance, a fund raiser for col lege scholarships. Donations are $1 .50 al the door. PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS llUSINESS NAME STAIE STATEMENT PUBl.JC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS llUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT Tn..-tollowlnq C)('f'Wf'1 t\ domq bu~1 ne,\•\ VOCATIONAL EXPLORATION S£RVICCS. SSS p...,,a .. no 4Y• E 101 Co\t• MM• CA •7'>& Sti.lnlf''f TtrrancP Sc~rp,,1ctt Jr HS P~ulMlnn Av,. I' 101 Co\ta "ol•'~ CA91U6 H•• loll-•"9 ""'"°" I\ oomq bu\I nes\Ma•ll(E~ __ a REPAIR l01 Vt< ~ PCXJL C11v1cklal PUBLIC NOTICE to<ia l~te 101 Al Co.11Mes•.CA'l?67• !>l,.nlPy T Sc"'1rpn1o Jr S A C R A M E N T O MK'-I AIO..rt Pwtrow••• JOI Vlt fllt• Oat........,t wa• """' ..,,111 Ill!> 1orlA l!>t• 101 Al Co~1.-.... CA 9'1616 c c • n1 Or c .. ~ M PUBLIC NOTICE (A p ) The next time TlllS °""MS~ h cond.ucll!d bV •n "' "~~~ .... anQI' 0-··V on ·~ ------------ PlJBLIC' NOTICS ACTl'nOUtllUtlNIH ~JTATRMINT Tiie lot-"11 ...,_ Is~ DU>I llHSH llOYE HAllDWAlll, t" n• '«Ml AW , lJouM 8H<ll C.a. 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CA OOMd tr¥ u~ Of ,,,.11eiftious bus•n•~s A bill a1med at crack-Mar !6.11.JO -Jun•• 1~11 i.u,, FtCTiTiouseusiNESS t?'4Ao~r1 l(Md•ll Metho t '"' "•"';ROPERT•e~ UlllLIMITED. 1&01 rng down On traffic inL-------------1 NAMIESTATEMENT M•lloy Or H""llnoton Be.ocll, CA f\lewoorl Blvd , Ntwport 8ta<ll p h 0 n y p 0 I i t i c a 1 PUBLIC NOTICE ... !::~oflOWt"9 .,. .. ., ... ar~ OOtnO bU\t· <ni .. ~. bv\tness •S cor>Ou<led by.., In c·;~r~~CI~~ 8~i .... s ..... ,,.. •e- m e mor a bi li a W8S al-1--------------1 VILLA ESPL AN ... DE "S dl•tdu•I l~ned10..-e wa\liltd •nOr""'1<' d E SOC••H ES lflOOOo SI I SU I tlO A.,.,,.rtl( Ml!lllot CounlyOftJenuarytl 1917 lowed by Gov. Ed mun ~~c;~~~!.:i'!1:N:s N•woort flio.M11. ca1:'r'orn~?660 • e Th" •t•tem<'nt "''" Ille<! w1111 the Hmes A W•r'1'<'1. J014 w ocun-Brown Jr. to become law Tiie tottOWtnq-'°"urtdotnQ bu•I Geo<'Qe F 011c11. ••t TaM1 Drive. County C.lerk of Or-Count1onMav 1ront No e Hewpon lleHh It C I Me C•lll Ill '11>?6 H, 1t17 Ca1tlo;n11'2Ml . Without his Signature. ~s as: o;,,~s bu~,;_,, 1,0;0,:,.,<lfd by a tlmil PHMI P~t Jontt SIS SturgCOl'I Costa '11 t k ff t J 1 .a..1 MOl.'ING, IWI Alll•nce 11 U. Publt\lled OraftOI! Coa\I D•ily Piiot, •·••• (•lltornl·a • WI a ee ec an. . Tustin.CA""° edN•t"'"""' ••1c•9 " Mu Hood 1011 Att•ance ""· C--cieF 8al<h Mavl0.-June•,l3,10,!97I Tllli busln!"S5hc-.ic1edbyan un E Su RE b Tustin. CA. nr.eo Tiii\ •latement w•• llll'd wltll I"" 13'1·" 1nc•>roo,.1e<1 .ssotl•tlon ot~r lhan a THE M A Y Ja_,, If.. llell, 16631 Alll..,ce •IS County Cle•k of°'""'"" County on May p• ""'LIC NOTICE o.trtnor..,,10 Assemblyman Mike An· Tuslfn.CA.,:tl!ID 17, m1 u.u Jamu A.Warrefl tonovl'ch CR-Glendale) Thi' bu\iness Is <onducttd by A F7U16 ------------I Thi\ 11a1emen1 was 111e<1 w11n t"" ooner•I partntf'lllllp, Publlllled Or..,o-Co.t\I Dally Pllol l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS County Clerk of Oonge County on May allows civil damages of JamesK. ee11 May u ,J0,•11e1Juno. 13, 1•11 1011-71 "'"'•STATEMENT s. 1•11 the t. th U Tr.h stllltmllftf win flied will! IN> Th• IOllowlngci.rsonsaredOlnqbu•I· l'070'9t up to ee 1mes e se . COU!lh Cl•f'kofOrlnQt County on May PU LIC NOTICE MSUS: Publls~ Oranoe Coast Dally P1lol, ing price of the fake 11.1tn. . B SANTA FE ASSOCIATES, l TO., May •. 16.ll,30, 1977 1912-77 Item. P\ll:>llS!led Or•nv-Co.ut Dally,~~:.~ l'ICTIT10US IUSINUS ~~Dow Street, "--' Beacll, CA PUBUC NOTICE An Antonovich aide MAty1'.n.JO.llftdJUfto.m1 NAMl!STATl!Ml!NT Tiie 11:o11 """-v. • ca11forn11 said that as collecting 101 n ,,,. •o1iow1119 -""' is dolnt llWI· c0<oora11on. m1 Dove s1-1. N_,, 1------------ iwn n Buch CA'1660 ITATIMINTOF'WlTMOllA11!Al old campaign buttons PUBLIC NOTICE JACK LALA111He NUTR•T1ot.1 Thr .. _owubCOftdUCtw1>yaum11 l'llOMl'AllT•t11sN1l'Ol'1EllAT1ttG b8S become a popular CEIHER. 12'11 Harbor Blw., Gerct.n edpar~IP. UlfOlll FICTITtOUS 1------------I Grov~. Cetll0<nla916't0 Tiie l(Oll c.mo.ny IU$tNIESS NAMI hobby, their price has l'ICTITIOUS IUStNESS J1ne1 L. Wall, tCMo M1cArt11ur Tlmotllv L.Slr-r. v P. n.. fottowlr.o 119rson hat wlll'ldrawn risen. and Counterfeiting NAMESTATEMENT Blvd ..... SanlaAna.Callfornlatl107 Tllis Sltllement was filed wlll'I ~ U I Qllltnl partner from Ille h t..~ bl Tiit follOWI"" pe<IOfl Is do<no bu~ fhl• ~n Is condu<led by an In· Couflty Clerk of Oreno-COUflty on Mey pertne•Sltlo -ell119 under Ille fie.-as "'""'-ome a pro em. .... 01.1c1v•1 15 ttn ""°"" l>lnlMts,..rneo1 nen:~IRE LEASING 111 w ''"" J•netL W•ll ,,. .. I GOLDEN WEST VENDORS .• , BROWN VETOED a St .. SuileG.Cosl•~ CA .-,.i1 Tiii\ st•t-I WAS filed wlll\ ..... Publislltd Or~ CNSI 0111., Pllol, ,,,. I.~ AW<!., Sulle "E" Cosl• Jolln Hawkins. STO P•ul•rlno County c .. ,.,. of Orai>Qe County on M•y Mn 30. •nclJune&. tJ, 10, lt11 Mtu. CA t2616 . Similar bill last year. His 11 nn Ull-11 Tiie fktltlou\ bu11nen ne"le stair Co\t• Mtta. CA tH77 ir'nn ment tor 1111 oertnershlp ... 111ec:1 "" ch lef of staff. Gray Tiii• bonl_, h c-led by .... n PubtlSl\H Or~ c;o.,, o .. 1y Piiot. PUBUC NOTICE Marer.?, 1'nlflttieCou11tyolO.anoe. D a v I s . s a i d t b e dt•ldU•I Mn 7l, JO ..... u ....... u. ,..,, 1090•17 '"" Name-ACldrftlOtthe ""rwft JoMH-tun\ Withdrawing: Democratic governor T111• s1 .. .,,,...1 w .. "1"" w•111 ,,,. p•,..uc NOTICE ~tCTmou1•usrN1ss MVlES e HAG~.,.. 1111.0 c .. s till wasn't sure that tile C-tyC!ef1<ofOr1n99Co.,...1YonM•• u.u NAMESTATaMu1T ct•.C<>il•Me••.CA .,.,. bill didn't duplicate a 17.1'17 .. ,... ~ICTIT10US8USINIESS ,,.:::~~llowlngOH-Ur•Ooll'Q bUsl Myl"E HaQe "7H1t Provis'1on of exi'stm' g con-Pvbtl-Or-Co.t•• D••IY Pl tot. HAME STATElllENT NEww ... ve OE SIGNS . ., .. Allen· Publhlled Or1119• Cull o .... Mo••. 13, 30. -Juno ttn sumer fraud laws, but .. ,..11 T11e tottowtl'IQ oe<'IOn I• doi"ll bu••· ta •P.H1111tlflGI011&.ac:11 .. cA92.... Ptrot,M.,.,, .. ,23.l0,"'7 nen n Patrl<k b'M•llY -.•nnon, W. t1411·17 decided it was better "to -------------j SVAF·LI NE REAL TV. 37' All•nta •P. Hl#ltlntton BNch. L .. ------------th Id I PUBLIC NOTICE Ll>QOfllaSt.,New-IBHCll,CA..91663 t2''6 err on e I e 0 COn· Lewrtll(I! At~rt Co~llnd. 23' Hoel llodtltufr, n .. AtlMta • P. sumer protection" by L-laSt .. .._IB .. cll,CA.t?4U Huntlfl9I01'1Befter..CA""" l'ICTITIOUUUStNlf$ JelUng ft become law. FICTtTIOUS8USINl!SS Tllh bUilt!eH Is <-..Clld by an i't Tllh butlnen ls conllucttd bY a HAMISTATIM•NT HAMISTATIMINT dMctual. 91Mnlpar1MrSlllp Th• foll0Wl119 -""' ,, dol119 bu•I P\IBLIC NOTICE "'"' f~l'Q 1»r!IOfls .,. Ool119 busl· L.A. c-1-Palrlclt Cannon MH At' ,,. .. c~'-1sT1 ..... OllT"l•VTING Tiii• "11-1 ••• 111"' '"'lilt Tiiis ·~l-nl ''"" lllld wllll lllt ' l.ADMAll co ms Coll~ A Unt•on to.Talk "" '"" " c"""•yCterkotOr9191eou111,,onM• c:oun1vc1er11ofDuftgeeountvon~v ai,cosiaMe•i.ciinu& .... COMl'AffY, 2506 Mar9ert1 o,. •••. 1•n. U, 1977 OtvldOt-MoHet1 ntoc I ~ 9"<11, CA . .,..,, "7NM r7"6t • Ont •n· SACRAMENTO (AP) lllrantt Colflot, 2034 Cll.tr .. St .. A.t. ,uOllllNct Or•noe Cotst 011ty Piii\, P11bl1,...., Or~ co.ur Dally ~11.t, :~Or .. • 11. H1<11llnoton 1 .. c:h. CA I , C.1teMIM.CAW617 M.tyt, ltt,U, .. ltn 1-•n MavJO.eflCIJUM•. 13.10, 1•17 1ll)•77 Tiii\ bllllMll I• conlfl.lct.d bv an'"• -One ot the oatloo'1 ott• ._..,~,_ ,,_..,_. ~.. ...... , leading rose crowe.r1, Ne,.~f:'1=. 1s~c1we1w..,, ..__PtJ_B_U_C_N_OTl __ ,... __ "1 ___ P_U_B_U_C_N_OT_l_C_E_-1 dt11tdll•'o.wcro1 ..... Mo<t°" J•ckaon & Per""4--Co., ...,.,........,.""., "-&:. Tiii• ''''-"' wu 111,., w1111 ,,,. IUI.. DIOS. ... r Cot111ty Clt<1rt10ra191 eo.i111y on Mn has been order.ct to Jet Tlllt ~t wlil "led wllr. tllt l'ICTITIOUS8USINUS '· 1917 ., ....... United Farm Wor9'tra c-t., Clefll °'°' ... '°"""''"May NAMUTATlldNT Pllllll-Or11ng11 CoHt Oall.,~P:;;-organ l ze rs addrea• s.im. ,..,,.,, ,,.!:::°''°"''"ll~~.,..,o;11teut1. M•v•.1•.n·'°·''" employes ·al iU Kern PWll\hed o.~ eo.11 D1111., "'".._ OUSMAllT '"' Oreqon Avenu~. Co tu ti 1 t Mayt, 16,ll,lO. tt11 IH"7l Cetlf~Ctlllornle'?U!t un.,. oper• oa 1or WO er1111 H•ye•, n,1 °'_.. ......... . b our 1 . Tb e It• te PVBUC NOT to.ta~ ~"°"''•'»?6 A-""C"'"·-al Laborn~•-. , ________ ._c_E __ I MICltty ... ,. •. JUI Ort'QOn •"• "'""" .ncaa .-Aw-.Go\laMKa,t:.ilfom•••ttz. tiOnl Board Nlin.I lo• .NOTICIOPteC)M.RHl'Otflllll.ITT Thi• owneu I\ <oncMled Oy et1 Uft· V0lVe9 •bout DCA W<JC'k--l..ittltllt._toattlllltl~-. t ... t ln<Ortor•tect H.l«latlenal ..... 111 ... a VoN ..... I, T°"' l(Qtlw of .a.l'IWl't CM"' Co., I06 INlr'lnerlfl4p. at the firm'• Wa1co lllld ,,,. ... N•••ort •uc11. 8rt .. Hayes Pl&1'l. c:.tllon1'4 ...i1t 1111t .. Mle r9lll0f'l1lble Tiii\ ~--... fll«I wltll t ... w ..,., _..or 114tetlltlft lncvrrH by Cou<\ly a.rt! 9f 0r....-C:-y on May 0.~ '°* el *5 Sta.,_.. Ori .... ..... ---- ' ( • P\JBUC NOTICE .. '• ,. ... - IOOMa by Wa F. lrown 1lftCI Mel Cm~ lMSIDE WOODY ALLEN HOW C>J.J c,()LJ SAi./ N..'I PSVCHIATRl6T ISN'T EFFECTIVE / NDM.'? FUMIY WINKERIEAN • . · ii • 'ffKM, byJoeM•lhcn LOOK HOW ,OVER."TWE C/EAR.s, SHE!; PULLEDM.E '1)4R()UG~ 1WO Pt~ES, ~REE CAREER FAJL.URE5, EIGHT SUICIOE ATT£MP'TS,,, by T 0111 latiuk • tANK McNAMARA by Jeff Millar mtd Bill Hinds NANCY SUf MR~7QX~ W~~ A~ OU1~ ~ UM\NI AN OUT' HAVE YOU BEEN GABBING ON THE PHONE AGAIN ? 1 TOLD YOU TO STAY OFF THAT PHONE WHEN rM our by Ernie Bushmmer l GOT A CALL FROM A RAD IO QUI Z SHO\.V AND !IDAT'S CBDSSlllD PUZZLE ACA0'8 c:. t WalefWtleel 49 on..d tlfencllee .,..__,2 tOleclHu. ;,;;· 14 C.ttiln 5 t Rtcitatt of ..... tit. t6 C.llll 52 Animal 181uttlf --11tute· loc•ttno t ld -. ~ Noll.Jew lntonnat 58 Of in aoe t7 (typt game. 5t Roof pert UNrTEO F•ture Syndicate v.,, 81 Ftcim.te1 18 Noun tulflx 82 Pierre' a alfl ~T-~tttll 1 • Lofty friend 20 FIW wltll llfe 8! Anlmel ,.it ~!~b~~ ~~~~ 29 Adluttt 95 Miu tne. F ... t 27 IAonld I 1"'1y 1 ti USSR IMO.r 30A1199r 31 Lowty 31 llttrAC>dller 37 "~-wu golna 1081. f11H 'T 38Tourltte' 111.., •• , 40MI .. 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SMOCK MOON MULLINS by Gus Arriola by Tom K. Ryan . ..J 30, "" INSTFAD Of ~6 ALL Of QlAmR 2, ·WHY NOT JUSr READ HALF <X-CHAPTER 'I? by George Lemont , Hf, ~'M F=eR.N, i"H e FOO!.-FRON\ WARP FIVE:! THE GIRLS '· ·' ... I(' • "l stop being enthralled with our herit-se once I have to aet otr the• bus ror the slxtlrtime... . ,. DENNIS THE MENACE 11 , . . ,;, Monday, Mey 30,,1&n Violence Defended~ Coburn Lau& Peckinpah By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP> -Says actor James Cobum of director Sam Peckinpah: . . "People talk about Sam's vioJence. 1 thinlt pie· ~ tures like 'Dirty Harry• are more violent. Sam gets criticized because be makes violence more real. painful, vivid, shocking. I don't think he eve~. uses violence for violence's sake. He makes it bu rt. The lat.est Peckinp~h adventure in vivid action is "Cross of Iron," in wb1ch Coburn stars with Max· imilian Schell James Mason, David Warner and Senta Berger. 'The Avco Embassy rel.ease is be~ng shown in the nation's theaters, but not .an the version that set recor<IA ln Germany. Al' WlrepflO• ELEVEN MINUTES WERE EXCISED from the American release so "Cross of Iron" could re- ceive an R rating instead of an X. How, you might ask, could a film be so violent as to deserve an X? Part of the reason was 11 scene in which a sadistic German soldier is castrated by his victim, a <rtll~~) ··A.~) 'MAKES IT HURT' Actor Coburn --'"' CAil !NI '"" OOHI IN 60 llCOHDS IN I INJO\' n_..._ """ _,. e -· llWOID THI STING 1'°1 .._ IT'S TIIUI T\llltft" DAY Of THI AHIMALSIN I l'tUI OltlZUTCNI -· "',_Of ---AUDUY ltOSI !NI '"" IA! Ill • lE •• UI (f'OI --""' .,.. TUllNt" DAY OJ THI ANIMALS !N I """ GmllL T ll'OI .-oe c. Kon llUNDI .. THI mlAM !N I """ nt1 SMOOfllT !NI ,_.._WUWS IDH ....... "1 ~ I WIU. I WIU NII NOW IOI .......... -- ............ .,.,_, , It'" Ill.. fll "" .... .., ..... .._,,..., •.ic11 ""'"9NJI -a,_ .· Russian woman soldier "Mainly the last 30 minutes were cul down, trimmed refined." Coburn explained. "Notjusl to get an R', but to make the film more suitable for American audiences. Europeans have the ability to sit longer in theaters In Amenca we have the television syndr'?me, '1tu~h has. acc~tomed .:iu-diences to gel thetr entertainment in bnef form. Coburn admitted that he preferred the Peckin- pah variety to "the bland violence that children get from the Saturday morning cartoons of Woody Woodpecker and Daffy Duck. They knock each other around so much that the audience becomes jaded to violence. It is not a catharsis. as Sam's films are." YOU MAY GET THE IMPRESSION that Coburn is devoted to the Fresno loner, Sam Peckin- pah. Correct. Said the actor;,, "Sam has the ability to separate me from all my 8.S. He allows a film to grow. He rertiliies it. nurtures it, keeps separating the obvious from the unique. giving space for things to happen. Other directors insist on putting things in a box," "Cross of Iron" is the third lim' around for Coburn and Peckinpah. The other two Cilms turned out disastrously through no fault of the director. said Coburn DESPITE COBURN'S AFFECTION for Peckinpah, "Cross or Iron" was not all run and games. The reason· it was Cilmed in Yugoslavia. "The picture was m ade by 20 professionals, who were Amencan, German and English. and by 200 amateurs, who were Yugoslavian," said the 48-year-old, Nebraska-born actor. "The whole thing was put together by a German producer, Wolf Hartwig, who had made a fortune makmg porno fJI ms in Germany and Hong Kong and wanted to step up in class. He decided the best place to film was Yugoslavia. where the gov· ernment offered an attractive deal "The trouble is. the Yugoslavs promise you everyth.ing. charge double and give you half of what is promised. That's what communism is all about " "NO MATIER HOW BAD THINGS bec'ome. no one ever is wron~. I finally asked someone why. The answer was simple· they used to shoot pevple when they were wron~ · · "DAY OF THE ANIMALS" "GA TOR" (PG) "NETWORK" "ONCE IS MOT ENOUGH" IRJ "HASTY HABITS" lPG) "INFRA MAM"(PGI •'WIZARDS" "CROSS O~ IROH" "KILLER ELITE'' IRJ "ROCKr' "IUllHT OFFERIMGS .. f PGI "AUDUY ROSE" lftGJ "CARRIE"' IRJ THUTAES-OAANOI! CO DtlC111ZWSUI SO. COAST PLAZA 'CROSS OF IROM"CR .... '4fflll"/--J .... ""' u "LUCKY LUCIANO" ,, ... ,.u "'"*'_,.... ... S . C AST PLAZA ]110 lkKltl SI W 1111 ltll IU•I"' MO ONI -I I 4tt41TTW •c1MDERELLA .. (XJ , .. "'"-~"''"' "CAOSS OF IROM .. .. ,. ... "_,,__, .......... .. CINE MALAND Friday -7:10 Holld•y Metln•H Sat.·Sun.-Mon-3:30·8:30 ROBERT SHAW· BAUCI Dl!RN MARTHE KIUEA B7 lbe Auoda&ed Press The followmg are Billboard's bot record bits for the week ending June 4 as they appear in next week's is.sue of Billboard magazine. HOTSINGLBS 1. SIR DUl(.E -Stevie Wonder (Tamla) 2. I'M YOUR BOOGIE MAN -K.C. & the Sunshine Band (TK) 3. DREAMS-Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros.) 4. GOT T() GIVE IT UP -Marvin Gaye <Tamla> S. GONNA FLY NOW -Bill Conti <United Artists) 6. COULDN'T GET IT RlGHT -Cllmax Blues Band (Sire) 7. LUCILLE -Kenny Rogers <United Artists> s:LONELYBOY -AndrewGold (Asylum) 9. FEELS LIKE THE FlRSfTIME-Foreigner -<Atlantic) 10. WHEN I NEED YOU -Leo Sayer (Warner Bros.> TOPLPs l FLEETWOOD MAC Rumors <Warner Bros.) 2. EAGLES Hotel CaJifontia (Asylum> 3. BEATLES -The BeaUes at the Hollywood Bowl (Capitol ) 4. "R(lCKY" -Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (United Sar Artists> s. MARVIN GAYE -Marvin Gaye Live at the London Palladium <Tamla) EASY LISTENING 1. LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT -Barry Manilow (Arista) 2. MARGARITAVILLE Jimmy Buffett (ABC) 3. WYE'S GROWN DEEP Kenny Nolan I 20th Century) 4. IT'S SAD TO BELONG England Dan & John Ford Coley (Big Tree) 5. HELLO STRANGER Yvonne Elliman (RSO> SOUL SINGLES l GOT TO GIVE IT UP Marvin Gaye 1TamlaJ 2. SIR DUKE Stevie Wonder CTamla> 3. HOLLYWOOD -Rufus Featuring Cbaka Khan (ABC> 4. WHODUNIT Tavares <Capitol> S. BREAK IT TO ME GENTLY Franklin CAtlanhcJ COUNTRY SINGLES 1. LUCKENBACH, TEXAS -Waylon Jen- nings <RCA> 2. IF WE'RE NOT BACK IN LOVE BY MON· DAY -Merle Haggard (MCA> 3. I CAN'T HELP MYSELF Eddie Rabbitt <Elektra) 4. MARRIED BUT NOT TO EACH OTHER - ijarbara Mandrell <ABC-Dot) 5. YOUR MAN LOVES YOU, HONEY -Tom T Hall <Mercury> -AL.~~ AU C..MAl-Ull04IN MAfl. 1vtrrDA1'"'1Li•~-•'1 n -DOL£•AC K '"L AJ!'A " .. ..,,.,,;.::::: .. --:,"!,.'., 11 Ut ._., ._ l~~r:.:YJ "CROSS Of lllOt4" •ltt •H "Sl"IAW DOGS" IRI r,. ..... .. IOCICY" IPGJ "ST. IYES" ' DCLUSIVIE StfOWIMG! . ~ .. MANNEQUIN" IXI "IMMAHUBJ..1r,ur11M, A RARE AND WONDERFUL ork of art It is powerful. enriching and mind-expanding. Both the dialogue and t• e acting take the breath away with their itality, force and artistry. -R••R• ......... Ellen Burstyn, Dirk Bogarde, john Gielgud David Warner in Alain Resnais' (R) Proddenee. CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 PLUS NEWPORT CINEMAS .... COAtOfW'r ...... e.af'Mllll ·~·-.... ., .. edwards UDO INCMA SILVER (PG) ................ ...., I STREAM PLUS - 011 ~THE 'r.NK PAMntm STRiKES AGAIN (PG) ~ PLUS (R) ___ _.;...._....,.,..._,.FRATERNITY CINOO CENTER ROW (PG) 1!~ (PO: JI{ RD TIMES ''FUNW1111 DICK&JANE" PG \'1/.XJ .. H l\l LEN IN .f f. t.TCN I( ~· ... -----. :w<• •.•4 0 e - 4 Patio Tubs Make BIG 'Spa-lash! I By DENNIS McU .:LLAS Ol lhe O•lly Pilot Sl•fl When the Joe Beauheus de· c1ded to put a :.pa in their backyard six months ago they thought it would be an excellent way to unwind at the end of the day. · ACter all, 15 or 20 minute!! of soaking in 104 degree water will do wonders for a weary body It will. But the Laguna Niguel couple has to acl quickly if they're going to reap the benefit!. of what 1s rust becoming a popular SoulhPrn C'al1forn1a pastime Chance:. <trl' tht>11 ll'l'nagl' daughter Jill :incl a group of friends alread y \.\ill ha\'(' l<tken over. ~he uses 1t almo!it l•vcry day," say:. Mr:.. Beaulieu. 'She'll have kids over and they'll sit and talk. It can be a private way to relax but for my daughter 1t·s a social thing." Relaxation and socializing <some models seat six or more) appear to be two of the biggest reasons for buying spas, accord- ing to county dealers. who report sales are booming. ''A BUSINESSMAN CAN come 'hme. get in the spa and in 10 or 15 minutes he feels the tensions of the day go," said Bob Cressy. owner of Laguna Spas and Hot Tubs "If you s pend a longer period you 'II have to crawl to your bed.'" added Cressy, who said sales have really taken off in the last vear · "It's an up and coming busi- BEA ANDERSON. Editor Mondav May JO 1977 Cl .Flotation Sleep 'Current' Trend B> ~1ARCIA FORSBERC. Of IM O••IY Pilot Sl•fl They used to be nothing more than ice cold bug:. of waler plopped OD t he floor of 8 playboy•s lovenesl or a hippie's crash pad. ln the late '60c;, the sack:<> of h quid were marketed a:. ofl"b<!al "sex toys," appealing m ainly to the counterculture and sold a most exclusively in head shops Waterbeds . in their 1nCanc.>. had asUghtly sloshy image But durln1t a nin e )t>ar lifespan. lhe produc t has matured into a .,oph1s t1cated piece Of furnllUfl', :t'.'I W('lt a' a credible. tt.•chn1cull.> sound. s ystem o( sle<>p To meet 1ndus tr.> -.t andards Cour essential enmponents are re quired: the vin) I hag \ tn} I "arr ty liner. a rigid frame and thermostat1 eJll\ controllc·d heater Tht• l>rd' a1 t• l(t'n<'ralh raised off tb<' grounrl rP-.hng nn apedestaJ THE WATERBEO bu!.1nes<1 has grown up and 1s expcrit•ncmg tremendoui. popuhmty. aceord· Ing to a nationwide poll or store owners takt'n b y Newport Beach's h.arl Cornpuny Tht• marketing firm publishes ··1n dustry" magazlnc, 11 monthl v journal for tht' watcrb('d tradl' · The beds are no longer re gardcd as merely a w1lrt fart ThE' poll shows that more than 750,000 waterbeds were sold last year amounung to retail sales exceed- ing $100 million Customers aren't just college kids either. The typical buyer outlined in the poll is 'married. between the ages of 2i> and 35, in a m iddle income bracket and orten 1s a homeowner Purchasers M>tween the ages of 35 and 45 make up 22 percent of the market The past few years have seen a boom tn waterbed showrooms jnd specialty shops in Orange Count) The business 1s catching on in other parts of the country there are more than 2.000 stores in the Unlled States -but b.1 .. 1call.). it's a California phe nomenon IS FACT, THE modern "aterbed was born in our state Charles Hall, a graduate stu· dt>nt m the School of Design at the L 01\ e rc;1t y of San Francisco, came up with a water mattress for one of bJs des1gn projects In 1967 C11rrent1~·. 60 pc>rcent of the in- d 11 '.'I t r y t!; r epr esented in California . including Laguna 1\-1 anufacturing Company in Irvine, America's largest pro· dueer o f bed frames and matchingcasegoods. The s ignificant local accep- tance of H20 beds has caused ness." a.aid Lee Jarvis, owner of Fountain Valley Spas. A eoatrac- tor for lS years, be decided to open bis own store three months ago after lnstalllng aucb a large number of spas within the last year. Dealers asree spas don't ap- peal to any one age group. But buyers lend to be new home owners or, according to Jarvis, home owners .who decide.. to add onto or improve their houses rather than buy new ones. Gary Moore, manager of the Spa Broker in Wes tminster, agrees, saying a backyard spa is a nice sales feature should the owner decide to sell his house. HIGH ON customers' list of re- asons for buying is that spas are considerably cheaper and easier to maintatn than swimming pools. Compared to moot pools, which run between $6,000 and $10,000, most spas range between $1,000 and $2,SOO, which includes pump, filter, heater and air blowers. And, in an era of s maller lot sizes and concern over energy use, the typical model fits easily into the backyard and takes re- latively less energy to heat than a pool. ll costs about SS a month to operate a spa every day for an hour. said Allan Frankel. owner of Home Spas and Patio in Anaheim. Having the spa on for an hour a day uses about the same amount large department s tores lo s1l up and take notice J C Penney is test marketing several frame styles In four West Coast stores, and Macy's has carried a waterbed line in the Bay Area for about a year. SO, THE PRODUCT is making a big splash in the bedroom. What's the attraction? What's so app ealing about snoozing on water? Comfort, therapeutic value and the sheer beauty of the de- signs are m~or reasons for the enormous success. according to aficionados questioned in a sur- vey. Rick Kelley. salesm~n at the Dream Zone in Westminster. stressed the "100 percent sleep- ing comfort " Don Zenk. owner-manager of Mermaid Walerbeds in Hunt- ineton Beach, agreed. saying, "People have discover ed that this Is a new and better way to sleep. "The waterbed m attress con- forms to the body, rather than the body trying to conform to a rigid conventional bed." AccordJng to s leep studies, waterbeds offer well-distributed, contoured support, which means leas preuure on the skin, allow- ing better blood circulation. This dee re Ma t.oeslng and turning. of energy as llaving the television on for two hours aday,,J)e said. T here are basically two types or spa models: the modern fiberglass type and the rustic wood tubs. Each has its own merits and demerits. CRESSY, WHO SELLS both. said the wood tubs may leach water for a period of about 72 hours. ·· lt 's a natural reaction of the redwood.·· he l>a1d. adding 1t will become water tight once 1t builds up a natural alkaline i.cal around the inside. A reddish or yellow color from the wood tannic acid. which 1s harmless also leaks into the· RESEARCHERS report that on a conventional bed we must pick ourselves up in order to tum over, usuaJly SO to 80 times a night. However. on a water mattress the body simply rolls over, and the gentle wave action is so minimal that it rarely awakens the other person. Some people re· port they stay In the same position all night. Seasick? "No. it won't make you seasick. but it takes a few days to get used to," explained Vera Miller, traffic manager at Laguna Manufacturing Com- pany. Because potential customers may d oubt their ability lo become accustomed to the feel of notation sleep. most shops offer a 30-day trial. Few beds are re· turned arter the test run. noted Laura Massey. m a n ager of Space Design in Newport Beach. MEDICALLY, doctors often recommend the beds for patients with back problems or arthritis. citing ''head-to-toe" warmth as soothing therapy EstbetlcaJly, the furniture is work of art. Nostalgic. rustic styles are top sellers, followed by traditional designs. Canopies. foot and head boards. drawered pedestals, four-posters and con· temporary upholstered frames otter variety. .. waler for several months. The main reason most people opt for the rustic wood tubs is for nostalgic or esthetic reasons, dealers say. M ost fiberglass o wner s, however, compensate for what is less than a "natural" look by sur- roundmg the spa with wood deck· ing and plants. which produces th£' s ame rustic eHect. Fiberglass proponents also say that type 1s easier to clean. Being non-porous. 11 \\on"t get shrny like ''ood C0~1PAR ED TO swimming pools. s pas arc indeed easier to m aintain A small amount of C'hlorinc. addm~ up to about fi6 n O•ily~ltltllillStrlti9'1111yHMftCtwm Total packages. includ10g matching dressers, nightstands. armoires and bookcases, com· plete a bedroom ensemble. Yet, despite construction con- forming to standards set up by the California State Bureau of Furniture and Bedding Jnspec- tion. there are questions. FOR EXAMPLE. what if they spring a leak? Visions of a huge. whale-sited geyser spraying the entire bedroom can deter the skeptic. "The water isn't pressunted, so it won't spurt out if the mat- tress ts accidentally punctured It will trickle out and fill the safe- ty liner." explained Robert Bohanan. buyer for Water Works. Rowanne Haley, editor of "In· d\ls\ry" magazine. added, "The major cause of seepage is failure in the seam , and that will only happen with a butt seam .·· The majority of beds utilizes a lap seam that has been double heat sealed to prevent leaks. WHAT ABOUT THE weight? Do they fall through floors? A king-site bed contains 200 gallons of liquid and weighs 2,000pounds. Thal sounds like a lot of weight for a floor to take. but it must be noted that stress on floors is m easured in poundage pe r square foot. according lo Mrs. Relaxation and socializing are two reasons most people buy spas, as Terry Hustwick, Sue Pratley and April Johnson demonstrate. Coast dealers note sales are booming. .,. month, is about all that i: needed. Spas, which may use some 6()( gallons or water compared l<• 30,000 gallons for a pool, re cirl'ulate water and r equiri drairung once or twice a year de pending on usage. Spa owners say the hot wate. combined with hydrojet action i beneficial for sore muscles Many doctors. in fact. recom mend spas for therapy. Regardless of the type they bu· or for what reai.ons. it all boil down to the basics. "They're fun,'' said Moore. "It's 1:1 very relaxed way of Ii\ mg." said Frankel. "H's ver: soothinc." Are waterbeds bedder? Sleep studies show that waterbeds conform to the body, eliminating pressure points. This cuts down on tossing and turning. Haley. A survey taken by englneerinll consultants shows that almost all dwellings constructed In ac· cordance with today's building codes can easily withstand these loads. "There isn't a case on record . . anywhere ... of a waterbed crashing through a floor," em· phasized Michael Shanok, presi· d ent of Pl ant E ngineering Consultants. 1 • 4 ·a _, :l . -~ .1 ' . t . . I I "! .· . • , . ' ' ' APPARENTLY, m anagers of 1 apartment buildings are becom· l ing a lot less leery of allowing te-... nants to have waterbeds on floors J other than ground level. -i A poJl of a dozen local apart· 1 ment complexes revealed that 10 accept the beds. as long as the ! owner has an insurance poJtcy ~ against damage. .. Almosl every waterbed store ~ offers a policy for about $25. So. what's all this going to cost? Probablv less than a coo- ventlonal bed. Most complete units cost between $200 to $450, although they are available for less and much more. > Thinking of taking the plunge? Waterbeds m ay just turn out to ~ be the sleepel' of the decade. .. j Conservation of water and energy 1s important to Pool Owners Stay 'im · Swim· of Things pool owners. Here are some tips for cutting evap,oration and saving ene~gy . ., LOS ANGELES CAP> -So you're the owner ol one ol the 400,000 or ao swimmtna poola in these parts. Friend• and nei1hbon wbo ClllCe b.t.Dted at an invitation for an allemocm dip now loot ~ance at whit aeeuw an extrav-.uee mu.... qys ot droulbtad tMr'IY aborta,... Wbat AN JOU aoinf to dO - PIVO lt over? Not ll.kely ... pedal. ly since there are 1ome far cheaper· and more entlelnl altemltlves. The pool lnd.Ultl'J folk at tbe Swimilllai POol Ener1y Codliit and Le,Ulatl•• Council have come .-wtth a Nriea of uaet· tiooa to'C\11. water use and beatma coett -'tbout rotnc to huce ex-penae. cc.Ka ca.a be trimmed ~ percent or mlleb more ln eome cases. muufacturen aay. based on the type otblanket and wben Jt's on. Nat IQ trn,..tance ta tumlng th• thermostat down. The Amertcan BM Crou coulden 18 de1Nee tbe b .. lthl•t 1wimmin1 temperature but a 1oodly n,umber" ~ are turned to 82 clear.-. .tad•try Hpert.f 1ay t.b09e atn four d.etretis can uae as m\leh as 40 percent men of that ex,..&venalutal 1a1. To~ rd.tc. hMtbil COi· ti, •bortea ~ period 'ol mcf'lhs tbe poOI & heated, ~tins ~ cOOI -~ 1pftni and cbil.ly anamn per10dl when tars• IWPI ol 1• are nMdtid to te.-p water eomtertabN. Thermostats on pools ued only on weekends should be turned down eiebt or 10 depees and tben hilted back up FridlU'. You can also save by tumina otr tbe pilot. li&bt wbeo tbe...beater isn't in use. A m..;or aaviq In electricity -'° to SO ~ a ,.. ... -can come from ~ 1hortenln1 t.bo tiJH pool nuen .,. run. Many ~te 10to12 tsWrs ad~ but tlle 1n11111UJ •11t fOdl' or five houn ll aufllclent for mOlt poola. U that doelo't keep lb• •aw frelb, taereae 1M dailt time tq a balf ·bOur onlJI eletlty i1 ~. • WlU. IWIU'Ht' ~et.~-loo~ UtWtMll an ~ that pool owners avoid runnlnc pump• and filters durlnc t.be • peak 10 a.m. tot p.m. power d• mand period. Break up the mt.er·, int lnto two to t.bree-bou.r perlods 1D tbe mom,l:na and early evea- lna. I Other 1u•tesUon1 loclude 1belterilla the 1)0o1 from breezes wbJqh lnel'aU ev•por.UC. encl· e It qi lnat1n1 1praytn1 aqdl splaiblac trom water l.nlets and pool 1weepe. For uae thUikinc abOut dr&ln· lDj .... f« t.M~iicltonti can u.ey be daaaetoili:W .. but that ctiemlcal-ftlled wilii', l•J• ly .............. ii •• _.. factor la -~i'ttlle pJuter walldrom cOU.,..,. . . • • (2 DAIL 't PILOT Monday. Mg 30, 1977 Teen's 'Choice' Disappointing Ann .Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS. I know thia letter is way Loo late for either of your two surveys -··u you had it to do over qaln would you have had kJdsT" And, "If you had it to do over a&ain would you have married the same person?" But I'm writlng anyway -for a very special re- ason. and I wish you would keep them oo file for the time when yqu run a survey and ask, "U you had it to do over again would you cboo.e tbe same parents?" 