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Home My WebLink About1977-05-31 - Orange Coast Pilot, I I' - Memorial Day Busy But Safe Along Coast TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 31 , 1977 VOi.. lo. NO Ul. l SECTIONS JO PAGES Toy Soldier AP Wlr9t1- Nffte vc.ir-old Spanish Crown Prince Felipe de Borbon joins 'thl' ranb or the Inrantry Immemorial Regiment as an honorary soldier in Madrid Bill AiJDS At Hous e 'Pirates' Rep. Jerry Patterson (0 -Santa An a > announced today he has in- troduced a new bill lo try and c urb s pecul ator s who arc artificially inflat.ang the housing market in Orange County and elsewhere Patterson's bill <HR7482J. the ··Housing Piracy Prevention Act", would make it illegal for all federally related lending 1nst1tu- t1ons to give loans to people who buy hou ses on a purely speculative basis. "ln California, that means virtually all of the housing loans, since just about every lending in- stitution is tied to a federal agen- cy in one way or another," Pal· tcrson explained. Mur der, Kidnap He said loans would still be available for people who plan to occupy new homes or are buying them as investors to rent out. • I "What we're attacking are those who buy houses and turn them over with i n a few months ... like double escrow," Patterson said. c. ., P re-tria l B egins For 'Hanafi 1 2 ' He pointed out that only 15 per- cent of Orange County's resl· dents can arrord to buy new houses because of high costs. He claimed that 30 to 40 percent of all new houses sold in this county are going to investors and speculators who turn a quick pro· fit. ' r W'"/. S 111 N GT 0 N I A P > \ Ham~as Abdul Khaalis and his 11 r Hanafl Moslem followers, facing doz~ns of charl-(es including murder and armed kidnap1ng. went to court today in the most c:elebrnted and potentially lonaest criminal case ever tried in the capital's local courts. Kt\aalis entered the courtroom in a blue safari jacket and salut- ed a dozen veiled llanafi women among the spectators. The well of the courtroom was both crowded and noisy as a r'e- sult of the sheer numbers or de· rendants and their attorneys. members of the rival Black Muslims were convicted in 1974 of killing seven persons. The seven. aJI but one of them from Khaalis's own family, were ktlled at the Hanan headquarters a year earlier. Khaalis declared to the world during the siege that il was the failure of that earlier trial to render true justice , meas ured against the Moslem standard for revenge, that motivated in large part his terrorist act. He demanded, unsuccessfully. that not only the trigger men con- victed of the murders but also top Black Muslim leaders be de- ($ee HANAFI, Page A2) ·'Some houses are sold one, two and three times before they are ever occupie d ," Patterson added. The dwellings that would be af · fected by Patterson's bill are those from one to four units in size. The congressman admitled that some lending institutions are already requiring prospec· tive home buyers to sign docu· ments stating they intend to OC'· <See HOUSING, Page AZl 1· Dousing Market Speculators Target of Bill • AP Wlre""9to READY FOR TRANSATLANTIC FLYING BOAT TRIP Actress Maureen O'Hara, Husband Charles Blair Fly ing Boat Trip Will Be Repeated PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. CAP > -Capt. Charles Blair will do again W~nesday what he firs t did 37 years ago -take a flying boat across the Atlantic. Blair will take a World War 11- vintage flying boat to Lake Derg, Ire land . Hi s actress-wife Maureen O'Hara will be one of about 17 passengers oo the 22· hour flight, wblch Includes a two- hour refueling stop in New- foundland. In 1940. Blair tested a proposed U.S.-Britain commerc:lal route by flying a Catalina seaplane across the Atlantic. This week's journey will be in "The Southern Cross," one of the few BriUsh- buUt Short Sandrtngham flying boats still in existence. It isn't going to be a no-hills flight. There'll be hors d 'oeuvres, a hot meal and a supply of Irish whlaky, says Gene Neville, who's going to make the trip with his wife. • U.S. Adds lOOTo Patrols SAN YSIDRO CAP> -The ar- r ival of 100 additional U.S. border patrolmen , expected Wednesday, will put up a defen se which illegal aliens never saw before. The beefed-up manpower authorized by the Carter ad- ministration coincides with a new dirt road running along the border fence abour two feet on the U.S. side. Although less than 15 feet wide, the narrow road will be a necktie to tighten for 14 miles -from a state park touching the Paciric Ocean to a mountain on the east. American patrol vehicles -25 more also are arriving -and of-· ricers will travel the road on a 24-hour basis. A helicopter and sensor devices also will be used. It is "a first line of defense in a major border enforcement cam· paign" against a record influx of smuggling and illegal aliens, said Bob McCord, assistant cruer U.S. Border Patrol agent. A total of 21,774 aliens were caught in the first three weeks of May along the seven-mile border around San Ysidro. the San Diego community which sits eye- to-eye with the Mexican city of Tijuana. The average of almost 1,000 daily arrests compares with 22,000 for the entire month or (See AU ENS, Page A2) Co ast Weath er The counsel for Khaalis, Harry T. Alexander, complained. "This is ridiculous -lawyers jammed together, accused jammed together -I've never heard or a 1ltuation like this.'' To which presiding Judge ~icholas Nunzlo replied, "Mr. Alexander, take your seat. This 11 what we have. ll's the best we can do." Memorial · Dar Busy But Safe Some fog and low clouds night and early morni ng hours, but otherwise fair skies through Wednesday with sunny, but hazy days. Lows te1night mid-50s to near 60. Highs Wednesday from upper 60s to low 70s. INSIDE. T ODAY At her prim.. she atood ot the top of hff J)N>fusion, but her lotl 11cor1 toeu .o nightmare of drunken buatli- IJI. Tha U/t of Vivlen Wi(lh i• dilCMUed ,f®JI on Pao• BS. Th~ 12 men in the courtroom, mainly for pretrial motions, are charged in the March 9-11 takeover of three bulldings, a siege in which several persons were severely wounded and one, reporter Maurice Williams, was kllled. Opening arguments in the trial are expected next week. For Khaalis, chie!tain of the a1nall sect, the court appearance meant his return to the ~oartroom in wblch several ' By JOANNE REYNOLDS OfllleDallyPlleUt.aH Police. campground rangers and lifeguards were reco"ering today from one of the busiest but safest Memorial Day weekends on record aloni the Orange Coast. Coroner'• inve.Ugatora report· ed only one tramc death from noon Friday to nlidnJiht Mon- day. The vtctJm ls listed u 'Brian Karolcsak, 20, of Anabelm who dttd abolJl an flout after his mo&orcycle 1t.rud: a parked car in Anaheim Saturday. Orange Coast police agencies reported 110 rnaJor ltafllc mls- haps ln the extremely heavy tra! • Uc that deluaed the area throughout the three-day holi- day. • Th•t traffic brought a total of 888,000 vtalt.on to local beaches, with about 485,000 people show· lnl upon Monday. 'l'he heavy traffic was not limited to the beach areas Mon- day, Caltfo'rnla Highway Patrolmen reported. They sllld traffic returnine to Orange Coun- ty from the desert areas was ex- tremely heavy throughout the af. ternoon and late into the evening. Loe.a.I residents also took to the sea in large numbera for the holi· day and Catalina Island Coves from Avalon to Howland'• Land- lng were jammed with pleasure boats. Tbe biggest jam was al Avalon where every mooring was oc- cupied. Hundreds or other craf\ anchoredof!Casino Point. The Moon.stone-White's Land· ing-Hen Rocle area wu jammed with anything that would float a& boatsmen took advantage of the relatively smooth seas and warm weather t.o make the 27-mlle crosstni. Capacity crowds also were not· ed at the Iathmus, Fourth or July, Cherry and Emerald Coves toward the western end or the lsland. Wtt.b t.be island ln t.he midst of a water 1horUce, many of the vis- itors who came to 1tay on 1hore (See HOUDA y. Pase All l•tlex ca .. Al '" A1 tH .,., M Al "" •• A4 '· A2 DAIL. Y PILOT " . HERO OF SATURDAY'S FIRE IN KENTUCKY SUPPER CLUB Walter Balley, 18, (Right) Credited With Saving Hundred• of Uves Bero of Fire Feted Money, Gifts, Jobs for Club Bmboy <.:INCINNATI <AP) -Waller Bailey says, "I don't feel like a hero." but scores of gratefuJ, impressed people have been offering money, gifts, jobs or JUSl congratulations for his heroics in the midst of the Beverly Hi lls Supper Club fire. (Related story, photo, A3) 150 dead there would have been only 150 sur- vivors," sa1d Ruby, of Asbury Park, N.J. Earlier Monday, Baile~ .said he turned down a ('ash gift from ·•an influential busi- nessman who wanted to remain anonymous." "I told him I wouldn't take the money," Bailey said "Then he offered me a good job. He was among the people who got out. 1 guess he wanted to do something." On Monday ni~hl. four example. Railey, has mother and three younger brothers saw their first maJOr league baseball game at lhverfront Stadium 1n seats provided by Cm· cinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson. Bailey, who graduated from high school last week, said be plans to work as a lifeguard this summer and enter college this fall. WITII THEM WAS JEFF Ruby. a 29-year- old Cindnnali motel management executi\e who was among the last to escape the fire ms LIFE-SAVING EFFORTS didn't sur· prise h1.., mother, Janie Hogle, 40, but she said .... she suffered through hours of anguish waiting for h('r son to reach home early Sunday. "He's ~1ccepted a job with us as a lifeguard," said Ruby "Anybody who can save 1,000 people can work for us -with or without a lifeguard certifit'atc." B:uley, 18, a hu!>boy at the Southgate. K y clu b. issued the first warning 1n the Beverly Hills' biggest mom. then rescued man\ patrons trapped In the fire wha('h killed at least 160 Saturd:Jy night · ·1 was in hysterics after I heard about the fire I knew how Walt<'r feels about people and I knew he would try to s ave somebody," said Mn, llogle A waitress told ham :About the fire Before flames broke anto the Cabaret Room, he took the microphone from two comedians on stage and d1r<'('ted th<' crowd of more than 1.000 lo the (''<It~. She said her son has been •·a father figure to this family since has father died three years ago He's chapped an money and helped me brmg up the boys. I'm proud or him ... BAILEY HAD RE-IENTEREDTKE burn· mg building after leading fleeing patrons out through the rear exit. ·'I had to go back in." he said "I wanted todowhatl could. I knew where thedoors were '' "IF THAT KID DIDN'T take tt upon himself to make the a nnouncement. instead of Man Arrested On Taxiway ATLANTA CAP > -An Atlanta man , who said he was obeytog God, has been arrested for driv- ing his car behind a tuxiin~ Southern A1rwa vs DC9 at llartsfield International Aarporl. "God told me lo drive out there," police quoled 48-year-Old William. Gilbert as saying alter the inddent. "How he gol on the taxiway is J mystery, .. said J"a('k <;atl11, Southern's control man.1~~r 'That puzzl~ m<' · Mild Quake Hit,s County BREA IAP 1 A maid cartn quake :.hook parts of OrcanRe County, but n<1 maJor damage was reported. ofh('HJls saad The tremor Monday morning was 2.5 on the Hkhlcr scale and centered in th<' Brt·a Y orbu Lin· da area, !luid i-c1cnl1sts at C aliforn ia Insti tut e of Technology at Pasadena. A Brea police offi cer said the quake "felt lake a lruck h1tUng the buildin . · · 0 .. ANOf COAST DAILY PILOT TN OrM\Qlt (fMi"t O•llv ,. '"" w tt\~•1't\ '" •.......,,, bori-fl I~ N•W\ .... U f\ ~ "'ff trY ..,.._ Ot ..,,.,... ,.,.,_,,Pub'""'"' C~•"" "'*-"..,.,.., ,~,, ••• INOit\MG MoftO•'t U'lt·~Jl\"'I f "$..11" t ... f.,..'1 ~ .... •00'1 ... Mh ~""1tnQt·_, 8-Mrti II'°"" ta•t\ Vall•t lrW•"• '•HIOI~• V•U•y •""1 \~&t1<9' ~hf"'f\''' f.\w~•'M')•Ol"l•l•G l•on k ovbf1 """° t..h,, •• .,, .,,. ~ Jf"Jh" ,,._ P'Mf_, ... ~h· "''""' OIM'll I'\ M no """"'' ••1 ~'"' eo.t. 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FromP~Al HOUSING. • • cupy the new home Some speculators. however, sign the documents with no inten· lion of carrying out the promise and Patterson believes it is hap· pening because lenders have nothing to back \hem up legally "They're s kating on thin ice with that. That's why I've tn· I roduced this bill lo give them backing," he said. Patterson said there are no penalties written into has ball ror people who decelVe the lendanJt institutions. But he said he pla~ to lntroduce another bill at ll later date tbal would address that. issue "It 1,1,ould be a tax bill that would heavily tax pro(1t.s made br housing speculation,'' said Patterson, adding that that sort of a ball would take longer to itct approved and will rollow as "., com pan.ion bill." Patterson said he'!'! hopeful or ji(ettin~ wide publir and con· izressaonal support for hi s bill and termed U\e topic a ··motherhood and apple pie" issue. "Nobody's in favor of the spe('ufator, except for the sp,eculator." Patterson com mented. "The only thing we're fighting with this bill is ine rtia the reluctance to pass new bills ." Friend Witness Cops Nab Man Mter Siege .. BERKELEY <AP> -A 22· year-old Oakland man walked out or a Berkeley home early to- day aft.er holding police at bay for nearly six hours . William T. Brannon Jr. was ar- rested about 4:30 a .m . Jor ques- tioning about an attempted armed robbery at the Dwight Way residence where he huddled alone after U\e alleged robbery was botched. Police aaid two men attempted lo rob the residents or the home about 11 p.m. Monday. WHEEL IT OUT Wl11l PILOT AD So. you've given up slriing for good and your leg is finally out of the casl. .now what do you do with your wheelchair? ··1 sold it with a Dally Pilot. classifled ad." That's the advertising success experienced by a Costa Mesa worn an who placed this classified ad : Wht"rl Chnlr. in ~oocl cond. $40. <.:all XXX·XXXX. Remember. just a rew words does it wilb a Dally Pilot classified ad. Call 642-56'78 for assistance. NB Man Wounded Showing Off Gun A West Ne~rt Beach man 14 in good condition today at Hoal? Memorial Hospital after he wounded himself with hl:s new gun Monday. David Allen Proter, 25, or 3915 Seashore Drive told police he was showing the .38·callber re· volver to a friend. Janine Willis. 20, of Tustin, when the mishap occu.red. · According to police report."· Miss \VTilis and Proler were look· ln& at the gun, when the con- versation turned to suldde and' tl'\'y ~aan debal\nt the method by which people kUl Lbemselves. The woman held the pn to her temple. indicaUng that was the way, but Pr9ler took the weapon away and placed the mu11le aealnst his chin, saying that was the better •ay, accordtng to police. To Ulmt.rate bJs point, Proler pulled lhe trtiger, polkeaald. Officers said they beJfeve t.M man shot himself With a blank ttiat wu {n tho chamber, not a live bullet. Miss WtuJs dron Proler to Hoa1 Memorial ffotpltal and hospltat omgloyea notified poll ct. Feeding At Siege Huge Job . ASSEN, The Nethe rlands <AP> -·'I'd like to have those Moluc· cans in here," said Sgt. Jo.o Schipper as he ltirred-a bubbllnt pot of frying chick.en. for the Moluccan terrorists and their hotlages in a besieged train and s choolhouse i n northeast Holland. Schipper is the chief cook at the Dutch army's new Camp Johan Willen Ftiso cm the oullklrtl of Assen. The camp's "5 chefs keep the kitchens going around the clock feeding the 11 to 14 ter- rorists, the 55 to 61 hostages and nearly 2,000 troops and police s urrounding them. Warrant Officer Roel of Bosker. U\e b ase purchutng of· ficer, said since the sieges began ei1ht days ago. the base has turned out 22,000 meal packs. Into them went. 18 tons or potatoes, 3,600 pounds or meat. 750 fried chickens. 1,900 pounds of cheese. 7,000 loaves or bread, 45,000 rolls, 8,000 currant buns, l,240 gallons of milk a nd 600 pounds of coffee . "We take special care to put plenty of vitamins in the food for . t he hostages because they need them," said burly. balding Schlp-- per. The Moluccans gel the same diet. The meals are p~t into metal boxes that go into c~rk·lincd con· lainer s which keep the food warm for 12hours. "We prepare three food de· liveries a day for the tram and the school whether the terrorists want them or not," Schipper said. The South Moluccan terrorists holding ~5 or more hostages aboard the Dutch tr ain have asked the government for "in· t ermediaries" to diS('uSs their demands, a Justice Ministry spokeswoman said today. She declined to give any details about the request. But another highly placed government sourc<' cautioned against optimism, say ing he considered it "a small change" in the situation. He pointed out a second group o f Moluccans h oldin g four hostages at a schoolhouse had made no similar request for in· termediaries. But unofficial ob· servers thought the request from the terrorists on the train might open the way to decisive negotla· t ions. Several psychi:ltrists have been in contact by telephone with the Moluccans. listening to their demands and transmitting to them the government's reaction But they are representatives of the government. The terrorists previously re· fused to accept orfers or media· tion from moderate leaders of the South Moluccan community in The Netherlands. ·' FrOMPa~AJ HANAFI ••. livered to him. presumably for his own brand of sentencing. Nunzio said il would t ake until Wednesday or Thursday to dis· pose of pretrial motions in U\e case, \hen until sometime next week to ch006e a jury out or near- ly 500 prospects. A federal grand jury indit'ted Kbaalis and all the others on charges of first-deitree felony murder in the death of Williams. even though two or Khaalis' sub- ordinates were named as the ac· tual participants in the seizure or Washington's city halJ, where Williams was shot. Under the same conspirac> principle. all 12 defendants are charg(.'<i also w1lh second-degree murder, 24 counts of armed kid· napina and var ious assault charges. E ach man is charged with 29 counts that carry max· lmum lire sentences. The trial is estimated to take from two month~ to four or more. Prosecutors Mark Touhey and Martin Linsky are !'let to call ut least SO witnesses, most of them onetime "°"tages. and introduce Lape recordings made from wiretaps during the takeover of the three buildings . The defendants are being tried toeeU\er al their own insistence. Some of them are rejecting the advice of their own lawyer& that they separate their fates from that of Khaalls. their leader Youths Hel,d In Kidnaping LOS A NGELES (AP> - Sberitr'• ortlcers booked two Juveniles today for invesuaat1on ot Jtidnal>inl, grand theft auto and auault with a deadly weapon followina a U·mUo chase trom JngJewood to MalJbu. AuthorlUea aay Jose Topete, 28, of East Loi An1ele1, waa kid· naped at gunpotnt from an East Loi Anaeles phone booth. Two youthl pulled Topete out or the phone booth about 1 ••• m.! plalol•Wbipped him and pUIMCI blm intohls true~. otncers HJd. 0 ~OG Mtlu The First Lady s Goodwill Tri p First Lady's Trip Rosalynn Carter will visit seven Latin American and Caribbean nations on her current tour. <Story. Page A4. > Ohio Family Ruling Reversed by Court WASHINGTON GP> -The U.S. Supreme Court struck down today an East Cleveland. OIUo. zoning ordinance prohibiting a woman from having her sons and grandsons live in her house. The court ruled 5 to 4 that U\e ordinance violated the constitu- taonal rights of Inez Moore. The court's decision reversed rulings by Ohio courts that the or- dinance imposing an official de· finition on •'family" was a legitimate attempt to deal with com munity problems. ··When the government in- trudes on choices concerning !amity living arrangements. th1!. court must examine carefully the importance of the governmental interests advanced and the ex· tent to which they are served b>: t he c hallen ged r egulation , · Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. said rn the court's main opinion. The ('Ourt's majority ruled that East Cleveland's interest in con· trolling traffic congestion and school overcrowding could not Justify its intrusion into the privacy of the family unit. In 1974, the Supreme Court ruled U\at towns could use their zoning powers to prevent a group oC unrelated persons from living together as a common household in an area zoned for one-family dwellings. But that case. involving a Belle Terre, N.Y .. zoning law, dld not involve family members. Mrs. Moore. a 62-year -old widow, challenged the zoning Jaw in 1973 after being told that one of her two grandsons would have to move out or her modest Crame home. The zoning law limited oc- cupancy of sitfgle family houses to the head of the household. his or her spouse, parents. one married child and that child's children. Al U\e time, Mrs. Moore was living with her two sons, one a Mesa Woman Raped in Apartment A young Costa Mesa woman who was reading in bed late Mon· day night. was sexually assault· ed by a man with an acne-patted face "'ho warned her he would k ii I her af she cried out. The 25·year·old victim said the ass:Jilant entered the apartment on Wesl Bay Street through ::in unlocked window, confronting the woman in her bedroom. After raping the woman, the assailant ran out the front door of the a partment, and his victim ran to a neighbor's apartmenl for help. The woman described her at· tacker as about five feet, fi ve in· c h <'S tall. weighing 130·135 pounds, wearing short brown hair and gauze wrapped around his right forearm. widower and one divorced. Each had a son that. also lived in Mrs. Moore's house. East Cleveland officials, trying to gua rd agalosl .. border. jumping" school students from Cleveland's less affluent sthool system. told Mrs. Moore her 9· year·old grandson could not live with her and attend East Cleveland schools. Mrs. Moore ('harged that lhc city was violatmg her family's privacy rights and her righl to associate with whom s he pleased. The court's main opinion todCJy s aid the city 's zoning law deprived Mrs. Moore of her hber- ty without. providing due process ofthelaw. Mrs. Moore had been found ln contempt of the ordinance ®d . was sentenced to five days in jail and fined $25 Fro. Page A J HOLIDAY. • brought their own water supplies wJth them. Mea nwhile, bac k on the Orange Coast, local camping • facilities operated at foll capaci- ty throughout the weekend. Rangers for O'Neill, s,n Onofre, San Clemente and Doheny county and state parb all said their facilities were foll by S p.m. Friday and some cam· pers had to be &urned away. Lifeguards said Orange C.oast beltches had s mall surf, which ran at one to three feet. 6J..degree water and balmy temperatures hovering around 72 degrees on the sand. In San Clemente, Jifeguard Lt. Lynn Hughes said it was one of the most crowded weekends ever experienced at the city-patrolled beaches and added he feal'S it will be the beginning of a "hor· rendous summer." F,....PageAl ALIENS ••• May last year In an area re· aching as fa r north as Los Angeles and Santa Barbara northwest of there. After a recent visit to the border. U.S. Commissioner of lmm1grat1on Leonel J . Castillo authorized the transfer or the 100 officers from other parls ol the United States "The new offlc<'r:. will give us almost one-third more man· power on the line and provide us with more mobihly to deploy un· its of men to critical areas in emergency situations," McCord s aid in an interview M onda~. . ''We ha ve been sc> un· dermanncd we could do little more than maintain a holding position. Now. we should have considerable mobility and the road will be a vital tool for border control." 'Network' on TV CBS to Pay $5 Millwn NEWYORK <AP>-CBS ha.sagreedtopayMGM 1 and United Artists $.S million for the right to televise the film "Network." All three networks reportedly bid for the television rights, but CBS outb1d ABC ~nd NBC. "Network," st arring Faye Dunaway, William Holden and the late Peter Finch, deals with the television net.works' preoccupation w\th rallngs, backstabbing among TV executives and show busi· ness packaging of news s hows. For its $5 mlllllon CBS will h ave the rijlht to telecast the movie three times. "Network'' as seen in movie hou8es is replete wtth obscenities. But Robert Daly, executive vice pre- sident of the CBS.TV network, s:ild he fore aw no trouble with the edlUni forteleviston. MOM rePortedly made u separate soundtrack for television showing of "Network." • 't , Orange 'Coast EDITION ,. Tod ay's Clo sing N.Y.St~ks VOL. 70, NO. 151, 3 SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A 'f:UESDAY, MAY 31, 1977 N/C TEN CENTS Housing 'Pirates' Targets of Bill . t. Rep. Jerry Patterson CD·Santa Ana> announced today he has ln· ·il'Oduced a new b\U to try and f u rb speculators who are artificially inltating the housing market ln Oranse County and e1'ewhere. Patterson's bill (HR7482), the ''Housing Pirac)' Prevention Act,'' would make it illegal for all "federally related lending insUtu· \ions to give loans to people who buy houses on a purely speculative basis. , "In California, that means virtually all or Uie housing loans, since Just about every lending in- stitution is tied to a federal agen- cy hi one way or another," Pat- terson explained. He said loans would still be available for people who plan to occupy new homes or are buying them as investors to rent out. "What we're attacking are those who buy houses and turn them over within a few months ... like double escrow," Patterson said. He pointed out that only 15 per- cent oC Oranee County's resi- dents can afford to buy new houses because or high costs. He claimed that 30 to 40 percent of all new houses sold in this county are goin~ lo inve~_t_ors and speculator8 who turn a quick pro- fit. ·'Some houses are sold one, two and three times before they are ever occupied," Patterson added. The dwellings that would be af. fected by Patterson's bill are those from one to four units ln size. The congressman admitted that some lending institutions are already requiring prospee- tive home buyers to sign docu- ments stating they intend to OC· cupy the new home. Some speculators, however. sign the documents with no inten- . tion ol carrying out the promise and Patterson believes it is hap- pening because lenders have nothing to back them up legally. "They're skating on thin ice with that. That's why I've in· troduced this blll lo give them backing," be said. Patterson said there are no penalties written into bis bill for people who deceiv~ the lending institutions. But he said he plans to introduce another bill at a later date that would address ·that issue. .. It would be a tax bill that would heavily tax profits .made <SeellOUSJNG, Page AZ) ·School Revamp Eyed (J A,. Wiroptooto A t Work in a We b Workmen resemble flies trapped m a giant spider web as they repair dome above Koffler Rotunda at Bryant College in North Sm1thrield. R .I Me-inorial Day Busy (fut Sit/ e on Coast By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol tlw Dally l"ilet \tall Polict>, campground rangers and lifeguards were recovering today from one of tbe bui11est but safest Memorial Day weekends on record along the Orange Co•st. Coroner's investigators report· e<t only one traffic death from n~n Mday to midnight Mon- da,r. The victim is listed as Brian JCaroJcsak, 20, of Anaheim who d~id about an hour after his 1'\Qtorcycle struck a parked car in Anaheim Saturday. Orange Coast police agencies reported no major traffic mis· Const Weath e r Some fog and low clouds night and early morning hours, but otherwise fair skies through Wednesday with sunny, but baiy days. Lows tonight mid-sos to near 60. Highs Wednesday from upper 60a to low 70s. I NSIDE TOD.4 Y At Mr prime, ahe nood at tM tq o/ ha profu.-, but her lo1t 11ear1 were o tdghtmart of drunUrl truard· ty. Th4 lf/t of Viuifn Leigh 11 di1cuased on PCll/e 8$. •••• AIT-$ente• AS A•~ ..._.,... ... ...._.,Trw ··-hlttliK-Q ,,..., ... Callt...-Ma ,., MatMal"-t ~ttlflW Ct>ll ~··~ e~ ., ..._,.,.. Werf ., ....... . ~ ., " .. ........ ._....,...,_ At T.i.vl.- lt~ .. TllN'tft ...._ .. •.-W ==-~= ........ hap!! in the extreme)) hcc1\') lraf· fie thc1t deluji?f'd th1· .irea throuRhoul the three-day holl day That traffk brought a total of 888,000 v1s1tors lo local beaches, with about 435,000 people show ing up on Monday The heavy trafhc was not limited to the beach areas Mon· day , California Highway Patrolmen reported. They said traffic returning to Orange Coun- ty from the desert areas was ex· tremely heavy throughout the af- ternooo and late \nto the evening. Local residents also took to the sea in large numbers for the holi day and Catalina Island Coves from Avalon to Howland's Land· ing were jammed with pleasure boats. The biggest jam was al Avalon where every mooring was oc cupied. Hundreds of other craft. anchored off Casino Point. The Moonstone-White's Land· Ing-Hen Rocle area was jammed with anything that would float as , boatsmen took advantage of the relatively smooth seas and warm weather to make the 27-mile crossing. Capacity crowds also were not- ed at tbe Isthmus, Fourth or July, Cherry and Emerald Coves toward the western end of the island. With the island in the midst of a water shortage, many of the vis· itors who came to slay on shore brought their own water supplies with them. Meanwh~le, back on the Orange Coast, local camping f acilllies operated at full capaci· ty throughout the wukend Rangers tor O'Neill, San Onofre, San Clemente and Doheny county and Ktate parks all said theft raclllllea were Ml by 5 p.m. Fnday and some cam· pers had to be turned away . P. Life1uard.a sald Oranae Coast <See UOLlDA.Y, Page AZ> . ,._.._ ,. .,,. N -M Trustees Weigh Relocation Plnns A series of long-range planning proposals, including lhe reloca· lion of McNally Continuation School and the problems of schools with declining enroll- ment, will be discussed tonight by trustees of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. In an informal study "Session, slated to begin at 7:30 p.m ., trustees will begin discussion of a lengthy report, ''Newport-Mesa : 100 Border Cops Added To Patrol SAN YSIDRO <AP> -The ar· nval of 100 additional U.S. border patrolmen, expected Wednesday, will put up a defense which illegal aliens never saw before. The beefed-up man power authorized by lhe Carter ad· ministration coincides with a new dirt road running along the border fence abour two feet on the U.S. side Although less than 15 feet wide, the narrow road wUI be a necktie to lighten for 14 miles -from a state park touching the Pacific Ocean to a mountain on the east. American patrol vehicles -25 more also are arriving -and of- ficers will travel the road on a 24-hour basis. A hel~opter and sensor devices also will be used. It is "a first line of defense in a maJor border enforcement cam- paign .. against a record infiux or s muggling and illegal aliens. said Bob McCord, assistant chief U.S . Border Patrol agent. A total of 21.774 aliens were raught 1n the first three weeks of May along the seven-mile border around San Ys idro. the San Diego community which sits eye- to-eye with the Mexican city of Tijuana The average or almost 1,000 d a il y arrests compares with 22,000 for the entire month of . May last year in an area re- aching as far north as Los Angeles and Santa Barbara northwest of there. Arter a recent visit to the border, US. Commissioner of Immigration Leonel J . Castillo . authorized the transfer of the 100 officers from other parts of the United States. "The new officers will give us almost one-third more man- power on the line and provide us with more mobility to deploy un· its or men to critical areas ln emergency situations," McCord said in an Interview Monday. ·'We have been so un- dermanned we could do ll~Ue more than maintain a holding position. Now, we should have considerable mobllity and the road will be a vital tool for border control.'' WHEEL IT OUT WITH Pll.DI' AD So. you've fl\fen up skUnt for good and your leg is finally out of the casl. .. now what do )'OU do with your wheelchair? ''( sold lt with a Dally Pilot classlfted ad.·• That'• tho advtrtlslng success experienced b)' a Costa Mesa woman who placed tb11 clanified ad: Whul Ch\r. ln good cond $40. Call ic;x)Mtnx. Remember, Just a few words does tt with a DaUy Pllot classtned ad. Call M2·58'78 for assistance. .. • Yesterday, Today and Tomor-. row." prepared in February by district staff members. -A work furlough program . dergarten through eighth grade costing about $800,000 should be. school for performing arts. hous- set up by September, 1979. ing 250 students by September, Among the recommendations contained in the report are the following: -The Newport-Mesa Evening -1979, at the latest. -The district's four high schools should be readied for a reduction to about 2,000 students each beginning in September, 1980. High School now housed at -Mesa Verde ·and Victoria McNally should be moved to· "Schools should be made availa- Kaiser Middle School beginning ·ble for "alternative uses" by September, 1978. September, 1980 at the latest and -Two "alternative high schools" should be established at Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa high schools beginning in Sep· tem ber, 1979, to replace portions of the current McNally program. -The district should make that a study should be made of Ensign a middle school by Sep-the feasibility of moving Bear tember, 1979 by adding sixth Street students to a school north grade students and that aJl six of the San Diego Freeway. middle schools be set up to han--A transitional first grade dle about 6.5 percent of the stu-program to help children who dents now housed in them by have difficulty in adjusting to 1980. school should be implemented by -Any development on the September, 1978. -The balance of the McNally program should be relocated at the district business office site at 18th Street and Placentia Avenue by moving all of the district's re- locatable buildings to that site beginning in September 1979. Irvine Coas t that is within dis-School board members said trict boundaries should be ac-they want to discuss the report in commodated by adjusting atten-an informal atmosphere so that dance lines, not by building new residents or the district can join schools. in the discussion. -Bay View Elementary They will meet in Costa Mesa School be converted to a kin-City ~ouncil chambers. •~w1 .. 1111o11t HERO OF SATURDAY'S FIRE IN KENTUCKY SUPPER CLUB . Walter Balley, 18, (Right) See• Batl Game With Bene.tactor Jeff Ruby Hero of Fire .Feted· Money, Gifu, Jobs for Club BU11boy CINCINNATI CAP) -Walter Bailey says, "I don't feel like a hero," but scores of grateful, Impressed people have been offering money. gifts, jobs or just congratulations for his heroics in the midst of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. (Related story, photo, A3) On Monday nlgbt, four example, Balley, his mother and thr~ younger brothen saw their first major leagt1e baaeball game at Riverfront Stadium in seats provided by Cln- cinnaU Reds manager Sparky Anderson. W1'111THEMWAS JEFF Ruby, a29-year· old Cincinnati motel management execuUve who was among the last to escape the fire. i'He's accepted a job w'th us as a llfecuard," said Ruby. "Anybody who can save 1.000 people can work for us -wlth or witllouta ureauard certlncate.'' Balley, 1~1 a busboy at the Sou\h&ate, Ky., club, iss\,led U\e first wamlna in the Beverly Hiii•' biggut room, then rescued many patrons trapped ln lbe tire wbicb k1lled 11 lea.at 160 S.turday nlebt. " waltrea i.ld him about the n~. Before names broke into \bf Cabartt Roon>. be took the m1crophoo• tro.-, two comediau oo 1ta1e and dittcted the crowd o( mon tban 1,000 to tbe txill. ••JP. 'lllAT KID DIDN'T take lt upon -blmself to maki tlM ~cemen~ ,tnateld ol 150 dead there would have been only JSO sur· vivors," said Ruby, of Asbury Park, N.J .. Earlier Monday,· Bailey 11ald he turned down a cash gift from "an inllueotial busi- nessman who wanted to remain anonymous." ''I told him l wouldn't take the money," Balley said. "Then he offered me a good job.· He WI'& among the people who got out. I guess be wanted to do something." Bailey, who graduated from high school last week, s~d he plans to work as a lifeguard this summer and enter colleee th1s fall. IUS UF£.8A VJNG EFFORTS dldn't sur· prla• hll mother, Janie Hogle, 40, but she said ahe aulftted through hours of aquish waiting for her son to reach home early Sunday. ,, "l was i,J'.\ byateriel after !'beard about the fire. I bew bow Waller feels about people and I knew be would try lo save somebody," said Mrs.Hosle. She Hid her son has been ''a father rleure lO this f~ a\nce his father died three years aso. &~1 chipped \n money and belped me brioC up tM boys. I'm proud ot him." BAJLEYRAD RF.-ENTEREOTBE bum· inc building after leading O~lq patrons O\lt tbrou11t the.rear elllt. "I bad ~co back in," be· 1aJd. "lwanledtodowhatlcouJd.lkn~wbere the doonwere." · t .A2 CAIL¥ PILOT N/C Tuesday, M•t 31. 19n Gir~ 5, Killed ·. Pressure Seen . . Over Airport By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 0t 11'9 Dellf ~1194 )I.Ml An Mircraft accldeot that claimed the life qf ·a Latun~ Niguel sirl, aged s • ....,cn•Y aJgo have sounded the d~alb ttneU ror th_e tiny San Juan Capletrano Airport wh ich has served the soulh county for years. Foes of the lilUe aitJ>Qrt ate planning an appearance before City C<lWlcil members Wedn8· Electrical Blaze Cuts NB Power A power transformer that ex· ploded this morning left 1,~ ,... sidenls of the Baycrest area ol Newport Beach without electrici· ty for two hours and caused some com municutions problems for fll"em en called upon to fight the n~sultmg fire. Damage from the 10 a.m fire was slight, said fi remen, because 1L was primarily limited to the 1ranformcr which wu station(\d in the rear of the home at 19~ Windward Lane. The upright t ran former burned the fence and scorched the garage of the home. they srud. Jim Kennedy. 1 spokesman for the Southern California Ed1son Company. said 10 customers s erved di rec tly b y the 1ran~former would be without power most of the day while damages are repaired. The rest of the area. he said , received power from other ~ourct>s A fire depurtmenl ~pokesman s:.11d the explosion also lirfected the transformer·~ al:irm system and firemen hivl lo be telephoned about thl' flrt>.1dclayang their ar- ri\'al The spokt•sman s11 id the oulu~e also :iffl'!'tl'd commun1cut1ons i.ll lht' Mannt•r's fire station Tiro Citizens Groups E)ing Game Preserve A proposed $.S9,880 budget ror a w1ldhfe survey or the Upper Newport Reach Ecological Preserve wlll be discussec;l at next week's meetings or \fte two c1t11cn committees formed lo ht-Ip the Slate Dt'}>artment of Fish and Game develop the pre· SCl'\l'S . Tht.• sun •ey proposed bY Clsb and ~ame's Ron Hein calls for work by five scientisls from UC lrvtnt' and Cal Stale FuUerton to list the wildlife of the 741 -acre preserve. The rlata gathered, accordin~ t()I Hein, "1s necessary to assess potential impacts on blosystems w11h1n the mar.sh restoration arca. develop a com prehensive m ,maj!emenl plan for the re ~t'rvt• and prepare environmen tat impact reports for proJect, enta1lro b~ the development und re!>toration proaram .. Tht• t\\<O com millet'' which will c1r,rus~ \hi' propo~al . th(' T1·1·h111cal Adv1!.or) l'omm1ttet• .ind lhl' Public Polle\ Commit t('1·. ,tl't in ad\lsory capacities on I~ "1th no authonl) over de r ls1ons mad<' by the Department oC 1''1sh nnd Game The commltt£'<'S arc :.lated to ml·ct al fl 30 p m. next Tul'Sday '" a .imnl M'ss1on to Inspect a pro- posed sill' for an interpretive <"C'ntcr for lhl' rl'serve on Shell maker l!lland. Th<' technical committee meet· ing will follow nt 7:30 p.m. in Newport Rench City llall The public policy meeling will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at city hall. 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T he youngster was killed in· ati.nUy Saturday when a plane dlaabled by an advertising ban- ner lbat became entangled in its ,tail assembly on takeoff clipped her as it crash-landed. Investigators termed the acci· dtnt involving a Citadra Cham pkln $lngle-englne plane flown by Albert M. Sibi, 23, a fluke, but area ttSidenis claim it was ex- pected and actually overdue. Sibt, cA 2521 Port Whitby Place, Newport Beach, was slightly ln- Jured in the rough emergency landing attempt in dry San Juan Creek adjacent lo lbe Mission Bell housing tract where the little girl lived. He was released from South Coast Community Hospital, but rem aills und~r treatment for shock; according to authorities. A second weekend accident ln· vol vtng a plane towing an ad- vertising banner at Meadowlark Ai rport in Huntington Beach left many homes without power when tt clipped and snapped an elec· tric Hne near lhe airport on takeoCC. Like San Juan Capistrano resi- dents of the Mission Bell tract. citizens l i vin g aro und Meadowlark Airport have been campaigning for its closure or re location. San Juan Capistrano City Manager James Mocalis had schedu.led the topic of tougher en- forcement of a city ordinance on low·Oying planes at Wednesday's City Council meeting before Saturday's fatal accident. The Zell child, who lived at 23732 Mariner Drive, Laguna Niguel. with her parents. was re- portedly riding her tricycle along the riverbank with three friend~ when the plane descended from the sky. Sheriff's Departm ent in vestigators said she was fatally slashro by its propellor as pilot Si bi fought to keep the disabled <.1ircraft under control and set il do\\ n awav from homes He told ;nvestigalors due lo the· terrain. he· was unable to sec thc children in the creek bed until seconds before impact. Funeral services for the Zell girl were scheduled today at ll a.m . in Living Word Lutheran Church in Mission Viejo, with in- terment scheduled at Eternal Hills Cemetery in Oceanside. Riles were under the direction of o ·connor Lajtuna Hills Mortuary. Tim Ward. an Oranj(e County Probation Department ofhcer who lives at33162 Via Mayor. San Juaci-Capistrano. •n the l'ume tract where the Zell" live. plans lo lead a delegation to lhe C'llv Council Wedne:.du) to discuss lhe airport iSSUl' The cit:. recent!~· p.1~~f'd an or dinanc.e prohibitlnjt an~ aircraft maneuvers over housing tracts ' below 1.000 reel altitude. So me citizens claim plan€.'s out o r thf' t iny old San Juan Capistrano Airport have p11ssed over their homes near the end or the runway at about 60 feet altitude. ResidenL'I were required upon moving in to c;1gn an agreement acknowledging they knew of t.iw a1rport·s ex1~tence and wert> :i~ ar~ of po~Mble ru turc pro blem11 Two Gunmen Hold Up Bank In Capistrano A pair of gunmen robbed the San Juan Capistr ano branch of the Bank of America shortly after tt opened today and es· ctlped with a n undetermined amount of money. A sheriff's deputy said lhe money takpn probably wasn't very much Orie or thl' robbers WU described as having a dark com· plexion and the other reportedly wore a ski mask. Al least one bandit was carrying a revolver Three masked gunmen robbed the bank branch of $12,SOO in January. An other Bank or America branch in Laguna Hills was robbed oC $51,900 by a lone gunman lll!ll week. None or these robbers has been captured. Mild~ ·Hits County BRfA <Al'J A mll<! earth- .quak shqok parts of Orange 1'0Unty, but no major damage w•1 ttPOrled. ornctals said. The U'en)or Monday morning -waa Z.5 on the Richter sc:ele and centereiJ in the Brea· Yorba Un· da area. said S<'lentlsts •l Californ\a In stitut e of Tochnology at Pasadena. A Btta polite ofCicer aaJd th~ quake "fell Ukt 1 truck hJtUn1 the buiJdir\a." ~·· -.> ........._ .... ----.. WWW as OallY ""°' ,._... --.. .. GREG AND SANDY SASAKI DISPt.AY OLD ARMY PHOTO TH£Y FOUND Coata Mesa Children Unearth 1911 Prtnt of Old Stqfng Camp Mesa Kids' Find Rare Historic Plwto Unearthed in Outing By STEVE MITCHELL Of IM D•llf l"lloUtiff What the Sasaki kids of Costa Mesa found buried under a tree 1n the mountains a few months ago has drawn the attention of the U.S. Army. Lisa. Sandy and Greg Sasaki of 1150 Mission Drive were on an outing near Crestline witb their mother. Judy Sasaki, last f'ebruary when the children weot explonng. Lisa stopped to play by a pine tree and when she brushed away some pine needles al the base of the tree. she noticed a rusted cylindrical tube sticking out of the earth. When the children attempted lo pull the lube out, it disintegrat· t?d in their hands. Mrs. Sasaki said Inside lhe tube was a rolled up photograph. measurini? ab-Out seven feet long and a fool high. In their haste to get It out of the tube. the children tore a smaJI section. of the photograph, which otherwise was in near perfect condition. Friend Witness Near perfect condition for a 1918 photograph, lhal is. The children had uncovered a panoramic view of Camp Cody in Deming, N.M., a staging camp for American soldiers on their way to Europe and World War I. When the children gave the phototraob to th e Arm v recruiter in Costa Mesa last week, Sgt. Dan Aponte im· mediately called historians at Fort Bliss, Tex .• about 90 miles from the City of Deming. ·'They told me that about 600,000 Army troops had been dispersed all over the southwest al staging areas during 1918," Aponte said. He said Army officials have photographs or many of the stag. ing areas. but none or Camp Cody. which housed several in- fantry divisions that year. Aponte said Army o((icials are very anxious to receive the donated photograph. "I'm hop- ing they'll m ake a copy for the kids," the Army !lergeant said. "It's really an interesting photo graph." The ~-year old photo shows cavalry troops practicing in the NB Man W 011nded Showing Off Gun A West Ne~rt Beach man is in good condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital a fter he. wounded himself with his new gun Monday. that was in the chamber not a Ii ve bullet. • · Miss Willis drove Proler to Hoag Memorial Hos pital and ' hospital cmployes notified police. distance, behind hundreds of rows oltwo-man tents. lo the center of the photo are stacks of b!I\)' for the mules and boraes, bebiDd wbicb stands a re- mount depot for the animals. The names or outfits are writ- ten in white ink below each area where the soldiers were situated. witb names like the 34lb Infantry Division. 67th Brigade, 12th Machinegun Battalion and the 109th Ammwiilion Train. "You can stare al that pict.ure for hours without getting bored," Sergeant Aponte said. "Sure wish I could gel a copy.•' Ero• Page AJ HOLIDAY. • • beaches had small s urf. which · ran at one to three feet. 63-degree water and balmy temperatures hovering around 72 degrees on the sand. Here's a city-by-city look at beach crowds: -San Clemente: A total. of 31,000 on city beacbe8 and~total o( 28,000 on county beach for the weekend. Lifeguards r ued 34 people. -Laguna Beach: A al of 40,000 oo c~ty beaches .and a total or 00,000 on city beaet\es for the weekend. Lifeguards rescued 25 people. -Newport Beach; A tota1 of 285,000 for the weekend. with 150,000 on Monday. Lifeguards rescued 85 people. -Huntington Beach: A total of 125,000 on city beaches through the weekend, w\th 41,000 on Mon- day. Lifeguards r escued 41 peo- ple. On state beaches, a total or 275,000 through the weekend with 150,000 Monday. Lifeguards rescued 400. -Seal Beach: A total or 44,000, with 20,000 Monday. Lifeguards rescued27. In San Clemente, lifeguard Ll. -::: . . .... . ' Feeding At Siege Hoge Job. ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP) -"I'd Uke to have those Moluc- cans ln here." aaid Sgt. Jan Schipper as he st.lrred a bubbling pot of fryillf cbfckeo for the Moluccan terrorists and their hostages ln a besieged train and · schoolhouse in n ortheast Holland. • 1 Schipper ia lho chief cook' at. the Dutch army's now Camp Johan Willen Frlao on the outskirts of• Aasen. The camp's 45 chefs keep . the ki\,cbens ao1nc around the clock feedinc the u to 14 ler-- rorists, the 55 to 61 hostages ~ nearly 2,000 troops and police surrounding them. Warrant Officer Roel of Soaker, the base purcbuine of- ficer. said since the sieJJes began eight days ago, the base has turned out 22.000 meal packs. · Into them went 18 tons of -potatoes, 3,600 -poundl of meat.l 750 frled chickens, 1,900 pounds or cheese. 7,000 loaves of bread. 45,000 rolls, 8,000 currant buns. l,240 gallons of milk and 600 pounds of coffee. "We taJce s pecial care to put' plenty of vitamins in the food for the hostages because they need them," said burly, bal,ding Schip- per. I The Moluccam get the same• diet. i The meals are put into metal boxes that go into cork·lined con- tainers which keep the food warm for 12 hours. ··we prepare three food de· · liveries a day for the train and the school whether lhe terrorists want them or not," Schipper said. The South Moluccan terrorists holding 55 or more hostages aboard the Dutch train have asked the government for "in- termediaries" to discuss their demands. a J ustice Ministry spokeswoman said today. She declined to give any.details about the request. But another highly placed government source cautiom.'<I against optimism. say- ing he con~idered il "a small change" in the situation. Ile pointed out a second group. of Moluccan s h olding four hostages al a schoolhouse bad made no similar request for in- termedfaries. But unofficial ob- servers thought the request from ' . the t errorists on tbe train might. open the way to decisive negotia- tions. . TONIGHT RABIES CLJNIC -Orange County Fairgrounds, mo.in park- ing lot '1 to 8;30 p.m . $2 per animal. ''BE JIL N D THE HEADUNES" -Dr. Giles T. Brown lecturer, occ· Fo~ David Allen Proler, 25, of 3915 Seashore Drive told police he was sbowintt the .38·caliber re- volver to a rriend, Janine Willis. 2<1. of Tustin. when the mishap occured. :"ccording to police reports. Mass Wlllis and Proler were look· mg at the gun, when the con- versation turned to suJcide and ' they be~an debating the method hy which people kill themselves. Pair Injured In Costa Mesa. Auto Crash Lynn Hughes said it was one of the most cr owded weekends ever' experienced at the city-patrolled beaches and added be rears it will be the beginning or a "hor- rendous summer.'' 7:30p.m . . •'EQUUS" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday- Sunday throu~b June u. 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE t OCC LECTURE -"Antiques. and Collectibles," Fine Arts 119~ 7-30 p.m . The woman held tbe gun to her temple, indicating that was the \\av. but Proler took the weapon .i\\ a~ and placed the muzzle a~ainsl his chin. saying that wal> the better wa)'. according to police To illustrate his point, P roler pulled the trigger. police said. Officers ~aid they believe the man shot himself with a blank Crime Forum ·Set Thursday In Costa Mesa A crime prevention program !or older Costa Mesans will begin Thursday at 7:30 p.m . in City Coun cil Chambers. 77 Fair Drive. The rour·session seminar is de- signed lo help older persons learn simple crime prevention techniques whJch might reduce the risk of becoming a victim or street crime, burglary. fraud and bun co. The seminars are bei11g con- ducted by Ofricer R!cbard Bell and wlll be held June 2, 9, 16. 23. ' The Department of Leisure Services Senior Van will be available for'lhose people need- l na trans p ortvtton lo the !leminars. For further 11\formatlon, ~all Linda Putnam, 556-5301. Mesan Honored Michael Chesney, son of Mrs .. Marilyn Ch~ney, ms Lorenio Orlvt, Costti ~csa. received the · American Veterans of World War 11 award for exceUence dur- lnt rtcent «remool conducted by the ROTC at Wheaton Colleae Wbeatan,DI. ' Two passengers an a Costa Mesa woman's car were injured Monday when the uuto collided with anothcr car entering the In- tersection at Orange A venue and Costa Mesa Street Atom B Abbot\ and Lucia An drews, both of 228 i:; 20th St.. Costa Mesa. were treated and re· leased Crom Custa Mesa Memorial Hospital following the 2 p.m. crash. Den1se Abbott, 447 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa was not seriously hurt in the collision. She lold police she was crossing Orange Avenue when a car driven by Frank H. Fleer, 418 Emerson St.. Newport Beach. eollided wllh her vehicle. Fleer told police he would seek his own medical treatment ror an injured arm ~ Crash Injured Mesa Woman A Costa Mesa wom?11 was hurt today when her car hit a truck on El Toro Road about one mile south of Cook's corner. Firemen and paramedics · worked for an hour to extricate Laura Scherbath, 20, of 3435 F'uschia St. from her smashed car . Her 'passengers, her mother, Joan Hanney, 46, of Tustin and Mrs. Hanney's child, Jody, ap- parently suffered no serious In· j uries in the mishap, officers at · the scene said. 'Network' on TV CBS to Pay $5 Million NEW YORK <AP> -CBS has agreed to pay MGM and United Artists $5 million for the right to televise. the film "Network." All three networks reportedly bid !or the television rights, but CBS outbid ABC and NBC. "Network," starring Faye Dun~way, William Holden aod the late Peter Finch. deals wlth the television networks' -preoccupotion with ratinss. buckstabblng among TV executives nnd show busi· ness packaging of news shows . ~·or its ~ mJUUon CBS will have the right to telecast the movie three time~. ''Network" as seen in movie houses is replete with obscC)ftities. But Robert Daly. executive vtcc pre· 1 sldent ot the.CBS·TV network, said he foresaw no trouble with the atltlna for television . MGM reportedly mado a separate soundtrack for television showlna ot ••Network." Fi.sh Aplenty\.