1 want to be the rint to answer - KANSAS CITY BLUE recently printed tactful ways lo tell a man bis pant&· are un- zipped. That took a lot of. COW"tff. Now will you please le-- al frankly with another subjict • whic'b la much more pervas1ve? How would you tell someone her personal byglene leaves much to all agree something must be done. Any ideas" You can sign us -BOTHERED BUT GUT LESS It's darned near impossible. Then I as her , OS a ravor to me, to please lose some weight so she'd look nice. She said. "Yes." I am 16 and my parents fight all the time. They yell at each other and then they yell at me. When they are through with that they yell at the world. I call them Mr. and Mrs. Yell. DEAit K.C.: Thank.I tor letti.ni me ll:Dow wbal it's like at your lteRH, but If you tlllak your vote was tbe ftnM, I have some dlaap· polaU., news. Al leaat a hundred ldda beat yoa to It. I am Dot nm· al.De any more aurveya, than.It yoa. It took me a aotld month to recover from the lut one. be desired? There Ls a woman ln our office who bas apparenUy oever heard of soap. A more serious matter, however, b her bruth·. She always breathes throuah her DEAR 8.8.G.: I intentlooally left the dty off your signature because the pro blem )OU describe Is a common one -In every dty. It's al&o one of the most difficult to do anything about for the reaaon st ated Jn your slpatme. A wife eaa tell a husband, a husband cu tell a wife, brothers and sisters can tell each other, parents and chUdren, ditto, but a person witb whom you work - eapeciaJJy lf be or sh~ happens to be in a superior posl&lon -well. I suuest that you (and others who are faced with a problem ol this nature) dip tbls column and send it. anonymously, to the person you want to help. I earnestly hope those who re(lelve the cUppings will consider lt an act of kindness -not an lnsuJt. I'm certain if tbe offending parties KNEW better they wouJd DO better. Well, the wedding ls five weeks off and the moose hasn't lost an ounce. Do 1 have a ri&ht to tell her she dldn't live up lo her pro- mise so I am asking someone else? -LET DOWN A LOT DEAR LD.: lt'a a wedd'9J and not a style abow • I presume. You IDYtte people to be In your weddlnl( party because they mean something to you, no& because they make a great ap. pearance. To exelude her eow would be cruel. Don't do It. I am turning in two "No" voles Sbe ii a nice perao and none of mouth ~ it ls ve~ difficult to carry on a conversa oo with her. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You us wanttoembarras her. But we DEAR ANN : lam getting mar· ried soon. The problem is my cousin -age 18. I asked her to be my maid of honor tth1s was six months ago). She was thrilled. Interfaith Founder Deeds Feted Dr. Cecil Hoffman, founding minister of UCI's Interfaith Foundation, became the 19th person to receive the Chancellor's Citation ol Merit at a benefit dinner in his honor at the Neil Nelson home in Laguna Beach. The award was presented to Hoffman, who now is retired, by UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, who called Hoffman a "leader in ecumenism" whose guidance and continuing in· terest in Interfaith "transcends denominational boundaries.'' Interfaith was first organized by Hoffman in 1965 after he had served 15 years as UCLA's Presbyterian pastor, and as regional director for campus ministry for the United Presbyterian Church of Southern California. Interfaith makes available to students Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish services; in· spirational seminars, counseling and other ac- tivities through its headquarters in the Irvine Town Center. Mabry Steinhaus. current director of the foundation. and herselr a recipient of the merit award, said, "Dr. Hoffman may have retired in title., but he has never retired from service or principle." In accepting the award, Dr. Hoffman made special mention of Betsy Frederickson, also pre- sent at the dinner, who founded the UCl In· terfaith woman's auxiliary, its major support group. "That was the real beginnjng of Interfaith,· said Hoffman. "There were 350 members in the Woman's Association before we even had a cam pus." Darlene Hill changes the men-only sign. Sign Of Change . When Da r lene Hill saw an ad for "&roundperaon" at Saddleback College last spr ing. she rigured she was as capable as any man to rlo t.he lob. "It dldn't even.faze me that I would be workln& with all men ... says Miss Hill. a horticulture major "I had all the qualiflca. llons." The 21-year-old San Clemente resident has since become a common slgbt to students driving through the college. There. she maneuvers the tractors, picks weeds and trims bushes with the best of them. "I like my Job," s he says. "It's outside, it's pleaaant, and it's related to what I'm interested in." When Miss Hill was hired last September, she became the first womp to join the crew. The college, respondlng to Title IX which prohibits sex discrimination ln schools receiving Dr. Cecil E. Hoffman (Center) founding minister of UC/ Interfaith Foundation, with his wife, Genevieve, accept congratulations from Gordon Elwood. Mrs. Elwood coordinated a benefit dinner when Dr. Hoffman was honored. government money. recently had drooped sexist labels from its JOb descriptions when MISS Hill saw the ad. A full-lime student. she atlnbutes her green thumb to her father, who owned a landscape company in her home town of Marion, Ind. When not immersed in studies of soils, pesticides and"' eed control. Miss Hill is Literally doinJt her own ht.>ld research -40hours a week. "I pull a lot of weeds on the road. and there's lots of hand cllppmg to do and tumbleweeds to collect when it's windy. "But there aren't that many jobs for stu· dents that pay like this job does. Caretaklng is nice, and there's always something to do and learn.·· Her male colleagues have been supportive. "She's a pleasant, sortapoken 1irl," says Hank Wrobleski, grounds transportation supervisor. "And she works as hard as anyoiie out there." Horoscope: Pisces Plan a Trip By SYDNEY OMARR T UESDAY. MAY31 ARIES 1March 2l ·Apnl 191 Action replaces lethargy You regain sense of direction You know where to go for results financ1ally and in securing goal Partner or male discusses money affairs. TAURUS <April 20-May 20) Emphasis con tinues on legal 'awareness. responsibility Partner, mate 1s very much in picture If you in· tend to '"go 1t alone, .. you may have to revise plans. GEMINI (May 21-June 201 Low-key ap- proach brings best results. Concentrate on im- proving basic services. You will complete as signment, test and prestige is on upswing. CANCER <June 21-July 221. ll1 ghlighl feel · ings. creativity. Imprint your own method, style. Affair of heart is accented. LEO (July 23·Aug. 221 : Emphasize practical procedures. Duild on solid base .. VIRG~ (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Travel. holiday sp1nt, social contacts, events arc spotlighted. Be versatile. flexible. LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 22 1 Accent on possessions, ability to earn more. to define terms and to understand fine orint. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ) · Moon in your sign translates mto personality. persona] ap· pearances, independence, original concepts. a boost in confidence. SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22.-Dec 21 I. Low -key approach. technique could pay d1v1dends Don't force issues avoid direct confrontation. CAPRICORN !Dec. 22·Jan 191" Emphasis on how you relate to friends. how you equate wishes with actuality. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 181 Prestige fac· tor figures in important way -superior. one in authority ~ives vou "big opportunity." PISC.ES (Feb. 19-March 201 · Take long- ra!lge view. 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' HUHTIHGTOH BEACH HEAR BEACH $65,500 •HORSES •KEHMELS •STORAGE •OR?? ,\ hU$!C 82.5 X 336 A·J lot \\ 13 l'>r. 2 ba home m up. 11•·1· hay counly area. ~.500 fH4 7211 for details ?.~~~! .......... !?~~!~~~! .......... !?~~: ESLEY N 1\.YLOR CO. REALTORS since 1H46 THE CHARM OF UDO ISLE is exemplified in this lovely 3 bdrm plus den home. Sunny south patio with . flowers & s tatuary. L~c mstr suite with hu~c private s undeck . Many lov- ' C'ly imprvmts. Via Lido Nord. $215.000. 211 I San Joaquin Hins Rood HEWPORT CENTER. M.I . 644-4910 fllc~t~~.!~~~ BIG CAHYOH GOLF COURSE Award winning De an e home. Spacious 4 bedroom (or 3 plus den or m aid's room). Dramatic high ceilings, a glamorous and well de· corated setting on the fairway of one of California's most beautiful private clubs. $279,500 A C:Ol.DWfil IAMtCll CO. 644-1766 21111 SANoJOAOUIH HILLS AO. IN NEWPORT CENTER BUILD UNITS --. --~!!1!!!!!!!~!!!!!!1!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'1!!_~ On this I nc H? 101 ot GtMt"ol 1002 GHnol I002 .r---al t0021G al 1004 /Jn NIGEL [}AILEY & ASSl:lCIATES ~ .-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~, ....,. 4 1tln'WlSt 12.ono "'" 11 Can ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l11ke Ull In I Unit'-' w/variance. l::usy access cae: on 3 sides of thrs choice rnecnab /irvlne corner lot. J u..,1 hsted ~lier takt> a look todny1 reeltg ~'T7ll ~--llDllB ILllRS aa. Walkr.r & lee Real f'.<tate --- OUR LOWEST PRICEIH EASTILU~F Exttll IAr~e 2story faml· Jyl\omc~n a qulf't <'lll·d ) lt3c ln Eutbiutr. 20 toot hmll7 room with massive r()('k flrrplscc. 1-'ormal dining room , s1n.soo, Call for cEclushf viewing, 6'13·8S:i0 Ol'IN lit•• U t rr_.. ft) ..-C:I • ~.' THE Rl:AI. ESTATERS • II~ CANYON HAUTY-ClJ&.000 Stunning homo -3 BR, game room + deo & view. Designed for com· rortable indoor/outdoor entertain· ment now. 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Views of NewPort Center & park: many exquisite Ceatures. ~w~~~3b!~le+ c~;!Clr; highlights this 2 bdrm., dlnmg rm., • L·Shaped home designed to encom-family rm ho me de· TO ntE OCEAMFIOMT Brand new 4 bdrm. home on prime Peninsula loca- tion nr. the Point. Mstr. bdrm. with l luxurious dressing rm., frplc.; ";_:s hingled exterior. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 1313 E. BALBOA. $295,000 TO THE I.ACK IA Y From the sweeping :"i.· circular drive to the sparkling pool, this 4 BR. Baycrest home is a jewel. Expensively appointed thruout with custom wallpapers & carpets. Lge. fam ily rm. & formal dining rm. perfect back~round for all entertain· ing needs. OPEN SAT/SUN . 1·5. 1628 SANTJAGO. $247 ,000 TO THE PENINSULA To meet the needs of the large family, this 4 BR. home + 2 maid's rooms. 1s spread over 3 lots. Huge family rm., even a theatre! 4 Car garage +guest parking. $375,000. .\. ... TO THE HEIGHTS Charming 3 BR home on quiet street. Beautiful kitchen & family rm. Vacant & ready for YOU ! OPEN SAT. 1·5 1410 LENWOOD. $119,500 .. DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coo~t Hw~ N 8 645·7575 3116 Newport Blvd , N B 673 ·90 60 GetMrol I 1002G~rol 1002 ~············································· '[:rst ~t ./3lf 644-1133. ~~''a11, ANYTIME * SPECIAL LEASES * GREENBELT. Trina. beautifully furn. J Bdrms .. 21 2 ba. S850 Mo. Open Sun. 1·5. 2622 V1sla Grande BEAUTIFUL J bdrm., single level ; furnished $.550 A varietv of leases from S4·so to S850 Several prime Bluffs units for sale from $115.000 -Up CALL 644·1133 FOR DETAILS CiE BORDI ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE e OPEN SUM & MOM 1-5 ('lv'EEK DAYS BY APPOINTMENT} . 2021 PORT IRISTOL CIRCLE Harbor View Homes. Reduced To $159,900! C harming 2 Story Portofino Model Jn An Executive Neighborhood Of Prestige Homes 3 Large Bedrooms 2 Y'.? Ba Family Room. Separate Dining Room. Large Patio. We ll Landscnped Pool· size Yard. Owners Have Purchased Another -Anxious! #I 0 CREST CIRCLE Cor ona del Mar Canyon Crest Estates Arca. Lovely End Unit E P Ian Townhouse w 2 Spacious Bedrooms, 2 ~i Baths. 2 Fireplaces -One in The Master Bedroom, 3 Patios. Bullt·m All Electric Kitchen BeautiCully Carpeted & Draped Near Pool & Jacua:i SI 18,500 1706 PORT ASHLEY ftLACI f • Harbor View Homes . Charming Single Level "Monaco'' Model. 2 Bedrooms Convertible Den. Mstr Suite With 12 l''t Wardrobe. Professionally Decorated. Highly Upgraded Van Luit Wallpaper, Del Piso Tile, Used Brick Entry. All Electric Kitchen. Patio, Blue Champagne Pool. $148,SOO New Low Price! Open Sunday 1-5 FRENCH REGENCY In Prestigious Dover S h ores With Exciting Bay View from Terrace. Luxurious 1 Story Home By Ivan Wells. Living Room With Marble Fireplace And An Air Of Friendly Charm That Radiates Hospitality. Huge Garden Courtyard Entry With Electric Gate 4 Large Bedrooms 3"' Ba Family Room, Wet Bar. Gracious Formal Dining Room. All Electric Kitchen Large Lot. Many Extras $285,000 Including the Land DOYa SHOUS-IXC.,._ VllWI Exquisite Custom BuUt 1 Story 3 Bedroom Home. Dramatic En· trance OutstandlnlJ Family Room Overlooking Pabo & G~de.ns. Formal Old·World Ele1ance~ Spacious Open · !'ieellnJ. Extemlve Use Of Marble. Crystal & IDUJo(ted Wall coverings. SROWN BY ·AP· POJ.NTMENT $289..000 . •• '°'9 DIJYI " , den, pool & jacuzzi home ... great out-pass the enchanting views of Fashion signed to ma~1m11e the door area geared for your en· Island. Back Bay, Spyglass and pa nor am 1 c . bi Uy joyment...see it. it's for you. $154,900. Eastblulf. ranchland view. Al!>o s 1812 N wport Hills Dr East . 'th trol car covered parking + e · · * Electric entry gate WI con room ror campers. boat:.. HAlllott VIEW HOMl!S PtlCI llDUCT10N $5,000 View 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 & anxious to sell! 1937 Port Cardigan. UDO ISLE-229 VIA G&tOA 2 Bdrms., dining rm. & den, 3 baths: on Lido's widest street. steps from Lido Nord & bay ... oriented towards entertainment ease & privacy .. .large kitchen, living rm. & mstr. BR. look· ing out on s pacious. charming patio ... exciting Lido s hopping & restaurants within walking dis tance. $205,000. CC Orange Coast Q: 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 • 4848 1002 GtMral 1002 .••.•..•..•............ , .•.•.•.•••••.•........• NORTH BAYFRONT Two separate houses, both with bay views. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath a nd 2 bedroom, & 1 bath plus a double garage. $295;-000 LAGUNA OCEANYIEW Beautiful mountain side 4 bedroom. family room. dining room. with just under 3000 sq. ft. Fabulous views from most all rooms & from about 90 ' patio decking. Both floors could be used as separate homes. $266,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 M•wport BIYd. cornft" 30th NEw BA YFRONT - 2 BR. Luxurious Lido Penmsula 2 bdrm. & family rm. townhouse (2500 sq. ft. of living space>. Dockage avail for large boat. 2 car basement garage with security access 5990 Monttoy. ~ith lease· option at 5239,500. Immediate occupan<'Y. 759-0811 through 2-way inter -com which is etc. The corral can ac- lhruout home. also with AM/FM. commodate as many * Separate 600 sq.Ct. bonus room or horses as you could ever . , b .1 3 wantwilhroomtospare. maid s quarters u1 t over car OFFERING PRICE garage provides private living area. S220.ooo • Living room. brick fireplace encom· c .. 644-7211 passes one wall. • Adult private wing where you can watch the sunris es 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· eluded. * Children's wing. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath with special laund,ry room adjacent. • Private beaches. OFFERED AT: $215,000. SPYGLASS IARGAIN 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 HIGHLANDS -4 bedroom, move-in condition. beautiful carpets & drapes Vi e w . Popular mode l. $165,000. 4615 Cortland. Corona del Mar; Open House Sat/Sun 1·5. HAllOR VIEW -popular tri-level 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-REALT Y u Juli II J>. I. 14 sk L~ S, 111 Cu 25 IS E. Coo\t Hwy. Corono de-I M or G~ral I 002 Gftteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA ho m e. Comfortable family home a few steps from the beach. 4 Bdrms., 3 baths. $195.000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes with pier & float from S385,000 up. BAYFRONT. pier & float. lots S250.000 to $325.000. to build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay\1d,• Dr•ve, N.B 675 · 6161 I 002 GeMntl 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAHFRONT ru~tom rluplex. choice location. 2 And l·bdrm .. S211!1. 500 ! Bolboo Bay Prop. Realtors * 675-7060 * /Jn Nl!iEI I.MILE Y ,1,. ASSOCIATES MOVING ON The owners upgraded lhls home In m any wa)'s-new wallpaper new carpets. new drapes. new paint. new no-wax floor coverings. TMy had plaMed to stay 3 lifetime In this lovely home. bul find it is time to move on. You can take advantage or their hard work m this sharp 4 bedrm, l\tcsa del Mar home. 640-6161 ~ COA1'& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. VILLA PARK CUSTOM HOMES Two prestige cuslom buill homes m exclustvc ar~a. 1:? .\e re E st:ite Lot Single level, 5 Bdrm, lam rm, li:e g:ime rm. 3 ba, C'I)\ r'd patios. 3WO sq ft iliumcrous features. 5239,500. Sun 1 S at 10i21 Ada ms Circle A~k for ~ancy. 731·15:!:! P;innramic \·icw Lot. ~m~lt• lcH·I. J Bdrm & convert rlen. ram & din· mg rm. Lush landscap·g w·yard fenced for pool. ~5.000. Shown by appl onh· 18822· Hidgeview Circle. Ask for ~Hke. ;;n.is22 Western Pacific Properties Mllltary Transfer FORCES SALE Must sell this beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet kitchen. compl w, butcher block counter top<.. & continuous clean· Ing oven. Sculptured shat crpts. Heavy shake roof. Large Yard. Hurry priced only 579,000. cau 546-~ GNft'Cll IOOZ IG•Mral 1002 TRIPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cn~ta Mega 's Finest. IMCOMEPLUS HOME WITH OCEAMVIEW Ynur lifetime opportuni· ty awaits m this Newport llclghts DUPLEX! A three bedroom. two level with deck and a two bedroom. two level with deck can be yours to live in or rent out. Both units have ocean views wUh Catalina Is land lo the ~ ~~.~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS ~ll macnab I Irvine ?-realty Pnced to sell on fee land. Th1sonewon·t 11st. 646 3928 or 673-4S77 Lachenmyer RcJllor distance. Can 548-ZUJ. -------- Ol'rH "' 0 • /t'S 'tlN 1'0 81 HtC't. '~~~~ t•Mlll HEW LISTING Attractive 2 +family on Jarae R·2 lot; close to Lido shoppinf. $95,000 lncludlng the land! 673-3663 673-3086 Eves ftEACE. SOU CE & SA TISFACT10N can be yours this busy holiday when vou view this exclusive Dover Shores 4 BR +family room home. 3 baths, 2 spacious patios & 3-car garage. Expansive view of Upper Bay. Bird Sanctuary & backdrop of mountains. Formal dining, living room, master BR & step-down bath have views across grassy terrace. Use of private beaches & play. grounds. Exceptionally priced to sell at $226,000 Incl. land. Quick escrow possible. O'IN MOH l·S PM. 2106 SANTIAGO DRIVL (W-54) • ....., • llAUTQIUL ... CAMYOH NOMI! The swi shines in on this stunning V ersailles w/formal garden courtyard, towering entry, spacious living room w/marble fireplace & wet bar 4 BRs, 4'1'l bath.,, sunny den w direplace, circular garden kitchen, dinette & elefantly ap. pointed master suite. Lf. pool, jacuzzi & striklng view! $329,500 fee. Marjorie Mabon 644·6200. <W-55) MCMf'rAIN & LAii VllW A really \s mashing "Woodslde0 home in Arbor Lake. Near boat house, therapeutic pool & lake. 3 BBe. f4mily room, dining galleria + den complete a lovely bome lo a apeclaJ location. $149,SOO. BUI . Hutchlnla 752·1'14. CW·58) 1002 GtMrol 1002 .............................................. ST8'S TO OCIAHROMT SH,500 Cu n•NJ I ...... Cotfota. ..... ..,. to the beach. AIA RZ lot wrlth a ._ hr now ..t ...._ ,..._.. .. t.r lllidi _..u IACtc IAY COMDO--VUW $19,500 Mew• the -'et lft a loc._.....,. lllttlt to 411. Woodly cM ftWhclwllr llltere ..... 3 ... C...SO.Mcmhlc_. ditfaa a c;ooe rl lttd dtc ....... IEAUTIFUL OM THI WA.TIA wmt IOAT DOCk SJH,000 c ......... ," .. cae•hd ...... ... tooda of ........ ,....,. ........ ..... ty. 3 .._ -........ tr. ... ..... ,........,.,...,..,....., ........ fOOM cmd c°"'*ll ,...o. ,_. ~ llott CMrhWI ...... Sl'YGU.SS41ASl/Of1'10M $271,000 Mew&..,...lffd•.~4 .... ..., ......... ~~ ........ Hc•..tl•t floor pl" .. ,. ..... ~ c-.tt•d. Dlc.tlflla cw A11l f«l .. htlwl.,_..._c.-....~ .... fw ... ...,... ... w.ls .. ,,... ..... c.-...... .., .... . WATERFRONT HOMES !Illa W. ('oa1t "fi luuy • ~ttMMll CJl4)"2l·l ... associated OPnt' {IJS UJ. Ill T(,rtS 1 LI J Ar I" f , t ' t. I MORTH BAYFROMT 2 Separate houses both w/bay views. 3 BR. 2 BA. &2 BR&l BA plus adOU· ble aaraae. S295.000. JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 MARLBORO COUMTRY Claa8lc Ollonlal 2 story home on ,, 11cre. Quiet country aetUna in Villa Park with barn. corral. ridJnf ring. rruit treea. triple 1ara1e and worlcahop. Spacious ~ bdtm .• 2 bath, huge fam1· ly room, formal dining. country ltttche11 le 2 fl rep I a cea. 0 P• n Sat/SUn/Mon 1·5. Call for details. 540-Ust • "!.s.-HERITAGF· . . REALTORS * HOUSES OPEN * FOlt YOUtt IMSPICTtON SOUTH CORONA DEL MAI Ocean view 4 a Cew steps to Corona Beach ; over 4000 ft . or 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 garage & 3-story modern elevator. $330,000. See Mrs. Metcalf Mon. 1-5. 214 Poppy. (Park at Hazel Dr. entran<;e) · Hl!W IAYFROHT 2 aDRM. Luxurious 2550 Ct.. 2 bdrm. & lge. den condo. Beautifully decorated. dockage avail. for large boat. Key-lot, 2 car basement garage with security access to elevator. $990 Monthly or will offer purchase/option $239.500 Immediate occupancy avail. Open Mon. 1·5. 621 Lido Park Dr., C·2. ILU"S ftL.A?A-$91,500 New listing! 2 Bdrm. condo, mint con· dition, with one of the best greenbelt views. $240 Yearly land lease is excep· tionally low. Open daily 1·5. 2311 Vista Huerta. 759-0811 450 NEWPORT CCN1 lR DRIVE 759·0811 1002G.-ral IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS 675-5511 OPEN HOUSE PROMONTORY BAY EXCLUSIVE WATERFRONT HOME Spacious 4 Mdroom. faMlly room. forMClll dining room. C111tom decorat.d with up- ciroded carpets and drapes. Hallan tfl• en- try. Hew pier CMd sllp to accOflftOdat• a so· boat be1ncJ bullt. 645 1crp1• Dri••· Open Sahm day /Sunday 2·5. BY APPOINTMENT CAMEO HIGHLANDS -"tT SP.ARKLIS .. -fw beaulir.I condition, l be*°-a ltOIM In cholc• tocotlon. ftrl•ate lteach. SI 52,500. Appc>Mtn111nt Oftly. UDO IA.SIM-SOPHISTICATED UVIH'9 "OH THE IA Y" -ExclthMJ 3 bedr00tn, or 2 CMd a .. condominium. Seeurity .ct prl•acy. Pier and sllp a•ailable. Appoint· l'IMftt Ottty. $250,000. -AHA.HEIM HILLS -HEAR HEW -4 ledroonl (CfoulcJ complahfy air cOltdi· tfOfted. ~oded carpets .ct crap... pool 1lze yard. AppohttMent only. $I 02,000. -ORAMGE PARK ACRES -COUHTRY LIVING AT ITS FINEST -On. acre estate •oned far llorws. 3 Badroont, 2 bath. CO..• try tdtct. .ct I~ dlnlncJ rOOM. Hone stah 9CI fewced con-ol. F'l"Uit trees. Mat SH .... GM of a kled HOUM of G;ablft. can for• ..,olnhweut. COST A MESA -Pour IMdr-ooM -.. In MdlMlld Dal C...-o •ea. t.autiM ~ $12,450. c• fOf' ~ appol11huant. COU OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2111 I. Coast Hwy., COf"OftG deC Mer 675-5511 ~!'! ...•...... !~.~~,:~~ .......... !~~~ A MUST SELL DUPLEX Jn Corona del Mar; attractive corner location . Price just dropped to $159,500. Leases expire in July. 673-4400 ••arll 1002Ga•r.. IOOZ . .......................................... , .. ill.cOldW.1 Banker ~ RDIXN1W. llROl<ERAGE ~ ILUPPS-atMGLE Li* Hard to find Bonita plan. ~ redecorated, cbeerfUl 3 ~m end unit. Excellent location, graclous amenlt1es or the orlatnat BluCCs. $1~.ooo · • • .. • .~ "7 " f 1 l ~~ ~~!!! .~~ .~~ ..... ···~ ~~!!! .~ .~ ...... . G...,.oa I 002 GeM'nll I OOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OH WOW! IS THIS A llEAUT! Beautiful , quiet t·orner lot in a well ma inta1nt:t d n e ighborhood . im - maculate 3 bedroom home loaded with decorator lOu('hCs that create lasting charm. Latti('e c:overed brick patio a nd a sparkling free form pooL Oh wow! Convcnicnl Westcliff location near schools and store!'>. Reduced lo S146,000. It's a beaut 1 Open after :l dail ~ at 1228 Sussex. Drop on ovct'. U,_.l()U~ ti()Ml:S REAL TORS'. 675 6000 2443 ta~t Co.i't H1qhway Corona del Mc11 .1h•1 111 M• \, V•·1<1". ,, '>•lo ~990 ~~~~~! .......... ~?~~,~~~~! .......... ~?.~~ ESLEY N i.l\.YLOR CO. H.J.·:ALTORS since 1946 DOVER SHORES-$365,000 Luxurious 1war-ncw ~-storv custom home with v1f'w of bcautfful white hL·ach & wall'!' :\lvt1culous lv main- tained Dhl door <·ourt ~ d ieads to prival{' world ol clt•ganl'e Terrazzo l•ntry to lgl• l>ll & FR w sunken wet tfar. llugc m slr ..,Ulll' & garden bath. :1 other sµa<· bdrm.., c.ieh w P" l hath Lgt' pluJ'h µ"cl rm :1-Car garage 21 I I San Joaquitt HiUs Rood HEWPOftT CEHTEtt, N.I. 644-4910 G.nual 1002G~al 1002 ··················••••·••··•····•······•··•••• HARBOR VIEW Pup 1 ll ,1 r 1 11 I 1 ·' 1 ·I hon 11 • \\ 1 t h I hdrm.., prolt•..,..,1onall\' land-.eaped .1ncl l11 ghl' 11p~r;tcfl·d "11h n 1c<.· \'ll'W ()ft't•rc•d .II ~I I fHHI ..,u hm1t 675-3411 LUSK fl REALTY a John D . L usk & Son Co. 2515 E. Coa~t Hwy. Cor"ona ~ Mar I 002 G9Mf"Of 1002 ·····················••·••••·••············•·· cae: IEDIBE BLllNS ca. OVER !>O Y(ARS OF SERVICE YOUR CHOICE Of 4 "BLUFFS MODELS" i OPEN SUM & MOM t-5 (Wt I( •A f f ~· '' r JT \l~'Jf , 1'71 VISTA CAUDAL "ILUFfS" P rt ml' Front How .. F. Plan .. With Watl•r View From F:verv Window THE E Pl.AN EVERYONE HAS BEEN WAlTJ"1<; FOH 1 '1 ;J Large Bedrooms :l B:1th!'> Fam1h Room Wi th Parqu et Flooring -Grand Cobrtvarll .. :ntrJn<·t· With Ex tcns l\·'l' l'Sl' 1>f Wrought Iron. Ex pan<.lcd L1vinJ;: & Dining Rooms Prov1d1ng lrh1dt• Observation Areas Gourmet K1 tc:hcn With Mex- -1cao Tile .Flooring & Tale Counters. Su~rbly Det·o rat<'rl H1ghlv Up· g r aded L1 'it1ng R " .T oy of Newport". 2444 VISTA HOILEZA .. llUFfS .. M u c h -in-dc mand Carmelita (C Plan) Townhouse In The Newer Blurfs -An Executive Area Of Prestige Homes Highly Upgraded, Beautifully Landscaped, Adjacent To & Overlooking Pool & Cabana. Master Suite & Family Room Up - Or Could Be 2 Master Suites + Separate Suite Down. Custom Bar. Shutters. Drapes. M4rrored Doors. Van Luit Wallpaper And Many More Amenities $174.500 2927 flSU.A IH THE "ILUFfS" Dramatic Townhouse In A Park- like Ne ighborhood Of Prestige Homes Popular End Unit Tri-Level .. R Plan" With View. Gated Court Yard Entry Wood-Pegged Floors, Entry Hall & Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms, Den, Built·in Wet Bar. 2~ Baths. All Electric Kitchen. Formal Din· ing Room, Patio Immaculate Throughout $162,500. Open Sunday l ·S. 401 VISTA ROMA ... Luffs• For Lease In A Choice Location. Convenient To Schoots & Shops. Lovely 2 Story 41W Plan ,, Townhouse. 4 Bedrooms or 3 Plus Den 2"2 ·Baths . Large Pat.lo. Beautifully Carpeted & Draped. Of· fercd At $550 Per Mo. OPEN SAT & Mon 1·5 ' . ' Corona def M.,. ' . Monday. May 30. 1977 •••t••••••••••••••••aAe - - DAILY PILOT CJ Cotto MHo I 024 ttotn.. ~ S. HoaH Fer S. .............................................. ··•····•······•·•······ .••••.•..••.........•.••...••................••.•......•............ •••···········•······· ......... EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES 2lf Mlfor4 Dr. 0,.. ..... s.t, s-& Mm 1.5 Ocean & canyon view, redecorated. 38r, family rm & pool. Mas ter bedroom w/fantastic sitting room & frplc, many xtras. Principals only' Owner agent ~15,IK)(l GeMral I 002' Costa MtH 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Country Cutie IEASTSIDE POOL + GUEST Prl me E11 l>ls 1de Co~t a :\lesa Towerrng t reel>' Curved drnc. Hustic h\'· m~ room hol>tS cathedral Woodsy & W~wl Condo In <'On\ l'ntt'nl Co>ta Me>a locallon Professionally decoratr select lt''lun•' & col Or"S ... ·or adulb only P1x1I & ret'renlton lal·lltlll'' ~.s.950 WATER Fl{ONT 110 \ll';S b31 1100 FIXER UPPER WITH POOL "\t:t.'l.b pamt and 1•:irpl'I \II It ldkl''I I!> J llttle 1111 J~1nut1on & wort-:11111 vou·u haH' ,, bv,wt11u1 jx,c,1 hum•· II urn 1 .111 1>13030:. F ORESTE OLSON _, ...... '~ ....... A Real Cream Puff Mlfit see this r rovmr111I btylt'd J bedroom. T\\o hn'pl.u;c,.. eallnK .irl'n 1.1mLh room & co,ered ~1Jt11> J.u~h tn•t <; \\on'I l."1 'lll'i 1100 HI\ R l·.ill ~Ill li:.'U TARllU. ";:I In Collfomlo" MESA VERDE PACESETTER OM THE PLATEAU ,..,_...U.Velky 1014 HlllltilMjtOft .. Kh 1040 r•IM 104• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Fountain Valley Xtrosl Xtras! Too in any to ml'nllon' lmmac & buutllully up· gr;idl•d 3br, i •,h<J + IJm 1 m & co,ered patio l'ool Tlll 61 Jukl' llox incl Sbl • .JOO • C;ihlorma l'roJK'rty l-:\eh:inge R t: !111.16739 557·7620 HYntingt°" ltoch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (jreat ramily hom11. 4 bl'droom. 2 bath. new d1!>hwasher. garbage dis· posal. gas raage & ovco. Only $72.000. ff Yo.'11e o..tvown Your,,...... HoMe the patlou OC!t!S )'OU 'v1~ betn JookU\1 fo abounds In thus •nr, lU)a home <k !'otped to ocrommodale <tll the r <1m ilil'll .1c · 11 l'ltlf'i. lfuS ha PP> family rm . ror1110111, m~ & 1!111111'1 (m<1 Sw<!1:p111~ cln·ular ~l•11n:Jllt: from spcrtncular mastt•r :.uile "''~t'lud c d par~nl retreat. Spa<'IOUll 3 <'or i,:ara1w. i.pJr!-llng ~w1m mioa pool & munv rnon• rcaturl!s Ca II no\\ Shorec,..tt lfflty 146-5573 SPARKLING 1:. t hl• \\ ord for 1111 harp ~ UR starter h11111 w l r'\,,IBI blue 1,>WI. Et JOV the \~JI m I'\)/~ r~, in.: nl I hr "cKld p.ini•lt • ltv111i; room " ti c1·.i.cl.t1ni:: Cq1k Won loll! <ti S7qOO Mewporl C ente>f' R"oUy. Inc. 1140 1812 I 10 Np! C Ir Or \t I I 0 GREEMTRIEE S9S,500 Lovely r.tn('h s t vll' :1 l)l>d~~ Zoned tor hori.e;, ~\ li.u 11 2 r01.1m htmk hou!>c CJ 11 546-4141 ceiling + ma~s1ve brick •---------1 fireplace Sunny galley :i HR.:! Ua ..-lurmal din- 1n~ room or rum-rm . :\losl dl.'Mrablt! loc., qu1~t cul d<' "Uc lWGMmorcu Pl.CM. CONDO I STORY 3 Bedroom . :? bath :\lartner 'l> <.:ovc Near beuch Pool J.1Cuat & tenntl> ~.!loo P r 1 m c I o 1· a 1 1 11 11 P r o I tJ ' ' 1 t• 11 J I I • landbcapcd J,:rounri ~ Thick, plu!oh l·urpctrn~ Brtck fo't1'(•plac1: t l·nhancc!I IJ~ nJt ur.1 wood hookc;hel\ e;, Hug• !'.Unk1 <.~l'rl l·ountr: ktlChl•n Second !>tor host-. ~cdutJec1 masll' \\IOJ.: 't-.I 0101'(' QU~l'I '>lll«t ht•ilrm:. Ut•aul 1111 IJlt ICl'lUtl' Giant spar kling blue pool wllh ~hde, board 6: dre:-.s1 nj! rooms 1011 ' SC'pJr Jll' J;Ut.''.'>I f.tt 11ll1c' \\1th VET BUYERS k1tlhcnt!ltl'' 1-:.h\' •·.ire ~.1rd Ju;,I !1'g 5 UO! . \11 \\'Jlton \\<'h11m1·" Hurn callnowfilliilil H'I htt\ t't'' lit• \\.tilt' .II I •. 1. "p "' r "· 1 • ' o 111 I rn .., t n " ' ' F r t' t • lr::;:;::::--.iiiJiiii!iiiijpiiiiiiil ;1ualtl)IOJ.; :. •• , •. ltnlt' h) ~ ,J.jJ~'H'!JI clcalm;! " H'l liuH·r c"JjiJ1ii1t pert., Bu) JI tht: lowest ----··-·--vre\ dllm,.: 1 a tc J ~ J il.1 hlr Call J l·rn :.10 !l!I:!:! BALBOA ISLAND 1n OW:\'.Ell I >up I<'' :-J J.) IHHI ~·uc't H1111111 Ill tn li7o1 :!l1.)o1 LOS ALAMITOS ..' 1111 from t ,., t: trJt·I. l ha1 mtn;.: nldt•r 1 JtH'h \lm11.,J I J< Rarr1' "IJlh lt;.:ht' 1•\1'r<'"l' .lfl' Ranch 1n the nl' rStan· ton addre:-.., 1 ORANGE PK ACRES o,,·rlo,11.:-. l?Oll cour,l' 11, ,,,.,.,~ RJ11th fur I hurul11 1·ch !'tl.1 l11on hat 11 , '' t 1· ,,,. nns.: • P·••IUI ,. p.ultlttlK :rnr homo·\\ lt<•1tl c .1hJl1,1 :! 111111·1 ''·" \ltl)I .. 11 1 l11 ·,111l1l11I 1111 ni.111 or I .di( 'h11• i•11 dt•IJil• '.f.IS ti~:!IO \filll Corona ~I Mar" 1022 ............•.....•...• BY OWNER Sr) i.:1;1" 11111 s:?7S.OOO 5 llr 3 Ra \'1t'w llarbor \ 1c" lhlls. ~l ll!J ;,oo 1 Br 2 Ha \·1('\\ lil0·2!l81 !Qualtftl·d Uu\ e r., On!) ) OCH VU HIDEAWAY Ruht•lornr.irll'I !>:!Hrl. !! H \ \\ old Cini rharm, 'lcPi> Imm l .t1tk Corona Ht4!'-' lot \\ 111om to bu1 hi \ll'" ..,ll11.lt11 111 ' Tn ''1;; t~IO do\\ n HALPINCHIN HK\LTOHS 675-4392 Heal i::.,tatc I HOPE YOU'RE H,\RDTO PLEASE . bt•cause you'll ap· prec1ate th1~ immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 b<ith homi:. :! car gara~e. all bwltm~. with large Opt'n beam family room Call 540-3666 Wl1ela11 REAL ESTATE ()JJ4.•ll \!l:?.S Lanai Ur :iHr. 1 \lnl t'tillt\lt\ l'lh 111(· \I a n ' ' 1 1 .1 ' >Iii Nhl I .; 111-:!toll! EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 3 Rcdroom, t ba th on lr<'e hnl'I rN't. IHOO sq fl !l:ew <':trl)(.'t . .,uper sh:irp. Open S.11 & Sun I 5 PM. :?:f."1 Albl!rt Stn·<·t Ont~ qa,!\OIJ. C \LL WllALK\O RE,\!. EST1\TE 898·iK55. OPEN HOUSE DELIGHTFUL! Sat·S..n-Mon J 2·6 I '' BR. 2 BA. & POOL 220 Jasmifte CdM HOME. NEAR SOUTH ' COAST PLAZA S74,000 '!1 Ilk to Ocean Agent 640-SSGC Compl<·tely remodeled on JO nverMred lot. A 'm:.c.htntt •t Ult plus den plu" tormal dining plui1 hus.te family room w1lh open llC'.1m' natural \\'OOd textures and otton .ind Jelly '1ew from 111.t!-ll'r suite & ... undeck Jwst "l<'Jl'." to Orf"nn RI vii 1 ~;l>.000 Coll 644-7211 /Jn Nl(,f l 0/\11.! y fi. A55Ull/\1£ 5 CANYON OCEAN VIEW 2Br' & den. So. or Hwy. 1 81k to beach. SZlS.000. Owner will carry. Shown by appt. Owner bier 673-5740 Fnnch Qtr Twnhse 38R, 1',+""2baS59.90-0 -!BR. 3ha S63.SOO Crawford & Assoc Rltr" 957-0701 EASTSIDE Large Lot :i Hedr'm. f dm room. dhl del f,tari & ru·eplac<'. all on harcrwd rtoors. Don't wait. call now 64> i22 l CEHTURY21 WHtdff R•alty •TOWHHOM!