-~ At Costa Mesa Three-day Fry You won't be able to complain_ about not havina enough to eat at , the Colla Mesa-Newport. Harbor Lion •s Club Fish Fry this weekend. Fish Fry food folks Figure there will be 3,000 pounds of Icelandic cod consumed during lhe three- do y festival. And that. doesn't 'count 1,500 • J>Qund! of cote slaw, 400 pounds of coff ec. 50,000 soft drinks, 1,200 pounds of chocolates. 1,500 pounds of ham, 1,000 pounds or bacon. 1.300 pound& of sausage. and 3,000 Pounds or hot dogs and hamburfera. · If you re still hunery after all of that. there's also hotne-made pies and cake8, peanuts, popcorn and lee cream avaUable, Lion's Club coordinators aay. HOUSING ••.• . by houalnr apecnalation," Hid· Patlerton, adding that that. sort . of a blll would lalla lonaer to &et approved ~ wlll follow u "a oompanioo bill." ' Patterson aald he'• h~ful of 1cttlng wide pubUc and con· sreaslonal •Ul>por1 ror hit blll and termed tbc ~c a "motherhood aBd apPle pie' l.asue. "Nobody'a. ln b vor Of the epeculat.or, except for lb• apecuJ tor," Pattenoo com· mentcd. ·"Ibo onl¥ thlna ""'JV. n1buna wltb Uda bll1 '' i.berUa :... • tho reluc~ to pus otw btlla. ·• THIS WAS JOHNSTOWN, PA., AFTER THE FLOOD 88 YEARS AGO TODAY More Than 2,200 People Perished In One of History's Worst Disasters When the R ains Came • Okhters Remember Johmtown Flood of 1889 JOHNSTOWN, Pa. CAP> -OnJy a few mute symbols here remind the passerby of the huge, dark, rolling wall of water that aJmost scrubbed ttus town from the face of lhe earth 88 years agotoc:hty. "It was yellow -like clay." Others remember that the rolling wave was preceded by a dark cloud of dust from all the debris the water had accumulated in its path. The sound, they say. w~ deafenmg. The l889 flood made Johnstown a worldwide synonym for disaster. More than 2.200 people were killed. THE CRUMBLING REMNANTS Of the · old South Ford Dam are stlJI here When the dam burst that day. 20 million tons of water were unleashed on the unsuspecting town downstream . "MY FATHERTOLDt: ALLto runtothe third floor." Mrs lleslop said "lie didn't get there. He was a marvelous sw1mmer, but a log pinned his arm and he drowned Then my grandmother was washed out of the third floor. right out of a window." At City l lall. anyone who looks up can see a plaque 21 feet off the ground showing how high the waters climbed. Witnesses on higher ground later told Mrs Heslop that her house was smashed by a steam engine and eight railroad cars that had been s wept up m the rumpaging wall or water, estimated at JO feet high Andon a mountain high above the town. 777 glistening white crosses in neat rows cover the flood 's unidentified victims. With the hou!)e collapsing around them. About 120 survivors stall hve, and 30 or so. ranging In age from 88 to 100, are gathering for an anniversary banquet today Mrs. Heslop and her sister were plucked from the ruin by m en positioned on roofs that were floating by THEY'LL TRADE STORIES AND con· duct the annual debate about whether a man on horseback actuaJly rode through town, Paul Revere-style, to warn of the impending dis· aster. HER FATHER'S BODY WAS found three weeks later 1n three feet of sand. 1dent1fiable only t>eeause his name was on his watch The watch had escaped the looters who pre· yed on the remains of victims for days after the flood. cutting off fingers and ears to take Jewelry Daisie Heslop, 94. recalls the flood vividly. ·· l was 6 years old My rather called us to the second noor to look out the window. and across the ~treet, I could see the water coming over the general offices or the Cambna lron Company." she said. The residents of Johnstown had been warned lhat the South f ork Dam might break. but they paid no attention They were used to sprmg noods Wa\l'r from earher spnng flood- ing had already reached seven feet m some spots by May 31. FDA Seizure Ruled Illegal Man Due Apricot Pits KNOXVlLLE. Tenn. (AP> Forty tons of apricot pits seized by the federal Food and Drug Ad· ministration have been ordered returned lo a Tennessee busa· nessm a n ~ho test1f1ed they helped his wife overcome cancer A rlerivative of apricot pits is lM substance Laetrile. advocat- ed by somt> ;is a cancer curt> "This as not a Laetnll" ~ase ••id L' .S 01stract Court Jud~e •ltobert Taylor on Monday an an l8-page opln1on ''This dec1s1on should not be construed a~ plac mg. the court's imprimatur on the use of apricot kernels. L;ietnle or any other substance for the pre ,·enlion and treatment of cancer." Laetrile has been banned by the FDA. but five stales have legalized the substan ce and similar moves are under way in 28other!\ Last month. the FDA seized 6,700 c~ of apricot pits' alued al Sl61.000 from Doujlla!\ Heinsohn. the American pc1rty s gubernatorial candidate in 1970 Tht• sc12ure "as m adf' on J!rounds the kernel s were po1-.11nou4'. unfit for food and \H're being sold as a drug Heinsohn test1hed Thursday that he began buyin~ anct selling the pits because his v.1re s health improved after Laetrile treat· ment. "She was going downhill r apid· 'Cat' Recalled Topless Teen Now Barkeep CA PE CANAVERAL. Fla. CAP) -Rosalynn Carter's presence aboard a nuclear submarine here may bave ended the two-year reign of the h<'relofore most talked about woman in this military complex Kathy "Cat" Futch. . While President Carter's wife simply went for a c ruise aboard the submarine Los Angeles with her husband Fri· day Miss Fut.ch danced topless on lhe de<:k of the USS Fin- back. two years ago to the delight of tM crew and the con· ~ sternation of Navy brass. The ve~el's captain lost his command and was given a desk job in Washington. MISS FUTCH, NOW lt, JOINED the Marines In ·January. She made it through boot camp but was then dis- charged because or ulcers. She attributes them to the sub· marine dance that made her famous and brought what she said was endless teas· "'"'uTc:H Ing. "l would just' take it with a grin." she said, adding that she never let on that the teasing bothered her. Ulcers, she said, is ''what happens to you when you in• ternaJlze your reeUnga." MISS Fl1'tCll DOESN'T DANCE topJ9SS anymore. She tends bar Jn 1 ruaht apot. on the mainland near the Cape. ''J dowbatl-have to do to1UNlve," 1heaaid. At present, she? fills her spare lime surfing and playlnt tennis. But she said she would like to study al Brevard Com· munlty College, and then re-enlist ln the Marines wllb the hopes of becoming an otllcer. I> ... he said of his wife's condi· lion in 1971. "The doctors gave her three to sbc months to ti ve " Heinsohn said he took his wife to a CaJJfomw doctor for Laetnle treatment "Within three or four weeks, her colored returned.·· he said. ··Sh<.-got ba<.'k her appetite and regained ht:r health. 1 decided I should learn more about this sub- ~tance " Government "ilnesses tesufled the apncot kernels con- tained amygdahn. from "hich Laetnle 1s produced Amygdalin contains traces of poisonous <'' anade an an 1nact1ve s tate, the witnesses said ·'The Jcernels do not contain ~u((acient amounts of poisonous substance that might render them inJurious to health under or dinary rnnd1l1ons and usage," Taylor ~aid Bandit Gets $60 in Second Store Holdup A C~traoo Beach market wu ro tor theaecood time in four days Monday when a man wearing a T-shirt over his head took 965 at what appeared to be gun'point. Oranie County Sheriff's of- ficers said market owner Paul Allen Welch, of Paul's Market, 26891 Camino De. Estrella, told them the intruder shoved· what appeared to be a gun htdden by a paper bag In his dlrectiora and or- dered him to empty tbe cash re. 1lster . W etch ~Jd oUicei" that the in- truder warned him, "Give me your money, I'm not kiddinJ." He then drov~ off at hilh speed in a amal\fotelcnor. The aame market was robbed of teO ln cuh Thursday b)' a man who threatened the female clerk on duty with an automatic pistol. Officers do not believe lhe same man was involved in both rob- berlet. TU!lday. May31. 1en DAILY PILOT A.1 - Kentucky Night Club -• ·€Ines for·· Deadly I Fire Cause Sought SOUTHGATE. 'Ky. CAP> ..... The hunt for bodies has given way to .a search for clues into the fire that tn moments consumed th~ Beverl)' Hills Supper Club, kUUng at least 160 diners and night.club patrons. Late Monday, a 1lanl crane began ripping down the brick and wood facade. finishin8 what the fire started. It revealed the original col- onial face of what had been one of the Midw est's slic k est nightspots. perched on a 17·acre bluff across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Officials got their first look inside the Zebra Room. just above where the fire is thought to have started in a base· ment boiler room area. They saw rubble but no bodies. Red Cross volunteers standing by sighed In collective relief. It had been their job to put charred • corpses into body bags before transport to a makeshift morgue in a nearby Fort Thomas, Ky .• armory. "l've seen some gruesome murders, some mighty bad auto wrecks," said the leader of a Red Cross unit from Mount Healthy, Ohio. "But nothing was as bad as this." Southgate Fire Chief Dick Riesenberg said he is "absolute· ly certain" the rubble will yield no more victims. Kentucky Highway Patrol Commissioner Ken Brand~n burgh said families and fnends reported 58 persons missing by Monday. Of the 160 bodies found, 118 have been identified. llPWu·•-•o Brandenburgh , who is coordinating the investigation. added, "You can't expect us to come up with any possible ex· planation until at least the end or the week." Ironically. the cause of a 1970 blaze that destroyed an older club on the site was never determined. WORKERS ARRANGE FIRE BODIES FOR IDENTIFICATION Clues Sought In Tragic Kentucky Night Club Blaze Investigators have tentatively ruled out arson and earlier theories that the fire started in a basement generator or leakin8 oil tank. but have no explanation as to why the fire spread so quickly. !lashed through air conditioning ducts and broke out through all the walls simultaneously. mg ht. A charge of overcrowding in the Cabaret Room is being in- vestigated. Most vicli ms died trying to leave that room as smoke billowed in. Some survivors SaJd the names "They told us to leave. We got up. We noticed smoke. and then, wham, fire all around," said a s urvi vor fro m the Cabaret Room. where sin ger John Davidson was to have performed moments after the fire routed a crowd of at least 1,000 Saturday Club records that survived the fire -among them the waler- soaked and tattered guest lists - have been conCi sc ated b y authorities. A MESSAGE FROM THE .KID INSIDE YOU. No matter how old you are, there's a kid inside you who's trying to tell you he wants out this su mmer. He's dying to cut loose and have a good old care· free time like he used to. And not spend all his allowance doing it. You may think those days are far behind you. But we have a surprisingly easy way to get back that free and easy way of life. It's called the bus. That may not sound very exciting right off. But think about it Part of the joy of youth was not having to worry about posses- sions. (like your car.) Or being respon'Slble for things. (Like • remembedng to buy· gasoline · .. ' and keep change for the parking meter.) Or putting up with things Y04J didn't like to do. (Like driving in traffic.) • I '" . Well, that's what the bus is all about. Orange County Transit District buses take you to all of the fun places. Disneyf and. Knott's Berry Farm. The Fun Zone at Balboa. The beach. Anyplace. Without the hassle and responsibility of driving. It doesn't take a pocketful of change to ride the bus, either. Just 25¢ one way. So you can save all your money to spend when you get there, instead of spending it getting there. Listen to the kid inside you. He'S right about a tot of things. For complete information and scheduling on all OCTD routes and services, call Orange County Transit District at 547-3311. 1547-3311 or toft-fr&e ZENITH 7~3311 from 8 AM to 10 PM weekdays, 7 AM to 5 PM Saturday. a~d 8 AM to 5 PM Sunday and Holi,days .. I . . / . A4' DAIL y PILOT Just ;.-~·J:-wlila Tom 11rphine llEMEMBDING: Somebody said just t.he other day that our Memorial Day t)ollday bH become more a celebratJoo ot the ·~art cl aummer tbn a tribute to the n.aUon'a war dead. . · .First· ·Lady's Trip DaDipened by Rain KINGSTON, Jamaica CAP> -Heavy rains that reportedlY toot the lives of at least six Jamaicans wiped out 'Rosalynn Cµter'a chance to meet with suiar cane cut.ten and wield a machete today. lack of sun. But be said sine. bis cuest came from a fanning community, abe "would appreciate that raln atier three years of drouJht was a very •ood thing for Jamaica.'' It ii true that we seem to bave a preoccupation with t.raffic COO· d1tl0nl oo the freeways over tbe ~ • lon1 Memorial l>ay weekend. • · Aud the beach e6u.nt, too . .iuai. -how many .bod.let did we Jam up. lnatead of tour!DI a augar plantath>n cooperative lo £he count.ryllct.. the First Lady was vhitinC the Central K!Apton Upgrading Project. a program aimed at llnprovlnl conditions in the slums of tbe Jamaican capital. Mrw. Carter on M~d_, apent the first day or her 1even-natip0 wtio ~ swing at official rece_pUoos and .hilh·level m-1ngs with eovern· ment otflcials, di$cussinl lllch subjects as Cuba, Jamaica·~ economic crisis -and the rain. The weather shrank the number of invited guests at an official outdoor dinner party at the prime minister's home from more than 200 to les.s than SO and forced lbem l:nslde. But Mrs. Cart.er said she'd like to take some ol the rain home to Georgia, "where we've bad to stop pla..ntina peanuts bee au.se oft~ drought " f OD the •andl between Zuma and La1uoa? How many rescues did the Ille guard force make in Newport? How many beer brawb did the cops break "I> at Seal Beach? tllE JIB.A VY KAIN. wblch a tarted as a '·mixed May blessing'• several days aco. has affected a large area of the Caribbean. Besides the six persons reported killed in noodm,. hundreds were made homeless by the torrenUal downpours. THE FIRST LADY RAD a three-hour workinc lunch with Manley and leading membera of his 19v· ernment. She said she covered all the \aSuea listed in her notebook for discuasioa -Cuba, the Panama Canal, energy, trade poUcies, human "'1lt.s and Jamaica's economic problem. All of this may be what the Memorial Day weekend means many places. But not all places. On her way from the Klncston airport Monday. Mrs. Carter was mobbed by an enthusiastic crush of ch.ildren. and Prime Minilter Michael Manley stopped their car briefly so sbe could greet the youngsters, who bad been let out of school for her arrival. Mrs. Carter said sbe was "really pleased" with the conversation, which her press secretary, Mary Hoyt, described as "brisk, candid, informal and substantive." Consider tbe township or Avalon, over on Catalina Island. our happy isle in the sua. AT AVALON, they take Memorial Day seriously, in the traditional American way of yesteryear. A. light driule was falllng as Mrs. Carter ar- rived from Georgia, and Manley apologized for the ··we have talked today about Prime Minster Manley's and m y husband's hopes for the future of our countries and our desires to help solve the pro· blems of economic ·and social Justice," Mrs. Carter told guests at a U.S. Embassy reception at which 16.Peace Corps volunteers were sworn in. Interesting this would be the case in the tiny island communi· ty where tourism is king. The tourist is the life's blood of the place. Co .urts Face Bankruptcy Everything at Avalon 1s geared so the tourist gets to spend. spend, spend. Take the glass bot- tom boat tour. Ride on the inland Cash Shortage Limits Alabama Trials Old Shell Ganae tour. Rent a horse, blke. or little auto. Buy that cotton candy, bot pretzel or frozen banana. Hal'e fun. Why, let's face it: Memorial Day services might diarupt the cash now for a few bouns. Ric.a. at the Avalon cemetery mi-t d11Lract tourist.s. A parade, for goodness sake, would get in the way of tour busea. Speeches in the town square could distract the tourists and keep them out of the souvenir shops or saloons. All this may he true. But little Avalon does it anyway on Mt'morial Dav . EARLY ON MEMORIAL Day, the people of Avalon gather al I.be town cemetery, along w1lh the parade uruts. Girl Scouts present flowers to leaders of the veterans' organizations, who place them on the graves. There are some brief rites Then the parade begins. -..1th the US Marine Corps band out front Last year they had the ba nd from El Toro Marine Corps 1\1r Station. This year they lnvit· t'd the Camp Pendleton band. All sp1ffcd out in lheit dreu b I u t' u n 1 f or m 1 , C• m p Pendleton's ftnest marched wit.b prec1s1on and played tJlcniouly as they headed the parade toward the town's ma1n st.em by Avalon Bay. The Manne band was foll~ by the Gari Seoul.I, tbe Boy Scouts, baton twarlint units, col· or guards and some drilmmen. Many of the touring multitudes . stopped tht'1r search for fun foe a few minutei-. to observe all this. The tour buses had to wait on the parade. ARRIVING DOWNTOWN, the ' l\htrines struck up their hymn and lhen the Nation1tl Anthem There were some prayer5 and s peeches about our honored cl cad All Uus drew a au.eabk tbroog. You have to suspect that bt1efly. Avalon's flow of Commer~ was indeed interrupted. But Avalon remembered. )IONTGOMERY Ala. (AP>-- Suppoae they gave a trial and nobody came? /Jabama's court system, which ls 1uppc»ed to be self-sufficient, is on the brink of bankruptcy, running out of money to pay judges and jurors. And the state legisJature ii re· slating the idea of bailing out the judiciary. When a new state court system went into effect in January, it was supposed to exist completely on court·generated revenues - which were projected at $9.9 million for the fiscal year run- Anti-Satellite Test By Soviets Failure? WASlllNGTON CAP) -Russia-'s latest test or a satellite.destroying weapon, conducted despite an appeal from President Carter for a ban on such weaponB, ended in apparent failure, U.S. intelligence sources believe. A Soviet interceptor satellite went past its target satellite al a dis- tance of less than 50 miles in the te.st la.at week, Russia's flrst in about five months, the sources say. U.S. experts acknowledge it ts difficult to tell whether such a test is a success or a failure without knowing Soviet technical obJ~tives at the current stage of development. But U.S. study or the results bu produced a con- ttmus tUt the May 23 intereept tat failed. -# • ~·~ Ft•9hftl ~ • PUMP ST A 'tJON TJUtEE .. Alulea <AP> -Aller nearl1 a de- cade ol controversy and eon- struction. the l~ section or U>e Aluka pipeline has been welded into place. WWl little of the hoopla that ac- companied the driving of the la.st spike in the trans -continental railroad last century, a quiet ceremony Monday near this s1te north of the Broo~1 Range mllrked the compledo.a ol the 1!00-mile system. Kiui11~r Duped~ NEW YORK CAP) -Former Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss· mger m*Y turn down Columl>ta Uni"'"1ty's olfer of an ~ chafr iD political telence, t.be ~-Y«k Timet reported t.oda7. 'l'Jteolfer has cauaed bitter coo· t.entioa on the campuf. wttb oppo- nents maintainint that Columbia [ __ I N_S_HO_R_T_l ou~ht not gjve a prestigious ap- pointment to an architect of American policy in Indocruna and CbJle. Tbe Times, citing so~rcea ~e to the situation. said gllllDler may decide not to accept oat of uns itivity to crlUciam and because other com- mitaieetl m~ make the position inconvenient. ,.Ca••I Clue Nl~ed WASHINGTON <AP > -The Supreme Court today refused to immediately consider whether the Carter administration has the constitutional power to sur- render control of the Panama -Canall.oneto Panama. The justices turned down a re· ques t by six members of Coogress and a U.S. citizen living m the Canal Zone that the court expedite consideration of their appeal from a lower court. The appeal charges that the Prcsi · dent and secretary of state have no power to enter into a treaty giving away control of a U.S. ter· ritory. 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IY "'"" lttr0U9t1out mo\t •• Ole f'991°" Varl•l>I• low <IOud\ (41<\ \Ult tit U C>Kled llurlnq n lfllt tlld ll10nilflt "°""' Mer , ,... CN\I Tem-tll#'tl ...,Oday t hould bt 1tt11"'tv <oot•r ,,.., downtown Lo• .,...,.,,, wllto mltd nl9lllt.. Clvoc c.M" llltlll ....,.d ,_.., tM m id lo uooerlOJ Oftert oftCI "-'aln arMS M 9 9Y· ttDtlo"' to 1~ orevallln9 huv IOt'K•Sll Pr.Ol<llorl\ Ille•• ••• tor , ......... _,..,., S_.,Repert ning through nt'xt month. BUT NOW THE prOJecllon is down by $3.7 million , which means the courts can't spend more than $6.2 million. They're close to that limit now, and the shortage of funds pro· mpted cluef Justice C.C. "Bo" Torbert to order on Monday that cnly essential criminal jury trials be held uni.JI the financial cr isis is resolved. He also ordered a halt to civil jury trials and banned the use of s t ate funds for e quipment purchases, travel or s ubsistence expenditures. CIRCUIT AND district judges. and some court reporters, have agreed to stay on the job without pay. They apparently are banking on the legislature, which happens to be in special session to con- s ider utility .re gulating measures, to loosen the state's purse strings. Torbert has appealed to the legislat.ure to allow the courts to dip into the state's general fund. '.'Mr. Gusto" failed in his attempt to win bis fourth title m the annual "Memphis 500" at Overton Park Zoo Mon- day. "Mr. Gusto's" handler Louie Bell did everything but . push the 475-pound Galapagos tortoise down the SOO·mch track, but the turtle's time of five minutes was good for only fourth. "Randy," the smallest turtle in the Tennessee race, won in one minute and 22 seconds. Limits Backed Gay Restrictions Get OK TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Two bills clamping new restric- tions on homosexuals -one barring same·sex marriages, the other prohibiting homosexuals from adopting children -have won state House approval. The lower chamber passed by a vote of 101·11 Monday a bill re· quiring officials to give marriage licenses only to couples consisting or one male and one fem ale. It also approved, 98·15, a bill barring homosexuals Crom adopling children, even if they are the natural parents. Both bills, which now go back to the Senate, have been tied to a controversial Dade Count y ordinance giving homosexuals protec· lion from jQb and housing djscrimination. Special Adverfisipg Opportu~ityl .. ORANGE COUNTY LIVING SU.MM ER RECREATION A special tablolet section will be published In the Dally Piiot on Thursday, June 16 ISSUE This special section will provide an Ideal opportunity to advertise all the items 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 stocy or picture about your firm or product. DEADLINE FOR SUMMER RECREATilON SECTION: (Space reservation, promotional atory, telephone Interview or photo aaslgnmen~.) JUNE 2, 1977 Call Today: 642-4321 From No. Orange County Phone: 540-1220 Aak for Dl1play Advertl1lng .. .. • • •• Golden Gate -Barrier Urg ed SAN FRANCISCO -Four·hundred mourners marched onto the Golden Gate Brldce Mood~ lo a Memorial Day 4emonstrat.ton to w-ae that a .Wdde barrier be erected oo the fabled span ..-bere more than eoo persons have leaped to their deaths. . The auapensloll brid1e across the mouth of San Francisco BllY is rated one of America's top tourist attractions and is possibly the world's favoril.e placetodle. Trie ·-·-........... MARTINEZ <AP> Police have called a statewide dragnet in the aearch for two men and a woman linked to an alle&ed three-county crime •pree, inc luding the DAIL v PILOT A5 Swimmer, 53, Tri~mphs . - Conquen NY Narn:ili&, SF Bay on Same Day SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The last lee of his continent·spanning deep water swim seemed like it took forever, admitted a tired, but happy Frank Coughlin. ''It wu a rouab crota\ni and I was wonde~ wbea it. wu ever s<>ing to eod," said the S3· year.old insunnce broker u he climbed out of San Fran· ctsco Bay at the root of the Golden Gate Bridge ... It seemed interminable.'• . COVGBLIN, who took up deep water swim· ming elebt years aao. paddled acrou the mouth of the bay a UUle more than 12 hours after complelin& a duplicate awim across New York harbor. Couih1in waa the first~ to swim under the 4,200-foot Golden Gale and the 4,260-foot Verruano· it's over," Coughlin s&Jd of the trans·cootlnental jaunt. "I wanted to be the first. Il worked out fine.·· ec-:e:a.\n aaid th• 'Ntslem portion ol ~swim wu the &bat benuM of Itron• afternoon wlnda and an lncomlna Ude. "IT WAS llVC8 toucher than the New York swim because ot the tidea. but I bad friends here t.o help me." be said. "It was lonely In New York." or the New York swim, Coughlin said, "It waan't as mueh of a swim as 1 thought lt would be Tbe current at.arted to bother me a bit at the end but it wun't too bad." . ST ATE Highway patrolman, rob· ( J shooting of a CalifornJa • Narrows bndges on the same day: He spent a total of 101 minute• ln Ule water. ·$7,000 for only $135.07 a month. _ _ bery and murder. --------Being sought were Tony Edward Estrada. 25, Joe John Cornejo, 27 , and Magdalena Reyes, 19, all from the Madera area. Sldper, J8, Arrested CIDCO CAP> --A 16·year-old boy was arrested early today aft.er firing pistol shots from tbe top of a seven·storY cl us building at Cal Sta&e Chico. K....,_a Ault 'Illegal'· SAN DIEGO (AP> -Municipal Court J udge Kenneth Johns has ruled an ordinan~ requiring audit reports from the Hare Krishna ~land other religioua groups is unconstitutional. Warehoeue Fi re.Set"! .... ~ ONTARIO (AP) -Arsonists apparently set a rire thal injured three firemen and caused $1.3 million damage at a warehoui.e where Jn\'entoraes from bankrupt businesses \.\t.•rc stored. fir emen said todav. Fire Department spokl''man 8111 AJexander said firemen arriving at the l)Cene of the blaze Mon- day night at West Coast Enterprises found more than one fire burning ins1dt> the warehouse, leading them to sus pect a rson CHAMPAGNE SHOWER is given to Frank E. Coughlin by his wife, Carmel, after swimming from Marin County to San Fran· c1sco under the Golden Gate Bridge, back· ground, Monday. He flew to San Francisco from New York where earlier he swam the Verrazano Narrows from Staten Island to Brooklyn in hopes of setting a new record. --~~~~~------~----~--~----~~----~~--~-... "Cot o probNrit• TIMM ionte to Pol Oum! Pot wtll C1JI ~~ lllfW. ~ll'flo I~ ~s 11"'1 OC'llOtl I/OU nfrrl lo ~Oh'f' 1rwquitirs •~ qn• frftmml and IN.nnf.tt Moil JIOU' qwitlOIU lo Pat o..,,.,, Al Yovr Mrl'•U tJt~ <'oo•I ()(n}IJ Pilbl p 0 Bor ,~ (°t)JIO \fr..., ('A !IZ6Zo .AJ m<l'IV krtrr• 4' po•~ """ hr Q.OUllWrd b••I p/lolwd 1nqumn or lerr,.., Ml 1nd udui" 1111• rotadn a lull riame, addreu alld l/wmtu llouri' p/wmt' num/vrcW1!\lll ~C'OfUld1tr~d Tllucc>lumn OPl1f0r& dol I~ acrpt .X11urd4i11 Etaglne Swap• Sef fling Stores do not know which sl~pwear still for sale contains this chem1cal, DEAR PAT: I am one of lhL· un except the items specifically marked, fortunates wbo purchased a 1!177 "Does Not Contain Tris ... The re- Buick WJth a Chevrolet engine l \ c search seems to indicate that th1s is a received !>ever al very long, det<.i1lcd serious and frightening problem. } et letters from General Motors. but I'd like to find out how other """Ple w\th it's impossible to find out which new ... ~~ garments actually are free of this these cars are handhnit this s1tuat1on. chemical. K. H., Huntin~ton Beach E R N rt B b General Motors clalms 90 percent of · · • ewpo eac the owners of 1977 Buick, Oldsmobile The April 8 Coosa.mer Product Safe· ty Commiuion ban oa fartber use of and Pontiac cars with Chevrolet Tris aacl lta r«all or all Tris-treated engines are accPptlng Us offer of a cbildra'a aleepwear baa uUBed a three.year insurance poUcy on their staggering problem for consumers car's power Crain rather than the tryiag to figure oat ti stores have alternaUve offer to exchange the car cleared their a!telves of sucll gar. for another available model. The menta. 1be May 19 suit flied by a New California Attorney General has York U.S. At10mey on beball of the joined other stat.es' efforts ln filin g a CS PC seek Inc to enjoin F . w. suit against GM on the grounds that Woolwonb and Co. from selllni Tris· the englne switch constitutes con· trea&ed wearing apparel undoubtedly sumer fraud. will prompt ot!ter tttallers to remove A spokesman for thf' attorney possible Trls·treated garments from general's office told i\ VS that accept· sale. Ing a GM settlemt'nt will not pre· •n-labeliD ( Contabls judlce later clalm1' ba~ed oa a ~rl No tpeeu.-; I e.g. decision In this s uit. A cla~s acUon Tris> was required, and tbat accounts for the coa.fuslon. Garments made of suit also is ln tht> works in California. acetate or triaeetate or bl~ds of tbe peadlng a court hearing to determine tboee two qnUtedc maklil•l• with Its viability. If thla ac:tloa ls certified other flben ai.oet always c:oataln by the court, affect.ed GM car owoera Tril, Ke«>rdlng to the CSPC, whkb would be notified by mail. adda tbt polyesler garments may T oo Worried to Sl.4!q? e.a&aJa Tris OI' ta.ey •ay have been DEAR PAT· After an uuual article flameproofed with anotbercbemlcal. and a follow·up saying lbat the Yearbatbetls&onoldpurcbaslng chemical, ·'Tris,·· was no lonaer to be any new c:bUdreo's sleepwear u..a.less used as a flame retarda nt in t~retallet'eupaunteettdoesnot children's sleepwear. there has been contalD TriJ. Most major department stern DOW can offer such assaaranc!e 1V Ne ws Man Shot To D e ath BURBANK CAP) - Television news r eporter Joel Garcia has been shot to d e ath in a domestic dispute, ac- cording to Burbank Police. Garcia. 36, a newsman for KCET, Channel 28, was found lying on the lawn in front of a Burbank apartment house by police answer· ing a shooting call Mon- day night.. PARAMEDICS were called, but Garcia was dead on arrival at Burbank Community Hospital. Hewasaboton· ('e in the head, once In the ('hest and once or twice in th e arm, authorities said. Garcia's estranged w ife. Lupe. 24, w as booked for investigation of murder. Burbank Police Sgt. Bill Mylande r said Garcia, who lived in Sun Valley, had gone to visit his wife at her apart- ment and the two ap- pa reotly b ecam e in· volved in an argument. no practical way to discover .... tuch to you. Dl1coant stores which articles contain this cancer causing purehue alow·aeUer Items from other call 842• 5178 . chemical and which do not. The order Pul •few words stated that all sleepwear treated v.1th •oortet aboald be quesUoned before a lo work for ou. Tris would be recall~ed.:::...... _______ P_a_r_c:_h_ue_l•_m_a_d_e_. ---------------- \.. Just $32.45 (one way) from Orange County a irport. Package tours and special fares for families and groups.too. Ay Air Caltfomia and make it easy on yourself. ••ClllUllllA We're easy to toke. Coll EOIY lnfoot1otton tn Orange County, (714) 752·1cxn Downey. (213) 924-3318; l ogund, (714) 496-6CXX): Los Angeles. (213) 627-~1; Son CfemeQte, (71 4) 49~; Riverside/Son Bernardino. (714) 82&-6900. or your Jocol travel oqent. c.M1..,... 11 . . COUGHLIN WAS up early in New York, swim· mine the distance between Staten Is land and Brooklyn in 46 minutes, climbJna out at 7:45 a.m. CE DT ). Theo he scurried to the airport and caught a plane for the West Coast. At 4:01 p.m. <PDT) he plunged into the ~· degree water off the north end of the Golden Gale on the last leg of his swim, climbing out at the other end 55 minutes later lo be doused with champagne by bis wife. "I HAD NO doubt that I could do it, but I '!11 gla~ F orget Vet~s Thre at I LOS ANGELES (AP) -The state Board of' Veterinary Medicine says a veterinarian cannot threaten to put a pet to sleep If the owner does not pay hJ6 bill. Tbe board made the rulint on the request of the. local office of the state Department of Consumer Affairs. The office bas received 2S co.mplalnts from pet owners this year about aucb threats. Whether you need $3.500 or $10,000 gel it from the people who lend millions. Commercial Credit. Monthly payment based on a $7.000 HomeO.Wner loan, for 84 months. at an annual percentage rate of 15%. Total payment 11,345.88. NO POINTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY. We find ways to help. COMME~IAL CR.EDIT COl\.POR.ATION G) 1-bneowner l.oaM w.o« A lo.on of SS 000 ....t °""' mu.i be M<"Ur.d b. • <•~10<1 ol reAl .ind l>"fliO~ol proiwr1v Cotta Mesa • 370 E. 17th Street • 64.5-8700 Oun-• 1111 Town & Country R<!. • 547•5871 •-Suit., 26 CUSTOM BEDSPREAD Call for shop-It-Home Service & MATCHING DRAPES 5199 -·-~-···we·utwti..~'t~':.~':f.:roua ... ~~~·::.~=-r .. UP.:~., CALL 111-2120 ~DRAPERY WORKR.OOM-1742W.KATECL A.ORANG Lets hear it fur good old 'l'h001as Cook. We at First Federal tip our hat to Thomas Cook. He designed the Circular Notes that later became his Travelers Cheques that are today sold and accepted all around the world. Best of all, First Federal offers you Thomas Cook Travelers Chequeswithoutanyfeeof any kind, providing you have a $1,000 minimum balance. Why pay up to $1 per $100 for other travelers cheques when you can get these quality Thomas Cook Travelers Cheques from First Federal without any fee charge at all. In addition, First Federal offers lots of free services and good otd .. fashioned friendliness that showR we really do care about pleasing you. Stop in soon! f)~~~ Baker Near Harbor ~ ~ HOURSi 0.ily 9AM to .+PM. Friday 9AM to 6PM. Saturday 9AM to 3PM. Ample free s-rk.ins-Telephone '49,9141 few Information. .. • . . j, Afl DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL P GE D·angerOus Meas11re . , l ~ -*' t · The Assembly lut week paued, in a 41-33 vote, a llt introduced by Assemblyman William Dan· e eyer CR-Fullerton) that would permit local oi- ls to conduct more of their business behlnd closed rs. Fortunately AB 126S will be returned to the As sem bly floor tor reconsideration on Thursday. Under existing anti-secrecy legislation, only dis cussions pertaining to the hiring or dismissal ot employes may take place in executive sessions. Specifically disallowed are closed sessions to dis- cuss appointment or dismissal of such public officers as planning commissioners and members of advisory commissions and boards. The Dannemeyer bill would extend the closed-door privilege to these categories. But, appointments to planning commissions and all other bodies that do the public's business-and f re- quently handle the public's funds-are of key im- portance. Assemblyman Ron Cordova (0-El Toro), who pushed for reconsideration of the vote, has described AB 1265 as .. an invitation to corruption and cronyism!' He is right. And the rest or the Assembly s hould so recognize it when it returns to the floor. College -Going Up It's commonly accepted that the academic world is awash with so many scholarships and financial aid programs that any bright youngster has only to look hard to find college money. . Correet-provided the student's parents have not ~cceeded in getting the family income above the ~'vel that qualifies for financial aid. Up to the '$12,000·a·year level, full ·aid is practically guaran- t eed. Above that, it thins out, then disappears. Since 1970, the total cost of s~nding a student to college has risen about 70 percent. So in order to give bright youngsters from poorer families a crack at col- lege, more and more financial aid money has to be channeled in their direction. Since most middle-income fa mill es are not in a position lo sell or heavily mortgage their homes, or llquidatetbeirentiresavingstomeetcollegeexpenses. the result is frustratipn. One solution is to move the student out on his own soon enough !or him to qualify for aid on the basis or his own limited income. More sensible is the plan be - ing adopted by a few colleges-low-interest, long- term loans for any academically qualified stude nt. regardless of outdated family income ~eilings. Loggers' Complaint Last week a caravan of 23 logging trucks and 400 Joggers from California arrived in Washington to pro- test projected expansion of Redwood National Park. Why the spectacular show? · One reason is that the loggers felt they'd beeii double-crossed by the government. after the 58,000. acre park was created in 1968. At that time the government promised loans to offset the economic impact of withdrawing the park area from logging operations; job re-training for log- gers who suffered unemployment; and an enormous boost in tourism for the area to make up for lumber- ing losses in jobs and trade. Apparently none of this materialized. Now Congress is considering enJ arging the park area to protect the remaining stands of old redwoods in the existing park that are threatened by creeping erosion as logging operations draw closer. But if the park is expanded, the loggers would like to be very sure that the aid the government once more promises will indeed be forthcoming. They know that once the expansion is approved. they'll be too easily forgotten. How Far Back Must We Go for Mideast Peace? WASHING TON -It seems that IsraeJ may have delitered itself over into the hands of a re- ligious fanatic. Moreover, Mr. Menabem Begin, the head of the Likud party which came out best in the recent election, is 63 years .old and has just had another heart attack. Mr. Begin·s feet may be on J?&rth but his head is already in h eaven and that is a bad sign 1n one who lakes his Old T esta - m ent literal- 1 y . That is wbat Mr . Begin does when he bases hls country's claim to the ~cupied Arab lands on words written down 3.000 years ago Mr. Begin is entitled to dream any delirium he cares lo The question rnr us Amt'ric-ans. however. 1s whether we are going Lo pursue a late 20th century foreign policy toward Sth century .B.C. goals. If the Israeli government, un· der the control of people who think they get their orders on a direct pipeline from God, lakes the position that 1t is against their religion to make any territorial adJustments there 1s no basis up· on wh.ich to hold a peace con· ference. The Israelis will have already said beforehand that there is no meaningful con- cesaion for them to make SOME PEOPLE may compare this stand with the Palestinian refusal to repeat the verbal formuJa that Israel has a right to exist. The difference is that the verbal formula 1s about all the Palestinians have left lo trade at a peace conference. The Arab states, at terrible cost to first Jordan and then Lebanon. have effectively disarmed the Palesll- It's Time to Expand Your Consciousness We live int.he midst of a con· ( ] sciousness expandmg revolution ART HOPPE with the consciousnesses of friends. neighbon and dear ones expanding all over the place like ------------' biscuits in a biscuitfactory. Sri Nardss is the first to ad· Yet a few of us have Um.idly mil that tb-N, a!\ 1l 1s referr~ to held back and, consequently, our by lta devotees. 111 not a new l' on s c \ ou". technique for t'xpandlng one's conJ~iousness. but rather •com· trinaUon cA all the other known techniques nesses are no bigger today than the y were a decade and more ago. Naturally, we f eel inade- quate. I have had people at coc ktail parties tell me lo my flee that the reason 1 haven't had my con- sclousne11s expanded is that I am afraid. This is not so.tam simply confused. Until now, t have been unable to decide which of the many. many consciousness ex- panding techniques to undergo. Co11ld I keJ!p my mind on TM? Would est put me in a more harmonious oneness with the un- iverse than psychoenergetic•? I felt Uke a small boy in a Baalcin- Robbins 31 Flavors Ice Cream Store. Then, just when J was on the verge of abandoning all hope of ever catching up with the others, along came Sri Herbert Narciss and bis Transbio-N arcissippy. Punch --- "lf tbe physically palJ\(ul pro-c.., ol Rol!ing unlocks blocked emotions and the emotionally patnlal process o f Primal Sae.m Therapy unlocks blocked emollons." he says with un· HHilable logic. "Surely both to1ether will unlock twk:~ cu mon11 blocked emotions.'· In tb·N, the subject first purchases the requisite equip- . m en t from Sri Narciss for $789.95. This includes an elec- troencephalograph to m easure one's alpha, beta and ultra-violet rays, an eight-track tape deck wlth an interminable loop. six needle.of assorted sizes. a rubber truncheon and a mantra or one's own cboosinc. ON ARISING, the s ubject attaches electrodes to l\ls skuU, tuma on the tape deck and as- sumes the UpsJddonoa ("Roots· !n·Reaven") Latu Po.JUoo. He then beglnS cbantlnl aloud his Arica mantra -an exceJlent one being, "Don't forget to keep ( VON HOFFMAN ) nians. They've been rendered harmless. and it is the fact that their fellow Arabs did this which made many people so hopeful that a peace could be negotiated. Whether or not the Israelis need a peace, the United States must either have a peace in the Middle East, break off its lsraeli alliance or drift into what can be a disaster of catastrophic propor· lions. tt •s 1n the paramount American interest to have a peace because there is only so long that you can retain the goodwill of both sides in a war situation by selling arms to both of them Even if the murderous cynicism of such a policy is ig- nored. it can't work. Neither side believes the other side is only be- ing supplied with .. defensive" Dear Gloomy Gu Why can't. J just have m y s accharin now and my Laetrile later? A.V. o ... ...., o ... ·-·"'' ••• ,....,.. ... liy ,._, ..-4 4•,... .,.<•n••ll'(twilecl l,,. •1t.n •I Ille ... _ .. ,... S.nd ,a\IC '9t _ _. .. G'-"'Y Gw>. 0•11., ~i.e. your mind on your meditating or you 'II start thinking aboul pretty girls or mOMy or did you r~ member tot.um off t4e oven." MEANWHILE, tbe tape is re- pealing over and dver again. ·Tm okay; you're okay, but. boy, are you ever a sucker t.o have bought all lhll Junk trom that big phoney, Narclss, which I gue1111 you did because you always secretly hated your malden aunt due to the fact that you are a latent Christmas package mailer." WhUe tbi1 ls golng on, the sub- ject is not idle. Carefully follow· ing an acupuncture chart on the wan, he is placlng the usorted needles ln various aecUoos of his anatomy while beating himself with the truncheon lo release damaging emotional memories. If he is fortunate enough to strike himself in precisely the riaht spot with suCficient force. he will induce nol only a Primal Scream carrying him back to the moment of bis birth, but a J>re. Primal Scream reminiscent of bis very first trauma nine mootbs earlier. SRI NAllCISS feels. with some jusUllc.tlon, that tb-N ls the uJ. tim•w tn its ficld. He confidently predkta that a practitioner who tan cllldpUne hlm1elf to chant a mantra for U boura a day wbUe standing on hls head, poking himself wlth needles and boatlDc hlmsell with a truncheon as a tape recording abouts al bim will "inevitably acbleve lh• ultlmate aoaJ ol every such t~hnfque.,. •'Oneness with lbe unlvene7" bewuuked. ''Who knows about that at.utn•• be replied wttb a abnic. "But it IUtO will take )'OW mind olf )'(>Ur troubles." ' arms -whatever they may be and both sides want what each side is being given. Finally, what are we to do when hostilities ac- tually recommence as they as- suredly will if Israel is to be led by th.is throwback to I he Age of Tribal Hatreds? ALTHOUGH the governments of the principally concerned Arab states have never been more flexible, more willing to cut a deal and end this perpetual madness, their own internal politics ensures they can't wait patiently forever while we worlc out our peculiar pro-Jsraeh pre· judlces. If religious fanaticism is to guide tsrael and ambivalence is to guide the United States, they will have to turn to Russia again. Arabs don't like Russians and they don't like Russian Com- munism. but they will have no practical choice save to make an alliance and throw the Eastern Mediterranean and the whole of the Middle East open to Russian penetration. They may have to . do s o anyway to protect themselves against the Shah of Iran, that un- appetizing torturer, whom we have been selling arms to in shameless quantities. We may regard the Shah as a good ole boy who only occasional1y pu1Js the eyelids ort his political enemies. but the Arab world is afraid or him. They are also convinced that the Shah and the Israelis do patty·cake, patty-cake together under the desert moon. Thus even the Saudis, our bes t. our oldest and our most constant Middle Eastern friends. may be forced to go to Moscow. A MARRIAGE between the Arabs and the Russians, who already are the world's largest oil producers, is asking for a price cartel the likes of wh.ich will make our major oil corpora- tion greedies droop and whimper in envy. Are we prepared to risk ·this at a moment when we have yet to decide how we are going to lower oil consumption and when? Lastly, to what extent will we jeopardize the close relations we have with other countries? WUl the Japanese, the French or the West Germans be prepared to make enormous sacrifices so that a God-crazed dingbat can make the prophecies on a 3,000- year-old parchment come true? If we respect the independence or other countries· internal af- fairs, we have to say that what the Israelis do and whom they select to govern them is their own business. Nevertheless, they might have a care to check out - what reeJ in the movie of history they seek &o replay. Will it be the Old Testament or will it be the Crusader Kingdoms in what is now Israel and Lebanon? It took 100 years, but the Arabs swept them into the sea and turned their unattackable fortresses in· to J!lodem tourist attractions. Non-polluting Fertili%er New Farming Approach W ASlDNGTON -Great quan- tities of the nation's dwindling oil and gas are poured into the petro- chemical fertilizers lhat farmers spread oo t h eir fields. The chemicals wash into the streams, polluting· scarce water supplies In the dry western states. One evidence of the pollution is a coating ol algae, which forms on lakes and M vers. So the enterprlatng petro-chem- ical compan· ies are now offeri ng ''algaecides" to rid tbe water of the floating 1rowth. Thus the companies create pollution and then cure it -all throuab the magic of chemlcala. THIS Hi:.\ VY dosag0e or . chemicals ln the environment not ooly uaes up precious oil and gas, but damages the aolJ and con· laminates the wat~rways. in the opinion oC environmental scien- tists. It js a deadly cycle that has been tolerated in order lo nourish the nation's crops . But now some agricultural ex· perts believe t,bat microbiological compounds may be better tor the crops than chemical fertilizers. They claim th ese microblo Jogloal alternatives cost far less, save petroleum and replenish the soil. A m.1crobloloelcal addltive, ·called BX. has been used on te&t farms in tM San Joaquin Valley. So we sent our reporter-at-large. Hal Bemton, Into the California fields &o check on th• resultl. He strolled :throulh fteld al\'1" field of delicaU, aspara1us in the· 1ow-l)1ng delta out.side St.c>c:kton.. For yean, these fields have been enriched with nitrogen fertillien, wttb mixed results. The nm-df1-. for eumple, have . pol_tut.d the river water used ror lrTftation. . Two yoan aio. farmer Bill Salamon &rodtmaly •Jroed to· (JACK ANDERSON) experiment with BX on an un· productive 20-acre field of asparagus. He is a friendly man. with a flamboyant golden mous tache. Under a wide· brimmed while hat, he took Bernt.on on a tour or the ex- perimental asparagus. The harvest, be attested, sur· passed anything the field bad produced when lt wu treated with chemicals. He became so enthusiastic about JJX that be has fertilized bh entire asparagus crop and 300 acres ol tomatoes this year with the microbiolo_gical product. Bemton also gave the BX· nourished asparagus the ul· llmate test; he tasted them. He reported approvingly that they w ere the most tender, delicious asparagus he had ever eaten. BX was developed by VaclaV" Petrlk, a thin, gray Ciecb· scientist who survived a World War II concentration camp and the UH lnvulon of hh homeland. He now putterl'I over his experiment• la a small California town. He explained to us tbat the soil is the "stomach .. ol the plant, that huJt.b.y toil ia filled w1tb bacteria which translorms or- ganic matter Jnto the autrients neceasary for plant growt.b. The m aulv• u1e of chemical fertltheu.. fuaclcldes and pesticides, be believes, has killed off many of these viW bacteria. 80 Prr&IK be1an sroW'lng these bactd1a In Im laboratoey. He bu llO" mlxed the bact.erla lo&o hl1 BX formula which, he contends. restores the soil's natural vltallt7. HI.I experiments pla~ the ~· 1clenUou1 refugee sclentl•t directly ln the pat.b of the mlibty pet.ro-cltemlcai eombinet. whose 1al eamen are preS1urln1 rumen to use more cbontkal fertllJien. The PolrO-ebemlcal - industry has also had a· coy rela- tionship with the citadel of agricultural research, the University of California at Davis. One of the university's rbost d istinguished researchers, Professor Roy Rauschklob, has. ·refused to test BX at the universi- ty. •'Based on my experience and knowledge of soil-plant-water re- lationships," he told us, "I do not see bow it would be possible for this product to aubslitut.e for chemical fertilizers.'' BE ADDED cautiously that microbiological additives can be helpful and that the university is pursu lnc its own lines .of" mlcrobtological research. The Agriculture Department and E'nvironmental Protection Agency, meanwhile,· are ·watching the microbiological ex- perimen1a closely. The govern· ment experts told us they are im· pressed witb the preliminary re- sults. It remains to be seen, however, whether the refugee from Czechoslovakia will triumph· over the powerful petro·chemical combines. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT R~rt N Wt'ed, Publtahn Thoma• Ktl'llil. Editor Barbara Krfltrkh, Edltorltll Pogtt EdUor The edltorfal P•Ce o( the Dally. . Piiot !leeks to Inform and i.timulate rHders by prw~Una on thls pare divfrse rommt-ntary on topics or Interest by 6.Yrldlc1l· ..S eolumnlsts and cartoonists, by provfdln1t • rorum for ~aders' view• and b )' presentlna this ntwKpaper's opinions ond l~eai on currrnt toplr11. The edltl2P•I oplnion11 of tht Daily Piiot appear only In the edltorlal rolumn al the top o( th• pagt. Oplntom vc- prn td by the columni t. and urtoonbts and letter writf"n are \Mir own and no endMWsn~t of t~ir views b1 the J)aUy Pilot should be lnlund. Tuesday. May31, ism. ..,. ...... .,.,a• ;,....... • ...... . _l_ue.i~de~x •• ~ ...... -3.1_.,_1_11,__~~~~~~__;;D_~~L~V-~-L-O-T~-.=..- QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi Solar Standards Seen Calif omia Eyed as First Area to Heat With Sun 0 ...... , • ...,.. ............... "We take the 'long view' on everything around here long lunches. long legs. long hve the m1n1skirt ... •• ~ For the Record 1' .. Db•oflltlOll• 01 Marriage f'lledlMV?I ~16. Lirwt1r-•llfldWffll-R•~ H-••ll. CVRRl!:V. Mvr-lle Md Je""'' J , !>Ml TH, Bobby J•HY Mil L.,.,.S. 8.; MAl .. N£AV. P.tt .. E llnor e nd P lllllD Artllur ; 8EHRENOT, edwal"d J . -!>Miit: HOISINGTON, IC.lltllerl"4 M. •nd Patric.II I!.; "01181NS, Sllurell Dwnhe-OemllJonn; JACOBSEN. G•brlele A. and J•Y Fredrick· OlllVtS, -.·urn-ancl Rot>o>rt ~~:ite=o~i\dlUTT. John w. """ PAULIC. 4udrflv C. -Dennis R.; STURZ. OeGDr•h Fo• and Pnllllo Harry ; Vtt.:IAN. Sammy J . and 8ar"r" S.; GARCIA, ~a and fet111e; \TERN, Sidney G. •nd 8arbar• lff, Deaths Elsewhere NEW YORK (AP) Paal Desmond. 52, jazz s axophonist and com- poser long associa ted with Dave Brubeck, died Monday after a long bout with lung cancer. Desmond had worked· with Bru~k since 1946, when the pianist formed his octet jn San Fran- c i 1 co, and was a maintlay of the Dave Brubeck Quartet from 1954 throul\h 1967. --·I ARLINGTON. Va. CAP> -Travis K. Hedrick, 73, a journalist for nearly 50 years and labor union publicist who left his own obituary say- ing he was black.listed during the McCarthy era, died Monday. Deatla Notl~e. KAMM•YEI' w-•1cllttCN111eldlr9Clof\.6'6-.... HERBERT I.EE K ... MMEVtA.r•" HAIJCI( d•nt OI L~una 8~.tch C•lllorni.1 KATIE H.llVCK. rMiMmOf HewDOrt Pa'..eci •w<fy "'hi• hO,,.. M•v 29. 1t11 Beach, C.lll<Ynl•. Passt<t away M•v a•tar • kln9 lllne\\. Formerly a tf!\I 29, 1917. Survived bv "'" "'" C'1•1 denl ol K<IMM City, Ktl,,..) lfom 100 K~nio. S;Jn Joie, ca .. niece Louise to 190. H• w<f\ a tell<~ •I Wyanaotht O•ll•rn . .,..rvlces woll b<! h<'ld "TUM . Hioll School. K•Mai. A m<tmber Of the May ]1 at 2:30PM. Smith Tut'hlll 1.amb R<>qer E. ~ Ma\Ofllc Lodqe, We•tcllff Chellel with C!Wlolain Robert Kansas CllV. havlnQ •llalned Ille 11nd; Perry of tM t-.i ~lltl -Ifill 0~9re<t H• studl-d mv•lc •• lhe olllc1•11"9. GraYil,.,.,. _.rvlCIK ..,111 bll conHrYdlory of Mu••C 1n Llnchbur9". held on Wed . .i 2 oo PM. Crownfllll ti: •n and ~cam• an accomoll•lled • cemetery, O.nv•r. Coto Smnn Tuthlll "'ollnl1t and lllUq/lt lor <0me v••••· H• l.•mb Wtstchll Cnapel dlr•c•or•. wu • vr~•Of !Can"" Sl•I• Coll..,_•...._ .... ;ind rKe•-• "'41iler ot Arti Oe9rtt llOICA By THOMAS D. EUA.8 Key conclusiona from the firsL major interns· tionaJ meelinl of IOlar energy industry leaders and the government agencies that will soon be relu.lat.- ing aod subsidizing them could not have come at a more important Ume for California. Both entrepreneurs and government officials agreed that some sort of perlocmance standards will be needed so that builders, homeowners and landlords who want t.o use sunpower for beating and cooline will know what they're buyin1. TUEY ALSO AGREED THAT property tax as· sessment rules will have to be rewritten so persons who buy solar gear don't forfeit their energy sav· ings via higher taxes, as most would under today's ,regulations. That kind of consensus is important in California. not only because its climate makes it the logical candidate to be the first large area to make si&nificant use of sola.r energy. It's also important.----------... because of an investiga· SOUTHERN lion being pursued by the CALIFORNlA state's Public Ulliities FOCUS an d Energy co m -'----------· missions. THE PUC'S CONCERN JS immediate. In the next few months. the five commissioners will de· cide whether t.o mandate higher rates for natural gas users in Southern California to pay for an $ll million solar experiment. That project. called Operation Sunflower by the s ponsoring Southern California Gas Company, has been branded the ''first effort by a major utility to meter the sun." If it is okayed, similar consumer- financed projects will almost certainly follow in service areas of other utilities. Protesting the application, former U.S. Senate candidate Tom Hayden and others are ignoring other pressing needs to focl.18 on one question: Should the same large energy firms which control oil, gas and electricity be encouraged to become major builders and suppliers'°' solar equipmeftt? ONE OF THOSE OTHER NEEDS is for large quantitites or solar collectors and stor age batteries soon, especially if President Carter's energy policies are implemented. Another is the concern for quality expressed at the solar exposition in Palm Springs, held in early May. That concern ts shared by some hi gh California officials, including Energy Commissioner Ronald D. Doctor, whose agency is seeking say to en· courage greater use of the sun. ''WE'VE GOT TO GET THE BIG companies in· to solar because or their distribution facilities," be Cola Ads Changing Their Time SllBIRN? GET QUICi( l'IELIEF WITH FD I LLE~i?lk~, FGl!i. wttft ..... oaiftt IOCllMe and c:oota w.ioO<tm !MIA Scleall oda 4oft'l _ ..... P91111tnU ..,.,...,_ ....... ,.ll•l u .. lo< .,,,_ blofne MIO llDtaiOM, said in an interview. "We've also 1ot to 1et a). low ances for solar in the tax laws ... Doctor aays firms like Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and Soutbem California Gaa have advant.ag• over other solar producers because they u. known for quick, service on exlsUn1 equlpmeat., a questioD ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! mark for new firms. T At the same time, be acrees with Hayden, Ralph Nader and other consumer advocates that small operators should nol be forced out of the bu.si- ne55 by dominant larger firma. IF THAT IS TO BE PllEVE!ln'ED, It's obviOUB that some yardsticks for meuurin& solar equip· ment performance are needed. "The major problem facing our industry is that we doo't have any facts," says Howard Kraye, pre- sident of a Glendale solar equipment firm and a conference panelist. "When you buy a car, you gel EPA ratings, when you buy insulation. you get an R rating, but we have no ratings. "Witb good standards and rattn&s we can 1et rid or the suede-shoe boys." In short, standards and raUnp are needed by the small operators t.o inaure consumer confidence in tbeirproducts. l'LUMll•4C9 HUTtMG AtlCOMD. l'flllo_ .. __ Serv...., In •-Are......c.11 MISSION VIEJO tft» °"""'° C.Ot\llt<\O tlo'if.>w")O"'-Y .,.,.~~-,· 49S.040l COSfAlitEIA '5?11 N.-t Bl•ct St Lie $2,500 How much will do it for you? Commercial Oedifs been helpiny people for more than sixty years. So whatever you need. A few hundred. Or even as much as $5,CXX>. Just call us about a loan. Vk'll flnd WC1oJS to help. We Rnd ways to help. COMME~CIAL CRf.DIT PLAN. INC. .. • 6'5-8'700 T1f.1f'll'.¥.'S.tJtJl' ............... 'S1f1fTTT Ii i Y I \·;;I \IC I l'I\ I \IOTOlt ltfl\11 I It O \I 111 Ill\ l'ltl I I> I. \ ")I. IC lo\~" """" 0 1 .·,·1; ;jjj. "i~IS tijj; I \I ', ;, '""''" VPOn Coml"9 to Clllllornt• In' ER,,.EST ROIC"-r"ldent of s ... ta 1'H, llf' w~• a lf'a<lln •I Co•••· An•. C•lilorn1a. Pa•""1 •w•y M4y 11. M t sa School. He w .. s • m('m 1977. Survived bv his wit• Myf'tte. b e r 0 I S I 9 m • f> e I l • p.,_ral MNIClrl to be lleld W.0., ~ Chi, • oroleHlonal lourfl•lhl•c 1 7 OOPM•l~lllTutn•ll&.MDllSant• traleo-nltv A --"'Phi Delta IC•P. AM Ch-I E""'"'-' will be ... Id Da a t IC~"''"' State COii-H9 i.•1ttt .. 11.oma Vo•l• Mllusol~ in Fu!-. 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Bt Mtchelson Dr. LAGUNA HJU.S; Alicia Parkway Bt ~ Diego Freeway ·.--- ... ·. .. -· ........... \.. ·-......... -~ "'--, THE NEW SIJN ROOF Come see the new sun roof on the Energy Store. It's not an option on an automobile. It i.a a necessity·. in today's changing world. The new sun roof is a complete Solar Domestic Hot Water System. A ncce3sity? Our resources are dwindling. Look up! Our future energy needs come from the Sun. llON..li&tJ•asAT.s-1~ ' We also carry a complete line of water .. saving devices. just clip this coupon: Save 5% on all water-saving products with this coupon~ ;h;;;;;~~;~! . I next to Newport Morin. { 900 PodRc Coelt H•hway N.wpoti liaeh. ('1l4t64£.'1785. ~.1-10.9 stn..~;. ...... ,: /. DAILY PILOl Tonight's 'lY Highlights KHJ fJ 8:00 -"God's Little Acre." The 1958 movie version of Ertklne Caldwell's novel with Robert Ryan. Aldo .Ray and Tina Louise. · ·· · · .. • F6ur Shows Opening on Coast Stages Twocomedi•, a musical and a chlldreo's ahow -au quite ramlllar to coastal playgoers -go on the boards t.b1s wee.k at four local tbea~ra. Sbarini an openina Diabt thia evening are •'The Intermission Tom Titus lhe Ot&n1e County Falr&round.s· Reservations SS6-54:i0. ALSO OPENING IN COSTA Ken Friday is "Heidi," bein& presented by the ChUd.ren'a Theater Guild of Newport Harbor wtlh a cut composed en· tirely ol youngaten. Tb.rte perfot"mances are scheduled -Friday at T:ao and Saturday at 1 and CBS 8 9: 30 -''To All My Friends Ashore ." Bill Cosby stars as a father whose young son has a fatal illness in this. 1971 drama. Front P .. e" at the Lapna M<>Wtoo Phcybouse and "My Fair Lady" at SebasUan's West Dinner Playbouae in San Clemente. On Friday • · BareCoot in tbe Park" arrives at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, joined a couple miles away by' the ~ Children's Theater Guild production of "Heidi" in r 'the Fairview State Hospital audit.orium. tphe o!~ ... t•third1una Playhouse, ts stagina "Front 3:30p.m. age, UIO directorial effort of the year at Pre-sale Ucketa may be_ purchased for $1.25 ln a Laguna. Steve DeNaut of South Coast Repertory group ot 10 or more by calllDJ s.o-1010. Ticket& at plays the leading role of an ace newspaper reporter the door are $1.SO. ABC fJ 10:00 Barbara Walters Special. Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Redd Foxx and their wives are the subject of • Miss Walters' interviews. r -rv DAILY LOG f_ TUESDAY [. EVENING 6:00 8 (.11 1 ) 8J NBA Cll'mpio~· .. 61(111 No 5 8 <3-11 \6 10 m lltws e ~ St1rTru (1 Comer r'yte 0 (~ • ) lltws 0 G\IMlllOtt m Ood&tr Baseb1ll Conllnued hom S 30PM los An&tles Dod~et) v) Houlton As!rl)). Ol M:am·lZ m Utdnc C-panp fl) On1111bc Senn Of., .,,.. 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ED C•MN l4 12:00 O TW111111tZ- CI """: "tllc i.1 11 !tit 0..rl!MOf" (myi) 64-Ht1111 Ot-KM, 1'~111 Kltnttt tniimar ZttSlwt m w.111., s.rmai m ...,,.: uuM''"'" stt<J" r •lly\t ;l O..n Ourre• 6111 Stoi111 -12:30-0.-11,.-1 s-.. ..... ~ M1111 ' "lifysttff el £"'911 DrlM." 'llfnllt tM "'-ar' m ...... e "SHiit W•14tr· lltu" 1 ••\1 \6 VICIOI lllallllt C.,y ~,~. n~ IH>•rl l'rtslon A"•• Rar•t1~h t~m"i Wlltlmort. R~sttl Vll1M 1:00 D ts J 10 ,.._,.. 2:00 a MoN: ci "Warn. ~ .. (•dv) '60-~trwrn M1l~tws, Trn1 I ouost. Rardo WNOlle • lllewie Dedltlutwte; ....... " b Mr Dtstiwt." "Cllitu Gitt" -2:30-m All·Hlll!I S'-: "Tht lM VtpJ Storr." "Womtfl'S h•" JUM I ....... fw"" *'*lknc.,.,. .. ufs_,._ tJO U "Tllis Is My Alf•" (mJ$) 37-Bartara StHW)ck. RObtrt hvtor )0;00 ~ "'-It latasi"' (1dv) '64-Riehlrd Atleflbofovp I 11:00 D ""•llt•H's AcrH· ....t" (dla) ·•1-&repy Pee•. 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TY For Man twto °" c.._. z. c• 642-1260 .... _ .. ..._._o.., in the vintage Hecht· MacArthur comedy. • • • Others ln the ·large Laguna cast are George BACKSTAGE -A chanae has *n announced Woods, Charlotte Kreull, Waller Daly, Sandy EJ. 1n the dates o( auditions for the Costa Mesa Civic llott. Terry Neptune, Ray Judson, Chuck Anthony, Playhouse production of "Something's Afoot" ... Tom Ravgtala, Lea Reed, Dennla O'Donnell, Alfred the tryouts will be held June 6 and 8 <not 6 and 7, as Lutjeana, Vic May, BUI Jones, Laurie Lambert, previously announced) aUp.m. lntheplaybou.se. Susie Scott and Kathleen Costello. Performances -------------------- are Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8:30 and Sunday "'~!'!'l ... ~!P'!•• .. ~P.!!!'!!~~~~~~-·~· matinees June Sand 12 at 2 p.m. in the playhouse,~ Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Reservations 494·0743. AT SEBASTIAN'S, THE star or two prev1ous shows ("South Pacific" and ''The Sound of · Music"), Judy O'Dea, returns to portray the Cockney nower girl Eliza DoolitUe in "My Fair Lady" with Douglas Broyles playing the eloquent Professor Henry Higgins, who turns the "squashed cabba.ge leaf" into a princess. Victor Pinheiro as Alfred P. Doolittle and Mark Gardner as Colonel Pickering are featured in the 18-member cast at the San Clemente theater, 140 Avenida Pico, under the direcUon of Dan Verre. · Performances will be given nightly, except Mon· days, at varying curtain times for lhe ne~t two months. Reservations 492·9950. NEIL SIMON'S SECOND comedy success. "Barefoot in the Park," makes ils latest ap- pearance Friday at the Costa Mesa Cl vie Play.house where resident direclor Pali Tambellini is staging the popular play. Mike Frym and Dana Burnett take t.be teadini roles o( t.be honeymooners. with Joy Maiville, Judson LaHaye and David Maivllle completing the cast. Six performances of "Barefoot" will be given, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through June 18 at the Community Recreation Center auditorium on Ainericaii Aciress WlllSCannesAward CANNES, France (AP) -American ac. lress Shelley Duvall shared the Lop female acting award at the Cannes Film Festival for her role in the film "Three Women." Na med with her for the award was Canadian ac· tress Monique Mercure of the Canadian movie, "J .A. Marlin, Photo· grapher." The Italian rilm "Padre. Padrone" <M y Fath e r . M y Mas ten. was awarded the festival's Golden Palm t o p prize . Produced by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani, the movie tells the story of a Sardinian sheepherder who escapes pare ntal tyrrany through an urge "DAY Of THE ANIMALS" .. GATOR .. t PGJ .. METWORr "ONCE IS MOT EMOUGH" lRI "NASTY HABITS0 IPGJ "INFRA MA..rlPGI "WlliRDS" .. IOCl(r' "IUltMT OFFlllMGS" CrGt' .. .AUDREY IOSE" tPGt "C.AUIF' Cit .. IL.ACK SUHDA r" Cll .. LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVED DOWH THE LAME"" "SIL YElt SRIA.K" ""TUMMB. VISIOH"" tPG_). liiiii~ijjftjjijjllijjjt lo study that wins him a '---!:=::!!==:=:=====::::~~!!!!:==---11 Cl 1 university scholarship. Fernando Rey of Spain ~ J "'"' won the award for male -OONI IN 60 SICONDS !Nl 1~11111 actors for his role in -.:.._---------------1• "Elis a, Vida Mi a ," 1NJOT "AO.UNI ..... directed by Carlos Saura '6"' *WIMN • ao.T. -Ol.o of Spain. THE STING '"' 1o1r...,..-~.....,~"""-!~~ Critics complained the ----------------· selection or films this al <mll ;;~I ca. ;;;~1 ) ( .. u;:..J .. m-;,J ~ .. :=-:1 "HOW '" '*-"""'" DAT Of THI AHIMAU!NI "-"' CMllllYINI "& ¥*°" Of ltlNU8M&'l'ION" AUOUY IOll l"Ol """ Im a • tm • • UI (1'01 .._... .... w1•1 IDM ····-Ill l'Ull I WIL I Wll M MOW IO) 1-T ... ..- .... "" .,..... l'WNf'• M Y Of TMI ANIMAU !NI "-"' OlttZDTC"I ••'""\D AU fNI GllATUT !NI ""' NM011MU{"9) PMCIO ..-... CMllCI ACOlOM.I C•llOnltn ln~Of' E.I Jerding de Tl• l .. tNI t".:~~r.::::~=a;:-""1 year had a lower than normal quality. J41Ullllt1St '4421H 1-.HIHM 'CROSS MllOM .. 11 ., .... ,,-~ ...... 0 LuacY WCtAMO" f1 .... lt:ll IAT/lllMIMl*-4........ • S COAST PLAZA )'ttlmtet SI '°" 1111 ft(l fMi!llC MO OM1 -ti ADWTTll 'CINDERELLA" CXJ 'MAS TY HABITS'' 'ANNIE ldwJnts BltSTOL CINEMA HALL.'~ ·---l ... ~ ... ~~1'::~ 1!~ CPO: JI{" D1i1MES Ll Shark S p e ared This 18-foot elephant shark was speared off La Jolla Sunday when it ventured too close to fis hermen's nets. I Knew l''d Throw No-hitter-Eckersler. CLEVELAND (AP) -"l didn't talk to anybody," Dennis Eckersley said of his conduct in the Cleveland Indians' dugout while on his way to pitching a no- hiller. "I told the only guy who tried U> talk to me to shut up. I JUSt wanted to concentrate." The tension broke after the 22-year·old right·hander struck out Gil Flores for his 12th strikeout and sealed a 1-0 victory over Frank Tanana and the California Angels Monday night. "It's not a matter of how good a A -.e& Slat~ All ~eft KM~C lt"t. C11tl Mav31 Call!ornl••ICl•••l""elrott al California I 15 p m pitcher you are," said Eckersley,' who now has pitched 16% con- secutive no-hit innings, counting his last start "It's a matter or how lucky you are. There are a lot of good pitchers who never get a no-hitter." The 13,400 fans al Cleveland Stadium cheered Eckersley's every pitch m the ninth. After Eckersley fell behind Bobby Grich 2-1, catcher Ray Fosse went to the mound for a reassur· ing word. Eckersley then fired two strikes. Pinch hitter Willie Mays Aikens fli ed to left and that brought up Flores, who had a .351 batting average entering the game. But after Flores took the first pitch for a ball. Eckersley fanned him on the next three patches. One of the first men to reach the mound and hug the third-year hurler was Fosse. "There's nothing prettier or nicer than be· ing involved in a no·hilter," Fosse said. "Of course I knew he had it all the way," Fosse said. "Early m DENNIS ECKERSLEY the g;ime he blew them away with Ills fast ball. Then he had a good breaking ball late in the game. The only thing 1 had to do was remind him lo tuck his shoulder in." Fosse said Eckersley threw 114 pitches and about 40 percent or them were breaking balls. Eckersley said the most excit ing inning was not the ninth but the seventh. "I got the chills. I knew it was coming. l had the same feeling two years ago against Chicago, but I didn't get it that time," he said. The Indians got their run in the first, after Duane Kuiper tripled on a liner which got past cen· terfielder Flores. Kuiper scored on a suicide.squeete bunt by Jim Norris. Eckersley escaped trouble in the eighth after Bobby Bonds re- ached first on a wild pitch after striking out. Don Baylor then hit a grounder to shortstop. The um,. pare called Bonds out as the In- dians got the double play, but Eckersley said, "He <Bonds) was safe by a mile." Sipping a beer in the locker room, Eckersley said, "This is the best game. I had everything. I was in good command or all my pitches. All that I had on my mind was winnmg." During his first year with the Indians in 1975, the 6·2. 100-pound native of Oakland was named American League rookie pitcher of the year by the Sporting News. That year. Eckersley had a 13-7 record and a 2.60 earned run average. He slipped last season, posting 'a 13-12 mark with a 3.44 era. But he struck out 200 batters, ranking fourth in tile league. His record now is 5·3. In his last start, Eckersley pitched a five-hitter in beating the Seattle Mariners 2·1 in 12 innings. He held the Mariners hitless over the last 7% in nings. It was the second no·hitter in the majors this year. The first was by Kans as City's Jim Colborn May 14 against the Tex- as Rangers. It was the first no· hitter by a Cleveland pitcher since Dick Bosman did it July 19, 1974 against Oakland. The Indians, who now have won seven of their last eight games, seem to be working themselves out of their poor start, manager Frank Robinson said. "The team was sky high before the game," he noted. "Now lhey'i:_e in outer space." Astro Controls Temper For their efforts. Fosse re- ceived a $1 ,500 bonus and Eckersley a $3,500 bonus from Jn· dians president Ted Bonda. "l thank I'm going to buy a 'Vet, (a Corvette sports car >," E ckersley said. "I was going to buy one anyway and now I am for sure. This bonus will pay for the in surance." • • •I ~ AP~ CLEVELAND'S DENNIS ECKERSLEY SHOWS NO-HIT FOR~. r~. Andujar Pitches Houswn PtJJJt Dodgers, 5-3 Ct.LIFORNIA CLEVEY.NO T ops 100 Field' .~·:; ~- Mc Tear Stands Ord HOUSTON CAP J lfou!tlon pitcher Joaquin Andujar has learned to keep his temper and his fast baJI down and the resuli.... have ~ simjlar to Monday nJght's S-3 fiv~·hit victory over the Jea~leading Le>) Angel~s Dodgers. "If Cincinnati had given me a chance l'd be a 20-game winner by now," Andujar said after handing the Dodgers their tturd straight loss oC the season. "But I think I'm going lo make it th1s year anyway." Andujar came to the Artros last season after s pending several yea.rs in the CancinnalJ farm system. He was said to be- unable tocontrol his lemper. But Andu1ar had everything under control Monday night, in eluding his fast baJI and curH· Andujar. 5·3. wt-nt 81 ~ inn- nings. allowmJ? only f1\e hits before tumang the game o'er to Ken Forsch, who rf l1rcd the !tide for his sixth save of the season ··1 wasn't tired," AndJuar said. "I was pitching as hard in the eighth as I was in the first." Houston hltters supported An· du1ar with a 4-0 lead in the second inning. Singles by Enos Cabell, Channe l I l at 5 :30 Art Howe and Cesar Cedeno each produced ruos and Dodger second baseman Ted Martinez' error allowed Howe to score the fourth run. ' A. comedy of Los Angeles mis cues helped Houston in its bag second inning. Two of Houston's hits were off the glove of third baseman Ron Cey In the same inning. Enos Cabell became in- \ Olved m a rundown bel"een first and second Cliff Johnson. on second at the time. took off for third and shd safely under the tag of Cey while Cabell advanced safel y to second. Johnson was involved in more comedy in the sixth when his bat sruled out of his grip on a third strike, went into the Dodgers dugout and Don Sutton handed it of comedi~d Foxx. The Dod rallied with one run on St.eve Garvey's sacrifice fly in the fourth and Dusty Baker's two run homer in the seventh. But they couldn't over- come Houston's big second in· ning s urge. ·'That (Houston's second in· ning) was the whole ball game right there," Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda said. "Doug Rau pitched all right but it's mentally tougb to come back from four runs behind." It was the first time this season the National League Western division.Jeadang Dodgers lost three games in a row. The Cin- cinnati Reds handed LA its first s~ries loss of the season over the weekend F"lorP\ cf R~mv 1!> \oft\1t.\ ID Rudi If Bond\ rt ••v•oro~ Chai~ '11> G'''"'' Hum11hrryc A tllf n\f')ft Total\ •b , "'b• • 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 ) 0 0 0 ) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3000 ) 0 0 0 7000 , 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 M an,.lnQrf Ku1~r?b J Norri\ff Carty di'\ 8 o<'>l• I!> 8 t•nk\ \\ Ouffv~' B Bell lb OlfOell Fo\\"r To!al• O<lO •"' ",,. 3000 ] I I 0 1 0 0, 3070 3 o 1 n 3 0 0,. 0000 7 0 0 0 3 0 I 0 3000 25 1 S I 000 000-0 \ r o.. In Ali "T:rack Meet ~~~~ ~ .. ~ .l ... NORWALK CAP) ...:.: lt~on the poor publicity be half ~ Calltorn•.t Clo•~""" 100 ooo oo. -1 McTear politely declined the tiUe ceived. So he passed out but• oP -ce11•0"''" 3. c1ne1and 1. Loe -of "The Gj:eatest," but his that gave his name and the ~t ca1otorn1~ 1. Clt!""1an<1 2. 20 -C•rty. 3B :.. performance in wioning the he. won a gold medal in lbent~· k u1DC'r !> -J Norn1 ' ~ 100-meter dash at the Muham· pus last year. ~·-: IP H It EA 118 SO Tanan.a IL.8 2) I S 1 1 1 6 • Ec••••••v IW .S-JI 4 0 0 0 1 n WP -Et••·~··~· T -? 01 A -U 400. Aztecs Grab First Place mad Ali Invitational track meet Nick Rose captured the $.tot · spokeforitself. meters in 13:37.2, Francie~ The swift youngster from 'rieu-Lutz won the women's ~ Baker. Fla., was timed in 10.14 in 4:14.2 and Lt. Tommy H~e,. seconds, fastest in the world this took the long jump at 26-21Al. • •• year, then accepted congratula· McTear's victory in the HO lions M01:iday fro!" Ali. the ~orld was impressive in some res~·· heavyweight boxmg cham{>ion. a nd tainted in others. Trf(d. "You 're the greatest," said Ali followers were amazed that fir as he embraced McTear. could run that fast on a dirt IHW "No, man," replied McTear, race. considered slow. ~· r "you're the greatest." r ' "There's no way you can Ci~ About 8,1)00 fans showed up for anybody on that track," 1 Giant Pay Check ForFoyt: $260,000 "There's been one inning that killed us in each of our three losses," Dodgers"'"catcher Steve Yeager S'aid. "They didn't beat us after the third inning tonight.'' The Astros, struggling virtual·· ly tbe entire season. hoped the victory, plus good hitting produc- tion from several regulars. will sig"al the end to the long dry spell. LOS ANGELES -With a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Stars, the Los Angeles Aztecs grabbed first place in the North American Soccer League Southern Division and Steve David regained the leaguescoring lead. David's goal, the first of the game Monday, gave him 22 points this year. He was assisted by George Best, who later scored his fi rst goal at home. an un - assisted shot from baseline. Ron Davies had the other Los Angeles goal wlth help from Charlie Cooke. the Memorial Day meet at Cer· Steve Williams, who Cini ritos College. Meet promoters, third. · •!" who spent about $67,000 to put on However, Williams, Don ~~ the show, said they made enough rie and others said they th~ money to start a fund to help McTear had beaten the gun. Aij( needy athletes. A three-year con-later in the 200, they warnecl'!'. tract to have the meet telensed starterto-1'watchhim." .,.,,, .. was part ol. the package and McTear did not gel his \&Ilka helped lure some top star$. r~ket·Like start in the 200. !{I! .. Edwin Moses came from Steve Riddick won, with.st~. Atlanta, WQh the 400-meter a latesurgebyJamesGilkes._.,, INDIANAPOLIS l..\P 1 A J Foyt 's fourth victory m the In dianapolis 500 was wo rth nearlv $260,000 of a record $1 12·m1ll1on purse. Foyt. who drove mto v 1cton Lane for the first lime In 10 years on Sunday, took borne $157,089 10 from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, $85,802 in accessory prizes and $6,900 in lap prizes for a tolalof$259,79l .10. He aleo won the Oldsmobile pace car and the Borg·Warner Trophy. The first place prize was not a record, however. Al Unser, who finished third Sunday, won a re- cord $271,000 in his 1971 victory Newport Beach's John Mahler. who finished 14th. took home $20,667 while Duane "Pancho" Carter. driving Dan Gurney 'i Jorgensen Eagle, erabbed $21,678for 15th place. Danny Ongais, one of the lead· Ing rookies in the field from Costa Mesa, finished 21>th and won $21,256 in prize money while Dick Simon of San Juan Capistrano was 31st and won $15,100. Total" cash prizes this year wer~ $1,116,80'7, breaking the re- cord setlast year or $1,0l7,2'76. · Tom SnevJ, who finished 28 secpnds behind Foyt ori Sunday, earned $109,916 and ltnser took home $66,231.60. 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"It really helps when mor<' than one guy is hitting " l°'ANGILU L-•111 M•rlll\lt U ~'"''' C•YJb Gt<Wytb Mof\d•vef 9aWrll V-..rc ~ ... --· ........ _ ::::.. 'hl4'\\ U. ........ ri ""w.nm a&'" •t •on o •• 0 0 ) I t 0 • 0 '0 ~I I 1 4 000 • 1 , 2 1 II 0 0 •oo• 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 II 0 11 0 I) 'l> o n JO ls) MOOSTON C~O<onoct J Ooftr••ttn J Crur r1 Fef'qUMnC Watwntb "tw•fdll C.John~lb C.blh3b Howe211 Al\dute•D IC For\Cl\D ... , "bl • 0 ' t 3000 4 I~ I 4000 I 1 I 0 20 0~ 3, 1 1.1 4 I 1 1 l 1 t I' 1.0 0 0 ooot JI i ' S. 000 100 100 , <MO 000 Ol•-~ E-MM11""''· L~· OP-Lo• An~IH 7 Loa -LOI A11<1•I~ 6 HOUJlon s 28 J Crur ' C.JOM\M l8 Smit'> >IA Ba•er 001. 58 - Howard !o JI ... !>f C.••vn •~ M Ill l!lt aa SO "•u IL.J.ll b A ' 4 1 S ~· 7 11001 AMullr IW,WI 8..... ' 3 3 3 ' I( Fonc" ._ o o o o 1 ~ ... -I( ~fl ••l WP -So'A HllP -!IV R•u IJ Oonra\ell. "" t.ndlll•r IY .. qw). T -t:IO.A 14 2• hurdles in a tast 48.86 seconds, . · " ., C•.,A<la, 4 111 1 9,_,, LO\ Anqo,IH TC, I • 4 AnOe•IOn. Alhtel .. I" A<llO• ... ,. 8 then said he was disappointed at w o,.,.,n't l,soo-1 Larrl•u LutL •.10~, · Men • 1,100 -1. Ff\tnn, EHi hnM•-F . b ak Ad 1,.1,.nd, 3·ot0•. 2. Cralq. U. of T .. u • I Vances ) u 4 l cumml"9\, Slrl~r\, 3:0 .8, •. H•1 .. Orut Br1ta1n. l d O Ir' OIKUl -1 ~ti. !>M J°'9 Sl•rs. 7'14.l Gottfried Gains Quanerfinals PARIS CAP> -Wojtek Fibak eliminated Rolf Gehring, 6·7, 6--4, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 today and reached the quarterfinals of Ule French Open Tennis Championships. The <Suet lasted 3 hours and 40 · minutes on the center court of Roland Garros Stadium. Four players gained the quarterfinals Monday -Ille Nastase, Brian Gottfried, Phil Dent and Jose Higueras . Gehring. 22. hung on grimly against a more experienced op- ponent. The German overcome a 4-1 deficlt in the first set and won it op a tie-breaker, hitting two magnificent lobs for the Jmpor· tan~points. Fibak had tbe edge after that and weAt to a '2· l sets lead. But G~hrJn; Mud)l back again and forced~m~tch to a fift_h set: . Fibak won in five s~ts when tHe two meJf..i,tet In the hrst round of last year·~ toumament. They bad not played eaeh other since. 'MEWSSIHGLn Tlltftl ttoune Sto11'"'•thDt'atJ•rhfro~c 6-' 6·2. SI 16 I "0911f\lttund Phll Of'nt ..... Br11nFalrlle.6-0,6·2 t • llu•Nt\leM6e&1 JanK-• &4'1M,t ·l B•••n GoCW•le<I ~ P•trlc• Oornl11'9UH, M , 6 1 1.S JoM Ml91~U\lMMIW.-l<ISo!Dc'1011.M, 1·S 2'4. •·l. Wll~IM.P41CllK C.O.S.tCluo, ,, .. \ a. Stadel. Tlllli ~trio.rs. 21w • M<Gol<lrk k, M•cc•lll ulr0fl1 103-1. ,, women't tOOhunlln-1. Va"WolvtlM 11.•0. ,, O.l!lkoY•. UCLA·Nl99rla, u. Mt Leod. C111e<1a, \4.01. 4. ltnl~ : • Mncuret1'K. U 'II'. _ ·-i I ~met..-llUrcltK -t. Oweftt. UCLA. t~ Fosler. Plllt.itlohl• Pl~. ll.91. :a, F"' Au~ln ~c:..n.ecs.. l'.ot. 4, Hiii, Mac;ctlll µ TC, 1410.. • WOfM<l'I 400-t. Fonle, AIO"ll TC.LOll(t ... U.·B•"•mu, st.•. 2. Jltu, New~·· Suoerda_,, S>.l. J. 8rY1t<1I. LA Merc11ret .... 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';!i Blazers to · ven en.es 1t . , ~n ;!£!~.~~~- PORTLAND CAP) -Sudden-lackadaisical e~rform_ances, 'The 107 points whlch were Prllladetphla 1t keep tbe bed~ ,~~,,,._, l.YT1<".1..ot1ta.«""°"'$ ly. the Pbiladelpbia 'l&ers have they eame roarlhg out or lhe eaoutb to win t.he flrsttwo games coutt -.nUde, and tr~ rnllt' """ u .... '· N1t0n, a..A M•rm•ttes, t. somelhing totblnk •bout. ' 1tartlng gateud ri•ped o!f a20-' lw Phlladelphl• were far \oo few w1nted'tdtet least a ~P\ out :::-r· c;-ci•· tw. •. Howero, ,.,..., ••t The Portland Tr~lazers put ~tb\lt&t in t.he rsnt quarter t.o foe Ga.me Tb.tee. here. 1 .... ,.., '°° -t. Afddk-. P!tlledtllllllt some tbought.4 ln qielr heads irab an 1$-polnt lead ltien burttd .i•J>ortilplit played a very ag-"We ru'! thlaiJdng positively," ~1f!;1::~=..:~r~.<~~:1~,i. Sunday, unlealhla• • torrid fast 1ressi'1 l'-me, especially on de· he a~ ''W• have to do that ,,,.,,.., to0 -&011. Pcc K•nY•. 1:.s ~ t . break for a J.29..107 victory and o .. ft ro!if~llt fetl.le, .. said Slxers coach Gene and block e&~\ive thoughts." Ntwm.n.JtiNI<•· ,, .. 0 J. ROblnSOn, ,.,,,...a,,.. culling their d•llclt In-~ Na-Shue. "We had too m..ny de-Tbinklng poiltively il"ta~~ ~i~·,·:=~1:'.:-~'::='~~' ttonal Basketball A»ociatlon Oail•IM'I 2 tac 8 ' fenstve and reboundin& , b ~.rie!ft now fbr )fl()Iil. · .._.,t1.l.t.-,.,11 .... T--!.l.ti..t1 championshlpft1Wsto2-1. the Slxe~•eatb a 42·pOlnt breakdowns. They got control nt~. ;JM ltxn' other all-star !:1!~';:.~ .. ~=. "'""· 1 • 10 "·" ~" The Bluera can tven ttie best· f ..... early and we played catcb·UJ) ell torwilrd.. •bo nmains in oerbaos M•11'110ntf--1.M1.,iw1, u.s.Artt'•·' ' ... l OUnn'QU et. d•v," 1.,.,. ..-t, ll:rp of bl.s ,,.. .. .....,,. t """"""' ~ Un1e11 re. tt-t-n,.i. o -sevenplayOllMritlWlµo&V c-"we c.,'t come out Tu ay -., -. w.... . .. _........ "''"'"·'s.s.•.•11•'-·"''-r..1...-" tory tonight on tbt1r home noor. and dl' ounelv. an~u hole "We want to wjn tonight," said He ·wta;llurn for %7 polntl by .. ..,. ,.. ~ •• 'Weolh. Kc.,.,., K• where they havt won their 1ut16 like tbat;j' aild Pblladelpb.i.a'a supentar Julius Ervlng, who led hrtlind._ ~urice LucH oe l'CC,.. ~!**'10tt1tT(.7-i." ~ ln a TOW mctare44-5fortbeyear. George *Oltfnll.~'Portland le a the Six~ with 28 polnta. "We . 8end*1. It llllllU look.lDt lolt on ~ . .....,, °""' e.ttl{fl, ,,.,,,,.ff. It was~ way the Btuen won aood cl ult, l.it4 now that lhe dQP'l want to eoroe out o1 here the Codrt. ll ls besltant about t;·,.~=-~~ t.:~· ,....,._ Sund~'s same Ulat bat aot the aeries ll 2·1 tlllt b.ITeeornethinl ~mply·b~, IO to 1pak. We takinl his shots and awkward ill f~,... 1. ....-.. """'' M¥I Slxert t~lntln1 . After two toflabUor." • won .bo.t. our fa.me.• in his moves. ~~.L.tt~.,:n":.Tc:.=~~ .,..., ~..,,. .~--·-"'-·"Diver .Cast in LimelightHuntington f'F/:• h ...4 • E' ~~ Gymnasts ,..,, it amazing '.I J ort Seek Title CIF Tennis Claanapions Deity Pilot S\aft P"°1o By BOWARD L. HANDV Of lhe Dally ~tl•I Slalf Fo.rm is one of the key ingredients for a suc- cessful diver and judges rate individuals with a he.avy hand 'when they mtSplace an arm or are otherwise out of synchronization during compeUUon. Yet, in the recent CJ F diving championships at East Los Angeles College , a you ng sophomore diver from Costa Mesa High School finished fourth among 52 competitors while s he was wearing a fiberglass cast from her shoulder to her fingertips. For Kelly Magee, it was an amazing ac- complishment to Cimsh that high, let alone com- pete in s uch an event un- der those circumstances. "That cast had to weigh 10 to 12 pounds when it was wet," her coach Terry Bowen says. .. If you could have seen 'it. you would have been appalled. "I've been coaching for 11 years and have had some great dive rs, water polo players and swim- mers but I've never seen a kid that was that much of a competitor ." EL MONTE -Hunt- 1 n g ton Beach High School's fymnastics team, ln the CI F finals for the first time ever, collides with favored Lodng Beach Wilson and Rowland High (Rowland Heights) tonight here at Arroyo High. Action gets under way at 7 and for the HB Oilers of coach Ira Toi bin, it's 01-tl~l•Ar ... v•H• Procnd north on Sa" Oltto Frffwn l«ISI to San Gabf'ltl River' FrffWf'( C60SI. NOf'lll .... 60.S IDeSI San llernardlm P'r-•y) to l.-•• Aruw Ad Wot on l.-• Al\I~ Ad. IOHl PeO 11~1 end turn rlol\I °" Ce.Ur· Av• S<'-1 toc.itd .. 1 4'11 No. ee<sar tn EIMOntt. the culmination of Hunt- ington Beach's best-ever season. Already in the books is a Sunset League cham· pionsblp and victory over perennial Orange County power Westminster High, the latter which suffered its t first loss in 14 years or Orange County competi- tion as the Oilers rolled. Leading Toibin's outfit is Randy Weaver, the USC-bound standout. Also in the HB camp are Don Thornton, Eric Braue! and Randy Griest and it's this quartet that figures to give Hunt- ington Beach the majori- ty or points. oaltv 1>uo1 Pllolu Thornton is the one· Corona del Mar's tennis team rolled through the South Coast League can1paign 1.vithout a loss and then captured the: CIF 4-A championship Friday. In the front :row. from left, are Kevin Forbes. Jim Curley, Danny Saltz and Craig Thomas. In the back row arc Mike Fedderly, Greg Washer. Jordan Otterbein and coach Den- nis Trout. Missing is Lance Good. Magee broke her right arm in a gymnastics workout nine weeks ago and didn't work out the entire swimming season. COSTA MESA HIGH DIVER KELLY MAGEE. legged athlete who bas . • . follmer Places 2nd; • t;osell Hit by Ball J<ENT, Was h . -Ludwig HJimrath of Scarborough, Ont., c a,,tured overall and interna- tional class honors at the SCCA Tuns-Am Championship Race, run in a light r ain at Seattle In- tetnational Raceway Monday. Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association and was wmner of two first prizes in the annual sports anthology .. Dest Sports Stories of the Year.·· Mltcflell Rolla Emerson Key In Lobsters' WIT Victory BOSTON (AP> -Coming on strong in men's doubles and mixed doubles, player-coach Roy E merson led the Boston Lobsters to a 23-18 victory Monday night over the Golden Gaters. "She came to me the day before the South Coast League meet and said she was going to the doctor and have a fiberglass cast put on the arm and that she wanted to compete," Bowe n says. "Her arm was at a 45-degree angle but she won the league cham- pionship by commg from behind on her final four dives. She was trailing by eight points at that time and pulled ahead to win. front 21'2; a back 11 2 pike; a r e.verse 1 h tuck; an inward 11-'z pike; and a full tWlsting tlh. "She did all of these dives o n s heer guts because s he's s uch a great competitor," Bowen says. What about he r future in diving'! "She has a super future and could be a Cl F contender in both her junior a nd senior seasons," he says. "Iler goa I is to work hard and to m ake the' 1980 U.S. Olympic team, "I'll tell you one thing, her determination put a new light on things for me. I feel very humble and can't complain about a thing after watching her perform.'' During the off-season, Magee competes for an AAU team under the direction of Edison ·~ Larry Brennan, one ot the for emost divini:, coaches in the Orange Coast area. also done well in wrestl- ing. Weaver. espeeially tough in vaulling and tumbling, is an all-round standout. Long Beach Wilson. however . scored over 156 points i n routing El Ranc ho High <Pico Ri vera) in the second r o und a n d tha t 's 10 pomts better than any previous HB effort. lleimrath beat George Follmer of: Huntington Harbo ur by 37 se~onds. Both drivers were at the wqeels of Porsche 934 turbos. · ATHENS, Ga. -Top-seeded Matt Mitchell of Stanford won the NCAA tennis singles title Monday and Bruce Manson and Chris L e wis of Southern California teamed to capture the Emerson, a Newport Beach re- sident, teamed with Virginia Ruzici to defeat Frew McMillan and Francois Durr, 6·2, and jomed Tony Roche to beat Tom Okker and McMillan by the same score in men's doubles. "She just kept telling herself there we re no ex- cuses, that there was no broke n arm and no cast," Bowen adds. Protest in Limbo Deep Sea Report NEWl'OllT (0.vey's Locker I -1~ an111.,,· S ""'1110 IS• rock cod. 11 ll•llbu t It bau • 1 und ban. "'"'• LtndlftCll -lH •"'Jle~·•ba,,Kutl•. J tionllo, '6 <nM•erel, 71 rock cod. s ~elo IM•t, ll ...., ban, 1 wlllte w• C'.osell St ruck BOSTON -ABC -TV sportscaster Howard Cosell, hit by a foul ball by Boston's Butch Hobson in the sixth mnang, shook off the welt and remained on the air Monday night in the Red So~'s nationally televised game against the New York Yankees. doubles title. Magee was doing both gymnastics and diving at the time of her mis hap and m the CIF competi- tion . did all of the d1f- f1 cult dives in her re- pertoire -things like a For Ocean View ""'' DANA WMAlll' -71111 ""91e<1• 7S1 Q)sell srud he was hit in the chOl by the foul ball. Pans with a view into the television booth behind home plate cheered when Cosell was stnick by the ball TlftnRblfl D~ad SAN f<'RANCISCO -Award- v.11ining sport :. v. rit t•r \\.ells Twomblv d1f'cl Monll:lV of an ;ieute mtt•rnal d1~ortlt•r · Ile '4 as ·II T~.'ombly, sports t•olumn1sl for the San Franl'l~n' Exmumer smoe 1970, hu<.l bet•n ho:.p1tahzcd smoe Mn~lO. . 1"Ce was namt'f1 Cahforn1a Spottswnkr or tht· '<'Jr four t1rne s by thl' l\11t1on.d Mitchell. a sophomore. r e- coverM from a nearly disastrous second set to defeat Tony Graham of UCLA, 64, H i, 6-3, 6-4. Manson and Lewis downed the unseeded team of John Austin and Bruce Nichols of UCLA, 6-2, 6-3,6-7,6-3. The s ingles matches brought the Golden Gaters their only vic- tories. Terry Holladay beat Martina Navratilova, 6-4, and Okker beat Roche, 6-L In the women's d oubles, Navratilova and Ruzici defeated Betsy Nagelsen and Durr 6-2. Salute * * * Riverside FaU.. Moftdn'JWrTSumm•m• To Rowan SPRING FIELD Ill St Ntw vor~ n , Tiit ~·•••HJ • · -eve w,,m .. n ttonq •NV> but Mo•oto•a .,, A salute to Jack Balboni blasted t\\O homers Mon-M •Mo•• Ctwnv•••• •St ~at l(lr>q wa~.f>-] Rowan. long-time track day night to lead Eckerd to an 8 2 q;.;; ... ~v,:·,;~;,'.'!':~1.~·;~~~~~'// """'"'· d t h '\·1·cton.· over '·c R1\•ers1·de 1'n lh" an cross coun r y coac • J v '-' \\ •• rJ """'"~ 11-. .c.o.u11.-. 1C,1 b .. dt Rulftl\+ ~ Hi h S h I NCAA tD1v1s1on It) b aseball w.~. '' at Manna g c 00 • "' 1n~·~''"''•dt "''·•n•·• will be held Monday, championships. Both team~ had &o••onzJ Goto•nG•t•"" June 13 at the Crossroads been undefeated in the tourne). wnm·n~ """ ·~··; 1r .. , • """ N•v·~'""•d i. •: Restaurant in Fountain "'•"'"'''' '•v• ~u11n 'R tH· '' N1U)('l\,-"I Durr.~ 1 Siderowf Beat~ ..... n 00••• nr.1 .,.., R')(,,.. 6 ,. 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GB Chicago 28 15 .651 Pittsburgh 26 16 .619 1 h St. l.ou1s 27 18 .600 2 Philadelphia 24 19 .558 4 M9,ntreal 18 25 .419 10 N~ York 15 29 .341 l31f.z WeatDMslon Dodgen CinciMati San Diego San Francisco Houston Atlanta 33 14 .702 21 23 .477 lOlh 23 28 .451 12 20 26 .435 121h 19 27 .413 13lh 17 31 .354 16\f.i ~ .. .,.,o ...... Monlr••I S·l Ntw v.,..11 t·l St LOUI\ 14. C"°t190 0 San Oltqo t? •.Sall Fran<l,<ol·8 PPlll-Ofll•• PltlU!urQIU Cincinnati 1, At~t• l Hou"°" S. LO. Anqo••t J TOfll ... t'10emet Pttt\t)vf'qf> tO._...., J ll 11 Pl!ll-tOflla l~r(PI H t M <l<'lreal IAt<ela 1·11 at N~w V.,..k ISw.,.1°11 Alt ... 1• INl•-rol·7t •• Cl..C•nnatl fNOIMIJ.01 Clltctt90 l&oMam .. Jlat St L°"'' 10enny6~l Lo\ A .. •tt IHOOlon • !) ., Houston IRk ... rd JU San 0199o IG<lfftn ._,,al S.11 Fra..cltco !Ban ... " Make checks payable to Marina High School and send to 15871 Springdale Street Hunt- ington Beach. 92647, Attn. Norma Parker. NORWALK -Of· fi c ials at Huntington Beach's Ocean View High and El Toro p.re- sented their objections to the 1978·79 CIF releagu- ing committee Thursday here at Gahr High - with action, if any, s lated for June 21. Ocean View principal John Viculin and Hunt- ington Beach Dis trict representative Ferren Christensen explained to a review board the situa- tion Ocean View will be Boogie Board Tourney Set Boogie board en- thu siasts from throughout Southern California are invited to attend a team competi- tion Saturday at the T Street beach in San Clemente. sponsored by the Western Boogie As- sociation. Competition begins at 8 a .m. and teams must have at least three but no more than 10 members. Awards will be given for the top three finishers. -.-.---------C: Fiii C' ~ 0 U·1 ...... ,, ........... u Ira the most versatile vehicle vou·n ever own. t1tton w.gon, motomome. economy car. And. •Ince t't mounted on a Toyota chassit the operating coeta II be a fraction of whal you might expect! p .. _,NC-. .... --. p ' ~-.. ~·-0 .. ...---.... --0 M''" tn1. ___ ... ___ ,.. __ ~ ASLOWAS CHINOOK<» 'I 221z presented with in 78 - competing in the 4-A Empire League without seniors. El Toro principal He rm Schmidt made an alternate proposal to the Orange County proposal for the South Coast area. Schmidt's proposal places the following In the South Coast League: Dana H ills. S an Clemente, El Toro, Mis- sion Viejo, Capistrano Valley, Corona del Mar. A new league would con sist of : E stancia, Costa Mesa. Lag una Beach, Univers ity, Irvine, Laguna Hills. Any action taken June 21 would be submitted to the CIF general council in September for final determination. ban. s ll0'1tto J l\alltlUt. '°'roe-coll, 3(fM&Cfirftf~ SAN OtlEGO O~u ... clp.ol Plerl -61t an1t•r\· "8 v••towtitlt 76 twlrr-teutla. 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VENTUllA -as anq•ert• -'6Ck coo 11 ''"'I coll s cow coll. 7S sar>d beu Srat1co1>au.8...,llbot lllEOONOO -17' a"qt••s: 31 t>o.,110 2 ~,,,. "'" bit's 1 black .s•tJ ba\\ 31 \Md tiau. 34) btllt IMU. t,Dn •00(00. "IF YOU'RE A HOMEOWNER, you should find it easy to bonow at The Associates:' JOf GARAOIOl.A BORROW UP TO ~ $50,000'* These days. ll's easy 10 have ao much tied up in a p1ace 10 live, that lhete'a no money lett lo dO any kVlng with. The Associates can help, wtlh an Associates Homeowners l.oan • •• Wtlh n.xtble tenns and~ illiieiiilllllll~A payments lallOred to your ..... VJ'.DIK D~~::'J:==~. na&.COUlftS ~.::~~boator .. -···· ~.~!4'0nc:!The • ftll AffOG• De nearest YQY, today. OMHQI! KAl1!UA 14'08 e. i<.lellll Tel. 997-1961 A L.. Hall, Mgr. TUSTIN 11n2 E. 1 '71h St. Tel. 832-4851 c. Karchet. Mgr. LAHABAA 1232W. wNnlerBM:f Tel 99N1722 R Dta11.Mor. ANAHEIM &00$ Euc.1to Tel 63~3222 R W Spiclllef, Mgr GAADEN GROVE 8317 Gatdln GIO\l'e Blvd Tel $30-5010 E M Henman. Mgr ~AHA 20315 N Main St. Tel. &4 2-3966 J ci.m.rit. Mgr. ANAHEIM 81 t S.. Broold'lu111 St. Tt4 778-1250 J A. HunadO, Mgr. •u111 .... ,..........._.c:111••"1t°'c.Mom11,111o. ·~-...... -. ..,.._..,_,._.,....,_~ .. ij, f I \ ~·--- What's Doing Outdoors JIM NIEMIEC Despite the welcome rain and UD5euooably colder weather, there bas J>een an e~cellent run or yellowtall at the Coronado Islands. Antlers have been averaging better than four yellows per rod in recent days and according to skipper, Frank Lo Preate of the aportllaber "Searcher," the bite should continue 'W the albacore arrive. Coaditions are cood even lhOUJb the water ls a bit oo the cool s ide. Pro Net, Soccer Standings 'WOltLOTr AM Te .. Ntl Bo•to" N•w York tl\Oltn• Cl•v• Piii Tiie S.O•Mlh r u t W•llt W L ti , 11 • • • • 10 , \) ll'cf o• ... 7 150 1"'; SOO S'" 31} '"' ••• 10''1 "-nlC 10 S .M7 Ciolele" Git• I J •U I S.• RQf1 I S ••S I S.nO'-1 lO .411 • LH A"91lft 1 14 .0.7 • tMMn•s Matcllft Bo•to" n. Golden G.tt• 11 Ptooel\I •JO, I lldl.-.• t3 "•w Vorti11,TMSovlel•lJ . . · T\!!!ly. "'$1, 1977 DAILY Pfl.OT Ill ~~ A~!f!~ ·Al'!!!,'ito~-~~~~w Res~!.~: QMr,Tl'«ll'"' MlUAM00~"'1 JIO 0Addy-.JCAlll ltlO UO DON'T OVERDO HANO ACTION When your swing 1s well· timed, there is certainly a feel- 1ng that the hands are pouring into the ball. However, this teel- lng m ust come as the result of a good swing. It can't be con· '""T ·~ -ut • .,.,. 2 y .. r Time......... Spy Leri< ltianl • 10 >10• 111.-.0 ...... no PurwP100 AIMI Rell -s~ R ...... llllllCll• T1rne -10 •1 Ill• Cono !Golrclou l ll 60 • 00 J 10 Gu"'m•r, OIO.eys 4 11fll Ounn AIWI Ran TNt;ki. Bu<' Wlllr, Ale1•u1G6Slrl119 tci.t1,w1 •» 310 ""°'',,. l!Mt™'-P•"" Siii> 1'1 .. 1,1au . Lotw 0.PO•ll), l\l•Oo~ (¥!1Cll•UI '60 ScrAICi.d-MldltOCUll• ....... y·a UmH • .c-... ,1.c;oRoc" ... Tim• -18.41 u lh .c\9 1 .• ._., Y""941 & ,. M•n Go AIM> ..... -TIC>t<ho. ll•ll•Y Shoe•. LMWllAMlft,,.WllM... No>eratchei Khol•. l'Mt .Hts ltocll•t, wow•td U •oaa •hid. Olrt & "~. 8 11t.MOMylnMoU011 • , .... , ... ,.,. llACa -310 V••Ot. , fMM't ....... ,, .•• No tcr.tctw-s v••r otfi • uo. Pt.tne ,U.000...tdded --• \S •..a. ).VI• OWM & J•Al...,11.. Gron_,.."'·'°°· TI>eSllue Fly. NINTH ltACe -«JO vardt. II VUf strt..,~M&.• LllU•8t1at$heff!IW•Uonl otd,,c1a1m1,.. Pvrwnooo . •OO 110 1.40 v .inlndl.,.,fTrMwrol SllCIOMOltACe -a v•rdi.Jy..,, o4clt CJoll'l'll ... """9 U.00. Troell P-fff'MWC'tl Hel..-Utertl ~s 9.c1t IP .. lllW I Tl--20..JI 2 20 2 .0 u• 400 uo J..0 Alto .-... -Too Nlct. foAr, 9 • Clle~. I'm e KllltY T90 NOKrMdld l'lt V\y Go Moon IAllllOf>) ':UO 3.20 1 .«I• UO 4lt • Natl ... CTeell ,,.,,,..., uo Or•dvO. [Clofnl••llUHI 1IO ,,. ThM -t7.~ Vl\1-l"t l~rl· I a AIM ..... -Go Tip Too. CNrtff' i::eii"'.:~18."-: o••""'-Party. TOll!O'a Miu Oll<ll. Cblno Oott 0.I C-' Git. Trll)le eoom • ......,. SuNo scn l<tws Crem•, OoSl,.....ln. ~ ,..,. • No w:r11ctteS • UOMTH llACI -400 y.,ds. h .. ,. lS aucta .. Va14' lllllll• & 4-0tMJ otd$. c1a1 ... 1no. l'vfw S2000 .o. ... ,.,.., ... 9u•l•Olrl ll.llllle"'I Atle~e-UJI THlllO ..Cl -3511Y•nh. 1 ynr,r-';;.;;.;;.;..;..;""-'......,-..-_--------------- Yellows are averaging about 14 pounds and when they ch8l'&e the boat every one gets hooked · up. Passenger loads are lighter during the week. but on weekends, if you don't have reservations forget it. Newport Harbor and Dana sportlisbers are picking nice mixed catches of surface feeding fish aJong the coast and at the outer islands. T~1Makll 0010.ft Ga!~ et "'ow York W-•1'1~1< .... S•" 0•-•t~AllQtl~ Ciolek" Gale "'· l,,. !.ov1et\ •I Nor•~• II• • Pi.o.""•t8'Klan sc1ously directed. If you tnake a direct attempt to hit with your hands, your right side will take over and bad shots will result. Oleh. ~ CIMml119. PvrM\llOO. l.A11411Golditnll-Vlo IC¥0oi..tl , ... ,., 260 0.10..st ... a.r , ... rtl J.00 , 60 Cller .. N~ 1~-sl UO $10,000 I for only $155.26 a Dlonth.- Ind•..,.•• S. .. l'Or1 al Ponl•nd Bonito, bus, barracuda and an occasional yellowtail are hitting. There haan't been any late 1o111u1~;~~~~!;.u.our word on the albacore prediction for this season. • , , ,, ,. ,.,,. Water temperatures currently in the low 60s should ~::r:::.Y ~ ~ ~ ,i 1~ : ~: indicate a good closeby run, but it is too early to be c1ev•1•"" 1 1 , 1 ' 1 ,. s ure of anything. Last year the albies arrived very N•• E"91-1 3 o s 1 s 1s early. What they will do this year is anyone's guess .. conneci1c~101~11~ • u 1 n .... ,..,,..9si.e. Larsemoath bass fllhilll bu alowed down at most Southland lakes aa tbe spawa.lag season ls just about complete aad bass have moved to deeper holes euept for feedlng rum to the shallows In tbe euly a.m . and late p.m. Experien.c:ed bass anglers are still ca&eblng some trophy sl&e bucketmoutbs out of the San Diego Lakes, where San Vicente, Otay and Bod~et a.re listed as fair. Heeshaw, Vall and Wohlford are also fair for small bus, crappie, bluegill and some trout. Along U.e Colorado River, fishing for striped bass has abut off bat still some good large~ bass flsblng ls bel.Dg ~yed by anglers working the tales and de· ep water rock formatlona. Crappie are also acthe around Lake Havaaa, bat bere boating pressure ls 1tartblg to affed tbe llsberman. r....tBitd•9 Recent rains have not helped Northern California rivers and lakes out too much, but there is good angling on tap at most recreation areas. Al Kutzkey, who operates a guide service on tbe upper Klamath River, reports that summer fishing is good for a mixed variety of fresh water gamefish and that the water conditions will not affect the yearly migrations of steelhead and saJmon due to begin in September. For an update on all fishing conditions in the Northermost part of the state phone Kutzkey at 0116) 475-Jml. Big Bear Lake is very good for t rout as the -water district is doing a good job in keeping the weeds down, helped by colder than normal waler. Trollers and still fishermen are coming into the docks with nice catches of trout to2~ pounds. Small bass are starting to bit and lots of sunfish and bluegill are around and eager to hit worms for the kids. Big Bear probably provides some or the easiest panflsh angling for youngsters in Southern California. Lake Silverwood is rated as good for trout and bass and the Jake is almost at high water mark. Baja lt'atft9 f:oW Flshla_g has beea slow at Rucllo Baeoa Vhta, Paata Colorada and Paata Pesoadera due to cold water and strong wlnda. Tb1s writer Jast ft- tanaed from Baja and fiaJll.Dg was apoUy at best. Dr. Jerry Win.kier of Newport Beach al.lo was at Punta and l.DclJcated tbe fishing wu enremely slow for this time ol the year. Fishing will continue to pick up as the water warnfg and the exotic dolphin and sailflsh move in. June should be an excelleol month for angling off Baja. Over at Mazatlan, boats are coming into the docks with lots of sailfish and blue marlin and the season hasn't really begun. One day saw six big marlin and 39 s ailfish come in for a nice fleel of only 12 boats out of the sportrishing marina. Currently there are lots or yellowfm tuna off Mazatlan, bul anglers are passmg tbem by to get out to the biltrish. Soccer Signups Set s.c .. -o • 1 3 u • ll 'H S.nt•BMW• 2 t 2 • S 721 L~ A~lft 1 ? I 8 6 7 It C•lllOf'l\i• I 4 I 7 18 7 14 ~y'sM.I<"" S•cra"'9fltol, N•w YOf'k 1. 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Ctoomll\Q Prl<• USOO MoonSt ... p IROUQltl Cllah~t IC....dOt•> 014 .. 8"1 C:.-141 10.IOIVl!M I SDiMll\!j &uq ll.lpham I 119 Mr C•orl 10.tomlMI 171 (i081•DYC.01Wol'°"I 119 119 Mr Jtl Wt\llColl I 119 OCC will be making its "' fourth appearance in the 810 Royal 8oll l8roo1d1eldl Jet Prll\t IW.rtSOftl PnAttOlloJ•v IWMd) 119 EIGHTH RACE -3~yard• 3Y""' t" old\ and uo Cla•ml"Q Pur\• UIOO Henley Regatta, the pre· mier rowing event in the m world . lit Cl••m•"CIP<l<•\5000 Lilllpllny(iO (Wll\Of\1 C....,ueTP IWMdl GO<lot•k ITtMsu-.t My..-mel\we '"""'" ou'<~ 111110 .v 1e.-s1 R•mbllo•' Nlen ICIUIS~l B•YoU 8-ie IHAt11 ---~ric>C~I THtltO -~ -i!tO Y•rds. 2 ., .. , old ma-. P\#w S:2JOO. ' Lott• L-en l~I 1" WMSCl«IM <T ........... ) lit EHyC-.., 18t'CIOlllleldl 11• 010 EHY (Alll'iOnl 119· Too Ei.-tlon IAdalrl tU 119 Members of the team :~~ include cox.swain Terry 119 Murphy and' oarsmen ~~! Don Haid, Tom Box, m Kevin Moultrup, Tom Witte. Nel!oOll IW•tsonl 112 0o l(rlSll 8M !Hert) 119. lllk1"9 l.e5• IW~I 119' W~ln8111t l~•l 172, "'""" uc1: -3.lO ""'" 1 ""' Saltig, Mike Gill, Craig olch. Ctlllmlftg. P\lrwl 1100.0tlMillQ Amerkhaoian. Jim Es· ~~':1c.11\ 11• 'sick, Larry Thomas, "•te llM Hl (LlDMMI t I• AIME1""4• c....,,..,c.rta...1~-11 Lii A,.,,.lut IUofwtm) 177 119 ~lt114 9'1ot'R -W)ymnh.SYeff· ototl & 1111 Al-...Ce. Pur'IO '2AOO. IClllQ A.old 1era.11 119 SuQ.trl.OlfCreet1 ICMOol'•I 117 80l!llll To IMY~ l I t2 FHtR•l" 10e1-\ \lt Min B•n't!dllmlt (AOUQtl) 112 Most RO'I.< 1~1-1 119 I' I l'TM 9'ACa -JSO -,efd\. 3 yur olds & 1111 Fllllfl\ & ,.,,.rtt. PurM 1'000. Cta1ml11Qor1u \10.000. A·"'IU~Cl IAlll~ A· R~y JO'IOU\ lc-CIOtA I s-11,,Hcl IH•rtl G~tr·s TI• IMltc ... 11) l'IYlllQO•ld"1e !Wardl 1.lttle Alllll<• lt>el-l Vanguards' Greer Lauded Outfielde r Randy Greer of S outhern California College of Costa Mesa, was picked for the NAIA District Ill baseball team and along with four teammates, was selected for the all· conference squad as1 well. ToFty !c..ntoul 117 Kirk Goddard and Gary ' Fuu P•1 1~l 112121 GouJd. L.oCo•9¥ IA"'4\I Gtecl<MX Aef>ll CAdlllrl m Haid, Box. Saftig and c 11111o'P " ... 1L""*"1 1 1 21 11 Amerkhanian are the on-•ct I fMer11 AsllcHer&owt(Cttec;ie<) 117 ly SOpbomores making , Arm•...S.I~ IW•t""'I 119 the trip. • • .,..,_ ~:-~~\114• m OCC's crew will depart Al\CHte< 1A111 ..... 1 m for England June 16 and ~~~'::,·==•~> ~;~ retumJuly6. Youtt;> soccer signups . girls ages 7-lS on o r in Laguna Beach are . before Dec. 31. 1m and schedwed on successive ·Y(bo reside in Laguna Saturdays, June 4 a.nd .Beach or the unin· June 11, at the Laguna corporated area of South Beach ffigh School fool· Laguna. ball field. Reglstratiop will be taken 10 a. m. to 2 p.m .ontbosedays. Nearly soo youngsters are e xpected for the c ominl season in La guna Beach of the American Youth Soccer Organization <A Y SO). H .11 Pi k d , Joining Greer on the. anp . c e . all-conference team are1 Dan Cbepltauskas in the . Kelly Hamill, who ti~ outfield; Rick Peters at fsve school records thls shortstop; Mike Scheetz' season. was selected as at catcher; and Gary• Rustler of the Year, the Skelton as designated top a ward given to mem· hilt.er. ' be r s of the women's----------- Ell&ible are boys and Calendar A meeting for volun- ,._..., , • ., m leers to assist the A YSO s wimming tea m at Golden West College. o .,n111e1t1u-c1,. tun1 •t11•h 1 program in Laguna tH1111tl11tt.., ... c11. Lo11• et1c11 B h . b...auled Tu-w11_, ...., i.ow1Mc1 """'' .... ,..,. eac lS sc cu ~ .. - ltu~ll# of llW Y•t-4C•llY H•"'lll. • Motl I ........ ._~·-~_.. •• Moll l mPf..,•O~entn Ln lt r. S1rO• A••rds: Top t1111orfly- fl'r•-•. Too 8r-t-•-CI"°" CurrAll. TOft'I 9•<htroao-1Ctm McGuy: Top Freellyt•-IC•tl "10!\kMll !7P·"'·,· day, June 14, 7:30p.m. at c4!:~1uu-ci ~ •10 •'h the Boys Club of Laguna es .... , u-11 Beach, 108S Laguna Ca· to""'91~F M -).A llMlt ot Rd. .. •~msa.rMtl nyon Sc: ..... ~. ouAL1rv 1n1urance at reasonable prices! AUTO WAmeOY821 ....... , cou.1•1 STUDIMT • sn••LI o••• u . s116. r&YIAI S168. ,.YIAA . SUIST AMTIAL SAVINGS FOR URGI BUSINESS POLICIES HOME OWNERS SS0,000 -~~~· •. ' I 7 3.: S 100,000 •• ".':'~'! 5363. ............ 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JUNE 4th • SATURDAY Re9»11 allow lllO chcrgll 1:30 A.M. : Program st.ts at 9:00 a.m. -to be held at the OCMA Bldg .. 300 So. Aower St.. Orange. . . . . . ·Two University '4 graduate units available for attendees who wish such aedits. Hosted buffet IUftCh wffi.be S8Mld. . . Outstanding speakers on key topics Include "Stress 'fractut8S. • ·Food and Common Sense Nutrition In · Athletes,• "'Women in Sports," •AJ1ergy In Athletes." .·eve Injuries,· "CPR." and 'L.eQal Pitfalls of .Being a Coach or Athletic Trainer." SPOMsoUDIT . OllAMCH COUNn MID~ ASSOCIATIOM For reeervations call the medical association· 532-6511 . >r • . ·• by June 3rd. TJl:er9 Is ~ f~e. . • .... ______________________________ __.. These specially equipped Ford Gr,inadas wlll be In limited supply. So, we '-Peat, don't wait too long. See your Southern Calttornfa Ford Dealer soon and find out why Ford Granada Is Cellfornla's All at• apedal Prfce. best-selling car. Southern California Ford Dealen ~ ,• ,, .. --.