• OH!YEARNEW Must 1tfl ••. bought another ~p11c1ous 3 Bdrm. 21 :i l>ath. decorator per£eqt. QUA I HT SPECIAL HOME OPEN HOUSE s,11&.Sunl IPt\I REAL TY INC. 714/846-1371 PA1-n \\ALlo.Ert RE\LTY 1112 lllS Older 2 l>edrm horn<' in :Xewport llt!1~hl:. area ol C ~I on llUG f: Lot :\'. l•Jt lam1ly home\\ uh p<'lt'll llal for addtl&onal Uni! Ill l'\.'ar. O\\ner ma) a -.:-1,..1 m fioanc&n$; For ',, .. , personal l.ru.pect1011 l'all Century 21 Su rt 979-1050 536-7542 BYOWHER hl'r<' too ' c.i11 '·"' LA.."\OMAllK 4 un. :! , j.)2 170t• Mesa Verde East h.i. J t',1r gJril~l'. neat n.1 , 1 • ·1 ~:£ ::~;.::·: .. ~ I~ lflftUI lmmed. Possession 3 DH. IWO :.q It bl1ns. hnrk frpk. 2 c•ar garaHl' :-hal-t! root. nt'w crpts & dq>1> thru out 111 t'Olor ol }Our cho1Cl'. an 1>ut:.tand 1n i.: hu~ <1t S87 .500. CUHTIS H. t.:. 96~ U:i8 H.B . Hwmnqton - HarbOur I 042 BEAUTIFUL :-.<EWCONDO End umls 2 Br. :!1 ~ Ra beam ce1lgs, cer.imtc t1le. 2 fplc·~. Pool & s pa 569.500 Print' nnly . 675-49l2 Bkr PRIME ••••••••••••• •• •••• • •• • CULVEROALE HARDTOFIMD P opular l\les .i Vcrik mod<'I wrlh :1 ovcrs1Zl'd bdrm:.. fJmtly r 11n111. l:1rgc den with Wt'I har Big formal lt\'lnl! room \\ 11 h fu l'plan· l p.:rudcd lhruout Hun·~. fll'll'l'U al on l) ..,-;x •11111 (',111 5-11).1151 ~HERITAGE HARDWOOD fLOORS I BH. lgf" c·ov'd patio llurr) & pick l'XI t:Olor Or )OU pamt 6t !-.ave! ::.i;:1.1100 :\l 1l·h:wl. ti7:l 1 Hi6 TRINIDAD ISLAND i'oiew ·IBr. 31;81.1. 3 car t;i&ra gC'. a\ail immed. 4 Bedroom. 2 bath, utihty owner 536·:!lil room. e nt'losed patio --------- with bwltm BijQ. Great l"ine 1044 lluntmgton Uela ch loca-••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. Open house Sal & Sun 1·5 P:\I. 6102 Dunn Only 567.900. CALL ll!l!i -78.>5 WH.'\LI:;i\ HE.\L ESTATE TURTLEROCK Plun I Bv owner. 3 llt' :! lia. fJm rm ll1wn h 111t"' Sat Sun ~ :\h111 1 l 5 B.\ HOUSE BEAUTIFUL S&S nesale Spec1all»b J. a ppt 'llh .:!CIU Ph 11:1:1n111 io:\'l'tylhtn~ a £am11\ l11r~bdrmmodel'>:nail tll'\'fb Int t·J1l'lr~l· ll\'mS.: .,omc\\ poob. 94i8 ltiO:! :! St) I llr. lam rm & Pt•nnmi..•hm Propt.•t t1<.'s pnol 2(iOO "I It To !-.l'C - LARGEST A mo~t b e aut1lul bcd1'00m home m one 1• the mo,,t de~1rahlt' arc·.1 of lrv111e. Outs tand1n l'urb appcnl. Re.ii pnll. ol owner!>l11p :incl onh .i...k1ns.: 587,500. Call I• !-tt•c.• RANCH REAL TY 551-200,0 . • REALTORS <·all ~u d l111l' Hcalt) Decorative Rair BarbJra 5-18 1133 or i ... ev1dentmthblll\tt1ns.: Larry~ 0<_1tifi_' __ __ :JBr 2 Ba home. Decorat· ed by the artist-<rn ner Wanted 10 bu~ 5 Br FOR SALE \\llh many m tere:.llng I ll'I c II "' \ l>;.o1•1I1d tl l'IJn 5 \\1th l hcdr<111m-. l.tmth 1 00111, dn1111 i.: r ou m a n 11 b 11' ,, k t J 'I - nook 111.:hl) upg1,1dcd throughout You mu .. t BIEAUTIFUL TURTLE ROCK ! w/Fam. DR. tat le;i!>t 3 br. i •·1 ba. family rm. details . Cracklin s: 3.000 sq rt I in ~lcl>a lormal dmtnf? rm on cul· ftrepluce, walls of m1r· Verde or 1'wpl llch 1,, de sal' IOI. Pnccd at only rors, enclosed patio & msg, 752-8777 x201, 111 Sli7.000. :\lo"e.1n condi· lush tandscaping set this 557 7-13.5 Pnnc onh tion C'all 816 5536 or e\'Cs masterpiece apart from M'C th1~ 0111: to believe tl • 5129.000 Call for appt ---1;Jtit1tV7> other ho mes. Only JOG TO Tiii:: IH:,\t'll ' :ffl.750. Call now won't :? umque hoUM'., Int., of VILLA ASSOC IJ.,t \ I (har.il't<'r. both <!Hi + • lndry rm. tnplt• !tJr.tgl'. llrolH·r_H<':1hor 7 otll1·c, ~~rest ' :! ~torai.:e rm,.." lk lo <o<"lll "'•'I lli.1..,all'.,men I Realty I & .,hnpp111g :\'.\\pl 111.!h • s1.·i0.ooo ~1u,1 ..,,.,. tn ·•JJ Dana Point I 026 ~ 846·5573 I J.Jfl'l' f).li) :bil'f ·······················1-- RANCH REALTY 551-2000 THE COLOMY • Ocean View 'i t tl'Gn.\DED P ;.11·1111 . lmm.1rnla11· ·1 llft. :! ll.1 l'OLl.Et;t·; 1' \HI\ 1 1 1tdt•rt·on.,ln1t•tt11ll s.md-. 1 fir.~ Ba. µciot.j 1rn c ul 1k -.;,. i ·u ,111111 :1hr :!b.i. l""'I .! 11 pit .. I hi', .l ha , tlll ll'\t'll lnul trl't.'S, t·orncr tot low.It'"' lhru nul 'w\\ lam rm. l1.1r ,\In 111.11111 I \\ lot~ 111 \lr.i~ "111011,, &J5.UOO 8172 :\l.llloy llr 1 • ,1qw1 . lull µ,tl111, J~t lnd!>l'P J.! :-iti .-.ltll B) 1., l>Jll.t l'rnnl ll.irlior Ol)t:n Sat& Sun. l·.>Pt\l.l l'ham.:1•., 111dtl \\,tit-lo O\\Ot-t ~ Phom· !11111111: :-llJ.UilO , t\gt.tH5·9950 ~\'111101 J!t111I. lt•nnt' I \'tewtnl! hr' Ii Hf'\1 H k•· !r!I IHOil ' ---,hopping \ lran;.1111 ul l~in Onl\ Z>,';1:2llt.:l ro ti · ~.500 lill1'151 \Hi:! I Ea;,~l: ;Br. 1u,1 ii: .. '"' WANTED: Something Special Tu nTL1-:nocK·B<!au111u1 :\t.>wpamt&lenn•d).ird SoCstAreaHm 3 .Bedroom, 1 ,~ lrnth deMKner home.lgc·orner sro:~~~l ~l 1 i;~t) 2087 111 tr.iclc for luxurious :ff Town.home 2 Years new. l<it on pJrl.. .. ,\•ew: 311r MESADElMAR Cll•an 5 nr. :J ba \\ llJl· ~raded crpl. co' d p.11111 & othC'r 'lra' :'\r all .;t•hls lmmcd P'I'"''' P rin1· onh CJ\\ nt•• :>-1:-1~<J7 ----- World fLtl•' <.:rt11!.t.' An large enclosed palm. l~m rm .1?~6 1 S11>rrJ nJµoh., Satltnf.! Y:H'ht s uper mce. S66.500. W:ilk t•l'lllna_83J_~- " l>,1n.1 l'mnl ~hp \'alue ho ~1 'lu:!. \I Call l\&11 <iatcs tos ppmg. 2" mules lo 1.!13> !l:!3 bllli 111 1:?131 beac,h .. _ _,,_....,,,_ __ litil 2!!ii lYIJJ@QilEIG!lQ l'HDH: l'O:\DI 1-:Hl'l.\I 962·44n(rS)'54e·8103 COH:'-Ell wtth l'\Cell<'nt ELEGANCE FtXER UPPER? '1~1bilt' -.u1tablc for 9 90 rc!>t.iuranl ur hc•alth spa llVOWNER Poolside condo 3 Br I '~ R 1. \\:-oh 1dr. tnc Prtmc l<w Mui.t !>ell , s.57 .ooo !16.'J-tl 169; 962· 7598 111 .1 ro111t•m11or.1n 11 t lc\CI. ~umptuuu~ m.1 .. 11•1 ~uttc \\llh 1h 111\n .. 111111:.: rm. + <! i:enC'I ou .. lv p1 11 portwnl'd htlrm) u11 Sunken 11\tni; rm +rurm.11 dmuw. l.onil' tm & dPn ur Ith hrl1 m duwn 4 Bdrmo,. 3 1Ja1h-.. 111lk'C'rl1eltt !ool l!t.!-ttl SS • 0 Low d1rnn payment ancl C.tn you p11111t? Thal s ..,ubonlinallon ava1lahh.' about a ll th1~ 3 Ur ,\~km~::.l:j5,000 t'hurmer need:. In be \\'Orth much more. Canl 4 AMCHOIAGI you dial'! That·, all_ 11 INVESTMENTS ~~~,k10 H'l' 11 Dial C714t 496-7711 IMMACULATE! 3 BR t-den . 2 Ba . Decor ator upgrading lhru.out Mu:.t sell see~ S72.500. Agl 759· 1131. 49-1.2966 552-70~0 THE . · · ·:. · · VILLAGE. · . : 'IU:AL E&'IWl E $54,900 \Jountain Callin sl)'le home. knoll) pin e thruoul & bl$! hnck flrepl:tcP \an I las t• l>l:!-fi36M IDEAL-HUGE OWNER'S UHIT REALTORS llus;e 48r. 2bu. la m HURRYOMTHIS! WOODB RIDGE !-. • rm+21lr. lba. JBr. lba Owners have boug ht , • • &S tor mcome Nr Beach. another & are anxious to Twnh.'><'. 3 Br f ;im Rm. ~tores. r hur<'heo; & hu~ ~ell this 3 bdrm .• 2 bath l).IO 0251 lme!> Sl39.500 ho me. near beach, ----- POINT REALTY school!> & s hoJ>pin i: ONTHE C:.111496·5000 t':-Ompare at $65.900! w •TIER""no .... T ------1 NEWPORT BEACH 1 • ,, ~ "' " Fowttoin Volley I 034 REAL TY 6 75. I 6421 :'>;e\\ -level Cond_?; bt•lo\\ lt!.l. by owne1 . , .>9 011:19 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------· ~·0122 NEW TIBURON LISTING! Fabulous 4 hr. 21 i bn New porter model . Formal dining rm , lavishly landscaped patio w /sun acreen, balcony bedrm overlook· Ing huge greenbelt. See ll today! AIAMDOHED 1 THE WILLOWS & LOHEL y . I p 0 0 L 11 0 ~1 E . u y Lovely 3 bdrm home tn OWNER 3 Rr. 2ha frrl<' downtown area. Vacant S74.500. call 7fl2 ·71117 Iv & awa1tmg a family or msg it·s own! A little TLC --"-·------- puts it ln tip•top shape. UNIV. PARK Village llJ, Spacious side yard & very pvt & elegant 4 Bit. super private rear yard. 3 Ba. d<'tachcd home Redwood paneled ramily W/x'tra. lge yrd. Comp. room, formal dining and upgraded w/plush crpts huge country kitchen. & drps Van Lwt papers. Century21SurfReally. Solarium kitch. floor. 4 hUrm~. fJm rm. dm 1111 ltJhan tile enll y. nl.'" crpt, lllcd rt'ar p.i.tw lrwt tree~. i-:,er)thm1' hu:hl~ up)!raded Thi· H'ry dl'Sirable home wll '>1°11 qlUl.'!-1) ().lll I v. atl tall llll\\ 5 15 ~fl!ll VIEW + SPA !-p.1t·11111 ... ,\ '' .1rm .1 11\H ll1•a II h"ll"' 111 l tll \ l'.11 I-. I·• .11 1111 •, .1 I.Ill L1,lt• \I!\\ .\ .1 I q ,1•Hll l'tll'l11,,·lf 1.111111.1 I ulh la11'bl'.•fll0tl 1,1-..trlulh d(:N1rall·d ,\ htt;hl~ 1111 i::raded l'Jll rn\lll'r '"' dt>Pl S:11 t>X!ll1 Sl:.!.t ~,!Jo PARK HOME ,\ l>t•t'rt to•ltl " hl'tli ""'" ht1ml' "1th OH'r :!-100 ,..,, II nt sup1:r h' lllJ.: ')1.11•1 \lanv 11ral 1•\lt'.t:-0 un I ~11, •lnl' -"l!i 'illll '.di 1111 ,1ppr RANCH REALTY 551-2000 ---- DEERFIELD 3 LEVEL Heal E8tnte SORRENTO In the RA~C ll a .t hedroom f,1mily home .11 the end of a Cul-d M.a c adJacenl to a Eul'alyplui> lined greenbelt. $109.900. Call for appt. 5.11·5800,eves 968·7725 Westho.,.,. R.altors lftt1 RE Network 536-7$42 979. I 050 formal din-rm. frplc & R "'NCH RE LTY bltni.i. Ne.ur Sauna & Te n "" ~I nis Crts, steps trom 1:'> 551·2000 uc·. park, 2 i.l'lop 'i;t rl ri1, & ---; - IMORROIAY Open Sat, Sun & Mon. 12-6. Portsmouth Model, 3 Br, IJJ<' Jo'a m Rm . Beaut wood floors. hl1t1h beams. 2 hrlC k (plr'~. Roorn ror 1t pool Costa~sa 1024 ...................•.•• Fenced patio, atrium. ~~~~~~!!!!~! school!>. Call ror u11p1. SUPER CLARE~ONT 552·898:! Dy own<•• l'nlll' Ye:-. tht~ '' oil(' ... up~·1 4 only. 8121.500 lx'dr1K1m homt• with .1 tormal u1111n.: ru6111 anti -.ep.ir11tl' 11.111111)'; room O\t!I' 2100 '<ll fl. br i.:r ... 11 bvinl! Cull to ~~\', Ot1h lal.000 fk•sl t-: Side .1 re:1 3br. hu .it· y d . ulley . Marinerl>/t:n.<11gn/H11rb· ' BR. ram·rm. dm·rm. or schools. &.950 Prtn bonus rm. 2'.1 bn. pool, only.Ownr.&40-7114 wtr sof\ncr. Sl23.000. By ~f&C)A VERDE reduced owner.s:il-Tflls moo. 3 Br i Ba, F•m NEW VIEW HOME Rm. Din Rm. lte patio. 3 Bdrm. Iba. trplC:t sbalce a950. ()pen JIOUH S.t tf. 2 story. Slut nme to Is Sun. Mon. 2>$PM.1944 ...tct ~...,. n • ..__ ,.u "o:T ...,.... v• ~I • _,._, ~ . ...-.ow·-()inm/Aant. HAS SOME llSADYANTAGES ...but ln a nl ct oel1hbot'hood. Lovet7 upgraded • bedroom at bonus room. Near abop. ping & school s. Great noor ~Ian for "nlC!rtaln· in~. can (Of' m()r do· tAila. .. IYOWMER ()pen hol.ISe daily 11 ·8. 3193 Vern St. Colleit• Park ·•Cornell". 4 Br, a~ ., ,, "S DAlLYPlLOT Mond!y.Mey30.1917 ~.~W. _ ..... ~-~•uu•e~-~~._...... . . . ·-• • f ~!.~~ ....... ~:::.~~~ ........ ,~.~~ ....... ~~ ..... !~.~ ~~ .. -!!!~ ....... ~ .... !~~ ~-~~ ........ ~~:.~~ ....... ~.~~ .... ... .... , 1044 LCllJll'"lleCKh 1048 ~·-.. 104' u& --IVIR ~~~~ ••• !~.~! ~~~ ... !~! •• .. •••••~.'!?. .. .!!!! ..................... •...................... .............•..••..... ~~ Gllsttcuns ocuo and Dll.._.. COM! DUI UDO ISL£ VIEW rollio1 hllla, rustic 3 Brand now & Ready to move in now. ~•ctulslt• Uedlterrn- HOME bedrm. 2 balh and lotsa w ith all t he finishing touches & oeao Style 2 story HAPPINESS OUEmOHNAlltE DO YOU LIKE: living at the beach? Relaxing in the sun? Jocging or stroll- ing at water's edge? Watc hing graceful gulls? Body or board surf. ing? Co.ty frplcs.? Sur! nshing? H you ans wen>d "yes," ooe out of seven times , you could be very happy in a charming 3 bdrm. home on Balboa Peninsula Point, for only $159,900. Please call for details. glass. Blto kit., step tand.5capind completed. Save time & Carner lot 1al qwel eod or n Rancho San Joaquin 2 do~n llvln• rm, nr to -.00 • • this Bd 1,1.Jld Dbl French d rs ldrma . 2 ba .. with f'AN· ttillnii ftreplaco. plU5b energy by comparing 4 rm, from llv r111. dl.D rm & • 'ASTIC VIEW or aoir c~rpctlns. Poll11h this Living Rm, Dining Hm, Family Rm wltu 1um opeo out to lg ounie. Within w~lk1na RC.-m n nd w ;1tch 1t home for your satisfaction High So rt•d b r ic k µall o 111 nee to clubhou"ti ~p.trkll' 0 111)1 .1:!1.950. Be,.m Ceilinas add to the benefits, tn· w •ruunt<ll n 4 llr, •R11 . 11<1 comm. pool. Sl18.SOO lliD CARPET "' • m.111ts l.u-.urious m~tr ~715131.~ eluding a 3 car garage, super garden h••th "/sunk.in mllrbh· 523 CNtJUs~IRVJNE LOW $70's •ood value ror a starter 10mt in lovely Irvine. 4 3tlrm .• lam. kll eparate home. Fentt!d 1ard. Fully AIR 1:0ND1TJONEO FORMER MODEL Jovely 2 bdrm .• den iome: uparaded carpet ne. wallpapcn & .tndscaplna. p11tlo co,·er. ·tc. A1r-cond .• ttuto .prinklers. ]11 TUI t lcroc·k 1t SV7.JOO 552·7000~ ··~~tL~ REALTORS WOOOIRIDGE WARMINGTON PLANI DQUISITE WOOD AHO GLASS -oa.. .S.W ....._ creahd by _. of La9... 1 .. c .. '1 .. ,..,..od and fa,..OUI archlt.cb. Menter Hlh> -4. ,.,.. ••• chi,._., Mllte. Begawt In nery ddalL..for the 1Wt clscrb1liltatiftcJ taUe-$259 ,000 llAUTIFUL COMTIMPORARY HOME -wftfl CJOtf COUl"'H md OCHft YieWL lulft at ... ....t of • ~sac. This fifte home with et1try atrhn .. as l•ltMa Hc1111m syatem. speak..-system, IMmtlM wood carpeting cnl llC)Med yard...$119,500 L/\G U~.\ "lllGUI-:L 495·1720 493-8812 SOUTH LAGUNA 19\1 4551 LAGU:'\\ BEACH 497·2.u!S t LCICJ'8'0 leach I 048 Laguna S.och I 048 •.•..•..•.....•......••....................... 180 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW Magnificent custom home in the heart of Laguna, close to town with fabulous White Water Coves view & Cata.UPa sunsets. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bath, 2 patios . huge deck. street to street lot. $295,000. Owner will finance for 30 years. 91/4% No loan costs. Call for appointment. OPEN HOUSE SUND.A Y 1-5 29125 Abotslnch, LCICJWICI HI~ Cul dt! sac home. beams, conversation p1l, 3 bedroom,<! bath. large pool sized lot. $109,950 BOND REALTY 831-9411 831-2212 27842 Forbes Rood fORTER REALTY lOOON. COA~rr llWY. 497-2469 OnHSUN.1~4 967 Meadowlark I.nm: Very &p&C!OUI 3 bdrm. + bonus rm .. den & dark room. Oce1111 & c11nyon Ylews from living rm .. tlcn & 2 tlt•cks. Located ul\ qu1ot cul·de·sac in llluebl rd Canyon . Sl7S,OOO OCEAMRlOHT C\1!'\U~ Point. O\l'rlook ang Woods Cove. A one ol ,1 kmd home & locorton h>r \cry :.ix·ca.tl lk.'Ol)lc ! ~.000 DUPLEX 'orth end: 2 blks from !-.11.m :; Covt:. Eat'h lllllt ha.~ 2 hdrms .. 2 bJth:.. upp!!r unit has ocean view Sl~.000 D.AM.AKHOLLS 3 Bdrms., family rm .. alraum, 3 c ar gar:ige; completely updated. 586.000 LOTS Investor's spe e i.1.I ' l'rl'~l'ntl,y unbwldablc in Arch Beach Height:.; ' lots. SU ,000 & H ot. ~10.000 PANORAMIC o<:l'an & C'it y view-; lrom t h 1:; a w:ird w 1nn1n ~ m nunta 1n rc>t rf'..il of C'<'•l11r & .. 1J1nrd glau . JJOO S<1 It. or custom crufll'"s casual hfe style. LOC)LW'a Beach I 048 L0911"1 S.och I 048 WOODS COVt .A 1 arJl~ hospitality ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• renter offers~ drjmatlc ---------1 View lot. nol presently HIDE.A. WAY bu1ld uble: owner will li\·rns: ronm-drnrnJ: area frn:mre \\1th 'aulle<l cc1hng and in \\l.KKlsy arl'a W1111l111" llJnJ""ne r1rC'.'pl.1l'l' plu' llnH•\\ av leuds lo :1 HH , :! ... con1empor11ry orwn 11 \ w 1hugl' d l•c k 101 :;1yl1: kitchen A ~11ut 1ful 11·1,111 c• t 1mc-" Oc c•.111 ,\ ''";?IC' .. ton· home' \\II h :i (II v \ ICWS. SI 1!>,UOO lodr111... :! hath' """ AGELESS l•H .1t.•d 111·'\I ltJ Joi lllf "1111111 111 ;.: po•tl .111tl 1.1• Ill/I \, f'l:I .td••d th1 110111 :...11111·r ... 11 .. rp .11ul •1111\ '<'<I ~l~I red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 ORANGE TREE WOW!!!! ONLY $66.900 ,\ stunnin~ Pla n II pal10 hnmf' \\ 11 h ·' I n 'tn .. 111h•u~ 1.,1 .. 11 11•11 \\llh 1·\•'r' l'Mllll lfMlkC11 ~ 0111 n1l I 1\1 p.111.. lurhKh·, :! hd1 "'' · 1>.1111 111 r pl.11 C'. 11111111., J I • I .1llti ('Onlnl t1n11I 1• 1rl.. .inti llitht .. cl 11 """ • •1111 1111 '"or 1 1-.11.ol I. .d 1I • "' 1·r1.c111111 c .ii I i..t.1.) lvt Jlt cll't ..iii' red hill ~.:.:. 552-7500 big enough for a pool, & an open view tub l:ori.:cous Sp11nish all for $139,500. Drop by & see for 1th• floors. :1 frpk~. fl,1y Yourself. Hew. ~1.000 OPEN HOUSE 0p.t Hou. Sat., S-.. & Mon. SAT. SUN. MON l·!"> 29'511 Aatl Maria.~........ Owner/Agt67~91~ H..-Crown Yatl.y ~ ~RIOR VIEW-- M A Y 0 C K PORTORMOMDL CORPORATIO N Ownr selllJli 1 of a kind on lie pool si&ed lot LAGUNA BEACH w1h~h gardens & paddle l c n na s c rt Ill pop u I a r !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 494-2146 1H•1ghborhood n ear Hewporthoch 1069 S-C:leMHh 1076 1''aahion I sland & 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• min'• from beach. • Pn>tttS decorated 4br, BIG CAMYOM ~ MICJ!Uel I 052 LacJuna Niguel I 052 3\J ba bmc, features 4 B H, :! • 1 B.1.. pool PRESIDENTIAL HEIGHTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llv nn w/flre pit, formal 1at·u1L1 ~ '1ew ElertrH: Lingo Rul&TAn EL NIGUEL TERRACE -~°':!':C"Y· 4 b.clroOIR 21/J bath OM lnef • Q.let aftd cloM to ahop- pt..g Giid bNch. Cefttral air conditfonht4), cewtral "'IK n systu. patio .ct wet bcr for 1nt11 tuledMJ.-St0,000 497-1720 DANA POl:'o/T 49:J.ll81 2 SOUTH LAGUNA 49~HS.SI LAG UNA BEACll 497·2489 Mlsslott Viejo I 06 7 Newport Beach I 069 ........•.........•.....••..•..•••.••••..•.... CORL>O\'.\ -l nn. lanul~ 1m . cpl i.:. up i:rrl«t. beaut. lndscp·g. VIEW SU.900. Call 830-2011 owner 41r+P'ool $79,500 Lge fncd yd. Sharp! \"alla Assoc. J e rry Show:. 586·5616 SELLING REAL ESTATE '\pl Bch /Co:.ta Mt!:...1 S l(\C:I:: l9J9 759-0!26 dln 'g, sunny gourmet .:ates Ai.rt1 B~r. &U.s.llS, ~ltch. ram.rm, & many l,..jll 59'>7 <'u~ ll.lras. atlJoininl( ------- 111t>(J breue way & pal 10 BACK IA Y l;l,(;LUDING a sep .tP· J Hr 2 lia. 2 lplc's, l&c t / 1 e c I b on u s r o o m corner lot. Owner: Agent \l../hclrm & ba f o 1 w1llfinanl·c.no loanfee t l!enageri.. g uei.l or Qui c k p o'!se ss1on . i;tuJy. Open hs l! Sat/Sun· SlS5.000. 2298 Redlands 11\lon l ·5 at 1718 Port Dnve. &t2·0696 l\largale or by appt. !H-l-5128. S182 .000. NEW VIEW HOME REDUCED Luicur1ous smJ:lc storv hvua& is yours tn this de· luxe pool side end unit \\1lh 2 patios. cathedral ~llinr-only 3 years old. Only StiS.950. n~ appoint ment. Open til 9PM. 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc. sha~ Sot Juon •HARBOR VIEW• flnl'l•d It> :.ell immed1alt• ly. IO\Cly J story Mon lt•gn model in an "x du.:.I\ e ore a of cxccull\'c: JJrc:.tli.:e homt's. 4 Brt. :! u~. din-rm. lx·aut1fully l and ,..eapert .\ard IJ\\llt!r:. t'ldl C ffi\:I :. motivated. By appt. on· Iv Under $150.000 i!>:) 07til roof. 2 sty. s\Jll time to Capiah'ano I 078 pick cpts & tile. Owner ••••••• •• • ••• • ••• •••• • • must sell. $!19.500 ·~11.ARIJ OPfo; H SC RIAL TV 17e30.oltj)e.COtlJl U.. 645-9161 WeltonC&.Crn npJ 11} ~ . BEST )leOllLE HOMEIUY OFTHEYiAR Adult Park. priced to Sl•ll now' REDCARftET 496-4775or 131-9955 J :llo11.1rch H:1y Plaza La~una N1i:ucl 496·7222 831-083' "( ; lo T • J ... ., . ' ., . - , ~ . • • • • I ....... u ........ Monday. M!X 30, t9T1 DAILY PILOT Cf .. ---.............................................. ······················· ~~~.~c:'.~~~ ...... ~~.!!!~ ...... ~!~.~!~~ ...... ~~~~!~ .......... ?~.~~ ~~~~~~!*. ...... ?~.~~ ~!'!~.~~.?~.~~ ~!!.~~~ .... ~:.~:~~ .... ~:.~:~~ .. .. ~s ... ~°"'91 1100 lncomt ,roperty %000 Out~ty 2550 2.,!t-epl11 & drpt, bltn1. IUDS/PlfSOIC * •v•1• "'ILE• ~~ •••••••••••• ~~.~~ ~~!!~ .•••• ??;4.~ ~~~~~ ••• ?~!.~ .._.. ..... ·-•••••••••••••••••••• • • ...,.... •1 ~ Small ft!e. 896·9666 E<lstslde2 Br/gar/~. " " """ •••••••••••••••••••••t• UUPL~X Huntinl(to n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aim for lwtkr llvinat 5940 G7S,825SorG4G-4848 * ... OW* Two &droomi. LAGUHA HLUl-'t-'SCONOOS Deluxe ad\,llt park ln &>&ch Ju1.t ttw lot 1s Commercial mrorne pro Wei.t11l11111tt>r tut Spr "" l)c1.•rlceld S37S HOME U ast•s startin' .it :aso ll"\ine 2 BR., 2 ba . \Un nNr tht' u:.k1ne pnct> of pt'rly, 1'110 Ul\d. Loi. 1nJ:dale) Westminster Vacant 3 hr, 2 ba Cpls, Hnusro;, coodumlntumi. t'niv P ark S37S Sf>a<'ious 3 bdrm.+ din ~nnth ~&:en~I~ porch. patio. New carp 711.000 s12.ooo down Ani:dl~ !325.000 Nt·l in 'M;my rnoromarea ' drp1> Adult:.unly Jnd tuwnhoml"I Month rh rm homr L~l'. hv. rm t-;;\STBLU FF S29,500Act. 646-U14 Pll.01' RE.\L ESTATE t•oml! 'to o wnrr ove r ------546-7780 to mi>0th rl'ntal>1 c;tJrtm.: . t'Terrari S39S wtth flll'lllJu• 4' oceian •-Mo...-p--' -··• 3207 t _ ..... 1 "''"'' • .,. "'l"ti 1 'l'utila R""k "'""• EX1'X llmt.>, I Br, scp --540 llSM S31.000 µer )'t'.il t'or in· -a cmnMHG •1 """'" 0 """" "".-;.. "" 11 \\' ~•"t "d" ~,_::: \lew. Ku,111• exterior of duuni;/ Camel)' rm • soil WhiteWaterVlew.21'1633 lormntconcull ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, 1'2ba CO~DO aHul llunt111i:ton llarbour anti O("' in ~r """"" w ood llh1t~e:. Dbl 1 l'R 2 Ru El 'loro La" Jun° I P<~I & r~c c-•50 llunltn"torl 0 Aa"ll ''all K"111·h0San J oaq .. ~.,, c3rport 1o11uter "Ir srhool!.. "lOI>-, • • • ,. Jim Bcrk~h1re :1 Ur :! Ua. lt1111t•1 ll1Jl'C ~"C " r1 • ~ • ~ " ,..._. " "' " -d ~-p1ng, lenncc; clb $7!lS1111u. Bch $4il.OOO 197 .io:JO Di.treu Property! ~ ~ 1·t-11t 10<· I· ,1m1ly pre-I cl. mo ii-12 IJ01J5. _____ W> lvl mon• dt•tacl:i Thrt>e Be rooms SS25 MO lrwld.: i;rdnr GIS :!240, I ~ :\f obi I e • 2 ll ou'e WI.' l'Jll fmd II for \'Oii L~ll'l'IHl'lf n•·• s~7~ ) I IV l'>l' Hl'f '11 1 Br. Fam Rm. ei..ec type T\'hlltl·.·,11:·.~ ,r.tlC ~~~ MISSIOM RIAL TY 11401>17!"> _____ _ J-urm1>hed 1\dult n11rk ;i 67" 7900 '"' -" -0 -"0 iome. Av;11lable now DL......~ '"9'" 0731 '· 11;. .. 11 h area. Probull'' I I I J. ..... 117'.'0tlr "I'.' "7'.."' I cm -' ... :.:., " ll'nl..1upt(I'> t1u1 ~· lnt\Part. ~60 .--~~·-B<u·kUay311r2Ba,FR, Udrm, t2x<!l' hv rm. Xlnt •1 1 1 'c1t' •1 't1''1' 3 hr :! ha ••ar , p(·l~ ok, SSOO mo A-,h. lor lktty I I I \ 7c ( I J Ol't>anvll'W.4:1U2630 'Ii'''· 1>r<'l' 'ut•!>,u n t·r " Ur2U.i.l'>lti(lwq;:rdnr. cllage l ::,i., RIVIERAREMTALS ll:l' iwtl~i.a,uil unl'l. m..ir kl't \alul's We l·an CUSTOM HOME pll·x ~w ~111 ll'1.· PETS K Deerfield Sl~ S.S..\O 1~1.i wm : 1iO·lltltl 12'144' 1976 Skyl11le, 11s"d 6 JCllnt 'l'nture Call W11rlcl Locatuc '> 11:Jg ~!11 O REAL TY INC. \ 111 ""Ill $525 North Lc1CJUn9 -~-'<t ;11• Terrific View• •I AskCorl>on. 714/146-1371 a,.~ .. u ... Wnlklobeach :newlyde -We!>tdiff.5BR.3ba .I~(' mo's. Adult Prk. Hens W1tll• Brokers, 67:J·4545 Ac·. 2 .. a. 22, .... •q fl . L'rpl•·. Co--a d•I ·~or 3222 Woodbridge ........, I & C u --'"' ·' ,. " • .... " ,.. '-'our nadroom ('Orated 2 bdrm .. 2 bath honll' i Yr e;ise. S6SO rent iuancing. Sl5,000. __ __ _ _ .'> rr~ old S71l.IJOO •••••••••••••••••••••.. ,. ""' ho e 1 n I t wit h :\1 i\ 't !HA-55"7 :.ia-789,,1 _______ 1----------1 liALA PIH>PJ-:1rrn:s Rr;ind new 3 bed rm LAN· Woodbridge s.59S us on ar.,e o , o. J! . :i:.:.:.: -----ttroudm oor Scav1c w . 9 UAl(&ATS PLUS"lAN. v•tORt: priva~e-~~o S575Mo. 3-"r " l'A. nl'wly deeor. Acnt-for 1al• I 200 Real Est• Counselor n111 (;t•11 1-'ll•\ .J ll! .il:iti Ntintuc·kl'I rnodcl. New 2 O"f:ltHOUMMAlTY OING horne. l!IOO !IQ.It. .. a -L-a u "' "" --:r · lt h I I d \ -~· £pie, 1)11\io. w;ilk lo t>cuch ••••••••••••••••••••••• Proft'' invest ment ht w t deo & atr ium 1~0t••9•.C0•t•Meu 111 oi ma an ng. N t2bd t I I 0 Ac. W<cabin t l I & ea rm. ap .. r O'I<' or 1.:omm ''""IS &: tcnna~ ;inaly!.1s.uppra1sals.tax Vtl'~ Tennis & colll 645-9161 o1o11nt•rwan s )r be tosboppang&t>cach $-lOO ss7s mo t>G:inoart 6PM red hill ~: 552-7500 AVOCADO COUNTRY 'lo;ear new home. 3011. ~BA . o n 8 lll'ft'S 400 .:\latur~ tre1••,, 1•101x:rl.\ hai. bet.>n !>phi 11\10 :-. unes & :J ut·rl'~. Ow11l'1 an\lou.s Bl<lt 171l 1ti7li :li17 <Ht 522 :lU80 11/4 ACRES for your mobile home or bldg site. South ol C:orona L'lll a,·a1L full pncc $12,500. BKR. 17141677 5691 OR 522-2080 FIVE ACRES Soutti of Corona Fantastic View Full pt ll'C $12.900. UKll. Iii 1)6ifi :i717 on ;;22-211110 BusinHs Property 1400 ....•..••.•...•.•.••... FOR SALE -;u> J-: H \J \ll I\ f.T l:!.rnO ..,q It l;1 th" ,111nual -..11e~ SI ,:!.)(J.UUU L1quur 111 t•tbl' upt1011JI C,111 I. .h hcrJlt. 641·7:!70 "4ti#t S"'1d ~ llCALTORS &. exrhnni:e atlv1re Wdl & cll't' '1ew Only mucutv ponl. S775 mo 55511 11er mo lncld!l Mo. ~ Spcual1.1.111 i; 111 Bl'l1 ~2.500 !ihJ 11;,57, t.14 !i018 vi ., b 2 1 d f'.1rd<-nl'r. 13th Month Dana Point W1':STCLlr'F t br, 21, ha. rrpl. e lec eye. pool nw1nt • water pd. St.ilJO &15 :!:li3 ('.111 l'\'C'" GALA PROPERTIES " r, J.i. npts. rps. r Kl8 !SAA Uk ~W!:~~·~u":~r~r •• \•"',,~I _Call Gt'o F1 el.' 5 1:! J~)h ltLI J022_____ blltns. frµlc:. J?.lrt.lcncr an _!:._rt' __ · ' J" I II\ 1111 I ' s.&lll G-t:; :?'J'i'~ Lovl'I" :1 hedrm 2 •·ath C".1 II Hou Elli' Super > 1 ~ 1on11.~ 3 , u (.'en• UI v .!I k Ill 111\11 Real Estate rrn + fam rm . 2• 2 ua. "'"'" hou~e. 2 BH home Crpl~. drµ:s , 2 car C:ro!.1> luuntr~ !JUI 2.ljH Wanted 2900 "1·w' W.1lk to i.1'11001 r. :-\,!";:, 1 ~rn.ill fol' 1 ~.,r n1ct• 1w1i.;hhorhood ~1,., lt·a~eor lungl'r. S7:itJ C'al n{'nlab 1;31 171 \\Jl~}mm..:d s:r751mo 1x r mo \J!t 1>-11 7:.JK:t 9b.1 .i;x;7 .\i;t. no rl't' 1101.N: habv ok, 2 BR. S185. 5--h-~·-d 2 I th ...........•.•.••.••••• • tbr hous~ tn good ~h.1pt• hmJll ft'1.•l arp .. \K" rm, 1a C..11 Rt.>ntals 63t 171 h!'me Crptd thruout 1n Oltl CdM $750,000 SlSO·Sli0.000. Wl'hJl-eAI J llr :! ba, plus frplc So of llwv SSOO/mo. Call Commcr('13I lllflJ? on Duple"C to sell or tratle o.5 0b!ll Coa'>l II\\ y Charming &40·7266 ------1 Kid.,, Pl'I~ OK 3 BR. S295 1'\e\\IV painted. dr~. 2 car gar Children & ~t:_, OK. S37S 963-4567 Agt no old La g un a Ut.> ,1 c h,_ _________ 1ulx 3Br. :!ba. pvt p3t10 2 <Snwll lcel landmarh. \\ ocean view blks to l..>rh \va1I Jul} Cal Rentals 631-1713 ree Hight µarty can earn SiOO mo '\;o pets 675·2188 SIJ,000 postll\'C ca~h rlo111 WANT R2-l -4 thru dcprl'ualiun ",onl) Acre• or Loh 2 Br & den. 3 Ba. fplc, 20',. do\\ n. pool, tcnm~ S6SO South Orang~ County 714 1-193-~ <f»YA'!~!~~ 1550 5. CoHt Hwy. LeqNIO IHCh 494-9421 4 UNITS COSTA MESA Pay top pm·c-c.i:.h Prn11·1pab 11r Ht oJ..1•1-. Jack Scouqall 548-9792 Rentals $139 900 ...................... . S h a r p . 1! r 1 d ,. 11 r Hous~s f\lmished O\\nt·r~htp unit:, in ~upt.•1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rl·111 .. 1 1·oat loralwn .\o General 3 I 02 dt-1•·1 rl·d maant~na1H:c ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\lmo-.1 rarr\' Call Secluded 2br mt lop hm 91..:! iiAA for cosi proJeC· on acre nr .\nLa SliS mo • I l;1rl>or \'1pw :; BR. S.Hlll'l"~l'I • * • ti-1(1 11; t l tll' .1 18 ~Iii:! 1 & :! Br hou'l" IH'l':.lll !>ldc. tl.1\\ll'"· p;1l10,.., lpli:·~. l'Jlh,lw 117:1114117 S250. Cottaq~ ~hr, lrr>ll" liwd. kith. ok :-.ml 11'1.· IMt .1tw... 8U!i !JM:lt ----'\1•111 rr 1>111>h"'11 i:?ll -----1 ~--~-----~ 2 BR. w-w crpts. drps, 3 Br 21 ~ Ra fplr, vaulted dshwshr. refng. 2 Car ce11'i:s. dbl car ji?ar w f i:ar. S315 mo. IH2·5994 or opnr, near new 848 0800 549-3598 ---~-~-~! 2 Br I Ba. hke new. Duplex. t Br. New pa mt Downtown area! in oul Hr~ "love. New SJOO mo. S:Jfi·0880 w ,wcr• i\dulls,noppts --. -.--"months minunum. S2 II) 3 Br prcsll1i1ou~ S& S PHrk ,21:rn;:~l-StUl'I ll11nt1ngton. ~ul de :.ac lnr a111111 . I-am Hm . $185 2 BR " t11k. I 'rhe &195mo h.111~ '"'" \'a rd. kids. 1 • <:a.II !Hi!\ lliO:.!• Ill\ 1\ll'i·! Pl~'-Smllll _I 1 nmn~lon .!..!:_Olk rttf'S II'•· "a"'' 11101 t· a' .11la Supi•r Sharp' 3Br :.!h 1 lilt'' I\ lj WOO • • 11 I' It'. n r go Ir 'rr., ~. • • Consum~rs Gu1d~ SI.I.) mo mcl 'g g.irdncr -----S.10-6457 ~1%. lge 1 Ur + more' --------- Nice area. unt. Small •I YR TWMHSE LSE• ree. 645-4900 ••Consumers Guide Woodbridge Villager rv11f10. 2 BR .. 2 balhl> l\cw. 2 sty. No pets. ~ > \'rly Agt 6-10 OOW 2 BR. 2 bath du1>lex. Close to U.rna P oint Harbor. Newly decorat· t.>d. S3SOMo. m1l~~~ MOWAITIMG 2 DR Condo A IC 3 LIH 3Urt 3BR 3BR 3BR 3BR 3BR 3BR 4 BR 3 BR AIC 4 BR A C 4BH 2 BR GolfCrs 4 BR ~Iltl~ S350 499·2800 S385 ~--------~ St StlO Lease-North Laguna Si\15 Lge. 3 BR. convert. den s,i25 w1frpk : 3 baths. white St4 water \lew. fenced yd .. siso lge d t;ck , woodsy & S-i75 secluded; walk lo beach s,i75 ~GOOEN~Tva1l. Aug. 1 S500 " 494-7551 S500 s.525 LOCJUna HIOs 3250 SS25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>t>OO 3 Fldrm .. study & 2 bath view horne J).1::.1 .ihove th1· new :\loult~n P•1rkwuy 1 Plata. Air dJnd1t 101wd. 2 car garage. r1repla('l'. bwlt-111s & 111.!W w:.i!>her & dryer. S3951month FllEE rent tn .June-l Call uwnl'r at 61:?-0131:1 RAHCH REAL TY 551-2000 llarbor \'ww llomes "Carmel" 31\r. tam rm.'.! bath. c hliclrt.>n Oh.. _~ __ rno ~-521_2 __ _ Harbor View Homu Beaut • highly upgradt>d Po11afmo .Model. 4 BR. 21, baths. family rm .. rormal din. rm .. frplc. converi.at1on pit Extra lge profesi.. landscaped lot. :\l1111mum l yr lease. Owner pays waler & gnrdl'ner. Avail. for m ove 111 June t 5. llcforcncl's rl'(I. S650 !\lo IL\llHllH \'11-:W :; Bit · S(J:\I t::HSl:.:T ' It 10 1611 ur 5 llS·:!l'l'i':I EASTBLUf'F ltOl'SE 4 Br:? Ba. S700 mo. &IS· 7388 ----------VIEW tnhse. lg 3 br. 2 b.1 . atr. pat 10. r ec c tr ClllLDREN OK. S39S E.\ST BLUJo'F-2 sty. vu. Uruv.Pk.V11 11,3Bror2 mo.Eve1"knd 633-60'J2 JI.Ir . 3Ba. huJ?e ra m +den. 2 Ba. atnum. Im· wdrplc. SOSOlse644·1450 mac. Si80 lse. 640-814:> 3 Br 2 Ba condo's. pool. air cond. no pets. SJ65 & S350 Bluff:; ba) front. pool. Li; ltun O"ncn\lll lr.idc A\•a1I 6 l 42131 131 1254 ..:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:_I ~ K€Y Balboa Island ---'1(1" P.€AL TOP.SIC ...................... . 3106 S2.'i0. Lge I' 2 Br. more. fplc. fnc·d 'ard, pat. small ff'e !HS 1900 '\;1ce home! S?35. 2 Br fncd yd. fplc. pat. s mall fee &15 t900 2Br + den, 2Ra. i.pac1ous a11rart1vc. p\'l p311os. 2 rar i.:.ir BEACH Wt\LK area . Pool s. jacut111saunas t ~nnis adJ '2 m1 to bch ~7S mo. Ua\'e Haron 536-3701 or Iv m,~,·1111; l:lil Dcen1eld. Jbr. 2ba. £am lse 540.1256 3 Br. 31~ hJ. ram rm. 3 rm. 2 frplcs. Bright cmr patios SK.~ !Utr &W-0134 ~~~-1 N~~~~ ~~~~acd;~ LotJuna NICJUef 3252 ITT'll ~lontego :'\todel.-:; •ConY. Hospital• \\'mlrr Little blanrl J-: IU Herl 1-:-.tal> :!:l "' 4 UNITS B<l\trnnl \\ p1lr Full~ Costa M~sa 3224 • • Conw~rs Gu id~ ~:.~\~~rA~~:~~'~:~.~-x7f~od l'ndcot O\\lll'•~h1p furn S!'pl 111 .I unt• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :1 llrtrm . 1,111111\ r·m ~lliW mo \\'ithout 1'11'1 'lllr :!B,1. IH·'h µJllll tit'\\ Commercial 0 " 111.1 , 111111 ,. 11111 ... .! t5on mn 1;1.1 11:?1 I I 1 pc-. \h-..,;1 \ t·nh• ·"JI! Properly 1600 11111111 111111' llun' 1111 Costa Mesa 31241 1 1111" "Ji>;)rno t>lh·:ll>:!i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1h1 .... ' P1 uu1p.•l~ t>nlv ••••••••••••••••••••••• \IES\\1-.H.L>t- MARIMER'SMILE "ti~~~~D.CARLSOM ,~\\EH ' .,1711 11:1 1111111 i :1 111 'Iii.. ramll' rm PRIME COMMERCIAL 11•1. 1we' 1 ·111 Small 11·•· . 11 pl1· !J7!1 ;11:11, REALTOR 833~9293 1;.1;, 1!11.~I I TWO 4-PLEXES -------t.im 1 m dul g,1r. q1.11l't ••Consumers Gu id~ I Sh.1q1. 1'11'.111 :1 hr. :! h.1. llunt111i:1011 U1·.1('11 \\ltll t•i..t·han)!C' (',di 1111r nflu·I' H!I' .111 .1ppm111 m1•11t to"'" I h,... (Ju .11 I I' I.' r• ,. I"( - ~wportBeach 3169 lul-.1t11111 s37;,,mo . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :, .i o 1 1 ;) l ll l' r 1 l J g c I Ar :">\1 pl l'rt•'I ('11111111 lfralt111' ~l'IO vrh Tt•nnh. prn1I h-111· 17;,t .I fir I Ha \\' Sllll' l f'tlrc· 1111 tit· .... 11• h.1d!. Ill.: S.'till Ill•• I I 11,l td I 1,11K'1 • •Consumers Guide ~25. L!(e 2 Br. y;.1rd. :! car. i;.ir. rl'f. unt. small rec f>~.~· 1000 ••Consumers Guid• • :! 111 'l"\•t11h~. \11•sa \ 1·nt1• l'.11111. po11I. ~.l'.' 1 11111 w II hkup, l\l:I H!li I \~1Jtrlum & gatl'bo. Nr ·.•••••••••••••••••••••• br. :! Ila. F R . !';1·ar t::XTR E :\1 EL\' n1t·e 2 br. M'hb & rec re JI con. St85 \ 1<'111 from 4 Br. 2 Ba 1•11l'I sC'hool ~ t•nm m. puol l 1 ha ::>3110 rnu. Yl'8 1317 mu md 1.b ''at er & Asso. gur. lge y:ird. S65U mo 'it~'IO 1>10 111 t l'\ t·~ Ukr dues 75"·1171 Grdnrmcl. 831 1695 ----- ---11\'ll :; llr. l'am l<m :! Sii \HI' Cli•nmar 4 llr. ----------\'ll'W from I Br.<! Ba. encl tpk'-.. ~.:!;) 1.,.. !\:l:! 1111.1. 2H.1 . nPw pa1111. cpls. UPGRADBD 3 BR. i:.ir. lge yard. ~.>o 1110 i:>\! 5:?tit111r 552 j t>.:1 ,tO\C'. r;ull.!•' & 11 ... h\\o;hr. Nt:'ar pool & schools. Grdnr1ncl R:.11 lli!t:i Iott.: tn(·cJ l<I. S.I05 mo avJ1I 11nml!thalelv' S-150 Exec. 3 l>r. 3 ha. spll lev. " ~o v 1 ... !II::.? 11il :\Jonthlv. 0""11 Sun 1·5. ~5.1 / 1 r y .. ewporl Dana Point 3226 1 1 w'1 11 l~ r green huge den. fpl, blln~. ll~hts :lllr. fdm rm. :.! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'l, ;\lo. :l Ur. 1" 1 ba. lgl' <Dccrfjeld ). xtras. Quiel 5:>25 9f.S-1519 ba +boat storage Si>arkhng 2 sty. 3 Ur, 21,2 )11. gardener end. Avail BAY'& BEACH F\m Vacation Living S650 yrly. arross lro1n ba. <'pls. drp .... frplc. Rec. .I u n c I. () w n c r REALTY 759•0811 365 days a year. Two new beach. 4 Ur. :l ha. t:ic1lll1t'l>. :"'r :\larina. •213)790-2705 never ltvcd in dt•luxe S6001mo yrly, :J Br home. L~t· ~I~~." C'all P at CO:">DO-JBr. lBa. bltn!>, ----------1 ho~s. Localed dose to wulkto nch.1)()01.tenms "'r' K.ll .t.IJ__ q ih. cmmac. close In 2 Rdrm. & den. air·cond . La una Niguel Regional S850/yrlv. Ocean l rnl Oc l .. 111,.11 plu~h l\\nhse. :J .,hopp1n1; s23.5 m u '!'lmRle level Broadmoor Par.. Public ht tennis honH'. s uper <'OtHI Bd 3 Ua. i>nol. ,..aun11 !M>:I 121:! condo. S135 Mo. Vacant. crts & fishing. 4 Br. Fam :ll.klrm' .. .. .. •" . •' ........ -- ·~ ,..175 ~1 ·ll!I:!. IH:l-651>9 Ai;ent 7S!J·0226 Rm, wetbar. comm pool. SllOO/inu. o n the wutc1 <.'nn1ln :?hr. t nu. p nol 2000 sq ft. twnhse. $495 Con du. n cw s harp , I 1 BH :! llot i·rph. •lrapl''· t'I""~ In shop·~ & h\Y Wnodbndge Arbor Lake, mo AND 3 Br. Fam Rm. 2br+dt!n. Vll'W )) ELEGANT I-"'t•lll'nl l 11<,l.1 :\t.·'·' Int .1t 1nn "'llJ.OI•> t ·.ill l•lt rll'l.11h PETE BARRETT -REALTY- (In .tnVll'W Uupkx two .! l\lt I · tia I vr.-. old (',1111'1 111 h JI\· ow m•r tH L l.1 l l ~IJ't.'111U l'lti l!.1fi 111 · 1·.,nvon Conti" f •t I lo"1 t• Y.,.~l ll\O :! 111 It Ill I •hn1111... 1 m t.111111\ n11. 'I mn •II 11111n• I Ill nwol II('( U(IJ Ill"\ 640-6600 I I , a rd .\,.Ill Im med ~IS lli:J 111 .. 1_____ nnl"l 2 HR. formal den, den. wet bar. 2000 sq fl WATERFIH>;:";T 110~1 ES .,.,1 T 1 :\I d R 1 dining, central arr. ul-Single family hmc. Ex 1·~1111.~1 I IOO :,...,. a~or. ;i I' c·a 3br w lrplc. P\l y rd d ' "u " l'l ,.186 t1mate upg ra 1ng. elusive Lake Park de·-i----------I). ~! · :.... _______ l'loi.e to lit•h SIOO No Pa n"ram1c m ount an I t 5-95 ----------l'HDI E F \STSllH: l :\I v 1 ve opmen . » mo. 1 ll'1)\) :! llll :! n \. clhl 3 Rr. 2Ba house. ponl . P<'h ,\!>!.. for flon. view. ~rf. loc. across 714-495-1407; 49t>-7929 or Harbor Vie w Montego. .u llr,lllcl ~panl.rn 111.,, C'ndnsed 1!3•ai;c S375 ~ r !lll:J K!.Nil or 768-1225 art from spa, lake & white 496-3618 4Ur. :.!Ba. frplc. fam rm. I~ l!U 76GI. 49-1-li.502 llpm ~and beach. Fishing. pool & clubhou~e priv. Nr 'rl\ ll-.t'l' :..:i;~, mu --------boating, swimming, 2 4Br,2ba,frplc,lgyd .S400 J)3rk & schools. S650mo. t.:.ill Im Jl'lJll \\Jr~ ur :!br.rll'n,2ha.nP\'C'rbeen S.F. 3hr 1•ontlo. patios. patios. ·s uper view 2br. 2ba on golf course w/g3rdener 640·1396 FOR LEASE l>on lnc<l •n Cnuplc,nopels pool tenn c:. ct . R.V. h,1lcony.Landseapingby 8325.499-2241 Uranll n1•111 h units \II COLEOFMEWPORT S355 49J-iiti6 prkng. S-12.'i mo 640·1076 Rogers Gardens o r NEWPORT H E~G HTS. 4 C'le1t .l3:J Alm'.tllo. ('\I I ~========~! RF \I.TORS Eve.;, wknds. course! No pets. S625. BEAUX:· Home, JUSt re· BR. 2 Ila. s pacious fam· ..,., , 111111 1,1,orablel• 675-551 I Fountain Valley 32 34 mo 5.')2.1233 decor d . 3 br. 2 ba. rmw/2ndfrplc secluded _ __ __ tr•rm ... 1>1:! :!I••• -----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntl~on · Laguna Niguel Hills. garden are n. S.Cso mo. Condominiums /Town--, -'t•at llulcrresl hom" :J LGE 3 BR Condo, Cully HarbOur 3242 Walk to lake. New lire Prefer adlls. Lease opt. 410 El Modena 6~2-5200 houus for s le 1700 8 I If'\. llunt Harbour Houses Unfllmish~d nn. Fl'. cit str<'N Ea~y crpt'd. drps. 2 rar ~ar. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• style. 2 !\lstr bdrms. den. possible if qualified. S400 ----------••••••••••••••~•••••••• !\!'.tr new. 'Ul>t'r I.ix ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\alk schls & mrkts ha. \\Shrtdryr hook-up. 2Br+2baTwnhme.Super 2•1 ba. Calh. ceilings. to $4:>0 depend'g. on NEW Harbor View Knoll C ondo Specialist 'lwll1•r & ·•PPfl't'. ,\gt. G.Mt-al 3202 f.11n1hC'-. S.HlOmo lndds blln stove & dshwshr. plus h . Wet bar. 2 Kids.smpets.S450.mo. grdnr .. etc.499·1625 Clre CodstyleCondo.2 '°":.? 111:~-------••••••••••••••••••••••• J?ardP11er 3\\IJ Uublln St S325. mo. J0055San Pablo halconces. Frml Din rm. pos. leaseoption.642·1713 N 2b 2b 1 br. den. 2•~ ba. w tview & II B , <' \I . F \lly . Touch,10111• H1 .. 1 1l~. '163 oam T\\11 Tiii 1'1.1-:Xr:~ s.1111a ,\n.1 ~ .• nno '"' ~1111• by 'ltl•• ",1', l)()wn \ lo4 tn Mml' l'ILOT JH ; \L F"T \rt-: ,,.10 11<,):1 RENTALS GALORE!! 1>:1H·.>HH14l Ct. F V.11·213) 325·7020 T ennt!>. Pool. J acuui. ew r, . a , am. rm. steps to pnv tennis et & Sl2.'>lmo. Call Mr. Nelson Pool. jacuzzi Kids Ok 2 separate din rm, frplc. pool. llighly upgraded. \\.. h.n ,. 1 he lall·~t m t> \11.Y R1•1Hal 11 ... 1 .. in 1h1• ht'.•C'h nrc·a~ t01)", ul \.1c:rn1•a·~ '\OW• "ml fl•t• f''r1·c-llfl" ltnlt' ~\l' M$-'!Ml0 3 Br & F3m Rm. Coty :\fl>!!a Verdi! home. Avail June 4th. M25 mo. ll. J. 1-'l'f'n<.tra. Inc. :>49-3t62 4Br2Ba,FamRm,bltns, S98-~i BR,S295.<smfee> dbl ga~. W/ope n e r . Avail for immcd. lease. h:e yard, fplc. children cat Rentals 631·1713 Recreation fac. ad Its. SS8Simo. 552-4010 eves. 2 Acres follbr-ook CUSTOM FAM HOME pets OK. $154. Small fee. Irvine 3244 SSOO. 494-5321 891Ml666 Aim for Better ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba •. fplc. fncd yd, Ls For lease. Harbor VJew Living 5940 Westminster Ra hS J 2 Br+ den on bltns. avail Jun 1. S395 e Sea Terrace Garde~ Knoll condo. 3 Br 212 Ba. 'ihr. dt>n , ~· li.1, ;! lrplt·~ l!IOO S'l rt ll1•:il 1>um11 \ < l\rl<'k ji,11111 11111 :.land1ni; v11•w 1'11ulm 111g "'"Ol',1d(I, ~ (.1rn 411111 $1:!9 SOC> ;?'l , d\\ n O\\l'. u111nr1hkr. i i 1 i:!K 11;,ll) SELDOM 311r. Iba. rrnlc. Easts1dc ( ~ t S p r r :!lrf C · · . v' mo. 551·6284 home. 3 Br 2 Ba. secun· & Fam Rm xlnt view ·..,. " · uv ourse w /pn me u I i · · Fnl'.I yd. new cpts an~d alelWestminstcr s.s2.5 547.7044 • . ty. poo •sauna. tenn s & $50prmo.S44·5222 ~mo ~'i7·t2S5 !Manymoreinarea! · Woodbridge Warmington. beach. Adlls. s mall pets---------- 2 Or Oen Um. n •arporl'h, The Ranch 4 br 1~ ba 3 Br.2 ba.A/C.m anyup· _O_K_._4_93-_16_7_s ____ _ • •Consumft's Guide \\ tll \/'\II fllllf I f)uplo•'( I 1 I..•' I h I I I "'' I •I I' d11lr1rc-n & pets OK ~00 3?~~·~b~c~~~;~~-~~~~i Jbr. 2ba. Tiburon Condo. pool. frpl~. short l~ase'. grades. S425/m o. Pb Lab Fond 3255 Macnab· Irvine ft \RF. :! lh I ~ly II \C'I\ II \ Y . :.u1wr 111 .. 11. Ill'" 1 ptni:. 2 c.11 i;ar ;.? 11t1ol ~·01 clt'I utl<. I h II''" I [''40 .! Hll <; \\ • II• Iii l tr.lt("'· \ "r\ pit l•1I' ul l.1111n-. Ir•'•'' ,\ "h1 1th· 1·10"' •·1 all 'hol' L .\ l1Jn,~11t.11111n SI 10 Ill"> Sm.111 r,•t• Wltl 'llil>ti ,\1m June."" ....... c mo. Pool. AC. yard. dbl gar. 540 IU""or'H4·841S _6"0 __ -8248 ________ , ·"' .,,...., 962-8:>86 or 554-0108 '~'""' "" •••••••••••••••••••••• • 1111 tw1tr r ll\tnl: ~!1to ~.~7 u:J..I<, Nelv Woodbri'dge-Poplar UNtVPark3Br2BaFam New 2 sty, 3 br. 21~ ba. REALTY COMPANY \Yi-~I m1n,11•r 1 11 S11r CONDO b f R • blk ti b h ( HARIOR trh:1l.1l•• 1 \\ ,. ,1 m1nsll·r l Rr. 2 ba. ram rm. A/C. •' 3 r. am. rm, 2"'2 Plan Land s ea ped h m. a o dus. s ops. AtC. rplc, wet bar. pool ...,11t Tll r11 \Sr l\\'E'-1\IL\I r.15 11111 , \I b.i. pools & tenn. crts dra""d 3 hr 2 ba 547 ' ouse/not con o. 1 lily. & tennis. membership VIEW KNOLL 11n\ mori· ~::1.!..eJ_'--1 frplr. IJ? e. nd yd i-·rwt Cls. to !!chi. & s hopping. mo."'~~c1:5..,., ' · t.se. 5Sl·lOS9or963-"834 sun & Sail Clb inc. S395 trN•s 54:!5 644-4486 S350 714 536 1602 & ..., ""'" 768 529 3 BR + formal dmmg Stephen £ A uoc. 752·9023 1 Rr :! H.1 1 llh & rlrps r<' I ~ mo. · · Univ Pk· Amhurst mdl. 3 _mo __ . __ -4 __ . _____ 1 room. in top locatio n ,,,., 1.~·· fncd vii 2 Hr. l ba. fom rm. fncd 714·828·6132 RENTALS Br. 2ba. cul..<f-sac. pool. Mi1sioftVlejo 3267 w1v1ew; greenbelt side& Mountoin. D•Hrt, t'lultlrcn. p<>'' lit\ s:i1~1 ,cl WcS1side. S315tmo. Hunti--'on a.ach 3240 2 BR. 2 ba ...... 5425/525 Jac. tennis. cul·d·sac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• back! Upgraded carpel!>. Rtsorl 2400 ~m..11 f•'<' !!!M!llilh Aim S.\7 12.~:i •ry 2BR.212ba ........ SoHS S425/mo. 752-7847 Iv. V h 3 bed 2 dis hwasher & oven 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tor better ltvrng 59111 -••••••••••••••••••••••• 3or2BR.+D.2ba .• S42S msg ery 5 arp rm. tifi95tmo. Lynne Valen- w. '-'1 l >IMar J llr 2 B 5B •Ba 2SOO•qft 2 t 3Dlt.2R0 ••••••• S435/57 · bathhomecomplwtfplc, 11ne" .. a"""tW·60l ,,111,1,. \':illey by o1o11n .. r •"<lm1nst r r 4;it ... pr ., e-.a 1 c • • a. . r.. • " .• s y, u OW 2 "'"~\N ••••••••••••••••••••••• \h"t"ell.;ibr.tJl..>l gJ r•m in1:r1alc 1 Westminster 1lhl gar. lncd. S42S m o new cpts. drps, bltns. 38R 21 2 Ba ..•.. 5'175/ Large2sty,4Br3Ba,S29S d • car rar .. crpts . .., ________ _ DupfHH/ Onlts sale llB Duple-' t l lovC'll , ucrrs. Own we-II ':\lanymoremarea' l~,e.1\va11now !545·fl475 e ntry kitch. Children. 4BR:21Ba .•.••••.•.• S4 until sold&thruescrow. nerlgphbso.rhoood .vSe37i5y,._ ________ _ Owners IJ.!e 1llx 1mmar ---Pets OK. SS25. Small 4 BR 2 ba 1535 67S 1105 " unit. 3 Or 2 BJ. nu epts. ~1~1;:~J3~inc~~:'~',;~1 :1 nr. cpts. drps. lge patio, Evxe~ h om0 In 3~es: Fee. 898-9666 Aim for 4 en: 3 Ba. '. '.: ::: :: :ss1s · 963~ Agt. No fee. NEW bayfront condo. 2 rlrps. FA heat. llltn:ii. r"fiL kid.' ho ~ fncd yd. E . Gardl'n r r e. 5 r. a Better Livin g . 5940 5BR .. 38a........... Loc)unoleach 3241 Bdrm. & den <2.550 rt .• stereo. bri:tr rirt.' nlnrm or "• r . cs or \.rove. $.100. Small tee J a c u z i I . Gren t Westminster tat Spr· THE BLUFFS ....................... Mtwportleach 3269 largest model I. boat !>ystm. AdJ lovely 2 Br n•trcot. S3.'l,500.639·8937 8989666 Aim For Better Neighborhood! Avail Ju· lngdale > Westminster .. 48R,3Ba •...•... SSSO Secluded N, L aguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• slips avail. S990Monthly; unit. cpt!I. drl>!I. bltns. Out ofC~ Living 5940 Westminster lyl,1795. Ph546-Sl20 !Manymoreinarea! charmer. 1 Br, ba. fplc. LUX 2 br, walk to bch. may also purchase op· patio. pvt yds. a uto ttroperty 2550 (at Spr in gda le I MESADELMAR paUo.walkbcb.S400mo. Pool, sauna , Jae $440. lion at S239.500. Open spklrs. 2 dbl ~nrages & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wes tmins t e r ! Many 3 Br 1"4 Ba. family rm, yrly499·3202or494·7407 544-8382 Sat/Sunt Mon. 1·5. 621 driveways +orrst.Pkg. moreinarea! 3Br. lo/oBa. newly de-fplc, cpts &drps. bllns. .-..-'---------•·----------• LldoParkDr .. C-2. c.an ad unit ahovc> i:nr FROM THE curated. 554·4311 or sr75. Small fee. 898-9666 t"IM 3244 t"1M 3244 on hui:e cul de :.a<' lot 3 Br. fncd yd. children & 556-0866 Aim ror better living 5~10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl25.000. owe 0111m . MOUNTAINS pets OK. S300. Small fee. Westminster <at Spr 898 ~ A F Belt North Costa Mesa home. 3 I d I > w 1 mu!lt see to epprec """" 1m or er n~ a e estm nster. 348-9575 TO THE L1,ing 5940 Westmmster BR.Clenn&reacty Move !Manym oreinarea! < • .1 l s pr Ing d 1 1 <' 1 now! Has FP. OW. nice __ ..;.... ______ _ NEWPORT IEACH W 1•s t m 1 n s t er ! Man> yard. 1"am1hes. s.125/mo. Sharp 2 br. 1 ba. lncd yd. DPLX DESERT more in area! Dave 546·4 tu &side. Children. no pets. •S23 CAMPUSDl~fR'lltfE , New crpt /drps. 1325 mo. ----------1 2Br. l"'"Ba, lg. llv rm & SIERRA FOOTHILLS-Vacancy coming up for 11 0 Ide r 2 h r h o u s e 962·2&49 mstr bdrm w/hugc sun· CllE p 1 1 h d" ·ned r 1 1 w/garage. s.ioo mo. 308 _________ 1UNIV.Pk.Terr.3br.2ba. d k B B A ! m a& ne t e igni • pro ess ona E .18th St , "-ta ~1esa. ,....--to ---an. 2 br, bit"•, f ..... I. wet bars.MO. 2 br, 2 ec • + 1 r. 1 a apt freedom you'll have on membership refe rr1tl \AF.I " "......,. ~.. ... b" kl h 1 Choice location, 1 blk to your own 20 acre estate• St'fYice with absolutely plex S2SS Fff •. country tc • v ew. ocean. Sl34.950. 4 Use It as a farm. orchard no C01St to the landlord. ~S:~em~br~~ Jdne Loc~tors. • 898-9891 M2S. 55v78:96. 551-1245 lsloed RMlty or h.lde-away or retreat Call AI!\t FOR BETTER e46.1098 ev~ ys, 4 IR $315 Brand new Turtlerock 498PARKAVE. orwh.atever.Oetlhereln LIVING & BETTER Sl~-ok :lbath f ed GlennGrdns.38r2Be. BALBOA ISLE a few short hours and un· TENANTS. 898-9686 3 BR Condo air cond, ap--· • n mstr ate w /bale, Fam 673· uoo w 1 n d ! J n S l E R RA _ pU 's, com~. pool. t~ ror da & peta. Fee Rm. bric:lat b9r. lndry rm loot hills near Lake Encinitas. Hae 1 block crta. S4.50. 97i-239'1 Local•• 191·9191 workahop, xlnt vlew. CoronaDelMw IaabeUa. Onl.Y 2~· per from beach wtvlew. 64.2·M21 New duplex w/vlew, 3 sq. ft. See plcturu ln of· Walkln1 distance to Upper E.Slde 2br. amall Com.DI. redecorated Cbr.1...:.;;;;..;;;;.;;.;-------1 blks from beach. 2 BR. 2 n~ toda l Call dowotown. l BR. larae yd, gar no kids, pets. 1275 1~ ba. $385. Edwarda le Rancho SJ new twnbome Ba, den, utility rm, 11v.rm. SJOO. mo. Avail mo. 8:J8...4540, 646-1~ fAlnler. 1142-5197 2 BR le den. 2 ba. decor. aarafe & parking, each CALL NOW now. Contact Mr Loren TIU EVEL uparadea, 1or1eous vu, untt. PTinc.onty.673·2060 752 7315 Keith at 753-~1 days or $440/mo. 4 BR, 2 BA, FDL FR4 Br+ 3 Ba, stePt to pool It jaoua. • 7»-3492eves&Sun. College Parle. Avail + • + •+PL. 1700 Near tennht • solf ltlcomtPr.,...+y 2000 -~DOll![IN~A~L~O~M~.l!.:l~ll~O~ Wo'reopenMemorlalDay ~r ~!~;.~~~& ~·~:~!°Jlm~alot. 1450/mo. 54'·2054 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Aueci.i.,, ... ,..,. &everyda¥ lo help YO\I. or 546·•141 1...:c_v..;.es-.J_w_kn;......d ______ , DUPLEX. 2 BR.1\, BA. 2 Loeators 888·9891 $175. 2 Ill RanchO S.J. Twnhmdbr, dbJ 1ar. (B) to choose COUMftYISTATI oe•._,.. _ _... We'l'eopenMemortalDay Nlct! Oar, pix., 1mall vu,pool,nrfolU1tennb. lrom t12.50t). 15~ do~. 28r, 1n. bHuUtul -.-."""""' &everydaytohtlpyou. lee. M&QT moro avaUI "50/mo.6'4~ Owner/aaeo~ 640.0555. Spanlah decor homo. LOCATORS haa 11\any t.oc.tOl"I -. .. 1 ~ Willt.radc. Faml11 orchard on 1~ vacancies oa the beach, SZ .... ••c ...... raChWt Lov•IU~~·· tout; acra. No. San Dteao Island or P•nlnsuta. 10. 2 -ne11h:DO • I BR. 2 WOULDra•~N'TI~~ County. OnlY•OOO. Weekly, monthly or yrlJ. Nlct houn, tncd Jd. IUll SJJO a Br 1\t Ba. cqairy BA home,~ Umaau:t, e~d........ ~~.. LEltHUGJU:S Prtcu rrom $100 mo. C'Pta le drpe, bltat. I•• xtral Oar, pl.a. a:iD&ll cfr111, patio, I car pr . ._. .......... REALTORS Fee. paUO.Smlt... c ... ~ E u)' aceeu. $315. ltu.nbutulltt! IDLm -.na Locatol"I -1 LOCATORS ·-••C-11...-. ~.Act.,eofee. meonab/ Irvine realty RANCHO SAM JOAqutM eoull"S PAIWMSI Watch the action on the loth tee from one of your 3 balconies. Tb.ls brand new townhome features 2 BRs. den w/wet b~ plush carpetl, decorator drapes « levelors. Im· mediate occupancy. $500/mo. IJla Harper7~1414. <W·57) ~ COUISI It LAD '9IW Bea&.ltitully decorated 2 Ba + den townhome. A view ·from every room I $525/mo. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. <W·S8) BIG CANYON 4 bdrm • g r eatly en l arged Deauvllle. with custom jacuzzi. beauurully d e· curated & overlooking the 6th green. lmmed. occupancy avail. 11500. IAY&l!ACH REALTY 759..011 I UDO IAY CONDO 2 bdrm & de.n. 3 bath. Patio overloofclol bay. 40• boat alJp avalL •\Ill HC1urlt1, under1t0004 etrklftl. Cuatom apta At drpl. AU the amenities ror tuxurlout llvlns! &4MMM We're open Memorial Day &everyday to help you'. t.oeatora 898·989l . ~~ .... ... . . ., •. z ..z ... " ...... ... .. -· ' • ., J '! J. • ' QI OAILVPILOT Monday.M!y30.1t77 A,1 IMoh......... ~llft fVntl.shtd . Rtnfaf1t0Shore 0 00 J .:::.....:::.:.:~...:..:=...:.....--------_.;.;.;,;;,;.;.;;;;,j~ • .;.;.:;;,..;;~.;.;,;~ ···········-····-··--~ 3 900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~' ., k--. .. _ HcMtulUafwwldwd ~tMe•bu.tw.. .,. ... wt1u.fwa. •h41Ch 3140 ....................... WANTED: Fem to aha.re lmlM11 Rnfal 4450 Lost Ir Found 5300 HefpWmtted 7100 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• reotat. 1175 + \a ulll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••• ••• ••••• •• •••••••••••••• ••••• ••• ·~1 Newport h oct. 3269 Cost.Melo 3124 Coih MffCI lll4 Deluxe pc>Ol side xtra lae Newport Crrst arross 4 OELUX! OFC'S (.()St : fem neulert.'<I tabby GL·-.i L·nAL ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••• 2bt, 2ba, bltns ~whr. from tennis crts & pool. Coot. rm .. seat 25, all cat w/rtuffy t111l. 4 Wbt "" ... ,. • Bluff'l> Executive.. eando Nr. bch. Adults, no pets. Debbie. 631-3239 or Don paneled. sm. v.hse m re-paws ln vie Poppy. CdM. FREE ..!.;~ ~ndoscd gar Sweepma F~res t a r ea. K ent --I .n~ 2br. 2ba. frplc, pool, dbl 5MftSt11MQ/ $225 /mo. ~-8362 6310815 ar. 1 or2 yr. lease. Lake 759-0576.~S lll60 POSIT ONS view upper bay. ~7S mo. I RA.HD H EW ! Park Nev. port A pl to Hatkuu. l..c5t m Irvine Terra er. ••• • 644 99til 1·2 & J Br apts. From f'RO\I S2-!0to S335 l>hare. JO yr old busmess · · f 711·58l·ro:'.13 grey/blk long tailed Pou 5.,.RIT '"'RY •• AwlnnlngcomblnOflOl'I S250/pcr mo 1-111 \\Oman 759099!1 hme die. ans to "Sum" """" • Lea:.eJ rm. 2 Ba, ram rm, •"-1 o ., S fl<•Jut apt plan~. avual Of 731 01~ R d is--. L to •575 of odun opor1menl l'IOmes ""'.iwa1 c. Hli pen 1-:i lur n or unfum. Uach. 1 c. Industrial Rental 4 500 ewa r 6H 6200 or _,..' •• • pool & trnnas. s.i:rn wtth luxuryoppomimenTs ond Daily 1 Mile to ocl!an hr, 2 hr. 1 ba; 2 br. 2 ••••••••••••••n••••••• 7591139 Nocxp1.•r. nee to land thls , !~eslS70 day:;, 6758128 &upert)18Cf801lonot opremlum 6'C!·Y602 Ab't.536l!I08 l)jll\J. Beamed liv rms, 6t..ocritns t ~l50 INOUSTRJAt. U:":ITS f!~~tomrr wd/beauGt~~~l ' location. TennlS • gym • ltleropy ., 8 drn111~ .ireJs. stor<1g(', "" w tof<: Woodworker 's SCRAM l[JS as ion 5 an co. '""'• ,. HV Knoll. brand new split -r. 1 ba, Move, enc. g.ir pa t i o::. . d c c ks • ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK Le r · "1. typing htc sh. Outstand''~" lev. 2 Hr, den, 3 ha, lent· spo •swimming • bllllord.s ~>~~ e~c56.d 5~6~~0~h1~~ landscaped ~rounds. Hunt llettch t'xtrn tong 9 5." Mon~~'i~1f1 cw o~~~ ANSWERS ing twnef11::. & growth '· pool.~ 611 &.119 Ont & 'TWO Bedrooms, One Both tJll' 960·1407 J im Hutchrnson l'OV. prkg. llt,tht~ tennis. single garn~t! S35. mo St. CM or call: &l2·4463 polcntrnl. Call Sally. ---~'~~~t·~~· ~Me~Vibs -----volleyba l l. 2 sty 962~ l'ary -<..:1vt1 -GEHERALOFFICt 4 liH.3ba BluUscondo. u.1 :::, .,-·· -.r 3br twnhselmltobrh.All clubhouse, b illiards.SI 1 , UplandsHtwest E1X>ch -k:xhort -To $600 Garage, pool. nr. 550PaularinoAvt .,CostoMtso 7'14"5 ;ip1)1. +Wshr&dryr.$315 swimming pool, pin g ng e. st.all enclosed. Industrial Part& POLICE lntere::.ting pas. w/a M' • r; ch o o Is. l m m c d . --·-·.,, mo. Avail J une 1. Call pong. hydro-spa, gym. Costu Mer.su. $30, 731 lhru 9600 sq. rt. The most effective o r all or variety ror a friendly P o!lscs!.. S500 mo. Vt-rna962·9911 Sorry.nopets. M7·l004 spaces no w lea::.ing. highway safety signs 1::. person w/~ome typing . 847·5768 or 611·•1250 Southwest Cornt•r 985.1881 days. 989.2224 on the car marked skills. 11t1aumu1 N.B. toe. San Clemente ".: _._ t1UK11t1 ,_..sMcl Cotta MHa 3824 Large new 3 br. lrplc. Ed' /N I d Office R...tal 4400 POI ICE Call S 3276 ......-1nger ew 1111 Evenings. 4 • • ue. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/w crµts, bltns. 7 miles ~Edinger. H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLERK TYPIST ••••••••:••••:••••:•••• Hitwport leach 3769 THI IA y LEAF to bt-ach. Close to frwy & < 714) 847·96ro 60' PER S9 FT F~~r~ia~,~~l~~'.n ~~s~ To $650 C>eEAN\IF:WJrlr2 2Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• 29d 1 pd S270 shopprni:.839-8949 OPEN9·5DAILY 1617WESTCLIFF·NB WANTED!! . 1 twnhi.e. dhl ,:!Jf. pool. rm. wa er . . --AGT ~1 .5032 J man body shop to rrnt lrvme. CM 612·9124 Typ ng sp~d not as im golf cour'" lmmal' !'.o Beautiful. spacious new SUPER NICE! Rooms 4000 or lse. Reason "blM p<>rlant as ticcuracy. pt• Pool pvt t 3 B .,, B d ., .. • f'ound: Weimaruncr. •t b I •. Pl'l:i S..l!IS.',11.;31::!;1'15 oi "• • pu 101. fpl ,r -·2, a con o, ,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1501 Westcliff Dr. 828 2715 or 9!l5·110li male.So.est Pia.ta area h" ust c cdongenaa "'t' Adults.nopeb cs. pa10, gar. poo, f'OO'.lS C"K wk up •••ath PrestnnorJohn ave goo sense o San J"an ....,. Avo•·ado ,. M p ·' ' " ~ " Newport Financial Ctr (213> 5~ OJSSe\•es/wknd:-. h G t I I t "'" • . "' JUC, ~auna. u grJut-s k 1 h 537 50 k umor. rca co w x 11 Capistrano 327 8 ~6·~ • ~ 7 5 m 0 . B 0 b • I (' t-n . w uµ Leosi .... Office Space <: \t. Industrial 1~00 sq n wnehts. Call Rat a. apts 5-18 9755 .. ., Loi.t: May 25th Man>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-f\69 2001 · . Call on S11e Manai:t!r S265. 2955 Handolph ··s.. ACCOUNT AMT Nl':W lk•Jullhalh· lil•ror"tl Foxholtow VIII~ Couaae furn, l Rrn, "ath. 1711 ) IW2 3111e\.t216 1>16·2130; 679-3709 Cat Male tabby. Wht 621\V WllsonlH6·2010 Locat1on•l'nn"LU1'ury "' u hrnd ff. )Cllow collar. Rapidly e'l:pan d1ng 2 hr 2 hJ, dl'n. f..am rm, F~URN. Of' U"". '"'UR"' •2 Ucd. s:!60 • Rcfng. on 1·2 acre. ut1l DELUXE OFFICES Wht tag w/n516-7508 If rec1 eat1onal firm offer:. Ir p I. "1 c '" s 14 S GHEAT RECREATION: ' ...... ~ pd. SlJS &16-5607CM. Rent ... s Wanted 4600 see y he e anyt ooll>tanl11ng oppar. for 714.491).2038 S"'imman". saunas. 2 •2brtownhomew/(rpl l:i.'.lnburyCross•842·6604 C-Omml & 111dstl spaces.••••••••••••••••••••••• nan w r · ime person w/good back· health clubs. billiards. •Lge patio & enc garage FH t:t-: RENT 2 Rooms. for rent. Kitchen 200 10 2000 sq. Ct As low Lie Balboa Island resi· call s.&O·S263 ground. Wall advance Id For leal>C. CAl'TAIN·s HlLL.. 2br. 2ba. Superb panoramic view. Owner, 493-3365 n rght ·I 1 gh t ed tennis •Adults, child 16 &over ~2 OFF 2nd Mo RENT pnvaleges meld. as as--_sq It Lag Niguel & dent handyman wants to Found: Doberman, Vic. d1vi::.1on controller. Call Pool + t br home. Fncd yd. ptJtio. chrldrcn & peli. ok.A\a1111ei" s.100 Sml l'Ourts Pro & pro shop. •Poot&1acuzz1ava1l. New deluxe 3 Br. 2 ba, 581·8744 M1ss1on V1e10 a reas rentsmapt.or hseon the 19th & Pomona. Costa Ch.n::.. golf dnvmg range. party Beaut. new 2br, 2ba 1n 4 w/w cpts & drps, bltns. Hotets, Motels 4 100 Handy to S D. Frwy · lsland by June 20th. 5 Mesa. 962·8745 SECRET ARY room. plex. patio. laundry. l'I::. to frwy & beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call:B3l·t400 Yrsapt.mgmtexp Hefs. To$900 1-·uN ACTI VJTJ ES .· bltns.S300.&12-lt>t>3 a;JS!19-19. SE'"'LARKMOTEL ~sTCLIF·FAREA avail. Reas. upkeep. of Lost: Smoke Color ed G ~ '"'.:; entire premises can be Pe rs 1 a n . l\t a I e . r owing b an k in l'\tlllimc director. free NICE 1 b 1 di Nr Seach(f Village 3br. 22i4Newport 81,C.M. NEWPORT BEACH provided.67S.8H 7 Declawed. Vic Mesa beautiful b each loc. SundJy brunch. BBQ"s, 'pets. S2;o.~6 ir~s~~t~ 2ha SJ50. 2br. 2ba·S290 646-74-15. Weekly rates H OO Sq. ft. two pvt • Verde East. Reward . seeks attractive ind1v ... -. tnp:.. parties. sport SPl\1or5 .. iiH757 Gar. rec area.19071 llol-fromSOO.&up. baths. S400 per mo. Miscellmteous 5560907 w/typing. sh & some • ___ t!!lR D891 tournament\ & more! ly 8-Ui-8311 &12·0200 Rentals 4650 Penonals 5350 bank mg ex per. pref'd for •\.• S'J75. 3 llr I\\ nhi,t>, immal' II f: i\ LI T I F U L 2 Br I' 7 Ba Twnh!te. hrk Guest Home 4 150 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• this frnc growth potential . ' lee l.ol'litor•, A 1• \ tt ·1· 1\1 L' "'·rs f 1 1 II 2br. Iha. cncloi.cd nar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UN IQ U E HF TA I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •>Os. Xlnt benefits. C'·" •• .._ & pvt Fplr mrrrorl'd " . ,., •' • : pc,i;::>r. J.:CP<Jlao,ac h. ,.. SllOPS l·.C)R t•L~ ...... T ",''iO• Tl'acher from Texas c'a rt} ...... · · .'-1n"I"'· l ·"-., "-·drooms no,.,,,,, "'•u· "II" f'I-' •11 .m.I L'h1ld & pch oka.v Pvt. rms. lovini:: care, --.... ·• "" h Drinklngprohlcm? wardrohc•s.. plu'h c•µts. ,, ,., ' "' "" .. ~ • ""'o.) " • , ••l to "100 mo. l1"t1l 1n"I. J11q WI!> cs to rent rm rn a II h I I p YT 700 111 ~.,111,..7 ..... ,1.11 ~··untiirri •tocl••ls Ave 9791"58 t'"'"t)·17 ht&IJ.,t.S2i!.mo7813 balanc-cd diets. n1l'c .,. ~ 1 1 ,.., Ca All'ool Jll'p inc A/A o S upgrac (•c . "' "" . "'8 ri "' " , · • " • -.u-• -~i .. 1.11~ t··ai·lor\' .. ,1.,5 1.• 10mc ur summer, :-wpt Or~,, ·'.iii~· 10 to-, l'oom· en.. ltonald l>r 1117 7512 patio 832-2788. 771 J.IW " , • -• 1, 1 \ ,. 11 ,. .. ., r.J'., 2·1 hrs a day 835 :1830 Fxi~•r in A/P & AIR i·ite SantaAna 3280 "'u ' ---------JCMhSl.Nl'"J><l.rlll('aeh _'«1 •ri·n~a "'·•·;,L ----'~. · nwtt• M·rvu·e a\.ul. No UA\'!\Jl':AOOWS Irvin• 3844 SummerRentols 4200 111 call 4'75 4i1Rl or P REGNANT? typing will l ead t o ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt·l1...i· r<•q111rcd Sorry, Spac 2hr. lba :Jfll' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6734'.HI Business/Invest/ Carin g confident i a l l>Ul.JCrnsoryspat w/great :Jhr. :!ba. l•ndowd p;itro Jdulhonly,nopet:.. Many fac1l a\•atl. End WO<lfHlRI DC~F: n1g Canyon. \'1ew turn ----Finance counseling & referral. N.ll. firm. F antastic c·or ncr lul nr ~u CuJ ... t gar. p, t patros Gas/wtr Pl:'lil-:S .\PT" llpl. 2Hr. 2Ua, now thru 1770 Ormtqe •CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Abortion, adopt ion & l>enefltl>. tongenial co· ~~1~~j1~·~~~r'aJr~~l'-!).i.!:; O a kwood pd. No k1ds1pets From 1. 2 & :1 bdrm 0 unats Sept. adlls $700 mo 500 sq rt Uathroom. + Business keepmi:. workers. Call Sally. For Y oun9 FamiliH Great :!Br. 11zba. rncd }d, 1uc,t 1>J1ntcd. dbl gar. nr '4'hlo, ~I Ill 53G 2797 •• , • !).lfi·:!J l.11.h s Garden S260.Adlts.646-0073 Oesagned Irk..-early 640-5560 rm w1smk. reeler Perl Opportwiity 5005 APCARE 547-2563 SYSTa.:SAHALYST • A California bungalows. ror photography studio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• u~D'"' & VICKI S 8 ,000 p a rtments ~O W R ENT J N G . Fr 0 m s 2 7 0 1 1 5 SPACIOUS O\•ennfront 4 or medical ofc. S225. " • 3 Yrs systems & pro- beautiful new apts. Plncstone Ofc hrs.9.5 30 Br 2 Ba completely furn ~-6996 FOREIGN CAR Outcall Moss~ gramming exper. Fine ........ ~ .. / ...... ti&> Jrvme Cal 17th> 645-(Y.)SO spacious l Br's. great Daily hme f•plc. wshr /dryr, For tM f.un of It! co .• xJnt benefits. Lots ot closets. S265 Light & 552 0400 dshwshr. 2 car gar. no DESK s pace at 1787 REPAIR SHOP Servingal!OrangeCo. room for advancement.'·· ar.ry2Br's.w/pvtpatro pets £2000June, SllOO Beach Blvd. near ES T ABL I SHED 835.7313 c.allRrta. or balcony. S295 Encl 2 Br condo, tenmc;. pool July. 1st to 16th. Yrly Tatb<'rt an lluntinglon MONEY MAKE R ... 7 R£CEPT.To$700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~ s..dl/S..+!t gar·s. lndry facrl. Cnmc spa. gym, no kuh1pe1s rental avail. GH 9582 Bcar h. S50 per month Hoists . 6 Master RELAXING MASSAGE Great variety position Westminster 129 8 11 cl 8 1700 16lhSt bYlit"'n 11 30&5.JO:in' S335 + ulll llAM·llPM. Bnngownfurmture.Our mechanics + ex· Bob J ames· w/localfirm.Somebook· :\ ~. ~·~~r ~~r~:.w~ ix!~~ (Dover at 16thl iby ~~ Vrrtona. or rall 4!H l'l.'i-1 lbr w/sofa-bed added rereptromst "ill answer penenced stock man Lrc. Mas::.eur keeping background a d (• 11 ,, • .,_8170 ~lullan Racalty. 616·3-136 -Block to bay & ocean your phone for SIO per Nets Sl2S.OOO nor v.·ear. Outcalb9·94!JI 5111 I "'I t th l trnms. rrt rrqurr!' • a '"" or5-t0·2960 WALl'l:T SQl' \RE :?B r -~-weekly 548·6173 month Oaaly Pilot 0H1ce. ...~ Pus." n grow po eo, t\J\ '11>:1 ~II or968 9952 ---------•----------Twn h !.c. ~3 1 5 m 0 (;.t:? lJ:!l Includes pnme one acre t1al.Cal!Chns. ----------1., b 1 d hit 7 k d :'liewport Ckeanfront. llst Mte plus shop plus small Sp iritual Reader TELLERS To $600 4 Br'.! n.1. :! ,, '. fm•d, :>150. -r. cp "· fl>'\, ns Ii 3 23 13 "' •':. w n s I t 1 I rental house. Owner will llH.>So. El Camino Heat Sm.ill I•,. u•1H 'li.nl\ \1n1 A--'-nts Kids OK S22.1 152 11100 da)s fl('Jtmn. '.! >r. 1 >a. s ps fi . THE EfACIENT h I San Cleml'nte. Fully he. Need several exper 'd " '""U"~-1 h d &152!!~11 Weckly S3:!5/Jun l' l' P lir1ancc. Call tellers for local banks. l'!ir lll'llPr l.1\1111: 5'.J 10 n rn s e ' Newportleoch 3869 537;,1.July. ~1 2~/i\ug ~")27711,11 1\skforMr.Van i-·orappt.492-7296 Call Carry. \\1•st11111"t1•1 IJI !:i11r ••••••••••••••••••••••• S..>75 2 br. t b!I 1-: Stdl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~>5!1 '1221 0r6311K!h ALTERNATIVE Le1r.K1':YR;:ALTORS. TYPISTSS750 ln)!d.1h-1 \\'o· .. tnuni.IN General 38 02 tnpk'C. Enc )!Jr, I.Jail' 2 lllt&Ocnnnwatcr -----r •SUZI'S• L · :\l.111) 111011• 111 .1ri-.1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr new. s12.rnu:i Lido hie P:irk :'111•" 1ioit :1111. a \<111 Op!'n a hr:1nC'h nff1<'l' or EU HOPF.AN CAR Outcalt Massa1?c arge co. w /great CQit. ~ 4 Br.:! c·ar g;1r, fnnl. avatl 1mm1•d S:l~> Wt!,l m1n.,1.., 'Man~ tor July & ;\ul!u.,t. s.iso star1 ~·our O\lll l'111np:.tll) HEPJ\IH. 10A;\1·2A!\I 731•5418 workers seeks good ·· 12·3Bdrms.Never lived •F~sls1de. 2 Rr t"nhsc tllllllta)lt.L111ol<lc mo75!1-10\J3nrl·49236.11 (ou-atrartinnofthccnst SanClcmcnlcar<'a. typist for accounllnl:""•., 1 n . 1 m 1 t 0 l>e ach . lg<.' pulao, lndry hkui> Tu See Thi:. Property ---------:\lonth to mnnth rl'nl i n 4!J2·561!2ask for Chris. EXOTIC GIRLS dept. Xlnt benefits. Call ... ,.,,. .o 9 Call Jrm Lk1rki.h1rt• Uayshores. pvt communi 1 1 1 Hila. 5250/up. Onon 12-5 daily. _.....,,.,_, __ 5_m_4_._1_1 _____ 1 •· 111 <'s: rcrp · service. I t · D · Massage & Modeling ... ~ ~· ~ ty. Nicely rurn home. ~~ 1x•rso11:iliu•ll phone eov· ~ e:ior. ec~ra.t Ill~ SECRETARY 1111 Dclawa re. ~unt · 2 Br. t ba duplex. encl JiJ!jJil!!!if !!1' •.• blk b<'h. 213r. 2ba. sips 5 1·rni:e. cnnr room. mail Studio. wr!I train. Small Out call 542·SIG9i 543·3250 Ho Shorthand rngto" Beach 6~-·960l ga.ragl', crptc;. drpS. No _ 675·7900 _ !>Ill 2928 :-crvirt'. undc1 r;round mve!>I Nomvcn. 6Jl·0060 LEARN PIANO TUNING Outstandmgoppor. m tO\) R-16·1826 or AJ:t. pets. £295. b42 0583 S H CLE EHTE 111 k~ & morr MONEY MAKER New low rat cs on b{'grn fr rm for bright person mon· m arl.'..i' Condomi"lums Deluxe tge 2 br duplr'I: PARK NEWPORT A M Tiii:: EXECIJTIVf-: nercoursc,. 837 0733 who as looking ror a B • c h c Io r ·". I or ... _ Uc;at·h homes. condos. Sl'ITI-: career spot. Salary to Unfurnished 3425 Cncd vd. A/C. ~ar. Cen • "' and aplc; Ht-c;<'rve now \"<~I 5,,1mming Pool Business WANTED: Women who ... •••••••••••••••••••• Ncw 23 Bdrms. 2 ba. 4 trall0c SJl.l l)l.!nnl2 lk'drciomsl. fcmnhou~c' BERTI! llF'l;HY . :'ito7~ •. lOLJ\SDR. h It fl d Sl200.Ca11Chris. l'le'C lln1t:.. Fr pies. Frnm ~:.!l'l ;,{) \ • ~l'I 1'1-. lllti $40 000 a1..c 8 0 0 OVC an a EXEC SECRETARY hr. 1' h.1 .1~jll .lune J 1'0111 & n t·. :s3.i!I 1110 S 3 B ~ · C -HE·\LTOllS ]l;).;Wl'OHT BE \1·11. CJ\ httle xtrc1 lime lo be Big • heamed ce1l1ngs. pacious r . r~ !>I SpcctJl'lll.ar !ol>J. total ZISOcL\.1aa 4!1l·1l'.!I lilllSliO "'L:TPE'-RYE.·\l< Sistcrs.l\.111116for more ToS900 i:aral(•''· G.irdcn Grove. Plai.i Blln .... <·pt' rlrp'I rel·reatron prnl.!ram •-r-info. Bii: Sisters ol Young V. P. needs ------1 ~O S395. C..all 846·2107 encl gar ~ 3111 l'll•I 'oc1al proi:ram 8 poolc;, h San Juan Capistrano. ::! .. 1:\10i-·n1::1-: IU::"<iT • 1-1111 pnce just S99.!l00. Orani::c County personJble. expcr'd secy l\pt Ill h \\ lk to bt h :!br aft 5 .. , T hs \ -h ., lt:nnr.., t·our h \I F<1~h1on Br. «om pl furn. Conllo 1 .! :i Hm dh office~. i'\o <h1 ncr will help finance w/good t}'pm<> & hte sb t.\:! X~MIJ ~1-'I ""l""J-1 .~ew ov.n e pt.:? r.~ I I 00 99"" ., .,JO~ .. ,~, ..... .,.,. b bit d 11 1~.1nd.l.imhorcct1..!:.<1n 1\/poo.SI 1m o4 ,,56 lr.ht'rl'q.i\dJ .. \rrporter & train. Estabhs hed *KAREa..J'S* +some dactaphone. "'<'' \\I.mt.. .i-lll 9875 a, ns, " e. 3 u s J 1111 I d I I "" OCEANFRONT S285. Mgr 615 5100. 1919 oaqurn 1 s (OJ Balboa. furn. 2 Br. SISO llntvcl Low ~at<'lo. Cull c rentc e + inventory + J-'ashron Island loc. Ter· 1 h f JI Anahe1mi\\'C,M"ri\p15 17 141644·1900 "k.Juneonly. Bachelor ser 833·3223 ttlnoon lea....<.ehold. Call 962·7788. OUTCALL !\1ASSAGE n fac benefits. Financial r \rt•w o unt1n'"on [.OC-'TORS h~s many " " k f o· k '1 K 6P'12P'l "7" "0 "3 "'' • .., u as or 1c " c asson. " · " " ·• "'"' backi;round helpful. CaU 11.irhnur · .! p.iltn'>. flOOI , acanc1es on the beach. EASTSIDE Sleps to bearh. 4 Br 2 113 SlOO \\ k a ll summer. 700 !i>q ft. orfice s pace KEY REALTORS. BACHELOR SERVlCE Sally 1·11 UUI ~tl'p"> tn hl·ach hi and or Pcn1n::.ul..a Vocant·"'-''"'W Apts. fplc, C'pl!'.. dr~. S600 \rly 593-1243 available. Pac1f1c C~t nuoTATIOH CLfRI( -~~:_~Iii.I II.It I Wet>kly. monthly or yrly "" l:.e. 642·3-1 13 b . llwy In Newpart Bch. BUSINESS OF YOUR W r O 0 W I-: fl S ..,. P I Sloo/ Tai.mg apphcatrons. 