~ -. @4 DAIL. 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T~ UI 'lllfflll_M_I l.e'A-••.~*11 Tet:nnu•n• An-ntor: P'flll1-r Publl"'90 Ortn90 CNSI 0.lly Pllol Hood Eying Cop Independence TunM Up Daily MARBLEHEAD, Mass tAP> Ted Hood is a saillng perfed1orust - especially when be is preparing a boat for the America's Cup trial!> Hood has designed a new l2 meter named Independence for this year'!> trials and has sailed tt aJmost dally slnce late last summer with a few weeks off in mid-winter for altera· tions. "We've still got a long way to eo." Hood said. "We've been concentrat· lng on boat speed and the sails are in pretty good shape but we've got to do more work on them and we've got to put in a lot more time crew training." AS OF LA.ST Friday, navigator Pete Lawson's log book showed l.he Independence bad sailed 2,800 miles last fall and about 900 miles since the end or March when she was put back into the water. the two crews would be dotna every minute they were on the water over the next few day:,. A tvoicaJ day might include sllorr course racing, wil.h at least 50 tacks and 50 jibes for 11·:? hours, then a specified period for praclJC1ng btaro. and other short dnlls. Much or the activity is video-taped and played back at a crew critique each night. AS RECENTLY AS 10 years ago, America's Cup boats were launched in late April or early May. The June trials off Newport were slricUy a s h akedown cruise and the ex- perimenting usually continued until the time the final trials began in August. However, this time evertone start- ed early and Hood started earliest of all , Mr,2' ll. 1'11 22JI 11 "0T1c1 o,. AvA11..n1L1TY Lawson said the Independence will Most of his experime nting already is finished, and many of those who witnessed the Independence beat Courageous last Friday were con· vinced that the Independence was shaping up well. ot< ANNUAL 111t1011r PUBLIC NOTICE be logging a lot more miles before she PurMHftllo5-<tlon.OU (dlOl l ... ln ·-------------·goes to the starting line orr Newport, le<twl A........,. C-noll<I h lltrtl)y l'ICTIT10Ut eUSINl!SS f b f' ff' al 9ivtn 1,.., ,,. """"•' reoo•t ior ••• "' """"' nA• STATl!MINT R . I. June 18 or er 1rst o 1c1 race <•I Y<!Or ()("-JI 1'1•ol HARRY G T ... lollowlng PffWt'I• ertdot"9 t>u,1. in the prelunlnary trials. '>TEELE. FOUNO,.TIOH • o•lv•lf Mts•S lour>Oaoon. I\ •veH.tll• •' tllt lounclo wtL.t..OUGHBY l!NTERPlllSES. 11on"• prfn<ICMI offl<t 10< 1-llon t•t Yor11-Le11t, CMi. Me ... CA cJUrl"'I reoiut• busl""' "°°" ,,..,.,. • '2•?& a m to 4 om , by •ny ClllHft wllO rt WllloUQhby c;.er~ Miller. 161 q"""' ti w•ll>lll 1911 Geo •1111' IM date Cos MHe CA '2626 oltlli\llUbf•collon. Yor11~"::71~~· Mo~~lon Miiier. h i Tiie ,_,.,... .... ,, o•ln<ICMI 01110 11 vorklownune.eo.1.aMesa.CA'2626 ioe1teo •• lloom 101. '~ C•m11111 Tiiis bu\lnen Is cona..ct~ t>r • Hood's project manager, Jeff Neuberth, bas bffn orga nmng prac- tice sessions down to the last detail for both the Independence and the Courageous. SATURDAY THE Independence won the Charles F. Curtis Trophy, beating Courageous. 2·1, in a besl·of- three series. Dr'l•e. Newoort S.<Kh. C•lllornl•. Qtntr•I CMlrtne""'o 'f11e orlnc1~1""'".overot1n. iouMa-Wl1'°"911bV O-oo Miiler FRIDA 1' NEUBERTll distributed Bon" Rlctwnl SIM I• Tiii• flat-WH '"" W•lll ...... • hed h h h Independence won the first race Friday and the two yachts split Satur· day. Put>1t\IWCI Or•n91 Co.st Do111y P1101. County Cler_ of Ol'.anQt CA>ulltyon May m1m_eograp S eets S OWUlg W at May Jt. mr. 2,,.,rr 24, tt77 l'l•sa L # Pubtll!wd oPilnVt CMst Oally PrlOl, Mdy lO,andJun0, 1),?0, 1'7? PUBLIC NOTICE 2)1)().77 $TATEMEHTOl'AIAHOONMlHT Ol'USE 01' l'ICTITIOUS PUBUC NOTICE IUSINESS NAME flCTITtOUS eUSINl!SS "T"-tollowlnq °"'son h•• •IMndon..O HAMESTATEME"T ll'Ml tn~OllPWl•<lillou\l>Y"M"n~m~ TM IOll-1"9 °"r ton h dOlllQ bus!· PETE'!> MEATS, lllO Monrovl•, M U H " Cosio ~ CA'1627 THE C AR SHOPPE 110 E The FklillOU\ !IU\Jneu Narne r~· Cl'Ml•ln<il. !>M!t•Atw. CA'210t lerred lo •t>oV• wo flied In Of.,,Qt H.,"04d EUC)IM CoaPer Jr., 27)7 N. Couf01v°"OC1-r2. 1'74 Ollw Ln SonteAN. CAtl!o. Pet• Vo,,que1 R~t\ Jr., ... , Slltll Tiii\ ""1ifltU •• ~ttd by ... ,,,. Cir We\tl.,ln\ .... CA '1.el dlvldY•I Tllh l>INntotWK<ondU(ltd by.., In H•rold E-'-Jr dlvlOUil Tiii\ , ... _ wH hi°" w•t~ ,,_ l'ltlt v RootttJr Counlv C•-ol 0r...,. C-tyon M•V Thi\ \1 .. 1 ....... nl ••• h lf'd wll" lllt H. 9'11 County Cltrk of Or-CoUflll 01\ M•) 1'1"71 1•, 1'11 Pub119'td OrtnQe COllSI 0.lly PllOt. l'J7W ~yll ondJ!MM 7,U,11.1'H P>Jbll-Or-Cont O.lly Pllol. M•y }I •nc!Jun• 1 14 21. 1'1/ 17SI II PUBLlC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS BUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT I ... lollowlnq --·.,I d01"11 OU\I· "''" d\ RILEV S FRAME RV SU<lllf V•lt.arie 1111 Mal" '>I 11unh'\Qlon 8..,cn,CA91Ull <11l•y Jon-1n.n C•me> 610'1t A••«d f.oron~<l<'I M•• CA'l?67S DnrottlV "My C•mo 111 C,.rnel Av~ , !lblbOd '"""O . CA q7~7 Thi\ bu\IM\\ I\ conductod by tl orrwrttl part!'1(lr,f't,O Rill"() (.SMO Thi~ •l•loment w•• 111"" willl ,,.. C.OUntv Cirri. ol Of tnqt) CA>ul'llY On M•~ PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTIT10US •USINESS t4AM£ STATEMENT Tiie lollowlnq ,_,_, I\ clOlnQ l)y\I 11, "11 1------------- "'"'" PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHIESS NAMI! STATIMINT TM IOllOWlnQ ~r-\ ••• CIOlllQ IKl>I ,,.,, "' PYRAMID P411NTING CO SU 14111!>1 HUl\l1"9!0<> .. o><lt,C4' ., .... PUBUC NOTICE For the Record ou ........ 01 Marriage ,., .. ,,,...,., PONCE, -l.ouls -Mary LH , STEELE, Mklletf -Oonno DAVIS, l'Mr111e Ok'k'.lon -11-rl -·: JAC09$1!H, GM>rltlt A -Jov l'r'tdrklt; 1108111N$, SMrrttl Otnlst •"d 011"''' Jolln ; MARINEAU, l'.Cslt Ell"°' end Plllllp ArtllUf'; 91!HRENOT. EdW••d J - SMiie; HOISINGTON. Kett>erl"' M ond Petrl<k E : RASMUSSE N. H•rwv C. -LI,.,. 0 MC KIN PUBU C NOTICE l'ICTIT10US eUSINl!SS NAMESTAT&.MIENT Tltp follOwlno -Min\ err OolnQ bv>I ,.,,..,. Pvt>ll~ Or-Coest D•llv Piiot, M•Y 11. 24, JI, -June 7. 1'77 , .... ,, PUBUC NOTICE NEY.Jkllll.-....,..rat... WAL LACE, VlfQlnla e. Mid Lloyd 0 ; PICKARD, 01-I.ff -eruct Ro0en CRESSWELi... w1111 .... O.Jr. ond c;1,,_,. A . NUTTER. Potrlci• J.,.n .and Keith E : G.t.ZICA. Robfrt L •nO Beny L ; BRAN.AM. W.aller E. ond Jt>dv t.... HAllOY. Joll(e H. -J•m .. II., GAMBSICY, K.,_.. L Mid Clllloro J . CAMPBELL. Cheryl A. -P•tn<k Wiiii..,,, PIPPIN, Ell'W •nd J•~Wllll..,. MILLER L.,ry R•v eftd Jaftl$ Ellu n. LEWIS, s ... tton C. ond Lynell• L C•ANOEt..L J-t... and R-G ; BELL 8-o Mid David A ; CUN .. INGHAM, Rolltrt .,,., Rote -rle; E8EALE, C.hlln J . and Ev• 0: L.VICIHS, Andy J and PHrl; SAWTEt..t..E, Phllllp M - Otbr• Ao\: LADO, Terri L Mid OMltl R.; EOMONO,Cl-•MldGtot'Qt. MOll.t.LES Merl•""' Mid Jene J•mtt; El.MOl'I!. Slltrrt -~; HIHOEllSTEIN. l'Nllp MorYI' •ncl K•rotvn Rho~U ; ADAMS. Goll Meur .... -llructJay; HAISt..ETT. Rot>•rt Lynn and Ttodwl• A.; BVllKE. JN<\ H -JOMOl'I 11 , Ml RTL.£. Bryce e nd Doris E ; LUKE. 0.bDI• Sue •nd ltober l ~ ... RCA 'ColorTrak 1 i~:.: """'-. - . -.... Amante Wi11s BOATING Dana Point Race Won ByPranc Pranc. skippered by Richard Newbre of the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, was the Class A winner in Pacific Mariners Yacht Club's Memorial Day race from Marina del Rey to Dana Point Saturday. The an· nual coastal race was co- sponsored by Dana Point Yacht Club. WiMer in the Class D division was Retreat II, sailed by John Palmer, PMYC. Summary of results: CLASS A -l, Pranc; 2, Aquavit, Hank McGill, PMYC; 3, Green Hungarian, Kris Kristoff, PMYC. CLASS B -1, Retreat 11 ; 2. Mackinac, Wes Thompson, SBYRC; 3, Crusader Rabbit, Bob King,PMYC. CLASS C -t, Huff N Puff; 2, Fantasr II, Mike Stephen, SMYC; a. Loose Change, Mike Braney, SBYRC. r.T.ASS D -1. Scalawag; 2, Whisper, Jerry Rowley, SBYRC; 3, Tasmanian Devil, Tim Schaefer, PMYC. Etchells Race Amante, sailed by Bob Searles or the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, was the winner In the Etchells-22 class over eight contenders ln Babta Corinthian Yacht Club's invitational regatta Satur· day and Sunday. THE REGATrA ALSO DREW three classes or Lasers and three elasses of Lido-14s racing on· courses inside the bay. Trophy winners: ETCHELLS-22 -1. Amante: 2, Chaparral, Pat Ayres, BHYC; 3, Otherwise Engaged, Joe O'Hora, NHYC. P.CAT -1, Old Yellow; 2, O's Boat. Owen Min· ney, SSYC; 3, No Name, Greg Homby, SSYC. LASER A -1, Karen Faber, BC\'C; 2, Mike Pinckney, BCYC. ·LASER B -Mark Whitehouse, BCYC. ADULT IA.SER -Joe Guthrie, WCYC. U00.14A -BUI McCord, BYC; 2, Rowland Lohman. BYC; 3, Kurt Wiess. NHYC. Ll00..14B -1, Tom Shock, NHYC; 2, Jim Lyons, SSYC. LI00.14C -1. Peter Stoughton, BYC; 2, Tom Krueger, BCYC. Audacious Takes Meinorial Regatta Audacious, a Yankee-38 sloop co-skippered by Bill Fodor and Irene Kennedy, was the overall and Class A winner Sunday in the Dana Point YacM Club's Memorial D8)'\regatta. TROPHY WINNERS: PHRF·A -l , Audacious; 2, Big Kahuna II; Gslander-36) Mark Townsend, DPYC; 3, Monica (custom sloop> Robert O'Connor, Capo BYC. PHRF·B -1, Horizon Job; (quarter ton) Joe Fletcher, DPYC; 2. Huff N Puff <Ranger-29) Tom Hill, DPYC ; 3, Sunshine (Catalina-27) Ron MaJanosky, DPYC . PHRF-C -1, Jawbreaker (Sanlana-20) Bob Melville, DPYC; 2, Starburst <Santana·20> Pete Tilden, DPYC; 3, Wild Cherry, (CC-24) Dick Baker, DPYC. LASER -1, TIM Cannon, DPYC; 2, Bill Fodor, DPYC. 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PUBUC NOTICE I ' RELIABLE & BEAUTIFUL 2S" (doQond) ~TV~ Xl-100 ,.iiobo'liry wilh o beautiful console cabinet. Morr; clebe feall.t'es. BIG SAVINGS 1 , o~~- RCA's BIGGEST T~y. May 31, 1t77 DAILY P\1.0T •I rink, Insanity Marred Star's Life 1. PUBUC NOl'ICE PlJBUC NOTICE By BOB THOMAS ·LOS ANGELES <AP) -She played the most· •titted role in Hollywood b.i3t0ry. She married a man renowned u the world's belt actor. And her final years were a nightmare of drink and lnsanlty. That is the portrait painted by Anne Edwards in a oew biography, "Vivien Leigh" (Simon and Schuster). Miss Edwards, who inddeatalJy has been commissioned to write the s ueJ to "Gone with the Wind," did beavy research and bad the cooperaUoo of moil ef the actress' family and friends -but not Laurence Olivier, who is aeen in a less than com- plimentary light. "I am aoing to be a peat actress," said the ,Youthful Vivian (her original spellin g) Hartley to her convent schoolmate, Maureen O'Sullivan. As Vivien 1-eigh Cb er first bus band's . ' -~.. . . , ' i . r ~.;:··· .. :.·.~.·.:ti' ¥ ...-. -. ' ~· .. ~ first name) she fulflJled ""~ .. ,._. that promise. She won VIVIEN LEIGH Academy awards with two indelible performances -as Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind" and Blanche Dubois Lo" A Streetcar Named Desire." As a stage actress, she felt she couldn't match the artistry o( Olivier, and that was a source oC discord in their marriage. THE LEIGH SAGA WAS WELL reported dur- ing her lifetime. The birth in Darjeeling, India, and the convent education. The early films and plays In England and her marriage to a barrister with wbom she remained close until her death. The scan· dal-tinged romance with Olivier while both were married to others. How David 0. Selznick first saw his Scarlett as he was razing old movie sets (or the burning of Atlanta-. To the public, Vivien Leigh seemed an ex· traordinarily beautiful, gifted and intelligent ac· treas. Only once did the world glimpse her dark slde. Thal was in 1953 after she bad gone to Ceylon to film "Elephant Walk." Tbe j\D\gle heal and the lonelln~ressed down on her. She couldn 'l sleep and had ouble remembering lines. The director com pl that abe looked old in the film; she replied: I'm not young -what's wrong with that." "IN THE LAST WEEK OF location s he began to h allucinate," writes Miss Edwards. "She followed Peter Finch around the set with bun1ry eyes and called him 'Larry.' He bad a great fond· ness for Vivien and trled to do what he could to ro- tect her and to conceal what be feared was the truth-that she might be building to a com· plete collapse unless she got out of Ceylon." The collapse came when the company re- turned to Hollywood. She went berserk in her Paramount dressing room. pathetically shouting the Blanche Dubois line, "Get out of here quick before I start screaming Fire!" Olivier rushed from t.. • Europe to escort her A" w,,..... .. hom e. At the New York LAURENCE OLIVIER airport, she staged a hysterical scene that was re- corded by news photographers. She entered an English hospital where she was packed in ice and fed r aw eggs for nourishment. ··1 thought l was in an insane asylum" she told friends later, and in effect she was. Her madness eventually brought an end to the marriage. Olivier being bewildered and finally de· feated by her illness. She drank heavily, staged wild tantrums, disrobed in public and made advances to deliverymen. SHE WOULD ALWAYS BE anguished af. terward, and once she despaired. "Why can't I have a decent, clean illness?" Miss Leigh's friends stuck by her, realiring the sweet: devoted qualities or her real nature. Astonishingly, she managed to continue appearing in films and touruig lhe world in playa. Tbls was largely due to the sohc1tude and constancy of her last love, actor J ack Meri vale. A London doctor diagnosed the actress u a manic-depressive, rather than a scbb.opbrenic. He gave her a report to carry in case of altack when she was away Crom London. It said: .. SHE DEVELOPS MARKED INCREASE in libido and indiscriminate sexual acUvity. These il· lustraUons of her symptoms, particularly her overt sexuality, loss of judgment and persistent over- drive, make me feel that for a person lo her posi· tion, from the social and publicity consequences that artse from lb.is, that her manic phase is much more undesirable than the depressed stage.,. SUcken with a recurrence of tuberculosis, she died July 7. 1.961. At the memorial service her close friend John Gielgud remarked, "She will not be forgou.en. tor her magic quality was unlque." PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ WJla IUl"E•IOtl COUllTO' THE SU ... IUOlt COUllTOl'THI STAT£MCAL,,OllHIA,011 STAHMCAU,OlltOA'°• THECOUNTYO,OllANGE THICOUNTYOl'OllAlfOI N .. A·'1U1 .... 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By MILTON•OSKOWITZ 11lC news thal Sweden•s lwo auto makers, Volvo and Saab, plan to mer•e was as predictable as fos ln San Fran· etaco. · u any bn•laeu reqtllr9 abe. ll'a the car-maklng b9si· ness. WbUe there'• a 1tron1 trend today toward a mall ears, the coll)J)Ul• that build them are goiJli to be big, You ta be sure of lb.at. THE AUTOMOBILE BU~ IS inCTeasinlllr:~. temaUonal in scope, with sales In the home country servtn&. as a base tor expansion into markets around the world. And ll's a business where, increul.ngly, only g1anb can play'. Volvo booked to Saab may not even generate enough horsepower to compete effectively io the big time. Together they turned out only 393,000 panenter cars last year, not enough to quality as one of the world's 10 largest auto producers. · The three leaders of the worldwide automobile industry as the "Big Three" of the- Uniled States: General Motors <GM), Ford and Money Tree Chrysler. Together they · account for about half the cars and trucks produced lll non·Communisl world. ·'-' GM bad factory sales of 8.5 million cars and trucb last year and 1.6 million of these vehicles were produced outslf& • the United Slates and Canada. FOllD HAD FACFORY SALES OF 5.4 million cars &Ad trucks last year; 1.8 million were made outside the United States and Canada. Chrysler so1'1 3.1 million cars and trucks last year; 996,000 were made outside lbe United States and Canada. As these figures show, Ford is the most inlernation.alJ>C the U.S. companies. It has ooe-t.hir4 of its vehicle sales <>Ot· side of North America. It outsells GM abroad. In Britain, the Ford subsidiary bolds 25 percent passeneer car market and GM is the leading truck b In West Germany, GM is second cnJy to Volbwagen. lng 22 percent of the passenger car market; Ford bd percent share. IN FRANCE, CBR'YSLEJl•s SDICA subsidiary s 526,000 cars last year. Io Japan, Chrysler owns 1S perce.sa\.~ i · Mitsubishi Motors, lbat country's fourth largest auto ~}8. ·• ducer. Mitsubishi builds the cars sold here aa the Dodge Cott and the Plymouth Arrow.· •.:. U U.S. auto 'makers are going to be challenged b7, anyone, It's the Japanese who will do it. Japan alread)' bq passed Germany to become the world's second largesl*le · cle producer. And the Lwo leading Japane:se auto m Toyota and Nissan (Datsun), rank as the fourth and t largest producers in the world. Toyota is right oo Chrysler's beds with an annual oot· putof2.6mlllion vehicles. Nissan follows with 2.3 millioo. ' .Japan bas five companies that produce more automobiles than the coll,lbined Volvo-Saab operation. Aqd eachoftbesecompaniesisanaggresstveexporter. · . ..>. f " ~ -• i.., ~ ·'>~. Much of the Market ~ Cominnes to Slide NEW YORK. (AP) -The stock market showed some further losses today after the steep slide of the past seven sessions. ' The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials, wbJch closed below 900 Friday for the first time in more than 16 months, was off another .17 lo898.66. Losers held a 7-4 lead over gainers among New Voile Stock Exchange-listed issues. days, staged a mild up-swing at mid-season to about · The Dow, which had fallen 43.08 points in seven tr~ plus·2 level. But as the afternoon passed lhe gain faile<l hold. . Analysts noted continuing concern over rising interest rates. St~lu I n The S potUgltt ., -.c. NEW Y~IC IA~)· S..IH. 4 p.m. P'1alf• •tld net <'-Of the ten molt K~'d , A,,,.rlU<I Stock Ir•~ I~ ~::!,"1'~~~1~ •t "'°'~.~~n ~~ ti·~, I(_.,........... 67.tOCI •'- HouOflM ........ SUOO 51'41 • GIBH Pet....... 48,100 lll'a -~• ~Valley...... 41,700 11 l ~ gl\,t.:1 '::::::::: r.:: i. ~ f, us Filltf •• .... .. >I.SCIO 14\lo -I Syntex Gorll...... '29,IOO 1''Ao ~ Breson A....... 11 )00 '1-11 + 'W ,--r • • • IC>ft4Ell 'elf .. '• :rHt ~N 1H '°1~ ~o Co.t4~ r.io1' 1>o MIX~ ~.At.tcl-0! . . ,, ,. •• . FUNKY WIMIERIEAM VH' 8'.lrH a4t/E UP SEX £~Rt.fl IN /./ff ... by Joe Mcaihen £XC'EPT, HE DIP /r ~tl.N'1'1Rtt.Y. by Tom Baffuk ·ANO FINAU..c..> I "TO (J.#AP UP ~I& LAST 5mFF ME£Tlfl(, OF ™E. c..>EAR .•. ~NG~I Will 8E CALLING 10 fY4 a:f ICE Al.L 5TUOEN1S WOO S1lLl OW6 ~ FINE& ... AND All 1EACHERS M() STl LL. Ou.IE [;()NUT fOONE.c.,> ! NANCY i ' I by Jeff Miller and Bill Hinds 1RV1~e, W IN~~ A.NC? P7~ ~IT. by Emie Bushmiller THAT POOR LADY DOESN'T HAV E ANYTHIN G- HOW OLD ARE YOU '? ··- HOW MUCH DO YOU MAKE ?---DO YOU DYE YOUR HA1R'<--- -TO DO TODAY'S CRDSSWDID PUZZLE UNITED Featurt Syndleat9 .... '(.""Die lof-'• NO R I A ll . M I c; E ll M A l'I F'IN T F V E N ;o f 0 IS IF N A T l'I E INT T All ACROSS 45 In plac:e ol A N 1 M A T E• n E "'0 T E fl A C IL T f 11111 f s ~ T S ' v •I Rf 1 Pa1teboatd 48 Newfoundland 5 Mlkt lht CIPt elM'touQll 4 7 Dellnll• 8 Slelgllt of toeatton htnd 14t.Ut\lf11Y .,pedltef 15 9\)0nVellk• c.11• 48 H4tfo In Ho1Mrlc peema .!L~. 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I i ;:) • 0 PEANUTS MOTLEY'S CREW COMPEli"fiON IS SO ic:EEN "THAI *>lJ CANf AffORD lb sroP A~D RELAX •.. f-1£ SAYS SUCCESS 60ES lo IHf; FEU.OW WHO KEEPS GOIN' NO ~TtER ~AT! \ by Gus Arriola . ""'~ ALMasT OVER! ~e1 T"4 I e. .t.A5T ><:l ~AND 'IOI.I J..f\JE ,-o . Kt~S s...ess ~r<Ol.l~ {t .lJJ.IEl"~f ~-~ by Herold Le Doui OK..0..Y, NOW ~AKe OFF Y O U R SURCSICAL.-MASK SOMETHIN~'S MISS!N~ ··MAYBE 11£> BETT~ fNllST IN A CHARM SCHOOL-~fl ... • 't ~: H •• .. "What I love about a buffet is if somebody at the next table has something that looks better than what you have, you can go back and get it." by Tom K. Ryan ! Al>A~Y. fl.IP! ___......__,--""""" l i .k _l.t._ DENNIS THE MENACE 6 ' .. I· . r. ! _____ D_Al_L_Y_P_IL_O_T _____ __,.J. Tuesday, May 31. 19n •• J~S~B~ s!~~~~~rro!~ dl~!~~ .. ~~!!l~~~u~~~~~w:~~~~~~bo I ~"-!} LOS ANGELES (AP> -No way priv~te ~chives or the show's black ~lory and the war between then. shares the bill with Jason Robards, c-;f7 I. ''Don't Go Up in Thal Big Balloon, music d1~ector and r~searcher, the sexes. So. ln the show's transportation Bernadette Peters, Flip Wilson and P/. :\. • Dad" ever wilJ soar to the Top 40 ~ed Karlin, who was aid~ by his s~gmen~: he ran in two subsurface Tony Randall, "the last a human 'l." list of your local radio station, wile, Meg, a musicologist and •'THE PROGRAM ISN'T a ·ditties, Come Take a Ride Under-warehouse of musical obscurities. • .. . Likewise the tune, "If You Talk in writer. chronological history of music, ground," and ''Down in the Karlin, who did the music ror + d~ , Your Sleep Don't Mention My And while the July 4 show in-from the Revolution to rqtime, Subway." such acclaimed TV shows as "Miss j ~. "' Name." ' eludes that Civil War hit, "Battle but rather a study of the .rela-Jane Pittman" and "Minstrel - But such musty oldies wilJ be Hymn of the Republic," Karlin tlonship between American AND IN THE SECTION on the Man," said with the July 4 show ~ aired July 4 on a CBS special says he didn't pick most of the pro-popular music and tbe social el&-war between the sexes, Karlin "we've tried to evoke each period I "They Said It With Music: Yank~ gram's songs simply because they ments of the times. What it shows said, be plunged deep Into bis wit bout i mi tat in g the 'Doodle to Ragtime," American w~~e pop~ar in their era. you are attitudes toward a specific vaults and came up with ll gem performances.' · history in popular music from the They ve all been selected topic." called "l Trust My Husband Revolutionary War to 1914. topi~ally, beca~~. the sb?w is or-For example, he said, the open-Anywhere, But I'd like to Stick "THERE WERE STYLISTIC ~: j WHENCE DID SUCH obscure g~nized b,Y topic, he said, refer· ing of the New York subway in 1904 Around." things which. ir imitated today, T ring to its segments on such prompted many songs about the That aelktion wUI be suni in the would be ludicrous." be said, ~-· · · Women's " Pay Less :-Report • , LOS ANGELES CAP) f-More women are win- ning more faculty pos ts lm the Califorma State !university and Colleges !s ystem, but they still earn about $1,000 less per year than men holding the same rank, accord- ing to a report. The re port said the percentage of women rraculty me mbers is lhigher than either the •national average or the f perceotage at University 1of California campuses. I n the 1975 -76 1academic year, 12.7 per- , cent or the system's full professors were women, ' compared with 9.8 per- cent nationally and 10.6 percent at the UC cam- puses. the report said. However. at the full professor level. the a verage salary for a m an is $18.185, com· pared with $16,949 for wo men. Similar d is- crepancies exist at other levels, but is lessening each year, the report stated. The report was pre· pared in the office or vice lc hanccllor Ma rjorie Downing Wagner, in C'harge of faculty and staff affairs. I !Foundatio t&.elects tnu; __ i '-'JJ~nl The first annual meet- ing of the South Coast Community Hospital Foundation. a separate corporation from the hospital designed to r•- ce1 ve all gifts and ad- minister trusts, resulted In the r e-election or members of the board. President of the found- ation is (\rthur Brigs, vice president, Dr. Vin- cent Carroll; secretary- tre as urcr, Bert Kam- per t ; assista nt .' treasurer, C. Patrick Lash; assistant secretary, S hirley Kaiser and executive director, Bernard F. Carr. Also on the board are Melinda White, Marine Cook, Raymond Cox. Harold Osborn and Carl Bull. The foundation is a non-profit corporation • with gifts being tax- exempt and with trusts offering a savings in re- venue and inheritance taxes. WINSOME, LOSE SOME HOLLAt.iD, Mich. (AP) -The Oalvary Baptist Church b'ere held a contest for people wbo arrived for services "111· ine energy-savln1 transportation .... thocb. And firzt prize went to a man who abowed up ln a lour-wbetled pedal cut. But another Bolland reaide&t. watcblnt newa coverace ol tM evellt • • televialon, recotnl1e4 the prize.wtnnl.na cart. It bad been atolea hom Jllzn. . ' ' • 'You have to run fast,' agree Pam Emery (left) and Julie Rodowicz, during a quick racquetball workout. StorlffBy JUDITH OLSON BEA ANDERSON, Editor Tuesday, May3l, 1sn Cl Have a Ball With Brand New ·Racquet Champ Sports Winning Ways Peggy Stedmg, national women's racquetball champion. has her winning game dov. n to a simple formula: "l just hit and pray, .. she said "In this game there s no lime to think. You just react to the shot I( I have time to think about 1t. I change my mind 40 times. Mrs. Steding, interviewed before a charity tournament, said winmng m racquetball depends mostly on "who gets the best shots." She thinks the game 1s a good one because almost anyone can play it and COJOY 1t. ··Anyone can go in and pitty-pat the ball around," she asserted. Another plus about racquetball is that you don't have to be young to play it, Mrs. Steding added. At the age of 41 she can beat most men and is an inspiration to youn1er women who think they're too far out of shape. "I was 35 when l took up the game." Mrs. Steding noted. "I would like t-0 be 35 again and do it all over." A NATIVE OF Louisiana and resident of Odessa, Texas. for the last JO years, s he began playing racquetball at the local YM· CA when the manager talked her into trying it. She ~ad been playing basketball in an industrial league, and as a fon"°'rd, scoring an average of 16 points per game. Her high m one game was 46. she said. "I thought l was m pretty good shape after basketball but after thrtt games of singles 1n racquetball r could tell it." she added with a laugh The quickness of the ~ame attracted her, however "I have always Wted the faster sports to play." she explamed "They're more of a challenge "I'm one of those people wbo could play myself to death anyway.'' Two years after she picked up a racquet for the first time she won the nauonal singles and doubles championshlps and she now hOlds 14 national titles, mcludlng five in Canada. M rs. Steding plays five days a week at the Odessa YMCA and travels occasionally to promote the game. She "just doesn't" play on weekends, though her husband of 22 years, Geor ge, and son Bo, 17, are supportive of her efforts. SAE PREFERS instead to stay al home to work in the garden or house and do "lilt le chores ... Her life, she said. has changed little since she won the na- tional titles. except for the Cact that she travels a IHtJe more lo tournaments. Mrs Stedtng 1s a modest. unassuming person who obviously likes to just get out and have a good time on the court She laughs al the thought of training or spt'C1aJ diets to help her win "I llvt> off Cola cola and I eat a lot of JUnk food ltke potato chips and pastries I can eat a donut and walk nght in and play "In getting ready for a tournament I Just play If I can't beat em on my ab1hty l fan't heat ·em I'm very competitive but I don 'l holler out "l JU.St play racquetball.' she added. "Some players run and some work out wtth weights But running takes a lot of dis· cipline "She kidded that she was too lazy to run. A PERSON J UST beginning to play should learn the proper erip and get the basic strokes then "take what you have and de- velop it as much as you can." "I think anyone, once they learn the basics of any sport, is go- Champion Peggy Steding. ing to have their own way o( doing it,"' Mrs. Stedlng maintained. She said she ii! self.taught in all sports, so she "has no one to blame for my mlstakes but myself.'' Her training began early when she tagged behind her brothers to play football, baseball and basketball. She has played tennis for 26 years and went to junior college on a tennis scholarship. Mrs. Sterling said she thinks racquetball will overtake tennis in popularity by 1980. "There is no comparison in the excitement or racquetball to tennis. Racquetball is much faster." THOUGH THE ··big money'· or sports hasn't yet come to rac quetball. Mrs. Steding said she doesn't mind giving her lime lo promoting it. ''The sport has been good to me. Money's nice to make but money isn't everything, really. People lose their perspe~tave "I don't think any of them is worth it. It has gotten out or hand," she said of the highest-paid athletes. "l can't help but see how 1t could cause dissention on a team If one gets a whopping salary .. <See CHAMP, C2> Laughing: An Equal Right Pockets Filled With Humor NEW YORK <AP> The foremothers of the women's movement oflen attracted followers not so much for their ldeoloty as for their wit. And to show that today's women make equally good use or humor 85 a weapon in the battle of the sexes, Jndiana University professor· Gloria Kaufman is compiling an anthology of fe miniat humor. "Humor is really Important for survival," Ms. Kaufman says. "If we are able to laugh about something thal frightens ~ - like rape or oppression -it puts some di.stance between us and those problems. "People who survive the best. are generally those with the best sense or humor.·' She also believes that a sense of humor is a measure o( in· tellect, and the accusaUot\ that feminists have no sense of humor is as damaging as an accua1Uon of stupldlt.y. Her antboloty, atlll' ln the materlaJ-catherihl •ta(e and., · yet unseen b)' pot•nt.111 publisben, lad lped \o PTO'flde women will\ doc:umentaUon ol. ' ' the humorous aspects of the struggle roe equality. She combines historical feminist humor with modern anecdotes, one-liners, Hght verse, graphics and cartoons to show that times haven't really changed much. Her collection indicates that !eminlst humor is not as often anU-male aa ilis pro-female, And the use ~ four-letter •ords and off-color humor wu aJ prevalent in past centuries 8' It ts today. In a 1Stb eartury manuscr1pt, "A Talk or Ten Wlva oo their' Husbanda' Ware," women dis.- cuss their mates' sexual prowess in graphic b'Jt bumoroua terms. And in the July 1654 issue of "The Merry Mercuri•," the following exchange is published: ''A man followln1 a eendewoman that was very hand.some-bodied as be passed her vle'tm'S her face and, ool nnd- in1 thoM features to aniwer hit expectation, said, 'Lady, U J bid liked you H well before u beMncS. l YJOUld have k:lued you.' 'Klu whu-e you llk•, air,' quothabe." Feminist humo r is often satirical, and nothing appears to be taboo. Here Is a sampling of Ms. Kaufman's collect.ion: -S logan s and bumper stickers: ''Trust in God. She will provide!" "Adam Waa A Rough Draft!" "A Woman's Place is in the House -and the Senala!" "Don't Iron While the Strike is Hot!" -In "The Happy Housewife Speaks Out," Kay g.eUey's fan· clful line drawing of a WOIJlan ls accompanied by these worda: "The Equal Rights Amend· ment h• just been rescinded ln Tennessee because Of the atlJU· ment that preinao1 women coUld· be sent to the batUetront, but I wonder why they wouldn't be classUied 4·F a.s any man tiOUld be in Ute same situation?" -Betty Swordl' C4'rtoon ln •'The Male Ct\auvtnlst Pis Caleo· dar" shows a man yankinJ TM Wall Street Journal from a woman'• bands, 1a.yin1: "When I want your opinion, l'IJ teU JO'! whatlt.1*.'' -And Alice Duer Miller's "Why We ~pose PocketS for Women," the 1915 response to arguments about why women sbould be denied the vote. has become a classlc: "t . Because pockets are not • natural rllbt. 2. Because the great majt>rity of women do not want poeket.s. U they did, theywou1d have them. 3. Because whenever women · bave hed pockets they have not used them. · .t. Because women are re- q11ir'1f to carry enough things as lt ls, without the addltlona\ burden ol pockets. S. Because it would make dis· aenslon between bQsband and wife lfbedld tM)t have to carry all her trunas ln hls pockets. 7. Beeauae men are men and women are women. We 'l'"'" bOt. Ry ln the face of nature. 8. 8ecauM pOCkela have been uaed by men '° carry tobacco, pl~. wblaky ft11kl, tbowtn1 gum and compromltln1 lettBI. We ... oo reUOP to suppose that. women would use them more whel)'." Game Offers Good Therapy Mrs. Steding. who represents V1llert Sports, said she hasn't tried golf yet but has plans to<io so one day. "l 'll save that for my old age. It ·s too slow a game · • Whack! The little black ball careens off fl oor. walls and ceil· \ng. Players run to hit it without being hit themselves. The game moves so fast there's no lime to think about anything but smashing the ball. There's no doubt about it. Racquetball is addicting. Shut in box-like courts. players lose all track of time as they enjoy a fabulous workout. Racquetball, a game first played locally by ~omen at the University of California, Irvine, is rast becomtng ~he most ~pular game in Orange County, for both men and women. It has not yet become a "status" sport like tennis but joining certain racquetball clubs in the area is "prestigious," according to local instructors. The sport may not catch on with the social tennis set, one in· structor said, because it's an "earthy" game. "It's for people who don't mind perspiring~··· "It's totally worth it as fk as exercise goes," asserted E llen Ji't'ey, women's pro at a Newport Beach club. ''You don't need a lot of lessons to keep it going." RACQUETBALL IS growing in popularity partly because of its reputJttion as a "total exercise" sport. Dr. Richard Reese, exercise physiologist at the same club. said about 600 calories per hour arc burned in a singles game and that il offers more exercise in 15 minutes than an hour of tennis. Anothet'beneftt. Reese, said, is that players will continue to burn calories Jong after the game is over "Because you've played for an hour you've increased your body temperature. Your metabolism will stay elevated for a while," he explained. The game isn't very old, according to Henry Burke, owner of a Costa Mesa he~lth club. "It was paddleball to begin with, an offshoot of handball," he said. "It started in the Midwest, then moved to Boston." SEVERAL MEN in the Boston area who played paddleball and worked for a tennis racquet manufacturing company got the idea of stringing a racquet for their paddle board games. They cut off the handle and experimented with size until the present racquet evolved, Burke said. "Then they started putting them in the catalogue. · "UCI was the fi rst to buy racquets outside the Boston area, in 1967-68," Burke added. "The women started playing right away and they played the most at first." Burke said one of the reasons the sport has taken off is that It's "violent" in nature. "You can exercise your skills but there 1s no contact. It's also a ftustration-free sport. You can't think of your business or school. Students do the best in the class that follows the game." It also is popular because it 1s played in an enclosed. indoor court. not subj~ct to weather. It's a concentrated sport so players aren't always chasing the ball, as in tennis. BACQUETBALL A~ is an economically profitable garnC' for club owners, Burke noted, since six racquetball courts will fii. on one tennis court and there is more turnover since racquetb II games are shorter. Whatever the reasons, racquetball is sweeping rapidly to popularity in this area. Four years ago, Burke said, there were only 12 courts in the whole county, and by the end of May, there will be more than 300. (See RACQUETBALL, Page C2 > • • • • • .. t ('",l DAILY PILOT Putting On Ice )iamond lilies? Just tbout. This .wide-. >rimmed topper is tdorned with s ilk .lowers with diamond ~enters and diamond- ; tu d d c d l eaves. \todelc.>d by Agnella· n London and de- ~ i g ncd by hatter David Shilling, the pnce of the chapeau 1s a cool $33,915. Tuesday. May 31 . 1977 V_anity Equals SQnity I sat next to a really ~ul face and body lifts. neat lady at a luocbeon I penonally considered the other week wbo 1ot lO Eleanor Roosevelt the talking about braces on most beautiful woman I the teeth ... hers. e v e r m e t , b u t if Sbe Hid. "How come somethln& bot.hers you you neYU menUoned my and you can still eet the braces?.. parta, hay go for it! 1 stared awkwardl1 ln· Or. u a wise friend or to her fru.tt cocktail and mine ooce said, "To beck aaJd, ••J don't know ••• I wlth my ironing board, 1ueu I didn't want to let'• put the allicooe· m a k e yo u s e 1 t -ricbt up front where cooaclous." everyooe can see it." "I'm not. .. she said. There is somethinf ad· "You are. It's funny, mirable about a woman kids are ,reat about it. (or man) who works on They'll come right up perpetual maintenance. and say, 'When do they My mot.bef..in-law went come off?' or 'Wouldn't through extensive and you kill for a caramel?' expensive bridge work at but not adults. They act. the age of 74. Another like they don't see woman in her 60s got a them." face lift and it made such It occurred .to me adilferencetoher. adults are that way Too often, we're in· aboutalotofthinp.Peo-timldated by age. pie make a such a tlap .Everything becomes . AT I , WIT'S · END predictable. At age 20, ·exempt from the sell· the te«h go; at 30, tbe improvement route. Peo- akin dries up, at 40, the ple who are college eyes dim. .at SO, all the graduates are the first to muacJes relax and bag admit it's overrated~ I around your knees, and k n e w p e o p 1 e w h o at 60 you fall asleep dur-graduated with honors ing a tax audit. . who couldn't operate .. • 1 defy you to gather pay toilet. But another tosether a group of friend ol mlne lived for women (or men) and' the day when she could find one who is totally enroll in the university happy with the way she and unlock the doors of looks. One friend of mine ignorance. confessed she hated her Wh •-· t ds • th nose. a ...... er s an m e ••Wbat'a wrong with way of your s elf- 1t?" 1 asked. "it worlll. confidence ... whether doem'tit?" it'a an overbite, toeing •'That's not the inward, a 30-pound point, .. ab:e said. ''It honker, hips like sad- looka Uke George c. dlebaga.. weak eyes, a Scott's." quest for Thoreau, Needs Shrinking "So?'' wrinkle city, hamster .. So. I can"t act." hair or a concave chest, • She had the nose !ix it. (Ann Landers OJ DEAR ANN: A reader who had spent several years goi n g to a ·'shrink" wrote to warn others against becoming hooked on a very ex- pensive habit. That was ME. I bet'ame so dependent on my psychiatrist that for two years I li ved for my weekly appointment -waiting for her to wave a magic wand and :.ol ve my problems. Finally she 1ol tired of saying, "I am NOT your mother," and arranged for me to see a male therapist. He never said more than two sentences dur- 1 ng a session. I soon found myself loosening up and doine a lot of verbalizing. Finally I talked myself iD.to some conlidence. Now, 12 years later, I still have the same pro-- bl ems, an immature husband, and a self· cen tered, de manding mother, but I've learned that the world won't rail to pieces ifl say, "NO." I still have periods of d epression but I am able to cope and my children are doing much better. too. The second therapist didn't. solve my pro- altered and I swear I I know I never started never s aw the dH· to live until I lost 10 fer ence, but she did. pounds ... five off of each The mind is also not upper arm. blems but h e did do andDr.L.,wbolmewpre-his %ipper undone. lf a something that w as dsely bow to deal witb woman called such •----.,,.---------------- much more important. you. . thing to m y attent.100, 1 ----------.,....W"!!"!!"!~-------.. He put me in toucb with DEAR ANN : You ad-would be mortified. -PllV.a. TE!Jlf5 CLUI the only person in the vised "Blushing But SOUTHERN SCHOOL "" .... ttl world who could manage Tongue Tied" to tell the IS OffHIM4' WRKL.Y PV.Y m y l i fe . ME. -gentleman, "You've DEABS.S.:Sorry,but· HOURSM·SISMOM'IH THANKS, DR. L. forgotten lO zip yaur zip-. yoa•re badly ou&nam· OUll GALS HHD COMPITmOM DEAR RIEND: Yod per." I waa abocted at bered.. 1 took a sarvey _ .. ..!I~=s'46-l'96 had two good therapl.U. your lmem!Uvity. U ear. a.mo•s several male._ __ .... ~..--..""'-..~.-.... ..,. ... -.. ... ....,....,.;;.. ___ _. dear. The fin&, beCaue rled out that. advice employes of the Cblcago--------------- s b e waa wise (and couldbedevutatlng. Saa-Times and tbe ~) f'DOGgb to 11e11d No 1entleman know. atcap Daily Newa. Tbe YOtl !O -.meoae die -lngly walb around with v4Me wu zt in favor of Sagittarius: Scenery Changes bela1 told and one •lalaR. Tbe Gile agalnat aakl, "It all depenu ••• " bat be didn't uy wbat it depeodMOG. Y• cm ,...:.cMse GROUP By SYDNEY 01'fARR 20): Horizons expand -dependence, originality. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 if single. there is serious You could !all madly in ARI ES <Ma rch 21· consideration o! mar-love. Key is to Jet logic April 19>: Check com-raage. Past "catches up" slip in every once·in·a· munications, directions, -o b l i g a t i o n s • while. messages, published responsibiUitles cannot VIRGO (Aug. ~Sept. material. Full Moon em-be neglected. 22}: You are pulled in ph a sis on what you CANCER (June 21· two directions -key is perceive and articulate. July 2'l): Finish rather to heed inner voice. Your Famlly situation is con-than initiate activity, ·intuition shows the way fusing project. You gain favora-'through red tape, offlce TAURUS <April 20· ble notices. One wbo is politics. May 20): Introspection "suffering .. confides in UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. couldbeorderoftheday. you. Be helpful without 22): Pressure is re· You look inward -you getting inextricably in· l,ieved; social activity is could see, perceive, il· volved. accelerated, Diet goes luminate a vision and ex· LEO (July23-A.ug.22): out ofwindoW. but you'll perience a revelation. Make new start in new survive! Submit i~ GEMINI (May21-June direction; emphasize i.o-manuscripts. conc_epg. From C1 ·/) . ... Racquet Addicting lie views the new athletic and racquetball clubs as "a place to come in and e njoy ~·ourself. The area die· iates how sophisticated the <'lubis " Though men pre- dom mate on the courts now. more and more women are taking up the s port. Most women are scared the first time they play. said Bonn1e Tucker. women's pro al a Costa Mesa club. in shape," she added. · 'Tbey like to play it with thelr hus~. They can play thi8 game with their hUsbanda and win." S h erry Ho d ge, a Laguna Beach residen~ sald she tried racquet- ball at the succnlion of her husband and liked it. "It's more enjoyable al a beginning level than t ennis. But when you first play you'll be ex- hausted." she warned. inf for me now. Raeqaet- ball is an easier game to get good at faster.•• With the high odds or • men to women at most athleUc clubs, racquet- ball also is .,a good place for sinclea to meet.'' Miss ftey added. She said she believes It will be bard for t.be .. social" tennis player to turn to r acquetball. "You get drenched and the fasb.Jon line hasn 't expanded. But 1 prefer to play in aborta." Mrs. Tucker agreed that · 'clothea horses" formats. Elementoftim· CAPRICORN (Dec. ing ls in your corner. 22·J an. 19): Much that SCORPIO <Oct. 23· occurs is "subdued." Nov. 21}: You may be Means if you npect bell• asked lO review, revise, and cllnga and clanp, to build on a more solid you'llbedisappointed. base. Key is to cooperate AQUARIUS (Jan. without abandoning prin· 20-Feb. 18): Friend.ship ciples. Yes, the money is may not be too solid. available and cash now Know it and don't llUz it will resume. with money. Tempera I received approz. lmately zso .leUer1 from readers who nggested the "well-known" code, "X·Y·Z," wblcb means, "Examine Your Zip· per." I had never beard tM pbrue before. When I wa• YCMlDI they used b•Uons. 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Save 253 during our custom drapery sale!· 253 off fabric .253 off lining 253 off labor 253 off instalf ation "They're worned that they won't bf' able to do it." she said. "l gel 1n the <'Ourt with them lo break their f<'ars." Only two of the women sllc has worked with said t fl ey didn't like the game. "But they weren't the athletic typ<','' Mrs. Tucker noted. ·'Th e big question always is, 'Will you still play tennis?' I'll play racquetball but I'll still enjoy the aoclal aspect of tennis. ln racquetball you don'tstop and talk.·• Tammy Ericksmoen of Coronadel Mar tried rac- flUetball because she ··wanted to get into ~om ethingl really loved. wUI not be happy with racquetball un\forms CshJJ'U and shorts> but • ~ sbe said 1he hopes the ~--.t' "Moi;l women view it as a c11C'l or a way to keep From C1 Champ She said if the big money does not come to ra<'quetb alJ, t houg h. she'll "get out her crying 1.owel." While Mrs. Sted.ing ap. pears to be a disciplined athlete who plays with ~se. she admits it does ta\ce work to be a winner. ··If you want to do ~omethlog bad enough you'll find the time to do ii," she asserted. .. If you •.aited unW you 1ot in tb.e mbod all the time Yt>u'd only play once in a blue moon . . ·'There have been dan l didn'l want to pl~ . .teo· n1s but I was always &lad l clld it.'' Mrs. Stedlnf wbo represents vittert S.,orts, said aht bun't ttSed golf yet but baa Plana to do eo one day. ;•t·n save that for my old ate It '1 too •low a game.:· game won't turn into a ....,, ......... ... .. Tennis is too depress- fasbJon parade. ''Besides. you couldn't play this game in a ten- nis dress." Beautiful Th. sHappen To~Girl. At any age you cen learn the secrets that heYe made the Powers girls world famous for ~ 50 years. In just a few short weeks, beaudful things cennawen to you. Call or come ln today for a complimentary analysis & program dlscuJsion. 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I 002 Gf!Mf'ol I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXICUTIVI HOME IRING YOUR SPYGLASS S<RORS: Ad••rllun GeMrol I 002 G"""'°' I 002 G~ol I 002 GeMf'OI 1002 GtMral 1002 2 STOltY.UACH Jt3Lf3n Ille ('nlry to ~uu i..c.-n l1v. room butlt·tn m1rro Countrv JI ylcd ktlcht.'n. Formul dining Wimftni: :.taus ltl ma:.ll·r ,u11e w11h Romun b.ith tub. Home tully ini.ulJI· t.-d ~·J 11963 ti7bi. 22 Point Loma Dr .. ope n house Sat/Sun/Mon . 1-5. Lovely, large SoQthport Model, distinctively dc-cO'rated. G Bdrms .. 4 12 baths. family rm .. bonus rm. Offered at $315,000 on fee land. thould cMck th.Ir ads • ••• • • • • • • • ••• ••••• • • • • ••• • • •• • •• • •• •• • ••• •••• • •• •• • • • • •• • ••••••••• •• ·······•·······•······· ...................... . daily ond .-.,ort •r· ~ lmmedlot.ty. The DAILY PILOT a swme1 liability for ti.. first lrt· c«ftd Insertion only. Publl1her's Hotice: NEWPORT HGTS. SI 24,900 Pre'>t11:1ou., l\1•wrnr1 lljilt" C orot•1 locJl1u11 Cu~ I o OI cf 1• ' 1 ~ n c tJ c.-harmcr 'Th1d,, plu'~ (' a r J) c I I 11 K I; I a s ! endosNi br11 k t rplt' Step !>.Jvcr i:ourmt"I k11t·hl!n Ln111ut• :.le~ doY.n maq<'r ,u1tc CX-hi:htful '")0(1 sll111glcd mnbll.'r bath !luge 1>epur:.tll' f,111111 ) rm . loo' I\ \\Ill h1• ~fln« tomorro\1. t.ill "''"' 752· liOlt ON" r r 9. ''', ,,", , "11 1 EAST BLUFF Hu11e home pr~st1i:e area. 1anta:.l1c \1ew. b;Jrgain pr1ct', 1111nl i:on- d 11100' Red C.irpet . i.~I 1:.>1rL POOL & LANAI ll\l,ECREST. :I ~drm fl"' ate home <.IWt"t bul l'ICh<' \Cl f';un II.'\~ Rd ~ ~"" D1e1w F'rt>l'"' .iy 31~'!'1 Bray Lane. CM. ~i9.450. 400£.17• FOR AU C.M. 11.w BIG FAMILY ,..,.,mo. u ',,. t "', [e'.IMI LATE NEWS Brand new ll~lln s. Absolutely elegant home m the origmal Bluffs for the buyer 1\.ho wants the ultimate & a '1ew lh..il goes on ((lrever. 3 Bedroom. 21 a bal h. Call 640-9900 OWN THE LAND & THE VIEW A truly gorgeous, modern 2 yr. old home with every feature you ever dreamed oC havmf{. Entertain your friends at lhe 2 wet bars. then seat them on the view deck ; they just may never leave. 3800 Sq. rt. $320,000 On fee land. A MUST SELL DUPLEX In Corona del Mar: attractive corner location. Price jus t dropped to $159,500. Leases expire m July. All real estate ad\·ert1sc>d in th.is new~paper 1!> ~ub Ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes H illrRal to adverl1:!>e .. any p r c>· ference. hmitat1on, or d1scnm1nat1on based on race. color. rehg1on. Sl'X. or n;it1011al ong111. or an intention to make any i.urh preference. hmlla· llon, or dtt>crimanauon · · [~IUlll\I . ~--- 8600 Sn FT St•"" tl11:-. 5 bcd1 m. :!.500 ,,. " ~ h !'.' bl If 2 STORY BLDG l>q 11 nrne m Ja:;t u Cho11:c Jocattnn. lar&t' 11\rar freeways. Prime yard with lbwa11an t·orncr location with bus tc>Jhoose Ju~t Sl57.000 .. top Zoned C ~ Ex· Call for appointment to VIEW MANSION OVER IA Y Tasteful Kings Road 4 bedroom that has a view that won•t quit! Beam ceil- ings. newer construction. charming kitchen (with an over the sink view of the Turning Bas in ) and an incredible a mount of storage area. This property h as room for a tennis court. Presented al $298,000 lEAST EXPENSIVE HOMEIH IRYINE TERRACE Clean & sharp 3 bdrm., 2 bath home on large lot, with tow lease. $139,500. By app't. This newspaper ~ 111 hul knowin~ly accept an~ advert1s 1n11 for real estate which 1s in \ 1ola lion of the law H<Klse1 for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ...•..•.•........•...•. Real Estate EASTSIDE COSTA MESA $69,900 On flUll!l tree hnc>d i.\rf'd l>ordrr1ni; prest1i:rnus Batk B.iy an·a. Sharp 3 l>edroom. I Mory "11 h enormou'> private backyard. For appoint· mcnt to inspN·t call 6-16-44i7. .Q.. K€Y GEP P.E:Al TOP.SIC RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN MEW LISTING 1 ell\'nl 10 schooh. cofllte. ~l'C etc Call now lor details Roy McCardle Realtor I 8 I 0 Newport Coda Mesa 548-7729 T'ril'ed lo sell. Ma.,.,I\ c '1ew of I rvmt• Htll<> 2 HH. t1rn. ~ B \ 1a~ll·lully ups:r,11h·d C;111 be ::.old fun11~ht·d <.111)1 lo pool SllJ!),~00 11n furnhhl'd ~CALLNOW :T/,. 832 -8800 r-----~ DONALD M . BIRD REAL ESTA TE AuocootH. RHhon MANAGER W AHTED BARGAIN Farrell & Co. Prop. 673-701 1 -Jbr. 2b:.t. covered encl AXER UPPER p.1110 . .'\ice cpls & drp!>. hu~l' corner lot <>nh 4 Bedroom. family room S">l.~IOO • neecb :;ome tcndl'r lo\ mg WlSTSIDE c<1n· Call ustoda' hvnlt' tn Co . .,IJ :\ll''J It • f'p.ind ing Heal 1-.... 1.1te c.-om p,1n' Opem'hr:: a new ot 111.:c tn Co.<ota :\lf•,a. l\lusl h.ive C'XpNll'nl'c Sal.try plus +. ,\II ;ipplll'al ion,. c.-onlldentlJI Apply tll \d 'o 869. Oa1ly Pilot < la:.:.1t1ed Atherttsmg, 330 W Bay St • Costa ~1e:.a, Ca\JL 92626. C-2 Corner Choice Newport Bl\ d location with 1ss· fron· tc1~c Building and por- U~IVUI: li()MI:§ REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East CoaSl Highway, Corona del Mar also 10 M<'sa Vt•1u1•. ot 546 5990 Gt"Mral 1002 GtMral 1002 .............•......... VA TERMS l'se your G I. Beneflls lri buv ttus 3 BNlroom home m lantastH: area' Hurrv ' Only Sti2.51JO Call R~d C.arpel, 7!>1·1202 ---- ....................... BIG FAMILY ROOM :.! 1 Br uruls w IJ\ t ) ards & :.c•p ~arai:t•::. Lo<':.tted 111 dc~1rahle e~sts1de loc.-a\lon pnced at a low Sil,!AJO Ctll 5~·<.'660 «;:SELECT T' PROPERTIES 6UMIT APARTMENT BUILDING HEWPORT SHORES r\ 3 bdrm d<.>corator·s de hChl ~tlh cht>f":. gourmt•t kllrhen. ~HARP' SHARP' \'our own pnvate rn3!>ll'r !\\11te and ,,.ecluded µ11t10 w ti h 1·11,tom 'un tlel·k llu11 y' ~lti2..'HJ CJl'f~ 11t o · P ~ H.'~' ro t f -.. , [~lfllltl NEWPORT OCEANFRONT SUMMER RENT AL. CdM Breathtaking view! Located over harbor entrance, every boat must go by the view window & deck. Watch the peninsula. Catalina & gorgeous sun- sets. 2 Bdrms., l bath, $1200 per month, June /Sept. 67J.4400 1-LUlB<>R 0 1-.isiOft of Hari»or lftv~d,,_..t Co. A r a r c o p po r t u n 11 v -~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <:ape Cod home on dou· = ble w1dl h Int. Exten!>I\ e· Iv rl'modl'led 3 Bl'drm:. and 2 bath:.. Curl up by the ftreplnc<.> :ind hsten tu thcocean' S'.!60.000. CFtMt"OI I 002' G"'"'°' I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t ion of lot currently --------- &>aut1ful Span1:.h style un1b. 6 blocks 10 ocean l'nme lnca\1on Priced .ii SIW.OllO For more tn· PETE BARRETT -REALTY- Lachenmyer Realtor Larq~ Family Ho.- 1 eased Call tor p.irt11:ul:ir:> ~~a .. ANYTIME CAPECOD CHARMER You \\'Ill lo\C lh1~ soltli L.1m1h horn,• \I r<Jfll l'. ,1..icua1, ti b1.>drnh. I.am,\. bonu.., rm. Own<'r mO\ IOI! 011t of area \\11'1 .,ell L.1 II Today_ Cann~ry Village Come on 1n .rnd I.ilk to u'> about )our rl'al es1.itr nct'<l~. We ha\ e J 'anl'1y· ol line llstmi:~ lormat10n tall 003-•Htii. 642·5200 [ij:1e&it1nr~--------\~k for L<'" hi1 6261 VIEWCOHDO Sra1·1ous 3 h!lrm Hlufl, SPANISH mudrl &-.111qtullv lcwat I HACIENDA c~I 11\erlookm~ tht• h,1v ..,parkhlll? :1 br. :l h:.t ;! , IJ<tt.1_11>. lt>rn:ial d11111u: " ,1rchetl entry & red I tie 1m ~lh.>.OW ~,,.. .q1pt. 1nnf lntc•ri<oi· uf thl)) to-'l'V. pleaM' c.111 homf' h.i;. been la\lhhh 1><ineled & purwr('d. This outstand1ni:: 01 teriJlg t:. "nly 5 yr~ olfl & pn l·c·d I vr qwck sale Sis.m. Call 7~1·31!H C. F. Colesworthv REALTORS 640-00fO FIRE MOUNT .AIH 1 , + at· re CUSTO:\I 3hr, ~t1;1. din rm, trpk, hrch~d t Ire; A 11 ups;rad~cl C:::SELECT T' PROPERTIES CHIHACOVE LOW DOWN 3 Rcdrm hou!>C ~ ~ unit'· I be<1rm earh Top f"oncll 11011' Pnm<' Lnn~ Hc.1t·h local ion Si600 l>ow11 CJp rate 'l.H': Call Inf appl "h1le they 1.,.,, 519-86.~. PUBLIC NOTICE!!! IA YSHORES EXCLUSIVE This home is in gated community 1 ": blk. from beach . The seller must move now. due to family. 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath, completely remodeled home. in s ide & out: freshly decorated, with new carpets. drapes. tile in baths & n ew exterior face lift. Submit all of· fers. $179.500 -Hurry!! 