2 Br. l "2 .a. Quaint cot· Call Robb'ae 548.0757 OWN? Minimal funds DlVORCES Losmg your To $700 OCEA.._. VIEW L'~ces rom mo.. . Eld I o I f • b S S 1~ ,,, 2~ eni\v(' HEWPORTMARIMA a.,e w view o ocean req. FUii or part time. uttons? ew ·n· ew Fine local co. w/xlnt 1..ix:ator::. IJ98·9S9l lmmed1ateON·upancy 9 19 loysl~ Dr. Patios. deck. •1~ blk to JUSTCOMPl.ETED. Full SJ6.2403for appt. 645-4719 benef its n eeds se l~ Newport \\'i··r~o""n .•temon~I Da"· 2 IR ot Sl 25./mo. beh, frplc. s:lOO wk. CdM. service d eluxe offices starter wtsome typing. _ "..... u , 3 1RatS400 673'8411 <714>346·2184 075·650Sq.rt.>Jrvme ln· HEALTHFOOD HELPJSAVAILABLE Happyatmosphere.Call Beach &everyday tohclpyou. DOYLE·CE~'TJ::':it 1'f.W2br&2hr +Mn dustrial complex. recep· S92.000. YEAR For Famrhes 111 Crisis. Rita. T11 '"'' t•I Nev. pot 1 ('re~t Locators 898 9891 luxury waterfront apts. $275 to $750 Wk tionist, secretary. Xerox. Nets Sl.000. mo. Help Call the Hope Unit. South CLERK TYPIST ·1 .. ~ nhou:.e. o 11 A in al ; ........ _0 p-·,n-· .. a 3807 548'1168 •Bwlt·ins WATERFRONT llOMES blueprint. mail & cortce run. Perfect for Mom & Coa 5 t Co m m un i 1 Y To $650 I I d I -..... -•TrashCompactor Call631·1400 S"rv1ce .... orma l Conf Pop. S9,000. d own 1·n · Hospital. So. Laguna. 11\1>1 t>. l.'I\ uni · v~1·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• E/S1de 2 Br 1'2 83, fplc. •\Vet Bar " .. 4991311 G · g S&L k l11nk .. pool &: tenn1:; pool. twnhse style. Kids rm.lounge.Leaseormo. eludes $7,000. s tock . · · rowrn see 5 <'octrl6. 4 Wrm. 2' 1 bJ. l Br. partly rum. Wkly OK. $290. 548·0916 •Fireplace Waterfront 2 Br , patio, to mo. 549·9022 TIME. 751-1400 Trav.t 5450 ~~mtyw{~ylpeianrgn atoblJ_IOi~ll'n ~ \111,u ...... ll•i &~""t bar. ral.e'>. Sl8.'> + sec depos •Private beach dock, fuxn . $250. wk. ---------....1 ----------• "' " -... E o s •Plexlglassencl.patios Ava1·1.ss7rwu0 ,"•0 "'""" CORO ....... DELM'"'R REST'"'UR'"'u... •••••.•••••••••••••••••• their escrow dept. 0p1 HADLEY REALTY IOti ay. t. Apt 9. New apts. 1 & 2 bdrms All ........., ~ ""' ~ A A"• I t 333 A d •Smoke detectors Deluxe 450 sq . n. oHice, LAGUNA BEACH Leaving ~or Boston from por. to grow Into escrow , 147-8844 BALBOA PESNISSULA e ec rac. voca 0 • •Sllpsavall.tolenants SUMM ... LUXURY CoastHwy.S17S Mo. S20.000. month. Original dH.~. madF J uly. Groodd secC Y or officer pos. CaU New2br.2ba.lr ptc.bltn CM.642•2164 Adults,nopets s;n Realono 1 Corp owne r mov i·o g . raver . cm pre·. arry. ~nkFvrnished bar . .ircb11~cturally at· AU.La.rooms.2br.lba OMTHEIAY 67~: Overl ooks Pacific. 840-3365. GENERALOFACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• :ruct~;e29 M~ mo. yrly Ad Its. pr eferred . No ~~IVIEW yr~ 2 Br 1 Superb, fully furn. ex· ~.TIME, 751-1400 To $600 hlboa Penltt..ae 3707 ~ " Ill pets 309 Monte Vista. 644-67~~;.::;.3639 00 mo. ecuti ve a pt, Deluxe Office apace avail. cen-f\ln. variety pos. for de- ....................... ~ Yrly. 1 + den, new >18·~ kitchen, rolor TV. pool tralty located in C.M. MEN'S FORMAL Wear & Eridoylntttt & pendable person who can OCE\Ni-·noNT·l f\r.dl'< !lto,•e. rerrir.. newly hveina Nwpt Shores a rea, 1~ pnvate pa tio. sondecl~ p e r sq.Ct. Contac t Tailor Shop, estab. 2~ t'reparotion type & wants to grow i\i,ul 111 June 2.'I l'Jll painted. v.•cll loc•lcd blluocean.2br. lbadplx. with Newpor t's mos t Corporate Realty, C714> yrs. High return oo in· •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• w1super ro. Beautilulor-m:i hlWt> 642 3783 TOWNHOUSE! Yrly lsc. 714-87().920.1 spectacular view. Boat 5SIH701 vestment. 499-4166 a rt . Schools & fa ce & great benefltS. -dock avail. 2 R O OM S • t 6pm Instruction 7005 can Sally. t Costa MHa l724 :?hf lb3 Duplt''< Ya rd. lite Gor.:eous 3 Br. decorator NEW !Br +den. steps t JunethruSept. $1200 mo u a e w I ••••••••••••••••••••••• DR .. ror5 PERSO ... pt .-.en "aarh nnt10 g r "e Yearlyleaseat •"""mo r estr oom . Sl 75. 177 U.-..to• --5025 MEN W0'1EN Ari " ••••••••••••••••••••••• "lln dl'l 1.., i::ir yearl) a ......,., "" • ,,.. • a a,. . Ofl\N 0 .._.. ... , ..uun "' T Sil 500 $40.00 WHK & u• ~'I() nu'I ,,;:, 3013 •Pools•Jaucuz11•S:iuna ~mo. yrly 675-2250 CALL Glen Costin r a n ge Ave .• C M . ••••••••••••••••••••••• TR .. I.._. FOR o • ,.. -----1 2SllSunnower 557-4800 Harbor Realty 673.-4400 S48-E996or675-8386 .... EED C ,.SH A" Mm 3 yrs architectural •studio & I Jiit Apt, 'II e" I y r rm 0 de 1 e d Luxury Condo. Wik to " "' -· IARTEHDIHG dranmg exper. Call Rita.. • rv & !\llml Sc·n· Avull n ,1 r h t-t 0 r. pa r t t y Large Bachelor. pvt bch. 2br. S4SO. wkdys Office 260 sq n. Fair view •.. for investments, pay TWOWEF.K Ct.ASS IMJECTIOH , •l'hone~rv.lltdpool ruinhhed SlOO mo. yrly patio. i;:oocl lex:. SlflO + 833-~\~1. eves, wknds SO. LALE Tahoe . dlx. at Warner. S.A. S67.SO bills, vacations, etc? Call NATION·WIDEJOB MOLDIHGFOREM•W ~rnNc•wportRlvrl,C M utal aocld ts1;;.5471 or gas.6464546 5480875 twnhse3 br,2 ba,slps8. mo.645-5111 645·7221 tor a FREE PLACEMENT -1 M8 ()75501 615 3967 S.11' 21197 M-.. Verde,.. __ .. _• 2 Br. Cable TV pool tenn L ri (fl MARKET ANALYSIS & ASSISTANCE Knowledge of lnjectio~ ......, -...vriuu Newport Shores. walk t A I r • ' . uxu ous o ce space. consultation regarding GOOD JOB molding machines SIOO. CoroMdelMar 3122 enclg.ar,reCrig.pool.lm· bearh,ZBR,a vail.June v . rom S/31.991H685 N.B. area. llOO sq ft. 4 yout real estate equity. OPPORTUNITIES ability to supervl1 r,1;i-bach. ;;all util pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac cond. S32S mo. Avail LS. S500 mo. 548-3657 Balboa Isl. s ips 6 J uly rooms. S375 mo. 1527 No obligation for the call. AMERICAN several people. Great Chlld &pet ok.Sm feo now.SJ6.7084or873-6616 S7SO·Aug$900 Lag Bch Mon rovia. Contact Century 21 Westcliff in S. Oranae Co. offer Locator!> S9fl·98SI Bachelor, pool. all util. Woods Cove,~ blk t~ bch 714-645-2114 Realty . IARTEHDERS xlnl be nem a l nclud I -.., a .. ~~·. Pl~ti~~~!upen~f'3~~~ ~i~!!t::!'ree. 631-1713 July 5700; Aug 5850. COSTA MESA M-W-.a......a 5030 SCHOOL qSaJuart~yCblolSnultaea, L.4JtFv"'21r ~ ,tor:.·. ...-673-4S44or 497·WS. ...._._., -.-U Ot E.17thSt .. SA ary.....,.,. a a Y· Bltns, w /w, pool. adlls, /,. ~-""'.. <714>'728-786$ Firepl1c:e.1tudio. PROF.OFFtCES ... •••••••••••••••••••• 834·1960 KEYPUMCH$650 •' no pets. !240. 645·397\ lbr apt wtram rm, lge llv utU pd. SUl5. (sm fee> bfttalsto SINlre 4300 M.ISA VERDE Want 2nd TD. 20lc. 2 yrs Schools Coast To Coast Excellent worklnl eon· .... ~-•-ach 37~0 CORONA OEL MAR rm. utll pd. Sauna, pool, Cal Rentals 631·1713 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4S0-90(). ~-No pts. Sec b)' 70k ds. Univac exper. prel'dL •_.,°'"I''"'... "" J'ac teMis & other facll l lOOOsq. n. Npt Deb equity. 642·9401 Swim Lessons, Pvt. 2 wk Call Rita. , ••n••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. • · •SUNNY 2 Br 1 Ba, n mmedlaleoccupancy course. Your pool or apt TYPIST 1 Sloo Pool. lennJ·s. Some ocean S275. 350 Rivie ra Dr. Udo shops •-a.-h. S37 WANTED.. 5"' S'-' FT Mortw' Trust 675-0240 · Rnchelor. u11lltles Avall&/l .842·5771 .. "" v-..... • ~' To StOO p:iid c11mallfetil & Catalina views. Close yrly. monthly. Util pd. A responsible woman to Handley Really 847-8844 Deedi 503 ---------1 ~ Cat Rentals 63l·l7l3 toshopp111g & fine beach S225. 2 Br. pool, quiet ad.II 673-0343 share condo in San .Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs Wafthd, 7075 Must have good accurat M4 2611 pl .-. 325 J 17th Capistrano with same . .._r............1 R__._. .. ~so LOA % •• .. ••••••••••••••••••. typing, some statiallc · c ·no .,....... St t bch S32S L 1 _. -"""" NS 9 exper. is req'd by top nai Hewporthach 3769 Pl.an llAM eps o · · ge + Will split renl&utilltles. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O Avail. 5/21 Proc. nurse. tlon ally known cp.c ••••••••••••••••••••••• den. more. unt. Small Call after 7 p.m. at <714 > DESK s pace al 1787 Also 2nd TD Loant 494-11541 6 1129. Call until tp --------•JCocY 2 br. Crplc. very nice. Dana roiftt 3126 ree. 645·4900 661·2072. farm. Beautiful N.B. loc, snrs TO HACH pl$37S for single. $400 COU· ....................... * •eo..s.n.n Gttl• ~:.•bee~ ~nl v•1du.n't1nn ! ·on Falttst Termssince 1949 9:30. Great co-worktirs. Oooa e. 64().7030 OC'e VI ba He.cl A ltooo•uh? e• Satttet-MtCJ-Co. COUPLE E ri ed advancement. Coll SalCy. 3 BR. 2 ba house .... S600 an ew. 2 BR, 2 . s.th Logimct 381 To Professionally nnd Beacb. ~ per month. 642-2171 54S.061 I C k H -"r enc SECRET ARY 2BR.l ba .• rum .••.• s:ns 2" a Br apts In choice Si!151lo,yearlY. ••••••••••••••••••••••• """"TRIGHTPERSON Brtngown rumlture.Our 00 I ouse eeper · .._._4r .. •oSJOO We havesummerrcnlals CdM locations.$32$-.$4$0, Agent&44-T383 ,_ u1 t I wi ~·nn receptionist wUl anawer -•y.1.-.p•RTY Houseman. References nu-•' ...,2311 Lind .,. ... q e . ux OWi, ex· '"""---TT·-·-·-.,_, .............. fo .. 0 ..-"' "''"' "' available. Reply c/o 308 Lite secretorial back· v•.r a Soectacular<>ceanvu.Nµ ec: 2 br. 2 b a apt ·ULJVU~nu J -... --r ••J:: Willpaymoreforyour Catsllna Dr .. Newport a ro u nd" bappJ 1 2 bf. 1 ba Dupt, rtpl, car, 2br. 2ba. p r. S340 mo. EJcY•tor to scenic priv. tll't-'4t'C~c:oqrd.,. ~ DaU7PUotof: ce, 2ndT.D.6'2-3573 Beach. 92662 pet'IOftaUt)' foc,.reatPG'. associated e•tk>. new W/W cpta, '1S2·3IOOor•1'lo bch. Party&1ame room Q)~~ W/1"teriordecoratln.lco. dl1lS atove It rtf~o Nr a• u~• total securit)'. Perfect 832-t134Sln~1'71 Coaa llaa-Primeatore Arma•1:111111b/ Summer employment XJnt benefit.I.Call Bila. beach: l300 fi15,.UJI;.. '°"° -•• llvtn.fOrwtnd.retreat fo • wltb Newpoe1 Bl•d h'oa Pl d I wanted for dependable e&.alCAL T SHO ~~~~~~~~~~I · ....................... the adventurous adult. Npt B, 2 strai811t prof meo tqe l300 to 3800 ft· ,.., =• f teena1er . Has llcenae • -•SHARP2br lhba frpl New 2 Br z Ba tplex St ti t 1515/ seek 3fd lo ahue lt lwt • •q. • Lottlifolilld and work experience . F\m Sob for Ol"faallll SW 1"' f w • ""t ,• •, IJ ·, J ""' ... ' ' . , ~ Wat4!rfront, vlew: l ·BR pool, Wllc. bCh. Ad.Ila, no A/C, cpts, drpi. blt.na: -~g 1 m o. w hme. &235 Incl utll, A&t f7M900 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Alto IOme typtna. Me.a penon w/Ute ~pma wbo $1200mo.2BR.S1500mo p e ts . S32S . Lse . g ar. n o pets. suo. mald&IJ'dnr.144.ocMor l.20VlrcinlaPL C.M.lClr50 Lod&Jo.Mt 5300 Vadearea.540.5721,aft enjoys ntln• ••rfetJ. Agent 67S-8181 .!m~.asn~:;4f833..~~W3~---J..::S8M~~13~1~------l'k~riM•ttt 1r...-•-L-..1 64CM190 Sq. ft. Outsl® 1tora1e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4, a.u for Julio. Av•ll•· Xlnt benefits. Oorg .. .,.•l•WJni.---387 sq. n '330. mo REWARD. SlOO for loat ble lull time June 18; ofcs&loe.CaUSalty. CUTF.&COZY CostoMeso 3124 ...... "'910.hac:" 3140 oru..fwMsllecl 3900 Male• non amlcr, to thre 646-t:m · female Wblte Samoyed. part·tlme u ntil mid· ALSO Fli 2 Bdrm on yrly lease. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••,••••••••••••••• w/same. 3 Br 2 Ba, pool. l \'a yrs, no collar, tatoo June. JOBS S37S/m o. ·Wa t erfront SHO ll.,.21o Kld~ le r esp. aln glea THE EXCITING S300 mo. + ~ ulll. NB. lower ato mu b. C114l Homes63H400 NrSo.00. tPlat.,faml· ~lcome. 2 Br. l \ot ba. PA..LMMISAArTS. 759-1830 lri1tolSt/CM 532•21'G call collect ~=.~,i'c:~r~~~ 5 225 2 Bed room ly, no peta 5.45·52St. oew~rpt,drpc,palnt,pvt M1Nt1T8~0NPT Roommate. Male or fem. For1Aa11: NowAvalla· plt-ue hle.aiat forR/B lnsamo FUmlshed Uma.UCoe> • 111-291.9 ~lo 14clndry. Pool, tell'-n __ ., 1._.;BR. No.LalUft&beachhou.e. blo 3000 sq ft prime FOUND· Tennis B.aclet. Honest d e pend able ' Cal Re .~ .... 1 ·-· P _, areu. S300 tnO. »11.a•, -S200 tncl utll 494"'3$1 1pace. Nr CdM Frwy. .., B. p•"..--all t , ... _. -i-...-R' rcn ..... l -' nta.. --in3 i .. Br. elco. AU cpt•d , f1a.t4al l'tommo. •up. Dtatlnctlvelnallaa . •~· -c 0 l!UCli .._.. .. uu •••• a • .._ ~. Utill pc11 Pool, f'J>k llrapes, a-tlo. dt Alben Adults, No~ 1 Yna r lookln.t f'or' aame to Landlapln1 • ·~=· ur, m.-RN, New ZeaJanct ttained ntn,, ~sew. UDL Sm.all 'PlllcttU.Ml-lltM ~ ~ 3ltB&. I ba, lM!Met~Dr. •hr 2br rum •sit. Prk tsw.,..w.UM&l&eUore• Lalt:a..UOW9r ftlf00" Jeek1 nu_ntnc '°'ltlon f GU-4900 F\nd what rov 1t'lot :Ill ==~·~ OBlb~~re~ Npt,NB"70....-., · l.UCll'oa\~l~aUonCaJl die. 1N1e. i.c.t. 11"7 I, wbUe wa,lttQs fOI' Calif. ••C1 v1n-... DaUtPOota ... l&dl.; .._, WaatM1WpT Mr.Wtlcbat7S.1.W ~._:.l'WwlucL =Uon.. Xlat refa. COA..STM. ?- P I l SOM M ll. 4CMHCY 1 J I AOd lt...Build it ... Diaper i t ... Hammer it... Carpet it...Cement it...Wire it. .. Hoe lt ... Clean it...Move it...Press lt. .. Paint lt...Nail it...Plaster it ... Fix It ... SERVICE DIRECTORY tum tt ... Pate .•. pe emo e ,.: Roof lt...Landscape IL.Tiie lt ... Trlm lt ... Sewlt... Haul it ... Add It... Plant It... Alter lt...Learn It ... Architectural Carpet S.,-vlu C...nt/Concrete Gant.nlncJ G.Mral S..-vlces ....................... ······•··········•···•· .................................................................... . 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VALLEY SPAS Factorv Authorlad De11l~1 fur Genco Spus 962 WbO t>l(jq020 lttn'I Rate'l645·3716 ---------1Grocf Masonry ti One man <.'tew, S yrs ei.. t::XP E RT J A I' A:" l.S E •••••!~?••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----110)1 £S.,\DUITIO'S llt".,luec·o ov('1 hlMI. TeleYislon ltepal,. I\ n ti\\ I 1• <; pa i n t I II 1: Ballyilttin9 Sh,1llllJ'>t> & <;team tlt•,111 pera I:' nee pou rang & GAR 0 EN ER 1" r 1: e , •••yr •••••••••••••••••• Color hnghtrw1 \, "hi f1n1,hmg. Sel )Our own l'Slmiates.9t\2·t)ll58 Sldplo.uler, dump lru1·k, 1-·1repl.111•, 1•1.11111-1, Bnck l'um 1 ell' Patio Int l.\l, commHr1al aph & r~s•d~nt1 al. ''all!-). fr~~ e~t. lo\v 1 ,1tc~ •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 586-41192 CANOPY TV SERVICE B.1h~'H t 1ni.:. ;\Jon 1-·11• <"PISIOtn1111lh"11h Ch•oi11 form~. save money. haulrng,l rec"'.?~k'.i.:.rad· slurt 111g Jum• ti. Mal' Irv rm, elm rm, h.111 :,1:, 4!M·1 185 Mo11olng, Edging, Trim· lng,demo,<'lc 1,)l·;i.'l.IO Block Wall!, 11 llQ Pit~ ll:J6 112(1 Plumbinq 1st HATE S ERVICE At Fo1r Pnces 960·1633 Arthtti l'o,"l II"" Ten Av.: r111 ':>750, ('11111 h SIU, -ming, Cleun ups, l'lc. Hcaifln9 675·37KUult ,1 chr SS. Guar t•lrm111a1t• Contractor Reas. Rnte~ &IG ms2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'rt•e E~t · B11,1•l.\•,1ll' ltl·(,, f!'llS. 6'16·l>lbl ····•••••··•·•·•··•···· PA 1 NT 1 N G . X I n I T1'-l'l'alhman !\no\\ ll'di:ca Ult.\ l'.\S CL t:.\ It 1-'.l> .. -'4--pet udor. Cpl rt'JIJ1r 1.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lumps l out•, hr1t•k Di.ly.'C'an·. lit ti ht>me In· yrs t':<r>r . Du worl. LEEM.JARVIS ,.~ alS · Hauhng.mo~lllg,tk..anup Hes/Comm. Jl\',1i:., lit·/ hh.'. Free e:.I. Bond, hr From SI ~'i \lain lrm•" •••••••••••••••.I'••••••• li73-·l9ti7 r ro m S l I .:? 5. " ,1 t t' r CERAMIC TILE. '.'lew 01 1 ... 7 It ·'di · R di h .. 5 -r erYIC&s S71up. Trccwork. ltea~. a .. ,i:.111 )I"• ~..asrates, mysetr.Hcfs5;11111111 Au ls, m 'g, ri>o· ••••••••••••••••••••••• f f 2 ... 97 bon d . Uuh 7JO·lJJ54 call t;.!:! 7k 11 ,J 11\ time Ph 962·3200, Lil' 317856 u~t · rel> t·~t ~I . .,., ~2·9144 ----------1 hcateri. from ~.11.2:; rtmodt1I. Fr eat. sml jobs Garbage ll1i.pt1•;id:. 111 wclcome536·2·126 11rt ~ ~t:illecl from ~11 :!:i Brighten up the House! -Ci1ngham Carpd t'h•a1wrs HANDYMAN lh>ml!s & ------ Cabinet Makin9 SIO a room. ;iny ~11t·. J:'o1 SectricaJ Apt s. Consc1cnt iou s llAlll.l~G. Odd J obs. Paintinq/Pa~rlng Norm's l'a1wrha n1t1ng i\11 kinds fr,.,. l.'st St at<' lit• :i:lll!IK6. 835·3'i'05 ctr Iii" 1~lkO l'lumbrng rep111r!., i T,.... S..-vlct ••••••••••••••••••••••• into 645 !>12:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• craftsman Ph~ t>45·03U2 La\Y !\lU(it·nt needs \vork ••••••••••••••••••••••• da\S. anvt1mt1an\ pl,11.'t' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'r·e~ rsts 751 f,H I:! ur Re movals. trlmmlnit Form11.1 & 1:1•n I L';lr~n -ELECTRICAL SERVICE . , J1m~W 5X.)4 1-:XC!.~T l'i\l;>;Tl~l; lry F1111 .. h1ng. Avail CotH'in9 Ct\LLSSlS hr,&SMALL w,EDO lrl\LL. ~ee'.''1 Jntr&l::xtr.ltL·as. 751-6968 prunlnc. free est. Lir ti \\kµd-., tr l'"'"' M..ark ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOBS842·8233 Cont r~lc, 1>a111t ~. JIALll.l~l;. Odil Jobs. Fr"e··~t r,10 ?_7nr., l"f'"'.n i.J"l~•1 .. i)7'1"7'' plumb.:. carpcntt'r. l..aw~tudl•ntnccd:,work ' -~0 >r. WORK GUARA '\TEED ---1-\Jlly in1.ured. 642·262·t Jnll'nor/E'.\tr Fn.•.-HO'.\IES \\'EltS. 1'1111111) -----·-~ \nv orr.1,.11111 •ll' IU'>l ihn FenclncJ rool 'g, ~lass. olectr1c.il, Jim 1~11.;>l'.!.'H t•Jt11nC"I·~ t ·u lu111 111.11l, ~'.\'r1.!;::N~ 5~~ ~1,~; .. '\.\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tree rcnlo\~al. f:t.trhJJ.:t.' ----- L''I .!.>) ..,, l'Xflr hi:! OJ!fi in~ & lll';1t111~. Fi 1•1• 1·~1 . Chu<"k'c; Tree Svs. Palm-.. 5:111 hr 1111111':.l & , 1•h..1f•I · ohves trimmed. thinnc1I lur lo.11111. h.11h ~.11 ill AR~IOR P'ENCECO. dro;p. 111..11 Ille. ltll•, Housecleonin9 '\e\\ or rcmudrl i-'1t.'l C T A ti Cham Link & Gatl!l>, free carptg . "lt't'n'I & ht·.1t ••••••••••••••••••••••• USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT .. SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call •P;.11nt111g l'apL·r•ni:• :-t•nu·p Holt\, \btnh~ pruned. remo,·ed .. lntenor t::xter1or.. OK 847·0J83or7~1 .u.·,11 ~·!1229atl 5 l''.il. E•er11ng 1;;,, 3175 ei inqs, cous c e:-.timates. •93-0320 in~ .. ~·n I: Ora nee <:ty Want a HEALLY CLEAr..; -- - -••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.?yrs 7\ I. h3'i 65!):, JIOL'St-:., Call Gingham Lac22539dlnsrd Guar ---Call Harm 6-12·-iSSS Remodel & bpolr Window Cltanl1t9 Catpenter l:ronomy ,\c·ouslics Qual Gordeninq Girl Frt>eests,615 5123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'e1l1nj.!,~ nt•\\ or 1 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Go1nJ,! on cxtl•nth.·d lnp., ----------1 ........... '...... . . . . . . ..................... . ' Skylights, shdlng doors. SP.\RKLE CLEA:-.il'.'IG lndust /Home Repair ~I'~ ..ay, tt·pau -.., Ci t'l' t'!>t Reliable Expr Japanese !\l Id d I c :q: t' d b 115 1 t'*pt"nln. plumbing. 536·1800 Gardenn. Rea:,onable nessman '"II hab)!>lt I lou..,c & window cleaning. Good rates & ref:). Ask for · Il1g L)nn" 536-1711 HOTICE how Daily Pilot Class· ifacil ads di~pl:iy their messai;l·~ w11h ll'~1h1ht) Jnil 1mpar1? Our Jds. \\ c a!'I! proud lo :,..ay. really get results. Phone G.12 567!! w1ndo" s. pallo <"o\ l'I.:; W111dows our speduhy ,,OO<J decks. Qua• 1 ~ on Free est NOW 6-Ul·6103 1·cr ..an111· Ill • ~ 1n 5560 pncl':-. Free est. ~5·5230 >our hou!>e & yard ''hill' ' Cenwnt/Conc:rete ;\hkt' waiting for hts ne" h1111ll' h Ph evenings 61:! liill I tJrt'. Ken People who need People Thut 's whallhe · DAJLY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY Is all about! Car pc•nlry, any 1~111· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tobeblt.Ava11 3.Jmos !'and. tloflrs. etc. Abo Cement "orlo. of all k1mb \\'EEDI"\G·Cl.EANUPS Xlnl ref's upon requt--.1 llOUSEK EEPl~G per day, G ) r-. e'.\per1ence Call Carol 518.::!0-19. &16 6.)(12 642·5678 bt. 32~ Classified Ads st'll big 111.'llh. :,m:ill items or ;111) II em. 6 l'.!·5G7H Comm I Ill l">I 5 l!l 27 111 nca5 rates-Free t''>l '> Wet·!. I> Ma 1ntcnanrt" I'll· S 16 6690 bus1 nc::.s :1 rt ~ 7:SO·S.lllS i:ill 641~:> F'tce e'l t>-12·\1\107 hrs. --------- ---------• ,\ (.' l' 0 l' :'\ T \ \, I I· 11 I I l-________ _ BEAUTICIAN 75% I•---------Dt·:.'iK Cl.EHi'.\ l»\fwr'tl r:\1·1 ~•·<'' F\1'1·Sl'•') GUARDS JANITORS Accountin9 Clerk \\ 111 ll!>!il!ol ~UP• !JI ro~I .ind mv ronl I np111 d.11.1 In c11111p1111•r lt'rm111.d. l \'('On1 ilt• lfl\ L'nlclr.)I 11' porl-.. p1 t p.1n C'111l 111 1·h.tr1.1• 11, .. ,,,.,1·1•p1•1 part flllh' :.! Ill' I tin-. lh'I' \\lo. lll·\lltll.• 'dit.'tJllll' 1'1 1.'ll'I ot<f10lllltlng tlt1~fl1 l-' CU (.'I' \ 111 :! t o :i yrs •·11w•..1l1·nl 1•\111•r lrwlwl 1111! IL'llfl'll lJt'l'~Olli l. ill t•lll M<IOO, a'>k f111 I "" :..tie Jlllll'n.d., :llti-.t knm• .\llmin As~l \d1111n .h~t 111 ~ey .11hlt•1. II I} 11111.:. Feel Challenged? \\c.if.k111~ kno" lcJ.:e of Ft't' l'.11d Hu:,> s \ (·o 1<\Jl'puler terminal"'" t1,11n 'tompl.•tdv" hdpful Acct .111d or inv \\ , •Ill" ~·nod wu 1·1 111JI • 11111. 1''P des1rcll Exe skill" l.<>ls & I.oh of l1<·nef1h inrlud1· l \H•t"k put.111· rnnl:.at! will k<'•'P \,fc .• 11tqr 6 mn ... :in<! 11 )011 lc'l'im.: ll1\l).:01·.111•d p./?d h11l11lol\S 1.rouµ ms \b .. l-\•1• Jobs ('p1111nl ~1.itbd.1teufh1n· C:.11. ,., f:m1,lon11<·nl ... \J:,·11 \ '; .. x·,u; DOCUMEMTOR of \1l1ln·:.~11~ 1.1ph I :\111111 l.!1 .q1ll " ;!'•.!I " l>.11111 l•·I S,1i'\ta \11 1 , 11 ; If, 1.i~ .l::t111.tl < lpp111 t1111H'r I 111pl111 ,., \I lo' \fllou111111.: SR. GENERAL CLERK ,\II\ t•rt 1'1ng PRODUCTION PERSON & ART ASSIST . \111._I h,I\ I' I \I" I I ll I \ pt• ·'111'1'111 ~: 1\. fll 1111111 I Ii): d~·Jn 11111..,ltc•tf .111 .. ,,,,,.,. d1°•ll!I\ .1111111\ Ii I 1111 l'll':l)l' ndt 1111 .111 .lfll•I Tl11· l 1111\ I< 111'1'1' I 111· . .. 11111.1.11 ~ ;1·.~ l"r L1urla I) ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS E'.\nll1·nt opport unit v ! n r 1· I, t' l r o 111 c a " :>l'mhh-r' \\Ith 6 month ... e'p('r1t'11C'e soldenni: nn p1 inh'd l'lfCUtl boards \\ e offrr exct'lll'nl com panv bent'frls ao<l mocl1·rn 11oork1ni; C"ond1 tion-. 1111 lu1llng rarpt 11•<1 ac;:,1·mhl\ 11001~ Jnd p11>t·d 111 mu,.,1 c "Join A leader" \ppl\ In f'l'r~nn MSI DATA CORPORATION .l 111 Fi'1·h1·r ,\ \ t· ('11 ... 1,1 \le· ;i \'a 921t27 <711 l .tl't hll5 Exdu~1' 1· 111\'n ' ~.d1111, :-; 11111H :!ilt, &>11utv. Mamrun'l want· l'll lnr 1-;1 '11110 ';11•111 K.'17 4i-l3 El.W'll..kct•p<>r, full th 11 l.!l' 1h1u trial b:ilanl'l' \lu.,1 t1<• i.:00'1 typ1'I Grrl\\UI).: n1 nr 11 <.: 1\1rro11 <'.Ill ;:.1 I Iii.! or !'it'nd n• ... um•· 111 l'O Uox 7250. !\pl lkh. ~~~~13 CORRESPONDENCE 1111 :\Cl< ~.,in 1 ·11•1111·1111· RIGHT ARM SECRET ARY Inn. Call 492·litu3 a:.k tor To Presldeni • Exrellrnt oppor. fnr in Ru•k J::lhotl. SOO F1'l' Paid. If you are div \\ 1 ... h111g tu :.tdl'Jlll'I.' r••,11h11i.: th" ad coni.1der 1n10 "ord pr•H·e:,,.,mg. Dick Churches 101111 h:.mlle all meet m g ·1 vw 1,:, "pm h.11ullc Restaurant & tr aH·I ,1rrangernents. t r .1 n ... c r 1 p 1 i o n ,v, 'frcl11w-.11 si..111 ... musl be :>l.llhttt..il 1~ pin~. c.;oo<I Fry Cook · ,11 1lw1r ht•'t "Will help r11mmu111c:it111n .. ~alb 111 '\u('\lk.'r neC't'-.:.arv a-.s1 ... t 111 ('l"l.':.tti\'e pro· clt11lin~ gr..1mm.1r. ~Pl 11 :.'tWi Npt lll•d. C. \1. JL'l1'i fur this' L'rY unique mg, l'thtmg & pundu..a. l b11S11w" 111 '.'\ B Al&o Fee t ron Will train to operate Dir. Of Nurs nq Jobs <'Jll Cnnt rol Career m., de r n. ht g h I Y For ~:'\I-•. Contact Ad Empl11\ mcnl Agency. h d min1!>trator. Garficlmc. Janiloraul Call 546·?274. ore hr'> 111 2. SUPERVISOR * Closed\\ e<lnesdavc; E 1 1 ------· --xper'd pit me. rvtne Ht\I RDRESSl-:H. op· area Call tor appl portunaly for :? span·s 7.1'.!·i:.'!l:!. avail. Good loc. l'lc•J:-anl ---------- !lurroundtng'> A Tr end ~dy live in S<l/wk. Clean· Shop specialwng 111 hair 1ng, la undry. babysit cuts. t;.i0-2050 ch1ltl. Bal Pen. 644·2323 sop •slicate t'quipment. c" n, I( o,, p ; 7 l! 1 -------1 l la1r Stylist Wanted for LAND PLANNER fllllll\KEEPER. lull Cafl644-3389 1;arf1eld ,\H'. fill E\etut1,e Secretary-be!il Newpor t Cenlcr Exper'd w/mgmt sklll6 r h;i rge I hru ri nan• i .11 '1 \\I ·111 '\'.OO:'I. Ml !>toil 5l'V<'ral c1,,, . .., per Wt'{'k or lorallon. Some follm• 111~. Professional. Outstand· t,1tt•menl lor prn THEIRVINECO. F iT :'llusth..a\C&oodlop t op commis ... 1011 . 1ng oppor. Apply In f1·"111nal off1C1' 111·•11 5"''"''"portCtrDr DISTRIBUTOR. P 11mt ~killc,lor l'residt"ntnfco. li l0·78'10. Tuesday thru person w /resume. Mr. Oi ,llH!i' Ct v \ 1 rpur I '1·.-port Beath Earn up lo SI l:!:l l"'r mo lh.~unll.' to. Plaza. 2082 Saturday Fm•ntt'•,, n obl•rt. Bein. 1-.\JI 111 publrc ;nT1111111 t~ual Opror Employer ~lalurL' 63'1 61:!:1 ~Ill h l'I c;o 11 • !'\ 0 :! l:?, HANDY MA..,. Wilham l"rost & Assoc .. 1111! f~r':' iJ~..r. ~ala a' ___ Domcstu.·/~ec·, lur \uuni.: ln·uw. !l:?il.'i 752 02.14 l'roless1onal Environ "l>•'n ',;._. ---• t T •1 11 f bach. l'vnciall\t' 1.1,1. 111 1-'or lite motel w11rk . menial Engineers & IO ~ I:-, l t•lp, em. " G1•1wral Olf11'l" ;\h1sl hkc G1~1d oppor for n•lir<'d Planners. 1-101 Quail St, l"l..11111 ..,1.,. l'l,11111 .. .,.., 11 1 11,1\ & l'\I' .. \p11lv. :\tu ... 1 rarl• for l .. 11.: h1111ll' ,_ (I ,.. __ ., S V E Y to 1.1 pt• a< 1" '"''IU . person. Apply m p1:r ... un N ll ARI T "''"' ll11rg, rs. l!l~J \\' Wth JlU111rm P 1 ·1" ) 'I.di'' n•mlu1 tahk small ofc, onlv. Costa ~lesa Inn, -·-------- '\'.11"ihu11h,1nd S1,<'o:>ta~l1.·"u 1111'.\" g11ml rn.1 111111 i"\pt lllh c \I .Ht''-' 1·.111 :J:!ll:illarbor lll\'il.C~l l.EGALSECnETARY 1"1••' 11,1111 " I< 1 n tl1• -----1 !1;,.-;.15so l\lr. Kane. ht:I :i& :'>pm. -Nl'wport Firm, exp pre· < 11r..11c-cl II\ 111tl•1 d1· i·uuntl'r help 11·1· eream 1.1;; ~~ilO HOSTESS f'cl Ei..cellcnt typing. no "'"n"1 111•1·.I , ·.h.1111, .1111 11a 1 lo1 · I0 :3 0am -DRIVERS t rth nd Call for \ppt "' " Ex per ne<.'essary. over s io a . / l11t111us p1•r"'" c;1H>1l 11p 'st·1~.1Urptmw. onrokex,.mp.mn•~dr .. 2 Drivers. lntl'rvicwing Gl-:l'\EH \I. off1ct• ptl 21. full time. Apply in blwn 101\M & 12 noon. 1111t "1l11h t1I room lor ' 11,,1,H'\.'O 1 1 11 111 Com ncetll'd 111 Costa Mesa L h · 752 2518 r11rl'l'r ;111\·,11111•tnl'n1. 9!''39571 Ft•dt•r:tll.0 1Nlitt...ninnAI'· person:C ~ t arri~2 --·-------- trnl Carl.'l'r l·.mpluyml'lll net•(ls. h~ntl\\,1~h1·rs. mt'n ""rson 81 ll11v r ... V\'I M t-'J:! 1111111 t>t:>-6i00 "' Abo Fl't' .11111 .. (';ill Con Custom cll'la1h11g shop ~·1~~;11·~1~~1','t l'.~'i',~1tl~11:·1; i•tng ··~pt·r lll'l'. u \20550 ~~:npcohrt ii1~d~1~.'n : ixErGr/\.LnSbEl':.c,~Eh~~~I~ l 1'.qu.11 ()11""rtu1111.v \•"'n<'' cu: 1«".)0 u ,.., -----1--· --·------~ "ir orr1cr Call Mary. Cr edit Deportment ,.,.... '"' · ·"""' "" "llh hntli'r l''I" in.,1dc Rolls·Ront'. 11:\1\\',. 1~11 E " Employer :\I • r · GEHERAL OFFIC HOUSECLEA1Jli....1G _1_1.i_-644_-4_2_12 ___ _ \.t .. ·rt .. 111,.t '-I' 11 • ~.1 1. ~ i----------iClerical. ~l·n 1 ofl' & illl' 1l\•1.11l1•r, ;·,1 \33_7 ___ 1 J amboree H<.I. Nf'11p111t """'n I I I I I I• 1 \ B0 ~t·h sh .. 1> 1r1 11 POSITION \\'omen '"a11ted lo \\'Ork LEGAL SECRETARY I ' un•I .11111 . .,, .. .,. 11 ·''"''·''" • '' ''"c 11 •· k 11 n 1• I " 1 '" • • '' ' 1 " ' 1 " 01.'lt"'' \ ,I(, t~ld 1obs. 4!0 s kl Open with gro\\ ing 111m1111d1.1I• "'"'""' ,., ... 1.11 11·11111,lt•ll !L' h">•·ml>ll'r,f•illll!hlmlc blllr •dC\'elo1w1 Ills\ hi"o\\t'l" ..;;1Hlhr _1_c_c_.__ et1r1~t manur. Mu&t be for Janice's Raggedy Sm business Litig ation 1 .. 1 a !'>•111111 1,,,,,.1,11~1on.1ll1.1d111 11111 "'·" ._ f-\lll111n""nll '" E,1st s.,·11Ano11 111111 .. 1•,·11•1\ Ann housecleaning "''rm ' "'•\0 portCenter · ' .. ,.. " Iii, 1111:> lJ Ill V £ R \\ \' f I U t''.\""'r'd in clerical skills r I m ,,c • 1 1, ri. 111 1111r 1'1 • olt1 11111,111 • •it 11:1>1. '••1'" l.' \I 179·8600 l'11. I' .. 'lli' 'ltiO for .111 ----r ,... service. Start S2 SO hr. k pe 'd Legal· __ -----" v v Scmr r<'llrt'd ).:1•11\h•m.in 1\µply in person see s ex r ll•fi,111 110111 I <1oclll.01,.., \I I 171 '' ,._ _________ , plrt-.111110 DL'll\11,·:'-<Cal ap111·.1r to dr1\•• mt• my car C"•IOm\·•eaveCarpcls ~-f,\5~.65531.103.TuesthruFn. Secretary or trarnee. hrn11!1h1\1' 111 • 11•111 .. '' . p m.1 1\11.1 •I "I "' '·•• -----• ~ • " 1 ... 111,11,, 111 ,11 1011111111 1 1 t 1 1 1 \I 1111r" 1111 CLERICAL <;uull tranlop. net:I'~' '\1•\\1>0rl Uc.ich area lo llW30PacifirSI l\Just have xlnt s kills fnl 1.1, 111 1,,"', du1c• •·• 1• lrr•·cl 1,1 • ,..,i, AT EASE \hn ~l hr + mtkJ~c \11.1h!'11n d.11lv. \all i'ountam Valley ----------1 Call Llndaat640·6960 '•.:hl Shdt I x1111 l'honcii2·Ul2ti ?i'.!0740 da)s. blU2U78 -----HOUS"'"EEPER 11111 11rof111t•nl\ 111 I\ p 1----------1 Fashion Island hl'lpful, hut \\ 1111111-tu -G~ERAL OFFfCE '"" Liquor Store Clerk. re 1•.111olllfl.1 \ 1'11r1111.1• Mewporthach 11,11111esp1ncl1v .Joh re n.•nt:il 1\._ .. ,.,, fh.11r<.1de C\t'" P:rrt·tim c. Need tired man p /t1me. ~~ t II ASSEMBLERS f I 1· T t I t,.. · lntl·r<'-.ttng pos. answer· • "~pc111sible Ind"'· to Gourmnt store. Apply. "'"'' m.1 '""' .1 I la'< .1 r11·1·tl fur .111 i• irl\ 'I" lt'llrt· .111111 uc '" I' 11· a (',1< " mos l''.\P DRIVER d l . b "' ' ('tlh\ I• 11 \lll,ill l';t I dll °il•lll 1 \I 'Iii •, HYLAMD f!4BORA TORIES JI :t:1tHI I h l.11101 \\" (\..,! I :'If l'~U (.,I !l'.!l•~I; Eq11 d I'"""' I 111111 v I \1111111.111\•' \1 IHlll I 111plll\t'I nr ACCOUNTANT /JR TRAl...,EE I 1'1111! &: ,h,.,rl !t·rm .i '1i:nrncnh llol1dJv ~ '1r.1l1on pa' II nU AU'f' 11¥r:IVC.•h 3848 Campus Or 546-4741 I \1 r~-. F1n111 I ls 1t11t1· I " \111• •I I I fqu.il l)p1w•r ~ 111pl0 11 • 1 , I \I I L ... II f\ u1. ·1· 1 IOJ: i.tu en mqu1r1es y rlt•an model :1ptc; & Pia• .. Verde Liquor.1525 r1>1 in•.-l••r m '''"' ,,,,,I.; Ill~'"' 111 "''' 111 ""r" .-..>mr .. at " t,. ' 11. I R . l rl • .... iw• 1 .,11.t, ,\ 111•11.., 11 ._ -"Jll "' 111mp.11 l rar for mai eq 5 ma urc JU ~· dubhouse in apt com· Mesa Ve rde Or. East, rn.11111 111 111 11· """'L \l..., 111.,11,.111111 "'""11 Lll-:"l:T \I. H ECEI" l-.1rl\ 1\ ~I. hom1• lit" mi·nl.good memory, de· ph's. Flexib~e hrs. Mon C ~t. h1 ''' I if 1111 I' 'I d (o;l.1nil lh ' .11' ' I .to 'l lll'\1..,1' l"\per'd, for llH•ry of I. .. \ TDI ES. tail ability. typing 45+ lhru Fri. ----------8'l01111011~lo11th1u1"11 Callart51>m,t;.i1.n1;11 qu,1hty ir1o\\11 & bridge !\lust lrH! m Ill\ or Fin wpm. Customer scrv. Ca11644·3389 LoanClosln9Supv dai o(r. ;\Jany hcneflls. NB. Valley urf'J only. Call background very helpful. 9i\M 'ti1Noon capacity. Must be Please Call CLERK t'\111/l'art t1mf>. C"<11l 1>l t·!l'.~I \. 893-2706 anyllml" Apply, National Systems THE IRVIME CO. familiar w/(unding, in· 644-5070 Pnl'ltmg of(' .. La~. 11111-----Corp.4361 RirchSt, N.B. I g hi ing 1~~-~~~~~~~I Cnr Mu~llon P k"v & DF.NTAt. DRIVERS (Nl'ar OC Airport> 550Newport ClrDr sFul .. r nV. s& CPP • 1: RECEPTIO~IST E O E Newport Beach ~A I A on v -I.ake 'orcst Ur.. · · H oust'hold rurnil u r l.' · · E IO E I FN'.\1A &GNMA.Salary Auto )h•1·ha n1c. hrakr<. R :10.sPM 83().-0890 :\10(11'.'rn orthodontic ore. moving en. located Ill E l _G_E_.,.._E_R_A_L_O_F_F_l_C_E--1 4q ua ppor mp oycr commensurate w /abill· fr1111t 1•1111 (.lu1d• 'l'rv -rnl" dynamic. 111tel11gent Toro wanls clrivers w II "" ty. Re~ume to PO Box I.II•· mot!'lr rrpJir ~mo11 COCKTAIL re<'l'PI. Expt·r pref. non· y r ex per. w /comm 'I P /llmc. Vaned duties in· ----------1 :MOO. C.M. 92626 or con· 111· '~"H .. 'lOO rer wk ,; WAITRESS i.mok1•r. 412 day-; per wk. moving ro. Call 830 l~t:!6. elude typing & filing. 4 Housekeeper for night tact David Connelly. Ua\~ l'rt v:n· ln&ur. Jl1uq he pleasant.--------llrspcrdoy.flexlble.Ap· shift 11·7 in "uest home, Lrarn in 40 hr\ lh1• mn"t h f I & " 549·8871 hrn•· 1111\\ 11•'s Aul!l I 1 (<'.n••~t1·r11"11'· like people. ELECTRONICS ply National Systems C.l\t.&16·6716. \'t>nl••r i.11.Xl<.QI t\'.t't rni::. J.t amnuruus. ... Corp,4:J61B1rch St,N.B. ----h11(hly µ..auJ profl•.,c; Day HELP <Near OC Airport 1 Housekeeper live in, nice ,\11lt11'1lll I\ I' I'~ It I" il I I I I II 11 h ;\f/w pt11 l f\, 1 h I 111· In' l •I ~,.,I. 111d i\ 1du.1I " I f\ \ 11 I' I! I ,. c I I I I '1111 \,I l~flf t'\ Ill' I l'.111111.11·~ In loo·l .1rh Wh.t1e\••rlhl' F.irl llnll 'rm 111 I I hr m.crkt•l With ,I (.'l.l'11(wtl \d -NI'\\ lh'l.1d ~hnp nerd~ or eve St'~'11'"' 1'1.IC'l .. Ofntal ofe mgrwantedfor EOE lady for nice family. 3 mentao;s1st <iood1ult11p· i::rnw1nl! practice in We ::ire ~rowing so fac;t · -·-·-------children. Room/· LOAM por. lrv111(.'. ~lust be bright. lhal we need YOU if you GENERAL OFFICE Brd/Salary. Spanish ok. COUNSELOR "~81 ,u ------ \\Mil '" n.• .. ult--i;1 • ·,, j)( . -IEEK & FIND• t ull So"'• .. 12 ;,;,;11 SAWS E 8 A I T C Y K E U l A R Y A 0 f C L 0 C X r R I C Z C A N C R 0 S S D H 0 A 0 H B W E 0 R Q W I X L M R C T P H H H C B G R X 0 I B A R Z S A H E U Y £ L A W P V E P U S H P U L L P N S Q P N S C R 0 L L H G C Y 0 A U S 0 0 K 0 £ T 8 ~ D U I R C U T H A C Z I C W U 0 SQ ITC K(S AW S/W RR KT r E 0 I Y 0 H N E C J L M G 0 l I U C G K P S R N C Y X W 8 U D N L 0 C P I 0 N U T W 0 H A N D E D K I A S N L A C K < S N U 0 T 0 S L A J C P S M A J f 0 0 ,L I L VA CG C EVN 0 QR I K HP W H E S H A P T A R Y R C M 8 N H 0 W T t LWOHTINWICPZZ ROLCLY fnl\fucllon~ lloti<ltrl word• below •l>Pe•• forword, beclc· w11d, up, dnwn 01 !11•oontllv. f inti eoch end bo• it In, • Band Coping Crosscut Hack Chain Keyhole ' Scroll Friction Push-Pull ::' ' R1p Circular Two-Handed Tonorrow: Vice Presidents s@~~1'A-~t,zrs· [!ial Intriguing Worrl Game with a Cltudlt ( 1•14 "' Q.