2792 CIRCLE OPEH SAT/SUM. l·S VIEW CONDO Spa$!ious 3 bdrm. Bluffs model. Beautifully located, overlooking the bay. 2112 Baths. formal dining rm. $165,000. For app't. to see, please call A CONvtNICNT SHOPf'INC ANO SlWIN() CUIO£ FOii THl La Cuesta Villa S73,500 EASTSIDE CHARM Ready now. O t H SJI .SUn. t 1•)(1 \ vn.·arto. 0<'f'.in:-idl'. -t33-.\l!IH. .tfl8·0788 :? adJaCC'nl ll'vcl and very h111ldable Int:. an secludl•d China Co\'c One with ..,mall hnu,t·. nnc vac·anl Chdnnl·I \ tt'w sr;:i.ooo t•,trh Ca II 1n:1 s:;;.o Price Reduced UPPER BAY C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER CALO.. THE GO Smart Trio! 9079 SIZES 1-18 r,,, 1Tf,,._;_ 11f~- Ullftpected tnd tlmtifull ft's tbe Ubri, trtllis*9 Wtlll I hrtclovs rose deafp "' us, cmlwoldtly •llM o...ts. top. Printed Pattttll 9079: Mims" Sirtt l 10, 12t It, 16i I&. Sill 12 (ktt 3t I t*'1I I I/ t ,.,._ 60": pants 2~ m ,s~: too l 3tl Ids-Transfer 111d. Send $1.2S b QCll 9'tttm. Md 35t '°' ~ Pttlet1' '°' fttst<fm ali'INll, ll•ndlina. ~- Mlrien Matt11'1 P.ttorn Oept. '42 Oeny Pllot 232 WHt 18th Sr .. Ntw York. NY 100t t . Print NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP. SIZE ind STYl.E HUMBEA. DI '" ... ... tt' 1•1 a ~ frlt't ktt MW ttr .. ... ,...,.,., ""- ~-ca."""' ..... .., frM ~lttn If ,.. ctltlcf. S..-Mwl f:..t t tlll .. SUS ...... Cntl•-, .. .... ,...... .. I .. ................... Button This Up! Aller ~II s911n1 s dms.up d11Ssinc. IN"tbt ''"t w~ '°" 11eed tS a cool. clean·cut casu1t to bfeeze lhru summtT. Stnpe up lllls coatdress In Mll'SUG!ler. Pnnled Patttfn 9117: Hall Sim IOI+. 12~. 1'\t 16'S, l&i+. 20~. s.zi 14'+ (buU m Wis 2 718 ydt. •S tnCll Selld $I.ZS for tlell pattern. Add ~ for tKI\ P'""°" IOI f1rt.Hlm ,iunarl. ll1ndlinc. s... 19: Mw an M"11" Pattern Dept. ••2 Delly Piiot 232 West 18th St, ~ York. NV 10011 Print NAME. ADDRESS, ZIP. SIZE and STYl.E NUMBER DI,., Utw lltw.tt pt t .,u.rt fttt 1 S111• t1t111 ft1 .. , ... rt1t-Wlllter Plttlf• Cltalel-clJ , ..... 1•'441"' "" ....,.. .. ,.., ..... , ... 711 ""'' , ... +Kitt .... ~Jt =....., Cr.rb lM ,....... ... _,. 111111l ............ .. :-;eat and hdy :l bedroom. OPEM SAT/SUH 1.s and den m n1rt" Costa ~\c,,a drea. This home 1968 SAN BRUNO ~hOw~ (':OCl't'llE'nt \':J re and Rlul ''· N IL :J h<1rmc; . 2 I'> ~11ua1r1I nn a \30" lot ht1\h..,: lg" m«\r. txlrm rncetl tor CjWl'k .. ale a\ h,1<; balcony. \\Cl bar Stlt.950. CALL.'.>!>+> :..~GU. nose to i;chools. tenn1~ VIEW-DELIGHT Charming :l bedroom. :? b:Jth home wtlh sweepm11. view. luxurious ma:-.tcr Getteral 1002 GeMral 1002 uppe r ;\'cwporl Bay I bedroom swte. soanni:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Ot>\trablP rrloJel with "p,1nhh Ille roof Fc.1t11reo; 3 fk•drm. 1.1m1· h· rm. ~ bath. '.! t.1r ~.1r,1ge :-.ice p.1110 and ,arrl Clo.;c to bt'JC'h. pJrk and other 1.ic.-1ht1es l'leJ'c phont' l•lr arldt 11onal into and .ippomt men\. • SELECT rnurt~ & pool. First t1ml' ottert"r!. S9K.500 1---------PROPERTI ES COST A MESA woodbeam cathedral beam ce1hni:s & much ~ more. ESLEY N 546-414' -Eao;l!i1de: 3 bdrms .. huf::I' OPEN HOUSE MONDAY I 0 am ... pm 8215 DHrfield Now Only SI 10,900 Call.644-7211 1\.YLOR CO. $43,900 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. GARAGE SALE ads 1n tM Uatly Pilatbnng hap, pv rec;ults. To plare your riraw1ni: c11 rd. phone ~~567!.!_oday~·~~~--1 Yes. 11 ·s sllll possible lo ~ct a roof ovtt your head for under S.10,00o' Convc· mcnt locatum for shop. Pl~&commun11:v pool & Jacuzi1 available loo! fk'l\fr check this out TODAY'&l6·ml SllK & flNrt SPAIUELS t X J B H M I D X A G 0 E S S R J A R K E R E E E K C 0 C L L E W E J S R R E S E N A A J B £ R I E T Y Y E T E t U G G F l 0 G V K 0 X B H A T Y S H l P X 8 S Y T H H 0 W N A L R I I H W 0 R H A U I T A X W S T R S 0 E T S I l R R H E V H Z W P H R C S l C T G E S T C A C Q S C 8 R E J L l T S 1 X l C L R H 0 l I Q G I E U A L E U l U K S C F N H T I K P I H R H R M l l K J E S R Q C R M A G G Y S E 8 E E E A X E V V 0 J l M V S E E U H HWWRPH J APCHWEWHHRSA C 0 C L A R E T A W H S 1 R 1 E W S W Jrutl\ICtiMt: -"" --, . ward, \19, ~ Ot cS ....... y. Find Md\ alld bO.a •I ill, ~ Cocker BrftUl\Y Amer1c•n Water : tl\llllber Engt1sh Codctr Irish Water Field Welsh Sprtngtr En911sh Toy Sussex Japanese Springer TOlllOrro.t: ~ws S@\\JllA-~~~s· v t< Tlttlf lnlrig11l11 g Word Gome wif/t o Cltuc~/• -.., ~ .... flO&&Mt----- 0 .................. ,.,. ...... .......... _.i,. ..................... I PAT Ill Ci: I . I I I C __ _ I lCLIV I r I I I' I HOP,(C} l I' I I •11e "'°'' ef1ec1r... "' •" _ • _ hlQhwty wf'ely 1lon1 11 °" rtwt ,--------.. C¥ rmrktd -. 1 ., t lOXH ER I .... ._•:1=:1 :1::· :1::1:: 0 ~ :-.... ~..:.-= -,...., ...... ,,_ ........ , .......... • ,.~~~s0®!W1\tllUS IN r r r r I' r I ·~=mftu I I I I I I I SCRAM-LITS Aeltwen fllt Ct•dfketlcMt HOO park·hke lot, beau111ul ~hadc trees. \Valk to \\ e <.t c t t f( c e n I c r & M.mners Park. Priced forqwck salc: Sti!l,950 ...__ --s ? ' I I DOH V. f"IUHkl.lX I RtALTOR \ Ja()( OIOll .....,. eo... ... -640·7000 r•a:WPORT CREST Stop in #3 Landfall Ct. Newport Beach Sal/Sun/Mon 1·5 V1!'w Ort' an from 3 decks. Tidy :rnRJ Ba ready now S\27 .500. Bayfront Prop, &12·5002 5-l5-2ZU 4 BDRMS • $352 MOHTHL Y PA YMTS Jog to beach. Huge li v rm. with crackling fireplace. Gourmet kttchen a nd • la r i::e bdrms Low assumable loan of ~13.500. Hurry! Ca 11 963-6167. ()PfN ,,. q. II s FUN ro et Nl(f. [e;ifflJl;I 8226 Foxhall 2 C II 0 I C E C 0 N • DO~llNJU!\1 S NEA R 1'HESEr\!' 3 n EDR00\1S. :?1, BA ·s Catalina Vu. S00.000 3 BEDROO:\I. 11, BA lireplac<'. &>9.900 HUNTINGTON BEACH S . Atlanl n. 1-:, Beach Coats & Wall.ice 962-4154 or call for appt. ask for Betty or Phyllis SHAHGRl-LA \'our own 9 whole golf r,....e. Spectacular \iiew. furn h ome for only $75.000. • Gala Propertiei; Margcrate Dubois 673 1068 EASTSIDE 4 bdrm. lge dining area, shade tr~es In back yard. cabinets in garage. near t1chools & shopping. Nice patio in back. lge lot &. located on quiet street . Prired for quick sale. 646·771\ Excluc;ive l..istini: ~ THE CHARM OF UDO ISLE ~ is exemplified in this lovely 3 bdrm H.El\LTORS since 1946 HUNTINGTON BEACH NEAR BEACH S65,500 .lusl :?' 2 mile bike ride to plus den home. Sunny south patio with flowers & statuary. Lge mstr s uite with huge private s undeck. Many lov- ely imprvmts. Via Lido Nord. $215,000. 211 I s .. Joaquin Hlns Road NEWPORT CENTER. M.I. 644-4910 1Ye3n. in area or more G t ex p e n s 1 v e h o m es oero I 002 GeMrOI I OOZ Completely redeC'orated ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • ••••••••••••• • inside & out. Private yard host<; sparkling, heated & filtered pool. Assume FHA l oan. Hurry call SGa-7788. Q. K€Y W1 ~E:ALTOf\sh •HORSES •KENMELS •STORAGE •OR?? A huge 82 5 x 336 A-1 lot w/3 br. 2 ba home 1n UP· per bay county area. S96.500 fordeta1l!I file~~!~~ llG CANYON GOLF COURSE Award winning Deane home. Spacious 4 bedroom (or 3 plus den or maid'~ 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 COLDWELi. IAHICH CO. 644-1766 2181 IA""°AQUIN HIUS .. o. IN NEWPOlln' Cl.NTIR BUILD UMITS · on this Jge R 2 lot of G....rel l002 GIMrel 1002 G .. 100.,1~-~--1 I I 000 . • •• • • • • •• • • ............ • • • •• •• • ••• ............. • .... , .. .......,.... 002 a most 12. sq. fl. C'o n •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lake up to 4 unit• ' w/Valiance. Easy access on 3 sides of this chok e macnab/f""na CE comer lot. Just listed. I WI Better take • look today! realty &M>-771J -..::..----110181 ILllKS ca. ~ Walker t; lee Reil F.4t1te OUlLOWlST PRICllN EASTILUFF Extra lneo t 11toey raml· ly hoaie on. qulet CUl·dO· aac In Eastbluff. 20 foot '8mlly room with massive rnck fireplace. Formal dlnlna room SJ S2,500. Call for eEcluslve .vlewin a. 67J-3S50 o-ifl\1111 9•11 S fUN IOlf Nlt'I• [B1llN - llG CMCYOM 114UTY-4Ul.OOO Stunning home -8 BR, game room + den & view. Designed for com· fortable indoor/outdoor entertain· ment flow. Designer innovations lhruout incl. stained glass skylite, pJantatfon shutters, wood paneling, floor-to-ceiling mirrors + wine racks in formal dining room. Much more' Paula Bailey 642-8235. (W-59) OVER 50 rEARs OF SERVICE FllOMI' ROW I Pl.AM IM THt! ••11uF,FS~· Bay View From Every Wandowt 3 Large Br 3 Ba Family Rm With Parquet Floor. Grand Courtyard Ent.ranee. Expanded Living le Dln· Ing Rooms. Gourmet Kitchen Superbly Decorated. The E Pian Everyone Has Been Waiting For! A "Joy Of Newport UsUn~f·. .. , ~ Dim 131-1181 -·-------,. .. l f Ho.Ms for Sale HouMil'orS* , ....... forS. (;.I OAILYPILOl luelday.May 3t. tlln ' ..................••..•..••.••..•••........... ·••·•·•··•···••······•· ~ -J • -£..-. c...L.. GIMf'al I 001 G••r.. I 002 GeMt'al I 002 Houses For 5* HcM.se1 For Sde Ho.Na'°" S-. HouMt For Sale> Houses For S~ Ho.in rv~ ~ •• ••••••••••.-• .. •••••••• ••••••••••• .. • .. ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• .. • ••••••••••••• .......... ••••••• •••• •••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••• ••••• • •••• ••••••• .. •••••••• • •• ••••• •••• -. • •• •• • •• • •• • ••••• ••••• • Ga .. rlt I 002 GeMrol I 002 G..erol I OOJ ~··--G......t IOO G......e too! JUST llSTm ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••·•••••••••••••·••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.-.. ••••••••••••u••-••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * OPEN HOUSES * L~ Raneheffe • SAT/S~. & MOM. l ·S 8£AU11fUL DOYER SffOl£S HOME Nearly !'~c~!~e:.tled A M'morable Memorial Thts spacious custom 4 bedroom bome amon1 11ant ouks only · , The day you decided to MAKE THE HAllOR YllW HOMES has large pool in private courtyard + 2w miles to the surf with • • MOVE... Views of Newport Center & park; many exquisite features. bu.~~r;11~:!1e+ cJ:!0 : • highlights this 2 .bdrm., dining rm.. * L.Shaped home designed to encom· family rm home de • • TO THe OCIAMROMT Brand new 4 den, pool & jacuzzi home •.. gre.at OUl· pass the enchanting views of Fashion &&ned to maxlmh:o the bdnn.homeonprimePeninsulaloca-door area geared for your en-Island, Back Bay, Spyglass and panoramic, hilly tlon nr. the Point. Mstr. bdrm. with joyment ... see it, it's Jor you. $154,900. Eastbluff. ranchland view. Also s · d · f I 8 N _. HU'-Dr East wi car covered parking + luxurious ress ing rm., rp c.: l 12 ewpoa "' • · * Electric entry gate · tb control roomforcampers.boats. shingled exterior. OPEN SUN. 1·5. throu gh 2·way inter-com which is etc. The corr•l can liC· 1313 E. BALBOA. $295,000 NAllOlt VIEW HOMIS tbruout home. also with A.M/FM. commodat• as many MfCI llDUCTIOM $5,000 * Separate 600 sq.ft. bonus :room or hor~ as you could ever · TO TMI IACK IAY From the sweeping -circular drive lo the sparkling pooJ. thls 4 BR. Baycrest home is a jewel. Expensively appointed thruout with custom wallpapers & carpets. Lge. fa mily rm. & formal dining rm. perf eel background for all entertain- ing needs. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1628 SANTIAGO. $247,000 TO THE '841MSULA To meet the needs of the large family, this 4 BR. home + 2 maid's rooms, is spread over 3 lots. Huge family rm., even a theatre! 4 Car garage +guest parking. $375,000. t[TO THE HEIGHTS Charming 3 BR home 1 • on quiet street. Beautiful kitchen & I family rm. Vacant & ready for YOU! -OPEN SAT . 1·5 1410 LENWOOD. $119,500 DAV?DSON IEALTT 5801 W Coast Hwy N 6 645 · 7575 )I 16 Newport Blvd N B 673· 9060 I 1002fi1Mrel 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• [;stt.J3!ef' 644~1133. reulr" ANYTIME * SPECIAL LEASES * GREENBELT, Trina. hcautifully furn. 3 Bdrms .. 211:! ba. S850 Mo. Open Sun. 1·5. 2622 Vista Grande IH~:\UTIFUL 3 bdrm .. smgle lt:vt'I , furnished $550 View from den & bdrm. of this maid's quarters built over 3 car wa~;~~~~~R~~~e. tremendously upgraded 2 bdnn .• din· garage provides private living area. $220,000 ing rm. & den bome ... see th~ lovely • Living room, brick fireplace encom· Call 644-7211 gardens & s uperb con_dition of t~is out· passes one wall. standing home Ceaturmg extensive lm· • Adult private wing where you can ported tile. patio areas, security watch the sunrises from Jarae master system, etc. Owner leaving . area & bedroom. a nxious to sell! 1937 Port Cardigan. *Sunken mast er bathtub with skyllte L90 ISLl-229 VIA GIMOA 2 Bdnm .. dinin& 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 spacious. charming patio ... exciting Lido s hopping & restaurants within walking distance. • $205,000. Q: Orange Coast Q: 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del M1r REAL ESTATE 644·4148 Ge .. NI 1002 G.....-al 1002 .............................................. NORTH BAYFRONT Two separate houses, both with bay views. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath and 2 bedroom. & 1 bath plus a double garage. S295;-000 LAGUNA OCEANYIEW and planters. • Family room with hardwood par• quet floor has access to swimming pool. Wet bar and refrigerator In· eluded. •Children's wing, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath with special laundry room adjacent. • Private beaches. OflFl!Rl!D AT: UIS.000. SPYGLASS IARGAIN . Sharp, ready to move-into, S bedroom home. Owner is very anxious. Popular Portsmouth model. Priced at only, , $209,950. OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING CAMIO HIGHLAMDS -4 bedroom, move-in condition, beautifal carpets & drapes View. Popular model. $165,000. 4615 Cortland, Corona del Mar; Open House Sat/SUn 1·5. HAUOI YllW -popular tri·level home with 4 bedrooms. pro(essionally landscaped and highly upgraded with nice view. $211,000. 2215 Port Harwick Place, Newport Beach: Ope.n House Sunday 1-S. •For additional information on these and other hom~ please call. ' .. 675-3411 LUS K~ RF .\LT 't'° u Julr11 !> I" ,1, ,\ S. ·:: <. · ,;. 5i I 5i E. Coo~t Hwy Corona di'! M 11r /Jn "HG!L i\1\11 [ y & I\ ~~llll I\ I f 5 MOVING ON The owner& uperaded this home in many wa)'Sl-tlew wallpaper new carpets. n e w drapes, new paint. new ~wax floor e<>verines. 'Ibey had planned to stay a lifetime In this lovely home. but find it ls time to move on. You can take advaataae of their hard work io this sharp 4 bedrm. Mesa del Mar home. 64°'"6161 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. VILLA PARK CUSTOM HOMES Two presUce CIUSl Om built homu ln exclusive area. * HOUSES OPEN * FOil YOUI tHSHCTIOM Sount COltOMA .,B. MAl Ocean view & a (ew steps to Corona Beach; over 4000 ft. or custom quality. 3 Bdrms., 3 bcaths, formal dinine rm .. family rm. or game rm. with wet bar, refrig. & frplc. All roo~ are lar1e, with beautiful paneling used tasteful· ly. 3 Car Rarage & 3-story modem elevator. $330,000. See Mrs. Metcalf Mon. 1-s. 214 Poppy. <Park at Hazel Dr. entrance) MIW IAYFROHT 2 IDRM. Luxurious 2S50 ft., 2 bdrm. & lge. den condo. Beautifully decorated, docka1e avail. for large boat. Key.lot, 2 car basement garage w ith security access to elevator. $990 Monthly or will offer purchase/option $239.500.• Jmmedlate occupancy avail. Open Mon. 1.S. 621 Lido Park Dr., C-2. ILUffS PLAZA_.,1.500 New listing! 2 Bdrm. condo, mint con· · dltion, with one of the best greenbelt views. $240 Yearly land lease is excep- tionally low. Open daily 1·5. 2311 Vista Huerta. 759-0811 •SO NEWflOAT CENTER DRIVE 169-081 t •••;al 1002 G1Mral IOOZ .............................................. REALTORS '7Wlll OPEN HOUSE r. ! \ varietv of leases from $4.50 to $850 Beautiful mountain side 4 bedroom, family room, clining 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 --------- 1002Gw .... 1002 '• Acre Estate Lot. Sin&te le'fel, 5 Bdrm. fa m rm. lae aame rm. 3 ba. covr'd patios. 3650 sq ft. Numerous features. S239,SOO. &Jn 1-5 at !0'721 Adams a~le. Ask for Nancy. '731·1522 PllOMOMTORY .IAY -~ IXCLUSIY! WATllFIOMT HOMI - Several prime Bluffs units for sale from $115,000 -Up CALL 644-11 ll FOR DETAILS Getterol 1002,Ciwrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: IDBll ILllNS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPEH SUH & MOH 1-5 ('#E.EK DAYj BY APP01NTM(NT) 2021 POlfT IRISTOL CIRCLE H~rbor View Homes. Reduced To $159.900! Char m ing 2 Stor y Portofino Model In An Executive Neighborhood or Prestage Homes 3 Large Bedroom:-2112 Ba F amtly Room Separatt• D1n1ng Room. Large Pat10. Well Landscaped Pool- s1ze Yard. Owners Have Purchased Another Anxwus ' # I 0 CRIST c1•cu Corona clel M ar Can ... ·on CrC'~t Estat~ Area. Lovctv End Unit E P lan Townhouse w :! Spacious Bedrooms. 21,1-.r Buth~. 2 Fireplac~ -One in The Master Bedroom, 3 Patios. l\u1lt·m \II Elec·tric Kitchen Beautifully Carpeted & Draped Near Pool & J acuzzi $118.fltlO 1706 f'OaT ASHLEY 'UC! Harbor View Homes. Cha rming Single Level "Monaco'' Model. 2 Bedrooms Convertlble Den, Mstr Suite With l~ Ft Wardrobe. Professionally Decor ated. Highly Up~raded Van Luit Wallpaper, Del Piso Tilt>, Used Brick Entry All . Electric Kitc h en. Patio, Blue Champagne Pool. $148,500 New Low Price! Open Sunday l ·S FREHCH REGINCY In Prestigiou s Dov e r Shores With Exciting Bay View from Terrace. Luxurious J. Story Home By Ivan Welts. Living Room With Marble Fireplace And An Air Of Friendly Charm That Radiates Hospitality. Huge Garden Courtyard Entry _With Electric Gate 4 Large Sedrooms 3~ Ba Family Room, Wet Bar. Gracious Formal Dining Room. All Dectrlc Kitchen Large Lot. Many Extras $285,000 Including the Land DOV9l SHOltlS -IXCrnM9 V'llWt Exquisite Pustom Jlu11t l Story S Bedroom Home. Dram~tic En· trance Out.standin* Family Room Overlookin.g Patao & Gardens. Formal Old-World Elegance. Spacious Open :"<eelini. Extensive Use Of Marble, Crystal & Imp0rted Wall coverings. SHOWN BY AP· POINTMENT *2at,OOO . 631·1• J JACOBS REALTY ~ 675-6670 2-919 Nfltport ll•d. ~ 30th MEW BAYFROMT - 2 BR. Luxurious Lido Pe ninsula 2 bdrm. & family rm. townhouse (2500 sq. ft. of living space). Dockage avail. for large boat. 2 car basement garage with security access. $990 Monthly, ':flth leasei option at S239,500. Immediate OCCup&DCy. 759 .. 0111 ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realtg 'EACf. SOLACE & SA'ftWAC'ftOM can be yours tbls busy holiday when you view this exclusive Dover Shores 4 BR + f amity room home. 3 baths. 2 spacious patios & 3-<:ar garage. Expaolive view of Upper Bay, Bird Sanctuary & backdrop of mountains. Formal dining, living room , master BR & step.down bath have views across &rassy terrace. Use of private beaches & play· grounds. Exce ptionally priced to sell at $226,000 incl. land. Quick escrow possible. onM MOM l..S PM. Z IO' SAMnA&O DIJYL CW-54) II*" a llAUTlfUL .. CANYON MOt ii! Tbe sun sbihes 1n on this stunning VersaUles w /formal garden courtyard, towering entry. spacious living room w/marble fireplace & wet bar 4 BRs, 4~ baths, ~mmy d en w direplace, citcul~<ten kitchen, dineUe & el~ ap. pointed master suite. Le. pool, jacuzzi & striking view! 1329.SOO fee. Marjorie Mahon 6«·6200. <W&> MOUMTNM a WI YllW A reatly SlnaS~g "Woodside .. home ln Arbor ia1te. Near boat hoUse, the.rapeutlc pool & lake. s BRs, famllY to<>.111, dining galleria + den com~c a llely home m a s_pectal loc,tion. 149,500. BW Hutc.bings 752·141'. ·56) I .............................................. PENINSULA home. Comfortable family home a few steps from the beach. 4 BdrD)s •• 3 baths. $195,000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes with pier & float from $.185,000 up. BA YFRONT, pier & noat. lots $250,000 to ~.ooo, to build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from. Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR ·1.11 B11y~1d" Drtv•'· NB 675 6161 I 002 GeNt'al TRIPLEX Cotta Mesa's Finest. Priced to sett on fee land. This Giie won't last. 646-3928 or 673-4ST7 Lachenmyer Rodi tor 1002 THE REAL ESTATERS . Panoramic View Lot. single teveL s Bdrm & convert den. ram,..~ din· ~rm. Lush lanQltcap'g w/yard fenced for pool. S24S,OOO. ShoWo by appt only. 11822 ·Ridgeview Clrcle. Aik for Miko. 'l31.-1S22 Western Pacific Properties Mt11tsY Trwsfer FOR~ESSALE Ms sell this beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 bath Costa Mesa laome. Gourmet kitchen. compl wlbutclwlr block counter tops, & continuous clean· ing oven. Sculptured sbaa c:rpts. lleavy shake root Larae Yard. Hurry priced onl.1 mooo. cau a..Sl80 .. ~~~HERITAGE . . REALTORS 5pedam 4 ....... ..., ....... ....... ... .... c ................ -~ 91d1dc_,._.. • ..,... .... ~ try. Mew pMr ... llp to GCCJUJ ad•• e ~ .............. Wt. 645 ..,... am.. ... °"" Salu*"f/S•Nr M. IY APPOIMne« · CAM&O HIGNLAMDS -"IT SPAmU--I.ft bl•IM cOIMIHaa. 3 ._.,, .. ._ • In c•otce locatl••· PrlY6te M•c.. •. $1 &Z,500. AppcAll=-t .,,,. UDO IASIM -SOPHlmcATED U.... -oM 1NEIAY"-ladt"'93•1•1••• 2 wl • dM cOllda•hn. S.C.fly ..ca ,.+tacy. ,..,. _. slip en....._ AppDiat• ....... orly. $250,000. --AMAHBM HILLS -MEAi MEW -4 ••aa• la..lcl ca.,.hltly * COllCl- tfOHd. '"'a+cl c_,,m md ...._ pool .... pd.~ ........ Oftly. $102.000. -ORAMGI PAIK ACIES -COUMftY ,. LIVIMC'i AT ITS FIHEST -0. acre ...... zowl for llorles. 3 ........ 2 ....... a.- try ...... -large clli9g ...... ...... stall cmd faatd corntiL Fnil!:!r'fel. w.t see ttlh a.e of a kind Home offjJllllll. ~ for• Gpp a••ll-t. -COSTA MESA..:,,_, ll1•1a• .._ n. MCWed Dal Cerro .................. . $12,450. Cdl for~ appal ..... . ~ -, ---- HEWUSTIHG Attractive 2 + famll.r on large R-2 Jot; close to Lido sboppina. $95.000 lnctudir\I tbe land! ~~~--~~~ ~~~~~~~~6TJ.ae&1 6'73-8086Eves -COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS G•wual .............................................. IACICIAYC~ Slf.500 M.w ... _. ..... Cl loe ...... ~ .... to• Woedly CllMI adlllect.r•t ........ 3 ... Cad W... '°' c... .... & Ill •hll•d-......... IEAUTIRJL OM THE WA,_ WITH IOAT DOCk $265.000 co.,t ... , r9d8ccwahd ........ with loa.b of taMk floorMg. w.,... _, _. ty. J ..... -.... wfttt ....... ~ ,.... ................ ...., ........ ,_ _. cow"ed ,...._ P.tr yo9' a...t •IU ........ WATERFRONT .HOMES . ' associated 2515 E. Co..t Hwy .. Corona .. Mer 675·5511 l} Q (I~ J V ':, IJ f '' L r ( f 11 ~ ~ : I\ II• I 1 ~ • ~ " • GH1r.. 1002,G....-d IOOZ --------1 ............................................ . NORTH IAYFROMT 2 Separate bouus both W/bay views. 3 ~R. 2 BA. &2 Bil & 1 BA plus a dou- ble 'c&I 1295.000. JA SR_EALTY 675-6670 MARLIORO COUMTRY A MUST SILL opPLIX In Corona del Mar; attractive comer location. Price just dropped to $159,500. Leases expire in July. 673-4400 Classic Colonial 2 i;tory home oo i., acrt!. Quiet CIOUOtry setting in Villa Park .Uh barn. corral, " ridini ring, fruit t..-e1. . Dl•lsl• of...._.~,., CO. · I ri pl~ gar a g ~ and ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!! worlclhop. SpaeJoua 3 bdrm.,abltb.b\ltefami· .... .., 1002 .... ,.. · 1002 1J room. formal dloina. • ............. ._.. ... , ••-M•••••H• • .. ., .. coun.trr kitchen • 2 flrep acea. Open Sat/Suo/Mon l·S. can ror detail.a. lt0-1151 -~ ,_ HERITAGE . • IH.ALlOHS BACK BAY ~U\e.rll COloulil home with ovtr 2'~ is~uare f~ cf h&llV?10\IJ llY1na. •u11 soo. R•4 Carpet, •~1* ILUPFS-alHGLE LIVa Hard to find Bonita plan. Recently redecorated. cbeerful 3 bedroom encl unit. Excellent Joc11tlon. gracious amenities or the original Bluffs. $145.ooo • _Tu_.-t _ _.ar ..... _M_ey..._3_1,,_. _1s_1_1 _________ DAl_L_Y_Pt_L_O_T _ __.;c;...5~ ,~.~.~ •••••••• ~.~~-·-··· ~.~~....... { '° HotdH For ScN HCMtMS Fol-ScN eoro.a *I M• I 022 C.-0.. .. Mw I 022 Cor.ta Mee I 014 Coate Mine I 024 Hol.wt Fot-5* HcMnft hr 5* Honea For S4M .......................................................................................................... ~········ ........................................................................................... . ~: GtMral I 002 G••r• I 001 • • n a FT Woodsy Ii WCMtdtrlul fountaite Valley I 014 Hw1t1t9 .. leodl I 040 I 04 4 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ......................... Condu. In conv~ntent A Real ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••• .. ••••• t . " OH WOW! IS THIS A llAUT! Beautiful, quiet cot:ner lot in a well maintain e d neighborhood. 1m· maculate 3 bedroom home loaded with decorator touches that create Jasting charm. Lattice covered brick patio and a sparkling free form pool. Oh wow! Convenient Westcliff location oear schools and stores. Reduced to $146,000. It's a beaut! Open after 3 daily at 1228 Sussex. Drop on over. U~IVUI: fi()MI:§ REAL TORS". 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mdr ., dlso tn Mesa VerdP. dt 546·&990 1002 G....,.ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-:~J .l<Y N 1\.YLOR CO 1n :ALT0Hs s1 1H·1· tH4 DOYER SHORES-$365,000 Luxurious near-new 2·story custom home with view of beautiful white beach & water. Meticulously main· tained. Dbl door courtyd leads to private world of elegance. Terrazzo entry to lge DR & FR w/sunken wet bar. Huge mstr suite & ~arden bath, 3 other spac. bdrms each w/pvt bath. Lge plush pwd rm. 3-Car garage. 21 I I San Jooquift Hilb Rood NEWPORT CEHTER, H.I. 644-49 I 0 G.-ral I OO~eMt"QI 1002 ·••···•····················•·················· I I HARBOR VIEW Popular tri level h oml• "'ti h l bdrm'.'>. µr·otes~1onally landsca1wd ;.1nd h1 );!hly up~radl·cl with n H't' \-tew. Offered at S21 l.OOU suhm1t. cae: 110111 ILllRS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE YOUR CHOICE OF 4 "BLUFFS MODELS .. • OPEN SUH & MOM l·S (WEEK OAY<l !W APPOIN1M HJfl lt71 VISTA CAUDAL 001LUffS- Prime Front Row "E Plan'' With Wat er View From Everv Window THE E PI.AN F.VERYONE HAS BEEN WAITING 1-'0R' '' :1 LarJ,tl' Bedrooms :J BJth:-. Famth Room With Parqul'l Floorin)t (;rand Courtyard Entran<'t' W1th E, .. tensive U::.~ of Wrought Iron. Ex· panded Living & Dinmg Rooms Providing Inside Observation Areas. Gourmet Kitcfien With Mex· ican Tile F1ooring le Tiie Counters. Superbly Decorated. Hi ghly 1Jp- graded. Lis ting ••By Joy of Newport••. 2444 VISTA NOii.ft> -.&.Ufff'" Mucb·in-demaad Carmelita (C Plan) Townhouse In The Newer Bluffs -An Executive Area Of Prestige Homes Highly Upgraded, Beautifully Landscaped, Adjacent To & Overlooking Pool & Cabana. Master Suite & Family Room Up - Or Could Be 2 Master Sultes + Separate Suite Down. Custom Bar. Shutt.ers. Drapes, Mirrored Doors. Van Luit Wallpaper And .Man y More Amenities $174.,500. 2927,_,.. IM THI -.......S'" Dramatic Townhouse In A Park· like Neigbborbood Of PresUge Domes PUpular End Unit Trl·Level .. R PJan•With View. Gated Court Yard !:Dtr1 Wood·Pettged F1ocJrs. Entry Hall & Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms. Den, Built-in Wet Bar. 2~ Baths. AU Electric Kitchea Formal Din· Ing Room, Patio Jmmacnlate Throughout $162,500. Open Sunday 1.s. 405 YIST• IOMA -..UffS• For Lease In A Choice Location. Convenient To Schools & Shops. Lovely 2 Story "W Plantt Townhouse. 4 Bedrooms or 3 Plus Den 2\4.a ·Baths. Lorge Patio. Beautifully Carpeted & Draped. Of- rered At $550 Per Mo. OPEN SAT & Mon 1.S llt DCn'a DllYI 631-1800 .... EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES Costa l\fcu loc1111t>n Creara Puff Fountain lfYou•n~w• Prolesslooally decorated y ..___--& Ho In select tt•Kturt•:J It col i\fu11t see this Provmc1JI V II Otrir-~ ... SPARKLING ...1s the word for tht..> sharp 2 BR i;tarter homo w/crystal blue pool. f:n· joy tho warm cozy feel ina of th~ wood paneled llvtni; room w /1t 's crackltnQ frplc. Won'L la:st 111 $74,500. Zlt MlffdrdDr. ors. For adulls only. Pool styll'CJ 3 ~dl'OOll'I Two G ey tho tpiaciou~nctul you've 0,.. ..... Sat, s. • MOii 1·5 Ocean & canyon view, redecorated. 3Br. family rm & pol>l. Master bedroom w/fantastic sitting room & frplc. many xtras. Principals only' fm·placos. e11tlll~ llrt'U. Xtras! Xtras! .been looklna ror abounds ' & recreation fllcilitu~i. fomJly room & covered Too many to mention! In this 4Hr. 38a home de· ~4·~ T 11., 1»1tio. t.11 .... h tree!'.. wnn't lmrnoc & beautlfully uri· signed to accommod••tc A RFRON llOJ\ ·.s laht. Slfj,04~•. fiKR. 1·.111 i.:rnllctJ 3br. l~ba + all the Co mllit:s ac. 631-1400 ...w 172\J IJOl rin ~covered patlo 1tv1tiu. Huie happy AXER UPPER WITH POOL l'ool Tbl & J11lo.e Box 111l'1. family rm, formal IJvina TAIBILL ~n.500 & dining rmi.. Sweeping Owner agent ~15 000 675·5250 or 675 139fi "#I laCallfonJo" _.SPSS P?'ll:OtJCt(tAPPAP0 PPPPPPPP?AAPlll '-.:~ p11111t ant! ca111ct All it takes i:. a httle 1m ag1nat1on · & ~ ork J ntl I 002. Cotta Mes• 1024 you'll have a bt•Jul1lul MESA VERDE pooi hom~. Hui r}. ...111 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~- Country Cutie Lovely ranch style 3 bedroom home Zoned for horses l\lloo a 2 room bunk house. Call 546.4141 ro~:s:~EST PACESETTER Prime Eastside Cost a ONTHEPLATEAU Meba. Towerrng treca! 3 BR. 2 Ba + formal dan Curved drive. Rustic hv· 1ng room or lam-rm. ang room hosls cathedral ••c-..o-~ !'>1ost desirable loc .• qwet ce1lmg + massive bnck --------•I cuJ-de-sac fireplace. Sunny eaUey 1696 Manorca Pl, CM. kit c hen-with nook! 9U41MT OPE.t..IHOUSE Cozy den. Hideaway SPECl .... LHOME ..,... mat;ter s uite. Giant "" Sat&Sunl-4PM ca11rormu "Pro1w11y circular stau-case from 1-:i..·hanJ!i' R }'. 'i>l'ctat•ular master suite 963 6739 557 76:!0 w 1 s <' c I u de d parent retreat Spacious 3 car HilntiftCJlon e.ach I 040 garage, sparkling swim· ••••••••••••••••••••••• nun~ pool & many more featur<"I> Call now N~wpor+ c ~nter Rea lty. Inc 6 40 I 8 I 2 t 70 Mpt C l1 Or \f I I 0 GRIEHTlll Greul family home, 4 ~ $95,500 l>cdroom. ~ bath. new Shancrestl..Mu Pr 1 an e l o ca t Io 11 • dishwasher. garbage dis· ._., P r of e s i. a o n a I I Y posal. gas range & oven. 146-5573 landscaped ground!>. Only S72.900. __________ 1 Tluck, plush carpeting. Co ..... DO I STORY Brick Fireplace t s " enhanced by natural 3 Bedroo m . 2 bath wood bookshelves. HU&e Manner·s Cove. Near s unklssed country beach Pool. J&Cuu i & kitchen. Second story tennis. ~.900. hosts secluded masler PA'ITl WALKER wing + 3 more quten sparlt.hng blue pool with Older 2 bedrm home 1n slide, board & dressing Newport Heights area ot '~~~~;;~~~~~' rooms loo! Separate C.l\1. on HUGE Lot. Nt•at family borne with poten guest Cac1llties with tial for additional unit in k1tchcne1te! Easy c<1re rear. Owner amiy u~sist y ard. J ust S98 ·500! in 'financing. For your '~~= ~ 546-4871 REALTY INC. 714/846--1371 REALTY 842·1418 s.ited bedrms. Beaut1lul latticed covered patio 1s IYOWMER here too! Call fast, LANDMARK 4 BR. 2'2 752·1700. BALBOA ISLAND BY OWNER Duµlcx gu est Room. Sl-15,000. firm. 675·2855 days, or 645·5744 even· ing.s LOS ALAMITOS :? m1 trom rJce track. Charming older ranch. .\lmost 1 uc. Barns. stalls. h~hts, ex.ere l""' area 4 Br, tum rm. 2ti 1ru1t be.i ring t rt>es. Ranch 1n the C'lty. •Stan· ton addrc;,i-. 1 ORAMGE PK ACRES Overlook-; golf rnur ... e. l 6 a cre., ltanch tor I horol.ir••d-... ~t .1II1on barn. t!\Crl'l'l' ring. pa.slure. p.idt.kwk .... JBr home '~ pool. l .1hdna. 2 11fftN.·" ff.i' \Hiit" off\. Rcautdul lfll 111 .111 nr Hurry~au now 646·7171 OPrN 11t0•11s11.#'HOHt""''' personal inspection call Century 21 Surf Mesa Verde East BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE Walk out the door & 979·1050 536-7542 NEW CONDO End units/2 Br. :n~ Ba. beam ce1lgs, ceramic u le, 2 fplc's. Pool & spa. S69,500. Prine Qnly, bis-4912 Bkr. lmmed. Poneuion 3 HR. 1600 sq. r1. bltn,, bnck frplc. 2 car gara~e. -.h:ike rool. new crpts 6; d.rps thru-0ut m color ot your choice. a n oul:.tano 1ng buy a t S87,500 CURTIS R. E. 962·2458 you're on the green . This •--------•! beaut. cstm. home has 4 HARDWOOD bdrms or 3 + den + buge playrm w/w e t ba r . Walnut eabinet s an kitchen. rrml dm rm. Pool sized patio. Hurry to see this one! 54S·9491 ~ Walker & Lee Real F.atate I HOPE YOU'RE HARD TO PLEASE ... because you'll ap· preciate this immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, 2car garage, all tluJltins. witb large open beam family room. Call 540-3666 Wf1ela11 HARDTOFIMD Popular Mesa Verde model with 3 oversned bdrms .. family room, large den with wet bar. Big formal living room with fireplace. Upgraded thruout. Hurry, pnccd al only 578,900. Call: 540-1151 ~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS _____________ , Wanted to buy· 5 Br FLOORS 4 BR, lge cov·d patio. Hurry & pick ext. color. Or you paint & save! S63.000. M1chaeL 673·1166 HOUSE IEAUTIFUL Everylhins a l'amily ~for carefree livmi: 2 Sty, 4 br. fam rm & pool. 2600 ~q 11. To sec l'Jll Surfl1ne Realty liJrbara 5 IS-44a3 or L,1rr,i. 548-00tlO . FOR SALE w/Fam, OR, lat lp,1i.t ;i br, 1'14 b;i, fJm1ly rm, 3.000 sq.It.> 1n J\le-.a formaldinini:rmoncul· Verde or Nwpt Heh 1., de-sac lot. Pncecl at only msg, 752-8777 \'.!O·l, or ~7.WO. :'>lov1' in rondi· 557-743..5 Prine. onl~. tmn Call 8-it>-:i...'lJfi or eves JOG TO THE Bl-.: \CH ••Iii tll)!).'i t•haractt!r, ho1h '.!Hr -.-• ba. 3 car garage. near OPfN 111o·"s111N rov1 Mn• ~=£:~~~::·: .. ~ !•BIUI Hunti!W)ton HariM>ur I 04 2 IEAUTIRIL H.B. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• CULVERDALI: TRINIDAD ISLAND A most beaut1Cuf o1 PRIME New 48r. 31 ~&. 3 car bedroom home m one ot garage, avail 1mmed, the m~t desirable ared,. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. utili~y owner 5J6.2l74 of lrvme. Outstandm~ 1oom. enclosed patio ---------• curb appeal. Real pr1d<' with bwltrn BBQ. Great lr'YiM f 044 of ownership and only Huntington Beach loca· •••••••••••·--••••••• asking S8'1.SOO. Call lo tton. Open house sat & TURTLEROCK see Sun l·S PM. ~02 Dunn. Only S67,900. CALL 898·7855 WHALE N REAL ESTATE. Plan J. By owner. 3 Br. 2 ba. fam rm. Open house Sat.Sun & Mon 11-S. By S&S--R-es-a-le_S_pe_c_i-al-1s-t-s.-3-.1 ~~_014! 116 •2 0 O 4 or S bdrm models avail. some w/pools. 968·4602 Pennington P roperties Decorotive Rair I!> evident in this im 1tmg 3l:Jr ~ Ba home. Decorat <•d by the ar11st·owner with many mterestm g detail<.. Crack lin g 11re1llnt't>. walls of m1r rors, enclosed patio & lw.h landscaping set th1~ masterpiece aparl from ' other homes . O nl ~ ~. 750. Ca II now "on\ I last. LARGEST Here 1t ,,., • A Deerfield RAH CH REAL TY Plan S Wllh 4 bedrooms. ramily room. di11111gl ____ s_s_1._2_0_0_0 __ _ room Jnd breakfast nook. I ll1?hly upgraded BEAUTIFUL thro11)thout. You must TURTLEROCK! i.ec-tht~ one to believe 11 ! tit:.'9.!llJO. <.;all tor appt. ·I bdrms. f:lm rm. din rm lt;ilian tilt.! entry. new crpt. tiled rear patio. frwt trc~s. Everything hii.thly up~raded. Thi~ very df.'s1rable home will sell qwckly. Don't wait. call now. 5-15·9491 ~ Walker & lee REAL ESTATE 2 umqut> hou""'· lot... "'I VILLA ASSOC :!::.toragerm-,. wlk hh •·hli ~<'r 185,Jle'>mcu Redty I I RAHCH REALTY 551-2000 Real F.8tate br·a~t ~r fr'"'' Open 192.'> Lanai Dr. !iHr. lmlry rm. tnplt· ~Jr.I 't' Broker-Realtor 7 oll1ce:.· ~ Shoncnst ~150.ooo. \tu..,t s•··· 111 ·tfl Dona Point I 026 846-557 3 VIEW + SPA , & .,110pptnJ.!. ""pl I h:hl . pree.646-JS\7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE COLONY Spar1ou1:> & warm 3 Bf!t I xlnt .-ountrv clh loc. .\•l an} \lr.t s ------, 0 v· UPGRAD ED Pacd1c lmmaculate3 8H.2Ba. D · CJ II I 'hns lot tl1•1,J11, 9CRl·fi72+\ -\~nt Corono~IMar 10221 •••....•...•........... BY OWNER Sp) .:la<;., lltll S:?i 5 OIHt :, Br 3 B.1 \'1l'\\ llarl>tir View Hill,., :;usu )tw1 1 Br 2 lla, V ll'W fi Ill :!!llll 1Quahfll.~ Iluyt'rs Only) -- OCH VU HIDEAWAY Ba<'hC'lororart1~t -.:! BR, 2 BA w iotd Crl~1 charm, steps trom Lillie Corona. Huge lot w/room to bwld view studio OJ' ~ Try $15.000down. HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 675-4392 OPEN HOUSE Sat.Sun .... Oft 12-6 220 Jasmine. CdM tf2 11kto0ceaa Complf'lt•ly r.-mod~hrd Oil .m OVt'r<ltt'\f lot \ sma.-;hml'? 4 UH pJu, tfc·n pltr. tormlll cltnm). r111 ... j hu1.w 1,1mtl\ room with 1 open beum::.. nuturJI "'<lOd tf'JCtur~~ .ind O<"e..tn 5"8 8614/:HO 2Utk EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 3 Bedroom, 2 bath on tree \med street. L800 sq. fl. New carpet, super :.harp. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 PM. 235 Albert Street. Only 582.500. CALL WHALEN REAL EST ATE 898· 7855. OB.16HTFUL! 4 BR.. 2 BA. & POOi. JlOf\IE. NEAR SOUTH OOAST PLAZA. $74 ,000 Agent ti40 55& COi.LEG i·: P,\Hh cean iew on cul·de·.,ac. Custom eun home '" Univ 'Jbr ''b I ., I I I 11d1·1 1'<lll~lr11< \t11rl Sands, 4 Br, 2 Ba. pool. Park. Feature!> a Ian • , w a. 1)<1•' , -rp 1 I .I 11, ;i ha ""'' 1 11,, ,,1 I nut tree~. corner Jot. bu1l1 m!> thru-oul. New tastic view & a cu!\tom tam rm,. hJr !-1~1 m .11111 " 1.,1., 01 ''""· \11tHll•·~ :i{l.>,000. 8172 Malloy Or. C<trJ)et. lull patio. ap-enclosed Jacuzzi. Full:v lm.l~l'P J.: :-.,,, '1111 II\ ,,, l).111.1 1'111111 ll.11hm 01'1C'n Sat& Sun. l·!1P~I. phances mrld. Walk to landscaped. taslefulJv ()'>'1wrs. l'h•1111· du1;111 , .,11:i IOJ ,\i;:t 1>15 !:f950 s chool. pool. tennis. decorated & highly up [ ~Y. 't)n~I ~ ~-~ ·, '1'1" 1 \I I llr•Jl..c1 q31 11~t>O -~.'!?~_f..1,111!71 ~15~1a~~7a2m at graded. Call owner lu•· I r--.•~-n ) '"''-"' I --_'7'-'_ • .,.,..,.I .. ;> ..... appt.S.'11·6896S124.SOO • F.a~de JBr tb.•. h .. 1 .. 1 WANTED: Something Special TunTc.1-.:ROcK-Beaut1ru1 --PARKHOME-- ;\°l'W pamt & tl'nt ... 1.' ,,, it So C st Area Hm 3 Rt"droom t •~ bath d1-,,1~ner home. I~ col'ner ~·~JO. t>:H·~i 11." h1 '.!u't. 111 1r;.dl' tor lu'(unou-. ·11' T oho . 'y -lot •JO p:irk. vlt!W. JBr. A Dcert1cld 4 bedroom \\11tlrl Ra<'•' <'r111~1· \n. .0"'. me. 2 ears new, lam rm J926l Sierra home with over 2500 Ml MESA DELMAR 11.1pnlt' SL1d1ni:: Vadll laq;e encl?sed patio Gerona 833-3620 ft. ol super ltvmg spare. "'' U..tn.i Point "hp. V•ilu» i.uper nice 566·506· Walk ~fany neat e\tra~ on th1~ Clean 5 Br. a 1,.. \11 1u11 • to i.hopptn" 2 M 1nutes to E ~ C ~102,!\I. t.:.ill Bill l;,11cs ... Lm;""AH E one. S127.500. Call Cot· graded crpt. rov'd pall•' " bc·1ch & other xtras. Nr Jll c21:u !123·8!87 or <:.!IJ> IJi'R' pr•••r., .. ~_,gr.:11~--m a contemporary tri· appt. hi l d 86l·28_77 _ _ __ II r:f:.{:11 '• fUGJ level ; sumptuous master sc s. mme , pos~P~.,... • . .;:;._, __ Prtnc. only Owner. PRL\tE COMMEKCIAL 962-4471(ml 8103 suite with its OWl\Sitlmg 54.').-8587 rm. + 2 generously pro. CORNER wtth excellent portioned bdrms. up. RXERUPPER? v1s1b1lty s uitable for BY OWNER Sunken Ii vlng rm. $59,900 restaurant or health spa . Poolside coodo 3 Br l'~ +formal dining. family Low down payment a nd Ba. b dr ,__ p · rm. & den or 4th bdrm. Can you paint'> That's subonitnation available. ws / • ""'" nme ~~:~.!ie~l~C:ehd: t~ ~~ AskmgS135.000. ~~~~~ SS7,000. ~t~sfi9~ths. M>rth much more. Can AMCHOUM you rual? That·-; ,,n 1t IMYESTMIM'l'S IMMACULATE! takes to i.ee 11 Dial 3 BR rt-deo, 2 Ba, 642-6368 17141 496-7711 Oecora~r upgr ading thm.oul Must seU see! S72.500. Agl 759· 1131. 41\4·2006 IDEAL-HUGE OWNER'S UNIT HURRY OH THIS! 552·70~0 THE ·:. · - VILLAGE. ·.: REALTORS fT.ettch 9tr Twnht.e ;$BR. J •;: + t.2ba $.'i!I !IOO • 48R. lba 563.S<HI Crawford & A~ Jell r , ~7--0701 $54,900 llni:c .J81·. 2ba. f;.1m 1111 +:?Rr. lbcl JBr. 1h.1 tor mrome Nr Reach. ~hJ(Vi>. churches & hu~ ltne-. S139,SOO Owner~ have bought WOOOB~lD GE S&S ..tilOther & are anxious to 1:"nb.o,e. J Br Fam Rm. ~II thtS 3 bdrm., 2 bath 2 :? 8d. ownr. S87,900. ttomc. n ear beac h . 640 0254 and Jl'tty view from ----- POINT REAl.1'\' c.a II 496-5600 Mountain Caban ... tyle home. knotty p111e lhruout & big brack ---------t schools & s bopp1og. Compare at $65,900 ! NEWPORT BEACH roast~ swte & t.undeck. J~t steps lo Ocean Blvd. S2JO.OOO. Call ,44·721 ' /Jn "-llf1fl ~ii\. LL ' I;, l\SSUL IM E5 ...... ~ ..... N OCEAN vrsw 2'8r & Mo. So. of Hwy. 1 Blk to beac:h. 121s.ooo. 0wnel' wUl cany. Shown by 3ppt. Owner bkr 673-67.0 L~Lot 3 Bedrm. r. din room. db\ SORRENTO det. ga~'! fireplace, all HEW TIBURON AIAHDOMED THEWILLOWS In the RANCH a 4 oa harowG floors. Don't ~ & LOMB. Y p 0 0 L H 0 ME. 8 y bedroom ramlly home at weit.callnow~7221 • Lovely 3 bdrm borne In OWNER3 B 2b frpl the e'Ad of a Cul-de.sac CEMTUIY 21 USTJNG! downtown area. Vacant S7•.soo. callr.752,~ fv adjacenttoa Eucalyptus & await'R.. • ra-u •• of lined greenbe&t. SU>S.SOO. Westdff-.., -•··a:w:aWJta FalMttous' br. 21-9 b .... "-.!' _ms__.e_. ______ •• eaurorappt. ------~=-------.:!!.~~~~~~~I N ewporter model U's owa! A little TLC EASTS I DE REALTY 675·"42 fireplace. Can't last! FomtainVahy 1034 642.6368 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- A Littl• Jew•I lavishly landscape Sp.clous side yard & •ery pvt &eJegadU BR. ..-,. patio w /sun ecreeo super private rear yard. 3 Ba. detached bome ~ East.side B BR. lge faml· ba1eony bedrm overlook· Redwood paneled family woora. lge yrd. Comp. ty rm. no-wax hie, extra 1ng huge greenbelL SH it room, formal dining and upgraded w tplu.sb crpts a--------•I Formal d ining rm. pala it iD tip.top slaape. UNIV. PARK Village Ill. I TOWNHOME• large lot, fruit trees and today• huge country kitchen. &: drps Van Luit papers. 8 MORRO IA y * vegetable carden. Open SJl·Seoo,eves 968·772S Century 21 Surf Realty. Solarium kltc b. floor. Open Sat, Sun & Mon. ON~~~EW House1::s 3474 WHtho•e11R9dtors 536-7542 979·1050 ~~f:~~:i:~~:!'o:1:~e! RANCHRIALTY 12·6. Portsmout h Model, •• htt1 It! M.-Worlc II.is Crts. steps from l5 551•2000 :l Br. ll(t' .,.am ltm. boellJlltmotlwr "'la By ownr. Upgraded mdl ac. park.2.shop·gctrs.& Beaut woud floor<i, high Spacious 3 Rdrm, 2•.. I I ii -H.B. Seabreeze Condo :J schools. Call for appt. SUPER CLARIMONT beams. :! brick 1111c·s. beth. derorator pert'ect. • lge bdrms 2ba. formal 552·8982 By ownel'. Prinr.. Yes. this is one super 4 Room for a l)OOI Fenced .P•t10, atrium, POOL & JACUZZI dtn.rm. attached a ur orey. Sl21,500. bedroom home with ;, ---heam c:eil1ng. xlnt <.'osta ---J>rlced to seJI · dt ~~·-·-!!,~~ Mesa loc. Cle>1e to ~er· DeautlfuJ 3bedrm home ~~$72,900.963-0271~ • WALHUTS4i)UARE =:!t!in;;:i,~:: .)'tbing. S83,700. P r of e s s i o " a I I Y * oree HOUSI * Over ZlOO aq. ft. of great Best E/Side area. 3bc'. 759-0761 ON landsca ped. Pat i •AMD..w 14645Kcn.A... living. cau lo ... 0ory h a & e y d , a I I~ y • w lfll'epil "BBQ. Walk~ CUSTOM HOM1 "8n 8. 3 Br GI" 2+..._ • 1)3,900. Marinen/Jln:!lign/llar .• BL ~ din·rm jf BGH1R Mlle uare Park. a Blmea .. Old Town uuuf:i or acbooll. &,959. Prill bllms rm. Z"a ba. pool II ....,Mil co beaeta « lllthi. 9tll nsa. Pvt pa 41ftlf.Ownr,6*ru• =-~muoo. BJ FAIRWAY!!! Ill :'!:::~':.::!:: :.':a::0:~ vz•;:rllt. = :i:o2s.:a~·;~~ MEWYIEWHOMI OP ORANGE co•s Callforalltbell*Uiea· ~l"'hrt.~= Bin. Din Rm. l&e patio. l8drm,llbl.'"'9ci,eha~e :g3 c*b'b'i~gs:~~ GREEN VALLEY 4lrr, Uona! Red .Carpet lrvlno 1tl1ll IH,HO. &.950. Open House Sat rt. 2 story. &lb tlme t COUNTRYCLUB! b,bl"P\ayarndastut. Raltota9SHSU. Owner WU& eanJ 1t'ld liSU.O. Moa. UPM. 21* pick cpta,adrps. l89,ISO. Acra o1 creen as far u PrtoCJOlY.98UOOl StAWIND PoOl •JMUll T.D. Prtsa 0011. Call ... --.1._.,_ Baker,Cll.SS1·9659 0.--/Alat.m.ES JOU._, see + trees & Open Sun/Moo. l06U La SUB,500. &51.eoGafltpmforappt --.n -• • ----"-------• water. Single 'tOl'7 lux· A.au Lane. Creeo Valley CUSTOM HOME lbl',1_lo_tte. _______ 1~..;...o.-H_l_.J_OOO...;... ...... _.o.. HAS SOME CoUep Pett. 3 Br'. 2 be aq aoes with tbla million 'l'oWQboQ&e. 4 Br 2ba a 179.500. Near buch. IY OWMIR OPEN fatn no. Slt,000 owns dollfU' location. Rustle DOOi&. sr,,000. ~bmlt of· ClJS'roM DUPLEX near ,__....__ ... 1t!1_. '!Vlt)e==~ nl~lllUHITll'E$ &'lf..U44or~7&1 at>'Uns + contempora17 ters. Quio(ard a .. u, LakeParkS1231000. ...._u_ua ...,. famrm,-11Dda-'a 1 UNMIMIAll -------• dMlgn eq\MWl large db\e mGso R.E. PROFESSIONALS 3792 Fern St. · lle•e ... -~ .... ••. but In a nl ce Eastsidelbr.lba. door e'1try leadln1 to OtJ3.3371 9'3·76$3 Park''Come\J''.48r,2~ lrlcmrlot,m.DlJ neighborhood. Lovely S67,500 c:c.nte.r glass enclosed a~at rv loc:atlon. Nr bit, lam rm. dlnlnt l'IQ,1-_l9M __ 1_&Mrr __ •_Soto __ ... 1 uptnlded 4 bedroom & ___ 942_·_2l_64 ___ atrium. Catbedf.i cell· Mlle Sqll&to Prk. 4br, .Newl:xdllMft! boowrm.OVC!rlk'apart, BYOWNElt=i bonl&lJ room. Near shop-JUS .. LISTED In gs ever Y w hero. Clllleloecd patio. 0/H, 9695 s a s Park Himtu.,ton llCN. Community pool&. !1fst offorinf oU ptng & schools. Gr at 'I Manl'fe Palos Verde Marl'°ld. 9l8-G503. Agt Xlra W-ide lot w/tttmen· St.12,000. Ph5S9-0612 2'-bath, 2 tl°'7• c:uJod lloor pion {Qr entutaln· 5 Br. dln!al[ Room, fPlc1 stone ftreplace. Tons of doua prlvocy. s uper ,_ 2 811 4 8r 3 Ba a:aobomoblCulWll'dale in(l. can for more de· R.2COl'1\CI' lot. Room (()1 Wf'O\Chl IJ'Oft + much. OPE.._. HOUSE f\Nsbod bonQS roolll, eit· ... b.,.k t b 1 • dblblr4-.od4oot~ tails. dd'C. 994.600. nwcb mom. CH otver " «~lve borne CJt 2IGtO sq. • 1 • roe> • • ow aQtO.. ext U1bta ~ bod1.1plicateclattbeun· SA'l\SUN·MONJ .. It. w/4 Br, tam·r,., rn~...;.~875-UGIS spr1nkl•ra·i::.:.f bellevab1o kJw pl1 of 171S3Saa P~Clr. Jocmal dmto1. !Ml ba, a or~..._ ~ • · .ab $1.0UIO! Yoo can t bdrm. 2 ba, nesr aofl, docorotca doliabt tb.ru-O,.Bolle~ .... ~ ..cnl all\ hi)> "° Cetoft'ODthlaont,hurryl Pllrk&pools. C*t. Wou't last. C•ll J.H.1111': -..a..oet.M ............ Pdaa91 1 ~ 1~81 ~ =Jltoal Qtate H4DLIYllALTY H8·4&02 Penni.ctoo 11111e;alctrillw.A1W 1y. --··~ .. 411 147-1144 ~. 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EX9UISITE WOOD AND GLASS -OCMlt Ylew hotM c"4Hlhd by -. of La9una leac:t1's foremost at1d faMout archltech . Master suite .ct upatat• chilchn't suite. Ell'C)ant In e•wy ct.tail .•• for th• inost dltcn"""atincJ tcnte ... ust.ooo BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY HOME f' -with CJOff coune and ocea11 .tew.. Wit at ttMt ewd of a ~sac. Tllit filte ~ with tfttry atriurw Jias Wit.I" vacwM 1y1hnl. 1peaklf" systet... "-""" wood ca.,...... .ct llC)hted yard.-$129,500 1.\1,l'\\ 'lll<il'EI. l!lS-1720 LOCJWta Be ac h 493-8812 "<>l Tll I.AG UNA 199·4551 I I 048 LOCJUna Beach l.\1,t"\\ HE \Cl! 497.2439 1048 ········•·············· ······•················ 180 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW <1hetc~•nltl ut't'an •nd 1 ollloti hill~. ru.,l1<' 3 !Jt-drm, :.! hoith und lot~u .CIJ.,.., Ult n k 1l ~ll·p do\\n II\ 111..: rnl, rlr to CC'lhOI: f tr(•pf.l( I' VIU'h 1 u1 Pl'llni.: l'oll~h lhl' ~<' m •' 11 rl '';it<" h 11 I (>Jddl• 11111' ~1:.!I 'l'>c1 RIO CARPET •lMI ms 831 ~' PORTER REAL TY \(100 "11 (.'<>AST lt\n 497-2468 OPEN SUH. 1-4 •11;7 \1eJdo" la rl, l..lllt \ r1 ~ ~J•J1·111u~ :1 l11lr m • honu" r111 1h•11 & d.11 k 1 ••1111 < >n•,111 ,.,, t«11H 1111 \II'\\' 11<1111 h\ lllio: 1°111 d1•11 &. ·• 1h••·k, L1wat1·1~ 1111 •IUlt'I •II( 1k ~J<' 10 u I u •• h' I " t ·' 11 \ •• II 175.101 OC U.MAlOHT l ".11'1 U'-1'111111 ti\ l'fl<1<1k mg\\ 00<!" l uH· .\ 11111• nl a kmcl horrli' «.. ht« al IOn for 'rn 'l'l'<'1.t1 rwople' SR.'"1'\ l)f)ll DUPLEX '\ort h 1•nd :? hlks II um Sh.I\• ., C11\ '-' ~ "" h 11n11 h.1~ :! lldrm., "!. 1,,,111., llPPl'f un1I h.i!> nn•.10 \ ll'" ::-11$.;.U()lt DAHAKHOLLS 'I Bdrm" . tam1I' 11n ,1trium :1 • .1r i.:ar.ii.:t•, I 11lllplt•t1 I\' llp0.llt•f1 -..illi,1100 LO TS DUA.M COME nue Brand new & Ready to move in now. with all the rin1~hing touches & landscaping completed. Save time & energy by comparing this 4 Bdrm. Living Hm. Dinmg Rm. Family Rm home for your satisfaction ll1gh Beam Ceilings add to the benefits. in eluding a 3 t•ar garage. super garden btg enough for a pool. & <tn open view all for $139.500 Drop by & see for voursclf · Optin Haute Sat.. S-.. & Mon. 29511 Ana Mana, L01J11M HlfJIMI M...-Crown Y.., ~ MAYO CK COR l'Of\AT l ON LAGUNA BEACH 494-2146 LagunaHlguel I052 1 lagllnaHlgu.I 1052 ......•.....................•.••.••........•.. EL NIGUEL TERR.ACE -COftf•MpOr-V, 4 bedroom 21/J batft one IHef tollllllhoftw. Qui~t and dOH fo 1hop- pbt9 and beach. c.tttral air cOINfftfOftl"CJ. cetttrd Yac&Mn 1yshtw patio and w•t bar for ........... hlCJ-$90,000 ' . . . . ,. . . . - OAILYPILOT Tue!ld&y. May 31 1971 ~~:=! !:!': .~ ...•..•. ~~~: =. ~'!':: ....... ~··~~! .~ ~~ ...... . Mlwport leach I 06' Newport leac:h I 06' wpott leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE 1:-;xqu1alte llktllll'I 1 J ncan SI vlr :! 'tor' l'ornt'r l11t JI qu11·t l'Orl 111 hlaod l>hl l"rt'nt·h <lr;. frum II\ 1111 1fln rm t.. ;.ol.1nu111 111w11 out \u h: Su I l ti ltt 11·k v11110 " lnunt.110 l 1\r 11\J ll\J1t1' LU,.,Uf IOU'> m-t I h.11h \\ ,11nk1•n IOUI hll· tuh (iur~cou' St>Jtll,te lilt-I lcw11' I I I pie' II.I\ \It'\\ '-"'11~1 llUll 1>1•1-:~ llOl -.F 'i \I M '\. ~I o;o.. I " l)Y.lll'I .\\,:I l;7~1 !llli\I HAR80RV1£W PORTOFIMO MOL ()\\1)1 "clllll)! l or " k1111\ on I~·· 111101 ~ 1 tl'tl 101 " lu ... h >:.tl'dc1h & 1md1ll1• 1<-1111" , rl 111 pupulur HAPPIMESS QUESTIONNAIRE 00 YOU LIKE. livmg at the bt•ach'' Relaxinl! rn the sun ? Jogging or stroll· ing at water's edge? WatC'hln J! graceful gulls? Body or board \urf ini:? Co1v frplcs "? Surr fishing'> Ir you answered •·yes," one out of 'il'\'Nl times. you could be verv happ~ in a charnung 3 bdrm. horn<• on Halboa Peninsula Point for 0111~· Sl!'i\l,!lOO Please call for deta1b " 3377 Via Lido, M~wport ltoch \ 6 7 3-7300 111• 1 i.: h bu rh vv d 11 l' a r Newport Beac h I 069 San C lem.nte I 07 6 i"·a~hton l~lanct ~ lO ••••••••••,•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mln ·~ from beach Profess dcconted 4hr 31, b:i h1ne. feature., hv.rm \\,fare pit . formiil dm"J?. unn~ yourmet kttth. lam rm. & man~ ru:.I xtrJ~. Jdjoinini.: 11IN:I brt'l.'ll' \\a) ti: 11;1111t I '\l !.l lH~\. ,, ~··p ap \ lt'l hunu~ 1011m \\ h d 1 111 ~ h... I u r I th• 11 Ji.: l' I " g u c" t 0 r :.too). l>Pl'n h:.c Sat /Sun· .\Ion I !°I .11 1711! Purl .\1jri?..1l1· ••r li~ appt ~-1 51~. 'J8"!..000 BIG C AMYOM 4 BH ... llJ p111tl JJl'U/ll & \l(.'W £1etlrtl !.:JI<'' l\t.,'\ 11\l..1 l• I I 1H lS 1.111 :;!l5i 8ACKB>.Y J Br :! BJ. :! lpk :., l;:c cornl'r l<•t ()y, nt•r l\itent \\1ll 1111J11t .. no lu.m fee ~Ull'I.. ll'""":. ... ion SISS.000 :r.'911 Hedlands Unve 642·0596 NEW VIEW HOME REDUCED PRESIDENTIAL HEIGHTS l.U \UrlOU' '""~It: ,.,1 Ill\ h\m;:"' \tJUr' 111 thh d. Ill"' pool '"k 1•1111 u1111 "1lh .! p.1111..., t.1thl•tlr.tl 1·e1h11ic univ 3 )l'ars 11\tl 1)111\ "'' ·>~141 II~ Jp11<11nt lllt'lll I lpt•ll I ti '11'\1 '". Quail ~J lriillPlac• · Praperti•• 752•\'20 l•OO OUAll Sf H(Wf'Otll l lACH 3 Br "I. l\u, f11k. !>hal.c San JIKm mol, :! :.t). i.ltll time to Capistrano 1078 r rl 1• \ 11 t 'tllctl .1 II I 11 ~ uJ!rll ftccnt custom home in the hPart of Laguna. close to town with fabulou ... White Water Coves view & Catalina sunsets :l Bedrooms. 3 bath. 2 patios, huge dl'l'k. s treet to street lot !S295,000 Owner will finanl'l' for :m years. ~1 1'; '.'lo loan cosb. Call fo r a ppoinlmc11t. I 11 \ l'" l 0 r ), " jl (' I t;tl • I 'n• .. c11tb unh111 ld.1ltll' 111 \11 h R.•u .. h ll1•1i.:h1 -.. ~ lnh. ~I I OIJll & l IHI 'SllJ.l)llf) 497-1720 SOUTH I.AG USA 499·4~51 •HARBOR VIEW • l'111·rll 1n~l·ll 1mm1•tlw11· I\. lovely I :-.torv :\11111 l•·i:•> model In ·an l':\ [JICk t:Pl!-!t & lair ()Wttt•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11111"1 M•ll. ~!1,;,ou :-p•111l..I• • 111 I c;11i. 1111 I ·'' s:r; .• ,~, 552-70~0 ·1 Ht . . . . · \'ILL\CI· .. Rl:.i\L 1 OH~ W OODBRIDGE WARMINGTON PLAN 8 \ I I , I•• ll' t • t It I ~ OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 29125 Abotsinch. LOCJIMG Hiciu.t Cul dt> sac home. beams, conversation pit :~bedroom . 2 bath, l<irge pool ""''d lot S109.950 BOND 831-9411 REALTY 831 -2212 27842 ForbH Rood LOCJWta leac h 1048 \ af ..:• fHl,(111 dtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• PA NORAMIC IK'l'.ttl & <"II' \ 11'\\" I rum I 111 .., ,1 '' ,1; <I "1n11111i.: m<1un1 .11n 11•t 11•.11 111 1·1'<1.11 & ... 1.111w1l 1tl;1i;s J;IOO -..11 II ol 11"t11111 ('f,1111 ii l'il'l!Jfl(I' GOLOEHOPP. l•tl 1111Jl1f11•1I IHI\ er· "di~ -.1.11Jll,.,h1·tl t·Jll·11n.: "'" 1C'c U\\ ner wanh lo rl'l1rc (.\11l t0ft,1~' WOODS COVE D.\N \ POINT l'l3-R81:! l .. \tjU~A Hl>;ACll 1!r7 2489 Mission Viejo I 067 Newport Beoch I 069 ••.•..............................••...••.•... C'OIWo\· \ -' Bii IJmll~ SELLING • 111 1 pt i.: up~rl1 cl REAL ESTATE Ut!.1u1 lnd!>l'P ~ \. J t;W Sil !100 Call 830 2011 41r+Pool S79.500 L~clnul~11 Sharp' V1ll<1 \Sl><ll J1·r1 ,. 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I 11 11• I h t f INCOME UNITS '1!1 I I I I' I I ~ ,11 ,, h I I h !I • I !I 11111 u '"''' '4 .. , ,, ~ .. , ''""'" "'" l 111tl .. q1 I WALKTOBEACH I llCI 1111 1.111 l'utl 11111 ''-'•-k1 i n ' ,. "' I' " ' ·' I ' ·1 llH ' 1\,1 "" ramt ~ I Westbl>unw :io\~19.)()oJ l'h FOR SALE '"11"1111·1 1""111111111' 1 •rPh "41o •• oo i.:ll .!7hl Ope n Sat/Sun/Mo n ~U.t"!.l(I Su1>1•rlia' n1nd1• \IO.r11"1 •. Uj,."" '1''1 1·1"' q II • 1•1•111 111-1 1-S v.11 1 .1il•t\\ \1111 Ill ~06...,.,, •t.1 " ' '" i 111<., ' ' 162 1 Port Barmouth -pun h l'ol" 11"""'"''11• ltix YOU PICK I THE TIME HAL E:ST~Tf ~:;1 •• ', ' l 1 11 h•" 11111\ I POOL/JACUZZI Hav• You Waited ti \TllEH thr l.1m1f\ 1n .i un 11.111 111 \1.1, 1~,.11 1111 .ae ~It. ~-"" I Hr:? lpl<' rlt•n 1·111 de .. C'U7V IOllllll\ l.tf l'ht.'11 "'"'" lh.111 lt11IJ\' \,lhll' IJlll' I •••• _,.'·""'" I 1111111 ht•,11t1•'fl u•tl1111! tup '111,lht\ 11111,fl'lll'll<lll With .ell ;iml'l11l 1e1-. S3.1.'i.OOO \•• ti.•\• Ith• 111.u t \\ t h~·p• \11\l '·'" .llh.11tl .... Mn .-RED C ARPET ,a, rtedutcil to !)9!1.50!1 Too LOftCJ f..nJi>y a d111111tllt'1>11111 ' :J Pool. paiio. t>o:it 11rl<'I. Reotton586-0400 l>pt.'11l·SSun ·2iH9l'aper IOI 1111 ... so~n:R~l·:T Bedrm ..... i.,cp. teen Cullt:lrnCo!-1111 CJ.LL US ... l1H ..! II\ t 11q11.111· ... ,,,, tl;•t I.. l'llJ~l 11 \It\\ 11., ,ui ~ni "II \h(' l.1t~1 m11l11 SPANISH 111,. 11-1111~ ,1\.111.1•11.· 111 1. .. ~11n.1 11 ..... h .111 .• STYLEHOME I l)11,il1I\· «1.1tl.,111.11hl1tp ~' jl~!]G!Pfil r1t111n111 I Ill< l.1m 11\ ~ ~tUilG~ 1110111 ' J, \ ,\ 11 1 ,, "I "1 499 2800 \ I\ \\ ""'\•I t I W 1'! ~ 11 l•I II .11I111 l '\1'1 lllllH'I ~ t I 'n"1t .. 11111tt•tl '"''dll ..\ untwa er I ' Ill\ \ 11" I 111'-'1 ~ I ,,, 11 11111 Hit!! RrAL ESfAll ·" 1. •• ,..,, IJSO S.Coost Hwy EXECUTIVE HO ME 494-8S3b •I lflt ti• 11 1.n.:-;e\\(>Orl BC?r1th HAR BUH\ 11-:w lllJ:>.ll':·· quartl'rs C'1•ntun 21 Harbor Heally ti73·4400 Ste~ & Assoc 5 lk'drm :! hrirk fpl1.·'· Marten n ral F:stalc. __________ 1 752_9023 lar~c rn1y IJm1lv rm 640-~7. w/y.,ct bJr C'1vcred ----------- -;E.\ '1'1-'UH \(',., i\rt1st s hm '-ll1tl1n '~ JIH>bblc. 11,111 ltchh. :1 llR . 2 HA. ln\l•h· Lit. rountrv kll, dt111hlt' •·•11 c.1r. Gu;irrl. 1~1111. tl'lllll~ '135.000 BOMDREALTY 831-9411 BLUFFS RYOWNElt Be:iut1Cul IOC<jllon. C'lC· p a 11 :-. 1 ,. c 11. r .-e n b e I I W ;\I ;Jtt't \ l('W. 3 lge hdrlU!t ,mall study & F.1rn Hm. p.11111. 21!11 V1:1 lt1 l-:11lr::tcl;1 il.1:!.UOO Open J::11ly l :> 640 636!1 ) BR. 3 BA Twnh"' • - 11-.,111111111 "''" ho1ne lTt ""11t flllts, Rl'\4 <'111i...t1. -1 ....... 1 1,.1, 11 .. , 11mum11n1-Rr '.!'~Ra. all amellllll'' I, I 111•ttl ", ~wn1nt, Sl:J'-J,5110 Agt. 645·9!150 patio Prot. lJ ntlsrapcd, TWO UNITS 3 ear gar . :.er 10 ap· On Peninsula; charming prcc111te• • Sl 74.950 Sp;in1sh style front G4-Vi270 house. with frplc.; tn· NEWPORT HTS. lcvl'I rear apt. with view of bay&ocean. SIS0,000 NEWPORT BEACH REALTY 675·1642 Sea View Custom Jbr 3 :\ln1t;irdi HJ)' Pl.ita den. Best vu. Open 1·5 l,agunaNigud 1917 \':ilh\ Enchantress 496-7222 8 3 1·0836 Ocean view Nwpt Cre<;I -------- Condo!> F'rplo wcl EXQUISITE!! bars. 11111 rrc. far1I. 2 & :! Rdrm. lux condo on 1lcn. 3 h1. 4 hr & fllm1ly. 1111wt t·ul rl sar n~ar l\t1<. I rum ~t:l!l.!"1IHI up U73·23:12 "'°" \ U(•!>l Value Jt &f>:JI 01:1;1 'i:1.'WHI BELOW MARKfl j I 'Ill '\T ru;; .\I.TY Havs hm e «., h{'"' 1111\ ' :1 hr. 2 ha lam 1 m li.:t• II\ Santa Ana 1080 .............•••.••...• FHA -VA ·.'· I 111111" I .. , 'Ill I OWN YOUR OWt-' \ I \' ' I • I• ' 111 ,. if._, .\ i.:.111• I 1111\ I 11111 ... '""'" --S-EAVIEW il!lll \ lul .. 1 Uttt11\t6I' •111 I .... I 111111 Ill\\ .ti \'\,II\ I lh1 I :1 H1lrm-.. :! hath-. l.in11h I rn :-10~.~1511. Wt(ll •• ~ '"111.1hl1• lo.111 NEWPORT HGHTS Exl'lu~h f' Cli lllrn' f'n l,u,un 1no;1dt.' ,'!, 11111 Ht• au 1 o t e .< n 1 11·" ", ponl :i k 1 ~1!1,1 ~ It pk-. iOI! !'1 .l,11111•11 l'I Bv 111• llt't 1, 1;, :.!81X. ••• :, ~j lb 1 m " l!i•:irn c·1•tl & I rµlt :! t JI j!,11 II\ 0~111 1 ... 1:\!I 5011 llp1·n 111111 .i· ",;t ~ u 11 1 I .I • •.1 I l'rt>" \ ll'Y. fir Ii Ill \>ll•O TERMS! W1•1l 1;111·d l11r h111nt> "' 111h.flh, :.! "·''"" ~ rn11.1-1 m "1d ti 11.11 ~ 1 Hr I 1 •\ti <\111 I II , "l.1111 111 APARTMENT sn.soo \\ 11\\ Ill I ~ I 1 " ) 111111 ~ llh 'Nol.I .!.l.111 I ·111,; l,1111 1111 :!ill\ 'I II • • '"' "t1tl.t1 1 llttt ,, l ' ,;1th % .. •I • \, uu• II• I .!I \ I tlll\ MIN 1111!\ l Yo IJ.111111 .tnlli \II'\\ llunl ,.iaiJJll,.. 11"""11 111 1111l11n1 :1111 ... , ..,.....,""--•PARADISE• (;11.11cl1•d ;_:,;11· lt>nllt' ~t Son Clemente 1076 ........•.••.•.••.••... Biii rrramii' l1f(' in rnln· hall &. i..11chl'n & fml .., rm. Thi~ v.011 l l:l!'il at 011 Jy $5,000 545-9-1!H , .. ,:! l~lt .ti I'"·'( t I • 111 _.1 •. 1 i ii 11111 I ""I I 1 I',.,. Lt~t· Ut ,, .... ~"I ti lhl II ttlll '•'' 1hll 4)\\ Ut I ••; 1 '~X • ttf f ~•ll 11~.! ----Wnodbridi:e poput.11 Pre,rntt mill 5hr :1h.1 IJm 1111 . ._rcJI locwt n1 11.11 \.... l.~e y ar1t. l'icl.. 'l.•1111 rpt colm !>l:i~1.000 II \ o w n r . fl l7 >I ·, R 3 . 1, 11 ,,.1();1 & f).10 m>1li • TURTLE ROCK GLEN GARDIHHO ME ,1,,,111101• l'IHn Il l :-.T \ I+• \\ l I' 11 1 ,\ 1\ I' tf . '11!1 ""' I 1wn1·1 -::,·• :!1 ;:1 loquna Be ac h ..•...........••••..... ATIEHTIOH EMTREPREHEURS f\1Ulc1 \11111" Ill'"\ fllOJ{'C'I Ill ll<H•lll 'foy, n Five lot •nm<'r uVQll Jhlt• 111 \'tc· t11n.1 Beach 111 <'It. l'ri me c 11mmrnc13l l1H·.11111n. H 2 and C·l 1onmg. Su1tu. hie• ror dupleie<''· OnC' of 1111.• last or illl k1111I Call tor Curth('r 1nf11rm:H1on .1t NORIMS REALTY * 494-8057. I' 11, '"' t.·,11,," ~'" \ httl I •1 ' llfl ' ll \ \;full, "" \ I I• 11 \ph UC It 'ltll I 11 I .J 111.1 JAY W YEA TS REALTORS 499·2237 UNLl~tlTEO rossmt LtTI ES NORTH F:'i;[) nr. \Cl I :ma; 01-' llWY J.lvr 1n fn \ 1.•h l Hf{, all wood (!., i.:la~' hnmt' & h(l\ ~ Oh h11.,1Tle$~. ll' 'l1tfto111t.d 111r111nc un1h 111'\I 1111111 <;:!'ti 111111 · I 1<1-: \I 'fC\H 111\ l\1.11 TOP O~WORLD 1lt I'"" , "'". ,111,.·r 1.1m1 h 111111'11' \\1lh ~11•a1 v11,,tl11l1l 1t• .. 101· t' p.m-.11.111 I h11 4 bd1 m . :! 11.1 th hum 1• has II I'\\ 1 ..rp1•t .;. c nmp fenC'ed )11rd. lots 01 "toraite. fish pood. w11tN1 all & frwl trees. All this plus room lo p:irlt your RV. $139.000 LAGUHAHIGUEL 3 Bdrm.. 2 bath home near bus stop; the large rooms & ~Int floor plan provide tor easy In· door /outdoor utertein- init. Sll9,500 COMMERC. ILDG. On a prime comer lot; xlnt !oration & parking facilitie11. An invesl ment for the future. st ltl,000 ~·II 1clleo 1ttma Beauhtvl Units \''I + I t ft, ti It .;t"f'J•f II I tll It \ I trl 11) 1tl >11.11111111.: Sp.1n"h 'tru<" I ' . " "" l~t· "'""''.,. 1111 I 111\l'Y. ·''" & \\ .1ll.v..1v-I of Sp,1ni-h p.t\l'r'I Ekt' i:nr 1,.;1. H'P· hobb~ room L pl)t>r unit h.ai. ~ hrlrm •. "rnroom. frplc hit' thntnM arl'a + hi!: d1•C"k. l llrirm. lower hab h:c ar.-a Cur cxpaMlon Sli!l ~ Orirn Sat. 1 5 2817 Huunwq·f Terr. off lhnklr nr \ 1rt on:i un <11'1 llU'~ • 494.755 I • h.11.~' (<> .. ,,M5 I f!6't.<o ,. I LIVE I •rl' 1><w1I ~'.\111100 c.111 r ....:. DREAM HOUSE GOLFERS AT THE BEACH "'"" "~~· ~s211Joo_ I ra~"' BACK BAYAREA PARADISE '\~ut·I "horc.,. on".111 lh u\11w1 H11sl1( :i h1, ~ 206lhianlda.N.1. 2000 sq It. JBr, 2~8"1 1" Oceanv1ewho meon San '! 1' or lh•• htghwny w. Form lJR. l.H. Ucn 646-4463 ~~x2~lnr:cm~~. ~~~~ Clemente Coif Cour11e. 4 c,uar<h•d 1 ommunity. Detach gst hse beam ceU'cs. 4 car gar or rm ele11ant bedrooms. 3 ~ Walker & lee 1.tvinir. d1n111i.1. w;t h~r. 2 cell, pool. nu crpts. walk EASJBLUff ror ahop or studio. New bllths, den. family room HcJI Estate l1o·ilrooms. den. • baths to schls. Back Hay area. c pta tbru-out . Nlcely & sunny lanai. I\ tr;uly NEWSh::idow Run. plan 1. ;rntl utility room . App3400sqft.S1H,950. Spac1ous4bdrm.single landscaped. beautiful executive 2 UR. 2 Ha. lge yrd. l lubh0tt~c with tennis ~2M5 story home in moat de· Irvine Ave to 23rd St. 3 home> and 5w1mm1n1t. Walk to ---------ainble area. Sparkling blk west to 2305 Redlands BERTHA HENRY $65,000. Sale or lease op. the beach. Ju~t hsted at YOU ASICED FOR IT view or night lights. Dr. 1119,500 by owner. P b RF.ALTO RS lion. 842-8388 S12I.~ 1 WE HAYE IT. pllllh landsC'paplng with 548·0051 215 Del Mar 492-4121 South &..og.a I 086 1 ~l1m.1rl'l1 Buy Plaza Lu1wna l'llll(uol 496-7222 831·0836 4 Br F 11111m.1 1 1ha .111'Tll~: 111 1.1.s· ·· Radclitr · null ''ll,'K<l (hrnr/Bkr 4~6789 Elegant executive SBr or minimum upkeep yard ----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 + s t u d y h om c and a absolute m ust lo P R E S T 0 E N T I A L 3 ARCH BA y PT-ofcsslonalty decorated s c e • B cs t h u r r Y -NEWPORT SHORES II E I G 11 T S Quiet s.erlusion. •Ill acrt'. & wallpapered thruout SU 5.000. Sy 11ppt. on Delightful 48r • .i b11. fam 1' 0 W N H 0 ME · J wh1trwal<'r view. p, 1 l'ar'lm'I 1:n1rance. Terra _r'-y_-54_5-_8_4_24_. B_k_r_.__ rm .1 blk<1 tv bt•ach. Bedroom. i h111h. ocean bch. l'pncioui;. beam~. ('olltt tile. exerul 1' l' uf :-1:1!1 .,oo ( lpen Sunday & city view. Clt1~1· to golf S111S,Ofl941111·2R!Hi lite w/1o.:ustom wull 111111:,.,_ _________ I 11 .'\ 177 Pros1il'l'I. NII l'llllf'it'. ~\\tmmmi.: 1"1111 & ----- in 11111ct>·, llvil\I( rm & LIDO fSLIE Cil\'.il•l'.!ii 1.1c11111 :CIO?.llllO. Tutti" I 090 hd1m . Profes6lvnolh B.AYFROHT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln<l~q>d 1nrludlni: lmck patio & 1>re11kra10t nrnlk w g a s 11 re 11 1 t. n 1 t n toloralo!e ;111•a along i.1dc uf hou~c. Soundproof )(ame rm. Mui1l Sl'l' to :i p preci~te.640·166-t OPEN HOL'SP. G:!' .• Watrrfr•>111. <1a111h IK•11C'l1. 1lt111I ;, Hr 4 1 .• Ila 2 lplt· ~ xl11t l1nant111g tlVLOI UV. llCI' V.1\1 t'.af r\ !I'. F.luanl lt\'lnit 10·,. ~..-.o 000 Prlnr onl> 1 all ov. ner /ail 7 l4·f.l73 6272 -EASTBLUFf-· lk.1u11f11llv 11t'rorateu 3 Mr. 21 .' bath TownhOuM•. lll Ha : Mas ll'r Rdrm. . lOi UtlU. l'h ti40·1!1!95. AMCHOIAGE IHVISTM!MTS 1714J 4'6-7711 12131481-4660 .-:-..~......___ --------SPECTACULAR IEAUTtFUL COMTEMPORARY! SAT/SUNJMON I 5 Motivated 4 Br Corlot. PaceHtter 20U Port We)'bridge Good terms for qualified home 4 blk~ lo golf. 3 ml Harbor View HIEW IA YFA.ONT BC.Uf'FSANITA PLAN 3 bdrrns. 2 bath. frplr SI 12,500. Ownr 551-4033 CONDOS tst 11me OHettd. Be!t area. nr shopping & beach.. Spanish Style. quiet adult h ving. 28r, l...Sa. com er oC Calle 4 1Jdrn1s, ;! lrn1lu1, fmly 1 m . I 1 m I 11 1 n r m . ll:rn1home dhle frpk. ll\tl garden w/tov'<l putw & profec;sion:tl laodicping. Tile'1 entry. ceramic tile counters in kJtchen. <11cparateae"lce atta. RV space. 545-M!ll buyer. Seller may heli; to bcl'I.. Stl2.000. Vllht ,As-1---------DUPLEX fmance tlMs c-omfort11blc soc 586 SQlG •o.Jy 0... r..ft• 3 Bdrm. & 2 bdnn • 2 DREAM HOME Private bead\ & dock. Almost new. 2 B R. ele&ant MBR suite. (am nn. formal D.R. Open beamed ceiliog. Stained glass wiodows. mucb lll()tt.. 4 bdrm .. 2 b1. + rom PATIO HOME. Ne• 2 baths each. 4 Car home. $159.900 • bedroom. 2 bath. close to ()I our S custom homes lrt 1arage. Coraeous \ltew! A 1 •-1 1 Adult ~rt Hght.I. This 2300 D».000 ftftOUftClnQ poo "',acuzz · son· sq ft home has 3 Bdrma, lolboa lay A l{racious 3 bdrm., t'ba. ly. l\sking S89,SOO. boom rm. fam rm, Uv Pr--..lts home with all the 4 t'M di rm & room ror "T"'• amenlttes; sep. dinln@ AMCHOUH amt &nc•mPer. SJ.41,000. * 675.7060 * rm .• party1ramily rm. IMVISTMBCTS 3\12 Broad St. Op•n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·I w/wet bar, ocean/mt 17141 49._7711 houst Slit/Sun l ·S. Call views. SZ25 000 Mike73l·l522 HRSU,.SURF '* SE.A WIND * Beaut. 3 br, 2 b11. Vaulted 4 d::iys only. Save com· open beltnl ceilings, prlv m1ss1on! 2 Yr old Condo sundeck. Hideaway on Newport Cr.st . 4BR, study. Pnv. pool. te:nnls 2ba, den, am fall view. cts. ~04.000. Call TWO PRIME LOTS "\orth L1111un11 lt(lll. h On•an S11i" of Hwv ,,.,;\! P.l.. 5138,000 ~•ch <. Jlt Tt;,t \~':' X-BLDRS MDL! Sh111wtv ~ RR t"nh1Y\, lam art•J 21 • BA, ren Ir.ii \ (" lmltkd \\I X I 1'.1~ Prof. ckc-rt ·~ Short fir to St>a . lllh,1150, ( >v.111bltr -.q)iT8'1 Wnhrn Pociflc ___ P~lu __ 11\'11 P1111:rmn ft•1• fix('r upper Drive l>Y 171!1 Port Stlrllna th,•n r.ill ownr f>iO OOl'll' l.t•1t...,l' Opt • I Yt beaut rondo Pool ~ tcnn111 :'lic'<'purt Cte!>t. 8 12 m'' 1-.e $15'1 .. o lllll w m. Pool &i manv ex-5 48.()066 1ra:.. Only SM.000 Pb: }£ ~•111·4l'lli.1 Own/Aln Harbor -V~_..,;_H_o.... ____ , ~ ;," roRTOflNO ----= ~Sr, Jh ~.lam rm . din .r,,..n;'/I"' _19_ .-flu rm. pm& tm 1160.950 v .. 1, ... , • t;1r,<iw•11 r~. t)\.\'l\erM-4 ~ .--------... Patricia & Via Robina Reel Estate ~~'r.~ ~·.W."~c;,e~~'.!~: Wntmiftlhr I 091 Model open. Priced from ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.soo. Sales orrice agt. BY OWNF.R. S03,SOO. 3br 41Yl·7ll0 l~bn, hrdwd nrs. nu ~ crpt'g. Nu ext. Tu C03t· Int{. Entloscd patio. tort wt r unit. Nr s chs & shop'2. Quiet area. No. Clf Warnrr & west of Mn1tnolla. 8141 Univtr6e 84211727. Pnn Only OCEAHFtlOMT An unusual & unique oceanfro nt 2 Dr. CORNER Conde>. rvt t1teps t<' sandy h<'11rh Bl'eathtrlklntt view! Only $175.000. Dy owner. 714_:4.98_::te83; 213·748-8301 ~·:111 V1t>w, IA<' tri 11•\('I, 4 .Br J H1>, l''am Hrn ..,..rt. pool Prime orru Pline only. $122.,UU. 03-«16 ----FOR SALJ<: UV OWNER Xtnt hOfTIC for lg tarftily. 2 ,iy flAr. 211R1 + manv mt11r l•·nt11re.oc l b lk from \flit' ~1t1r1• Park. Pri 1.•1'<l to t.ell 1.950. C•ll 10 sec 1h(11 wJtnd DTGM -.. • I ·- • ' ....... u....... ..... •. u......... .......u ....... . ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••• ••• • ............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •( • • -___.,, I r-'_ ._ -,,._ -..-- Oth.r Real &tot. Othft-Reol btote other Real &tote ~ 3202 Costa MHe 3H4 I ................. lUO ....... U..._.._taall •UR~ HMM• UAfw..w..d .•....••..•••••...•..•. ··•·····•········•····· .............•............................................••..•....••.••.•••..•.•..•........ ····••····•··•········· •·········••·••·····••• ...................... . Tl*day. May3f.19n DAILY Pit.OT C1 MotMle Honw' lncorre Prof»*My 2000 Out of County ~ Br. cpt!I &.. di pa, bllnf>. KIDS INT< OK l"N l244 ...... le.cla 1241 ..._wport leach 326' ForSale 1100••••••••••••••••••••••• p--...rlw 2550 SJOO ~m:alll.:e 898~ · , .... ., .... V ... 11 ... ILE• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~r-, ' · · t:ai.tl>u.le2 Br/gar/S345. """"~ LVL'L'S"O~'IJ<)S ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>L'Pl.EX l(unt1n1itlon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,\1m for bt-lttlr living ~!MO 675-8258or646·48·18 LAGUMA. H .. r \. ... • Velu'c ndult pork 1n IJeJdt J u,t the h>t 1:. C"nmmc•rnal 111c<11ne 11ro \\'l')lm•n~t er <at Spr· •MOW• Two Bedrooms HOM£ l.eu!>t'~ 11>tor11111: ut s-1~ Irvine. 2 BR , 2 bJ, bUll nc;1r the J'ktni; prn:t• ur pert,, 1'1t·o llhd. l.o' 1ngdJlc > WHtminstcr Vacant 3 br, 2 ba Cpt~. JIOU)eJ, condominiums ~~,~~~k $37~ ~do1.11> 3 brlrm. +din \Jocllh i\~t·ntt.-ll 1133 porch, patio ~cw curp s1•1.oou q 2 (JOCI dim n Angelei. ~.000 Nt·l 1n 'MJn\ mon.'ln are.t! drp!>. Adult1 only. and tnwnhom~ Month $37S rm. homl' L~u. 11v. rm EAS'f ULlffi" S29,500Agt ~62111 1'11.0I' Rl..\L !::STATE 1•ome 111 O\\llet OHr ~6·7780 tomonthrentabst.1rtln1 T!wil'rrilcc s.-r.>5 with llreptace A. ocnn EXEC lime. 4 Br. ~e~ \Vhlttl Walei V1.-w, 2-hll3 3 :>111 11;).)S :.:u .uoo ""r '-'C'Ur Fur Ill lalboa Pnlnsula 1207 at~ lo 5650 Located 1n Turtll' ftock ~ v1-~. f'u·. t•'" evtMr1or ,J d ,~ " 2b l \ b C0 .. '00 ii H H bo '"ood .. '""d •UV\ ..,_ ' ' .. .. ~ Vl 1n1ng/ family r111 • soil forrtlilt1on call ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, 'a ,, ava w\tmll\On ar ur and "' un ie .,_,., wood "h"k•1. Ubl I I J 1 P I •-... u. II n -h C • " ., \n11l•1 1\r .,d'100 '· ~ 1op HR. 2 8.J. El Moro. L:-111 1---------1 fkh. 145.000 \97-4U30 '• Mobilu 12 llou1e 1-urnb h<'d. Adull park 2 Odrm, l'.!x:?1' llv rm, Xlnt ocean view. 1!1\J 21)3() Dhtress ProtMrty! \\\• l'Jll ltnd II for ) Ull flio,11 h .1rt·a l'robulc'. h.1ukru1>11·tt'b. lt'lhl~•· 1oah•,, tor• 1·<1 ~ale~. uncll'I mi.trkct \ahtl"'I WI.' <:un l:!x44' J971i Skyline, used 6 Joint vcnturt· Call World mo's. Adult Prk H~a!t .. Wide 8 rnker\, ti73 4S.IS rent &-rlnJnClllJ; SIS,000 S-18 7891 ---Acreoge for sale 1200 R•ol &tote Counstlor p r 0 j l' .. I n \' .... I Ir\ l' Ill J11,d~" .1ppr .11~.1b. 1.1\ /!. {'\I h.ln);l' J tl\ ll'(' ~p1•11;1111111~ 111 B1·h 1rn11l1 pll·\ pr11p1·rl w .. Sl•lkr' l\ lul\4'1 • .o\atl ••••••••••••••••••••••• AVOCA.DO COUNTRY :"\rar new home, :llln. '.!HA. on 8 l!Cll''> IUtl \l.ilurt: trt:c'> l'roperl-.. ha~ been ~pill 111h1 • il('ll':S & :I lH'l'C~ (l\\1l1·t Jll'CIOU~ BK R 1· Ill H1111 l,tlh < 1·111111 \ .!111 l·"i I IR~ C1 "~" L11unn~ !)l,1J :!J. <i J un lkrk.i.hm.' :i Br 2 Ba. lower dplx. E'<· une oo "' rec • ..,.,., llJ\llnA:ton ..... -ac . ;,ti Rancho San Joaq. S)2S cai port. 1:•2 """"' •o d 1 1 tu\a. tcnni) clb S795tmo ,, ~ ON..," ncldll grdnr. s.1~·2240. 1 <'Pl toe. Fumi\v trQ('d. mo '" . ...,.,... ~ •· r more e 111 11. Three Bedrooms ., • ., ... 'iO CUSTOM HOME 11 ac. 'ft'rrd1c View' 4 ~~75 ~ rly lse . ef'f. 3 Br. F'am Rm, exec type Tiw!Terrace 5425 MISSIOH RiA.LTY 640tl7i5 tH.207~iort>l28728 home. Available now Vlltaae l ~25 Phone494-07ll ------ 3 br. 2 ba, gor .. pets ok, pie'< ~ Sm. Cee. l..Ol'JtOr'I 898·9891 5'00 mo. Ask for Betty 4 Univ. Park S460 &ck B11y 3 Br 2 Ba. fo'R. JJr2 Ba. S460w/grdnr. Vlltnee I s.n~ RIVlfltA. RIHTA.LS lge rncd yd, avail June 1. PETS Ok REALTY INC. Oeerlteld S4~ t'4orlt.l0CJUH .s.sso~&i~ 77ll·ll66 Askror Don. 714/146-1371 Vlllaae lll S-):?5 Walk to bench; newly de· WestchH. s BR. 3 ba., lge. 1~~~~~~~~~~1 Woodbridge SS50 corated 2 bdrm .. 2 bnth home I Yr. leai.e. ~ 1. Four Bedroom Woodbridge S595 house on larRc lot with Mo Ai;t. ~ 5527 Hr. :.!\Ju,:!<!~) 11q ft . fo'rplc. COf'Ofla d•I Mar 3222 !> ~ r' old. ~70.00CJ ••• •••••. •••• •••• •• ••• • Broa1lmoor Seav1ew. •u~u.1ns Brandnew3bedrm LAN· PL\JSuAN'-''tOR"' privlltepatio.SS75Mo B 1 ·' 1;,\L.\ PHOPERTIF.S Ca ll Geo Frl'y 5":! :Wl4i I 0 Ae. w /Cabin \\'di & clct \'u:w Only ~:!.500 <.iALA PHOPERTIES C.i 11 Gt'() Fre ,. 542·3-156 Reol Estate Wanted 2900 ~Jntutkut model. New 2 ~ OHNHOUst11uuv DING home. 1900 sq.ft. "' •" .:. SouthL 3 r 2 Ba. new Y ul'l'Or. hr w/den & atrium 11e30t•n..,.Coal•*•• with formal dining. , OCJ'N'G fph.'. patio. walk tobear h 645•9161 l I •. Neat 2 bdrm. apt., ('IO~e 01• con•m '""'lb & knn1s \'1C" Tennis & com· owner wantb yr se "' 1 h , & .. _ h c ""1 • .,-v $"'~0. per mo. 1'n"ldg oi.oppmii u.:ac '""'vv SS7SmolH53J70af\61':\t mu111ty pool ~77~ mo. "" .. :\lo tl tO·tl537. tiH·8018 or 3 b ., b d ~ardener. 13th Mont h ' · D p I t r. .. a. crpls. rps. '"" 1688 Bk ona on X3:I 3H2:! bltns. frnlc. nardener i'n ree . .....,. r . ~~~~~~~~~~ ., "R b h d I ----------I . ., • :; ~ u • 2 •1t up ex. Sui~rb 11 \' ihlls home. 3 <'I SHO 615·2978 Lovely 3 bcdrm 2 bath Woodbridge \'illager Close lo Dan:i Point BH + Cam rm . :?~J bu Nice house. 2 BR home. Crplg. drps. 2 car condo. 2 BR .. 2 baths Harbor. Newly decorat \ll'W' WJlk 10 school. G ~75 <&mallCee l gar .. nice neighborhood New. 2-st y. No pet~ cd.~Mo. WESTCLIF'F4 br. 21: l.>:t. frpl. cll't' l'~ l'. pool nlJIOI, \\.llt•r pd. S600 &IS '.!3i3 CJll C\'e" l71.iHl71i c,717 OR~'.!'.! :!OllU I t/4 ACRES lnr ~our mob1I<' hnm<' or hlJi.; ~1l c l:><1uth nl 1·11run:i llll r1\.11I ~1111 pnll' ~1 ·• 50U UI\ H ;\\o,, lease or longer. $7~ C'.11 Rentals 6J1.171 A:ail immcd. S37S1mo. S3751Yrly Ai:t ~0-0020 ·---------·I• tbr hou'e In rood ~ha pe n.•r mo. Agt &U 7383 963·"567 Agt. no ree. m· A.._,,A.........,,... 1• " ., ~ r House baby ok, 2 BR S185. MO WAITltilG ;,..,;. ~~~~ $750 000 ' n ° 1 d <.: d ;\I J Br. 2 ba. plus frpk So <small reel Sharp 4 bedrm. 2 bath "BRC d ,\ C S350 ~\)Cl' ' ~IW·Sli0.000. \\c ha\e Al or Hwy. S.W01mo. Call C'.11 Rt:nt.ils· 63t.J71 home. Crptd thruout. -on o I •99·2800 t'nmm•·n1.d Hitt un Dupln lo :.~II or tradl? ..,-1< 0681 Newly pamted, drn.:, 2 3BR S385 ----------1 ....................••. lfJrbor \'1l'w llomes ·Carmel" 3Br.1Jm rm '.! both. children OK. ~ mo !J60 5:!1'2 Harbor View Homes Bl'aut . highly upgr;,dl>d Portafmo :\todcl. 4 UR .• :!': bJth ... t.1m1ly rm .. tormal d111. rm.. frple com·ersauon pit. E:.l rn li;c. prolc:.:.. IJnd::.c-ape<l lot !\llnimum I ,.r tea't' O"ncr pJ~' \\Jtcr & i;ardcner .. \-.J1 l. for 1110\C·•n June J.•. Hctcrt:nl'c~ rcq. ~O ;\lo. 111111;;; ~l OH.J'.!:! :!fltlCI FtVE ACRES South of Corona Vanla't 11· V11•w l"11ll r11t·1• 'I:! 900 llK H t7 I I , .. 7 .. '"I 1 (JI( •• ·~·· ~1~11 Bu,iness Proputy 1400 ...••..........•.....•. FOR SALE SI,; PI:. H :\I \ I< I\ I. J 1:: ~OO ~q ft (;,.,..,., ,1111111.d ,,1lco; ~I '.!.)O 11011 l.1•111 .. 1 h1:cnsl! l>fll 111n,tl 1 • .t I 1 A~hcr.1fl. bll •.!ill t u.1 I II\'' C'h.1rm1111: i.tu ::!tit; u-"---------1 Kids. Pets OK. 3 BR. S29S. car gi.r. Children &'°'pets 3 3 BBRR ~JO Lease-North Laguna uld l..1r1111 .1 II• 11 h1----------IDl'<313r.:!ba,p,1pat10.2 <SmallCeel OK.S375.963-4567Agt.no JBR :;15 Lge.3 BR.convert.den l.111dm.11 I..\\ jol •'.•11 \II\\ bll-~ 10 bch. Avail July cal Rentals 631·1713 _r_c_e_. --------· 3 BR Si2.> w rrplc .. 3 baths. \\hltC 1t1.i:ht p.111 > • ·"' 1·.• ru ~ mo No pets 675 2188 3 BR <"•, water \•1ew. fenced yd . ,111.wi 1~"111\•·, , 111111,, WAMT R2·3·'4 2 BR. w·w C'""ts. drps 3 Br 2~:: Ba fpk. vaulted ..,.... 1 d k d & ., B & d 3 B r 1 ·"' · • d Jan "''"'"' &t!. ec • woo i.y thruil••p11··11 l••r"' .. uh AcreaqeorLoh -r en. a. p c. dshwshr. refng. 2 Car ce1l&s. bl cur gar wt on.,., b h "I "' .\I• pool. tl•nn1~ ~ g-ar SJ15 mo. 542.5994 or opnr. near new. 848·0800 3 BH. Sli5 ~ectuded; wulk to eac -11 I 193 SgAA 4 BR Sl75 STOO. Avail. Aug. I 1 • • ~9'3596 2 Rr I Dn. Ilk<' new. 3 BR A /C' s.;oo AG£NT 49.i 7551 • llarh<ff \'1cw:; BR. Duplex. lBr. ="ew paint Downtown nrea: 4 BR,\ C s.500 --~orncrsct • • • rnout. Rfi:!~to\e. New S300mo.536·0880 4BR s.'>2:>l09'.w\aHill1 3250 bltl tti..tlor:>\8·28i:l W1Wcpl Adulls,nopet:. . , :!URGoll<'r'> S.J:!!'> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti months mi111mum. S2·10 3 Br pre:.ligious S& S Park ·l BR SbOO 3 Bdrm., ~tudy & :! bath I ,'<. :! [Jr houM•. on·;in sltk. 1.,1:1 l ti. l-:'>lOS llunt11111'lon. Cut de 1>ac , ll w home JU:.t abcH e the JockScouqoll ll,1\\lt·~~. J1,t110:-. fpll·,,. -;>-locauon. F nm Rm . ~ new ;\loulton l'ark\\'ay ~:.:,~~il:.l~lt- 4 UNITS I 548-9792 <'11" I"· Sl8521R w/fplc.t yrhc S-t!l5mo Plata. A1rcond1llo1wd.2 • l hi:I 11111• '"nl> i.lte! Yurd. kids. Call 96lH602 ~ l'ur ~aru11e. rirt:plucc. IL\HIJc)H \'IE\\ 7> UH COSTA MESA SZSO. CotlaCJ• 01\. N1i:e: Plex. Small ~nnington Properllet-. bwlt ms & IH'W w:.i~her & "SCli\I ERSl-:1'" Rentob .!lir,frr•lt-.liw<l.lo.idsoi.. ree. ~l_:ioy more av:ula·Supe r Sharp! JBr. :!ba. ctrycr. 539;,,m o nth 6-I01611 or548:!87:l $139 900 hie i;.1., 4900 c 1 If FRI-;!-: rent to June l ....................... :-imt ho" . rp c nr go cri.e E ,'"-TUL''F'f"llOUSI·'. ••C-.. ·--G ...... _ .,. ' I I Callo,,.,nerat6420138 ""' v • ' Hcx.1~es Furn1~h•d l..ntutor' 898 98!.ll ..,............... u1-si...,/mo nc 'g gardner l Br 2 Ba. ~;oo mo :-, Ii 1 I I' JI I 1 I • ---"·'6·"a7 R .o. .._.CH RE .o.LTY " '" .,...., """ "" \'lEW lnhse. lg 3 br. 2 ba. &15·7388 South Oronq~ County I 550 S. Coo'! H""Y· L~o Stach 4'14·9421 ""''"' t11p11ru1' 11 •'I,,··••••••••••••••••••••• '\l'\H'r Dopll'' I. blksto Sl9S. lge l Br+ more! 551·2000 :11r. pitt10. rec ctr 1, 111 .i , ... 11 "" ''" , ' General 3102 h h ., un l ' ba ad It ="ice area. unt. Small *I YR TWMHSE LSE• • "1"4tilt """' ,,,.,, '',ii '''" ,,,,, ,,,,11• , ..... • •• •••• •••••• • •• •• l' . -• • , u s. ree. ~S-4900 . . CHILDREN OK. S39S f,r\ST BLU Ff'·2 sty. ,.u. ~ n<oPC'I" ~ lea:.c Ag\. 2Br+den,28a.&paclous Uruv.Pk.Vtlll.~Bror 2 mo.Eve/wknd633.ro92 3Br, 3Ba. hui.:e fam tJ.~'JMf4-" \I 111 • 1 1 .i 1 1 \ • , I I • I 'I 1 111 11111 hm DJ\l'. til I 7:!1 I • •CottMmtffl Gulde attractive. pvl patio~. 2 + den. 2 Ba. atnum. lm· w,frpk. l:.650 l~c 6H· 1450 I '•• · , ,'<I( 1 •. 1 '•• t 1•111,, 1 •111 ·" • • 1 1 \111,1 -1-;-. 11111 car gar BEACH WALK mac. mo lse. 640-8145 3 Br2 Ba condo'i.. pool. air • _:;;;;;;;;;R;;l;;A;;LT;;O;;R;;;S;;;;:_ ti.111 "'"'' " 11 11 ,, i.-\ 11 , 1 11 ; .1 t ..!'> 1 S!!>O. Lr 1'·. Br. more. Nice home! S23S. 2 Br rncd 3 r e a . p 0 0 I 5 • cond. no pet:.. S3b5 & Sl50 Bluffs ba\ front. pool. Lg. K€Y B-'bo I I d 3106 lplr. ncd yard. pal. yd. fpk. pat. small fee. jacuzzi/saunas tennis Deerfield. Jbr. ~ba. ram tsc 540.1256 3 Rr. 3'. ba. tam rm. 3 w a s an ~mall fee. &i5·4000 645·4900 rm. 2 frpks. Bright crnr 1>at1os '.'.8.>0 Rltri1H·OIJI REALTOP.S X ....................... • •Cons~rs Guide ••Consumers Guide :idJ 1 :mt to b<-h ~75 mo. hom Highly g ded •Conv. H ospital• l<l Bt>d r:-.1.1b :t·• 'r \,111, I"'' 1, i11ol I Dave8aron53tiJ701orlv bea~i1fully rnP/sacp 'd l.ogutloMlguel l252 m11 r.Jontegn \Judd. 4 mi.ge 846· I 37 l • 4Ut-llTS I B·•lr" 1 "I'''' 1-·1111' CostoMes o 3224 S225.Li:e2Br.yard.2car. w atnum & gazebo. :'\r •;••••••••• ••••••••••• br. :! bJ, ... H i't:Jr u"nlr r.r111n., '·'"'" ••·rm' \i;•nt 11·11,,;11 l'o ut ,,• 1111 "' "' 111 .1 1"'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;ir. ref. unt. small fee. EXTRE;\ll::L'' nice~ br. i.chl:s & re<-reat1on. sis~ \1ew£rom4Br.2BJ.cn<'I ~d1onl '" 1·11111111. pout. 1 !:iii 111 1 , , ' •' \\ 11 ltu111 I'"' :1B1 ~fl.1 fn·~h pamt. ne\' li-l~·-1900 I•• bJ. SJOO mo. 968 1Jl7 mo mcl'ds wat"'r & A::.:.o Gar lgc ~ ,11 t1 ~-111 mu ~> ••Ill 1111 l'\t'' Commercial "'',, ,,, · , 1 • '" 11~1 I I , pl '\11•,a \'i·rd" ;1' ,11 1 • •Consum~rs Gulde Dkr. dues i:l2·1 lil Grunr ind 11:11 l~:l p rt 1600 --lf\11 S llr. 1'.11n Hm :! rope Y I It• 11.. CostoMe\a 3124 ll"" S:r.1:011w~i lti31i:!7 " RP ('I 8 \'1~wfro111~1Jr.:!U.1.11ncl l"ll·· ..... ~.>·-1:1 1., .. ·~1:!•"-IJ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 t I • :! Ur Twnh!<e. \h•:.a :\II.\ • cnmar 4 r , ,, , J _ v~ AR MER S 11 ' ' ' ... •• • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • 1 \I~.~\\ ~ tnH: \' l' rd c . P J t 10. povl. :!BJ, new pu111t , cpli-.. UPGRADBD 3 IR. Mar. lg1· y.ml ~:.o n1u i;i~ :;:Mi or .• ;,:: :i111:1 M I ' MILE '1' 1 v'' · ,, \\I Ii • I 1 ,,.,.,1 I .1111 "ll.1 1un11l\ rm :::.323 mo \\', D hkup. i.tn\1'. range & di.hw:.hr. Near pool & school~. Grdnr ind. t13t lh:J.; -,. PRIME COMMERC IAL DA ID D. CARLSOt-4 1• , • , "" ,. I 111 ~111.tll It, 11111;. ~i!I ili:Jt> . • 833~89N big lncd )'d. ~Ill:> mo. avail. Immediately'. ~W ~.--- ,, 11 1';1'<' ~ :! < .1p1 • '". 1·~·• --. 96-4171 :\1onthl.v. Onon Sun. 1·5 .. ,. '' "It 1 Ill REALTOR 8 33 9293 I 'J ... xe<-. 3 br. 3 ha. spit lcv. sc.·,u, Yrly "cwrio1 l '-I I J I ., b 0 p t 3226 "' hune den. t 1JI. hit ns. llnl1t . ·>1..or f n1 1·n1 ., .~l\"11 111111} •111 1h1~ 1, I ••Consumers. Guid~ ,, 1,1r11. l co;rn. • 11 -a. ana 01n ---b. 1 1 W 1 n t erg r e en " " :o> "0 • <1 • -, ho·· I\, TWO 4·PLEXES I 1 am rm. dbl ll•", q u1et ••• •• •• • ••• •• • • • • • • •• • • 5385. !\ti.). 3 Dr. l ·' • ba. llfl.' 1 Deerfield). XI ras Qwet SS:!:i. 96li \519 ba +boa\ !>tOra~e s 195,000 ll1111t 1111.t ''" 11. ,11 It \\ill Newport Beac:h .l 1 6 9 I 111-.1 t 1 n n SJ 7 5 mo. Sporkling 2 :.ty. J Br, 2' 2 yd. 11ardl'ner incl. Av:11l IA y & IEA.CH Fun Vacation Living S650 yrly · aero:.:. lr"m 1·\1h.111 .. c',tll111111tll111· ••••••••••••••••••••••• )l ll·tl :,1 ll cr11age b..t <-pl:,,drps,frplc.Rcc June 1 Owner 3GSdaysa:;ear.TY.onew bcach.4Br.2ba 0 111. ,111.11•1'"'111n,.·11llu'"' 1 1:1 '\."11 11 .. 1 c n111l11 fk.1llnr' ta,·1ll11e:.. Nr :O.turina . 1213>700·270;, REALTY 759·08ll ne,·er llvl•d in deluxe S600/mo yrly.3 Brhome. / 1111 1>11 .. 11 l'l.11 ,. •' ·H~• \ll', ll•n11". lll1<ll I 1 Hr I lb. W -.uie. red.l!r. L,..e 5-13:> ~,o Call Pal CO:'..:DO·lBr. lBa. bltns. homes. Locoted clo:.o to walkltibch.pool.tenms -1•111''"' ... 1:11 ,1111 • ,, 1.i• 1-.i f'ry.8Jt·9.iJ_ cpt:.. lmmac. close to 2 Bdrm. & den. air·cond. Laguna Niguel Regional 58501)11\. Oc<'an frnt -nf~ _ llpo•nldl '•prr• :~~~1~:,'·;:,,1";;~~~~~:!sJ:iO Ocl'an\'uplui.htwnhse.J shopping S235 mo '1otngle level Broadmoor Park. Public lit tennis hom t:. s uper cond ~J.LAW_1"11! . I ELEGANT I JJ---Brl. J Ba. pool. sauna 963·1U2 condo. S43S Mo. Vacanl. cRrts & f1sbhmg. 4 Br. l-'am1 3Bdrms h _. .. -~-IS jG I ~ ~75 .'HI 4t9'>· 493 6569 Agent 759·0226 m. wet ar. comm poo. SllOO/mo. on 1 " water BaJboal I nd R I UGI · · -· · Condo. 2br. \ba. pool. 2000 sq.rt. twnhse. S-l9S Condo. new s harp "" "~-~".,. •• ~~ IY ' Plac• j Hi 1 ', 111 1 •r ti•• I 1 1 1 . -/_ 1 DR. 2 Ba. <-rpts. drapes. close to ~hop'g & C"Y Woodbridge Arbor Lake, mo. ,\:'l/D 3 Br, Fam Rm. :?br +.d('n. v1<'w 673-8700 Prop•rti•a '• , • ~·~1 111 .. · t1r frml , ard~ .-\ vall Im med S295. 673·1lti3 nne~l 2 HR. lorm~I den, den. wet bar, 2000 f>Q fl. \\'t\TEltFHU:\T 110 :\IES ~ J.Sl-l9l0 .... I 11111 1111 t '"' I> 1 '" 1 1 I S3.lO Tavlor-!\lade Real d~nmg. central air. ul· Smgle family hme. F.x· Call 6Jl-UOIJ 1•ooou.o.1lSt H1w1>01111uicH ,,, 11111. FORLEASE 1 .~99.2986 Jbr w 1frplc Pvt yrd t1mate upgrading clu~l\·e Lake Park dc·i---------- Conveni•nc;e Morlcet f.'l' lknl C'11 tJ "\ I In• tltm) ;:<~I lMlH ( ,111 h•I 1 , I ). Close to bch 5400. ~o Panoramic mountain velopment. ~595 mo. --------- •k, """'. I• l'Hl\H fo: \SrStOt-:C' \\ ier :!Ba house. pool. p ct., Ask for Ron · \•iew. perf. loc. acro!'s 714 49~ 1407' 496 7929 o Harbor Vt •w :\lontcGo Ill< t., t 1>'\ O all f I k & h. · · • · ~ r c • • · ~.ir Ur.ind S"lll\\t.in nl.'"' enclosed garage S..'.175 yr· · ' · rom spa, a e w 1te 49t>-3618 4Br. 2Ba. frplc. fam rm. d1•1.11b PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 1 q>•' l!ih ~ I \ii' lea-.~· Ji!'>/mo. Iv 4!\17669.491·8502 Spm s,.nd beach. Fishing. pool&clubhou::.cpn\ Nr tit 1-. I 11 -• . < .11i for appl ~lar_,. or ., . d 2 b .. _ SE' Jhr <"Ondo patios boating. swimming,. 2 -lBr. 2ba. (rplc, lg yd. 5400 park & schools. SliSOmo. 1'"• ,... Gerrie ~br. en. a.ne\'Cru.:cn ~. . . cal1os. ·super vie\\ 2br. 2ba on golf course w1gardt•ncr.640·139U I 1°11 h\'ed in Couple. no pets pool t enn 11> ct R ·\I. I L d · b .,.,25 '99 ""It COLE OF .... EWPORT k ,. 2 7 a cony an scapmg y ,., • .. ·~-Iii 111•1 "' , , , • .. \II ,... S355.493·77fiti pr ng. *I S1mo 640·10 6 R o ge rs Gardens o t -------'---~NEWPORT llEIGllTS. " 6U·5200 '" 11 , •·' \•.111 .1.J 1 ! \I 2 ..... 11-. REALTORS Eves. wknds. course! No pets. sa25. BEAUT llomt'. Just re· BR. 2 Ba. 11pacious film· _ _ _ •;, '"'' .. ,,,11 .,1.i.l ~========~! 675-5511 Fo.lntoinVolley 3234 • mo.552_1233 decor'd. :J br. 2 ba, rmw'2ndfrplc :.ecluclt•d -~ 1'•r111~ •d' 1•.1 I• __ __ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hufth!")ton Laguna Niguel Hill~. gardt•n are:i. Siso. mo. C ondom1'niums /Town °"'-'"' ll~lecre~t home 3 LGE 3 BR Condo. Cull)' HarbOur 1242 W1.1lk to lake. New life Prefer adlts. Lease opt. 410 ~I :\h1dena • ~ 1•1 .. , ll11r11 lf,1rl•rn11 I ·r houses for ial• I 700 Housl!~ Unfurnish•d llR. fo'P. <1t :.lrect. Easy crpl'd. drps. 2 car gar, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• style. 2 !\tstr bdrms. deri. poss1b e I qualified. s.100 --------•••••••••••••• • •••••• • • °"1'·11 11' • "I'''''"••••••••••••••••••••••• \"1lk sC'hl~ & mrk\l> ba, wshrtdryr hook-up.2 Br+2bu.Twnhme.Supcr 2•~ ba. Cath. ceilings. to S450 depend'g. onNEWllarborViewKnoll '"' 11"' ,\ 11•111 " \ .;t G~neral 1202 Fam1hc1> ~oo, mo tnclds bllll :-.tove & dshw:.hr. fl I u l> h . w e t bar, 2 Kids. sm pets. S4~. mo. grd.nr .. etc. 499·1625 Cape Cod style Condo. 2 Condo Spedoliit llB <'\I I \I\ r nu r h:. t n" c 11 , •. .it , t-1..! •1;."~ •••••••••• ••••....... •• jtJrdcner 3118 Dublin St. 5325. mo. 10055 San Pablo balconies. Frml Din rm. pos. leasc option. 642-1713 New 2br. 2ba, ram. rm, br. den. 2 1" ba. w /view & l\\n r RI l'U :\I .. ,...,_1111 , R~TAlS GALORE!1. lla\1.;)1n 1111. Ct. f'.V.!1·2131325·7020 Tennis. Pool. Jacuzzi. d' r l steps to priv tennis ct & S42S/mo. Call Mr. Nelson Pool. jacuzzi Kids Ok 2 separato in rm. rp c. pool. Highly upgraded. \\. '"1' 1h,. l.1t(''t 111 :1 fir & Fam Rm. cozy4Br2Ba.FamRm.bltns. BR.S295.<smfee> dbl gar . w /opener. Ava1l forimmed.lease • • 1t,J 0811i 2 Acres Fallbrook CUSTOM FAM HOME \11.1 -.I(, ... ' l '1if1• •I ) I• \ , 11rn1• 1'11 PI I "' \' I I• I HI \I '''"" I• .11 "" 11111 ' 111 Ju111• ·llh. S-125 mo. l>. J pets OK. S454. Small fee. ln'IM 3244 $500. 494-5321 , •• 1111 11 '\ • •\\ ~ 111 I ~ "•'n'ltra. Inc. ~49·316:? 891'1·9666 Aim for Better ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Da. fpk. fncd yd . f'or lease. Harbor View \1 ' • P \11. \ H•·111.t1"'"11\lh• I :\k~a \"crdt.' l'lome. Avail lgc yard, fptc, children 898·2636 Cal Rentals 631-1713 Recreation fac. adlts. ~/mo. 552·4010 eves. :... I • ,. 111. r in11· \ ~ ---Lmns 5940 West minster Ranch S J 2 Br + den on bttns. avail Jun 1. S..195 Lse Sea Terrace Garde.n Knoll condo. 3 Br 2' ~ Jla. SELDOM ., 1 ,., 1111r lhJ. lrplc. E;i~ts1de. ( a t s p . r . Golf Co~~e w /prime Vu. mo. 551·6284 thoympooe. 31 Bs11r112naBa1• sec1u"!: & 1-'am Rm. xlnt view. :111r <h-n ::!' h.1 ' lq•h l!J •tt "I It I I• .11 1"11111 \ r l111o I.: I'''"' ,, 11 Llnthn~ \ '' '" t•• 0 11t.1~ 1 • •Con\umtrs Guide • f nn1 yd. new cpts. 1ngdalelWestm1nster ~ s.i7.7044 • • • enn s"' $50pr mo.544-~222 , , t , 1 I ~Olll mo ~:'i7 14!.Sb. ! Many more in area~ · Woodbri~ge Warmington. beach. Adlls. small pels•---------- 11l.: ·"'"'•111"' ,\ '·' n 111111 l"I -.i•I '"I d\111 11\\1 1 • ' hit 1\1 I•" 11111 ""I "'h' The Ranch 4 br l"~ ba 3Br.2 ba.A/C.manyup· _:O~K~.4~9~3::;·1~6'...'..7:!.5 _____ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "' ' • '1•1111r. ",\I"''''" -....:·-1 I 1h1: :!h~.,,~11m. rm. fr~lc. Jbr. 2ba. Tiburon Condo. pool. frplc. short lease: grades. S425/mo. Ph I.alee Fored 3255 Macnab·lrvme ' It,. "l'ILI 1 .. ,..~ "~··· \1m Int" I ~ \rrde A\oll Pool. AC. yard. dbl ear, "''0·0469or644·8·1s _64_0_·8_24_8 _______ , rullA JO 'I•~ inc ""' .. •••••••••• •• ••• ••••• ••• 11 I t 11 1 rt• •11r11 · " ""-' 1 96:!858Hor5S.S·Ol08 0 ·• '· •' ' '' ' ' ··0.11· UNIVPark3Br2Ba Fam New 2 sty. J br. 2•1 ba. REALTY CO~IPANY ' '• ,., \\' 1 rn 1 •' ""' .•.Ji > -C0:-000 3 br ram rm 2t,') New Woodbridge-Poplar Rm. 11 blk to bus. shops. A/C. frptc. wet bar, pool HA.RIOR 11\\fll lol..r , I I , ''! '• dll 1ni:il ii \\i lrn•~"1 "rl.I Hr . ..! ha r.1m r m A 1C ba'. pools & te~n . ~rts. Plan. Landscaped . house/not condo. l sty. & tenn1'i, membership VIEWKNOll ''·'"' ,...., ,,, II ,,,.I 11 llli . II( end } d Fruit Cl t hi & h .. draped. 3 br. 2 ba. S47 Lbe. 551-1059 or 963-4834 Coin & s.~.·1 Clb 1'n". <"'>OS In·•· .. M'.!5 Gl1·-t\S6 i.. o sc _. s oppm,.. mo. 551·5294 .,.. " .. ON" :i BR + formal dining 1 t:i~11o 111,, ,\ olrp• ,, 1 · • _____ S}50 mo 114·536·1602 & ---------~ Univ Pk· Amhurst mdl. 3 mo. 768·4529. 1oom 1n top localton 11\lt~. ! llr , I''' 11\t I'! I\\' \111'•'1 111• ,, lit \l I 1 pl n · · • .•1 '-= .. • I'"" 1·111 rh·l.111 •I • I r.:• ln1 ii \11 , fir. b;i. fam rm. fnrct 714-828·6132 RENTALS Br. 2ba. cul·d·sac. pool. MlssionVlejo 3267 w/v1ew :greenbeltside& ~aln, DeHrl. 1 11 Inn J4t" o" ~!t;(l HI \\'1•,t<,idc. SJl!'>imo. Hurtti...,. h h 3240 2 BR,2 ba ••.•.. S42S/52S jac. tennis. cul·d·sac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• back! Upgraded carpets. Steph~n & A uo< 752-9023 •I 1•11 t O~ I Rt\ort 2400 "1n.1ll t• 1 >l!IX ·~ \1m • .,.,; l:?j~, '"'J'°" ac 2BR.212 bo ......... $475 S425/mo 752 7847 tv d1i.hwasher & oven exes '''' hntt1·r 11,111" .• <t10 --••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 2 BR D 2b ~·2s · · ·Very shnrp 3 bedrm. 2 c-co5 L VI lh sale 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .. M d I \1 3 B '> B SB 4 B 2500 n 2 or '+ . a .. .,.. msg. bath home compl w /fplc. ~ t mo. ynne a en· •••••••••••••••••••••••·\Jll'l··\.ill('\ hv<mni·• \\1•-lrn111,Hr .11 "11r .c .. a c ar, r_ o. r. a. sq .• sty. 3BR.2Ba ....... S4~/51S OW 2 car ga crpts line644·6200<W-601 \h1,1 ,di ..!lir.iJhl i;.lrnn 1111;1l.ol1·1 \\r-;tm1n-.1n dhl gar. fncd S425 mo. new cpts. drps, bltns. 3BR.2L11Ba .•••. $475 / Larae2sty.4Br 3Ba,S29S • r.. ·~~~~~~~~~~ llH Duph'' f I h•\ "11 ) 1 '\l,mv m•>rl' in Jrr:I' t..-.c i\va1I now' Sl5·647S entry kitch. Children. 4 BR.2 Ba ........... $4~ until sold & thru escrow. d r P 5 • 1 0 v e I >'..._ ________ _ Owner~ li;r Ill\ 1111ma1 ;, ·" 11'' t wn "1' 1 ---Pets OK. SS25. Small R b 675-1105 neighbor hood. s37s.,. 11nt1 ;\ llr :! lt.1 nu q t!\ ~;11_i;1;:"r!a~inc•~1 .. ~t?, ·'\ .I Hr. 1 ph rlrp-.. lei-patio. fo~~ ccd h o5m e0 In 3Mb es~ F'ee. 898·9666 Alm for : :R: raa.8 : ·.: .°.°.:: :~lS ~ Agt. No fee. NEW bayfront condo. 2 drp'>. f ,\ h<'.tl. hltn,. " '1' · '1"1 fn< 11 vll. I'. linrdcn ver c. r. a "' Better Living. 5940 sBR 3Ba LoglMoleoch 3241 Bdrm. & den I~ ft.. :o>t~·rco, hrflr rue ulilrm 1"" kuh._h0 ~.\e;q:i~·r c;11w•·· ~IOO Small rec jac uiz1 G r eat Westminster <at Spr· .. THE.B 0LtiFFS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hewportlkoch 3269 largest modrt1. boat ~y~lm A< J l1l\11'ly :! Rr fl•l 1t• 11 'IS.->~_.t. · '-II~ ~1 ,\1m f or Reller 1 N<-lghborhood! Avail Ju· ingdale) Westminster.. 4 BR, 3 Ba .. , .. , ••• ..,ssso Seel uded N, Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• slips av all. S990 Monthly; 11mt. rpt~. <lrfl'l. blln~. OutofCounty L1v1njl :i!.,10 Wc~lmin~trr v t.S705. Ph 546·5120 !Manymorelnarea! charmer. l Br. ba. fplc, LUX 2 br. w11lk to heh. ff\l:IY also purchase op· 11:111<'. l'Vt yd,, auto Property 2SSO 1111 Spr1 ngt1ale ) __.MESA.DELMA.It patlo.walkbeh.S400mo. Pool, sauna. jac S<140. tlon at $239.SOO. Open ~pktr .. :.! tlhl J:.1ra1H·~ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wc..im1n~tcr 'Many 3 Br P~ Ba. family rm. yrly499-3202or494·7407 544-8382 Sat/Sun /Mon. l·S. 62l rlm<'way'l +-<1ff~t l'ki.: mor<'mnrc:i! 3Dr. 1"4Ba. newly de· fplc. cpts & drps. hltns. ----------1 LldoPurkDr .. C·2. <'an arl unil nUo\I' ,.:;1r FROM THE corat ed. 554·4311 or S375. Small fee. 898·9660 lrft. 3244 r,..,m. 3244 On huge cul dl' :.u(' lot 1 Br. fn('d \d, d11ldren & S-j6.()866 Aim for better living 5940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S125.000. ()WC. 01H·n. MOUNTAINS ~t<; o". r-100 Small f<'e. Wes tminster (at Spr· ......, ,,.,., .. \I 1: n .. tt Norlh Costa Mega home. 3 I d I "' t 1 must sec tu uµpi cc ""'' .~'"" / m •or ~ ('r ng a el nes m nster. ft48.9;rn; TO THE l.l\lnl! 59-10 Westmini;ll•r BR ~1Hean&F'Prea0dyw.Mo1ve !Manymorelnarea! t a l S p r 1 n g d a I e ) now. as . . n ce NEWPORT BEACH \\'<-s t m 1 n !1 l c r : ;\-1 a n)' yard. Families. S42S/mo. Sharp 2 br. l ba. fncd yd. DPLX DESERT morf' tn area• Dave 546·4141 E-side. Children, no pets. tt523 CAMPVSDa:llNlffl ·, 0 I d b h Ne. w crpt/drps. $32.5 mo. ----------t 2Br. l~Ba. lg. hv rm & SIERRA FOOTHll,l,S-Vacancy comlni:: up for a er 2 r o u se 962-2649 m'tr bdrm w/huit.: i.un CHEAP! Imagine the d1gmhed. professional w/garage. 5400 mo. 308 __________ ,UNIV.Pk. Terr.3br,2ba, decl-. +!Br. Ufa apt freedom you'll have on m e mbers.hip r e ferral E.l8thSt .. CostaMesa. Close toocean.2br,b\tns. fri>l.wetbarSH0.2br,2 Choice IO<'atinn, I hlk to ~our own 20 acre estate' &erv1ce with absolutely p\ex. $255. Fee. ba. roW\try kttch. view. oce:in Sll-i.9."-l L'se 1t :is a rarm. orchard no cos.t to the landlord. Easlside. 3br. Avail June Locators 898·9891 S42S. M2·7886. SSM.245 lshmd Reatty or hide-away or retreat Call AIM FOR BEII'ER 1 S400 mo. 642'1552 dys. Brand new Turtlerock 49SPARKAVE. arwhatever.Gelthe~ln LlVISG & BETTER "'6-l098eves 4 1RSllS Glenn Grdns. 3 Br2 Ba. BALBOA ISLE a few short hours and un· TENANTS. 898·9666 3 BR Condo. air cond, ap· Singles ok. 2 bath. fncd mstr ate w /bale. Fam 673· 1200 w Ind ! l n s I E RR A . pU's, comm. pool, 1ennls ror kids & pell. Fee Rm. brkfat bar. lndry rm foothills near Lake Encinilns. Hse 1 block crts. $450. 979-231)7 Locaton 191·9191 work1hop. xlnt vlew. Corona Del Mar lsaoolln. Only 2~· per rrom beach w /vlew. et%·21827 New duple)( w/vicw, 3 sq.l\.~plctu~slnof· Walking distance to Upper E·Slde 2br , small Compl. redecorated 4br,1...;;..;.;.....~-------1 hlks from ~ach. 2 en. 2 n~tooa ! Coll f\owntown. l BR. large yd.1arnoklds. peu. S27S 1"'9 ba. S38S. Edward•• Rancho SJ new twnhome Ba. den, utility rm. llv.rm. $300. mo. Avail mo.838-4M<>.646·t456 Edinaer.842-Sl97 2BR•den,llba,decor. garage & parking, rach now. Contact Mr Loren TRI LEVEL 4 B B up&rade1, 1oraciout vu. unit. Prine. only. 673.2060 Keith at '753 ssst days or SUO/mo. 4 BR. 2 8A. F R r + 3 •· steps to pool & jacua. 7SS.3492ews&Sun. Colleae Park. Avail + D. + F · + PL.1700 Near tennl• & 101r I om.' rty 2000 ensmRers.req'd.Agt. ~rmo,lnclpoolmalnt. IU0/11\0 544 •2054 rte n>p• DONALD M. llRD We're open Memorial Day Chuck E verett SSD-4026 963-8961 ask for J im. t es/wknd • ••••••••• .. •••• • •• ••••• "n•cl•te,.11 .. hen & everyday to help you. or 5'6-4141 ..... v_.;...------~1 DUPL£X. 2 BR. l\i DA. 2 Locators 898·9891 SI 75. 2 ll Rancho S.J. Twnhme 2br. dbl 88r. <2> to choot1t-COUNTRY ESTATE We're open Memortal Dll)' Nice! Gar. pix, small vu. pool. nr iolf II tennis. from $72,SOO. JS<,;. down 2Ur, 28tl, beoutlful OCIA.MF«OMT &everyday toh11lp you, f«. Many more avaU! M50/mo,644-6SJT Owner /agent. 540·05!'>5 Spanish decor home. LOCATORS has many Locators 891·9891 M.5-4900 Wllttrade. Fn.mlly orchard on l 'AI vacancies on tile ~Acb, ••COl'••nGal• Lovely houu, lovely ncrc,, No. San Dieao Island or Ptnlnaula. S210.J II nelahborbood.. ~BR., 2 WOULDN'T YOU County. Only sss.ooo. Wttkly, monthly or yrly. Nlt'e house. rocd yd, Ml llllO 2 Br 1~ Bai, meny BA home. crpld Olruout, ratMrbua1Un1" LEE HUOl-U:S Prices from $100 mo. cpts " drps, bluu, l&• xt.nal Oar, plx, atnall ~'11'-'· patio, 2 car 1a.r. SH cla tfk•tton 9060 REAL TORS Fee pel~o. SMI. fff, fee, &4$-4900 'Eu 1 acct H. HU. It can be ueatlty1 83.1·1355 491J.173l Locntot"!'I 8M 9891 LOCATORS •11891 ••eon....r& ctul• ~. Ait., no fee. ·- macnab I 1rv1ne realty RANCHO SAN JOA§>UIM GOLF&"S PA.lAIMSI Watch the action on the 10th tee from one of your 3 balconies. This brand new townbome features 2 BIU, den w/wet bar. plush carpets. decorator drapes & levelors. Im· mediate occupancy, $500/mo. Llla Harper 752-1414. CW-57) eo&.11 COCMSI • LAD VllW Beauutully decorated 2 BR + den townhome. A view from every room! $525/mo. Lynne Valentine 6".Q>O. (W-58) BIG CANYON 4 bdrm . great l y enlarged Deauvlllc. with cuslom jacuzzi. beautifully de· corated & ovcrlookln.: the 6th sreeo. Jmmed. occu1>ancy avail. $1000. IA.Y&HA.CH al.ALTY 759·0811 UDOIA.YCOMDO 2 bdrm & den. 3 bath. Patio overlookinl bay. 40' boat allp avail. Full 1ecurtty, under1round pAJ1tlna. ~tom Cfl)ta • drps. All tho arnc>nltlu ror luxurious living! S4.U984 Wc'reo~n Memoria l Day &everyd•Y to help yoo. Locators 898·9891 Avail. now 3 br dup. Sm kid~ ok. Sm fee. L«aloni 898-989 l BR Condo, 2119 b a Newport Terrace. kids, ~ts. pool + •i.traa. ocan v\ew. 5C8.\. 642> 1312 ~ Ml fr Bdl I ~. den, 2 Ba, I ur t•r. 1495. 11547'5 or 552:7074 ··-I ,_ * 4f ............... ~llh "'"""*d RerltabtoSt.on 4300 ._.. DAILY PILOT Tueeday. M!)' 31, 1177 •••-•••••••• .. •••••••• _. UafurNtMd 3900 n•••••••••••••••-•••• ~ U ....... IMd ..t.w t h u.fw1a. . A I t U111fwa. ' • ...._.'-'• s..dl J140 .................... -. • . . ... ,_._ Rttttal 4450 Lott & Found · 5300 Hefp W..t-ed 7100 _ ...pa ••R rl.f& 1Wlrl w+ .· WA..~ED . ~em lo al\are ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~· •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "•••••••••••••••--•• ...... ••••••••••••••••• l't'nlal. $.17~ t \,. uLJI , He h*h 326' C:O.toMtto 3124C.taMeto !124 Dth• pool a.icl• xtra l.. NtWJ>Ott Crest •Cro~ 40B.UXEOFC 5 Loft: fem neutered lobby ••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, :t>a. bltns dlhwttr. Crom tcnnlll crt.a A pool Oo.nr. rm .. 1eat !S, all cat w1llutry tatl, 4 Wht GENF.RAFl,REE Bl Executive condo Nr. bcJ\.. Adult , no pet.s. ftl8 llUHl'9Gl'(]f( Debbie, 631323U or Don p&11t!td, sm. wh.se In re· paws LI\ \'tc Poppy, CdM 2br, ~ frplc, pool, dbl $225/mo. ~ ~~' ~ &3t-OIUS ar. 1 or 2 yr lc&$e. Lake 759-0S?S. 5'5·1960 encl06ed 1ar. Sweep1n1 Sl1ftSHln(j/ ~u Forest 11rcn. Kent vlewoupper bay. $$1S mo. lltAHD .-Wt Park N cw port Apt to Hark.IN Lost: in Irvine Terrace. 6'4·9!111 ' 1·2 & 3 Br ap(s. F'rom FR0~1S2'0to S33S • s~e. 31)) r old btmne:.s 714·581·9393 grey/blk lona tailed Poo· SECRETARY Awtnnlngcomblnallon SUO/per mo. U 11 1 woman. 759-0999 hme. die, aos. to "Sam". POSITIONS Leuo3 BR, 2 Ba, Cam-rm, pool & tennlf. $00. s:Ji.1670 d ays, 075-8128 eves. ofodult,.,.,.,._homll Delaware, HB Open U ·S 5f .. 1!0!',! ~urnpla:U&achli,1 i C.Xc. 731.0150 ...._trialR...tal 4SOO Reward. 6H-6200 or Entry Le• to $575 .....,.......... Dail 1 .111•-to -.. "' 7S&-U39 Noel<per. nee to land this "'"' , .... _, t't""'"11--MJ..SllSOZ A&t s.38-lll08 ..,.~ • (Cre&l oppor. w/beau~u ..-"'"'""O"""""-... ... ond Y· "' oeoan. ....... ? br, l ba·, 2 br, 2 ~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,., I superorecrtononot oPfllT'lum · blalhS. Beamed hv rms, for etrt 4350 tNJ)US'tRlAL l.JNlTS SCRAM-LETS 1''uhlon lsland co. Good ........., .... T-..i.. • nt1m • -•er 1 ... ilo-....... rarr. d'"''"d areu, storage, w /oCc. Woodworker':. t·~""&·lil• 9 .. ou•·•--.a. BVkiioU,brandne-wapUt ,._..,.,. •"'N..:.l..~""""t'J "Smi .... d"i' .... "''child p-atios , decks,••••••••••••••••••••••• OK. Leasing otc. open 1"iii>er1efll, .. & p.;;rh fev 'Z Br d 3 b t I 1PO • Mlmmlng• .,...__, • enc Y • em landscaped grounds, H':l'lt· Beach extra ·1on1 9-5, Moo· Fri. 7U W. 17th ANSWERS 0 11 poc)i.$MO.~wa. en . mo0ntlr1\w~r:~v..'1 ~i&~_:r ~:ife-y'b~,~~~y ~pra1e. si.'L mo. St.CMorcaU:~ Piicy-ClvU-~~~~~~CE 4BR.3ba.Bhdfacondo. Gt 'J-·-,·v-abrtwnblolmltobcb.All clubhouse, bi11inrds, UplandsMewest Epoch-Exhort-To$600 c,rage, pool, nr. ll0™7 C MelCI ~ appL +Wabr&dryr.8315 11whnmin1 pool, ping Single. slnll enclosed, lnduatrialParit POLICE lnlereiUng pos. vt/a lot is c boo ls. Imme d .a!!!!.!~O!.'O mo. Avail Juoe 1. Call pong. hydro-spa, aym .• Cc'5taM~~:~ 731 tbru 9600 sq. rt. The m08t effective ofal\ ol vanety for a friendly Possess. $500 mo. Vttoa9'2-99.1.l Sorry,nopct.s. spiaces now leasing. hirhway safety .atens 13 person w/&ortlc l)"Jllng 847~ 644-4250 So lh tCo on the car marked sldlJa.BoauWuJN.B.loc. or hFawl•d Apalwm&Wwm. Wge new 3 br, frplc, E<tYng:iJNew~~ Offlcelt...tal 4400 ~:g1s.days. 93i.-2224 POUCE. CallSue. S..Clemtnte 3276••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••h•••••••• .. • .. ••• w/w Cf1>ta,bltns.1mlles 8400F:dinger,H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLERKTYPIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hewpanleocll 3769 CodoMHCI 3824 tobeacb.Closotofrwy& (714)847-9605 60•PERSQFT· WANTED!! ~~r~ia!~1~~~Ji~: To$650 OCEAN VIEW 3 Br 2\A.l Ba ••• .. •••••••••• ••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1bopplng. 839-8949 OPEN 9-5 DAILY 1617 WESTCLJ PF·NB lrvme, CM. 642·9124 Typing apeod nol •s im-twqhse. dbl gar, pool, THE I ~Y 1 • •f ACT. 00·5032 1 man body shop to rent t • ;i r golf course. Jmmac. No ~ ~ SUPER NICE! Rooms 4000 or lse. Reasonable. Found : Weimaraner, ~ran. 81 ccu acy. pets.$395. 714·536·2395 2Bdrm. wafer pd. a:nO'. 3 Br 2'Aa Ba condo, z ••••••••••••••••••••••• 150 I We1tcllff Dr. 828-2715 or 995·1106 male, So. Csl Plaza area. ust be congenial & BeaullCul. spacious new fplc'a, patio, gar. pool, ROOMS $2S wk up wit'1 PrestonorJohn <213>S94--0.158eves/wknds have good sense o( San.Juan apts,Pool,pvtpaUos. Jae, sauna, upgrades. kitchen. $37.50 wk up Newport Financial CU' humor. Great eo. w/xlnl Cllfl1trano Adults, no pet.s. !.~ !J .,,,!!! o. Bo b • •""•. 548_9755 l.eoslftCJ Office Spoc• C.M. Industrial 1400 sq.ft. Lost: May 25th, Manx benefits. Call Rita. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 32SAvocado,C.H. ~---· ....., Callon Site Manager ~· 2955 Randolph "B" cat. Male tabby. Wbl ACCOUNTANT NEWBeautlfullydecor'd 646--0883 "---Cot~erurn,lRm,Bath. (714)642·3lllext246 646·2130;679-3709 hind n. yellow collar. Rapidl y expanding. b 2 b d f i.ocaUon•Prtce•Luxury Refng, oo \.'a acre, uW Wht tag w/n546-7508. tr recreational finn offers ~ r ~ 1 , °!; i :r; S~ r~: GREAT RECREATION: Fox.hollow YUloge •2 Bed· SZ60• pd. $1JS. 646-5607 CM. DElUXE OFFICES Refttals Wanted 4600 seen anywhere, anytime outatanding oppor. for-114~2038 Swimming. saunas, 2 621 W. Wilson646-20l0 Banbury Croee•8'2-6604 Comm! & indsU spaces, ••••••••••••••••••••••• caUS40-8263 person w /good baclc- FURN OR UN FURN 2 Rooms, for rent. Kllchen 200 to 2000 sq. ft. As low Uc. Balboa Isl nod resi· ground. Will advance to For lease, CAPTAIN'S health clubs, billiards, "2brtownhomew/frpl ~O~~R~RENT privllegeai.ncl~ as35"sq,ft.LagNiguel& dent handyman wants to Found: Doberman. Vlc. divisioo ~ntrollel'. Call HILL. 2br, 2ba. Superb nigbt·Jighted tennis •Lgepatio&enc.garage New deluxe 3 Br, 2 ba, • s&l-8744• • Mission Viejo areas. rentsma~orhseonthe 19\h & Pomona, Ooeta Qu\s. panoramic view. Owner, courts., Pro & pro shop, •Adults,child16&over wtw cpta &c drps, bltns, Hotets.MOftls 4100 Handy to S.D. Frw7. Island by June 20t.h. 5 Mesa.962-8745 SECRETARY -~--3365-------1 '!:,::1vmg range. party •Pooi &jacuui avail. els lo frwy & beach. ••••• .. ••••••••••••-•• CaJI: 831-1400 Yrs •pt. mpntexp. Recs. Lost : Smoke Colored To $900 FUN ACTIVITIES: Beaut.new2br,2bainC· 839-8949. • SEALARICMOTEL WESTCUFFAREA • avail. Reas._ upkeep. oC Persian. Ma l e . Growing b ank in Pool + 4 br home. Fncd yd, patio, children & pets ok,Avaal now. MOO. Sml. FUii · d f plex patio laundry NEWPORT BEACH enUr.e premases can be Declawed, Vic Mesa beautiful beach loc. time irector, ree bit • ~ 64i 1603 • Nr Seacllff Village 3br 2274NewJ>C)l'tBl,C.M. 1400 Sq. ft. •wo pvt. providcd.67~8747, Verde East. R•ward. seeks attractive lndiv. Sunday brunch, BBQ's. 115• .,.,.,.,. • 2ba-$3SO. 2br, Zba-$290'. 646-7445. Weekly rates • u traps , partfes. s port NlCElbr,pool,adlts,no Gar,rec•rea.1907lllol· froatS&O.&up. baths. $400 per mo. Mi.cellaneou 556--0907 w/ty,Ping, s h & some ra.~ Locators 898 9891 -642 0200 Rental 46SO banking exper. pref'd for toumamenb & more! pets. ~o. 646-3798 aft. ly 848·8311 4--f u__ 4150 -s PertOftOls 5350 this fine irrowth potential -~ SJ75. 3 Br twnhse, am mac & p\'t. Fplc, mirrored wardrobes, plush cpt:., uptraded, lse. 536·0687 ll F:. A U T T F U L 6PMor548-4757 . _. ~ , , ••••••••••••••••••••••• " P R .., "" F. N T S . . 2br lba enclosed gar. •••••••-•••••••••••••• UN IQ U E RE 1 A IL T h f ·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• pos. Xlnt benefits. Call A A ' "' ·' · 2 Br l'n Ba Twnhse brk · .' Pvt I · SllOPS FOR RJ::NT. S50 eac er rom e.xas Drinking problem? Curry. Slnl-(lt>s. 1&2 bedrooms. !pie, gar, lge patio, ~dlts. i':~& ~~~~ ~f~o 0~::· baia~~=d' di~~; c:fcee to $$00 mo)Ulil incl. Jnq. ~ashesf lo rent rm ~n 3 Call AJcohol Helpline A/PA y To $700 l•\1rn. ~ unfurn. Models no pets. S28S. 2447 Elden Ron Id nt'. 847-1512. patio. 832-2788· ni-3499 at "'l'he l''actory" 425 E. ome or summer, wpt 24 hrs a day83s.3830 Ex""'r. in A/P & A/R, litf• opendatly10to7.Room· Ave. 979-1658; 646-7027 a · ' 30th St, Newport Beach BchArea.Call573·5322• Lypfng will lead to Santa Ana 3280 111<1le Sl'rvice avail. No evs. lrvlM 3144 SwnmtrRental$ 4200 or call 675·6181 or PREGNANT? superv1soryspolw/great. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease required. Sorry, BAY MEADOWS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-4271 Businessflnvetf/ Cari n g confidential N.8. firm. Fantastic 3br, 2ba. enclosed patio, udultsonly,nopets. ' Sp'ac. 2br, lba a pts. WOODBRIDGE Big Canyon, View furn 17700r..-CM FinaKe ~ob'!!1rsti~.g a'dorp~~~nk benefits, congenial co· comer lot, nr So. Coast Many racu. avail. Encl. PJNESAPTS apt. 2.Br, 2Ba, now thru -·~ • •••••••••••••n•••••••• keeping. workers. Call Sally. ~.,:i::ri~/1~urr't $425. Oakwood gar. Pvt patios. Gas/wtr J, 2 & 3 bdrm units. Sept. adlts $700 mo. 500 sq. ft. Bathroom, + llusiMs.s APCARE 5'7·2563 SYSTEMS ANALYST Garden pd. No kids/pets. From Designed like early 640-5560 rm w/sink, redec. P OpporN\lty SOOS $18,000 For Y-Fomlties $260. Adlt.s. 6'6-0973 ca lifornia bungalows. SP.""CIOUS Oceanfront 4 tor photography studio, •H••••••••••••U•••••• UNDA Ir VICIU --·'31 Apartments F r o m $ 2 7 o. 1 1 5 n or medical ore. $225 FO. REIG..i CAR 3 Yrs systems & pro-Great 38r, 1 "'2ba, Coed N ow R EN TI N G • Plnestooe. <Xe bra. W:30 Br 2 Ba completely furn 548-6996 " Outcall Mauage gram ming exper. Fine yd.Justpainted,dbl gnr, .. _,......_.,......... beautiful new apta, Dall bm.e. Fplc, wsbr/dryr, REPAIR SHOP FortheF=unofitl co.,x.lntbeoefits.Lotaot nr sc:bls. $340. 536-2797 880 Irvine (atl7lhl spacious 1 Br's, great 1· 552 0&00 dshwshr, 2 car gar, no DESK space at 1787 Servin&aUOran&eCo. room Cor advancement. ev,S46-2313dys 64.5.0S.SO closet5, $2G5. Light & · pets. $2000.Juoe, $1100, Beach ?llvd.,_nea ESTABLISH ED SlS-7313 CallRita. Wfffminster 3298 airy 2 Br's, w/pvt patio 2 Br oondo, tennis, pool, July, 1st to 16th. Yrly Talbert Jn Huntington MONEY MAKER ... 7 R.ECEPT. To $700 .... ,__........_ .. ,~............. or balcony, $295. Encl spa, gym, no kids/pets. rentalavail.644-9S8Z Beach. SSO. per month. Hois ts. 6 Master RELAXING MASSAGE Great variety position ••••••••••••••••••••••• " -..-• ~.....,... gar·s. lnd.ry facil. Come $XjS. + util. 11.A)i .. llPM, Bnog own furniture. Our mech a ni cs + ex a Bob James -w/)ocal firm. Some book· 3Hr Condo, 2''l8a, lam 1700 16th St. by btwn l1:30 & 5:30 any 4S4-G54 tbr w /sofa-bed added. receptionist w1ll answer perienced stock ~ Lie. Masseur kceplng background a rm. 2 car garars:c. pool & <Dover at 16\h) d<t)'. 324 Victoria, or call Block to bay & ocean. your phone for $10 per Nets si25 000 per year Out.calls 9-9494·5111 plus. Xlnt growth polen· lt'nn1c;, ref requ1rrd. Call 642·8170 Mullan RaeaHy, 646.3436 WALNUT SQUARE 2Br $2.50. weekly. 548-6173 month. Daily Pi.lot o"1ce, Jncludes pnme one acre tial. Call Chris. _K.Jy963_f18.11or9689952 orS-10-2960 Twnhse' $315 mo. Newport Oceanfront. Bst 6'&2-4321 site plus shop plus small SpirituolReader" TEf..lERS To $600 I s: 673·2313 eves/wknds. rental house. Owner will l815So. El Camino Real 1 , 1Br2 Ba. 2 sh . lnl'f. ~SO. 2 hr, cpls, drps, bllns 752·lBOOdays. location. 2br, Iba, sips 6, THE [fACIEHT San Clemente. Fully lie. Need severa exper ci Small fee. S~·0066 \1m ~nts KldsOK.S225. Weekly $325/June, help finance. Cali tellers for local banks. For Bctll'r l.l\tn):{ 59IO Unfurnished 645·2978 twwporf Beach 3869 S375/July. S425/Aug. 962·77118.AskforMr. Van Forappt.492·7296 CallCurry. We!'<tm1nstl•r lat Spr· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 559-422lor631-1826 ALTERNATIVE Leir.KEY REALTORS. *SUZI'S* TYPISTS $750 111i:dale> Wei.tman :.tcr General 3802 S275 2 br, 1 ba. E /Side 2BR&Ocn onwater. EUROPEANCAR Large co. w/"reat co· , '.fany more Ill urea! ••••••••••••••••• •••••• tnplex. Enc. gar, bale. Park Newport apt. o.vail Oven a branch office or Out call Massage "' ---Nr new. 642-1603 Lido Isle for J uly & August. $150 :-.tart your own comp;rny REPAIR. 10AM·2AM · 731·5448 workers seeks good 4 Br. 2 car gar. fncd . avail ---(1>1 BR apt, Lido Isle mo. 759-1003 or 1-492-3634 for a fra~tion or the cost. San Clemente area. typist for accountin.: immed. S3SO. Small fee. 1·2·3 Bdrms. Never lived •Eastsade, 2 Br twnhse 'Io See This Property Month lQ month rent. in· 492·5682ask forChris. EXOTIC GIRLS dept. Xlnt benefits. Call >19S·0066 Aim Por Belter 1n . 1 mi to beach. lge patio, lndry hkup. CallJimBerk.shire BaysN>res.pvtcommuni· eludes· rccpt service -f-M &Modelin Rita. $250/up. Open 12-S daily. S280. 