&Y ._ POUAN ------ ... _._ """" ol .... ...... ot......t.i.d wds ... -AtDw lo f..,. low '"'"'" -d• l__ ,lt:--r-T_Ar-H-.....Y __ Ar-P--..--1 l: I I 11 I I "f~:_,,_R ..... o_c .. u_s..__.I i -I I I I' . I ~,,.-.,.,,!:--rll_E....,1,_o_Yl.--fl l llk• puni? Try. thlt Cfl91 . • • . . . Did you hatr •bout the poor cll~p who r•n right through • ~r--Y-A-N~T""'[-....1-..... f Kroen dOol? He -h"':::'· , I I I' I I e c_ .... n.. ,l\w\ .. ~ • • • . . . b, M."9 .., fll. .,.ulfta """'" -4-lo!> ''°"' ......... ' belooo. • ~:~;.r:a~~m r r r r r r r r J UN .IQl ANS WU .. ht Ip Tnp \\,1,:h p.11 I t 11 •inr ~1·.1m .. 1, 1·n.: Jl.11nl1'rs, hul h-r' & po1t ... ht'r1. up h<thlL'I v ,.,h,1mp1111rr,, rttrrk 11111. 1111 k up ~ dt' Cati 714 /751-9194 ~H motivated. capable. fit any of thest' dii.cri1>-ld<'al "orkin" conds in 979·8025 So Calli. ('ni·ktnil Assi!'tlrng exp. helpful tions&wanttogroww1th 11 f T "i g f'I' We are seeklngacollege us: sma o c. YP n • 1 ing. HOUSa<EEPER graduate whos e back· Waltrt>~se"· Int·, 11!1:!2 Salaryopen.llrs 7·3. ph o n e co nta ct ground Includes real ~ky Park Ill. ~le <.;, 75:!·75SG ENG TECH w /customers. Some Ll\'C·tnorout,JrvCamily e'.'ltate or lending ex· 11\41\' '""" .11 lrvint'. Ca 9271 I C bl r I Id' d figure work. H.B. area. nds Cull care for elderly pen"nce. Dut1·e·11 wlll a·n· o" n t a I n e c e p t & apa e o iu1 mg, e-1 1· 1 ... 1 · ... 'h I F. bugging '· t"stlng 847·3.'i(..l. 13 ian a .. yconva cscmg elude soUciting and pro· ~l>~I l l.11 hur Ill. t \I •4.t 111 111 \ut o 1'..11 '' l>Plivrrv 1>1 l\l'r, l•·m.11'. 111u,1 ha\1 .1o!•1twl 1l1111th rc•ronl & 1.., 1h-p••ntl.rhh' "nrkc.or .\ppl \ 1\1 .11 on 1\ ut o 1'~1rl>1, 4KO :-.. '\ewport Uh!l, :--; B ~>Ill 1 l:lJ COLLEGE KIDS Work tt'mporarv ::is<.ii::n· m<'nls dunng thr Sum mrr break. Hei;1~tc:r Now! l a1rc;1c e asst. .xper "' ' from broken hip ~tusl be ne1l'c;c;ary. Costa !\lesa. sophi.stiu1tcd solid slate General ore w/some radio hone!lt. r el, & able. Ital cesslng routine loans In· 557 !J!llll dlg1 lal & lincJr elec djspalth t>i..p. P/T. Apply or Span wt'lcomc. Ci.Ill volvlng s ingle family ----------• tromc circuit-;. residences. Wiii also es· Dental Rccepl. full or part at H<-n \\';irncr·s Garage. S.5!l 4 l67 an 7pm. Stst in meeting loan pro· lrmr. exl benefits. No DESIGNER _4_1o_w_._SthSt .S.A. IMMEDIATE duct1on quotas and Sal 1!.12 thl'i7 & &14-211!! DRAFTER. c;.n. Office to $800 OPENING broncll objectives. Typ· • 1· In~ ability required. DE;>.'TAl~·Girl Friday for E l rct rn· mer ha n ic:i I 100'< het' lo app 1canl. Showroom sales pos1t1on Plesse contact Ronald Orthodontic OHicc. J:ood packai:ini: of d1~1tal & You will work in one oC open for young, ag. Rohrer&M-5300 typr-.t. full lime 5-IR·22"Jl I 1 n e ri r h q~ h pow c r the lovollest areas in gressive person in \0<1ta transitor circuits. N.B. A specta cular view Mesa ahowroom of Ab· GL~DALE FEDERAL & an exceptional oppor. bey Rents Furniture. SAVINGS B:ihv~rlt~r. 2 hoys, vie Dental receptionist Aji?lll'S Smith Sehl, II u. fiO~ off ice • w ,cxp. nusy orrlce. 0 536 :!JSO eves. 536·79116 Salary open. G42·88l4 Good benefits. E. · E. msg 0 overload DECC . DENTAL ASST.-One yr Bankin" SS7·006 I exper w/some expanded IRVlNE PROOF OPERATOR :172.1 Birch s t NB dul ies. Req 'd for pro·1 ____ 54_6·_47_3_1 ___ 1 FfLE CLERK ' . gressive H.B. ofc, 4 days. EL~TRICIANS Irvlne National Bink fal opn. 962·5545 & HELPERS Contact Bob Creighton Residential ex per. req . 83.1-3700. E.O.K COOK Dental assist. Sharp, ex· Top pay. Apply 8 11AM p'd RDA & X-ray, lie. or l-4PM. 177!il Skypark pref'd. Nr So. oast Plaza. Circle, Suite "D". lrvlnc. 540-3838 Banking Rreakfast Shaft. Good Tol<ai Bank in Newporl pay & benefits.. will be yours. Your boss Liber a I co m pan y lOO Newport Center Dr needs you to coordinate benefits & good atartinC Newport Beocb, ca Info. for busy rield reps & sa I a ry. Ca 11 Donn a. """'l.lal Opportunity home ore. You will de· 645·4772 between 10 & ..,... legate duties & follow up 6:30. ~~~Eln~~p~lo~&~e~r~~~ tocompletlon.Goodtyp· Equal opportunity - ing. Co. r aid benefits. Employer 1--------- C all Ab ga it Abbot LOAM Personnel Agency, 415001---------i C amp us Dr. N . B. IHSPICTORJExprd COUNSELOR 557-6122. Machined & bench as-Requires real estate or S<'mbled components. l ending experience. GUARDS Must b~ able to read College preferred. Will D£11t.1'1".t.iL ELECTRICIANS blueprints1drawln1s & &oliclt and process '""'A: & HELPERS NUDED IMMED. perform 1st artlclts. Call routine single family re- Beach has an 1mmed1ate Apply, J olly Roger opening for an exper'd 400S. Coast Hwy i'i o I e T c 11 e r . :< I n t La1tuna Beach Chalrslde assist. Expr'd. lnduslnal & Comm<'rcia Join a pro1r~sllive, fost 540.7639 for oppt. E.0 .1::. 1idence loons. Typlng re· NwptBch.Sdaywk,8:30 <'Xper.re<i.Apply8·11AM growing <'O. w/unllmitedl _________ quired. Cotltaet Ronald benefits. Please ca111----------1 646-il2l COOK to 5:30. Paid vac, med or 1-4PM. 177~1 Skypark advancement. Mus t be Rohrer644·5300 Banking •--.,_ """1 mature & resp. 8 Hrs INSTALLER TRAINJo:E GLE ... 'DAl.E FEDERAL "'-'d I t bl' h _u_;..13r .... _ ..... _,,..., ______ 1 Circle.Suite "O". lrvmc. r 'nd 1· ti t rt ,, .. ESCROW SECY c..i<J>Cr m rg es a i.S • p aid lra1n1n1t if you or wi ow m ng. s n SAVINGS For our Bayside le Lag merit rorpreparln& quan· Dental Oral SuTgery As· ENGINEERING qua.11ry +other benefits. sz.so hr. ral1e1 to s.i 50 JOO Newport Center Dr Sch orfices. Min 6 mo's lily meals. slst. EJQ)Or'd. Some Sats. DRAFTSMAN hr. within l yr. over 21. Ntwpdrt Beach. Ca UdoConv.Centtr Sal optn. 963·'1139 or tall & neat. expe EqualOpportunity cx'LoAH SERV CUC lSSS ~~~·NB 751·9134 af\ e & wknds. ~;·.dTe~~~e~~~~:: • bdplut, 644~ Employer 1 For our N.8. olc. Gen'l OEMTALASSISJ. ply in person w /work INWRAHClCLK ort' & typing exper. Call COOK/Expr'd. Broiler Chalrsld•. Exper'd or samples. Robert. Bein. Mortga1e tlhn netds In· · LO ... SHVICI l\trs. Conners at 642·4000 and all meals. Apply In school·Xra)'Uc.MG-3000. WllUam FrO!lt & Assoc. Security & lndu.strtal div. w/lttt int1ur. bnck· COUMSllOl or npply at: person. aft 3: 30 P lt. 1401 Quall St, NU. Se ground & typlng. Good l.SlSWestcurtor,N.B. Beach Rouae Inn. 6l9 D&n'Ai.LAI rvlccs oppor. ror odvan ce. MortCAat banJc.lnt flrm ........ Rlu1r.w•sS"VIHGS Sleepy Hollow L a n"' t424 S.Grand,S .A. EOE Call u p n t e d I l n d 1 v · -....,_ "' .... Opening In orthoclonUc EX£<:. SECRETARY 558-9027 · · • rus. opov w/1lnowltd1t of baai Equal Oppor Employer ... La~g._B_ch ______ , lab. Costa Mesa/trvlne For financial Institution 4320Campus Ste 130. NB for apJ)t. 640·4~. 1tattment1 ~ demand.I. ...._ _________ ,area. Pour & carve b c: ......... l -...._._,di ~ 't IA.MK HOTE 1• plaster de ntal models. in N.B. Har or are&. .,..,.._, tNTERIORl)~IGNER .-n..-.n n v w,., mo to Trr.• • •• COOKS F/tlme, no exnor nee. Starting sal 516,000 per,._-•L•l•c.•N•o•'•C62-1•71--J Needs p/tlrae help. Expr 1 yr e~. Good oppor. -r~ yr. 1• dcslttd.642-22SS. I• adv11\ce. E.O.E. call Mintyreicpcr.lnocom'. NoExpt'r.Necess Phone751-4442. ---------• MtJ. Popov for appt. merciol bank. Call lmmedlateOpenlnas DENTALASSJST(\NT Jn 8 to 8 mo't ~cretary GUARDS IMVIMTORYCLHK 1_&10-4580_......,.;..·------..sooo. Newport Center. Rover nay m~e to other rorp. N.B. taclllty. Perm. Full Expcr In lnvtintory OC' Beauticians wanted : Newport HUit Center. WoriC for 1omcone who cares.~ Trede J11011r old stuff lor ,. • ., •oodlH with a a.ilU'.ed .. ~. • /\pply 3-Spm Mon-Fri ~tween rront dealt ll reaponalbllltles reqolr· & p/tlme. Uniforms rum. mater ta l cont r o I , HOTICI I 11r11an1'S cbalrslde • .Min. exp. lng extenslv. trav(ll. hleph & ur " q'd. famlllanty W/~lnc 11· "how l)js1Jy Pilot Ctau-ftLU LA okay. X-ray ttrt.lfkate. Please send resume &/or J\citlrcd olc. C•tJ 13M8DS. gut.s &tteolpb. Urowln1 >Deel a.eta dlsDlay t.klr = HlllJ Muat be sharp. 640-0300 please call Jcrr Brlory. bltwn tam & 3Ptn for comp an 1 w I 1 o o d ~ wtti ktlbWt.r 6U-tut.Newport Bcocb ,...• .... ~:...-------1 benen(1. Apply bt•n a•U•~T0uradtt"8 010 I> ENT AL Secutuy I Savfftg1 & Lo1tn, 280 lfav~aornetbfna.you waot km II~ at Barcus.-~~to~&.. rUllJ F..qu:al0piiorEmplOftt a.c.puonistwithexper. ~ Blvd. Newpo ~aell? ClaullJe<hds do ~~8! Sprlnadale, P•..!.!•~lls. r.•••• Ma-4812 ~Qial63 ft WlllL1Q.1111. no.--IC-.. • I I' , . " • ~ ' I( .. .. L '• - •I I~ I ., • .. CJO DAJL y PILOT 30. 1177 MAID. part time ro work mornings incld wknds Cua Lai:una Motel. Call Lllban. 494·2996 MAJDS·S2.50 hr Part time. Balboa Inn. 105 MainSt,675 8740 MAIDS WANTED Top wages paid! The Inn at Laguna, 211 N. Coast Hwy .. Lag. Dch MAIDS wanted Im· mediately. exper un- necesi.ary 'll>C train. App. ly Newport Ch<rnnl.'I Inn 6030 W. l'ac1f1c Cst Hwy. l>l2·3030 !\lake-Up Art1:.l wanted ror N.B :.alon ExclU ... IYl' make.up line. :.al & l.-Omm :\lu~t hav<' co:. met1c1ans llc 640.6023. MAHA GER Gift Gallary. Oppor for ownership. Exper. req'd in merchandising. dis play & business control 675·3080 1·4pm. MAHY FEE PAID Secretarial. Bookkecpmi.: &Clerical Poi;it1on~. Al~o Fee J obs Irvine Personnel Agency ll!8 E 17th Costa l\fc~u • Is Right For You Because Your Home Is Worth It! You c• fwft yow Ion for beauttM thMgs htto a "w~ taletlt wtH.ift a few short wefts.~ from the professiOMh ttt.fr st.p b1 step -•olh .ct secrets of the trade! Our flftibl• syste. tMdMs yot1 how to 9Toid costly ......_" h'I yow own e.or.. Achrancecl counes ,..,,_.. y. for • ndffllg cm"W. Fo.decl by LH Minic, noted *'iCJMr Gld ..tlMw-of .. AM Lee, .. the Kltool ls ready to ....+ yow ftffds. Courses start for n low as $50.00. C .. Oft' write for we IRto. Maffon. . Mo oblitaff• 25255 Cabot Rd., Ste 214, Laguna Hills 581 -2213 581-8941 MaslerCharge Member Saddleback Valley Chamber of Commerce BankAmericard "YOU CAN TAKE GREAT PHOTOS ••. and I'll Show You How! .. Fo.r Fast Poced lnfotwati•• EYettlngs with IETH KOCH THE EDUCATED EYE A. C..... COlrM For E'let ,w ..... ... NMr'I ....... BETH KOCH STUDIO 200 Newport Cltlht' Drin M.wport leach lnhmatlonal MONTESSORI SCHOOLS For chHclreft 21/:a tt.ru 12 yHn •Planned programi. •Reading. Wrihng, Geography Music. Arts. Physical Ed. Arithmetic. Language. Science • Independent Study & Social Act1v1 t1es. Remedial Reading Summer Program Cwtffitd THC._.. Costa Mesa 646-2134 111 Unlnntty Drive Hewpori hach 979-9241 2022 I Cypnu St. s.ta AM 540-4753 2515 W. Sunftow..- Su1h: 221 ti·I:? li\70 ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::=;-r:======~======== ~~~~ {Next to Muldoon's lnsh Pub) Phone to sec.w-. yow resenations 644-4332 area s29.01,z 1 400W.FirStn.t :it AT U R !'.: W 0 l\1 A N p t1m1• to wclcom~ newcom,.rs & t•on l<ICI merchant~ Fll•x11.Jle hrs ecd cal. Ill<' typing. ~7 30'J5 :\lob1le home tor retiree rent free exch p/l1mc help &drive 979-4256 Need 2 women full;pt We train Vanda Beauty Couni.elor 963·904 ti 030 167:i ~ newport S ~ _ personnel ~ agency ~a, -752·0331 FEE PAID POSITIONS BkprCPi\exp 01)t.•n Secy Cash/loan Open Secy RE/loDn :S%0 F ,C Bkpri Adv ~1100 Acctng Clerk :S750 Buyer $875 Leg Secy Trm· S750 Receptionists to S700 Ship/Rec Cll'rk .;;700 Clerk T) p1st!". :.S:ll\ Acct ng Trainee' ~:!.> Also Fl'l' .Joh" 2192 Martin Irvine Call For Appointment NOW Rl'crwttnJ: sharp. .1mh1t 1ou:. m:io 10 sell h1trdwar<'. 1ools & shop cqwpmt•nl lo 1ndu!>tn:il accounts t\vg S2M ~r ''k No exper. nee. Call 751-!)134. NU HS ES URGENT trnmt'll1all' I ull II nw II 'II po&1l101111v.11labll' on 11 ·7 :.hin F'ull llmC' pos1t1ons also for J11·c nM!d ~r<ion Ml 3·11 & I M Excellent salary :ind workml<? l'lln· dlt ion~. ·Ca II Pcr sonn1•I 837-8000 HYiRL Y MA ... 09t CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL L.aauna Hills Lqual Opportunity Employer NURSES AIDES J 11 & 11 7 l:;'Cper'd 41 Beds Good ~al w in· r realoes. Country Clul> tlonv H osp SA ~9·3061. HurwsAl•s& Or*rlles Exper'd. Xlnt Benefits. Bayview Conv llosp. 20S5 Thurin Ave. CM 642·3505. MURSts AIDES F .'tlmc. Doy & eve shins. ~per. prof'd. but will train quallrled person. Good benefits & sa I. A PP· ly Park L ido Con v. Ce nter. 466 Flagship Rd. N.B. 642·8044 HU9tSIS AIDES &ORDERLIES '1·3 & 3·11. Will tram in· terested 1ndiv•duals. Udo Conv. Center l~Super1or Ave NB Call 646-7764 NUISIS LVN. eves. RN, relief. Xlnt opportunity. L.icloConv. Center !SSS Superior Ave. NB 'Call M-'7'1&4 Nur.sina OILO' MiAtsaMG SHVICE RN w /exper. ln conv. & Nhlb n~ing for 96 bed hclsp. Good starflns pat· tern. ltlnt benefits & sal. Apply Park Superior Hc•lthco r e. 1445 Superior Ave, NB. 602410. V' ~ a cvn to fut" when you tlace en ad ln t.bO Dally Plot WantAdtr CalJ now .;;.eoam. MICROWAVE COOKING CLASSES STARTING NOW Personal Instructions Complete Selection Mi cr owave Accessoriell :"low offering specialized courses * Mexican * Party Foods * Low Calorie Classes Stcrt Soon * Classes For Holiday Meals "L earn to reall y use your expensive investment." We leach every phase of :\H CROWAVE COOKJNG Complete 71'::? Hour - 3 Week Course For Enrolhnettt l11foi ination Call 7 68-50 I I MICROWAVE MAGIC COOKING SCHOOLS ENROLL YOUR CHILD NOW FOR DAY CAMP OR SUMMER S£HOOL FOR A WEU SUPERYIS£0 WORTHWHIU SUMMER! f IEGIHS JUMftdJ A~::;::EM;::tc==·A=No;:..10R RECREATIONAL AGES 4·15 SfRlSSING1 • E ~c 1rs1on~ • Strcr, r "rida'Tlrntais • Ari~ • Crafts • C.001 S'Jdy Habit. • Wlllt'.> • Sport~ RADCLIFfE HALL PRIVATE SCHOOL Transportation Available 635-7892 A CAREER OPPORTUNITY BANK TELLER JOBS AVAILABLE • MEN AND WOMEN • ~DAY AND EVENING CLASSES • PIJC0100 ASSISTANCE • FINANCING AVAILABLE 714-973-1366 AMERICAN TllLER SCHOOLS m S. Mm. St .. Wte 171 °"-It. CA t2"8 Aoroee From Fashion Squa-e • Individual Programs to * Correct • Reinforce * Rehabilitate '*Advance Student Abilities SUMMER SCHOOL • Comprehensive Reading Readiness program tor pre 1st graders Diagnostic testing · evaluations • Reading workshops-i st through 6th grade • Math workshops -Basics through Algebra STUDENT IMPROVEMENT CENTER ~Wdmu CALL 90 I 0...... Dri¥•. Wt. 206 Me..,_t~c.lf. 642-9088 ChDO a'• .. AIMt' c-... ..... T• ..... ,..,_ 01 ....... 0-•&wdM ....... ~ SpKJte W..fT• c-biwtfffott C,_'" , 2750 HARBOR BOULEVARD. SUITE 11·A COUEGE CENTER. COSTA MESA. CA 92826 Pl'lone:714-6-40-5953 ·- RICHARD'S BEAUTY COLLEGE A Beauty Career Has It All! For Him unlimited earning petential. recognition. secunty• For Her ~Phonal income ... a glamourous career, prestige! Now offering NEW 600 hour course on facial & skin care techniques (Cosmetician) Fhul O•+ Ai.o•t A R•w•rdl•9 C•reer 111 c-•a1.,, -•ClfMn ........ Let ...... lllow JOll ltow! ....... ., A.c09Clhd. ............... •tsw ,, ,., c.-: 64S.ll50 ~rucrtvr .ut:M?K"~ IVCMo\lW?t stAIJ~ COi.LEG'~ 4QllC E .. t ,,._91, co.a....... 54l!IO • Se Hable Espanol SUMMER FUN A.gu 4-12 Transportation Provkfed Field Trips Roller Slcoting Bowling Swimming lessons Cookouts Miniature Goff Horsebcxk Riding MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! Call 848-2296 SUMMER DANCE SPECIAL SCHOOL'S OUT! CAMP'S IN! FOR A FUN FILLm SUMMER TREASURE ISLAND DAY CAMP In Its 12th yecr Call 545-5145 or 498-0176 Free transportation Horseback RJclng .... Roaa.t-SkatincJ p leach Outings ,c-,-t:/'-· Arh-Hmdicrafb ~ Story Hrs. Excursions Field Trip$ I owling Newport Ai_r Associates· Flight SC:hool & Flying Association LEARN TO·FLY $805 th25.0000W9) *FAA APPROVED* c-~ . 35 Hours flight time In Cessna 150's wffh 20 houtt dual Instruction. Individual Instruction. tailored to YOUR abmty. 38 Hours Ground Schoof, 20 AllCltAFT AYAILAILE AT LOWEST IA.TES IH Oil.ANGE COUNTY &...ft to fly ftOW ---haft Nt! • Speclal lahs for Coll::•• cld or IMtt•t1fttStwdnh. For COMptete Defalls Call NOW 979-1155 19711 Airport Ways-th .......... T ..... ..._ ~c...,...,.. Sm11111r h1'1Mt,...ToTry So•ellilRCJ Hew .At Summer 8el8ion starts June 20th. Pre-registration Is necessary In order to ueure ~r ~In class. Tutt'°'1 ts to be bild at the time of registration. °"""Cl••• A•• llh Ctl ,_. .. ,_ __ . 962-5440 tltl T•ManA..._11 llall•••~• (.ut w..t of Btookhunt. Next to Skinny Ha\len Restaurant) -' , • f t l J • i 4 • . ' r , , • I I • l -. • ...... Schools and lrist1·uction 0"11.Y PILOT CJJ nday, May 30, 1977 Help W.ted I 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OH1 ce Po11t iun av111l " 'IJ('"t>•>ful 111vhtment m.1nJgml.'nt firm In ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'f .............. ~ .............. ,.. ................ ~~~~ .......................... 191m ......... I l1 \1ne lndus ti ta l ;;; Compl~x. :\lu~t e njov STUDENTS BEING ACCEPTED NOW SESSIONS START IH: JUNE, OCTOBER & FEBRUARY LINDENWOOD COLLEGE 4 fully accredited ind1v1dualized study program now available IN HUNTINGTON BEACH For Mature Creatfn, S@tf lnltiatinq, tnquisitin Students Integrate study with work . Programs designed individually for the fully employed. BA, BS, BME, BFA, MA and MFA programs ottered m: Counse~nf ... Health Care Administration ... Eduution ... Voluntary Association Administration ... Ptiycholoft ... Creative Arts ... 6erontDton .. .Music Sociolon ... Political Science ... Theater faculty 1n Hunllnf1on Buch and nurbJ arm. Underfraduate file lurn1nc tt11t1ience C3l1 be mluated with academic credits for advanced st311d111c Write or call ror more 1nformat1on. orientation meeung dates m Hunt1ng1on Beach 1413 FIFTH ST. SAHTA MONICA !JJ401 l21Jl m.cm SUMMER SCHOOL Altd/w SUMMER CAMP ~ .... 2~ 0....,. Comty't a.If & AMst IC ...... CJCl'I" nr. 9tll ~ Small Classes Sound Study Habits SPtclAllZING IN IASICS READING ••• PHOMICS ••• AAITHMmC DOOi TO DOOR TIAN SPORT A TlOM FAIRMONT PRIVATE SCHOOL 1557W.MIMt,A• .. • .. no.774-1052 Presenting I 1t le 3rd T•sdaJ of ......... ; k1 Tuesday. April 5111 Free public service conducted by JUMHecU.. Sponsored by The Rolled Oat HMafeetlStwe 27041 LAtr.14 (Mf,,....t ~~·) ti ,, •• Ylef9 7 ... 7. .. , ..... 1rowa 17YeanT~lllperience Hove Yoo IJwaya Wanted To learn To Pl.A Y THE PIANO? •learn Any Kind of Music •CIOSS1col •Populoc •Church • lmprov1sot1on rri•ah or~ IMtl wcttc. RHIOM!ble MCMlfWy or q..1 •• , ..... Locahcl Ill Mn..,._ of Coda Mete For lnfoi ,...._cal 646-0387 CERTIFIED SWIM INSTRUCTO (20 faars Expenence) Specializing In Infant Survival Swimming & Young Children. /\lso. Classes For Older Children and Adults Your Pool Call 49'9· l I 14, Joyce, E•es REMEDIAL READING PROGRAM Sponsored by lntemationaJ Montessori Schools .. ...... , ......... ffoM .. S..Gt-1 .. 1 * R1•nllll1 lahs • Diep•KcTetH.cJ ,,. Flntthrw 12thGroct. EMROLLHOW- CLASSES UMITED 546-4531 979-9241 251 5 W. Smflower Santa Alta 529-0321 400 W. FJr lreo HARIORVIEW PRE-SCHOOL G e rtier Children• Centers SING FOR SUMMER! Pony Rides M~ic Show Pancake Breakfast AQes 15 months to 6 years 2. 3, 5 days per week . Half Of Full Day • Irvine CoUege of Business t.t1pe•11ce .cl CGRftcllllce C1N yCMn wtlh ca ........_tiftcJ. w .. paid lob! At lrYht• we care ••• about you •.• abCM11 the good lob that y• ...t to hove. We'A help y• to get ttt.n. Tab yow choice of CcrHn! SECRETARY• RECEPnONIST STIHOGRAPHER • IOOKKHPER GEHHAL OFFICE ASSIST .ANT MEDICAL·UGAL SP£<:tAUZAT10H TYPIHG • SHORTHAND IRUSK-UP DAY AHD EVEHIHG PROGRAMS A proper cad cornet ....... ••••wwwt, located ht the hlllb of the Mewport-lnht• ...... cad .... tri .. con.pa ••. Job Ploc ....... Aulst.ce7 Most ,.,,~ M tile last 15 wths onr 400 ....-.,.., ......... shclt"-9 ....... Cal NOW for more lwfot-nNllioll and brochwfl. 1700 E. 'GARRY AV. SANT A AHA 92705 • ......,._.Fwy ... Dyer l4'.I 556-8890 \Hll k f:: "111uml.k.•r,, & be ,wrnr.1ll' Xlnt ul)por far e) h·.1rn1n.: & 1Hh .incini;. M.111 rc-.ume to All il87a. 1>.11ly Pilot. PO Lien. lStiO, Cc>:>t3 ~te:.a, Ca 92626 ·----Offset Pressman Part t~mc or spill :.hilt, Santu Ana/C.l\I. area. Exper 114!(' on AB Dick & Itek eqwp. Good puy for r1i::hl man or womuu. To l>t• lull time 10 .1 kw month~. Call 510·1355 Oil Field Supplier LARGE DIV. Of CORP. OIL FIELD SUPPLIER Mow Hirinq l ocal Office Ho Travel lf"ine Area Eam From S200to $400 .~week Commissions. bonuses & bcncr11s. Exper. nol nee. Will train. Call Mr. Harris Tues 5131 & Wc.>d. ti, l P'ART•TIME OCEANOGRAPHY SUMMER DAY CAMP ©~~~<&e ~®~" C>111~ir 111 lash1ons avail. lclt'.tl 1111 huu~''" t\ e~ whu 1w1.·d 1k~1hlL• Ill",,, Work doM' to your home. For 1ntl'I '11 .ippt Cull Mrs. Clow at The Grand Hotel. 1\nuhc1m from 9am·6pm Tues. May 31st & Wed. June 1st. 772·7777. Boya & Girts 8 to I 4 Revolving Weekly Schedule With Each Camp Session Of Three Weeks $ 5 500 Tot_. Co't ,H" W..t. Inc .... All lcpil,.,_. • Skin 01v1ng • Sailing • Oceanography Complete Water Activity Day Camp For Free Brochure or Add1l1onal Information Please Call or Write NEWPORT OCEAHAUTICS 504 H. Hewport ll•d. Wte 203 Newport leach. Caflfomla 92663 T~ephoftel7 1 41640aa292 Anna's DAY SCHOOL Pre-Schooi Ages 2 thrU 3rd Grade Open 6:30 AM thru6 PM RecilstratlloM How lehtg Accepted fw Grades K tt. 01111jtt 3rd. Hot Lmches & SMcks llndlfcnt if,....~. RffdiftCJ & Math StresMd f'lll L...-..a P'rOCJFCllll Phoftics Streued Arts&Crafh MllSk SpomAdMtfes COM« Visit 0. w.-... Cal For Affl al lwllt 2110 Thurin Ave., Costa Mesa Phone 646-1444 t!;Jo~ @11.j ~~<&e CAREER WOMEN! In Or Re-Entering The Business World? TMs .nfresher eourw will lmpro•e yow job pote.itial & aswre yaa of lmfMocliate success m cUIT'fttf & future employment. Included: More Positive Sel f Image Through Wardrobe Planning ... Posture ..• Makeup Figure Analysis & Expressive Communication. LIMITED ENROLLMENT ~~ School Of Modeling 666 Baker Street, Suite 41 3 Costa Mesa (7 I 4t 957-0912 Patrol lake. Retired law enforcement officer. full timc.> CCR enforcement. Si 50 hr. 586-0860 PERSO~NEL SECRETARY \\L· hJ\l' a chJHc11r::1ng 1>0-.1liu11 in our lu~t mov· 1111! 1wr~onncl depJrt · mcnt rcporl111g lo the Per-.onnel !\1unui:;er. The qualified 111dl\ 1dual must po!>scss ex1>crience in all .ispc.>cls of per sonnel. good communication and 111terpersooat skills. and excellent typing and s hurlhJnd dictaphone l'Jp.ih1ht1es. :\lust boor· r::amll'd. detail·orientcd Jnct Jble to effcctiv<'h h,1ndle heavy phones ;11111 tnll'rfUtl.' \\tlh all levt:I' •II mJn,1gement. W<' offer good ~tarting i-alary and bcneftt11 pro- J! ram For more in· tormat1on, call: Cathy Ferryman (714) 54().5000 ext 207 HYLAND LABORATORIES 3300 Hyland Ave CAisra Mesa, Calif. Equal Opportunity! AHirmative Action Employer PHONE SALES Phone Sales people • male or rem nle, 16 '--.65 years of age. Guaranteed wui;es or commissions. 250 East 17th Street. Suite (). Costa Mesa. be1ween ~&8:30 p.m. 646-4223. Equat()pportunity Emplo.>er Phonc.><> Phones PEOPLE PERSON S700, Splil w :fc.>e reim• burscrnoot. Xlnt oppor. Jn Long Bearh indust'I complc.>x. Start at order 'desk. Work your way into manageroei\t. Also Fee Jobs. Call Control Career --------------... Employment Aaency. ART CLASSES MIWPOIT IEACH .01r•1111t Dr ..... an•• :r .... ~ Ac111ts ~camMAM Artldof .. ......... Scllool .. (8 .A. Univ. of Mz. Poat Gnad) Maintaining the same degree of 1.,.trudfon from lndMdual to group &. aeoclatlOn d•H. CAREER TRAINING Earn BA or MA Degree by becomin1 an International Montessori Teacher ExoeUent Career. Can Ba Teaching In Little Mora Than A Year. AMNJ411Al4 IHIOUMOW ,. ......... c .... UISW.Slil .. ww,S....AM C•l4MHI 556-8505.. PHOTOGRAPHIC Print Finisher /Printer Pencils & dyes. exper. pref'd-will train. Non smoker. Apply in person, Wed. lG-2. On-Site Photo· craphica. 3303 Harbor .:.s. C.M. P~JCS MOLDING MACHINE O,tttATORS Openings on.swing (3pm· Upm It 1raveyard llpm· 7am 1 shins ror trainees & exper'd molding mactL «>Pf'. have boefl creat.t because or further ex~ pansl~ f\apld advance- ment• utur*i for thos& wbo hav~ ~ bulc ablli· ty "· Oeslre to move ohead.by ou~ tralnilll It merit reitew pro · ceduros. Good P•f +night shift bonus & ltlnt fringe ben~l'\ts. ClM'CO • 265BrigcsAvo,C.M. Irvine 1114\llt 'I Complu: Equal ()pi)or Employer IFYOU have a~ \oott~OI" to U. f lac• an td ll~ l>•U 1 P llot-m1air Section • • • ~ ..... . di tAll.YPll.OT Monday, Mey 30, 1977 ----. ~~ont•d 71 00 ......•................ ~TICS MIXER OPERATOR ~ lr311l In all ph;.ii.e\ or o4r 1Hlhes1ves & lOJlm.: .,£!"QClucllon ~ ..!!_25 Schools and lnstr11ction 1 PRESSMAN \ful11 1250, e\1x•r rref'd ~========= Will trom, non 'mokt-r Apply 1n per,on, lul'' 10 2, Un -~111· Photo ~raphk-., 3:103 II JI liu1 1':·5,C '.\I PRODUCTIOH --TRAINEE Assembly line produc t~orkcr ti') t.11: ho-.c assembti<'s. Lai.: ht t~ 11 ini:. Wall train. Cull tor appt. 5-10·76~ ' EU 1-; ---- REAL ESTA.TE I, t•c ens c d a 11 d t•" pcr1cnc~d only, 11ru """''onal congc111.al 111 I H•c. Gene ro u~ nun tnb\IOn. Call IH2 ltl'ltr REAL ESTATE "SALESPERSOH Salary+ Comm -Better Homes LOCJUl'a Beac:h 768-7315 •RECEPTIOMIST * \\';1rm. fr1l•ndly H.t•al l·: .. 1.1te ot'fu·c ntl'th g,11 i''r1day. Lile l yp1111:. 'lust lie attr.ic111·1'. '1•11 Day & Night Classes For Men & Women PACIFIC TRAVEL SCHOOL 610 East 17HI StrMt Scwwta Ana. Ca 9270 I CALL 17141 543-9495 Established 1963 Financial Aid Programs Accredited by The Accred1t1ng Commission of The Na11onal As!.Oc1at1on of Trade & Technical Schools •.1.1rter. l•nt hu~1at-.1 ll' •---------1111!'-----~ !\Jlary Ofll'n Apply 111 A 11er:.on Tul's·Wt•d :J .1 P!\I. KEY Hl.;Al.WH~. ": , ·._'.~ ~2:!1 l Urookhur:-l. Jlunt rrli,'ton lleJCh RECEPTIOMIST lmmc<l. opening for rt• ""l't. to work in bu~} K.E. ofc. ~usl he 1~rsonablc. able to han die pressure of ci.tremc ly bu:.y phone. .. , & ha vc JCcuratc typmJ: Pll'J!i<' t'Jll 644-3389 'l\'.\l 'tal ~non THE IRVlt-IE CO ·..;ii :\'1·11 pnrl C'1•nl\•r llr .:'\c11pnrl ll..:.ll'h Equal (Jppor J-:rnrlo1 t•r RECEPT /TYPIST lrr'lmcd1:1tc n.!C)u1rrmcnt lor i-umeonc who thrive·-. 1111 a vantty of a~sii.;n 01ent-. 111clu<l111 i.: ll'~<'phnnc & lobby n• fl't>l Will ht• ll'~lcll fri1 lypinl( & 10 \,.py ~kill~ l\t 1111r11vc :;11rrn11nrllnl!' & 11wny rn n:11fl lr<'ncf1ts DUNCAN :!MW Farn 1cw Hd Co ... 1.1 \k-.J :; 1;, R21l 1 ~.flllJI Or11or F.rnplm 1·r REAL ESTATE I 11·cn<>P rcq111 rt•d p irt llOlt' \\Ill k "" -.t'lhnl! 1.1:.: 111:10 RESTAURANT HPhahk. 1.•\Jwr rl < """' t'.i 11 'I ucs & w t>d ,, j l 2:.!i'i --RESTAURANT 1-:xper Grill COOK In \\Ork 1n J.akc Ar 1 qwhcnd •. a ~!'.o . ncctl WA I THl'.S~l· ..... & WAITEHS I (7111 :i.'h-5282. RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM Connnlenc:e Markets Pot11l1ons open hi. :!nd & Jrd s hift s 1n ~an Clemente & Lag un.1 Beach Other an•.i:. have o~nings also. No l'\~r rcl\'<l Apply al any of our stores. 2'>118 Newport Oh 11 C~ta ~lr'a b I.! i702 RN'S MAPLE AVENUE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Heed Childc:are For The Surnmet-? Remember, sc:hool's o41t June I Sttt. Very reasonable rates for extended day care. OfM" 6:30 am to 6 pm Also We Att Mow Acc:eptilMJ Rl'C)istration ~ TM Faft ~hr-Kindet gcriet1 & I st & 2nd GradH 2070 ..... A•~ CodaM.M 646-4334 PAN AM SOCCER CLUB ORANGE COUNTY SOCCER DAY CAMP loys -Girts 6 to I l . Experienced or lnex.perienctd ltITTNSrvE SKlllS DEVBOPMENT Five l Week Sessions -9 AM -5 PM ~&Info.,.._ Call 731-2131 $75 includn proc)l"am. lunch. suppl. lftsurance. T-shirt, .tc. ANNOUNCING FOURTH SERIES OF CLASSES The Total Residential Real Estate Educational Program Real Estate "after-licensing" sales development program Every sales person invited to attend. Award yourself with the program designed to make you more successful' Learn the skills to make real estate a career -not just an "avocation .. Ettect1:e -Call For Graduate Response Starts June 14 at Irvine Host Motor Hotel. Irvine • Call for future class schedules T aught by Realtor Michael McGinnis, who has sold over $48 million m ten years. A complete 40 hour course including a special 8 hour Symposium/Workshop. Tuition -$200.00 (fax deductible) Payment plans available Enrollment limited! CALL "Char'· Himes (714) 996·3460 (collect) NEW WORLD DISCOVERY SYSTEM.5, INC. A cE..U..N(, c.onPoAATIOH ORANGE COAST Y.M.C.A. SUMMER SWIM LESSONS Reogishr Mow LnSOfts 1e9tt June 20th. Two W"61 Sessions.. Couoon Good For One Free Lesson When You Sign Up For Session One Only. NAME ADDRESS PHONE II O•f· f r··~·•lt\.JJ•"U) ·c·n For F.rth..-lftfot 1Mti0ft Call Ol"CllftCJe Coast "'fMCA 642-9990 Latch onto free rug-making lessons, P.O. Box 909 Placentia, Ca. 92670 REGISTER NOW FOR CLASSES IN: • Beginning Needlepoint- Morning & Evening • Advanced Needlepoint • Design By Chart • Special Men's Beginni ng Needlepoint Closs Saturdays Only • Quilting and Applique • One & Two Doy Workshops: • Small Christmas Gifts • Plaids • Shisho & Beading Call for furttMr information Tuesday thru Saturday I Oam 'til Spm ==ebba J NEEDLEPOINT DESIGN 2628 E. COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. 92625 (714) 644-7904 • HOURS: 10:00 to 5:00 and get your hooks .J:;rmJJJt,~~ into 20% savings on Acrylic rug yarn. We've arranged for a AUG CRAFTER representative to demonstrate the art of latch-hook rug making ... a craft-work boutique just for you! When you plan that super throw-rug or wall hanging, you'll also want to stock up on Acrylic yarn. All 47 glorious colors. The fun is right at your fingertips Ready. set, latch-hook! For Details can 546-6340 RUG CRAFTERS *FREE* I 0 Week Travel Coune We WJU Train Yo.a To Wort. In A Travel Agency Yau Purchase The Boe* Total Cost $50 Course held 1 evening a week. 7PM to9 PM RES 731-2623 eus. 731-6441 FREO E PENNEV Prn~1d1nt 1571 P'ARKWAV LOOP 8UllOINCl 4, SUITE F TUSTIN. CA 92680 ::bevefopm.enl ~nler )..$! \... FIRST SOUTHERH BAPTIST CHURCH 650 W. Hamilton St., Costa M.sa 642-1426 SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM Ja.1e 21st to July 23rd Extended Day Care During Summer MILLIE HE1.Ml.£011ECTOR YOUTH EFFECTIVENESS TRAIMIHG Or Thomas Gordon. famous for his PARENT and TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING. has announced a skills training program for adolescents Iha~ as sweeping the counlry Y.E.T. HAS COME TO OUHGE COUNTY y E T 1s a 28 hour workshop that provides youths with the skills they need to develop. YOUTHS HHEFrT THROUGH DEVELOl'MEHT OF: l'enoMI ......-Mbillty l'~odfft_. M•'-1 Md •"'""9 friMds C.-.lcaliiMJ fll "- l'AUMTS liMEHT THROUGH: lettft' IMCf clofft-"4ati_, M-a,e.t c-ic.tt-• R.-.d•p11.-cy ..... clred9'g cad .... .,. Meetings are held over two weekends. Lee Hachey. MA. LIC. Counselor will lead the meetings. He Is licensed by Or Gordon. A FHE IOOKUT, WHAT fVEltY l'AllMT SHOULD .llMOW, lay Dt. Gordol! , ........... c• for • ...., tet;1dilln Utll MfonMtlea. MEWl'OltT HAllOI COUMSILIH• CIMTIR IJJ.1610 Nii.thl nuri.es 11 7. Full & p/t1mc. Al&o, CCU HN's. flcncf1ls for f1tlmc. Con· tact Miss J ensen. Costa Memorial Hospital, 642·2734. =============1 ~::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;r.:::==::c:====:;-i:==========-FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY R..N.'s. OB. ICU, Medical, Surgical noora. 3-lJ & 11•7. EXPERIENCED ONLY. San Clement e General Hosp. (7\4 I '9G· 1122 Ext 214 RH S.perYltor ~ark Udo Conv. Center Deeds a iood RN supv. One that is interested in patient Cafe & re· nursln1. F /time }IS. Good benerits & competitive aaJ. Apply ~llU'k Udo Conv. Ctr. 466 ~~lp Rd, N.B . ~EAL ESTATE . CA.REii· Secw1t1. lnd~ance, top income! One vacan· vfor llee11tee. 1chool for mincensed. See George D•vls. Red Carpet Realtora. 32302 Camino Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano. Phone: 831-9955 •& HHDHS.P? ffdp )'ouraelt to a Heapil\&IM!lectloo of • ~tltd ffopefuta 6' the DAILY Pu..<>1' lELP WANTED ADS SKIN & SCUBA COURSES l'orAIAgn Call 557 -0035 Sign up early for the f ollowlng locations COST.A MISA-MISSIOM YllJO MIWPOIT llACH SCHOOLS 2525 Fairview Road Costa Mesa . 540-6070 PRE-SCHOOL ·= ....... ...... ..,, ........ iwr .. ............... • .... da1r11•1 ...... ,..,.,... r . ... ... . .,..,.., ........ ,....... ·-···· ........ ............ .......... . ,_..,..,.,... Be a profenklnat codttalt Wiit....; enter an exciting, proflteble and glamorous profealon • ............................... ................ -........ . ................ ' • D!r••••k1 .... ., CAtl 17141751·9194 Fcir • free eot1.ult.atton In QM or the moot ....... prof11aloM todly. ·~_, .......... c. .... Toddlers to Adults · Certified swimming instructor will teach swimming in your pool. Male, 26, UCI graduate. Ten years experience with all ages.-abilities and "pro· bl ems'•, frtgbtened beginners to future Olympians. Competent, conscientious. Exceptionally good with children. References on request. Dave Kidd Monday. May 30. 1977 DAil Y PftOT CJJ t ~~~~~~--~~-------------·~----------------------~-w-~ 71~~Wu~ 7100H~WP~ 71~-, ..••••••..••••••..•••..••.•..•••••.•••......•••••••••••.••.••..••.•• r Schools and Instruction Suc1t'tary EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 1'hl' J olly RoJ;wr. Int• has 1111 1mmed Ol>t!llllll: for ~=::::::::::::::::::1-.;::;:==;;=====================-=========~ :111 .-xpcr'll ~··1·rl't.1ry . ii Outslandanl{ ::.h & t~ 1>1111! "kills are l't'<'(d for this µl>Sllion. Pl IOI' ~xpcr. Ill SUMMER SWIM LESSONS! Halec:r•1t Swim & l'ennb Club JO I 7 Klllybroalc. Co1ta M.sa All Ag es Welcome : Beginner-Advanced Beginner-Intermediate Swimmer-Lifesaving & Sa fct y Classes-Diving Starts June 20th For More Information & RHJiltration Call Merk Wltec:k 979-8768 6 ~9 pm ~rench ~oking Cf~je~ "What's Hot" Classes Start June I st at CULINARY CAPERS in El Toro for 4 weeks focusing on "The Fren¢h Way" of cooking Sessions will be held on consecutive Wednesdays beginning at ?PM On June 2 1st. the cookware shoo will otter a class on basic •saucing Featured will be demonstrations of basic white ~auc.e•, 8erna1se. Bordela1se & dessert sauces "Cuftlncj up wffh your butcher" & Ht11 "Mcrrvefs of Mic rowan" win be Ht~ topics of two upcomiftCJ coursu. For further information Cdl Tille or Carol, ll7·2545 FREE LUGGAGE TAGS Witft Your Mame Co~ In Ask about our FL YING & TRAVEL SCHOOL Pick up your lal,! at: Ultimate Travel 1571 Parkway Loop Bldg. 4, Suite F Tustin,Calif. FREE DEMONSTRATION MONDAY, JUNE 6th AT 7:30 P.M. 5'-Ra'f'l!t.V•4hn& Ana 111 FQf°~vK~ll'!JU Do you really want to get more out of your tole? Check out the Yoga Center on Monday noghl Yoga os America s fastest growing sc oence of phys1cat & mental well·beong Yoga 1s fairly easy You never s tra•n You go at your own pace No competot•on Ages range trom 12 to 72 Yoga gives zip & shape 10 your body & some people think •t s a moracle to be able to relax so fast• And only the Yoga Center has Sro Ramakrtshna Anandap a world recognized Western-born Guru & the fnendty expen teaching 01 Madhava & Tara' Let Madhava & Tara tell you about the Sn Surath short-cut med1ta11on system that accomplishes in weeks what might otherwise take years "Meditation · & the six mantras we teac h refresh you & quicken your inner knowledge & energy These brong greater success & tulfollment in all areas or daily fife. In fact. yoga means 'skill in action' And. we now have 15 openings on our Tuesday & Wednesday noghl classes. ·Come to the FREE demonstration Monday at 7,30pm. Meet Madhava Tara & Srt Ramakrishna Ananda11 1n person. Also you will learn the Full Yoga Breath-<:an add years to your fife YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA (A Non-Prof ti Educational Foundation) 445 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281 !between Tustin and Irvine Sts) Asato Ma Sot Gainayo -hod -fr-0111 ~ IM~al lo ttt. RHl PORCELAIN NAILS HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TOBE TRAINED IN THE ART OF APPLYING PORCELAIN NAILS For More lrtformati°" Call: HAPPY HANDS IFormerty Maqi's Magic) COSTA MESA 642-MAIL Would You Like To learn to Fly? We can teach you your air & ground work. By Advanced Fltght Instructor We Guarantee you will pass your FAA written exam. Ground school taught in classroom atmosphere Contact Fred Penny Rn: 7Jl-262J lus: 731-5441 Back To Basics Student Center Offering studeftts a second chanu. Individual and small group Instruction. 3 R's & related skills, K-7. Mon thru Sat. Flexible scheduling. ReoclncJ Credentialed Speclall1t 8 Years exp/public and Private Schools Elaine Mannin9 768-1560 C•odd' lenlnH1 Center 22691 Lambert St. #508, B Toro 92630 1805 Oranqe A•.,... Costa Mfta 548-7693 • Lessons on piano, guitar. drums and band instruments • Children & Adults ll4HJinnin9 & Advanced • REGISTElt MOW FOR SUMMER PRQGRAMS • Hlfp Watded 71 0 Hetp Wantfll 7f 00 Http W..+ed 7100 Hetp Wanhcl 7100 Hefp Wanhd 7100 Http W..ted 7100 ....................... ·····•••·····•·••······ .................•••••..........................•.••..•••.............••••.••••..•......•... SALES SALESPERSON SALESPERso...as SECRETARY *SECRETARY... SECRETARY/OFFICE SUPPLEMENT !Mature. expr'd for r etail " M118t h ave good typing & IEACH AREA MGR YOUR ' ... COM• hnth shop. Newport HUis FOR TRAVEL AG E'."'CY sh sk.llls for busy loan Part-time, permanent . $$ "" '" Ct'nter. 640·'1234 If qualified , we will train s erv. dept. Pleas ant Young dexecutives seek Nwpt Bch area. 9:30 tlJ SSSSSS you. Call 731·!'>441 for telephone pe r sonality qualifie sect'y. to fill 2:30. s.ioo mo . X lnt PART TIME •SALESPERSON 11 t appt. also req'd. Good oppor. r esponsible position. SH career oppty working TB.EPHOME WORK Part or full time. Win----------for advance. E.O.E. Call necess. Xl"t salary• w/a financial planner. HOUSEWIVES <low tinting. Transpa rent1._ ________ 114 benefits & working con· M 1 be t ng ·1n m ath •. ,-Ms. Popov for appt. dition.,.Call675-6700 us s ro "' COLLEGE STUDENTS s h a des, mini-blinds . SALES TRAINEES 640-4580 have a desire to lea rn. 644-8494 LARGE ..._.AT'L Acc urate t ypin g r e-Guarant e ed Hourly -=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;I "" quired.644-2507 Wage Plus Bonus. 5:30 SALES SUPPLIER OF pm t o 8:3o pm. can HARDWA"E & ~or come to 250 E . THE VERY BEST " 17thSt .. Costa Mesa. TOOLS PHONE JOBS MOW HIRING SALES TRAIMEES IN CALIF. NO EXP ER. NECESS. XLNTTRAINCNG Secretaries Typists 1•cstau r~int opt1rat ions prefl'rahh•. lilt h1111gh not 111a11dalol'}. Xlnt work IOI-: l'(lnd:. '" IH·n..t'1t pad.age 11·hu:h 1nl'llllk \',1riou~ i:ruu1> 111~ura11<'•' hcnd1ts & profit sh::ll'lng Sal:.uy commcn,uratc \\ I c ~pc r i\ pp I y in person. ~-5pm, i$on-Fri 170·12 Gillette Ave ln•me. S.cretary to S 1200 100', Free to appht·ant. N ll . Ex citement . l·le~ant·e & e~1>1·~11n• tu the l'11tc. <'Ornbaned 11· a ll>·n:11111c hn~s. 111ll bt• ~1Jur!> 111 this p11:-.1t11u1 l'hc :>urroundini:s .in• i:orgeous & ~nu r 111 t' t ht• plu~hest po>.:>1blt• 'rhil'> interestmg hN·t It' 11an•d ufc nt•eds :i pn>ll!s:.1on:il poised Clo.Ct'. SC(' y who I~ ctetatl oriented & a gracious host..:ss A real µlum ! Call J\b1g:11l Abbot Pe rsonnel Agency. 4500 Campus Dr, N.B 557-6122. *Secretaries & Gen Ofc /Book.ke11per l::mpl11ycr ... P:iy ,\II Ft:t'S 1.11 He1mlers .$.!cnt·y -I02U Bm·h St. Sh· 1111 ~ewpo.-1 lkad1 8:13-l!l!X) l'.1ll l11r :.µpt 1:st<1b '65 Secretary /Recept. H E. Ofr. Im me<! upt•11 llll! (;1mal typhl. rl11• 1apho nc s kill!>. I! t.:. Au-port area. 113:1·90!1!1 SECRETARY Fll1me. Personahle. StrnnJ! typing & sh nee Apply in person. Robert. Ucin. William Fro:,t & Assoc .. l~Ol Quail St. NB SECRETARY E'cc· To Cont rull1•r F ;1;,h l!>l H E 1"11111 Typ1• 10 \.\pm ~h '.JU !IHI <.:a 11 !\I~ T ·'lo J t .1 . f>lOlll:!:I SEl' H t>;T;\ H \' · Ht•1·1•p t1C1111:>l tnr 111terwr cle~1i.:n I 1rm Xlnt t) prng skilb. no .;horthantl liond phwH' 11er~orwh1 y H"ls l'all ror ~•Pill :\Inn Ft 1 'ki. Ii 17>-RIOli SECRETAHY f, ~ t• C ti t I \ I.' t\ -.. ' I ' t Pt· rt nrm hrn.111 1 .tni.:t' 01 .111tnm1:-t r:1t '' 1• t , • ..,rarrh & '>t'l'rt'tanal <111111'~ for IJI '''hh•nl of h11l1lm~ 1•11 :\I II"' t h It I f' I' 11 l l c gt• ll1•J.fft't' -+\Int ,,,.,. ,1.,111,· l\'p111g. i.horthnt.J & light at·ctn'g. Exn·ptmnal op· por tnr pt>rs nn w l in· tl'lll'l't. mntt\':Jl1t111 & 111 r\111,1111 t' mrnrl. Xlnt r••Y :\car 0 C Airport. S«rnl 1't·:o.111n1• to ,\rt ::l!!Jii, Daill· Pdnt. PO Box l5fi0, L" :\i. !l~tl:!•; SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Shorthand and typing re· qmrcd. ,\ \'anety pm.t· t 1011 "1th many "~· 1'1·ut11e. aclmin1~1r;itl\1' ancl s1w1al duties.,\ team 01wntcd ind1v1du<1l whn likes rcopl1', c~i11 610-:.?51JO. mornings on· 111·8·30 to 9: 30 and as k for Pam. SECRETARY For marketing mgr of data processing co. Pos req's exper. w /good sh . t ypi n g , v er ba l & telephone skills. Must b adaptable & have ability to work well w /others. Xlnt co. benchts. Send r esume or pho ne . for appt intcrvw. Integrated IJata Cor p . <D i v . Safeguard Busincs:-. Systems, Inc>. PO Box 577. Costa Mesa , Ca 92627. 546·6080, 631-0070. SECRET ARIES !\H r of s p ec i a l t y che micals for the printed circuit brd indust ry needs 2 secty's for our sales dept. (1) po11ition calls for sales, order desk. exper + minimum 2 yrs secretarial exper . And ot h er r e q's minimum 3 yrs secretarial exper + 00 wpm shorthnd. Typing of 60 + wpm is req'd for both jobs. We are a "Fortune 500" firm ofreri n g x lnt benefits & new offices located in the Irvine Jn· dustrial Complex. Please call personnel for an appt (714) 832·3560. Thlokol/Dynachem Corp. Equal ()ppor Emp. M /F. HllpW..ted 7100 . ..................... . SALES OPPORTUNITY LooldncJ Por Mon Out Of &.If.? llGMOMEY! Individual Desks Long dls,anco lines Hourly Waaes Bonuses/Commissions NatiOl.lal Product Be:iuutw Office WORK P /f IME PROGRAM Good StwtillcJ Pay hnt $210.$400 wk COMMJSSION$& BONUSES Career & rapid advance· ment opportunities. Xlnt co. beneCits. Repro&Stat Clerks VOLT THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH lnlplo1awl a T,.... AJt Jtd1tr .. loll Is acccttng appUcaUons for Ute followtna positions: AVON REPRESEN· TATIVES m eet people, earn lood money. enjoy their work. Leam how you can become ao Avon Representative. CalJ M0-70Uor Zenith 7·US9. Or F/flME Pbonc83W095 TIME.UFE UIUllES FAawl Opp Bm~m/f <:.allMr.Adcn1 Tues 5/31 or Wed 6 /1 751·9134 SICUTARY '' '·'l•fnfr, I II (I 3841C...-Drin 546-4741 <Acroes Fl'om Oran.10 Co • .Airport) Equal Oppor Employer P/tlme. Inquire Ullman SELL Idle = wttb a Sall.s, 410 29tb St. NB Daily PUot lftecl Ad. STHnO. ~ SICUT.UY Oeneral offlce altlJla. Put tinM 8:30 to 3:00, M.ond~ to Fr._,. St.art IUS/tit'. Ban.tt 1Leal1 IOSIDO. --,_. ·--....... ~· • Polee a..-S671, ... -a.tl/Sfwo -$710 , ... ... G,,_. W.,._.-S711P.,. "'° .,._ '"91r-St44Pw -These are Cl!!TA funded posltlool and re· quire HunUnctGR Beach raldcney It 30 d.,_ prior UQemplOJlDent. Applic.auons wlll be ac- eepte4 at The Em.ployment le Tralnln• C.t•, 5.18 Main st.. Hm\t. Bcb. until 3Pll lllM lllL .. SECRET ARIES Snelling & Snelling of Newport Beach Agency .; ~:>.c·cllcnt opp()rtun1twi- lor ~cnctarit-s w Ji:ond· typing, sh or dlctaphontl ~kills Ex1>er in I.ind cit• \ dopmcnl or n 1-: 1 ll'lll lll':>!ruble :\Int work111 i.; l'UlldS & I'll. ht'lll' 1 WORLD'S LARGEST Employment Service Sales Trainee N:1t1on:il ro will tr:iin 1n side for career 1n outsitk :,ales. SI art at 59600 l'all C1111!~ Cramer Route Sales Great nat'l 1·11 "ti" 111a11~ ftt•111•f1t ~ +-l'\ <:t.>llcnl prod1wts l't'tf s t'X· ix·r m utt• :-all'' p1·r~1111 St art al SH:l:!tl & i.:nm l'.dl .Jtll l-'11-..ll'r 11lclth\' <'.tlt 644-3389 !l \~l 't1I Nn1111 THE IRVIHE CO. 550 Newport < \•ntC'r' l>r '\t•w1x1rt lk:1ch • l':q1wl Oµpor t-:m1>h1\ l't' SECURITY GUARD S1•l'k111g an 1mll'. 1111 Fri tlay thru Tu1•M1.1~. I I Pi\t to 7i\:\J ::.h1ft ~l1htary n,.., ldw t•nlort•1·nwnt b1.u·k g r11u1ul req 11 \ 'mtorll\. 1'11rnt~h crl Xlnt t·o .. h1:nc11t1-Sal.11 \ StllO 1 HI', d1fferP11t 1;1i Cont ,1<·1 1'i'l's1111nel U1·111 PACIFIC MUTUAL ilHt :-O:t•11 port Ctr llr ~.~ ;-\ew1)()rt Beach Equ<.11 Oppor Employer Stcy !Exec Secy /Exec. RIGHT ARM TO Vu::e Presidl'nl ' S,<)(10/ Fee Paid. Unique ~.ll. firm. Organi.i:a llnnal abd1ty, lmke d \I ·good ty1.11ng & s h>· Fina n cia l apt it ual1· needed to 1nterfat't" w t'nlll roller Lub of PH. Ali-11 f''(•e Joh~. Call Con 1r11I l'..in•1•r Employrnenl .\gem·~. 55<l-H~):l S.·c y \"011111: h;1 rh C"'' tt\l' l1111k1ng IOI' Ii\\' Ill ctonwst1t• hc.'lp i\111;,l IJ1..1 ahlt• to take \'<1ff' nf Lal! htlllH'. pt•tflJt'ITI JI t M'C.) Auto lease dut tl'S & _1111'\ a i:ood mart 1111. ~ISa· 1550 "' Oppor. to learn t'\'<·1l 1ng - ----- hu::.mess. Car prm tdl.'d S<-n·1cc Sta l lclp full or Start al SllOO p 1:me. Apply, 9!lll E . C.1ll l '1mly Cranwr Coa:.t Hwy. N.B Hot Rods I\ n 0 \I ,I 11 t II p ;11 t ~ <~ ('ll~tnr~ (;I l'd t t lllUl'I' SI art ~!llt~l , .. ,ll \';1p1l ll.1ll1•\ Insurance S.ilarll·d po:-.11 1011:-tor ~.ilt•-.. & •rn(lt-rwnlt'r 111t h t l'll<'k knowlC'dgt' To !)11!.\MM) ;\fsn. c·l:11m,, ad JllSIC'r $10.200 <'all Carol llal11·' Phone Sales .\ggre:.'i1\e, mone) ont'ntcd people can earn --- S1•f'll<'C Station Allen· d;111l, 1•,1wr·c1. Day & Ei·t·s Full & p ,t1me Ap pi1· Shc•ll Sta11on. 17th & ll'\llll'. '\[I ~ .. n 11" St.1 ;\tt~·ntlant. ~·,111•r cl Full t1r Pilttlll' ,\pph ,\11·11 St:it wn. Jlt h ,v., t r1·1n1" <' :"ti ---- !'>1•1'\'l('l' St a At tendanL 11111 & p time. llrl"°-. I C'llffitn 1i~:l·:l3<!0 Sewinq Mach Oprs ~:,pt•r prl•l 'd Near U l' 1\1q~1rt. 5 Ill 3HR1 Shue• Saks. Full p/l. Exp, pref'cl. hettC'r grade Jam. l'>t111·1· Xlnl hcne t1t:.. c·an·"r Joh No Sund a~~. ;\Ir. l\larowit1. !\l r. Cur· rcn. !)..IH»lliXI. N.li. h1g mo1w~· Start lo S!Jtjl)(l --------- 1·:1ll l,1s11 .1:inw' Sil C'nast i\C'tnr's C'o-Op '" ~t·ttrdrn1g lor potential Ix ,. xv l ' r · d t a Ir n t for Beauty Suppll·es 111m~ TV stagp comm~ h .\II A gr s. type•:.. If vnu ha~·e outs1ik sale" U.51·0:!8:.! e\i~r. this coa:nm1,,,,11111 Sl;inne~St~i~-,~:'11 prngram 1nll otkr great IWl'ds siilP-.lady. t.11mt'. rt·11.anb . ;1d;n ·, Xlnt 11orkmg ro11 lull J,1111!.' \\ hi·.itron ti, i·:-.rPetally lme chen Merchandiser Top nat'f C'O. will tram sale:. ont•ntt>tl p1•111!lr . prm 1dc car & C'-fll'll:.t.•s. St ;irt at SI I.Ii.ti! C:d I .J;i ttt•' W lw ,1 I on Sales /PR If you kno w hot el or r estaurant manaiic · ml'nt: A great future ll'l1· l'h: Francis Orr. 1:7.'i 1010 for appt. STOCIC'CLERK Finished Goods P erform simp le a "· M'mbly work & m amta11\ I 1111shecl goods mvcntor~ . Som1· exprr pref'd. 111 Shipping & Ref'einng. ST ACOSWITCH IMC ... I l:lfl B.iker Costa Mesa 549-3041 Equal Oppor Employer awaits Start to SOOOO. --------- C;.ill .Janey Wheaton Technician STOCK MAH With pricing & sales e>. • per. Apply in person. Murrincr's Stationer!;. 225 Forest Ave. Lag Bch Elcctro-l\lech:inical ••P · . . l1tude will obtain major Substantia l E~rnmg.s co. po!.ition with many without neglectrng_ your, lit'nef1ts & future. To famil y. Leader . in Its SI 1 ooo C1cld has a few p/hme op- <'u 11l'.110\11.dlev pnrtunit1es avail. Call for personal inter11w at th~ Gr:ind Hotel. Anaheim. from 9am-Gpm Tues Mayo.· Management T rne 31st & Wed. June 1st. As k If you ran relocate, wor k _f_o_r _M_r_s._c_~l_o_w_,_77_2_·7_7_7_7._ 10 hrs a day & have degree, a career awaits you. SIS.000 to start. Call Lisa J ames SUMMER WORK FOR STUDENTS Prr iS.18 hr. take home. Local job sites. 3 shifts' Age 18+. (714 > 634-1063. F/C Bo kk S uppl e m e nt yo ur' 0 eeper h us b a n d • s i n c 0 me:~ Be able to set up com · w/poss. S60/Sl00 a wfc,. ple te bookkeeping P /T from home. CaU system, design paper 548-3203 9.2, 962-1836 3•1.. now, inventory control, for appt. & supervise. Openings1---------- for small & large co's. TOOL MAKER SOOOO tn $18,000. Orange county firm seeks tool m aker. Expr'(t Secretaries In both machine fabrica.· tion & progressive dies. Company will pay top Ma n Y o P e n i n 8 s i n wages & benefits. CaU beautirul or~kes with for appt. 956-2093. great benefits. EntrY1---------- level t o executive &TowTruckDrivern~ legal. exper. Call 646-9630 Mon- CALL 540-5001 4~0 CAMPUS DRIVE Frt s-s. Coast Towing TIWMI! Financial clerical rdr rapidly growing Fashion Wand firm. 1 Yt ofe ex· per. belpflll. Xlnt ~~ tnf conds & benefits. 'Co.~ apparel provlded. ApPly..i 8-12, 2-4, 180 Newport Ct.rt Dr, 2nd Floor, Ncwpodt Be.ach. ~. ask Jori Carol Goer or S"'~ Hebler. l TUXEDO SALES, p time, ft\U!tt be ootcohtf. For Into. 540-3333 ext. ,_l askfor Te:rrt CJ-I DAILY PILOT Mond!f 111t• t.tn ~ aoso Jew.try 1010 Mlsun~s 1oao 4 .................................................................... . . d E) HetpW'ont•d 7100 .,,.,_.u 10110.,. 8040 "lmSWF.F:K~Pf.<'1\1. WA .... TED \J.\'\f\ L1tlltl l:!.5 Go\a loah.row.,. 9040 loak,Sall 9060 Traru porlotlon • ••• ••••• •• • • • •• •• •• ••• •••••••••••• • •• ••• ••••• ........... • •• • • • • • • ....... St>Jnbh or Conh.•u\p. ~• n t' t ch 1 n h ) 5 , l ,, 11 o t ••• • •• •• •• •• •• ••• • • • • • • ••••• • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • •••••••• • •• •• •• •• • • • -1,11111 Rt•t·c•pt <iC'n Non-Worttmtr Ma,ar Ap. AKCP11mctie~ compl<'ll' room" uf rOP CASll UOLl.\R ,•11h1n~ St.;11 Othl'r~• :J(l'!'.fl'pht'n~Sl•dJ11 i·kncal for Publtt' At't'I ~I 1 -n, ,, i. &. I' u '4 u r Teacu,.t.• & Tiny ·rOY fw 01tun: Im lu1.k::. II PC PA I D F 0 R 't 0 ll K 1 raclt• $7~10 lhll Sultl' V 11 P" t i .1d10 i,ndr, OF "7"i \\\·,t:sJll t 1 Fully C~s. Sate/ t'<jpd ~>4.!>INI \l.1\ 11.llll' Rent "20 lor 27 32 ' Sutl N U. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111,. ri41$-4332 \I u " ,. r" " J n t t' \.I C.dl ~ h\ ins; room Mi. :i pc dm JEWELJlY. WATCHES, for Mt'tcl'<l"' 5.lS·Mlli) nu poinl. tuned. sharp• fuo t I f u '>X-\11 • -r-----1ni: room • 11 pc ~room ART OBJECTS. GOL.0. -$85110 AY&t6·9000 moorin~ ,1vo1l ~/mo b/J 1220 ~AJTRESSES OVIR 21 J"11.!.!.>"' ~ '' --OW ENCUSH Shttpdoi: \el C'O llPl.ETI:: SS88 St LV ER SERVI C 1.-;, 2SoCai.. ti'. eu 840 1 culfl't' - W.Al>ht·rt. dryers Ckan pups. AKC. 11 wks Ea!>~ tnrni. S2S down f l NE f'U Riii & AN t:ahl1•. ~o I arm <'ht11r 16 \ W c.1mpcr. :'\o 1•n11 top L.1k11 nl.'W. "to'l"1 ~Slo9or~~t :!IMMIBoh l.111• rnoclcl.a 1100. \yr Sbo4s Gd. -v/k1ds. Sl?S. S25Jmonlh NopJ~mt·n1 TIQll':S 1.i5i:!oO ~~11 l'ulor TV S iii 11u.1r Free tfrliven b.15a25 111 July l CuHTIS -h.runH.h UJ1.h 1'J1lu1 II \'M'l'.R .\.'\, 53' f'BMY (; \I II\ Tl "· "i3 l..ike 11c" l.<J,11lcJ 0" 1wr t:!ll I ~76 5.."68 LE.\.<-;E Cit \ll l'lo.H ~u"IVl'r·, kntJ ur»nt l111tr\111"1n1o: '1on th1u '111111'$ ht'I wn :l :.pm i-· \ l't'I d 1111lv ~· tin1l' lltn lh'I ~hill l \btr l'hC Will at.o hln I> O G OB E OJ I:: N t.: E ... U R N I TUR t.:. J 86S GrJnd P1uno & btnch, ....,;,,i.111 1., ASSES "tart Wed Harhor 01\cl, C't R1•p:u1 \lount1ni.: ... '-.'OCkl ~·1· \tJkc ofler ~<)' Bt'rlrnll\. ronv to p New Llphol -t:!7 fo'o1 \.I t>ng Berkley Jt't Aml'rt<'Jn t..intJtom trlr 6-12·5&1:! blander~ W/l>jlll1t111kc r Motori1•d llkes 9140 ~2·2821 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \1()111-,1) J \\\' \ ,\L.\IO'ff '\ 1-·w ~~, ti~ .• lll"i'I 11WS2 ~tui:.\rlhur. Irvine • F1 1~1d.!1re ~~I l':k1· 2:W dryer l'1•rl 1'01111 "' " G4~1>l.,I ('h.un-. C J .. tin~ t.IO 111111 June 22. 7 30PM 'llwptl lrv area_ ~9~-Spanhh f>in1ni.: IOI .... , lhl Moc To•lth 011\'f11r-.. ··n ... 1,11 l>a\' ror , , • +6 0\ 1 't C dll''> ' -.1d1• I:.!.\\ llll' l!l;l,hl'S, J:Oblels, 1..AHR.\~RPCPPIES brd "m1r1rn -.. ••• 11 '"1 Gold5nUthalnc:. ...t1t·1l11·\, llJr&n111 I' C.it ::ti 17 ll.iH' r<".111\ '1tS 1011:: 28' COLUMBIA Motorcycles f Scooters 9150 ~·>" No pa~'\fl>.,,6 1997 ulr (';tll !11111 \1.,1x l:.!.SOScott l>r. N LI til;l 1~ •. 11-1 WAITRISSES \\'>4hi ~12~ l>J,, rlr~i ~1:10 ~,, ..,.. i3 Bell Hoy. 25' Asi.:1111: WAITERS it(·fng s lOO Very i:uod Ulack <.:u.-.1om X (;11•t•11 \\ hPI 833-3048 :\'t•w JO 'l>h!!>t -.1.·ll NOW \l11t11H' l, dt•pth lmdt'r 111t•lul1111~ Slip 1)1111 ti7S ll&l:l •...................... n!I Sl'OH'I S l'l·.I< 1-:11•l'I :>lurt. 1111-, ol clnnml'. \1111k" , 11.•an , fllll' ~~mul \lu'l so·IJ 1.12 :.~17:l .1fl<'l' :i11111 ()\•t•r IX. SJll ('lt-mt'nli• l'O<lll .>,;!J 4913 Lab pupp1t•s. IS C<>Ut·h :\l.1td1 ~ 1A ootl 833·3064 ll<1,. :)j5, L>ccorat1\'t: 9626641orS31·79:i8 wks. AKC cha,mpion t•:.irvPll ~mnt l'lrnl1~. 1; dlnt>lll' M~t. ::! leaves, 6 ---------- I 11 11' •1 !I;: ti 111 ·1 ~ t' l' I .. It t; II T U AM AGE U lint's. s hots. SSO 5!•7 2508 modl'rn couch. xlnl cond rhn; Sl2S &l•H493 1005 16' Dorsett. 100'.'< Ho~om11ry uft 1p.m llO'l'l'CllNT SALE. :i:AA! 644·112ti2 "We buy o ld &old & - ---fiberg lass. 110 . ~ere '73 l\1tall11.t :.!:.!' \\ ttrlr. -c l 111 1·011d " 'lral>. $S.S()O 1ufr. 963 · 1680 \\';utre~~ & lln~te!ls I'.' Jll·r·~. Mu-.t l.il• ..11>11· ttl ""rk wkndi. Apply, lt1g 1: .. r . 16 Fashton 1,1..ind. '\ n. Bet"Wn !lam llJm ~ ·1111~&Spm w w,irnt'r 111 H.irbor. SHJH TZU silver" 3 '.\!arty "J" Deanes crwi.er. Eng tops. OD & Saul:i .\n,i 'li!J w21 10 mo. Gorg~ous blk & l::than Alll'n, Z laddl'rb:u·k 1-'mrlm~s Stones mow"r~ \\ 11 h vacuum OD steering fouled up. '74 llonda CH :JHO. ;\I int l'flndit1on. 12,000 m1. ~;iu. 675 3459 or !'>48 OSOO Kc1111rn11• wa-.h1•r ~1!5. K1·11mort: r. Js l>ryer Sl15, K1•11m111" t:lec Uryer si~I. :!1 t'u It St-ur's refrlj(<ll'l' wht male AKC Champ chair~. ::! 11111t• tn·~tl1· ----·---·-·~~~~~~-1·ollt:l'lor;. S1•c :it 8923 Bottom nds paint. See at slred.5'51·6479 bt:ncht·'· t> hJrvcst 1..1 Comph"" Urive S a n 900E.Coast Hwy.S800in-[)1:1m1•11d & "· apph1rc din-ble • .;Jli :.!.1'1;, • Ull'gu (';1!>h offer as is· cl trlr. &i4·Z788 or Don. ao '"S ner nn~ valu<' Sl600. 1 , Will sacrifice! 5-16.1172 wht•n· 1 .. 1111111-.tria L ens-644·4l31 ........................ Nl•W 5 pi: htlrrn ~tot :! n1~hl _____ ini: Corpc1rat1on 2300 ---------- WOOD ASSEMBLY I' tum.:, hlu \1ork s1.1ntl 1111: &. l1n1 ... h1ng 3:?01 \\' \1.111.\rlhur Ill. SJlllJ \11.1 m,1l..1·r 1 :i.47:> <.;u.11 1•l1•\ Cute black k1tll"ll" nl.'ed a .»i; 144;7·• •r.9 1734 home 111 t•:1.chani;c for l>tanrl' 1lhl •lt"r h1 1111\ (;t·nwni' hghl blu(• Star ~ \\' 1; Port lane!, OR !O' Formula '7-1 J «> \Ill-'. drsr 11111 rnr 'ltiX 111!:! SJpphiri'. 3:11\ immcOl>l' !Ji~l 'tr as Xlnt H..irbor ho.11 Palm ~·I Bwwu Jord.in he a" Y I: o I d r In g •k h __ 8_IO·l22!!_o_r_8_7ll·20% SAil OR TRADE Ll'XURIOUS 57' World Ran• Cru1!>C Anna11olls Sailing Yar hl. w/Dana Point !>hp. Value S102\f Will I rade for Su C"t art•:i hnmr <.:.ill lhll G1tks C.!UI !J:.!J·81K7 tll 12131861 287i '17 lll'SQUAVARNA 2.;o CR MX. like new SI iuo flTJ-1933evcl>. St Zl'KI 50CC LHSllW~llEll 11111pmnt blln. whltl' ...i,; ~9 3H!JS ~hcmdlsc-W1\!'. II I-. ll s D H y fo: HS ••••~•••••••• •••• •••••• ~ll•I (.'lt-.u\ IJll' model.., I Antiques 8005 )r l!ttJr Fll•t• <khH'r} ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l::,lr l"hi.! t.>:JH-2840 lots of tuu.> lovt>. 638.8833 Tortmse :.hell Ion~ hair -.payed fem a le cat. 6 l<>e:.. cute face & sweet dispos111on. Work da}s .lnd go 10 n ii.:ht school Cat needs lots of atten· 11on &TLC. 646-0818 -Ill" ruund tJIJll.'. 4 chJllS. \\/diamond~ Cost over Chee :>a-tron C?~ re· 1hu1,c louniH' S7j Sll,000. for sale StOOO .:•!>le~-yrs~ld .(ostS900 ~ tr.113, eve!> or wkmb PP ~6-9977 :'tlJl.c 01 r 9ti3·4~ l Dincllc. Wa lnut C1n1sh Dm1.•tte set Table w 12 11.'af,, 4 chairs Vt-ry nice SlOO 1>44·8892 F\Jm & appl couch S250 L.ad1cs diamond engage. lil>drm sl'l. lbb. la mp:, ment & wedding rmi.:. 39 !\hsc 6-16 6500 alt 7P:\l pots Appraised at SSOO. _.__ • ;1· Y.icht. 60. rl' furb1:.hE"d Lr~ 1111•11 hOU!>C :'\car Ill'" t \\Ill dll'!>t:I!> ;\tany xtras S.1c S34.500 Aft ipni . 1131 96117 --------- \ti' \'enturc Cat , new tr:1111p, ::.di lurhn~ ph. brut1nl \ .111 ~. I I Ii \\ J ne" llrl'' ..-'tr..1!> ssoo ur1 !lt:3 9!1!15 ah 6P:lt '""' t'umhllon. Creal tn t..llr)' on \'OUr Mot ur homl' or tra1lt'r C.dl Jllc1 Gpm nr "t'l'kend~ 1i;L, lil~J '73 Suzui..1 li'f J j\) F .111 • 1ng. 1te1A t1r"'"· hl·.iut shJpc S71JO Ph 5 Ill l:!;!;I Wond~rland Bicyclu 8020 Of A f s' ·····••················ FREE KITTEMS . n 1que • Ral1·1~h Super Course. Med h ed 751 "'"'""9 aoss .............•......... w11l sell for $400. Have REDWOOD. 2xl0. 2xl2. gemologist r eport. lx4. l x6. lx8. etc . 675-1410 dys. 646-3718 Surfaced 675 3175 -----1 Ski. C'rwse. Fish. 22· Jill Chrys I• U 5-18-7952 l'Vl'S ----------1Collecuon or Play.Boy MUST SELL 14· S.\IL w/lrlr & mobile '66 Suzuki 8()CC. cln rns doc:k rark Sl:.!50 or be!>I gil. s.!00 1.w bc:.t offer ofr 67:>·3273 ~2 1115'1 11 l} G f. warehouse (imd cond. nood eqwp . 1um air ,,.,, Srdewulk !>Jle, 114 AKat~ ·-m"rl vlth ov •r 500 " ~. U..1lbc1..1 hi.ind. Anll· LiYHtod. 8075 Mugazines, 1960 to 1970 * * •••••••••••••••••••• ••• all must be com plete & in 28' Siiverton Sport fisher Reg. Morgan mare. broke good to fair cond. Wtll '74. F tG. dual l'Onlrob. \o ride & dT1ve. blk pay cash. 548·913'J. ask 255 hp.Xlntconl.l.lvhr:;. p>.1rade Morgan gelding, forTirn many 1•xtras C.111 til IJ Honda 2.'>0. 3 n111-. nld \000 m1 ::;2;,o, TJl.c u\'l.'r pyml., 49Hl3.1l 1 r, ... ~ " ' ~ · Sl.W 11(1 fl.II 9815 . \ngoru kittens. 10 wks. i1111i.1t· 1111'<1'' n1rkt•l11 ----lor adult or older c hild qu~· .. gall>re1 cusl Packag('. 18' O'Day wtshore nH><orllli.; at toth & !{nl.'r ~:11;;0 Days. 5.S2 ~IOI E \l'"· ti75·4!1SU oh'<m {)1:.1110,, t'lft'U'I or c~ ':>JS2(ti.l t•lothinl!. 1kcd furn. .:a n&. \IJll rlo•·k-.. WTS 8035 · ·~ Jt-Wl•lry. d1Jmond t·ar ~1 ..111tll.1lht•I t·loHcl.' •••••••••••••••••••••••Kittens. 2 1)11.. 1 tJbby. 1n~s :s:!25 & hook:. l.t--<•111,>1111..: .111l1q11t'' Lovelv 1·11lod1tl killens longhair. ll week:.. Call Sat Son \fon En~. Wes tern (71 1) -------• &14 1281 ·7:; S111uk I 7.itl(:T Primo. fa~\ <h'l'r,11•H1.1~10 Wnr1h t;ll hrl'i•tl 'g \ngnra an)llmt"&lf>.11:!9:! \t1l•·tt• ,111 lntt•111:.111111111 lml'k~1·ow11I. ~o 97!1-119711 338 1011 Drar1ing tabl" :s:io : :o.n;sA Vt-:HL>E J\lov111g -.---------• llr(•pla~e:-.creen ~15.('all i3 · S l' at' 1· ;i 1 t St' t' p I r ~· w /Van~un t:.111dc111 I rlt . :\h•n· I 10 888 Brand llt'I~ rond Xtros S13.~00 FREE S:iihn~ Ll'SS\l!IS ln1 tho ... c 1n11·n·i.ll·tl 10 11111 mg a IJOat ~o uhhi:a111111 Call for uppl ·1')1i 1707 01 X:31·3255 t .. dlo•111·• 1~11' I' i-.1•ll1·r 111,.. SI I 1 I lllt' I 1·1 , ti ) , Io t ll>l'fl \\I'll lhr\I ,,,1 'I \ \1111 I l'\I \ 1 ... 1t ' 1·u11· hl111•l. k1ltl'ns lll'C'o a h11l1h' 111 l'Xl"hJl\!iE! for lo•• 111 I 11/7\ lo\ 1• 1,;1H )1!1;1:1 I 1111111111 •· -..i 111•11t•d 6. 11c.111l1lul UurJll..in jo.11t1•n 11..t1111,l11•ol h1 l·:'f"·rh lj "''''"' No papers. CJll ~-.~ .i~·1tl\-.. hl'\ c \It\ i::u Doqs 8040 ......•.•....•......... HALL TREE \1'.<' \11n1Jturl• (),,. h ... hund.,. -.1110 Sl50 'lti'.! %i~l 11rtr.11lt• ., ll-I0·2959 II<· I nit• r ---- Furniture 8050 .•.••..•.....•....•.•.• STOR EWI IH: S.\U: Nt•w & us~'d furn, uppl's. tntl><'. W1bon's Oarga1n ~•JOk 5-IS & 81 l W l!lth. C.\l .1>42 i930&5-18 3262 **I BUY** Good ill>ed f'urmtur~ & Appliances-OR l will !>ell or SELL for You. MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 s.M <\II must go this MitceUoneous 8080 84i'·~al'lti .3011111. ,,.·c.-ckcnJ. Lot!> of t:xollc •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pla11h :.om1• i.:arai.:l' WANTED Miscellaneous g110<11"" 1\111 .1 lir,11.· Wanted 8081 293:1 ,\nilrt1 ;., l '\1 'IOI' t'ASll DOLLr\I< ••••••••••••••••••••••• · l · \I I I' \ I I> FU ll \' ( > ll H ~r ·~"~us~•n;101~ 'r;'>~>l4 Jio:WELHY. W.\TCHES. r>4&3202 ART Ol:!JECTS. GOLl>, S ILVl'.:R SERVICE, T1lh~I P1JnQ uenth & used p1anoroll~ trlti·S78G I' I' 1!16 !j4;11:1 1!175 CarJ\l'llc. 19 •, \1111 !.k1. plea::.urc or h :.h111i: hoal J acuzzi J et '\l·w l'lll: 400 hp T1 Ir in· duded Ht•.idv to ~11 g;,100 111 196-9609 Yard s ale. Sunday. FINE 1-'UHN. & AN· Wanted, Ches\ t ype Gla, ... top coCfoe & ~nd TJQUES.645-2200 Crec-ier. Call Mrs . tabl1•l> Hud-.11n :-.prayer. -~---------• Barnes. days &l2 5735 18' Boat, Cabm Cruiser Lob more. 2083 Thurin. LUGGAGE TAGS ---------wilrlr Super clean C:'t1 from your busme!>S card SS CASH FOR S stiJpe. 65 hp Mere. like GarB"l' Sale. everything ~ one card for each Good used turn, rerrii:s new. Many xtras. new Hob11• lti , , ll.111:111 .1 flanH·• ''' '""" "a"'· xlnl c·u11<1 '-l>i.10 :11» ·1-;Nl 10' SJ1l lloal Xlnt contlll 1011 m .• •rn,:; '71 Aquariu' ::.1 cond. r"ed kl·t·I " xlras P r11·1•d tor sale. CBS6i5 16W I 11H· m.10\ llUlt'h --- Motor Hom~s. Sale I Rent /Stora9~ 9 160 ...•................... :i11n Clll ll<l\11-.S 1-'tl II I )'l";I I H \\'EL {JUE!-;~ :!:! • lnadl'il w"lrJs Onlv l0>4M~1 nu . xlnt. cund l!JiO nid I "* .:lOi> 548 · 17 25 :!5" OPE-.: ROAD. follv ~l'lr n111t llescrve now lnrsummer &H ·8385 Exhibitors Space t 11.111..;" t 11 1'1 t'~" Club \111111 111' 1 '1,>11 ... 11.11.1.11 ""-Ill\ .I UIH1 :!t, \I\(; Ala:.kan Malamute. Hou. .. e full. !>OfJ), 1.'I<', 6 n mo 1"111Jlc. xlnt mark-months oltl !lio reai.onJ 111 '' i.l 1 ">tili:! hh• ullt•r rdusL•rl &t2 i 5:i>I .. tag plus one spare. We frirs&!>lO\'ess.t6-07t>8 canvas S2250 Call i.t<ie:.. hand tooh. IJlhl' r~·I urn permanently 6738120 · . d1vmi: l·quq1 huU"l'hi>ld w.il<'d atlrattiVl' ta~ & - -------1lt•m,, !Jbnl', betltl111g. Musical GLAS SPAR RUHAIOUT "''m1•11c; sh0t.•s & boat<; S1 strap. meeung airline lnstnmtl'nts I U reqwrcmcnt:. Pr1·· x• '· 11a1n1, bric .1 brat'. '"'n' I<>"" & thdt ! l-'or ..1 ri;clirll'r 'h.i1r. bl'drrn pcrsoi1Jlllt'd la~ rnclo"l' wl "l'\\lng m;1l'hlll1.' & \1Jllt>JJH·i. lah1 ll' or l.1m1t-. :.!ll'> \. 1',1lm1·1 SI l>av Gin" p.1111•1 ,\ '"' l';\-1 111 \\I hi' \I ~.11. S1111 "ii I h.u ~ ,\' 1 nm vni11 &,\Imo 1,1i,:·. Or 11v \\\H <'.11tl' 8083 Lido 11 ;:.n tO Like nu Rarmi: j!1•ar. ~:111,, ('\ r. trlr SHIMl b44 i:!i7 Trailers, Travel 9170 ......•................ \p.11 hi' llnamcr sl1>" G. 111x•1s.. 111 'I' !'\Ill\('. 11 t' '"" 111111 \ l'lo l'I no 1t' ...,,Ill\ I \11 I ( 't1lh-.1• I(, l'I I ,1 11 .. 11 1. I I 11111• 11.il m.oll,oll I \' 11ld , \1~1,1 • \l,1trhm~ I lcn ulnn sofa & lie· I '' 1•'•1 '"''' "' h>H''t'al S!:lll C111f1··· la ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:on11 'fin O :\1:1f1l l'lt'< org.111 c'n•llcnt t•1111d1 11011 "l~MI. I' I' :)J:! 1 :!:>' '.\IJhbu <>111n i:s.:<'1 1·1· '\:.!~f'l:h •1, "I ,011 11111•1 llOY-., HI Appliances 80 I 0 lit '' 011 ·~·" •1:,.,:1 hit• 'Ill ~ult• 1.1hk s:!5 111 '.\l,1tthe"c; "Cla""' ht !I Ii \'l' a boa rd S7•11••1 :'ti no ri n t: J' a 1 I ~ I\ t)iil 2001 ltlli :!'li ll 111 [l'._!J ll:!Xh "I'll '"•" ~l'I nut ~.11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pn1ull11 1n1x f'Ul»J'I'"' I \...,II I' \I II .. in.Ill". 7 wk, SIO t'.t ll'.11 ti lf)7 1111 ·'i•l•ll.111<1'' \\•ll~lllr.: "' 11ul :~,;It,., 11 I ,,,,i 111rnt.·I i.:." 111 \•'I' I\ .1 h1•1 1\ I 11l1bp1JI l d1t~1·1.1lu1 ·11 .. 11;,11 ...,,I.I. 11\k 111·111' 111lh •• fl,111\ l'rl11I !'l.1 ..... 1111·11 \11 \1l11r.1hl1· l'o1•k1•r S1>Jn PUPii\ (;•HK.I rlli.pos1tll\n \1.d•· hull, shots, A K l' :il .iO l>,l 111 r !)7\) iOR7 IJ1.1,,1 \pl.II, A1'C, nwr~ b.111 of l'ncrit~ 1:!13 I 357·3848 A CONvtNICNl 5"0PC'INC ANO 8(WINC cuooc r o ll h•l CAl ON THC CO Krit Two! hut thf )'Oung \et to lhHe .tyhs/I. lun to wur ~'' B11ght contrut t11mm1n1 Ind ooc~ets ldd 10 the ch11ms ot l'f•n Yells l\n11 nl synlhthc ·~sire! '" 2 colOI\ for now tllru 1~11 Pattern 7279 "It\ 4 6 !I I 0 1ncludtd Go-Go-Go Jacket Imel non-stop tllfu tllf se• :ioni in this ll1p ltnrth card1&1n. Knit c1rc1111n w11h lacy yoke dtta1\ hom tilt ntC' oown •II tn ont piece. 1nclud1nc slentS Uw woisltd·wt•tht yarn. Pattern 1395 duechons tor M15Se\ S.11'\ 12 t • 16 18 •ncltidtd SI.ZS 104 uch p11tern ~d $l.2S '°' ~ach oatteon ~d l!>a tach pattP1n tor Inst class l~a f'A<h 0111t1n for first class ~11m11I and handhnt Send t1: a11ma11 1nd handhn& Stll4 to. Alice Brooks Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept IOS Nte<Slecrall 09'>1 105 D111y P1101 0111v Pilot Bo~ 11~3. Old Chelsea Sta.. Bo• 163, Old Chetsea Sta_. New York. NY 10011 Print New York. NY 1001 1. Prrrlt Nem •. Addreu. Zip . Nam•. Addres s. Ztp, Paltem Numti.r Patte<n Number. ...iRE tl11n tter bt=I 200 MORE t.llln ever befOl'il 200 deslps plus ! frM In-desl111s plus J ''" Pfinled ln· side MfW 1976 "~ CUit side HEW 1976 Hitt>l.EC11Afl CATALOQI Ha~ Jk, CATAlOCI Hu MfJffllnr. 7Sc. -·-· ""' ................ :_~ ... C'""' I Wllf'llrMI -1.IO c.tc1t1t 1 ".,.,... -I.DO Mlftl flttr ltlltl 1.00 ~fifty ll1llts • 1.IO 11.-Cftdltt 1 M RtNI• tl'llMt 1 M sew + llllft ...-_ .21 s.w + r.tt '"' 1.tS ........... . ....... .....,.. .... __ . f'tew.f. C""9t IMt .• 1.11 t'"' Cr9c•tt '9tll 1 00 ...... Cf'ICW IM ~-1... lrJ"1 Crtclltt tttlc ~· 1.00 l..wt C,..,,.t.... IM 1tbnt Crtellilt ... -1.00 1111""1 .,_t lltll 1.-l11bllt Mic,_. 119' \.GO ~llMIY.... 1M fntHt Mlhf M -1.00 • Ifft ... ' .. Ottlttlttt tlft"" 1·00 I...,.... f14 M Ct~t ...... 