548·49'71 ty. Nicely furn home. an ruiliz d ·ho ' Interior Decorating . assage g SECRETARY ~·~tngs5~~i~e~\'I'~nf~e~ 1411 Delaware. Hunt· 2 Br, l ba duplex, encl. blkbch,2Br,2ba,slpsS. ::~."co1~. :'oo~:i°a'Ji :>tudlo,wi!Jtrain.Small Outcall 542•3lG9/S43-3250 HoShorthand Westminster. !Many ington Beach. 642-9601 garage, .crpt~. drps. No 675•7900 548-292:8 serv1ce, undergi:ound invest.Nomven.e3l-0060 LEARNPIANOTUNING Outstandingoppor.intop more in urea! 846-Ul26orAgt. pets.$295.642~ SAHCLEMEMTE prkg.&rnore. MONEY MAIER N~ low rates on begin· firm for bright person ,.~ . Delwte 1~e 2 br dupl••, , ..... K ... EWPORT d THEEXECUTIVE nercourses.837-0133 who 1s looking for a __....n1ums .. .... -" Beach homes. COD OS, SUITE ..... .._ pot Sal -l Unfurnished 3425 fncd yd, A/C, gar. Ce.a· Bocbelors . 1 or 2 andapts.Reservenow. S67SANNICO~LASDR Swi.mm.ingPoolBusiness WANTED: Women wbo ~!.... ...... c 8uch· · a • .,, 0 Plex Units. Fr pies, . From ~9.50 REAL "'ORS little xtr t'm to be B' • "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2·3 Bdrms. 2 ba. 4 tralloc. $315.642~12 Bedrooms&Townbous ' BERTHAHENRY SU lTEl06 • $40 ODO have a lot of love and a ~EXEC. a SECnsRET. ·.a.ay 2br, lYJba avail June 1. h cam c d ... et' 11· n "s • Spacious 3 Br Nr So. Cst s-l tot 1 • NEWPOltTHEACH, CA . a i e Jg To $900 p 1 & SJSO ... .. "" ... a ca ar spa, a 215 Del Mar 492-4121 &io s.no ~· Sisters. 834·U16 Cor more oo rec, mo. l(aruf;t>'I. Garden Grove. Plaia. Bltns, cpts, drps, recreation program, NETPE.'RYEAR info. Big Sisters of Youn 1t V.P. needs 6'34!005. $340/$395. Call 846·2107 encl gar. $360. 540-1901 social program. 8 pools, 8 San Juan Capistrano. 2 • l l\10 FREE RENT• 'F'ull price just $99,900. Orange County pe~able. exper'd secy Npt. Bch. Wik to bch. 2br. aft 5 :"iew Townhse Apt, 2 br, 2 teruu.s courts. Al Fashion Br, compl furn. Condo 1-2 3 Rm. Jlx. offices. No Owner will help finance w/good typing & lite sh S-i50. wkdy'I 833-8151 . Island, Jambor~ & San w/pool. $400/mo.499-Z756 Je~c req. Adj. Airporter & train. Established •KARE.,..'S* + some diclapbone. e ... es.wkndsS48·0815 ba, bltns. ate, adults. J uinH.illsR d Hotel. Low rates, Cull clientelc +inventory+ 1"'1111 Fashion Island loc. Ter· OCEAMFROMT 5285. ~1gr. 645-5106. 1919 081 I oa9 . Balboa furn 2 Br $150 leasehold. Call 962-7788, OUTCALL&f.ASSAGE riCic benefits. Financial 1 br. view of Jlunl.Jngton LOCATORS has many Anahe1mAve,MgrApt5. 7 4)644-1 00 wk. J~neoniy. Ba~belor serv.8333223tilnoon ask for Dkk McK.asson. 6PM-2PM 973·0893 baclcgroundhelpful.Call Harbour. 2 patios. pool. ,acanries on the beach.. EASTSIDE Stepetobeacb.4BrZBa, SlOO wit all summer. 700 sq.ft. office space KEYREALTORS. BACHELORSERVJCE Sally. J.1cu1t1. !>le~ to beuch Island or Peninsula. Voc-....•w Aph. /pie. cpts, drps, S600 yrly 593-1243 avail~ble. Pacific Cst Bl.JSTNESS OF YOUR w 1 D o w E ·R s . Ci)UOTATIOH CLERIC -'~rge. !!6.:_ 11311 Week Iv, montbly or'.) rly. Taking application.a 1se. 6G3443 2 Br, n; ba. Quaint cot-CaJJHwyRo1nbb1~e~~~l57Bch. OWN' M.inimal funds DIVORCES Losing your To $700 Prices Crom $100/mo. · I f ~,__, v• • buttons? Sew 'n' Sew Fin .. local "'O. w/-'nt OCEA.._. VIEW Fee 2446EldenAve. HEWPOltTMARIMA tage w view o ocean. req. Full or part time. "' ... JU 1"'1111 Loc~tors 898_9891 lmmediateOccupanc:y 919 •-Ide Dr Patios, deck. "4 blk to JUST COMPLETED. Full 536-2403forappt. 645-4719 benefits needs selC Newport ____ 2 IR ot S325./NO. -r· • bch. frplc. $300wk.CdM. service deluxe offices HELP JS AVAILABLE starter w/some typmg. · We're open Memorial Day l BR ot '400./mo. NEW2 ~~1: + d <714)346-2184 (17>650 sq. ft.) Irvine In· HEALTH FOOD For Families in Crisis. ~:.'>'atmosphere. Call ' Beach &everyday to b~lp you. DOYLE·CENTURY21 r tut r en $2)5 $7 0 Wk dustrial complex, recep. $92,000. YEAR Call the HopeUnit, South CLERK-ST TrHevel Newport Crest Locators 898-9891 541H168 luxurywa ronlapts. to 5 tionist,secret.ary,Xerox, Ne~ $11000. mo. Help Coast Community • ToS6's '"o'· , ~. T h 0 . 1 •Built-Ins WATERFRONTROMES blueprint. mail & coffee nm. Perfect for M:om & Hospital, So. Laguna. - own ouse. . ruttna IGlaoa Peniftsula 3807 *•~etBao,mr pa.ctor Call631·1400 service. Formal Con! Pop. $9,000. down in.· Growing S&L seetcs .· ~ mndel, end unat, over· ••••••••••••••••••••••• E/Side 2 Br 1"4i Ba.~ ... loon Lease eludes $7,000 •. a toc:k, 499-1.SU. -, ~~~~t:. ~0bJra!'. ~~n~~~ 1 Br, partly furn. Wkly ~~~?sle. ==~eb Waterfront 2 Br, patio, ~o.54[~2'l or mo. TIMf;, ·1400 · Tl"Clffl 5450 =il}t;'f!Yl::~ ~~~~ ; winecellar&wetbar. ratesE·~85S+t ~~9depos. •" •P1exlglassencl.palios ·iC:~~~~t. COROHADELMAR RESTAURANT .... ~ ... -... • .. ••••••• their escrow dept. Op· • HADL!Y REALTY 106 · °"y _. _.,. _. __ New apta, 1 & 2 bdrma l'1J •Smok11tdet.ectors LAGUNA BEACH Leavmg far Boston from por. to IJ'OW into eserow • 847-8844 BALBOA PENNINSULA c1:.~~z.llt3 Avocado. •Sllpa avail. lo tenants. ~~::. ~\; 'lf :f~ce. $20,000. month. Original H.~. mid July. Good secy or offJcer pos. Call ---------1 New 2br, 2ba, lrplc, bltn Adults, nopeta · SUMMER LUXUR.Y RealonomicsCorp 0 w n er m 0 vi n g. ~· Fem pref'd. Carry. Apartmtnh Fu...Mihed bat, .arch1t,(·turaUy al· AIL Lg. rooms.2br, lba. OCEAN VIEWyrly 2 Br . OMTHEIAY 675-8700 Overlooks PaciCic. · GEM~56LO:"C~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tractive. $i&$O mo. )'rly Adlts. prefened. No Ba dplx. gar $4()() mo Slperb, fully furn. ex· Offi U Terms. TIME. 751-1'00 O 0 ~ ,-• _.... 3707 lse 673 2918 pets. 30i Moote v&.a..a, ~ 642 3s:19 · ecutiv-e apt. Deluxe ice space ava , cen· -. ~ nf & F\Jn, variety pos. for de· a ...... n-a -S.S-391;3 « · kitchen color TV pool trally located in C.M. 39< MEN'S FORMAL Wear & ul ~I pend.able person who can . .. ........ ~ ....... $\JO 'Yrly. I + den. new privat~ patio su'ndeck per sq.rt. Contact Tailor Sbop, estab. 2Y.a ~ type & wants to grow OC~A~F:RONT-1 nr,dlit. atov~. refrll(, newly llvcloa N::,t Shorei ar~ad·~ with Newpo;t's most Corporate Realty, (714) yrs. High ret\lm on in·-••••••••••••••••••••• w/superc:o.Beoutifulof· Nvail •111 June 25. Call pa1nt.-d, well loc•t.ed TQWNHQUSn. Yrl/=~~42.JO.~ P · apectaculaT view. Boat 558-1101 vestment. 499-4166 art. Schools Ir · fice & greai benefits. biH640 ~37~ l.: dockavail. 2 ROOM Suite w / 6pm lmtructioft 7005 CallSa.Uy. CNfaMesa 3724 2br,lba 0uplu.Yard,l'e Gorg~J8r.dec«at.or NEWlBr+den,atepeto JunethruSept.S1200mo S ~toL 5025 ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• DRAFTSPERSON d k a ... *"..... beach, patio. daraie, Y·~·Jylea•eateclV\mo restroom. 175• 1770 ..,._.,..., oan MEN WO ... EN ·y0 $1~.soo ••.,.••••••••••••••••••• sun t><' • gar, vear Y .,_......, • ~ "' ....,., Oran•e Av e C".. • • •• •••• m ~ ~ •Poob•J1~uu:l•S.una $.125mo..yrly67S..2250 CALLGlenCoeUn uo-.0:0r 67., .. ..;.; iu . • •••• •••• • ••••• ...... INFOR Min 3.,... a ... hlt-... -• SA0.00 WEEK & UP ~I DlO 675-3013. ,,.,...,.,.,.. .,._,,., HEED CASH I -J. ~ • .. """'U&<U •Sfudio&lBRApts 2Sl1SUDflo~r _ 5$T-4800 Lunt')' Condo. Wlt to HarborRealty 673-4400 . . ·-IARTEHDIMG dralllngexper.CallRlla. ·•TV &MaadServAvall ~eu~':et~~m. 0P~~ll~Yd Laree Bachelor, pvt. bcb. 2br. S4SO. wkdy1 Offlce260sqft, Fairview ... Cor investment.s, pay TWOWEEKCLASS IMJECTIOH •PhoneServ,Htdpool furrusbed Sl!IO mo. yrly patio. tiood loc. $1.llO + 833-8151, ev•1, wknds SO. LALE Tahoe, cUx. at Warner, S.A. S67.so bWs,vacati.ons,etc?Call NATION·WlDEJOB MOLDIHC.FOREMAH . ;176 Newport Blvt.I. CM u11l lncl'd 675-5471 or gas. tJ48.4546 541-9875 twnhse 3 br, 2 ba, alps 8. mo. 645-5111 . 645-1221 for a PREE PLACEMENT Knowledge of lDJecilon '"•"97""'or64"' """'7 Cable TV pool tenn t MARKET ANALYSIS & ASSISTANCE .,....,,. ~ "'"""' MB·2897 Mesa Verde Coftdo. z·er, N9wport Sbol'a. wait • • • Luxurious of ice space consultation reiard.in~ GOODJOB moldln& machines & ---$-10-0-.----tCoronadtlMar 3122 enclgar,refrlf,pool,lm· beacb,ZBR.avaU • .J A•Lfrom5/3L998-1685 N.8. area. UOO sq n. 4 your real estate equity. OPPORTUNITIES abili!f to su8ervfse LP bach, nil utll pd.······················· maccond. $32$rno. AnU l5.Sl500mo.548--36S1 Bal~ hl, slps 6 July Mooma. sr1s ~o. ,1sz7 Noobligation(ortbeCAU. AMERICAN ::~ or.:l°'co~:A:~ Ould&petok.Smfee now.536-70Morl7M8lB Bllchelor, poot. all aiu. ~:;:~v~;~t,~~ 71~~'ti_48' on act Century 21 Westclltl IARTEMDERS xlnt benefits includ. l.«lltors 898·9891 · ·.,_v 3 Br, 1\.4i.ba, saaroar. d)l pd.$13$.Smfeo. July 1700;• Aug S850. Realt,y. SCHOOL quarterly bonuses. 21 (E;~. --::·. pr,peuo,no.,..mo. catR.entall ai.t 61M544or4.!1'7-lll.5. COSTAMESA MaMyWGRfecl 5030 t1CKE.17tbSt.,SA Salary$900.Cal1Sally. L99 Furn r a.•r _ ,.... • ... ... <'llC)128-'186S ·-·••••••••••••••••••• 834-1960 KEYPUNCH $650 ~llns, w/w, pool, adlls, Flreplace,stadlo, to · PROF. OFRCiS Want 2nd TD, 20t, 2 yr11 SchoolaCoaatToCoast .Excellent working con· ri6]Xlts. $240. 645·39_71 tbr apt w /fam rm, Jge Uv utll pd. S19S. (am fee) Rentals Shan 4300 MESA VERDE l""'o. "'o p•-. Sec by 10... .. •• Univac e"per. preC'd. ·1 pd Sa C: ca1 R~-·-631-1113 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• 000 v" ·~ ... .. p ~ ... &.Lt....&1...,. I h 37 CORONA DEL MAR rm, ull · una, • ICDUlUt ~900-1 sq. Ct. Npt Bch equity. 642·9401 Swim Lessons, vt. 2 wk Call Rita. -.m . ...,on •oc 40 Jae, tennls le other acJI. lmmedialeoccupnncy course. Your pool or npl. TYPIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Townh<1use, frplc. $275. 350 Riviera Dr. •SUNNY 2 Br 1 Ba, nr WAMTED 50 S"' FT Mort-1, Trust 675-0240 •100 B h I Pool, tennis. Some ocean A .1 .u .. ...,..... Lido • ..._ ai bch, $37 • ...,. • ""-~ 50~5 ---------1 To $900 "' · ac ~or, ut1hhe11 V&J 6/1 '""'"" • ... ",... A responsible woman to Hand! R all 847-884' ..,.... ~ paid. (smoll foe) & Catalina ~1~ws.~o~e · met ~ly. UUI pd. atuare condo in San J uan ey e Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs W..ted,, 7075 Must have good accurate Cal Rentals r.3\.1713 to shoppjng ne c • $225. 2 Br. pool, q adil Caplatrano wlth same. -t......-s •.-a-1 4450 LOANS S% ••••••••••••••••••••••• typing, some statistic: al 644 26U cpl, no peaa. l2S J. 17tb ~-to"""' -L.,•e 1 + Wi Ii _... "wmw exper. ls req'd by top na· Ht___.hoch 37'9 PLaftll.All ....,d•t">", m~.~ "'small allUl~I! trent&utlllties. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. 5/21 Prac. nurse. tlonally known CPA '"r-'' ..... ..... ...... C .... er1p.m.at{114) DESK spa"'6 a• 1787 .1.'--2ftdT0Loaftt '94·&5'1U\129.CallunUJ firm. 0 -Ul"'N B Joe ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.....:.2 br, frplc, ...... -•--. ""'--p-L..& · 3126 '-.... ., •NWt. • 6612072 "' • -....,au '" • • • ----~ ·~J •'"--c .,..... utnJ & _ _.._ • • Beach Blvd •• n ear f'alrestTermaatnceUM.9 9:30. Great co-workers. Good .$.TEPSTOIEACH s:res::_7~glo. ~cw· ............. -....... **<=lll I HS~ Meecl•ll~h? Talbert \n HunUngto SattterMf9-.C:o. COuPLE-EXperienced advanc:ement.Cal1SaUy. 3BR.2bsbouse .... $600 P • Ocun View. 2 BB. 2 bL s.MaL1.,. • 3116 ToProfeasionally Find Beach. $50 per month. 64Z..2171 S4S.061 l Cook/Houaeteeper • SICRITAltY 28Jt,lba,.furn ..... "76 2 ll 3 Br apta ln cbolce SZllS~o,yetS::.7-s ·-••••••••••-.. ••••• TlL\TRlGHTPERSON Bring own furniture.Our Houseman. References Ho~To$100 • Webaveaunnttnntala CdM localions.'325-"50. cen Lp. qulet. laxudom, ~· Ipm.Ohrfs1Jllwum> ~= io~1 u':';: PRIVATE PARTY evaUable. lleplv C/O 306 Lite aecreladal ba.ck· 87~llLlod• SpedacolarOceann.Nu. ec. 2 br. 2 ba apt. ~ tnel\lh.Dail1Pllotomc., Will Pl\7 more for your CAtalina 'Dr •• Newport irou.nd & bappy , Zbr 1 ba DupJ frpl .-ar 2br, !ba. gar. $3'0 mo. Eleiatar to acmlc priv. ~:--842-4321. 2QdT.l>.M2.as73 Beach.B'J:682 ~/inl~d'::'~I':: I s;uo naw w/w 'cptt' ~or491-'T748 bcb. PartyC.iamoroom, cu S mmer •m~lo1ment •..._vo & refrig. Nr BT ••JJ total security. Perfect m-u34Smce1971 CoStaMeaa-Primestore Ala -cewralt/ u ted 1 ........ bl ~~beoefltl.IRIC ... ' S&lloSStaso' ... -~-i... •=...,. ~......,,. °'° -llvinaor wkocl retl'Ut fo with Newport Blvd fron· Pe IOMlt/ ~ aor _. ... a o - -11 associated r-'\~'~" ;... ) . t.l"_, ~ --v•.,..,,,.,,_ ........................ ~ advooturou.s a~u..l.t. NptB,2stra.lgbtprofmen tage. 1300 to 3800 1q ft l.ott• Feillld t.eenaior. Has llcenu Fun Job fat orPllWld iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9l:*SBAR=:-;::P;;-:2-::br::-,-:1::~:-;ba::-,-:t.rp::;1,·~ ew 2 Br 2 Bl,·~· Startlnc at $515/mo Meka!! t~~d1'~f Aitm.alOO · · ......... •••••••-••• =::,;:~;~ pet1100W/U&o~l.Qs"ho . "' ' Wa.ter'f'root, vlew: l ·BR pool.P t Wlks. bc3 2h;. M~LI. no Ag::-r ~·P'!':· •buo' -.am :_id•pdb.r.~or 1.20 Vlrgl.nia Pl c M 1gso Yd&.,_.. 5300 Verde area. 540-ml, aft ~~~F.. ovarlety. $11()0 mo. 2 BR. $lSOO mo • • • .., • .. • • • • • • 64(M790 Sq ft Out Ide 'i1t0 ••••••\•••••••••••••••• c,. ask for Julie.. Avalla· .,.... .. ~..... orceous . Agent61H161 &3M974/833·l6S3 · E&&Cl.1'7 ,...,.... as7 sq fl 5 iaso r:f-oe REWARD Sl.00 tor ic.& t)lo full t,tme .JuQO l8; otcs&J.oc. CallS.Jty. • CUTE&cozy CoefaMeto 3124 "'-lf14oalledt 3140 oru.tw'llltttld"3t00 Male , non smlt~. to •hto 848-1322. · • • fomalo Wbito Samoyed. part-Um• .untU m.ld· • ALSO Fl! ' 2'·Bdrm on yrly lease •••-••91•••••-•-••• •••••••••••••••M•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/sam•. 3Jh;f lt.~1 pooNJ· J~ yrJ, no collar, tatoo Juae. Sn._, w t • *'•to 31 2 Kld •-1 l THE ncmNO $300 mo. +·-uw. »· lower 'tomt.cb, <71"l '--------• JOBS "' mo. ater ront -*"' I• a .. rue• • ftl el PALM MIS•Arn. 'tst-1.830 • lrl tol St/CM 1512·2171 eaH ooll•ct Jtrnp)oJ*I ma~. CS(JtB lbnes 631-1400 NrS<> Coast Plua 11\mJ• wcJcome. 2 Jr,, 1Mi ba, t 1 5tudent 'ffll care for your 11 no peU su'.5254 new C!tpt, ~rtll. Mint, pvt MINUTF.S TO NPT ' Roommate. ~nle or fem. f'()(' Luse: Now Av~I•· J! ease hse, apt for J\/B 1n aam • U 2 S • 2 Bf! d r o o rn . ai.2919 • J>!ltlO & Jndty. i)ot)f, ttn• BCH. No. La(Un.a beach ho\&Se• ble 3000 sq ft prime P'OUND: Te:rmls Racket. Hoont• d epend•bJe, .f'\mllshed, (amnll Cce) ms, ptay areaa. •mo. Ba.dl,Ui28R. •locluW.494-8351 space. Nr Cdftf Fr'ffy, N.B. Pie ... callto ldto:· c~n.~.581·8581 Cal Rentals 63H713 2 Br. elec, J\ 11 (pt'd, 673-!MG8 t(omSD0.6;up. Dlatlnctlve lnau .. tct.a. tiC.Y~ . 5*. Wll pd! Pool, fplc, ~-J:'~~Albert Beach•~•. 3 DR, a ba, ~~::~ ';l';~~ro~;Lin;:: ~~~~!tr;.1~:: Lolt;sinlllol4erwbt~ ~~~::O~~~ ~~· unt.. Small frplc. dt.hwUr-,,~aUo. CSBlPEalofNewport Np&.NBSl.70.~ tallorotncelocatl<mCall die, male. Loa(. !fat 2, wtu1e waitlq for ealfat fle*c r..........1..a... F1dd -1\at yvu want In New ••'-IPC-t lbarj. Boo Bl Yd.) w-..... 0 _.P.. ~ .. .,__ Mr. We.Jcli tt '7S ·'!DC ~c Gatf 14! ar Ncwlan4. ~traUoo. Xblt r m.. Olll n-.l!UJ'PilolCb:lllficdJ Ellla,811).~ 54$.--nuna , ~.._,. ~.ees.aaet • a.ao,n · COASTAL PERSOMNll.t AGIHCY 2790 Harbor BlVd • COSTA MESA . 54i6o55 - •.• .I.··-~ ......... tw~ • --. ,.... ... Add lt...Build it ... Olaper it...Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE DI REC9iORY lt...Cem ent lt ... Wlre lt...Hoe lt.,.Clean lt ... Move . 1.11 lt...Press it ... Paint It... Nail lt ... Plaster it ... Fhc It... w••· l : Arc:hit.ctrd c.,.....S....k• · C....t/C..cnte h•at 1 111 .. rtlSwtlcet lh 11de•'99 '~•rlltt ......... ~ : S,.. '··· ............................................................................................ •······················ ............•.•.................•..••.•••...•.•...... ~~-;: . .-.......... ....................... . Dulld'a Desia:n• Ena· WeCareCarpetClunera 8 4r; D Cosicrete. All Comm'I 1J Roildtptlal HANDYMAN; Carpentry, l:fousedeanlna; ivailabk PETERS PAINTING VERYNEATPATCH . F'I'N. VALLEY SPAS 1 Jn'«• Const•. New or Stumcleanor1hampoo 1>hasetconcrete. bloelt • lawn care, tree work. electrical. plumlllol & anytime. Experienced Expr'd. Reu Rates. JOBSIJTEXTURE Factory A uthori&~d udd. Res, Com. Sl Ile • alsoupholstery·:ill work brick work. f)'ee e1t1. Con1pl cle&n·up 548·2<»9 floors64S-68Sl lady. Marla 642·25S6 Free Est. Call Gene n~L m..1ae Dealtt flX' Gerlco Sp~ • • 331154 , P.D.1 Corp. auar.Refs/MC,fnee&t, lJc:.&boadedCiS.anQ Mlkt Mcnoftrv ss:?-OtS8 HOMES-ADDJT¥)NS llC()880 • f.40.7020 . Re111 RatesM$·3'118 ,..,._ m -... 5 Fa: .... EXP.RT IAPAN ESE GredlntJ , Restucc:o over block lle•W.•-*r ~ a.-..1.t.1..t-Sha vuv an c: •• -, "' · r.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Knowle1 Polntlns. • ... f 1 t --..-_.,.tTTI .. '7 mpoo & 1te1m clean perlence pour a1 Ii GARDENER. Free Flffr Pl t 1 t/E t 0 l I w-. ~est, ow ra e. "••••••••••••••••••••t , .. •••••--•••••••••••••••• Color brlghtners; whl flniahln1. Set 1oo.r owa ~matet.~ Sklpl<;>ader, dump truck, aces· an ers n x • c mldm erc: a lllf49'2 . CANOPYTVSERVJCS " ' Baby:1lttin g, Mon-Fri, cpbtOmln bleach. Clean form1, uve money. hauling, tree work, arad Bric Concrete PaUo apts & res •ntlal. lit RAT!SERVlCE , , i.tartang Jun~ 8. Mac hv rm, din rm. holl SlS. 4M-14AS Atowin1, Ed&ln1. Trim· lnl. demo, etc. 751·3930 BlockWaU. iBQ Ptt! 13S-ll20 PluMbilMJ At FairPrlcesl60-1'A --Arthur1Co11s~ Jlwy. T"rl. AVI rm S7.50, couch $10, mlnf, Clean·up1, etc. H•A.n Refs, !:sts.~·M84 p A JN TING X l n t ....................... sr.• " I i C: .. ed n---a. ,,,.,, ..., ··---F'r .. ~ •. Bl k II _,. Kno. led . DRAJNSCLEAREt> 1 675-37110aftS chr ~. Guar elm nate D u • .-.nates.'"""""S2 ....................... ee .,..,t. oc w!l 1, cr ..... sman. w eea Fr ~ ,. ... "1" Unc• •••••••••••_ ....... .:it • ...,. odor. Cpl Tepair. IS .. ••••••••••••ff••••••• s lump1tone br "k blee. fr, ee esL Bond /Uc om ~··6<1-"''"'' • Daycare,hc"d home.Jn. _.. Haull.ni.movlna.cle~nup • J,. • m47 ·from S14.2S, watercERAMiCTILE.NewoT rants to 7 yrs. Re111 rates, ~!e~.x le~i ~~~1~ 0 r k ~~ t:-n!s~~ e.J G• .. rtl Serricet S1 /up. Treework. Reas, ::S:~':b ~~'::9~1~~: beal•rs from ss•.2S. remodel. Fr eat, amUo~cs- taU 642·7811 a nytJme Ft> ee.i.8200, Llc 317151 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fast, free estMZ-4597 64.2-9l'4 &fehteo up the Hooul Garbaae disposals In· welcome 531-Ma&aft 5. Gingham Carpel Cleaners HANDYMAN·Homta & Norm's Paperhanglnf. stalled from SU.25. . .... C~ MokJltCJ $10a room, 1.ny si:ie. For 9tdrfcal Apts. Consclentlo.u a HAULING. Odd Jobs. p..ua-/Papen....,, All kinds, rree est. Stale Plumbing repairs. 7 TtNs.r.tc• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wo. 6'5-5123 •••••••••-•••••••••••• c:ral\aman. Ph; 8'5-t302 Law student needs work .• ::::~:? ••••••• ;-.~..... lie 330986. 83S·370S or days, anytime/anyplace. -··•••••••••• .. -•••• Fonnit~. ~ G~n'J carpen· -ELECTRJCAL SERVICE ..,..OOITALL' Fr Jhn494-SSM EXCLNTPAINTJNG 675-6480 Free ests 751·6942 or Rernoval1, trlmmlnf. try. 1'1n11h ing. Avail ~ CALL.!S15hr,&SN ""' · ee~t. lntr&Ex R 751-41988 prunlng, free ttt. Ufcl "kuds fr ests Mork ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOBSau.m3 Concrete, patnt 1. HAULING. Odd Jobi. Fr tr. ea1. WORKGUARANTEED FuJlyinsured.M2·2624 751.1304, 557.92;2 • ,\ny occasion or Just dln-plumb'g, carpenter, Law student n~s work. eeest. 548·2706 FRED lnterior/Extr. Free HOMESAVERS. Plurob· . - - -ner for 2. CABANA f1nr:lllg rool'!t. &lass, electrical, Jlm~·58S4 __ est.2S)'l'Sexpr.S4Z·02:9S ing & Heating. Free est. Osuclt's TreeSvs. Pal~"JC• <. ablncts Custom made CATERING 548.8428 •••••••••••••••••••••o tree removal, 1arba1e USE THI $10 hr. Honest & reliable olives trimmed. thlnJ)eG, for k1tch, bath, gar, etc. · ARMORP'£NCECO. d11p., rnar-Ute1 \il'e, Hc.aedeaniftlJ D•ILY PILOT •Paintina/Paperin&• service. B of A. Mstrc:bg ~rune d, rem ovelf' :-<ew or remodel. Free r ... m.-A ff Chain u.nt *Gata. urpti., screen$ & beat· •••••••••••••••••••-•• "' ••lnterlor·Exterlor.. OK. 8'T-0383or'751·3150 . 546-9229 aft 5 , e~t. Evening81S.31TS :=::;:: ... ~ .. «:..... ea\lroatel.-.cmc> 1n1;. Serv'g Oran1e Cty. Waot a REALLY CLEAN ..,AST Uc22SM Inard/Guar ...._.. & R~r Window a. .. 1111 • ________ ,.. 22)'1'1. 714, 636-6SSS HOUSE? Call Gln1bam c.au Harri.I~ ,, CCS'fMnfer ~<;>mY Acouslica. Qual Gw•1•11 . . Girl. Fr~ests,fUS.$U3 IUULT'' .......................................... ,.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ce1ltngs. ne w or re· ••••••••••••••-••••••• Golne oo extended lnp? SRVICI Sk)'Uf.hta, slldln1 doors. SPARKLECLEANING tl'ldustjHotMRepolr •pray, repairs, free est. ReU.ble Expr .Japanese Middle aged bus~-ffol.we&wlndowcleanln1. MOTICE wtndow1. patlo covers, Wlndowsouupeclal!f • Carpentry, plumbln1. 536-1800 Gardener. Reasonable ne11man will babysit ~ rates ~.rera. Alli D1UCTOIY bow Dally Pilot CIUS• wood declcs. Quality OR· FreeestNOW648-67«q_ • t•eramic tile. 540.5660 ,. _ _..1,.___ prices. Free at 645-IZaO )'OW' bouse "yard while for Big Lynn 538·1111 For Result illed ads display their ly. Pb. evenings 642-1170 ~ .ho _ __.. ' ~ _,.... M1k • wattln1forblsnewhome S mesaages with Jeglblllty I care.Ken .-.....,,.ew ._peop!f ' Carpentry, 11ny type,••••••••••••••••••••••• e tobeblt.AvatlMmo's. HOUSEKEEPlN(! per ervi:ceCall andi.mpact?Ourads,we That'1whattbe Panel. doors, etc. Also Cementworkofall klnds. WEEDING·CLEANUPS Xlnt ref'• upon request. day, 6 yrs experience. 642·1671 are proud to HY really ClassiCied Ads sell blg DA.ILYPILOT , Comm'J. lie/est 5'9-271i Reasratee·Freeests Weekly Maintenance PH: 5'6·8690 b11.1lness Call Carol 548·2049, Id. 121 iet re1ulta. Phone items . small items or SERVICEDIRECTO~Y aft s 750-5485 750·6625 Free est 642·9907 hra. ~ 6'2·5678. any item. 642·5678. Ja all ahoutr He4pWont~d 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HelpWOflMd 7100 HllpW..ted 7100 HtlpW..W 7100 .W,W..t.d 7100 HtfpW..tff 7100 HefpW•tfll 7100HelpW..ted 7100 ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ···········~ .... ······• Accounting Clerk ACCOUNTANT -Full llAUT1CIAM750/o DESK CLERK Exper'd. Exec.Secy Ex.ecSec:y GUARDS JANITORS c.ltarge bookkeeper part AMemblers Exclusive men's salon, CORUSrOMDEHCE on NCR. Sao Clemente RIGHT ARM c.osta Alesa &Cerritos M/F, c:pla, p /llme. Irvlne t0ime1b· 12 or 3hedday1s ppcr w,k. N.B.646-2716 SlCRITAJlY Inn, Call 4.92·6103 ask for To President! Permanent. Full & Pa.rt. area. Pb: 753-7292. betwn • ex e sc: u e. re er ELECTRONIC Excellent oppor. for in· Rick Elliott. SlllOO/Fee Pald. Ir you are time. Phone "transp re· l·S. Will assist supv. ot cot1t accounting degree or Beauty/Mankurist want· div. wishjng to advance reading this ad conalder q'd. Retired welcome.•1·-.-_. .......... -.-1------ d l 1 d CPA or 2 to 3 yrs ed for El Toro s alon. Into word processlna. • DlckChurCMS you'U bandle allmeetln& Call546-0374.ofchrsl0.2 au.nun ~~ c:~·P~~~~ tnlr'::t1na;I~ ~uivalent exper, includ· ASSEMBLERS &17-4143. Type 65 wpm, handle Restaurant & travel arrangement1. Closed Wedne5days . SUrllVISOR I mg retired person~. Call t r a n s c r I p ti o n & Technical skills must be · E)cper'd p/tJme. Jrvhle ~~~.cipere1;;;1!nt~~~t r~f 640-8900,askforLois. Bookkeeper, fun charge statistical typing. Good flryCook "attbekbest."WIUbelp HAIRDRESSER, OP· area. Call for appt . sale journals. Must know Adrnin Asst Admm Asst Excellent opportunity t.hruoodtrial baislancGe. M~t communication skills in· No ex per necesaary assist in creative pro-portw\lty for 2 spaces 752-7292. beg typ t. rowing eluding grammar. apell· 2898NptBlvd,C.M. jectaforthls very unique avail. Goodloe:. Pleasant•---.-------1().key adder, It typing. ffff Challe~d? for e I ec:t ron l c as· ro nr O.C. Airport. Call , ed't' •-l business in N.8 . Alao Fee s.urroundlnp. A Trend Ladylivein5d/Wk. Cle~ working knowledg.e of Fee Paid. Busy SA co semblers with 6 months' 751-4462 or send resume ~f~. wil1'r!.i: i:~r~~; Dir. Of Muning Jobs. Call Conlrol career &11.op specializing in hair Ing, laundry. babyail <·omputer terminal will train '"completely" experience aolderin& on toPOBox~.NptBc:h, modern, hilhly For SNF. Contact Ad· Employment. Aiency, cut.a.840-20SO child.BalPen.8"·2323 helpful . Acct and/or inv. w/your good secretarial printed circuit boal'dl. 92663 minl1trator, Garfield 556-8505 cont. exp. desired. Exe. skills. Lots & Lois of sophislitated eqwpment. con v. Hosp.. 7 7 81 · Hair Stylist Wanted for LAND PLAHMIR benefits include 1 week public contact wlll ke1. We offer excellent com· BOOKKEEPER, full Call644-l319 G r · Id A HB.,.., · s t best Newport Center Ex---"d w/mamt aldlll. r I\ tb rl · 1 9A .. 'ti'l NOON a r 1 e v e. ~ .. ecut1ve ecre ary-...-.. 'acd.hoart1edr 6 mos and1 11 you feeling invl&orate. pany benefit.a and c arge ru nancia THE"i'1RVl .... ECO. S.'7·9671. severaldays perweekor locallon.Somefollowing, Professional. Out.atand-pru 1 ays.Group os. Also Fee Jobs Control modem workln1 cond.1· statement for pro· " . Ftr.Muslhavegoodtop top commission . ina oppor. Apply ln ., startsdateolhlre. Career Em~toymnt tlons indudins carpeted fessional office near ~NewportCtrDr DISTRIBUTOR, P time. sk.lllsCorPresldenlofco. 640-7870, Tueaday thru person w/reaume. Nr. Ag~ncy,556-8505. assembly floors and Oranae Cty Airport. NewportBeach EamuptoS1425 permo. Resume lo: Plaza, 2082 Saturday Fuentes, Robert. BeU.. DOCUMEMTOR •----------• piped in music. fap. ln public account· EqualOppor Employer Mature.639-6123 Mlcbe!llon , No.212, ----------t WiUiam Frost & Assoc •• "Join AL••....__,. ~':,!/~~~ef. Salary Oome1tlc:/1ec'y for young Jrvlne, 92715. 752.0234 For Hll~eH~Yo~e~Hwork. Profeaslonal Environ of Addreasograpb ~lultlgraph Advertlslna PRODUCTION PERS OH & ART ASSIST. 2921 S. 0:11mler Santa Ana 711 5-t6·35Sl Equal Opf)Ortu111ty Employrr :\I , F Must have cxpcr. m type ---------1 specing & producing _________ , clean f1ni$hcd art. Some design ability useful. Please call for an appt. The Jolly Roger, Inc .. 546-0331 & ask for Linda D. Accounting _.,. ....:.--------1coUNTER Help, fem. bach. executive. Live in . General Office. Must like Good oppor. for r etired P1:::!!:..E~J1IQe;.rJ:. Claims Secy ... RIETYClalms Sec PSt/t. DBay & e~ AWPP2".: Murfst care Clot~ Le a.gy. h~1~i to type & file. Good s, person. Apply in person N.B. Apply In Person MSI PATA CORPORA TIOH 340 Fischer Ave Co6ta Mesa, Ca 92627 (714) s.4~6125 A ax urgera, o"" l:nn pe_ orm P c: !!> • • comfortable small ore. only, Costa Mesa Inn,--------- No Shorthand St, COlta Men. mix a good martini. Npt Bch/C.M. area. Call S205 Harbor Blvd, CM LEGAL SECRETARY Fee Paid. N.B. co. de· h 1 , 9M-~ Mr. Kane, bet s& 5pm. Newport Firm, exp pre-corated by inter. de· Counter 6 p~ce cream MS-26-W HOSTISS f'd. Excellent typlna, no • 1lcner needs sharp. am· par 1 o r · lO : aoa m -DRIVERS . Expe-r nece11ary. over shorthand. Call for Appt bitious person. Good typ. 4:30pm, no exp. nee. 2 Drivers. Interviewing GENERAL Office p /t 21. lull lime. Apply in blwn lOAM "12 DOOD •. lnC w/lots of room for Start work tmmed. between 1·4 p.m. Com· needed an ~osta Mesa person: Leblarr itz 152-~18 career advancement. 963-9571 panybcnefits. f'ulltime; FederalCrcd1tUnlonAc· French Cafe 414 N. --------- Also Fee Jobs. Call Con· Custom detailing abop s day week. Apply tn ctna exper. nee. 642~ Newport Blvd, N.B. Ex·L~AL. a~~f!'{f~ J;• troJ Career Employme.ot needs l\andwashers. men person at Roy Carver _ri_l_·P_l2_~_p_m_____ ~00 · ·l 0 SR.GENERAL CLERK Credit Department Equal Opportunity Agency, 556-830S. • with buffer exp. in1lde Rolls·Ro)•ce, BMW.-1540 ~r.~R "'L OfftC• -----'-----4 air office. Call MarJ .. EmployerM/F Rd N w'"""' A '" HOUSECLEA..ila..1G 114-6144212 -• Advertising. Space Sales. Clerical, cen'l ofc & lite detailers. 751-1337 Jamboree ., ewport roslTIOH " " • ll}lilndLabor.JIOflt>Shaa Exper.reqd.Agi:re~sive bk" p n g r 0 r Beach. See Darrell Womenwantedtoworlc LIGALSECl!TAll~. an 1mmcd1Jtc openina ~lf-startedorstrongre· Aasemblersforllghtm!'a. bldr/developer in S.A. ~llv~Zic ~~i jobs, 20 Sickle. Open with 1rowine for Janice'• Rauedy Sm bUAinesa Litl5Uon • for a Senior General g1onaltradepaper.Sal+ F\tlltlmeonly.No.East Salopen.HunsakerDev. r&Yt 6~s-·1105r. DRIVER WA NTED-~:~~d~a~l'!'ri:a1U::~ Ann houucleantna F\rminNewport Clerk in our Credit comm + 17\4)958·2680. C.M.m.8800 Q>. Pb: M6-M60 for ap· ' Seml·retired gentleman Applyinperson service. St&rt 12.SO hr. seeks exper'd Lega .. Department. Can.didatcs Apt manager for 17 Wllls plicaUon. Delivery-Neat appear. to drive me.my car· Customweave Carpets 678~.~ 3, Tuel thru Fri. Secretary or trainee • .!ohould have Pl'<'\ ious ex· ,._ :\I . \f t 1' Good tranap. necess. ... Be h t 1a•""P ifi st --~--------i Must have xlnt sltWI. r>er1ence m accounting ..,.,,,ta • es~. • 3 ure cp AT EASE CllltlC:AL Min. S3 hr + mileage. A~~re7rn da~ily8:ecall F;;ta1~cva~ley CaULlndut6'CMl990 unrt credit. proc~dures orre\lred. IH.2-S848 Nilht Shift. Ex per. Phone172·0126. ' 772.0740 days, 640·2078 -------.... --HOUS-1 .. .. with prork1l'ncy 1n typ. '-hlon l.i.d helpful, but wUlln& to l ~ GENERAL OfftCE 5" ..... ~ Uquor Store Clerk, ro-'"fl and 10 key. i-~or more H.wport hoch train resp tndiv. Job re· Dental Assist. chalraide, eves. Interestinl pos. answer· Part· t l m e · Need ti red ma D P /time.· mfurmallonc:1ll. ASSEMBLERS Has a need for an early q's figure aptitude. typ· Ftr. at least 6 mo's ellp. DRIVER ina student inqulffea by responsible ·tndiv. to Godrmet store. Ap~ T• ... , ... ,.. retiree for in·store stock mi & 10 key. Xlnt work· Some Sat. H.B. S..S6-3S40 . ~fnn \V/compa ... car for mail. o~•s maturejudg. clean model apt1 Plua Verde UqQOt, Calhy F"nyman -" s · d & b ns ••.. ... •-. clubhouse in apt com· Mesa Verde Dr. Eut, 111415<10-SOOOext207 Long &: short term as· ma int en a nee. Some ing con 5 · ene ·1 DENTAL REC E P • early A.M. home de· ment, good memory, de· plex. Flexlble hrs. Mo c.M. glgnments. Holiday & heavy lifting r eq'd. w/co. located'" Fa.s~ion TIONIST Exper'd, for livery of L.A. TIM ES. tail ability.., typlng 45+ thruFrl. ---------HYLAMO v a ca tJ on pay . s ·ao-noon, Mon thru Fri· ~i':'n:r:.:i.4:..~:30· quality crown & bridae Must llve in HB or Ftn wpm. Customer serv. Call644·lll9 &.o..C:loslfttSupY~C llosp1tathatlon plan ~, ofc:. Many benefits. N.B. '\lalley area only. Call background very helpCu l. 9Al\t 'lllNoon cap aclly. Muat be LABORATORIES .natlable PleaseCall CLERK Full/Part time. CalllH-t-9211. 893-2700anytime Apply, National Systems THllRVIHICO. familiar w!fundJn&, tft. 3:lOO HylundAv~ 644-5070 Prinllnaolc .. La1.Hills. DE..,..,,AL Corp,4l61Birc:hSt,N.B. SSONewportCtr Dr s u ring, shipping. t:otlta Mc~a\a92626 I•--------Cnr Moulton Pkwy & ,... DR)VERS lt'leat OC Airpo rt ) FHA /VA & Conv-VOLT F..qu:il Oppor111nit } / Alf1rm.1ll\ l' Action Employer O t ...... •4 •11 A I I <' '_. • O ~ <I( f , 31UC...,.nDr 546-4741 ---------• Lake 1''orest Dr.. RECEPTIONIST Household furniture E.O.E. NewportBeacl\ FNMA&GNMA Sala Auto ~lechanlc. brakes, ·8:30-!PM. ~0890 Modem orthodontic ore. moving co. located In El ---------Equal Oppor Employer commeosurate ~ /abJr. front end Qwclt SU\'. nds dynamic. intelligent Toro wants dnvera w/1 GEHERALOFffCE ----------i ty. Resume to PO Bos Ute motor repair. Smog COC:ICTAIL recept. Exper pref, non· yr ex per. w /comm 'I P/tlme. Varied d11Ue1 in· CM 92626 lie. SJ()().~ per Wk. s w•m1ss smoker,•Hwdaysperwk. movingco.Call830·4926. elude typing & filing. 4 Housekeeper for nJgb ~· Da~id Co~el.t:: Days. Pd vac:,. ln1ur. Leamln40hrslhemost Mus t be pleasant, Hrsperday,(lexible.Ap· shi~l1-7inguestbome, 5'9-887l ACCOUNTANT /JR ~~!c:!': ~~~;irt 1 benc. How ie s Auto exciting. glamourous. c:~rful & like people. ELECTRONICS ply National Systems C.l\f.646-6716. --------- l'o,lt 1nn a\ a 11 \\ ith EquaiOppor Empl11)er Center, 646 8838. h1&hlY paid prof es~. Day 979·l400. Corp .• 4361 BtrcbSl, N.B. ;:Hou!e==keepe::=::=-r:U;::v:e-:tn:,-ru::.;:cjel•--------• :-..1•wpor1 Ht-•:1d1 Lill' In•. Automotive or eve aesalons. Place· Dentalorcmgrwantedror HELP !Near OC Airport> lady for nice famllY,. ro Sec-I\ 11111" idual ---------1 New Detail Shop needs m.entasslst. Good Job op· growing practice In We arc growin1 so fast _E_._o_.E_. ------c h 11 d ren . Room /. LOAM ; " t A ,, n e i.; re r o r C.dlllact to Go.Cena help por. ln·me. Must be bright, that we nffd YOU if you GENERAL OHIC:E Brd/Salary. Sparililb olt, COUNSELOR ,. . • , ' ,. Cl u I v a I en t "'(Per . What~ver the Fad Top ~ages pllid. Engine C• 7 I 4f.51·'1,4 self-motivated, capable. fit any of these discrip· Ideal working conds In 979-8025 XJ384SO ~~l·:':c~~n~-i~~t Steamers. eni painters, So. Call. Cocktail Assisting exp. helpCul. tions&wanttogrowwith smaJlofc. Typlng,filing, ----------1 :r~~~:e~~~s':tctil!~1~ Call Now' 64Z·56'7S wrrrs & polishers, up Waitresses, Inc .. 17922 Salary open. Hrs7·3. us: p h 0 n e c 0 n tac l HOUSEklEErER ground Includes real , -------i holstery s hampooers , Sky Park Bl, Ste C, 752·7S56 EMG TECH w/c:ust omers. Some Live-in or out, lrvfamily estate or lendlng U·.· rs-=-=1=-1=-=K-=-&-=--,=-=,N~-=o:".·:---------. che<"k out. pitk up & de-Irvine. Ca 92'714. Dent a I R c ~ e pl & Capable or buildioa. de· naure work. H.B. area. nds Cull care (or elderly perience. Duties wW ·~· \\'ant Ad Results 6-t2-567R S•us UvA~, \pply at .. a•7 ">ta., Italian lady c:onvalescln • ,.. '' ' Chn1r:s1de oc;st. Exper bu0 "ing & t esting """·o>.><>o>. elude soliciting and pro-:!M.'I Harbor Bl. C\f · • • ---------1 from broken hip. Must b lo C 8 A I T C Y K E U L A R Y A D F C l D C X r R I C l C A H C R 0 S S D H 0 A 0 H 8 W £ 0 R Q W I X L M R C T P H H H C 8 G R X D I 8 A R Z S A H £ U Y E L A W P V £ P U S H P U l L P H S Q P N S C R 0 L l H G C Y 0 A U S 0 0 K D E T B K 0 U 1 R C U T H R C I I C W U 0 SQ 1 TC KfS AW ~JW RR KT T £ D I Y 0 H N E C J l M G 0 l l U C G K P S R H C Y X W 8 U D K L 0 C P 1 0 H U T W 0 H A N 0 [ 0 K 1 A S N L R C K S H U 0 T 0 S l A J C P S M A J F 0 0 l I L V A C G C l V M 0 Q R l K H P W H E S H A P T R R Y R C H B H H 0 W T L W 0 H T I N W I C P Z Z R 0 L C l Y fnurucuom H1cJ<l1n "'ord• below •PPtef fofWwtl, beck· w.,d, uri. dnwn or rll1gon1llv. Find ·~ end box It In. , Bend Copfng Crosscut · Hack Chain Keyhol• Scro 11 Fr1 ct fon Push-Pu 1l ::! R1 p Circular Two-Handed Tomorrow : V1ct President~ 645. 1030 nece!lsary. Costa J\leu. tc?P~isticated solid 1tate General ore w /some radio honest, rel. & able. Ital cessing routine ana ilk'~ COLLEGE 557·9681 d1g1tal. & linear elec· dilpatc:h exp. p JT . Apply or Span welcome. Call volving single family.· Aul n Part" Deli \'e ry Dental Recept. full or part tron1c circuits. al Ben Warner's Garage. 5.S9-4467 aft 7pm residences. Wl~ also U- Drt \ t'r. female. muu KIDS time. exl bl!nefits. ;o.;o DESIGNER 4lOW.5thSt .. S.A. si6tln meeting oan P~ ha,ei.tooddnv1ngrec:Md IMMEDIATE duction quota• aQ,,_. "be dependable worker. Sal 832~7 & 64""2119 DRAFTER Gtn. Offlc• to $800 OPEHIHG branch objectives. T~. Apply Beacon Auto Work tem~rary assign· DENTAL·Glrl Friday for Electro-mechanic al 100% Free to applicant. ,Showroom sales position ~~a~bi~~~-~e=d · Parts . 480 N. Newport =t• b~~~~~ k~ci>:t'!1; Orthodontic Orfice. good packaging of dl&itol & You will work ln one of open for young, ag. Robrer&U-5300 Bhd.N.B.M8·1133 Now: typ1st.fullt1me54jl.2291 linear high power the loveliest. areas In greulve person ln Costa -----------• transltorclrcuits. N.8. A spect1c:ular view Mesa showroom or A Babysitter. 2 boy&, Vic Dental r eceptionist & an exceptional oppor. bey Renls Furniture. Aines Smith Sehl. H.B. ~O~ office • w/exp. Bus y oftlce. Good benefits. E.O.F:. wtll be yours. Your boss Liberal com Pa n >' 536·2350 e\'es. S36·79'96 Salary open. 642·8814 DECC needs you to coordin1te benefits & 1ood starting ms1 Ti overload t>_,... L .oa8T r.... lnft>.Corbu.ayfleldreps& ulary. Call Donna, V "'"'•A "° ·"Vl•• yr tRVl.NE horoe ore. You will de· b •· 83nking 557·0061 exper w/some expanded I d I •-f U 645·4772 et.ween 10 .,. GLENDALE FEDERAi, · SAVINGS "'-'-,, , 100 Newport ~ter ur ' Newport Beach, Ca Equal Opportunity Employer PltOOFOPIRATOR .....,.Blrc:hSt NB duties. Req'd for pro-546-4731 egate ut es• o ow up 8:30. LI-_,., ~·-• of to completion. Good typ· Equal opportunity---------fl '-•5J11;"' ires1lveH.B. c,4da)'s, B.ICTRICIA.MS Ing. Co. paid benefits. ---~E~m~p~lo~ye!!r:__:__J---~~~~--.i .. lrvtne Natkmal Bank l•-------•I 1al opn. -~ & HELPERS Ca II Ab I g 11i1 Ab bo l LOAM " Cootact BobCrelihtoo Resldentlal cxper. req. Personnel A1ency. 4SOO 833-3700. E.O. · COOK Denlol assist. Sharp, ex· Top pay. Apply 8·11AM Cam Pu• Dr , N . B . IMSPICTOlt/bprd COUNSELOR Banking Breakfast Shilt. p'd RDA & X·ray, Uc. or 1·4PM. 177Sl Skypark 55'7·6122. Machined & bench as· Requbu real eatate qr ' Toltai Bank in Newport efl Good pref'd. Nr So. oast Pina. Circle. Suite "D", Jrvlne. -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-_-sembled components. lendlnl experlene~. I edl PllY 4t ben ls. 540-3838 Must be able to read Collea• vreterred. WOI .. Beach wan mm ate Apply,JollyRoger ---------• a--1Cl ... MS GUAlOS bl rt t /d.r I •· aollctt and pro"'e..,,,.r opening for an exper'd 400S.CoastHW)' o~"'L ~·" ,,,. 10 utp n I aw JllS .. .. ... N 0 t e T e 11 er. x Int h ~ •"' & HELPl!RS MEIDID IMM • ~rlorm lit articles. Call routine 1ln•le Camily nfl· benefits. Please calli--•La-g•u•na•Be-a•c--•I Chainldeuaat..Expr'd. Industrtal&Commtrclat Jc>Jn a proaru1tve, fast 540-16.Wforappt.E .O.E. aldenceJoan,.Typlnart' 646-7l21 Nwpt Bch. 5 day wk, 8:30 exper. req. Apply 8-llAM growing co. w /unUmited 1--------1111 quirtd, Conlae\ Ronald COOK to 5~30. Paid nc. med -or l"4PM, l7'1S1 Skypark advancement. Most be -INST--ALL-E_R_T_RAl __ N_E_E...,. Rohttl'6'4-5300 1 Ban~S~ROW SICY Exper'd ln ll'I e.tabllsh· lnsr. 54Maal .~le. Suite '"D"', Jrvlne. ::it"ir!in'i~:-i r ::~ for window tintln1, ata~ Gt.~°11vfJ!f~., For our Bof'lde & Lal me.ot for prepartna quan· Diental Oral Sur1ery A.II· IMGINl!RIH~ qualify + ()ther benefit.a. ~.~ht: 1n'tal.ayesr, o~e:'a~. 100 Newport Center 1>r .. ~ .. --u j-. • Utymeala. alst.~'d.SomeSat.a. ... .... ...,SM...... = wi ru Ne~,Beach,C - ""'' uuiC9 ......... " mo' UdoConv.Cent~r Sal open. H3·7839 or -r• "" taJl • n••t. e x per Equa\Oppoitb&Dll,. "'LOAtfSBVCLI( ~~;:,~:ce.NB '7S\<11MafUfn•Udl. =·~Te~~~~~~~~· • .+ _hdl"NptuJiSU ........ UiMCINteul~~~~~m~~~--~~ii-f For our N.B. ofc. Geoi OMA\.ASSIST. ply ln peraon w1work IMSUAAMCICLK otc & typtn1 exper. Call COOK/lbpr'd. BroUet o&tr11d .. z..,,.r'd or samples. Robert, Bein, Mortlla• Orm ~ In· LOAM SBVICI .-:,. Mrs. Connera at &&2..000 and all meab. Apply la ICbool-Xrayllc. 5*3000. Wl1Uam P'rost " Auoc:. · SecUrit,f •Industrial di•. w!Hle t.Mur. -back· COUMSILOtl --or appty al: Ptraon. an. a:ao PM. 1401Qwa11St,NB. • Services tround & t)'pinf. Good .;.U.'' uuwntclJlfDr,N.8 . Beach House tnn, 819 DIHTALLA.1 5 oppor. for advance. M~• ~I ft~~ MAJllMMISAVIM6S Sletf Hollow Lane. <>Peninl ln orthodontic EXIC.SECRITARY l'24S~~· .A. E.O.E. Call Ms. Popov ~~:owl:dJ/o'i ~!..i_ F.q\al()ppoC'Emptoyer Las. cb lab. Coat.a Mesa/Irvine For flnanclaJ ln.tltullon 020Campu1Ste130,NB _i_or_a..;:.p.;:..pt_.&40-__ 4680_. __ -1 ~ • $maoda. 1-.....:..-=::":~:;::;:;----i...;;..;._.;.;.;;...;..;;;;f area. Pour & carve o bo """'-·-1 ft-J • • I IAHKNOTI pluter dental modelt. In N.B. nar r area. L ~CCl.7'1 tNTBlUORDESIGNER .-.-YW/ moa10 TIU.ft COMS Fttlme. no exper nee. Startinl aal S16.000 per ic.,~o. NNda p/tlme. hdp. Expr 11r "1*'· Good op~~ Uft Phone 75144-u, 1f. desired. &U-2255. tor adv~ce.. E.O.E. C-.14 1 Mln 1 yr ex~r. ln a com· No Exper. Necm M•. Popov for app\. merctal b•nk. CalJ Jmmedlate()ptnlnr• OENTA.LASSl.STANT In• to I mo'• Secretary GUARDS IMVecTOIY Cl.Bk MCMS90. a»SOOO New-part CcQl&t. Rova inay mo\'9 lo other corp. N.8. t1clhty. Pum. Full Exper, tn inventory or•--------~f Buuttclan• wanted : Anl.13.aJ>m Moo•P'ti between front deak fl r~spon1lbllltlu rcqulr· &rp/Ume. Uruforft\tfum. malerh l COl\t r 01, fltOTICI '.lt.7 KllHU~ (halrsldt. Min. exp. Ing exlenslv• travel. 1'eleph It ear req'd. J~rn.tnartty w/J)ottlns ta. hOw DaU1 "'1ot c;lii: Newport HUii Cta\•r. KUIKR 411 olaa.Y. J(.ra,y ccrU!lcale. PltaMtend re1ume It.JOT ~Ired ok. eau-...a. auet •'*tJl'lL Oro'WW lfttd adt ~.Pl&1 tM ~ =~=ec>M wbo =Hmt Muttbubtirp "°"O:IOO pltue call Jtff Brteey, batwn 8am ~ apm fOlt compan y w l •oo• ~= .. ~.f.:.y~ , ITS-9111, Newport Buch ~.-pt. _______ benefh1. Apply bt•a -,..., "'"" ?ta )'OW' Old mt( f~ I MIO D£NTAL Secretary I Savlnp 4' Loan, 260 Ka\'esomethlnu•w w•ot tam '5 noon.~:-are jlromt to aq, new ~oodlaa ll'il'b a E4UilC>,.etStnPfortr ReoepUonbl.Ubaper. Newport Bl•d. Newport lbMIJ,ClualRldachido ....,., IMl =l~aul&s . P••• aauin~td.k!..wTI MMQJ Beb,Clitaa ft"'tll.842·5871. 1l8.•m1 . ' • 11 CJO DAI\. y PILOT MAID, part time to work mornings meld. wknds. Casa Laguna Motel. Call Lillian, 4!M·2998 MAIDS·S2.50 hr. Part time. Balboa lnn. 105 Main St, s1s.g1o10 MAIDS WANTED Top waees paid! The Inn at Laguna, 2ll N. Coast Hwy., Lag. Bch. MAIDS wa n ted Im· mediately, exper un· necesbary we tram. APP· ly Newport Channel Inn 6030 W. Pa<'1f1c Cst Hwy. 642.3030 Make.Up Ar11S\ wanted for N.B salon. £"elusive make-up hne. sal " comm. Must have cos· metic1ans lie. 640·6023. MANAGER Gift Gallary. Oppor for ownership. Exper. req'd in merchandlsana. dis· play le business control. 675·3080 l-4pm. ~ MANY FEE PAID Secretarial. Bookkeeping &Clencol Positions. Also ree Jobs Irvine Personnel Agency 4l!8E 17th Costa Mesa Is Right For You Because Your Home Is Worth It! YCMt c• funl yOf/11' Ion for becMtful tNacp Into • ,......., talMt wfttlill a hw short ....a. Lecirn ft-ona ttM profeuloacib -...r 1t.p by .... -9':ocll ...t MCreft of the trade! 0.. flnible ~ hachn YClll how to tlYolcl costty........, •yow OWlt home. AIJv.-ced ~P.-epcn yotl for -UdtflMJ cm'ftr· ·~by Lft MWI, llOfed desllJll..-mtd .... of .. A.de LM, .. tM edloot h ,..,, to .... y..- ftffds. Ca. sn start for as low• $50.00. C• or write fw we a.tor..tfaa. Mo ollffgatloa 25255 Cabot Rd., Ste 214, Laguna Hills 581-2213 581-8941 MasterCharge Member Saddleback Valley Chamber of Commerce BankAmencard 11YOU CAN TAKE GREAT PHOTOS ••• and. rn Show y OU How!" Fom- Fcnt Peaced lntor.atf•• , ...... wfth IETH KOCH THE EDUC A TED EYE A~ C09'M For I••~ ..... for ,......a11oa BETH KOCH STUDIO 200 Newport Clfthto Orfq Newport IHCh (NelCt to Muldoon's Irish Pub) .. lnhnlatiot1al MONTESSORI SCHOOLS for chlklrfft 21/J "'"' 12 y.... •Planned programs •Reading, Writing. Geography. Music. Arts. Physical Ed. Anthmetic. Language. Science • Independent Study a Social Activities. Remedial Reading Summer Program c.rttfled Teadlln Coda Mesa 646.J 134 311 UMtenffr trt.. ... ...,.... .... ,7 ... ,241 20111 c,,..... St. s.ta Ana 54CM15l 2515 W. s.tlower ~~';::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~i::::::::::::::!:::::::::::~ no. to teClll"9 yow NMrTalion 644-4332 lreo 5Z9·0l21 400W.FlrStnet MATURE WOMAN p lime to welcom e newcomers & contact merchants. Flexible hrs. Need car, lite typing ~7·3005. )fobile home for retiree rent Cree exch p/lime help &dnve. 97~2S6 Need 2 women. full/pt. We 1rain. Vanda Beauty Counselor 963·9046 630-1675 ~ newport S .... _::-personnel ~\ .· agency ·~752·0331 FEE PAID POSITIONS Hkpr CPA exp Open ~<'Y Cash/loan Open Secy RE/loan S950 F1C Bkpr/Adv S900 1-W:ctng Clerk S750 11uyer S875 Leg Secy Trnc S750 Receptionist~ to $700 Slup:Rec Clerk S700 Clerk Typists SSSO Acctng 1'ramees SS~ Also t-'ee Jobs 2192 Martin lnirw Call For Appointment NOW Recrwtlng sharp. amb1t1ous man to sell hardware. tools & shop eqwpment to mdustnal accounts. Avg S280 per 14k No exper. nee. Call 751-9134. NURSES URGENT Immediate rull·hme RN ~it1on available on 11·7 ,.,h1n. Full·t1me positions also for licensed person· net J.11 & 11·7. Excellent ~alary and working con 11Jt1ons ·Call Personnel: 8:17-8(100 BEV!RL Y MA.HOR CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Laguna Hiils Equal Opportunity . Employer NURSES AIDES :f·ll & 11·7 Expcr'd 41 Beds . Good sal 14 11n· creases. Country Club Conv. Hosp .. SA . ~~9-J061 . ----- MunesAides Ii Orderfles Exper'd. Xlnt Benefit&. Bayview Conv. Hosp. 2055 Thurin Ave. CM 642·3505. NURSES AIDES Ii' /time. Day & eve sh I Ra. Exper. pref'd. but will train qualified penron. Good benerata & sa I. App- 1 y Park Lido Conv. Center. 466 Flaashlp Rd. N.B. 642-8044. • NURSES AIDIS liORDEttlllS 7-3 & 3·11. Will train In· terested individuals. UdoCOnv. Center l~Superior Ave NB Call646-7764 MUISIS LVN, eves. ,RN, relier. Xlnt opportunity. Lido Conv. ~ter J.SSSSuperlor Ave, NB c.u 646-'1'164 Nursiq DILOF • HURSfNe SIRYICI RN w/nper. In COl\'<rl rehab nursln& fqr 96 bed hos\>. Good stacrlna pat· tom. xlnt benefits & u l. Apply PHk Super1or Hea1thca1'e, 14• Su~erior Ave, NB. 6'2·3'10. You don1 Mtd a 10 to "draw rut" wbe.o you Place n ad In the »-111 Plklt Want Ada! Call no-~. 1 MICROWAVE COOKING CLASSES STARTING NOW Personal Instructions Complete Selection Microwave Accessories Now offering specialized courses *Mexican* Party Foods * Low Calorit Classes .Start Soon * CICISSfl For Holiday Meals "Learn to r eally use you r expensive investment." We leach every phase of MICROWAVE COOKING Complete 7n Hour - 3 Week Course For &wonment Information Call 7 68-50 I 1 MICROWAVE MAGIC . COOKING SCHOOLS ENROLL YOUR CHILO NOW FOR DAY CAMP OR SUMMER S£HOOL FOR A WEll SUMSED wn1TMWK1U SUMMEI! J IEGIHS JUHf .tcd AeiD:::::EM=:IC=·A::;ND~/OR RECREATIONAL AGES 4·15 • ( lCUfSIOOS • Arts • Cr2fls • Games • Swts RADCLIFFE HALL PRIY ATE SCHOOL Transportation Available 635-7892 A CAREER OPPORTUNITY BANK TELLER JOBS AVAILABLE • MF.ff AND WOMEN • DAY AND EVENING CLASSES • PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE • FINANCING AVAILABLE 714-973-1366 , AMERICAN TRLER SCHOOLS n1s.w-.st .. we. 111 0.--,.. CA 92661 ~Ct'Ol9 From hshlon ~uar9 • Individual Programs to * Correct • Reinforce • Rehabilitate *Advance Student Abilities SUMMER SCHOOL • Comprehensive Reading Readiness program for pre 1st graders 01agnost1c testing· evaluations • A eading workahops • 1st through ettt glllde • Math workshops -Basics through Algebra ,. STUDENT·. " · ~ IMPROVEMENT ~ CENTER ::: ~Gaid•c• CAU. 642-9088 c ......... ..... ~ c ...... ..... T• Ha ........ :::=-.. =~~:#.co 't '"-C-.. I 2150 HARBOR BOULEVARD. SUITE 11·A COt.LEGE CENTER. C08T A. MES~ CA 92629 Phone;714-640'69~ \ ... RICHARD'S BEAUTY COllEGE A Beauty career Has It All! fotHlm For Her unlimited earning PQtenlial. recognition, secuntyl exceptional income ••• a glamourous career, prestige! r Now offering NEW600hour course on facial & skin ·t:! .-care techniques "-4 (Cosmetician) Ff•• Oat AltHt A llew•rdla9 Care..-I• c ....... ., ...................... .... ,.. .... uwn., Acero• ... . 2 • t. .. .... _, ...... I .. C4:M5-JIH Se Habla Espanol .. ; ,I\ ·' ; SUMMER FUN ;~ Ages 4-12 Tnmlf)Ortotion Provided Atld Trips Roller S1toting Bowflng Swimming lessons Cd outs Miniature Golf HorHback Riding MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! Call $48-2296 SUMMER DANCE SPECIAL SCHOOL'S OUT! CAMP'S IN! FOR A FUN FILLED SUMMER 'TREASURE ISLAND DAY CAMP In Its 12th yecr Call -545-5145 or 498.0176 )~ Free transportation. Newport Ai.r Associates· flight S'chool & Flying Association ' LEARN TO· FLY $805 ISJJUO Dewitt * FAA APPROVED * e-..~ 35 Hount ftfgtlt ttme In Cessna tso·a with 20 hours dual Instruction. Individual Instruction. tailored to YOUR ability. 38 Houra Ground School 20 AIRCRAFT AVAlt.AILI AT LOWEST RATES IM ottANGI COUMTY ..... .. ,,, ... ___ ..._Nd * s,KW Rafff for Ca: 1 cf .. or lalt1a:oe.esh•ilh. For C_,.... o.t.11 Cell MOW 979-1155 197 I I A"'°" w., S... ........... '" ........... o....,.c....,~ Sa ll'l1T11en.T0Try Sa••tlllnt Hew At Summer session startJ June 20th. Pre-registration la necessary In order to esaure your place In class. Tuition is to bO pald at the time of registration. Otllll-a...t At •11tl1 c• Pw .. ,_...._ .t62-5440 tltl Y•M•• Att .. t1M1•1._ le.di (Just Welt of Bn>Oktiurtt, ~xt to Skinny Haven Restaurant} ..... . .. • • • • I t • • • ~ .. I> t ; i ~ , .. • ! • i ~ • " ' • ' . • • ~ ' • . • • • ' • l f • f t ! ; • • ' . ' ~ ~ ' • r .; • i ' ti i • • ' ~ ' • • ~ • • • . • . . . i l 1 J I ' l DAILY PILOT CJ .I ~·! ") Schools and fust1·11ction ... _ .... f\md!y. M!Y 31 . 1m , Heftt w .. ted 1 1 oo ~ · ···········•••········· ~ .... Offt<•e Post lion uv:tll ··:' w11ucccssful rnvestmcnt • miAnogment tirm lo ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,. ............ ~ ................................... ~~~ ..... 111111 .............................. j l rv l ne In dust r i a l Complex. Muiu enjoy • STUDENTS BEING . ACCEPTED NOW SESSIOMS START IH: JUNE, OCTOBER & FEBRUARY LINDENWOOD COLLEGE 4 fully accredited individualized study program now available IN HUNTINGTON BEACH For Mature Creotl••· S•tf l11ftiatincJ, lnquisltln Studeats Integrate study with work. Programs desi2ned indivi dually for the fully employed. BA, BS, BME, Bf A, MA and MFA programs offered m: t.nsehr. .. Healt' Care ~~.Uklcltlen ".YoluntJry Association Administration_ PllydlolO!J ... Creatlve Arts...Gef ontolon .. .Music Sodolon ... Political Science ..• neatu f acuity in Huntin(ton Beacb and nmlly a.us. Undtr11mte fife learaior u,entnet can be mluatfd with mdenc t1edtt5 fer advanced stanctinc. Wr11e or call for more mforma11on, orientation meeting dates m Huntington Beach 1413 flfllf ST. SAlfll MOMICl 90401 (213) 451-4761 SUMMER SCHOOL AH/or :. SUMMER CAMP St..ts.-.2ow. Ot .,. c...,.. cw.tt It ..... .... , ... ·-nr.. 9tta Grede Small Classes Sound Study Habits SPICIALIDG .. IASICS IEADl*9 ••• PHOMICS ••• AllTMMmc DOOR TO DOOi TUHSPOaT A TIOM FAIRMONT PRIVATE SCHOOL Ul7 w ......... AR••• .... 77 .. 1051 Presenting Free J)Ublfc ~rvioe conducted by ...._Heckm• ,; Spansored by The Rolled Oat HttMt Food Store no41 Le, .... (MiMW't Vlllt;tl ..... Vlefe 761-7610 ,~ , Private CW' ca.a IMh Kil• RNIOftCllbl• MOlltWy or 9w"t•tylahs Locahd In Mna '-'" ofCostGMno • I For ............ cal 646-0387 CERTIFIED SWIM INSTRUCTO (20 (ears Experience) Specio!i1ing In Infant Survival Swimming & Young Children. • 'JI Also, Classes For Older Ch1fdl~ and Adults Your Pool. Call 499· I I 14, Joye~. E•es REMEDIAL READING PROGRAM , .. Sponsored by International Montessori Schools • h'dMdldl1ed htsfnactlons • S_.Gn.ps * ............. • DltliposHc Tn HIMJ • Fint ...... 12th Grode EMROLLHOW- CLASSES LIMITED 546-4531 979-9241 2515 W. Suftftower Santa Ana 529-0321 400W.Ftr 1,.a HAUORVIEW P.RE-SCHOOL Gerber C hildrens Center s SING FOR SUMMER! Pony Rides M~9ic Show Pe11cake Breakfast Program Belias July 1st , Ages 15 months to 6 years 2, 3. 5 days per week · · Half or Full Day Irvine College of Business .... ,. .. ct.c. mid ~-... ,_.. wfth .......... "-9. ... ,-ct lob! At 1"6M w e c ..... ._. Y• •.• ._. .,_. tJOOd folt tlMlt Y• w.-t to hov•. W•'I .... YGlll to CJ9f tlMN. T•• ,.,. d.olce ef c....,..! SICUT AIY • RIC.-TIOMST STIHOGIAPHER • IOOIOCHPIR GEMEIAL OFFICE ASSIST AMT MBHCAL..LlGAL SPICIAUZATIOH nPIMG • SHORTH.A.IC» DUSH-UP DAY AHO EVENING PROGRAMS A proper .ct cOft"ed ~ ••lfoem1Rf, located ill ttw ... of the "-wport-lr•IH ....... .ct .. dieatrial C~eL Job Plac.....t Assist.le•? Most ctrW.tf! .. ttw t.t 15 wth1 over 400 ufl~trl ........... hcl '" ... 9 11lalha. c• NOW for ..... iftfCM ....... and broc~ 1700 E. GARRY AV. SANT A ANA 92705 IN.,..,. Fwy • .t Dyw 14.I 556-8890 work & w/numbers & be accurate. Xlnt oppor ror eJ learning & advancing. • , Mnll resume to Ad J8'15, , , Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 Offset PTessm an 1 Part time or 1pllt sturt • Santa Ana/C.M. area. Exper nee on AB Dick & Itek eqwp. Good pay ror right man or woman. To be full t ime In a few months. Call ~0.1355 Oil Field Suppli~r LARGE DIV. OF CORP. OIL RELD SUPPLIER HowHlrin9 Local Office Ho Travel l,.viMAreo Earn From SZOOto S400 '• ,. perwnk ""'• Commissions, bonuses & ,... l>ern!C1ts. Exper. not nee. Will t rain . C'all Mr. Harris Tues s, Jl & Wed. 6;1 898-4486 PART-TIME --OCEANOGRAPHY SUMMER DAY CAMP' eme~9e ~®ffel" Oppor. in fashions 11v:11I Ideal for housewives who need ne>.t ble hrs. Work close lo )Our home. For intervw appt Call Mrs. Clow at The Grand Hotel. Anaheim from 9am·6pm Tues. May 31st & \\'ed. June 1st. 772· 7'17'1. .. Boys Ir Girts 8 to 14 Revolv1" Weekly Schedule With Each Camp Session Of Three Weeks $ 5 500 Totcl Colt ..... W_... _.., .... If ....... ·Skin 01vmg • Sa11tng • Oceanography Complete Water Act1v1ty Day Camo For Free Brochure or Add111onal lnformallon Please Call or Wnte· NEWPORT OCliMAUTICS 504 M. "-wporl llvcl. Wt. 203 Newport leach, Calfonlla tZ663 Tthphonel714164o.t292 - Anna's DAY SOiOOL Pre-Schooi Ages 2 t.hrU 3rd Grade Open 6:30 AM thru 6 PM ll9'11hallwMow l•htcJ Accepted fot' Grad_•• K Hat ow/II 3rd. Hot L.-c'-& SMdls Clrffllfost If ,.red) •HClillt • Maltl StrnM4 ,.._. LHrftillg Proc,-• , · •. PhcNtfcs Stressed : ~ . Arts & Crwfts :/ " Mnk Sports AdMHa • ~. Co..e Visit OR W..._. Ctl For Aftto1slm.t 21 10 Thurin Ave., C.Osta Me50 Phone~14" ~o ~~e~S>e_ CAREER WOMEN! In Or Re-Entering The Business World? This ,..fnshet' courw will impro•e yow lob pohnffol & os..-. you of 1.-dfah wcc•ss in currettf & Mun ...... oymet1t. Included: More Positive Self Image Through Wardrobe Planning ... Posture ... Makeup Figure Analysis & Expressive Communication. LIMITED ENROLLMENT ~~ School Of Modeling 666 Baker Street, Suite 413 Costa Mesa 17141 957-0912 CAREER TRAINING En BA or MA Deiree by llecamlng an lntematllnal Montessori lacier ' Excellent Career. Can Be Teaching In Little More Than A Year • MOU MOW ,... ......... c-... ZSIJ W. s.tlowtr, S....AIMI c.11 ' .. Patrol lake. Retired la1,1 enfl)r~ment officer. full time. CCR enforcement S3 50 hr. 586·0860 PERSONNEL SECRETARY We have a challengin· - JX>"ll•on m our ta-.t m111 - IOJt personnel dt:pJ1 I ment report1n~ to th• Personnel !