114 .00 12 _.... 112 __.., 12 rrt11.,,.,. IU SOi IMlflf "ltlltt ,. __.._ w tf , ...... ,. -soc ..... ...,. .... n-~ ................ ,2_ Sk ,. .... fWTillllr~,._., 1111.rns rw r..,.,, _so, t.a ti 11 '"1 lflt _., M t111 Jtttr 1tp _ ., :\Imm~ :-jh• l.i1 t m "''t ohn rm. ti l'hr-. .i:.1m1• Jhl kmghr...,_.t •i-1:! l1i:JI MOYIMG SALE C. \Sil PA II> for "ood used lurn1l11re Horses 8060 ~Jl).;j.f}..)41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.1ddli". lw.1ul 11111 W1•-.t1·111 ThumJ!I \' ti It' M t'd lt ('\.IUl\.1\11.11\ w , ... lt\i\'I. :! Dn·~"l'r. ~ 111tc -..lands. 2 mo. 11ltl. n1•w Sli:W. nm~ m11 ror .... km!( :.1. 11\lbrd s.i~ i;1:1 J'l.1:11.'Vt' " rn..111. b' sµl!l> & lrm. -- Collt' Tbl. loungi-!'hr Sor rt• I Co• Id 111.:. I ti '\t1fti>I l3mp :!l>S ,\ ~' ml.h::in:i. •1 'rs old l'Jlmf'r !:>t. C ;\-I ~t. o.ltt5. \\ 1.11 I. ;).',uo !ll' t 189 ~ \ppalo1. ...... \.... ~I yr tild W .1 t t' r b t' d " m 0 ~. m.in• >r old C1llv. I mo \\ hkc·as<' hdbd ~25 bst old C11lv Call •)(;11.fi'lli-i 11tr l'H UiJor5& 1.i:lb , • • -----four Salf': Che ~1nu1 COHTlMPORARY quurter-hor"\e mare II FURNITURE 'r-. •>lol c.~·n1 lo • ""II t r ,11n1· 11 I. n • I 1' h ,<._ We-.h•rn 1.10 11r1, :'lll'rt or t'HO ~· \l.to1Jhllo' hJo·I. '"had;. l'KICES: S2cu orJ1S5 4/Stags SL60Pa. 6/!Hai;s ~1 .:>0c.i H111r morr SL·IO 1'.1. SJIC' Tai.. lnl'lttdl'cl NOl'ARD'' Dr,1w )OUr own or send n:imc. arlctr~s. phn1w &. "t•'ll makl' one< aru per 1.11! 1\1hl ~each. s.m·d check or money or· 1h·1 l11 PILOT PRIHTIHG P 0. Box 1500 l'110.,l.1 \lesa. Ca 926..'G (il'n1·111h.1nlt Flult'. xlnl coml ~l:!.1 202!14! llll'Ch. S.A llh i:il H503 Boats, Soll 9060 Trollen, Utility 9180 .•.•.....•.•.....•..••• Pionos & Of'C)ons 8090 •• • •• ••• • • • • • •• •• • •• • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1r.· llob1c l·a1 Xlnt cnnJ. "i,1n t'l1•11w1111• :!:1 Ill''' bul tolll 11.11111 & lil1noa. "II'~ ~>. tolll\ ~l'.11!1111, ~'.Ille•\ he.•d. stereo. 1dt•.1I ra1•t·r cru1i.cr ~l:itltl ~tMAil ----------- 26' EriC'kson. ~lpo; 10. lo:ttll·ol Xlnt sail boat. Lug;.:.i).!•' 11 .1111•1 \\ .1r1b ~x."1, .Ill 11wt al 1A1lh rt' movabh• \op. 11••\I/ 111hh1•1 anol cur11·11t h i:. C:ill K-104167 af11•r 2 p.m. <.:011:-11lo·p1.inoS.SOO. :\l u~l sell this wknd. (';ill allt•r 5 51:~'i0 Mark, li42·43.1:! Bk rt. ti7 3-1003 Auto Service, Paris GULBRAN S E N t 'PHIGltT SIOO l'.tll lpm lo8pm. 548 0852 GHEAT PIANO BUYS I ro·p "''VC'r.11 whl,lrs You cJrl't <lo lil'tll'r' lby Sm1th ~l·7647 & Accessories 9400 -----LIDO I~ w/trlr. cover & -----bo~u bath Nc\v ma't & c; u P e r S a i I c r :! 4 ••• ••• • •••• •• •• ••••••• • n(o?Ring.SllSO if>8·3G10 Tr1m..1ran. n1cl'~I on l N r, W 0 OD G F c'Oa::.t. ~.1:111 or ht·:.t 111 S l'O HTS \I \ N VAN ~2' SEABIRD. Sips 2. fer 497·351iti !-,l-:,\TS :\li5 for both or ScaJ>!ull engine X\11\ ~)1)111•a ~1.'>!l-5109 cond. DJn.1 Pt. S:!!IOO. locrts. Slips/ - - -----t96 1340 Ooc:ks 9070 61 Falcon door. dnv<>1 - -••••••••••• ••••••••• ••• !'-JCll•. from 2dr Sedan ot l!n.; O'DJy 20 W/trlr. 3 ~VA'iTEU Slip ror 41 Hanrhero 6-l2·20i3 !.JllS. xlnt cond. must sell lluntl-'r. tn cabin. hri-.tol "' S 1 Be h Owner movrng mu!>t sdl t111s wknd 673-1368 or cond. R~i ·". ',' wiit ··rcJ Autos for Safe rur a e :'.\ewport a c Wu rt I 1 z er Sp 1 n c t. 646·0087 aft GPJ\1 " ~ "' ~ Tt>nn1s c lub mem · matur;ilwalnulll46.92119 -t::ve5. 714·675-89:11: dys ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>ersh1µ. Betwn 7-llPJ\1. ---1 r Oml'l!.l w/mutn sail & 213·325·7030 Antiques / ~ 8020. Yamaha YC :10 St:ii:c or· Jlb o~·n cockpit w tilt . Classics 9520 ------------1 gan. \Int cond. !.iltnri<'c hl•d trlr '111tc s1;50 B1ochem1st seeks shp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Silverpl.1t« flatware. Sl-00 673.0132 4029815 Jft 6 side he or end IH..-for his •Pl .... STRIPIHG• G.1rnt• -.et with he.iul rul "•·hl'I "hr.;. sufa & love .,..,., l4.'arthton~1 (;lass ,\. \\Clod corree tabll' .... l.11n~. bdrm s u1t1•. mal 111· ... s1·' \ f'41ow h1i:h har \.. "hr~ hook1-.1sc"\ w.ill un 11 ... h:ittt•I ,\,1\1'1 lo<'l"•r \II 111 \Int t'tmd ~ .ti'hO Roger Chalice 1>3ltern. -:rr· sail boal 5~5·5445 ,, AR A 8 S H 0 W Complete 4.\ pc. :;cr v1ce iporlinCJ Goods 8094 12· Snowbird llull rHls f)-<'ehand s:!S u11 s.tl! 7387_ COLT for 8. S57. New m gift hox ••••••••••••••••••••••• wrk. Oni: s u1l ::97 SISO. Boats, Speed & 'fi2 Ma .. l•rati. 2 1,ooo orig C:rl'\''tl'..lrhn~tivli..11111 .ill !>l?ls ;1va1lablc . h k k 192·!m1Saftfi. Ski 9080 kilometer:. Fullleathl'r. 54'1·0109. 642·8845 .CC Ol' CY ~ Jlt'~. SIZC ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'la :-." \ """"' tw1nn"r' ----8'·2. HJu t•r. nylon 11 2. Sabol Sailboat Sl:!5. t•:lect. windows. ;;.~pd 5 \'011 mu~t :;Ce &Judi:c for Urapes. V;ll.tnces & rods, s uprl'm<' "'!J:!". hardly Pnvalt' p.1rty 18' Cus\ulm c,1alslspar. 120 l\orrani Wlfl:OS. '.\l int \nur-.l'ILEntered111 CaL a t•a \vot·..itlo dr used. S4S or h~t 1 olr . CJll.iJU·-IS-13 ml'rr. 0. 11 «overs. S8.'i(JOorlr:tdc.6i;,-242~ ELEGANT Dining R°''"' 1-\ttunly. ~.000 Term' l20";0I\'. Swag Tiff;iny 642.2073 S3750tolr t:!J:l1 5'18·61!12, R:l.'i:im1.Jdf ' lhl w1th4ch1urs. $175 I I I r c1 bo • I or 4~).513J!) ------5342307 JVJI . "qua '9~,. hght r1:-IUl'L', l:'itlf yd~ Bullwnrk c r Jr S2!7. ShockSa t8.s pce .ni::· Sl62rx•rDay i---~-buyers. 714 ·t.i2~· 48. AvocadoCpt J..56-4396 k ~mg, wdn nial>t. frbgl f''or s.ili•. 1~ mtclt'~I in niat's lilUetopay I)' :N<.:A~. PHYFE ta bit'. <.:h1tl() ---~rl--JEvcrc'.'!t backddpalcl FS25R. boom. dbl hull. xlnt cond. H:tll1•ll IW J('t hoat, 450 for an ad in,..,,, l)·•1ly n ,·1ot '---------MOVING -Must s II wht 'ac S 4 H1 c / 846 8995 "'"" " ,. Jnt1•1 "hi & <'ht•rrv wdJ·----------1 ~culpturcd carp . 12xl2 Helmet, S25. Addws f'1B _!71 ~ ... ______ , ol<h :w hr.,·incl'g all ServiceDirectorvLhatcan CRt-:1n:"z" 53b·2350 \11-:\IORIAL VAY w/heavy foam underlay shoesilO.As~ort'dmct:il 11'Six'C<lballw1compass. beach l\l';.tr. i l.tll)O dn e;tablish yourprofessional •·\•• C.:IH-79'.JtJmes .. ag~ SPEC'IAl.w/1h1st'oupon S65; sora S25; m isc. we1ghto;, ICl• per lb. &manyxtras.Traller S80 mo. M ·F. 9 •5 1dent1ty. For more 1n I ~ 11111 ~ 11 ,. p 1 !'" e 0 r .!5 lh r.il1ln1 pt•llt'h ~l 'l'>. t•I0·4277 Jft 6Pi\I 540-4614 G riry SlSOO. ti~S-9317 558· lJl:t formation call 642 5678. 111n11turt• for lari;:e. l'n :!S lh 1 l11rkl'll m .1-.h s:..' 1:1 r: 8096 p .... .A s . p rt & • .A r-• a p -£s .,_ 25 lb w a\. 1w iln•' fuod Ten111o; Club ;\lembl'rsh1p .. waps Auto S«vice, arts -·o erv1ce, a s AUTO .--l"vic:... ar • 'l'rt<1m101: homl' ..... ,rry to ..... (or '>Jle. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & AccnM>ries 9400 & Acc~ssories 9400 & Acc•uones 9400 "di too I.it l!l' Cur my new ~·txt~;"/ ~tr; ;1t::1"';ii~·~f:O. Eves. 8J3..325G Nill trade heau1 iful l'olor ••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••• •••••••• • ••••••••••••• • • • ••••••• hmrlt' s111nn1nc <'OCfN• "' TV for body & paint work * * * * * * * * * * * * 1,1hlr "ht'll\\' rf'ITlO\.\ 237·•\."pt Bl.CM SCRAM-1.ETS onvan.6'16·17Hi; * * * ~:~~i:,~.:.'.0~1~11:'t~l~~~~---(···1.'64-!'i.·S686___ ANSWERS rvH;~~~0~o 8098 ieit ~~,, ~ ** --------Wt• 11·rn r1rt111g 11·!'.~on' h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill Hlll '\lllll"INCiTlll. \t y hor"' 111 \UUI-. \p,it y -~·our w '.! .;!:! 1111!1. walnut. 1;vm1.h,1n.1 \11111 hnr!tl' lJesTityR-1~;.~i iw COLOR TV'S * 1orm'11 .! '"I' -;51 9016 11C1ly ~ 1x·1 hr t'4tl·8169 A ,.,-;II AlJ. MAJOR BRANDS ......,. 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Try th•" one Rcconrl. & Guar:inl<>ed ~ Did you hear ahout lht' ONG FORD ~ poor i·hap who r an n~hl Port~;~~.,t~~~~!.olcs ~ic PH IL L *"'f"' throuJ;h a ~acen don1 ., FREE same day dehv. HeSTRAJNI::Oh1msl'lf. WRtGtrfTV Membership HB largest & 843 i\, W. l!llh, C~l ""'-- finest tennis club. dis· ___ 64_6_-1_1111; ic is proud to announce that commencing on May 31st, ......... _ro_u_n_t.:..p_rc_._968_·7_21_0 ___ 1Prorcssional r<'el to reel ~ 1977, our parts, service and body shop departments ""'-- Washer & dryer. s100 for tape recorder. tapes & ~ will be open. For your convenience, we will be open ......... pair. or S60 ea. Qn size microphones lncl'd S370. ~ the following days and hours: ~ b e d w / r a k e t u r 961M39L ~ ......... bedspreadS40.96S·3132 '\dmlra l 24 .. Color ·~ PARTS AND SERVICE ""'-- Console. perfect c ond . ~ "'f"' Stained Gloss sm. ~0269 Monday-Friday 7:30 am -6:00 p.m. Jos Maes orig work. s· 'IEW MARANTZ 22208 i' Saturday 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p,m. * tall x 13", rontemp de· Stereo Rcvr . List $329. 1 iC ~ s ign or sculptured glass onJy m9. Atlantic Music BODY SHOP "'f"' set m ropper. $900. Best Co.445E.17th St.CM offer 675-6695 ~ Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. * Fwnitun-.--&-cl-otM--,-'°::;,;';:.C::"~ ~ Saturday· Estimates Only 8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m ""'-- 675·8407an 5PM r;;;:.;··········90·io iC TERMS "'f"' WH EELCH AI R . L ike ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Cash or The Following ""'--new. S600 value, make lS' WOOD Bo t •. t 1 ~ ......... reas orrer. Call 675·9028 3 "' r r · ic Credit ~ds Accepted * needs wrk but has lots or Rad ial· ARM saw 12''. possi bill ties. 1350. Union -ankAmericard u s122sv C r a fts man. fl6.1·3641 ~ Master Charge -American Express ~ $295. 1oats. Marin• ~ And All Major Credit Cards ......... Beautyr.ts::~. ..~r.'!:s! •..... !~.~~ ic * patio loon1e. cb alrs , :om p l ete Chr 1sl e r ...l.f """-.. vacuum."· m.o\lle proJec· manifolds for :US c.u. V8. ~ "'f"' ll'lt &scr~n. chlld's play Includes manifolds, i' ...L_ store carriage, cradle, rlzer•. e lbows, ond ~ rncklne chair, ratta n plate-everythln1 tor hdbrd & bike. 644-9387 twln engines wltti 430 ....., ""'- hourt. $22' total CCJn, '"?' "'"° Bridal J>nata sbit 1. ts 2 can Dalo at 4M·l.8U ~ * ~tit!::.•,:~ Dreuu POWER BOAT MOLDS ~ ,.t_ -----------1 IO'x12', hhke Offe r . ~ U AUTO Cl!Htt" DllttVI. UWINl, CAUP09'NIA 12?1' "f"' ~':°~n~i~er~!~= tnom.7~orl23·73Sa :i' IAN 01£00 FWY. TO LAKE FOREST EJtlT. ,.OATH TO * _Sl_&._6'8-_LSZ5 _____ , 1 ::.~~J:,EftP. ROCt<flELO. WlST TO OLDFIELD. ""- For SaJe: Ptofualonal Cnu der er ln e ~ Lf.FT TO AUTO CINTEA OR. f "'f"' :;:!~=-~r.~~l;t• =·m•~·1160"' *************** r .. - ' ...... h• Trtacl Nllos, New CJ§ .............................................. •••••••••••••••••••• I' ' AMC.JEEP :: I la Calif. \\I. Ol l SELL \l I ,. .. ~ JEEI' U ~. \1,1 .lt~ l '\'1Hk:~1'\'fl~ • rtUGE IHVEMTORV ,, .11 \1u<Jeb '~"' & t '":u " .. l.l""mi: ,\ \ a1lahl" CodaM~sa AMC J~•p , • ':'i:!t ll.\IUIUlt liLVU ·._, .. "("'"' -!'l l'l-~3 , 1 lnl I ~:uul 1 whl drl\ 1• c~ 1 1 ~J ,\hilt· .... 101 nd 1.1.; !11::1 Jll ti 1'\l Cht•1 l'l' \1 !>hl•ll "• 11 I\ I, I '1.1\.l. l11,1J1:1.i • •·loll.I( CllANCAltS & TRUCkS -..,....,...,. Ceiuider a ~••ll•T &tttcla ltMd t•r. \I• .iart wit~ a .. •lt•Y Sedan. dasurd ta..~. modify lM ~&i& tn sport cat.._.,. wilt evory sl.R.&l• part checked. re.pla.ircd. re ~c:huwd. oc replac:.d a.. '5 r eQ_utreid. 80Q mail boun hl\\lr a vartu.a,lly l'AMUnl n41w chassis is the ru.ult. ".,..._~ with a pc-el~ li.llAt. THEN an all 1Hum11\um CH£VIOlEJ coaea butilt Roacl.:ttttt !>1:?11 rr:ii bOir flhd body is mu uh.et 111·~ uod 1nat.Wl£d. TnmaMlll 1 ·c >S'l't\ ~tP.;S.\ 1:-. lo h1gh•·~t standards. A. 1 !4'-l 210 gor&eous machine. \\'f·:-1•_\_Y_T_O_P_l>O_L_l.A-R-i Th& prot~ype is in our t'OH't'OPL'SJ•~t>C,\~ sbowroom. 'ne aecoltd 1-·oR•~IG\>, OOlH~"l'IC car 1,s 10 lram~. 8 :\!ORE u( lL,\SSICS ..... t• production Prox SJ7,00Q. Juu Rickman It ">ur l'Jr i:; ht..a clean llotors. :?J.2.1 E. Colorado ~\'u-.l 1r-.t Bl, Pasactena l2131 UUH tUteK ~ 2"1 or locally eall SACL'LEB ..\Ck BMW COMllM•Sll lMIAJJ.MIW 6JOCSfMOWt COMPUTI M»VSHQf MOWOPIM SAQDUIACl ¥ALLEY IWPOIT~ Ut·JM04t5-4t49 -- CREVIER H.!., ll.1rhor Bh u l' a r I o s Carrion at ~560 \ 11· l,1 \ll""' !.ITl!-2500 73:!-iSH -------·1 .....•••••.••••..... ·*TRUCKS* •THE CAR flL.ACh oo llarhn1 c \I 1~n .:1> .. 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I 1111 I l11p .ind "I I.Ill t-.of l'Hl•'tl 11,..:hl I '\t l'f: I 91Ql ......................... 1971 lk·1i;:c lOOLS. llUlO \\I 1-"I •. 11r. i.Lnl cond Uc~• olf•r 675-4.117 73 Aµdi 100 LS. bf'Olo\ n sunrool. A».•·» a treck. lo mi. $3600. ~ \3Q8 Sale~·Serv1ce·l.~a:.1ng ~oy Carver , .. c. Rolls ftoyce BMW 1s.10 J a.en~ Ntwpor\ Beac:h ~&444 '73 AucU lOO LS Beige. -l·dr, SU11roor. C.-i 97 l 5 i3 \udi lOOSl... XJot conct 52100 :'\lust sett. Call t>«}2496 ~J90() 64$-208.5 •••••••••••••••••••••. •• --------'7ZCapn 2000. A1tlom altc, IMW !712 1 owner. 51900. Pvt ply. • •• • • • • • •• •• •• • ••• ••• • • 8-rT ·9529 1973 IMW l .OCS 16 Capri 11 ; -& c~ I. 4 :.pd. 1 'pPl.'d . s unr<>o(. air K.000 rm /\:'11 >t':\I i.lcrco 1·ond . & lo.._ m&le:. cia.-.:.clll' Sl,OOQ. 1:1~1 J PS l. K.¥cellenl Un•nt 5-l&~l83evc~ lca~c l>LtJl ;i\'1illahl~. We Dtkun ---9UO h;J\e '73& "14 automalk'> ••••••••••••••••••,•••• of 1h1s model also SADDlH.ACM YALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 1975 IMW 2002 Automatic. air cOllditioo· in&. stereo. s unroo( & metallic paUlt. IOU4 >. A rare jewel! Excelleol lea~e plan available S4DDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 4YS·494' II 11:\IW 2002 Snr1 . 1·lt•an. 19lSPK F 1 SSC>·:ml I 97S IMW S 30i \utnmaht'. . .11r nmd . :.tcr ... o & a f1n<· •>ll01)1.i.·1wr ur. l::>.1.'\!llt'ot l<'Js\! plan J1a1labli> t0ti2'.'IF> DRIV!A LITTLE ••. SAYIA LOT SHOP &CO~PARE UJlWICk QATSl.!M Sa.a JWU\Ca~trano Ut·ll1' 4t1'1llio- NlWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS 19li 710 2 nr Se~au <~'lX:'tl 1 "a".~ MOW S3Jt5 ~l>O\'ESTl1 ~ET :'.li~ar :\I ac· \rthur &. J ambof-••1• HoJd 83).1300 19121 1 DATSUH 1d1n p lli\fl'll '72 TR6 S.ADt>l.HACK ~rl~d Pickup With C Jmiwr ~twll 1 s pt«I. 1 .1doo, h1·,1t1•1 . lm1 n11k>e. hlul' t''l.\t'nm & 111 \ •h.1111 • '""'l • ,1r l.o VAUfY IMPORTS 11111°' I 'I'd \\I F:\I 131-20-40 49S.4949 ~.-.~--. ... """' ... ~"""'~ ... ~,.,.... ... ~f'9~ .... '!ltll The Bl&Plt Marktt.plae on the Or-.e Cout DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con Sell It, Find It, [ M S8 1 One Coll Sentice Trade It With o Wont Ad 2 • 78 Fast Credit Approval • t;\11' \,Ill \lfll I""" -tr,,. •llll11nol111\.111111 • -.. ~. 1;11_1 l.1li•1 11111 lo,11 l'll=>IOm ---------1 1 11 1 n 1· 1 n ~ 1 1 .1 1 I 1976 lHIW 530. AM I FM :.tcreo c.15!1t>lle. 30.000 m1. -' spd .,unroot. '<Int rood 0}:-; Iii~~ t'\CS. "-''•·!>1"9 •'<t•llt·nl l'on1li11un. ---------------------------------------------l~~1ST SIE! ! ! ~.~!·.~.--:.'" .... ?~-~~I ~-~~·-~~-~ ........ !!.~~ I~~ ... ~.-: ......... ?~-~~ I ~!!~·.~.~.--: ....... !~.~!'~-~~·-~~:: ....... ?~.~~ " • ' I I '•1111111111· .0 11 t C fl t• ,111 t t•th t I \t11f\ •'I I •••ht IK ,, 11 ~\ p 11 I I )" ,,, .. ,, \111 I• ll 11\ ,, I\ \ .1 11 • ll 1• 11 ,\ • t •••• ' 1to~ Wa"ted l1111th(t '\ I t •• ~ • 1 111 ii 9590 ···•·•••••••·•······• I •l'•I: H" '7S TR7 I h· lil,11 k !!('Jiii I. l u 1n111 p 1101. I 'l'ld n1,1" \1 11. ,.,, \\I 1-''.\I It t•-.t •\1th •"·''""' llt" ··l 1 t • • t n ,1 nc 1 t1-.! t' \C " l' I' '7S MGI ROADSTER \I I ti 1 .111111 I ~pd. lo I 1 1 • ~h.i r11 • \l :11 1974 IMW 2002 ~ <.pet'<l. A:$ nl &: onty :?:!.••lO on?::tn:ll mile,. \ ... 1111l?'r -.h11 r p <'l.'lr ' rn.lllK YT 1. L:\Ct>llcnl le.i'I.' plan a\ :ulablc SADOl.UACK VALUY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 C ~'lSTA MESA DATSUN 31ie$HARBOR BLVD 544M4 I 0 540.021 l 7~ sedJn 2 ctr 1 'l''I stick. asmp~. "l! 1011 "°"or" 1.nd-. TOP BUYER 54.'t' us II rst. a. last! Top WE MEED CLEAN USED CARS HOW CALL PAPPY I •II 1 ... 1 ..... I 1.lliPl:P 1 dollar pa111 for import... j I . 2002. ,\~t Int sterfK>. COST A MESA ~un roof, maa . iS.!00 ~-s.'>8-9.100 DA TSU H '73 DATSUN 240Z lh • 1~t·it l.'s '76 B:\IW. 2~. A)f·f'M aM-' llorbor Blvd $leteo cas.s. Xlnl cond. CC11ta Mesa 5~0·6410 ~r·1.t1\l. $l P'" 11•1 •·o I '·l>ll .tir cond. 540-5630 Sh11rp' Ln pymts . 1:1.l.il.:YWI Assumable be. Contact 'fl 1100 Road"ltcr, xtnt ~Dys m.1113. •va tond. Convertible. '1200. 54t-'1962 '73 ftAT 124 SfllDH .1 'h.1rp t .1r .11 J nt<'e l>rtrt-I 'IHI \\l ,f'M r .tilro L "" onr ul our I II ''Ill I '"' f'll t11" ll'JSe pl"'" ... , ~.,.,, ,~, t 196' IMW 2002 .\utomatlc, air condltlon- 11\1: It a one owner car. 1ZRVW!ll. S.ADOlHAClC VALLEY IMPORTS 811-2040 49S..04' B\IW 200'.! 197S. xlnl cond Sunroof a u1om11 tll (g -00 '7:1· li4t S \I.I:: ad.1 In 1he Dari) Piiot brine l\ap· phone s3399 PlUSTAX IUCOISI New ·n Rabbit Including fuel inJection. 1.fS llter OHC engine. 4 speed. front disc brakes. rack & pinion steering. 4-wh ... Independent sus pens ion. and hatchback. Ser. #1173175351. OrtM MIMORIAl DAY I 0 .. 1 Harbour Volkswagen ~ t42·443& • 117' ' lffeh ll•cL, H1111•---..... AU'TH()AtZED Sale Hrs: Molt-frf ••t, Sat t•f, s.ili 10.7 DEALER . All Priced Plus Tex & Uc. Offer Expires 5-31·77 ,. "J8 821.0. 2 Door. AM /FM radio. l.o m1. Mint conu . ua.11nh sa2 u11, ~166 Conn1l' 1974DATSUN 710WAGOH 4 1f)e('(l. rJd10. ht•at<'r. rod rt1ck & low m1l<'ai:1• Jn e11n•l lt•n1 <"ond111t111 ! 1112J11AU'V> A rut beauty ror OHLY $3195 C OSTA M['ll\ DATSUN -HARBOR BLVD. MM41014M21J 'Ta aedan. 2·dr, 4·s pd atkk. 2Smpg. m.1011 eves or wknds. 196'7DA'MntN ROADSTER 6000 838·2970or 522·0286 74 Dollun Pkup/8hell. 41 K m 1 .I S2 t!!oIh e11 t. M-4193 c:irly or late 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Ca nary Yellow 121 Sport Coupe, Dual pipes. !Mack leatber interior, Alil/P'M 1tereo. Runs v.., well. Askins moo . .... 18 1976 .. ATXl/t flllr equipped & h as •••l•a• rack. mea _. -2 ONLY 7000 .-ue1. Like N&WI• lacellent lease plan a..Uable. <292RL Y>. SADOUIACI VAUIYMOITI 111·2040 ......... , f1at lll11.ndef,.,, 10 .a, •utl ul. · IT"2P ' EVERY SALE CAR WINDSHIELD PRICEll!I MEW 1977 COROLLA 5 SPEED MEW 1977 •A MIU4Gi HTIW.4Tl5' 42 MPG HIGHWAY • 32 MPG COMBINED • 26MPG CITV ,.,. CMOICI OFCOLOtlS "TOJOTA"$ HOTI'EST SEUIHG CAr ..'3"9 J ST 3 OF OUR.OUTSTANDING 1l!SALES '76 c:&ICA.,. COUPE 6 epeed. AM1'M stereo & air cond trnmaculete thruout1 Finished in yellow w/tan 1nteri0<. (702NWT) 76 COltOU.A WAGOM Automttic. '9dlo. heater & air cond' Immaculate ttvuout with exceptionally low mlluoe. (227PUN I '76catCA LIFTIACIC 5 aoeed, ..AJtil/FM stereo & air cond. Finished in Qtierry red w/black deco(. (033NRNJ 4;A4')00 Plu<1ur ~6f-'1 AllC£>i"lf THJS SAU ENDS MAY lJ.st-.AUCARS ARE SUBJECT TO NIOl SALE-eGN-:1' t41SS THIS SALE! t: ..... I '-'1 , I .. , -, -- CJ6 DAILVPILOT Monday.M1y30, 1917 AutcK,l,,.,. ... •.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aldoa. •• ,........ ...... ••port.ct ~ ,..~ ........... ······ .... .. .. ....... ... ..... .. ... . '---~----------""-....;.;;..;:;...... ....... _......: ...... _~ Meade 97)8 Mete••• IHI 9740 AUtoa. lmporhd .... ""porhd Aldo .. 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THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '74 JEHSEM _., - I r ~- Z-CAR •iiiii@r "KIH CAB" ~PICKUP' I \ ~ I ~~·([£ -· IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '74MADA '7lTOYOTA '71 vw n.4C"--Cft .,. <I~ A.\A C\A8 PY~ ,,..._. 4 Uto haM ~, ....... Q A\4 Fllw\I '•1+o 1\1" •• ,.., ,,.,...,t 4 .nt11tt" 1tr Cf)nd "'>"•"0 .... , ... ,.,,,_,., ti ... ,.., ..,.,. .... 1111~·0 hW• ..,,., '<' .. ,,.,. ..,,,,.....,. '"'9':~' ~· .. ~ •totelE ,.., ~•ldow ~1\4()q _, t9 000 ...... •!t'l"'CS ..,.,1 11183J" J 5 4695 52595 5 1795 '7l DATSUH '71 240! '74YW 1Mla4M CAt ..... •-d-WYVlrool !a !a ·-,.,..~· ..... "' 4 toe.cf Alol ~ ti-,..,IO ""'" •OMGYI) ...... ..,. 11S31)U.I f • ce11..,1 cond'>IOI\ 1707!(1(01 FOOTHILL DATSUN. INC MOON DATSUN LOMG BEACH DATSUN DOWNTOWN l.A MOTORS IMPERIAL DATSUN. IMC. UNIVERSAL CITY DATSUN, IMC. NEWPORT DATSUN QUALITY DATSUN IMPORT PASADENA DATSUN SANTA ANA DATSUN. INC. MILLER IMPORTS. INC. TORRANCE DATSUN ....................... ·•····················· ..•••.•..•.........•.• ...- i ii \l1dAl'l Spec pkR 11 000 m1 . under "arr lmmac. 496-3765 •MG MIDGET 2.2c AMILE I .ill tnchn for clet.11h on rnir l''<'lllnA new '.! 2l .i \Ill.Jo: pro~ram .. MG'S In cxcellt>nl t·ondit1on with ~ speed tr:ins & c hr o m l' whl•t•ls tWPM257l SADDLEBACK V AUEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 1970914 ti8.000 m1, 35mpg 1l.1dial~ FM "3.100 firm 4!1-1·213o ·73 Spit11rc Convcrtlbll• Pertcct in ·out. S3-IOO. 111 1 vei.tl'<I $2650/best offer • 960·3171 'i5 Triumph Spitfire 13.000 m1 IJlue. pcrl l ooks. & run ·g cond 641 6740 "bi Spitfire con\ Tonneai t'\ r. nds nni:s. Must i.ell bsl ofr 673·b8SI alt ti 'fill GT6 Sharri SC-e l<1apprecialc IH6 J.189 a rt 5 'i2 Spitfire. Perfect cond 1\:\l1 FM cai.. mags. mm. -.ell. SlllOO/bst. 646·6171 1973 Pori.che 914 I 1 :\p Volksw---977( pear. grou.e....:\ir. stert-o, ••••••• :~;~•••••••••••, lo rru.11'7:1·"""" vw SALE!!! ·uo 3568. Silver. i::ood l'OOd. 52800. 642-5675 daylt BC\ \ · H" and Name 11 orcves.495-1938 f'HI::K Personal Plates - -DEMO Air condit1on111~ 1976VWRABllT on ui. • Call today for de· '61 -35tlll Coupe. fresh & low miles. (093442>. 1aib on OUR exciting <'ni:. dean. xlnt <'Ond new Leasc;Buy Plan. ~OOOtOHcr.8411·1'121 Sensible Pavmt>nh 14fi • ---So Urea Pl :nrc:i 70 Porsche 911T. 1 owner. PARTS DEPT i.:~t•at c.ond. all r11c·ord~. UPEl'iSAT !l·I~ $(.lOQ 833907~dJ~'or.ill lil':\l 4!)9.J5S1 MGB 9744 .........•....•...•..•. Opel 9746 •••.•........•..•.••.•. ForeiCJll Aid! /'t'~ 1971Porsche914 a "'lll'l'tl 'lei t•o m.1 1: \\hl~h & .11r ('Ollll lllllll 1111: \ hm m1leal:l' t ,,.. •5"'7RKQi SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 83 I ·2040 495.4949 1;.i Por:.chc Xlnl ortA contl \It 5. 6.')2 2327 •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 1970 VW CAMHR I' o I' T 0 P m o d e I 1101CF:Y• 1969 vw t<ARMAHM GHIA "'''' r('(f paint & ne\\ 1111•-.. llJnl 1u Imel <'HI 1 l I:!;\ h..11 BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE ~.in Juan Cap1<;trano 837-4800 493·45 I I 1~00 \ W Engine, fresl "' l'rhJul bv Aircral :\ll'chanrc_ New crank p1..,tons. rings. valves t•,h.iust j?U1des. cam C\ l1ndcrs, l>e.irin,g-, 1 ranl.. line board s:J';l1 \\ ,.,ch.11tj?C ~101l. dt' 110 ... 1\ f,7:).f.625 -- • m J\Ul; lo m1 . ~nv rln Hun' i:ll :'il t:>n .l!"tl 11.-1:! ·--~· 4l'Mll a ·-~-·11P-: m \ \\' llw: :-!~~). Ill'< ii "-xJJ I ClO~ED SUNOAYS 1·11 ~1111' ll')JJ ll . (",11 1A nv /\N 11 i...1111, 1Ji:1-;:m:1 MEED $500 ~Jl ~\ J. ~J •~· \'W \ a11 IM1lt t•nL' CASH TODA Yi ~1 l ( ~ ~-~I 11,1 olr ur lrade lu l..._ r'r Uf (l' )),1hun 1'\, :'\II! 11111!1 All YOU have lo do 1« 1 ,..,_, u / purchase a new 1976 Op<'I fl11ll' flo\, ,. ,\ l!.·1111•·\ hi \"W Jim: coo<I conrl & Bauer Mot.ors will give .,Jh"· "-..... n 11 , 1, 1111r ~A•i.11 l1t•sl 11111•1 vou .1 check ror 8500 -.1x·nalll, 'In.'! U~ll:! CASH • l.argc ,e1eet1on. • 4!1 BE'\ J t.L \ 1 '" c..,t , _, - -cho1ct-or color-.. t speeds Grn 1 dr \'t•rv 1,11 t \'\\ llul! •. 1 Ru.n:. xlnt & autom<1t1r ... a i r •1.;1('1.IH 1>111 lluil!un ',;::" rr:1h.··1f.!<' <.c1 lirf'> cond1l1on1ni: A ~t F'.\1 '" lmm.inil;ilt ~.too I.II I llN ___ _ radio rud1al w ' w lire!> ~~,,; \ \\' lith "' I \I l'li:! vw Hu' 7 PJ!'.>11. be~ arc all a\a1lable ii 111.:11lhl1 olh rmt•r s:!IOll FOR COMPLETE 11:11 0!>:!:> DET •ILS, C •LL ~.~~ ••••••••••••• !?.6.~ ---~ ~ 1~1 l«·tl V\\' Gh1u. Hbl US TODAY!!! 1970 SAAB 1·n Ill'" br.tkl''· hJI SOHHET 1.·1' .:uorl 111"1'' lliot BAUER MOTORS :!925 HARBOR Rt.VI> COSTA MESA 979-2500 \ • I I ... ' I ( I 'I', ... ii 'I"'"'' oil \ tlll lll\l~I "''I Ii "'" 111 oljtJIH'f l.111 11 N1'1ll(JJI • SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 ·,~,· ,,;-; IFYOU h.11 ,. ,, "l'l"\'ICC In ortl'r 11 i.:•·~t ... 111 '>l'll, plucc an :J· 111 1h1· 0 a 1 I" P 1 I •l ("l,,...~1111•tl Scetion _ . l'h11m• H 12 :'\6711 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, New '80 --.... '•· f ... '• . ,, o I . . I • ... ., :..-: I •.•t ' . ,. • ·~ .. • I FIRE SALE! ELEVEN HOT IARGAIHS AU CAllS SUIJICT TO f'•IOl SALE '72YW~lffff• .......... $1511 •·-AM H" 838F'li '75 VW Detuxe Rc:bbft ••.••••••• $2311 AM I, ..... _..,•' ~fW•-ftU C434MC.Bl '12 VW KhanRann Ghia ••.••••• $2995 •"~'°"""""*" •or•'O 19\ '74 VW Dashef' ................ $2511 Avto.r80<> O"fw-11 OOO""t;'l t•A~ 7Z ~au aback ............ $1'95 • -.d. cord f93!>01"41 '61 VWllllJ •••••••••••••••••• $1211 Aeb\llH e"'Ollnt & Ha~ n11 OJ•"' f't'AT 39'1' '15 VW Scirocco ••••••••••••.• $3411 • •-d A'-4/fM \Ill< 11•>•• '11o• whl\ I 119MP'\I '69 Toyota Corona .............. $981 Z d• .. • ·-1Nq1 IY[)Nl" '7 I Tovota Corona ............ SI 088 ~utO "'""~°"1 ,,,...., ~1·.R '76 Chevet te. Al\l l fo'M . Must sell imnJedialely S2000/bsl ofr. Ph 675·1999 ,.-,---'72 ll1\'iera. loaded. l J6 \ W relJlt 1500. nl'W o\\nl•r. xlnl i:ond. :52500. lr•rn~. many \tr.ii. 5&11 pp t;.I0·4277 aft 6PM '75 Chevy !'llonza. T.O P. orotfer ~ u;~ + slick, 27mpa. -.--;--. -. - --'76 Bw1:k Century V-6 \'tn A~! ·FM. air. 499·4Hi6 alt t>f. \ \\ f ·•~lh..1 1 k lo\\ top. at cond, ::.lcreo. Like 6pm ______ _ m1le.ige. S71M) nt'w Lo mi's 536 7313 :>.1.> I '>J..l • • 'iS \'ega GT. Mu::.t ::.ell ~'\\' 1, 1. :--'H Buick Ile gal Xlnl S2300or ~st. "" 0~ op l mpr tond. Only 25M mi. All S.W-2038 :,1,50 ., • power Call 848·0129 &12 !i907 7..,:1 5807 belorc li pm 89'2·26Sl art JmpaJa 68 2dr VS, air. cw.I k d V·lop. X cond. !'lbl sec ·73 Squ.ll'cllJCk. stick. 61" ·n _s ______ ms ofr.673·7677 A~l-F~I. 1 ..1dio, lo14 •711~ Riviera. vmyl top. ---------t 1111leJ,:(·. lui;gagi: rack. executive drl\ en. full '&I !'ova 283 auto. ::.ell or new brake!>. c\Cl'lll!nt pwr, rut ly equipped trade ~00. 5-18-33i8 or l~~n.d1lo!.1· ;l'n llC rel'ord s t ere 0 de c k . n e.;, _M_S-0232 ________ 1 S?250. ~-2536 M1chellens, i.lnt cond. '62 Nova, cherry body. CONVERTIBLE '69 SJOOC 549·8828 days. blown up 283 eng. Sell or Sl800 firm. &ltj·l761 _64.i_-~_3_c_•v_('_. ____ 1 trade. Desperate! S250. --- -s.18·3378 or 6-45·0232 Volvo 9772 l971 Buick RIYlcra, very ---------! ••••••••••••••••••••••• sharp and well c:rred for. 73 Chev Monte Carlo. Slfl!JS. Cash only. Call black landau top, whte ORA~GE COUNTY 840··'167 after 2 p.m. paint. PS, tilt whl, new . . . . -~~Ye;>. . '68 Skylark. 15 mpg, xlnt PB. air, AM/FM. front. EXCLl Sl'_l·.L\ \01.\0 mcl'h t:ond. Pvt. l'ty. rear spkrs. c l ea~ & Laqwst \ elvo Dealer STSO /ofr <7l I l979.0638 sharp. 52.750. 714·497·2531 111 Orange Count~~ -----_a_n_6 ______ _ See your closest Datsun dealer & get their price in writing· on the model of your choice. Then compare 1t with ours ... and you'll drive a little and SAVE a LOT! Here's an example: 1977 DATSUN f..10 SPORTSCOUPE~...._..~ 4 ~at .1~•""") ~ tnt....,t ""1t"I 01't·•" ,jl t\flW ff' '\f tl¥f'l9fll 1' 111 ... l(Pl~ 10001~~~ "111 s3495 Pl.US tAX & llCE.PfSt ALONGSIDE S 0 F IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OPIN MIMOllAL DAY •) .. , ,,. . '. .. , ,. ,. BtTYoru:.\SE CadiUoc 9915 I I IAarto UMCI UIH.ECT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autoa, U1ed Auto1, U1ed Auto1, U1ed ~uto1, U1ed t '• ~~~ ~ ....................... ······:················ ·······················,~········································'.··· '71 Ponche 914 .............. $3688 ~ \O ... <I ... MIFM 16~?CfV' '71 A.Ha Romeo Spider V.toce •• $2688 4 ......0 l«llO below ....... •'• 1J l)NHl 2025 S. Manchester OrartCJe County's Anaheim 750-2011 Seville Cent.r r------------------~ I VW SERVICE SPECIAL I I IR4Jlwe T_...,. -$29.'5 wltti ttlf• c...,.... I I Co11tpll'i• with ph19i. pol .. ts, 9Hhh • I I edlwt._. I I FrH w..., C:h•cll Allytl-1 L----~~~~~-~~~~----~ Autos, Us~ ......•................ ~al 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I 976 SEVILLES 14 To Choose From J Full power, factory air cond.. cloth or leather in· teriors & some with Harbour Volkswa9en 842-4435 Cabnolet tops.<Q-152546>. Sale Pnced from ••1 $8995 1171 I a.och ll•cl, H1Mtl"9'°" a.och Sal• Hn: M-1119·9. Mt f •7. Sutt 10·7 411t••')« Zf.0 OE4'lEll Nabers Cadillac Jbl)() tt.1rhrn Blvd. Atl Prices PIU\ Tax & Lie Offer Explfes 5·31 ·77 Allto1, Mew tlOO Cmt.1 M~\J 'i-10·9100 '-----------------. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l 10 ovr pre-grand openong .. 43 AUTO CENTER DRIVE. IRVINE. CALIFORNIA 9271' SAN DIEGO FWY. TO LAKE FOREST EXIT. NORTH TO ROCKFIELO. WEST TO OLDFIELD. LEFT TO AUTO CENTER OR Codillac Snilles fen 10 ChOOS<'. All rully lo.idl·tl .4 with shadow r1n1:.h cJ192> SALE PRICED THRUMAY ALLEN 'iJ Cad. rare. O'Elegance xtras +.Must sec! Blue velour mt PP. 828-9070 li6 COV, white xlnt body & gen'I cond. For sale or Trade ror6' Panel truck. 494-t416 i3 C.d Coupe De Vllle, xlnt cond. loaded. must sell lhl~ wknd $1000/best offer. 847 9583 ·a" flretwood Runs great Looks aw(uJ. Sl95 firm fi Iii 59llO Clyde Johnson ... President Dick Johnson .. .Vice President THIS JUST COULD BE THE BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A LUXURY USED CAR ••• WE HA VE AN OUT ST ANDING SELECTION OF QUALITY LUXURY CARS IN STOCK AT JOHNSON & SON.! -A FEW OF OUR LUXURY SPECIALS - 1976 LINCOLN 4 Dt'. Town Sd. Copper metallic. padded vinyl roor. leather Interior. opera window. loaded with extras. full power & air cond. of course. See it now L11· J898NDZ. 58795 1975 IUICK Riviera 2 Or. H.T. Low mile~. medium brown with while vlnvl roof, rull power. stereo. air cond A great personal car. Lie 1179PHK. 55995 1972 MARK IV This Black Beauty Is loaded with extras. Full power, air cond. stereo. and much mucb more. Priced to sell this week. Lk l395TZP. 54695 lt73T-llRD Gold witll.black vlnyl roof, P.8 . P .S. " P. windows, air cond., stereo radio, a real t\Jce car, test drive It today. a sure winner. Uc.H!DGOO 53895 1973 BUICK Riviera. V·8, auto. trans .-- r:ictory air conditioning. power i;teering. power brakes. power windows. power seals, AM IF:'-1 o;tereo radio, healer, whitewall llres. vinyl roof. tinted gla'i~. wheel coverll. Cruisecontrol. till whel'I Extra nice car•' 111' #2751100. 52795 1973 MERCURY Marq. Brgh. 4 Or. Sd. Stunnmit while exterior with brown interior & vinyl roof, comfort lounge frt scats and loads or factory extras. A great family car. Lie. f061 53395 1973 LINCOLN Cpe. Out.itand ing black rinl11h. with matching leather interior & black vinyl sun roor. Full power. air cond. and more. V•TY few of these around. see it today. Lie lf999JDY 54295 1975 MARK tv Turquoise. with radded vinyl roof. stereo. ful power, air cond .. and more. Test drive this today. Lie. 11Z9MXI. 57995 1975 LINCOLN Cpe. This red beauty Is a real bargain. leather interior. white • vinyl roof, full power, air cond - .ill the factory standard extras you like to have on this end or thl' month Speci al . Lie. "882LWP. $ 6 6 9 5 1973 MERCURY Marquis. 4 dr., wMte with brown tnlerior & matching vinyl roof, loads or luxury equipm ent including comfort lounge rrt seat.a, air cond. & much much more. A real Holiday Special. Lie. I061GLV ' 53395 1974 MllCdlY Marquis. Metallic brown with medium beige cloth Interior. full power, air cond., comfort lounge rrt seat. and a host of factory opUons. Lie. 1123PIC 53895 1974UMCOLM 4 Dr. Sedan. While with brown leather interior and white vinyl roof, full power and air tond .. Real luxury at a am.U prtce. LJe. t441KEM. •I " ~ .. .... ~ .~ . ' \ ' ----~--............... -r ..... CJ8 DAILY PILOT Monday. Mey 30, 19n AM+o~. 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Fl 5l- R't'6n89) (Slit 4997) Every New Car, Truclc & Used Car in Our Inventory Reduced Hundreds of Dollars . BRAND NEW '77FORD150 SUPER CAI. 2·tone paint, .. oo Ra119tr, 01110. lranuniuicwl, tnxtion Jock, power si..tng, ._..,, duty low pockoge, dwl gen tar.Ii and lftllCh m«t. (Ser. Xl5SK088015) (Sfk. 8271) $6499 \ .. --~ ''b b4 New • 7 7 Chevette! Orc:Jer yourt now .. MOW ONLY s2995 ' Cit HOWARD Chew11,1tl ~, New • 77 Malibu! NOW ONLY No. 480093/0811 '1195 BRAND NEW '77 FORD F-250 1976 PINTO Avtomotic transmlu ion, radio. (985NCH) (Sttc. Pl 392) 52699 1973 FORD LTD 52499 1974 CHEVY WAGON Nett.cl m yl MICll, govges, oulomotic •trOtUmiJsion, power s!Mring, mirrors, radio, tinted windshield, ••Ira co oling, spare wheel, much more. I Ser, F251R't'66968) (Stk. 5024) 1976 GRAN TORINO Air ~ing, powlf steerii19, powe< brottes, vinyl lop. (S64Nlp) (Stk. 228) s4199 1976 MAVERICK 1974 GRAN TORINO 9-panenger, looct.d lndudi1'9 tilt wheel. (26.sKEF) (Stk. 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