\1 unager. Th· quahfl\'d md1vidual mu~· po:..s<'l!s e:1.pertlence in ;ii Jspects or personnel i:1ood communicat1on an• ,. interpersonal skills. un• excellent ty ping an shorthand d 1ctaphon ! capab1ht1es. ltust be 01 ganited. deta1l·oriente und able to eHectivel h11ndle heavy phones an . ' interface with all level oC management. We offer good start1n slllary and benefits pr, i::ra m . For more 11 fornution. call : Cathy Ferryman (i 14) !>l0·5000 ex\ 4!07 HYLAND LABORATORIES 3300 Hyland Ave Costa Mesa. Calif. f':qual Opportunity · Afhrmat1ve Action Employer •.i-• . ., -· - .. . PHONE SALES Phone Sa les peoplt , male or female. 16 to t years o< age. Guarantet wages or commission· 250 East l '1th St ree Sulle 0. Costa Mes: between 5:00 & 8:30 p.n 646-42:?3. • ....... Equal Opport unit~ Employer Phones Phone PEOPLE PER SOM $700/Split w /fee rein bursement. ~Int oppo1 in Long Beach indusl complex. Start at ord< desk. Work your way ln1 · , management. Also Fl' Jobe. Call Conlrol Care< Employment Agenc~ ~. PHOTOGRAPHIC Print Finisher /Printer Pencils Ir. dyes, exper preC'd·wlll I r1tln. No sm()Ur. Apply In persor Wed. 10·2. On·Slte Phot1 graphics, 3303 Jl:irho t:-5.C.M. N.ASTICS MOLDlMG MACHtHt '' ' OPERATORS Openings on awing 13pm llpm & graveyard Upm ?am) sblna ror trainee &exper'd moldlnl macl' ·': oprs. have ~ create< 1.<: be~us• of further ei. panslon. Rapid advane< ' ment usured tar thos whdhl\le tho basic abl\1 - ty II desire to mov l•\11 llMtMt by our trainlnl • m'rlt review pro H cech1ru . Good p a · •a +ntaht shift boous & xln , rrinp beneCits. •"1 cmco .,1 265 Briggs Ave. C.M. r A lrvlno lndU•l 'I Com pie" 'r equal Oppor Employer •<! ; .. l tWpW-.d '1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLASTICS MIXER OPEAATOtt To tram m all pha5es of our adhe:.1ves & coah.o& producUon S48 SW. . ' . . .. PRESSMAN r-::======== Multi 1250. exper. pref'd. Wtll train, non smoker. Apply m person. Tue1. 10·2. On-Site Photo· ~raphlcs, 3303 Harbor E·~.C.M. PRODUCTION . TRAINEE Assembly lino produc- tion worker to tag hose assemblies. Light ty p- ing. Will tram. Call for 11ppt.~0-7639 E.0 .E. REALEST ATE Li censed and C'(· perienced only. pro re:.:.ional congenial of· f1ce. Generou5 com- mLSSion. Call 642-1830. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Sal9y + COIWft Better Homes LOCJUM Beach 768-7315 ·.BE A TRAVEL AGENT Day & Night Classes For Men&Women PACIFIC TRAVEL SCHOOL 610 East I 7th Shet s.to Ana. C. '270 I CA.LL 1714t 543-9495 Established 1963 Financial Aid.Pcograma Accredited by The Accrediting Commission of The National Association or Trade & Technlcal Schools. -' .... . . . CJ2 OAILV PtLOT . " . J Tunday, May 31 . ;g77 · ANNOUNCING FOURTH SERIES OF CLASSES • The Total Residential t ·· .. teal £state ~ucatlo-Propm· .. .. Real Estate ··atter-licensrng" ~ales 'd vel~prJnt program. • Every sales person Invited to attend. Award yourself o,vlth the program Qesigned to make you more successful! Learn the skills to make real estate a career -not just an "avocation." Ettect1v~ -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 in ten years. A complete 40 hour course including a special 8 hour Symposium/Workshop. T uition -$200.00 (Tax deductible) P~meot pl9n~ avail~le En . f •• rolf~t !imlted! CALL "Char" Hi(l\8S (7')~) ~'3~60 (oollect). • NEW WORLD DISCOVERY SYSTEMS.INC. A LENflNCl COAPOIWO. P.O. Box 909 ~ Place.ntia, Ca. 92670· *FREE* I 0 Week Trovil Course WeWllTrolttYo. T•WOl'tl .. A Travel Agency You Pwchas• n. look TohlCostSSO Course held 1 evening a week. 7PM to9PM. AES: 73t.:Zl23 *RECEPTIONIST* Warm, friendly Real Estate omcc needs gal Friday. Lite typ111~. f'AEO E. l'ENNl&V Prnldent t57t ,ARICWAV LOOf' Miil.DiNG 4L SUIT& F-o' 1\JSTIN, i;A 82980 !'dusl be allractivc. self ~!ml!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l•••lll•lll!!~ ·~~~~~~==:::::::=::::::~~=========~=====. ~~~~:-~r.o;:~~ui~~t,~lif~ ... ------A~ll!'-----.. ;;;; REGISTER unw ---------------· peri.on Tue s-Wed. 3·:! onaur__i: COAST y Mc A l"'V ~1i1 ~~~k~~~l~T~~~: " • . ' sUMMfR SWIM tESSoNS FOR OASSES IN: 11 annu mgton Beuch. ~ ·:: ...N'cr r "Ir ~Mow Lffl09S 1eqift • Beginning Needlepoint- RECEPTIONIST lmmed. opening for re· cept. to work in bui;y R . E . o f c . :\1 u s t b e personable. able lo han· die pressure or extreme· ly bll3Y phones & have Jccurate typ1n&. Please Call 644°3389 9AM ·tit Noon THE IRVIHE CO 550 Newport Center Dr Newport .8<.'ach Equal Oppor Employer RECEPT /fYPIST Immediate requirement for someone who thrives on a variety of assign. m e nts 1nclud1n i: telephone &. lobby re- .-ept Will be tested for typtng & 10 Irey skills. At· tractive trnrroundmgs & many co. paid benehts DUHCAM 2865 Fairview Rd Costa Me<>J 5'1:1·8:?61 Equal Oppor Employer REA&. EST A TE License required. part t ime work No selling 00-1830 REST AURAHT Reliable. exper·d <'ook". C..11 Tues & Wed C73 :?'.'i7. RESTAURAMT E'(per Grill COOK to work 1n J.ak e Ar· rowhcad. als u need WAITRE SSES & WAITERS I 1714 ) 337·S282. RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM Coft•eftienu Marllets Positions open ht. 2nd & 3rd s hlCl !I 1n Sa n Clemente & Laguna Beach Ot ht r orcar. have openmi:s 3l!>O. No e,per req'd. Apply at any or our!ltorM. ~Newport Blvd Costa Mesa b 12 7702 • R..N .... OB. ICU. Med.le al. 9.u'1laal floora. S-11 & 11·'1. EXPERIENCED ONLY. San Cleuiente Genera I Hosp. <'lU > '9&-1122 Ext 21• MAPLE AVENUE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Meed Childcare For TM Sa111wr? Ren•...,., school•s out J_.. 15th. Very reasonable rates for extended day care. o.,.-6:30 am to 6 pm Also W• An How Acceptinq ........... For T1w Feil S...Shr-Klftdergari"" & I st & 2ad Gradn 1070~.A ..... ~-c.... .... 646-4334 ORANGE COUNlY SOCCER DAY CAMP Boys -Girts 6 to 13. Expetienced or lne~ INT'ENSM SKILLS DEVBOPMEHT f Ive 1 w.-Sessions -9 AM · 5 PM •• , ..... &a.t-•• Call 731-2131 ~~~~~ ~~&~~ ~II Couoon Good For One Free Lesso11 A.i ~--..J N--..JI Lhild When You Sign Up For Sesslori One Only. • ~GU ~ epoint NAME ADDRESS PHONE# For ,. ........ '"'°' wwwH• c• o,..... CoGlt YMCA ~ 642-999"0 Latch onto free . rug-making lessons, • OesiCJl By Chart • Special Men's Beginning Needlepoint Closs Sot\Jrdoys Only • Quati~ ond Applique • One & Two Doy Workshop~ • Small Chri~tmos Gifts • Plaids • Shisho & Beading Cal for further Information THsday thru Saturday I Oarn 'tll 5pm 2628 E. COAST t:flGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR ... CAllF. 9262S \?U• 64W90_. • HOURS: 10~ to 5.00 ~~-4 and get your hookS ./:/otJllJJ.~~ into 20% savings on Acrylic rug yarn. We've arranged for a RUG CRAFTER representative to demonstrate the art of latch-hook rug making •.• a craft-work boutique just for youl When you plan that super throw-rug or wall hanging, you'll also want to sto.ck up_ on Acrylic yarn. All 47 glorious colors. The fun Is right at your i1ngert1ps Ready, set. latch-hook! For o~ Cell S4MJ4o ,, . ,. RUG CRAFTERS PllST SOUTHERN IAnlST CHURCH 650 W. H..alfoll St .. Costa Mna 642-1426 SUMMR SCHOOL PROGRAM .... 21 d to Jiiiy 23rd 1 J. Exf911Chd Day c_.. ~S.111~11' YOUTH EFFECTIVENESS TRAINIMli· • ' ~ . • I RN Supenltor Park Lido Conv. Center needs a good RN supv. ~ One that 11 lotensted In ' good petient care • re-hab nur1log. Fttlme East~.., ) .... : ... ·)·' .'.• ........ "'. ' days. Good benefit• & • competitive sal. Apply •a •11•1~ ...... ·-.. W1r.t ·1tn0sutAM~ " Park Lido Conv. Ctr. 468 I • . I Fla11bip Rd. N.8. 6CU044. \ • ~ISTATI C:Alt- Sec:uri\7. lndepeodance, top Income! One vacan· ey tor lleeMM, achool for unlicensed. See Geor1e Davia, Red Carpet Realtors, 32302 Camino Caplatuno, San Juan Caplatrano. Phone: 831-9855 ' ,.., \. . S8f ~!CUM caoim . rarAIAps call 557.0035 Sign up e•ty for the followln~ locattons • COSTA MISA.MfSSION YllJO "IWl!$)lT HACH ... ·=::r . ... ...... .... =I • .......... . ....... ......... ,....... ._, ........ ............... ....... ., ... ...,,..._ ' Tolldlm ti Adalts Certified swimming Instructor will teach swimming in your pool. Male, 26, UCI araduate. Ten. years experience with all ages, abWties and •'pro. b1ems' •, frtgbteded beginners to future Olympians. Competent, conscientious~' Exceptionally good with children.~ Ref'erences on request. ., Dave Kidd ' '752-1597 ie~~ ..... ~,..~~~tt· . . ' . . .. . T~. May 31, um OAILV P\1.0T C'IS I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~m••~--~•••••••••~•••a••~~~lk)W~•~ 11~1H~w~:.d 1ac ~·.: ,w~~ 7lC) •.•...................... : ....•.............. !······················· · · SchoolS alld Iristruction ~l"lll ~' h.ECUTIVt: SCCRETARY 1 he Jolt> Hoger. lnr hu· Jll '11111\1..'\l op.:ning IOI JO C'-Pf'I d :.cl"rt!l.i ry -===================~::;;;;;;;;;;;;::;=;=====~==================~ OutM;indlnit :.h & lypmi.: I ,,1,.11, Jrl' r"''t 11 rur th•~ ' 1 l .. . • .. . • • .. : . 4 .. . .. • . • . ,. .. . .. SUMMER SWIM LESSONS! HalKre1t Swim• T.-1 Club 3017 klllybtooii. Cost.~'° All Ages Welcome: Beginner-Advanced Beginner -Intermediate Swimmer-Lifesaving & Safely Classes-Diving Starts .i.... 20th For Mor• Info& nmtlOft Ir R~l1tration Cal Merk WftecJc 979-8768 6 ~9 pm ~rench Coating CfaJ~e~ "What's Hot .. Cla1ses Start June 1st at CULINARY CAPERS in El Toro for 4 weeks focusing on "The French Way" of cooking. Sessions will be held on consecutive Wednesdays beginning at 7PM On June 21st, the cookware shop will otrer a class on basic saucing. Featured will be demo ns trations of basic while sauces. e ernalse. Bordelaise & dessert sauces "CerttfncJ • with yow butcJMr•• Ir ~ "MWYtls of MlcrowGY•.. wt'I I». Ht. topics of two MpCO-"MJ cowws. for ................... Cal Tiii• w Cwot. ll7•l.545 FREE LUGGAGE TAGS With y..,. .... CCMM In Ask about our FL YIMG & TRAVEL SCHOOL Pick up your t ag al: , r ' Ultimate Travel 1571 Part<way Loop Bldg. 4, Suite F Tustin, Calif. SALES OPPORTUNITY Looltfftg For MoteO..Of Ut.1 llGMOHIY! tndlvldua1 D~Tis Long distance lines Hourly Wages AVON REPRESJ:N· TATlVES meet people. earn good money. el\joy their work. Learn bow )'O'I can become an Avon Representative. Call :>40-704tor Zenith 7·13.59. Donuses/Commiuions N~tlonal Product ~auUM Ofnt'e WOtte( P /TIM& Or F/TIME Phone 8.13·8005 TIME-LIFE UBIAllES The raslest draw ln the • West. • .a Daily Pilot 1C1ed Ad. 642·5678. llrtui Opp EmptJr mtr FREE DEMONSTRATION MONDAY, JUNE 6t~ AT 7:30 PJ11. '11• RJ'Nlu,thrl1 ,,.,,a ... for,,_,.v K .. dot\ Do you really want to get more our ol your hie? Check out the Yoia Center on Monda't' n ghl Yoga 1<; Americas lastesl gro1111nq science ol C>hys1.:a1 & menial welt-~ .. ig Yoga •S laorty easy You never strain. You go at your own pace No cqmpehllon Ages range from 12 lo 72 Yoga gives zip & shape to your bO<ly & some people think 11 s a miracle 10 be able 10 relall so last' And only lhe Yoga Center has Sn Ramakrishna Anonda11 a world recognized Western·born Guru & the friendly e•pert teach•nq or Madnava & Tara' Let Madhava & Tata tell you about the S n Suralh sho•l·cut med•talton system that accomplr'!>hes 1n weeks what m1gh1 Olherw1se 1ake years Med•tat1on & lhe S•l( mantras we teach refresh you & qu1ckon your inner lmowledge & energy These bring greater success & lu l1llmeot 1n all areas ol daily hie In !act yoga means sk•ll •n action· And we now have 15 openmq!i "' our Tuesday & Wedncsoay n1qht clao;ses Corne to the FREE demon$trahon Monday at 7 JOpm Meet Madhava Tara & Sri Ramak11~hna Ananda11 on person Also you w•ll learn the Full Yoga Breath-<;an add years 10 your hie YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA IA Non·Proht Educational Foundal•on) 44S E. Ii,;, St. Co ~t3 Mc:a Phc::c 646·3 ~0 I th•ilw!'cn Tu•\ln and hv•n~ S1<.) 4,oto Mo Sol G-yo -leod me from the unr~ol to the R.ul PORCELAIN NAILS HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TOIE TRAINED IH THE ART OF APPLYING PORCELAIN MAILS / HAPPY HANDS IFonMrfy Magl'1 Magict I ! COSTA.MESA 642-NAIL Would You Uke To learn to Fly? We can teach you your air & ground work By Advanced Flight Instructor We Guarantee you win pass your FAA written exam Ground school taught in classroom atmosphere. r.ontoct Fred Penny 1 .. : 73 I ·2623 In: ]J 1-5441 Back To Basics Student Center P'ndivic!u::il ar.:i sr.i=:I group !nstruction. 3 R's & related skills, K-7. r.:::n t:iru Sat. Flc~::.. :c s :~-z~~·:r.:. RNCincJ Credefttioled SpeciaHst 8 Years exp/public and Private Schools Elaine Manninq 768-1560 Canodo' lu~iMH c.,,..,. 22691 ~ St. #508, B Toro 92610 I 805 Orange A YHMM Co1to Mffo 54S.76'J • Lessons on piano. guitar drums and band instrument5 0 Children & AdWh ~Ing & Advanced • RIGf STElt HOW FOR SUMMH PROGRAMS • po:.111011 Prior el\per. tn rc»laurnnl operal1on!- prdl•rabll'. '11thoul:h not mand11tory Xlnl work· ini: rond s & benefit put•k..agl! "hll'h tndudl 'anou" group insurantc bt·ncf1li. & profit i.hurll\I( s .. 1urv l'omm~n:.urutt· w C'IJl:r Al)ply Ill 1~:r:.on. lj..;)pm . Mon "'n 110~:! 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AtrP"rt ~·ntl n·,uml.' to \d :::s..'lk I>.11f) i'llnt PO Bo-. l:X..1 .. <. \l lf..!1»'· SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Sl111rthil11d ;.int.I lyp111g re qu1n•d ,\ ,·ari<:ty pui.1· lHlll \\1th many ex · l'\'lll 1 \I'. ;11] nu 111:.1 rat I \'C .111d '>Ol.'1;11 duties.,\ team llfll'llll'd IOdl\lldu;il Whl' l1kc·s pcoplt! Call 1>111 2."iOO'. mornings on· h 8 311lo9.:10 and ask for 1\1111. SECRETARY For marketin~ mgr ~( d,11.1 prO<'l's:.1ng co. Po~ l'l'q\ l'XJ)l.'l" \\ good :.h . t~ptnj,!. ve rbal~ ll'kph1111c skills. Must b ;id,111\ahlc & have abillt) 111 "orl. "t.>ll w ·others Xlnl 1·0. IJt'lll.'hts. Send rc ... uml' or phone. for '1ppt 1ntt•n w Integrated IJ Jlu Corp. <D1v S.tle g u a.rd ii us inc'' S)stems. Incl. PO lioi. 57i. Costa Mei.a. Ca !(.!1;27. 546·6080, 631·00j0. SECRET ARIES Mfr or s p ec ialt y cht'mir:ils for lhe printed c 1rcu1t brd 1ndusl ry nC.'c<I:. 2 !>ccly"s ror ou r i.ulcsdept. II) po11llion calls for sulC.'s, order dc11k. exper + minimum 2 yr:i secretarial expcr. J\n rl o lh t'r rcq's minimum 3 .\ri. i.c<·rt>turlul cxfx•r + 90 \\.l)lll s horthnd. Typ1n)! of 00 + wpm Is rt•<i'cl for both jobs. ""' urc a "Jo"ortune 500" firm orrcrlng xlnt bencfils & new office~ located in the I rvine ln. dustnal Complex. Please call personnel tor an appt (7141832-3560. Th1okol /Dynachem Corp. Equal ()ppor Emp. M IP'. THE CIT~ OF SICllTARY P/tlm: JnquJre Ullmen Strilt, 10 21th St, ND 11J.tB7o. 3141c...-onn 546-4741 <AC">1" Fl-om Or·ar\•e Co. Airport) Equal ()fipor Employer SECRETARY G nnal olllce 11klll1. Part time 1 .30 to 3:00, Mtintt.y tn Prlday. Start SUS/hr. Darrell Rully 642-5300. _, ~~~.·~~!,~~ .~ Ill acceptlnir eppllc11tion~ tor the followinlf posiUon~: Pole• c ..... -S'71 P• - a.rti/St.o -sno,.. .. G,..... Wortter-$711Pw M , ..... ..,... -$944 , ... - The'Je ar CETA fundrd ~IUoM and ~· quirt• Huntln(ton Bf' ch re. tdenry fl a> d&)'' J>l'lor unemploym nl. Appllca\lon!J wtll be ac· crpl•d 11 Tho tmplovmor\l It Tralnlnr Center. 538 Main t • Hunt. 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Call J,11w}' Whl'.tlull Sales /PR If you know ho tel or rc,lJurant munugc · mcnt : ·\ ~rr at future a11 a1ti. St ..ar\ lO s!IOOO. l":tll JJ111:y \\'h1:.il1111 Technician STOCK CLERK Finished Goods l 11•rlorm ..,, m 111<' .1 ..,.mt1I\ 1,111 I,~ 111.11111.1111 I 1111sh1'..i ~"""" 11111•111on Some cl\111·1 1•1, 1 ti 111 Sh1pp1ng & H,.,·ct\ 11\t! STACOSWITCH IHC 11:m J!;iker Co:-.la :\ksa !"149.:JCJ 11 Equal Oppor 1-:mplo.1 ("r STOCK MAM \\"1th pnl'jni; & sulc:. ,., lll'f 1\pp\, m pcrsi,11 :\IJrl"llll"l":,, SlultOlll'f' 2:!.i Fon··I .\\ 1•. Lu~ lkh Ell.'t'lro \lcchonk;il ap . - - -.--.-~ t1lUlk '"II oula1n m .qur Sub,l.11111.tl l· .• 1rn1ng, co. llf>'-1\1on wl\h man\ "11h11111 1w~l1•11111~ :.1111r hl•ncl1b & lutun ·111 f.1mtl~ Lc·.ider Ill 11- 11 lMMI I tl'ltl has a !cw p l11nr "" · C.ill<".1rol llallt•\" l10rhm1l11•'> U\iltl. C.1111111 1X'r"1n.1t mt en w JI tlw GrJnd llotl.'1. /\nJhe1m. Management T rne If you can relocate, work 10 h rs a duy & havr degree. a career aw:11t:. you. 815.000 to start. C:.111 Lha James F IC Bockkeeper Be »blc to set up com plete b ookkee ping syt't c m. de11l11n puper now. inventory control. & supervise. Opcnln i::; for s mull & lnr!(t• l'o's &Jr,()() Io S l R. 000. lrnm liam tipm Tue:. :.1.11 31st & Wl''"" !:i/AJ SIUO a wk. P/T from home <..:,Ill ~ 3:!0:1 II 2. !Ni2 ll\:IG 3 K fnr llPlll TOOLMAKER Orunuc counly l1rm sct•ks tool maker. Expr'l.1 an both mo<'hint' fabnru Secretaries lion & pros re. ... Sl\e die .. Many openi n gs In Companx will pay top beaut1ru1 orticcs with wa1ecs &d bcnefil:.. Cull greal benefits. Entry _r_or_u_J>_P_t._9_56_·_209_3_· --- level to executive & Tow Truck Driver needed legal. exper. ~11646·9630 )fon- lo'tl. 8·5. Coast Towing TaAINEE Flnenclal clerkal for repldly 1rowin1 Fashion I land rarm. I Yr ore ~"· pe-r. helpful. Xlnt work- ing conch & ben~fit!f. Co. app1rt-I provided. Apply, s.12. 2·4, 180 Newport Ctr Dr. 2nd Floor. Ncwpo11 Dli11ch. MA 4JQO, osk for Co rol Oeer o r Sue He bier. ------""'.'-"-TUXEDO SALES, part lime. mu11t be outaoh11t. J.'or info. ltt0·333.1 l'Xl. 341 o~lorTttrl -. . ·-· . I ' t .. 1' ~ ......... ~~!.~ ~'! .......... !~!.~ ~ ..... !~~.~ Cf.f DAILVPtLOT TU!!d!y.Mg31.1m Hefp Waot•d 7100 Appllatc" 10 I 0 Dogs 1040 Tiil:) Wf:t-:~ ~PECIAL ALVAH Lit ho S12S. Cova loati. Power 9040 looh, Sell 9060 Tl"GMport.tfott ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spa~t'!6h or ContC"'nlp. 3 WA'NTED t·t~h•na: S~!> CJl\ot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\P111t Kcrcpt Ct11 'on \\orkmg \t.tJor \p AKCt>oodlcPupp1e1 cornpltlc room& of TOP CASH t>Ot.t.AR etrh1n¥ il~O Othl'n' :io·~ephen&~c1ao ·77 Wesball 32. Fully C~S•/ l'll'rlcJI tor t'ubhc Ant pl! j n ,, l':. ~ Po"~ 1 Te,rnp &. TmyToy rurmture Include~ ll pc PA I 0 PO R Y 0 UR Trudo $7300 De.II Suite \' llpwr. radio. 'ndr. OF eqpd, ss.uoo.-•tay trudc R11d 9120 ofc &.lti~33:! \lowt>rs wan led Cull"°5849 hv1na1room1t•t,$pcdlD· J l:."WELRY. WATCHES. CorMtrcwes.~~ nupJ.Lnl,tuned.sbarp' ror 27·3.!' Snll N 8 ••••••••••·--·--••••••• H1·111i,onable &i5·58-18 Ina room & II Pl" btdroom ART OBJECTS. GOLD. 58500 t\ \'646-9000 moortn" ti\ Jll ~liO 1110 N -------OLDENCLlSHShecpdos "''' l'O\IPL~TI-: :,i;t1. St LVett 5ERVll'l-:, '.?Sol.li..11 l'J ~•u INffoe ----0 76 vw t'j"'Jk'r 0 poP· \V;,i,hen1. dryer' Clean pups . .r\KC. 11 "kl t;Jsy term!> ~ do~n. f'JNE }>'URN 4' AN· table. $20 I • .um d1.ur. JlA1.ff;R.\b.SJ'FBMY-biJ~. \op. Ll~C nc\\. SSti&~. WArTIESStS OVEl 21 l.111· model1. SIOO. l yr Shots. Gd. wJktd,. 112$. IZ$11montb, No payment TIQUES.645·2200 S:!O. Color TV UO G.M.8 \11Ts. '73. LEASE/CHAR1'EK ~WtorSSHOOOBob .:uJr l'ree deltvery MS-662S Ill July J. CURTlS "ronit'h fl:i r h Purlor Ltkencw. Loaded bl.mdcr:?B" ... pmnjkcr Motoria.dllkes 9140 r.ullivtr's Rei.taurant lnl~rvlewm& Moo thru Thurl> ~lwn 3 5pnl t-;l( 1>er'd only. f /time: Om nersh1f\. ~htrCh.: Will ,ahuhuy DOC O E IENCE F URNITUHt-:. lllbS f:1.111d l'1u110 & b\>nrh. °"'ner.12l3>-l76-S2ti8 8-l:?:l8:!l ••••••••••••••••••••••:o t131J281t> B D d Har bor Ulv<l, CM Repair Mountini;s S.'000 St•c Mjke offer. MOP~D.J.\WA, CLASSES literl We 6-lSbt5l Chuw Ca:itani; b4llll110 lO' Ber1um. conv top. PC.illlb57 "LuOSTl\F.W.S:!75 • t-'r1g1dolrt' ~I June 2 2. 7: 30 PM . ----New Uphot. 427 t-'ord Hat:e r<>11d)'. " m 87,. 18711 l::lt'c. 2'.lO dryer. Perr Nwpt/Jrvarea~·4921 SpamshDinmgrm?>cttbl MocT .. lsh Orrl'fo1sny ... tal servfor eng. Berkley Jet . f>t5 1002 "' ___ _ rnnd. LABRADOR P UPPlES +6 O\'I ~tr l·hr:. + 5•de G~-u.i.-Inc:. J:!, \\Inc gljs:.es. 1i1oblcts. American tandem trlr. "4otorclck•/ tll4-.i378 brd "''mirror. S65(),b:.t --..-rn :.hcruci-. Jhq:oln . 6425&l2 28'COLUMllA Sc "'ISO No papers. ofr C:i II !il.H·9518 ~Scott Dr N H oiJ 065M . 00 en .., WAITRESSES ...,,., "''6·1097 . ...., I Do • N1•;11· nt!W cond1t1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Sl82 MacArthur, ln•lnc w,hr Sl2S. Cas dryr 5130. ,,..u ""' , .. Bel Y· 2S · IUkmg Mu I II NOW Ato.nlc WAITERS It 1 s v ood Cu:.tom g· Green velvet 133-3041 N<'W 1.0 spd b1l..e, 1tlll in 512.500. ' ~~· . 'OOSPORTSTli:R Ov.sr 18, San Clemente cor~'.'ko!:ia l!ry g Black La~ puppies._ JS couch. ~atch'g wood 813-1064 box. '55; Decorallve 962·664lorS31·7938 4· tleplh h_ndcr. lnl'ludm~ Elect. :.tart. l~ts of Inn , 492·6103 ioee wks. AKC eham.paon curved print chain. e· dinette eel. 2 leaves. 6 :.hp Uonll75 81!83 t•hrome. looks clean. fio:.ernaryaft.4pm FflG llT DAMAGt-:D lines.shot5.sso.5:i7.25()8 moderncouc:h.xlntcond "'V• & chrsSl2S.GJl·4493 t$S 16" Dorsett. 100'.k '13 Catallnn 22' w/lrlr. runs aootl. Must sell. 1101'POINT SAU:. 3308 64~·021i:! • ~ buy old gold fiberglass. 110. ~ere xl11t cond. w /xt ra:.. 642·2Q73ufter5pm. Wultress & Hostess Ex W Wunwr nr Harbor. SffiHTZU salver.. 3 Murty "J " Deines cruiser. Eng tops. OD & ~/olr.96J·l680 pcr'd. Must be able lo s.inl.i .\llJ 979.2921 10 mo. Gorgeous blk & Ethan Allen. 2 ladderbark Ftndings Stones mowers with vacuum OD steering fouled up. '74 Honda CB 360. Mint ~ork wknd:.. Apply, Rig -----' wht m ule. AKC Champ chair:.. :! pane trestle rollcctor~ S••e at 8923 Bottom nds paint. See at SAILOR TRADE condllion.12.000ml. S550 ger, J6 Fa!th•on Island. Kenmore Washer 585. sired.Ml-6479 benC'hcs. s· harvest ta· Dtamond&sapphiredin· Complt'll. Or1ve Son 900E.CoastHwy.S8001n· LU:XU RlOUS 57, World b'7;i.J.t59orS48·0500 N.B. Mctwn :.iam llam & Kenmore Gas Dryer Sll5. 5 blr. 536 :!395 ner rang. value 51600 lJ1ego.. Ct1!>h ofll!r as ii. cl trlr. ~-2788 or Don. Rjce/Crulsc Annapolis '17 HUSQUAVARNA 250 :ipm &~pm Kenmore Elec Dryer S60 f'f-ff to You 104 --.,--h-\V·'I sacn·r·ce' "'S 1112 \\here 1:. l ndu:.lrl.il Leas t>W-4131 Sailm" \'u<'hL w, Dana CR~ X Ilk ,,1_00 -----21 cu ft Sear 'i. refrag11ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 5 pc bdrm set~ n1g I u ' . .... • in,:; Corporal ion :!300 Po111t ~hp Vulue. S102M. ..,, • e uew ., i . WOOD ASSEMILY muker> s.i75 Guar/del cute black kittens need a Mands. dbl drsr. hi-boy Genuine light blue Star S.W G Portland. OR~· Fo~ula "741/0. VllF. \\'all ti·ade tor so c..,1 673·l933eves. F111me. late work sand !Hu 867:!, 979.4734 home 1n exrhange for dr-.r mlrror9S8·\~ Sapphire, JJk immense 97201 i..tras. Xl~l Harbor 00:1t. urea home. Call U11l ~ZUKI ~C mg & fina~hmg 3201 \V DISHWASHER lot:ioHu~~·= P<1llo Set: Brown Jordan, he av Y go ~d r 1 n g Chet'k·a ·I ron c-ash re· ll-10-ll2SorS79-2096 Gates {213) 923"8187 or New condition. Ortat to \1.1c:Arlhur Ul. San\J llotpointbltn.whlle 48 'roundlable,4cha1rs. w/diamonds. ost over g~ter2yr..old Co!>ISOOO H' Yacht. 60',, re-t2l3l861·2877 carry on your Mol<n" Anu <o.J 5"19·3895 Tortoise shell long hair chaise !ounce. ST5 Sll,000. for sale s.iooo. M.ikeofr.96J··t&i4. furbished. L rg pilot -------home or t railer . Call spayed female cat, 6 55:?·0783.evesorwknds PP.SIG-9977 how.e. l'ear new twin 16' \'enture C~1t. new 3fler6pmorweekends. ~s~ W \S lll::RS·DRYERS ••••••• •••• • •••• • •••• •• SJOll l'lt>an late models. I Alttt.-e$ 8005 )r guar. 1-"r<>e delivery •• •• • •• •• • • • •• • • • •• • • • • M51r Chg 636·2840 t 01 fa •-s et La .. ,_ d ' ond F\lm & appl. couch $250. da•'-els. Many xtras. Sac tramp. i.ell furling Jib. 638·863-& oes. c .e ce °' we Dln··tte. \Valnut f1'nlsh. we:> 1am engage ""' b o m t I W/3 --------- d W kd ~ . · bedrmset.tbls.lamps SH,500. Aft 7pm. ro \'Jill;. rr l!>J>OS1taon. or ays Danelle M?t. Table w/2 ment&weddtngnng, 39 Misc iU>.SSOOaftTPM SJl-968'1. n ew tares + xtras '73 Suzuki GT 550. Fair· and &O to night school. leafs, 4Cha1rs. Very nice. pnts. Appraised at S900. $800/01 r. 953.9995 act ing. new tires. beaut. Cat needs lots or atten $100 644 889'2 will sell for MOO. Have REDWOOD. 2xl0, 2xl2, Siu. Cruise. Fish. 22· 6PM. shape. $700 Ph ~1223 Wonderland licyd~s 8020 hon&TLC.646-0818 . gemologist report l x4. l x6 , l xs. etc 318Chrys. l i8 . FREE KITTENS r----Sale 8055 675·1410 dys. 646·3718 SuJa""". 67"'311~ c:Ao.79~2 Of Antl·qu•s1• ·····.·,··••••••••••••••• --.....,., .. ~cu .,,.. " .-.,_ 14" SAIL w /lrlr & 01ob•lc '66 Sutuk1 80CC. cln rns doek rark Sl:?SO or be:.I gd. S200 or be5t offer • ._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. H l ' G i.; w 'Ir I' h 0 u '<; e Raleigh Super Cour~e. Medium haired 751 ·5!>'79 Slde\\alk sale. 114 Agate ________ 8_0_7_1t, Collection or Play Boy •MUST SELL* ofr 6i5·3273 &12·6..:.150_. _____ _ ed • h 500 Good cond, good equip. St, Balboa Island. Anli· Uwntock ~ l\lagazi.nes. 1960 to 1970 l'ramm "•I over S\50 'nlr &tt 98\5. Angora kittens. 10 wks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• all must he complete & m 28' Silverton Sportf1sher Park age. 18' o· Day llonda 250. 3 mos old. 4000 w1shore mooring at 40th ma. S250f Take over & Rn•er. S:H50 Ouys. pymts. 4~·8351 mu:.1r bo\1•::.. n1ckelo· -for adult or oldAr child q u es g u Io re, cu s t ·11 L'tG dual rontrols " I h ' d r Reg. Mor0 ao mare, broke 0 ood to lair cond. Will ,. · • dl".>ll p1a110,,, c1rcui. or· Cat 8035 535,...,.,. cot 1ng, eco urn, • • ""~h "'I t d I h !!Jn:. wall ellH'ks, ' .,........ jewelry, diamond ear· to ride & drive, blk pay rash. 518·9739, ask'""' p .... n con · 0 rs. ' h I k ••••••••••••••••••••••• · S2')5 & b k parade Mo""an gelding. forTim n'l<1·in~.:.,;xtras. Call lilO ,i.:rundl JI t•r ,. oc :.. . Klttens, 2 blk, 1 tabby, 1ngs -· oo s. '" & 1-1 ,0~ 552 2301. Eves. 675-4981i · 'i5Suzukl 750GT 1."«111;1t111,i.: ant••1l11•s. Lovelv colo~ful kill ens. longhair. 8 weeks. Call SattSun/Mon. ~f011Western <714 > Dr~rt in g 1 able S50 : -.-·--------- Ovrr ~l .()Oll,OCHl \\'orth Gel IHc('d g Angora anytime.6-15·8292 ~fL""'A VERDE M J • fareplacl!screenSlS Call 23 SearrJft Sceptre FREt::Sa1hng Lesson:. !or Pramo. fwst. those inter<>steli in huy Sl300. 957·021~ \ini•ric·;in lnlt•rnational h .. cki.:rounu, $20. 979 8978 "1:..:> ov ng II 8080 • · IV d l i;,1lkn•·'· l~I:! T Kt'll<'r b . ~ 8050 Sale All must go this Misce aneous 847·08l!2aftfi :l()p1n w anson tan cm tr r, n. St lrv1n1· Tl•I C.ute lal'k k1tcens nee~ a ••••••••••••••••••••••• wrekend. Lots of exotic ••••••••••••••••••••••• :::i\!td·c ~~~Sll1\~)()nrl nt:w ang a boat. No obliJ!al ion Call for appl. ·l~Hi07 or Motor Homes, Sale/ ~~~r7--.. op •n \\'l•rl thru home in cxehange tor STORE\VlDESAI E plunll>, some garage WA~TED Miscellaneous ' n .. •as .. J • ..r. '' 11 ~ · lot:. of fully to~·e • goodies. Bnc·a-Brac. "" Wanted 8081 PP496 9603 831 3255 Rttlf /Storag4t 9 160 ---...................... . Hobie 16. '7:"> Banana. fhimer :.triped sad~. iclnt. cond. Sl850. 548·!>781 MOTOR HO~IES FOR RENT S<1t !IA.\l l1i.1P\1 V1~11• 6.,..,8833· New&usedfurn,appl's, TOP CASU DOLLAR "° misc. Wilson's Bargain 2933 Andros, CM . PAlD FOR YOUR •••••··~··••••••••••••• t975Caravelle.19•~'.Xlnt Furniture Slri1?_ped &. BeaullfulBurmanKitten Nook.5-15&8\4W. l9\h, Sal/Sun/Moo 9·6.ALS04 JEWELRY WATCHES TlltcdP1anobcnch&u~ed :.k1. pleasure or Ci:.hing Rl'.'fm1shed hv f.'<iwrts k N C 11 C~l.642-7930 &548·3262 Br house for rent. ART OBJE·CTS. GOLD,' pianorott.s boat. Jacuzzi Jet New F\'om S150 wk. 495.4913 752·5059dy~661126eve t;'~t· opapers. a ~3202 S ILVER SERVICE, 646-578G eni:. 400 hp. Trlr in· W .\L~UT T1\DLE. **I BUY** Yard sa le. Sunday. F I NE FURN. & AN· Wanted. Chest type eluded. Ready to go. 10' S:ul BoJI · Xlnl cond1t1on fRAVEL QUEEN :!2'. lo.idcd w 1xtras. Only 15000 ml . xlnt. cond. 1970 mdl sssoo. 548· l '725 HEXACO:'llC\R\'J::I.). Doqs 8040 Good used Furruture & Glasstop coffee & end TJQUES.645·2200 rreezer. Call Mrs. S6.700.7l4·496·9609 ___ 963·654 l ••••••••••• •• •••••• •• • • Appliances-OR I will tables. Hudson sprayer WGGAGE TAGS Barnes. days 642-5735 18' Boat, Cabin Cruiser '11 Aquarius 23. Fine --------- S!75. 675-9365 L TREE ,\K C l\I 1 n 1 at u r c sellorSELLforVou. Lots more. 2083 Thunn. w1lrlr. Super clean HA L D.1t'h">hunds. S100·Sl50. MASTERS AUCTION Cl\t. from your business card. SS CASH FOR S shape, 65 hp Mere. ltke cond. r1xed keel w /many >ctras. Priced for quick sate. CBS61S·l620 :?.5" OPEN ROAD. Tully setf.conl. Reserve now for ~um mer. 644-3385 Rc<.t oller 962 95i!l or trade., 840·:!959 646-8686 &' 833.962 5 Garane Sale, everything Send one card for each Good used rum. reCr1i;s new. Many xtras. new D tag plus one spare. We frzrc;&stoves 546-07G8 r anvas. S2250. Call Exhibitors Space Ahr .\IJ~k.m :'llalamute. . goes. hjnd tools. lathe. return permanently 613·8l20 udo U UllO. L11tc nu Trailers. Trawel 9170 1 ir.•n~c· Co Pr""' Ctuh ti mo ll•malt• xlnl mark-House full. sofas. etc. 6 di\'ang equip. household led ti t 1 • & Racmg i;car, ita1ls, C\ r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ ,. II R ''''l'f)I:, ~""'.',. months old No rea_:>on!l items. fabnc, bedding, sea a rac ive .ai: Music:ol SP I 11th1~:·.~,~.r~n•~:.!li.1(J:ir .. ""'-bleofferrefuc,edlH.:·15.'>S womcns ... hoes&boat:.Sl strap. m~et1ng airline lnstnanwnh 8083 GLAS AR trrS2100 6 117:!7i .\pache lloamer. sips 6. I) I t l l.. \L·•· 8, 1 b 1. b 1.0. reqwrements. Pre· ••••••••••••••••••••••• RUHAIOUT .\I 1 b 0 1 , 1n.-opt•n.., to :!l ". SIOH'. are :....rnl.1 \11.1 <'nll•·f'1' •1 111" 1•111 ~ r 0 " '"• \tatrhmg llcrculon sofa & :, pain • r C·a· rac. \'ent l()l;S & theft! For a Be•! offer 91)? 9;.79 ' 3 1 u .,.,:~.~1f1~c r " bo\, IJt>ll.Y. electnc11y. Ht .,.1 ,,1iirnhli.!:I IKK., 111" l'll'rt•d, loves \-1\h luvc..,cat s:!50. CofCec ta rechn1•r t:ha1r, l>edrm ~r~on:ilized l:i~ enclo!ie Conn '-tm 0 :'11at1c clec ., -· ~ 838.,.,.·"7o"o"·r> ~::.1.11.,u,, SISOOiOClcr. BOYS 10 llt•,t t)tr !l62'1:l:!l ble $40. Side tahlc s:?.> -;et. <it•wmg machmc & "..illpapcr, labn c o r or~Jn._ e'1;c1tcnt co.~d•· IO' Matthews ··cta::.sic·· "" .,_ -ov SPD.960·2U24notSat Appllancu 80 I 0 75!1-l\98 lamps :HR i\, PJlm..r St . Day tilo" puper & we _twn ~Kl. I p 532·12.>9 blfl lave-a-board 57000. ---•••••••••••••••••••••••Poodle mix puppie:., Ci\l .IOA:\l·bPM,S.1t,Sun 5anCtcmcntc:?Jnewbol· Trail.n Utility 9 180 t \Slll'.\IU !>ITIJll~L.7 wks .SlO.ca. :\loving Salc·L1v rrn S<'I. &!\Ion will back & lmn your G<-ncmh:inlt flute. xlnt ~oorang avail N .B. tomp:unt.&Genoa.slps ' • • Fn1 Jpph.inrc•-.. ''orkmi: HJ\ 0167 d 6 h tbl -tags. Or try two r.1rds rond. Sl:!S. 20"l!l2 D1r<.'h. 615·2001 5. tillli Seagull. galley, •••••••••••••••••••• • 11rno1 'Mi3 1;;,11 --m rm. c .r~. ~amc MOVING SALE backtobPaRclkC.ES ·. S.A. llt'l. 7:'>1·6.503 9060 head. s tereo. ideal Lui;!gage trailer. ~ards -Af!oral>lt·. Cocker Span. kmgbrset.t>t-·lti31. &16·3589 Boats, Soil r a cer cruiser $4500. 4xS. all metal with re· I.ate modt•I g;" ilOl'r. puppy. 1,ood ~~pos1l1?n CASHPJ\ID ____ S2eaor3iS5 Pianos&Orqans 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 586·llf>61 movable top. new rubber w;1slwr & Cold:.pot Mall', huJf, sho1s. AKC. For good used furniture ~s 8060 4/5tagsSl.60ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16' llobie Cat. Xlnt cond. and current lie. Call refnger:itor ~1:,i11hMofr 979-7(187 96:l·G:Hl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 619 tagsS1.50ea Consolepiunos.r;oo. !\fust sell this wknd, 2:6. Erickson. sips 10. fl40.4161after2p.m. %:lli:lll IJ A AKC Oulf Saddle bcaullfulWestern 10ormoreSL40ea. C;illallcr 5 SIJSO.Mark.642·-1352 loaded. Xlnt sail boat. AutoSer•ic•,Ports ----b1~1ll~fe:~g·y ' Y Thomasvll.lc Med1t. cqu11~11on w /stlver. 2 SalesTax lncluded !J68-5974 Bkrf.673-100.1 &Acceuories 9400 (213 )357· . .,0 .• ., Dresser. 2 .nite stands, 2 mo. ol", new ~"'JO, now NOCARD? LIDO 14 w/trlr. cover & ...,,.., " ""' D d G U L 8 t• A N S "" N boat b th N t & Su p e r ~ a l I e r 2 4 , ••••••••••••• •••••••••• mirrors, king sz lldbrd 5499 b/3. HIJJ <.'\ ~ raw ~·nur own or sen ~ "" a . ew mas w;matl. bic: spgs & rrm. ---name:adclress. phone & UPRIGHT rigging.Sll50. 768·30.IO Trimaran. nices t on? NEW 0 0 D G E Coffe Tbl. lounge Chr.Sorrel Gelding. gd we"llmakeone<.'ardper s.100.Call lpmtoSpm. coast.SJ.ISO or best of· SPORTSMAN VAN ·.~~ _ :> Sti£fel lamp. 218 A gymkhana. H yrs old tag Add25•each. 548·0852 ?2' SEABIRD. Sips 2. fer.497·3566 SEATS Sl75 for both or · _. - -Serid b k Seagull engine. Xlnt SlOOe11 559 5109 ·.... '9/J , /JJJJ ~AJ ~~~~St. C.M.64&·04&5, witack. SS00.8.\2·1189 derto~ ec ·or money or· GREAT P IANO BUYS cond. Dana Pt. S2900. loats, Slips/ · .· .. W~Alh-' . .,I(/~ w. 3 Appaloosas· 9 yr old PILOTPRIHTIHG I rep s~veral whls lrs. 496-1340 Docks 9070 '61 Falcon door. drh•er WT~ 'l'4. wa t e r bed 5 m 0 5 , mare. yr old filly: 1 mo P.O. Box 1560 You can t do better~ Ray ••••••••••••••• •••••••• side, Crom 2dr Sedan or ~l,fiiiill:!j w1bkcase hdbd. S22.5/bst old Olly. Call 968·8964 · Costa Mesa Ca 92626 Smith 581-7647 ~ls?~?~~o~~. ';;{~~!r~el~ WANTED: Slip ror 44 · Ranchero. 642·2073 Knit Two! Go-Go-Go Jacket lrr~t lhe youn1t i.et to thtM l1utt non lifoo thfu tile sn-~lyl1i.h, fun to wu1 mh tons tn 1111, lltf>'ltt\1111 urd111n. B•11thl conlra\t trimm1n1 and Knit c11d11•n w1tll ltcy Yoke oooets add lo the charlll$ ot drt11I from the nee:~ down ~ll honn ¥flls l\nil ol synlllttlC 1n one piece. 1ncluchn& sl~ wonttd in 1 col0t\ tor now th10· U\t l'IOISttd w~1hl J1fn. P1tttr11 tall Pat1~1n 1219 si1tS 4. 6 139~ dueclions for M1ssn' a 10 intluded. Sim 1114. 16 18 included. SI.ZS 101 mh p1ttl'f11 Add SUS 101 mh patter!\. Add J'>q '"'h 01ltt1n tor ""1-clau 3~ each oatttfn IOf first-class airmail 1nd hi1ndltn1 S.. l« ftrm11I Ind hllldhn& s-4 le Alt~ Brooks Alice Broolls Needleeref! Depa 105 ~leeralt Dept IOS o..ry Pilot Dally Pilot Box 163, Old Chelaea Sta.. Bo1t 163. Old Chelsea Sta. New York. NY 1001 t. Print New Yorll. NY 10011. Pnnc Name. Address. Ztp, Name, Address. Zip, Pattern Number Pattern Number. tiaE tlwl tvtr befonl 200 MORE thin '* ~lit 200 ..._.. Illus 3 ''" Plfatld ltt· dtllr.s _plus 3 '* lltlt!ltd ln-1lde llCW 1975 N£ElltCCWT dde NfW 1971 N£tDUCRAfT CATALOOI Has twtythlftC. 75f. CATAlOGl Mu MtY!lllftr. 75c. Cftcllet wt6 $4Wm _ 1.00 CtlCIMt ~ 111.00 CtlCMt1 w.-..._ tM Crtdlt1...... 1.M IUftr f11'tr llilfltl . I .ot Mitty nttr 9*s t .Ii ll"le Crteht -Iii Rl"lt Cldet -ta '" + bit IMl -us ... +. bit .... -1.2! ............ IMll 1.a lltffl1,.111t M -. 1 JIO f1tww Creclllt IMt . _ JI ,,._, Ctteht ..... _$1.00 M.111111 Crtelltt ltol -"90 Malrpl11 t~ IMl ~1.00 l111tiat Cndltt ._ -1.00 lmtlllt Crnlltt ... , _ 1.00 lim.t ....,_. htl _ .00 IMtlllt--=-t.00 ·~.....,---... ,..,..,.... 1.00 ~ Ifft..... M C.,letl 'llft _$1.tO Ct_..~..,_ '14 • ~ r.=1·114 .$1M 11PrtaA~111 -~ 1t '1111 ~ fU 50t lttttf llWlt:I 11 i .... ,, II 11 _so, --""" .... 12~ ....... Qelll .... 12 -'°-11 llllb tw t• IJ i II bllb ttr ,...,.IJ -50c ........ _.... .... .. ,..... , f ofr.4S.HSiJor586-t436 Ii · · Owner moving must sell this wknd 673-1368 or Hunter. tr! ca~in. bristol For Sale: c; est nut For Sal~ Newport Beach Wu rtl1 zer Spinet. &160087 H6PM cond. Rer ... 1'\wpt area. AutosforSale quarter horse mare. 8 Tenn as c lub mem· maturalwalnut846·9289 . a Eves. 'il1·675·8931; dys ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE Game set With beaut rut \elvet chrll. S()(a & love ~eat ceartbtonesl. Class & wood coffee table:.. lamps. bdrm suite, mat· cre:.scs. ~w hig h bock rhrs. bookca~ wall un· Its. barrel swivel rocker. All m xlnt cond SS4-4760 ELEGANT Dining Room tbl w1tb 4 chairs. $175. 534.2307 yrs old. Gentle. wei .. -rship. n-twn 7.uPM. · 0 / · l & 213·32S·10.10 ... ....1.1..-/ I rained English & ""' oc l.t mega w main sa1 _...c1...-:i a520 Western IHO 1995 Meri or 6"-HI020. Yamaha YC-30 Stage or· J•b. Open cockpit w1111t B h k 11 as~cs .., gan, xlnt cond. sacrifice bed trlr Nice. S6SO. •or emist see s s p. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-8277 :\J.idalinl·---Silverplate flatware. S400. 673 0132 492.9815 3n 6 side 11e or end tie· for has Pl ..... STRIPl.._.G Roger Chalice pattern. Ji" sail boat 545-5 145 • ""' ""' • A.RA. 8 S H 0 W Complete 4.\ pc. service ;portinq Goods 8094 12· Snowbml. Hull nds Freehand S2S up 5.i8-7J87 COLT for 8. s.57. New in g1H box ••• ••••••• •. ••......... \Hk Ong sail ~'l7. StSO. Boats, Speed & .62 Maserata. 24 .OOO orii; Grey Yearhng by Halln. • 5o sets available. ce hockey i:.kales. s11e 4'1'.!98153116· Ski 9090 kilometers. Full leather. Cl:i:ss A show winner: S49'-0I09.642·8845 s•~. 0Jut'r, nylon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elect. windows. 5-spd. 5 y, •-j J' 2" Sabot S:ulboat. s1 2s. 18' Cuslom Gl:i~spar. J!>O · OU must see"' udge for "-a,....s. val~nces & rods, supreme .. 92"', hardly n... t ty ., -Borran1 wires. 1\1101. f E _ ... · C ..,, ..-.. .-.. va cpar · m1•rc. IU, lull t'ovnr.... .,, yoursel. ntercu an al. 3 e"'. Avocado cir. used. S·15 or bsl iofr. c 11536 ·~•3 ' S8SOO or trade. u7S:!-l,,.., .. a .. ,.,.. Sfij(J,olr <2 13> 598 !>114<!. f\atunty. SS,000. Terms 120"x84". Swag Tiffany f\42·2073 SJJ·3691. Jelf avail. lo qua l ified 1 ht fit 150 els Sho<:k Sabot 8'.s""'cl.rig· orlJIJ.5/ll9 ig ax ure. + Y llullworker I[ S25. ··----------Sl.62pcrDay ~~~rs. 71 -1 ·628·93-18. Avocado Cpl. 556-4396 Everest baek pack S25. ging, wdn mast, frbgl For sale, • i Interest In ntat's lilUe to pay DUNCAN PHYFE table. --------•MOVING·Must sell wht Pac S 4 Riddell !''i ll boom.dblhull.xlntrond. Hallett 18" J et bout. 450 foranadintheDa1tyPilot an11q wht & cherry wd1----------1 sculptured carpet. 12xl2 Helmet. S2.'i. i\dd1as FIB <7M)S4G·S995 olds·36 hrs·lnc l 'g nil ServiooDirectorythatcan CREDENZA. 536·:?350 ME Mo RI AL DJ\ Y w/heavy foam underlay shoes SIO. A.ssort"d m etal l4' Speedball w1compass. beacl\ gear. Sl.000 dn establlshyourprorcssionbl eve536·7996message. SPf:CtALw1th1sroupon. S65 ; Sofa S25; mis c. weights. 10• per lb. &manyxtras.Tra1ter. S80. mo . M ·I-', 9·5 identity. For more ill· E:xquislt<.' piece or rum1ture for lari:e. en tm:11nlng home Sorry 10 ~ell. too large for my new ho ml•. Stunnmg C'offee tablr. w :heavy remova ble i;l11s~ top & mtncale 25 lb rabbit pl'llcts SI 95. &IO· t277 art 6PM 540·4614 Gary 51500. 645-9317 558·1313. forrrouon call 642·5678. 2S lb ch1rken mash S2.15. z.s lb w d r od Tennis Club !\lembership Swaps 8096 A&lto ~rvice, Parts Auto Service, Ports Auto Service, Parts ayne 011 0 for sate. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Ac:c:essories 9400 & Accessories 9400 & Accessories 9400 SS 25, <:,0 lbs Sll.50> Nill d b f I I BE~~i~~~~~~D. ~RA;;;; ~/it*l:f~~.~. ~00~~ ·;:·*·*·*·* *·*·*·*·*·**.**·*··· wood base. ~00. 5 18 6940 i---------• t:\I' .. ---------W('<.tern ridmi? lc .. sons. ~ .. ROlfl'ODININGTOL ~y hor:.e ur yours. w 2 23 1 ~ • 1111~. walnut. Gymkhana ~our horse lnnmca top, 751·9016. only s.> per hr. 6i6.Sl69 TAR. GA'ZEK"~ ------.----h c.t.A Y • l'OLLA 'I ANSWERS rv.Rodio, --~ ~ , CZ lt ~~:t~~;~:~ .. !!'~~~~~~:~?-~! ic ~~ * STRAINED ~ ~ Like puns" "fry this one: ALL MAJOR BRA "OS ~ ........ Did you hear about .the Recond. & Guaranteed :Fs1!:N~h·~~:i~~~ ::t!~t~::;.: t PHI[ LONG FORD · 1 WRIGllTTV °7' ........ Membership HB largest & 843 A. W. 19\h, CM ~ ~ fi nest tennis club. dis· r..i,; 1786 ~ is proud to announce that commencing on May 31st. ....-: count pre. 961H270 Professional reel to reel ~ 1977, our parts, service and body Shop departments ~ Washer & dryer, sioo tor tape recorder. tapes & ~ will be e>pen. J;or your convenience, we will be open ~ pair. or S60 ea. Qn sile microphones incl'd $370. iC the following days and hours: ~.· b c d w I f a k e r u r 968-1391. ~ bedspread S40. 968·3132 ---------I PARTS AND SERVICE ~ Admiral 24" Color ·~ "'-.:; Console, perfect cond. ~ ~ Stained Glass ms. 546·0269 Monday.Friday 7:30 am -6:00 p.m. ~.·. Jos Maes orig work. a· ~EW 'MARANT7. 22208 iC Saturday 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. ~ tall x 13 .. , contemp de· Stereo Rcvr. Lisi $329, l iC ~ sign or sculptured glass only $159. Atlantic Music BODY SHOP ~ set in copper. S900. Best Co. 445 !':. 17th St. CM ~. offer. 67s-6695 ICMlh & M.-fne ~ Monday· Friday 8:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m. ~. Futwlt•• & clothes Ecfli ~ Saturday-Estimates Only 8:00 a.m. -12~00 p.m. 675-8407 an SPM •••••• ~!'! .•... •• ••• • i' TERMS ltj WHEELC HAIR. L\ke ~••••••••••!!.'.~ ~ Gash or The Following ~ new. S600 value, m ake l6• \VOOO Do •• 1 -p" ~ ttas offer. Call 67S·9028 ot .. tr r • Credit cards Accepted * ~wn. but ba.slot•of ~ 0 ..... 11... • d Radial· ARr-t saw 12", posslbllllles. SJSO -p" Union•gormr,mericar 11s122sv Crartsman. 963-3841 ~ Master Ctlarge • Amencan Express ~ ~. loots, Mcrfn• -p" And All Major O'edlt Cards ~ Beautrnss::::~ .. ~1=~ ...... !~.~~ it * patio lolln&o. chair1. :omplete Chrysler ~ ,.L.. vacuums. movie projec· rn1nlColds ror a1a c.u. V8. -p" Jllllf: tor&screen,cl\lld'splay lneludes manlfoldt. ~~ .. : 11t01'e, camaae. cradle. rhtrs, ol bow a, end ~ rocltlna c hair, rattan plate-everyfhlnl ror hdbrd & blke. 644-9387 t wfn e.nalnct with 430 hours. 1225 total cost. 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The Bluest Marketplace on the Oranae Coast DAILY PILOI· CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It , Find It, ( 642 _ 5 678 J T rode It With a Want Ad One Call Service Fast Credit Approval .t I I tthu I' '· p Ii '•tllUI •"I 1 Xtf•u ·; •• 1. \ft \ '" ,1111 l 111111 r, "'·1· ·1111"""''"·"'·'" '72 TR6 \ "'''·'' • • ' I I ' Ill I I· I ', .. 1 \ \I I \t SADOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831·2040 495.4949 \\ 11 h I 111\IJt't ~Ill 11 'l>\'('I\ I .11h11 111'.lli'l j. •\\ mill'' hlu•· .. ,1 .. n111 ~ 111 .... ·~ J I 11h11 '•II h.11 '11 ... t11fH , I I h~• l(tJ::;I It 11 ,1 111 I 11 L; .1 \ ,11 I l'l'iti II \I\\ i'IO \\I F \I '"'1'1 •• '"'''''lft• :11111011 1111 I 'lltl ''"""'••1 \Int 1und t h~hit:!·w1.i ,,,, .... l''lC•'tll·nt l'.und1111111 1--------ttlro~~·ST SEE!!! ~"!.~~·.~:.: •• ••• • '!~.~~! ~"!.~~·.~.e.'': .. •• ~ •. !~.~~I ~.~~·.~.e.'7 ... • • • • ?~.~~ l ~·.~~·.~.e.V: •••••••~~.~~ ~·.~~·.~.e.--: • • • • • • .~~.~~ ill I j tHllil I ti I' \tll1 \\ ttlll"'-t' .111 111f1\1 I t1Ul .... 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I.. •. ..! 1.11 .. ·" ·1.1m DATSUN 540-5630 -., I' ~ < I \ 1 \ \1 F \I '"lrt•ll '.,pd ,tff I 11fld ... h .• I " I " I'\ '"' -1, 1\\1\\ • ._... \\I F\1 1 :?K-1:, \l,11 li..n Hll 11 •l1•n•c• 1-.1" \Int. <'1ttlcl t'1i-.l.1 "'''•' .tltl hl l!t \ ...... 11mabl•• ,...,. I 11nt.11 I t·-JI••\ II 1 I I . I t I I , ... ,<11 ,, l1n llll'''· '" 1011 ~so~ & so~ ~I 'I \ \\ I.IOI J, "'.I»-' t'\I• u1nct l 'onH•ll tlllf' Sl:?OO ' ,_. ... ,.... ..>-&Jl ; ·r·,, • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 1 7l FtAT 124 SPIDER 1969 IMW 2002 I "'>h Ip t .I ,t t It I '" '' I I ~ "" \ \I ~ \I t tti11 1 ..,,, " 1' •11 •tU I \ 1 '"'·'' , .1ar • unct111nn 11p• f.. 1 1 Ill• n\4 tu•r ( ti I I<\ I 1•1 WE PAY ·TOP DOLLAR FOR NIFTY IMPORTS f\\f'ffl\ t'\1 I I\ 1 ....... I SADDLEIACK pL111 11 I ••U• '('"'lit. V .ALLEY IMPORTS 83 I ·2040 495.4949 U\I\\ .!Ut' 1!17'>. "'"'con<! MARQUIS MOTORS ~ "arAucn1c Pk11 ~ :'IWISION \'IE.JO 831 ·2880 495-12 I 0 1;r• .iti1R , 14 "lC i. f •I \fl 14 , I 1-111 Snulh llrl'll Ro u 1 ,. , ,, , 11 n , l' •• 213 ~ 211'>1 i 11 11\JO :!52.') Autos, H~w 9800 Autos, H•w 9800 Autot, H•w 9800 .......•..................•...........................•••.......•..•. • )I -<' 53388 P\.US TAX $ ~ICENSE New '77 Rabbit including fuel injection, 1.6 liter OHC engine. 4 speed, fronLdisc brakes. rack & pinion steenng. 4-wheel independent suspensio n . and hatchback. Ser ~ 1773175351 ~MIMOltALDAY 10te7 Harbour Volkswagen R'A 842-4415 'WI 1171 • IHclt lt•d.. H...... .... AUTH()RIZEO W. Hn: ~ 9.9, s.t 9.7, S. 10.7 OEALEA All Priced Plus Tn & Lie.' Off er Exp1 res 5·31 • n ih H. 111 ., I lt1t•r \ \l I \I I o11l1<1 I .o• tn1 \11111 l'Olll\ •d 2 .. ~I I ·,; .! 7 I k I ">.t2 1.11\t. ( llrlllll' 1974 DATSUN 710W4GOH 4 'P4'"'1. r;icho h<'illt-1 mot rark & luw m1leai:c In eicctllent co11d1uon ! <926MFV> I\ real tx-au1v for ONLY S3195 COSTA MESA DATSUN 214.SHARBOR BLVD 540-6410 540.-0211 ·72 sedan ~-•1r, -i .;pd stick. Z:.mpf.! ~:? lfl77 l'\ C'> or~ 1-nd.,. l!Hi7 l>.\TSI ·;,. HO \l>STEll llOOO I\.~ :!''ill or 5:!2 1121\h 71 01tl<tun Pkup l~hPll. 4R~ ITII ~2 17>0 hl•'I ~ ll't.lt>arh 11r 1 .. tt• 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 <.;unary Yellow 124 Sport Coupe, Oual prpes, Black 1-eatber interior, AMffM stereo. Runs V«ry well. Askmg '2200. St&-3818 1976 AATXI /9 Fully equipped Ii has lu1gage rack, ma a wheels and ONLY 7000 miles. Like NEW l · Excellent lease plan available. c:mRLY ). SADDLUACK VAUIYIMPC>ltTS 111·2040 4tMt4t Flat 124 Spyder, 89, lo m1, beauurul. 675-9{ll7 ---- EVERY SALE CAR WINDSHIELD PRICEDlll MEW 1977 COROLLA 5 SPEED NEW 1977 IPA Ml.EAMfmMATH: 42MPG HIGHWAY • 32MPG COMBINED • 26 MPG Ct TY T-C»loMia ""'-~'-'" -~-IO ,ood<-~---&yt>oKOt>"'"'I t\oMlll• YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS "TOYOTA'S HOTIEST SB.LIHc;, CAR" NOW 53999 JUST 3 OF OUR OUTSTANDING RESALES '76 CBJCA GT COUPE 5 -;peed, AM/FM s tereo & air cond Immaculate thruou11 Finished 1n yf"llow w tan tntenor (702NWT) s4300 .... ,o;, .. "1""£'1'>[ '76 COROLLA WAGON Automatic. radio. heater & air cond lmmaoolate thruout wrth excAot1ona11y low mileage (227PUN I s3300 Pl.VST"Y A t•'"ENSI' '76 CB.ICA LIFTIACK 5 speed, AM/FM stereo & ,11r col'ld F1n1shed in cherry red w/black dACor (033NRN) THIS SALE ENDS MAY 31st -ALL CARS ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE -DON'T MISS THIS SALE! U IS 1 I { I f -. -...,-... ....... , Avto.1,1.,.,...._ ...... t ... ort.c:t CJfl OAtLYPILOT Tuws.r.¥ar31.1e11 ······················· .........• ··•·········· -------------------------M.-. 97 31 Mwce•1 len:1 97 40 Autoa, '"'port.ct Auto1, l•port.d Awtot, l•pOI ted •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• m iracle n1az dd PARK LAN£ Motor Oar Co Mtt-ce .. len:1 9740 ~antera 9747 oyoto 9765 ! ••..............•...... •..•..............•..•. •............•........ ~ l . , -1975 Ml% 280 1974 PAMTIRA '71 Corolla. Good Coruh· SEDA.~ A one owner car s s peed • A M F l\f lion $875 /bst offer. 'Allh stereo, pwr win· w caaselle, Michello 631-2578 COMPLETE do\\!> & uir cond EA· radials & low mile~ A un~71 Coro-n-a-.4-d-r-.-a-o-lo-. MERCEDES cellenl lease plan ava1la· 1;uperb class.ic. Excellent 12.000 ml auarantee.. C»dsmoblle ·73 :\1azd11 tiS 0-00 ml. 7M'~~.~~l~~~~CM ble ~s:'~~~~IACIC ~~~~an :ivallablc. New ename, paint, bat· Hondo Can • GMC l7mpg. top cond. great <7lt1831~s V""LEYIMPORTS S•DDLHACIC tery, muffler & tires. True Its road car. goes an}\\ here .., ~ Sl375 farm. Aft•· 494-5918. -cnuarbo,pBlvd. Regret, mw.t :.di hlSOO l~LC \187. 1973 thru .. 831-2040495-4949 VAU.EYIMf'ORTS ~ n. • 551-6808 19i7 will !)J~ l.'a..,h or 831·2040 495.4949 '69 Corona, runs great, Costa ~esa 540·0640 --ti8 ....... "L ,:"1cw an" nc:S-. body work. $450. TJk\0 0\ l'I PJ \ mt'nt" ...,,., ., "' " ilONDA CIVIC 4 t;pd. Dan MetcedH len1 9740 pp 19-I :!Uti 1500 m1 .li.IC Both tops '°"cM 9750 968·5230 Gurne~ ma•!., 13" tire..,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,\:\l F\1. llt'\\ l'ildtul:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triumph 9767 headers l'lc.in S2395 PsrL_Pt}ChLl~t'bnt'\\ ·1:~ 15Uf ~ .100.;,~.~o, o I rti75·!:~ .. ~ :>.., PORSCHE 924S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""''II 1972 Mil 350SL · .... oc rn, :. 1 oo .,.. -'"'· ~'e" """''' , , , c.e. ..... '45-5700 """'llU • . -itcreo A:\l 'FM, ~lirh , , \Ve h11Ye un exrellent 71S1AGW1rcwhl1;,ne\\ A!\I ":\l i.tereo tape, tires cslmCB 2tiOOOmi '71:\1BZ280SL.:!tops,a1r. :.electionplusthc rud1al11.needswrk.Must , 7:J llonda l'I\ t\· Fa'lt b•1\'k Auto Cleon automat11· tran-. , pwr :\1any other e~lr~i. Se~ lo m1. hte blue, i.lnt Champ1onsb1p Edallon :.ell. 497-2674 ~ -193 7695 Uonda C1v11• 71, J dr. auto, Jo m1 , Sl700 67S-4S90 evei. steering & wrndows & to Be lie ve, ~l I · 900 SlS.000/of'ter 673-2332 or MOW•ll f1n1sht:d 10 ml•lal hc • &631·0133 ... silver w black leather tn 54IMl71 BILL YATES .te~1or. Extremely low ·~E. Ikon aotd, sun· '69 N7~ 250, mmt ~ond. VW-PORSCHE '73 Spalfare Convertible. Perfect an/out. SJ.lOO. in- vested. $2650/best o!Cer. 9ti().317l ::::i~~!~~==~==· ~~ ........... !?.).~ '72 XJ6, super runmna cond. Looks are at! 56300/ ofr 64S·979.i or &12·S99l mlleage ! (2930) Thi:, roof, pcrfel't cond. Nu Best olfer over ~000 , San Juan Capistrano boJOidayL\\Y·eekendl 250 tlret.. brks. l•tc :\lust sell -759·1539 837-4800 493-451 I '75 T riumph Spitfir e H SI , to settle estate. 898-6681 MG 9742 ----13,000 mi, blue, perf MARQUISVOLVO 7~·6238 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1968Ponclt.912 looks, & cun'g cond. Jeftsen 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •JEMSEH TOMORROW'S CLASSIC TODAY! MISSION VIEJO 1976 •so SL '76 Midget. Spec pkg. In excellent condition 644-6740 ll 1 ·Z880 495-1210 11,000 mi, under warr. with S speed trans. & -. --.-------Exqwi.lle lu,ury w11ess lmmac 496-3765 ch r 0 me w b 0 e 1 s. 67 Spatfare.conv. Tonneau than 2500 mi Suve SSS. tWPM2S7) cvr, nds rings. Must sell. 1958 MIZ I 90SL 1>12·4468 •MG MIDGET SADDLEIACIC b!.t orr. b'73-688-l an 6 With both hard and soft1r---;;:n:::::::::::~--, 2.2c A MILE VALLEY tMrORTS '68GT6.Sbarp. tops. This 4 speed model Call today for detaab. on 831-2040 495.4949 See to appreciate 1.:> an excellent clai;.sic ! our ex1·1ting new ~.2c a 646-3389 aft S UTX77:l 1 :'.JILE program 1970~1.t 68.000 ma. 3.'>mpg. ,_ S fi p rf d SADDLHACK A ~~ , Radatlb.. FM S3,l00 fl.I'm 12. P•! arc. e ect con . VALLEY IMPORTS 49-4 "l30 AMtF ~t cas. mags, musl • 831-2040 495.4949 -~ell Sl800 bst. 6-lti-6771 • __ _ • 1973 Porsche 914·1 7 \p· YoHtSWOCJett 9770 : 1 _ pear 11roup Atr. 'tereo, •••••••• •••• ••••••••••. , Vinyl roof, 4 speed transmtSS1on. Power front disc brakes. rechn1no buckel seats. fold-down rear seal. protective body side moldings full carpellng (Ser GAECTU.33396) FREE S \'R 50.000 m1. e"l warrant~ \\ p u r <" h a ~ l' of n t-'w Jenst•n GT Po\\er wm do\\~. Jar \:\I F \I ~h:reo c.i:.,c·tll' 'myl roof .,nd mor~· ISl•r 3511.11 1 27 :\t•\\ Hu~ l.c..i'l' Plans J\ Jllahle ti(J mo t rnanc in!(. a\ a1lahk OAC Call for details Me';'~~sed ...,..,... . ... ~:;.,,~::,,:~':';'-;:,""~·~Ml• lom1 673·2823 VW SALE!!! , W.C••• •-'60 356B. Salver. good OVER I 00 '7> 450 SI MG'S cond. S2800 6-12-5675 day!> MERCEDES Slo.tOO BL'' \ ·s· and !\ame 1t ore\£'~. 495 1938 Reau11ful Ikon golJ FREE Personal Plate:. 1976 VW RAlllT :: o":Mu .~1r conditiorunt ' & low miles. (09J.t42 ) • OM DISPLAY t1n11h P'rfrrl 1n on us' Call today for de '61 . 356B Coupe, fl'C!>h . House of Imports 'v~ry r~~, lath. on OUR excattng eng. dean. xlnl cond, At.:THORtzto new Lease Buv Plan SIOOO/Olfer. 848·1'121 ;\I ERCEDES DEALER '74450 SI ~nsiblc Paymenb l.j6 ·~op sh 9111· 1 ~~e; 1970 VW CAMf'ER POPTOP model. (4<>1CEY>. 6862 ;\lanthester, SI l,tt7 So. Brea Pl. Breu 1 or c e • • Buena Park Buy or lease th" on' PAHTS DEPT great cond, all record~, 523-7250 ;~b~~i:',\~~en:rhiie OPEN SAT. 9-12 ~·4~~;7sday-; or ;ift On the Santa Ana Fwy f06CME01 1969VW KA.RMAHM GHIA 9738 .•....•................ '71 RX2 w 73 enganl'. I spd MUST SELL S895. ~4882 --I '76 280 MERCEDES• Sunrool., all xtras P P . I Assume lse 675·3121 •74450 sa SIZ.tJ7 LINCOLN MERCURY 'i:! :\latda RX2. Rotar~·. nu pol 39m1, <'ar of the )ear 957·0212 IMMACULATE M l't be11" w Sunronf Bamboo leathn 1ntm0f' (lmSI BU) OC' Lrtie 16100 llACH ILVD. HUNTINGTON IEACH Sell thangs ftt:.t ''1th Dall~ Pilot WJnt \d~ . ·;o. '.!SOSE I m'nl!r. ong C\Cr~thing all papers on eng ell" 55-loo 6-&2·11888 aft tiP:\I 48 l\C o.,111 Bank f'1n•IK'UI& Avell OA« ZIJf'Jl4511 7 I 4/IJ).71JO IF YOU MISSED D1d1 Bart1011r ·s· UPER MARKET SALE! . 2 it'-DON'T DESPAIR ~ s~f O~ 7 I O WE ARE RUMMIMG 6 I 0 IT AGAIN BY f· I 0 ' • ~K.~~~AB" POPULAR "LITTLE ~ ~1 DEMAND Husn!!!.:1 ALHAMBRA DATSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN ARCADIA DATSUN. INC. WAll Y TUCKER DA TSUM, INC BALDWIN DATSUN CANOGA DATSUN COSTA MESA OATSUI CULVER CITY DATSUN DOWNEY DATSUN. IMC. A TlANTIC DATSUN UNIVEISIT'f DATSt* GARDEN GROVE DATSUN GllNDlL[ DATSUN MAI• DAM, IMC. DOT DATSUN. IMC. ~ IF YOU DON~ BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN ..... D1d1 Bart1011r DATSUN YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DATSUN DEALER!! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Z-CAR '1lTOYOTA ~CIN. • 10•9<1 •~' cendtt1on1no AM~M --v•nyl f'OClf r"3.l'.ll 5 1795 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '71 YW -,. ____ t/!oft ••C911<1'11_....~. '10ICIEI 5 1795 FOOTHILL DATSUN. INC. MOON DATSUN LONG BUCH DATSUN DOWNTOWN L.A. MOTORS IMPERIAL DATSUN. INC. MEWPOIT DATSUN ALITY DATSUN IMrDRT PASADENA DATSUN IAIWICI IMPOaTS. INC. fill~ IMPOITS, IMC. TDHAMCE DATSO• ~ ~ ,.., OUIM llPEA 80Ul [VAPO • BPl• '4 }')"" .'lJl.A •• :•Jb'J<t )"}'I-• MGI 9744 ...•................... BAUER MOTOIS 2925 HARBOR BLVD. COSl'A MESA 979-2500 1971Ponch~914 5 ,,peed. stereo. mag \\-heels & ;.11r l'Ond111on ang ,\ low mileai.:1• «'Jr t:>t7Rt\Q> SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831 -2040 495.4949 ·1;.1 l'or-.1'111 .\Int uni.: 1·1111.I \II 5. tiS:! 2:1:! • Roll s Royce 9756 •••.••.•............... •1 DEALER IN U.S.A IRR ~~~VER ROLLS·ROYCE 1S40 J.tmbofef Newpof1 a .. c .. \~---'40-M44 CLOSED SUNDAYS l New red paint & ne«' : tares. Hard to flnd car. : 042NKJ). BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE ..,Jn Juan C3p1strano • 837-4800 493-4511 : : --· l.)(lll \'\\' 'EnJ(mc rre:-.h': •H 1•rh.iul h'' A1rrrafl: '1t0l'han1l' ~ew crank; • p1-.tons. ring~. \alvei.;: ,.,h.iu,,1 ~u1de:-, <'am1; 1 \ l1n<lt•1-. b1·anng,.,: • 1·r.111k tin,• board. $350. : " c·,1·h .. ni.w. s100. dt> : 1111-.11 t;75·titll;, • --. ··~1 Bl '(i lo m1, wry cln,. : Hun-.~d ~l~I : :i51 l752 : --·-· ·1~1 \'\V Bus.:. S600. need~: t•ng 1111· n •pa i r. Call• Kai hy 673· 7203 ; ----· fiti \'W v.111 Reblt eng.; S6.50 bi.t of r or trade ro .. • Dat~un Pl 518·0819 ---. Rolb RoH·•· &. &•n1 ll•V ·1~1 \'\\ Bui.:. g1>0d rond: 'Jle'> & 'l'n fl'l' '" 11ur :-.til•l nr ht•'t offer • !>JX'l'lalll\ !lti8·11!02 •• -. • '-t9 RE:'\TLE\ !-'ore~ \"\ H . R -; Grn . ldr \'erv rare' ' u::: 7:1. uns xlnt-,~ •'6JC'LOL'D 111 Buri:un Lo'' mlledAe. Gd t1rea:.&. -ht>i:-:- •il4 163105-15 11llermerS2100 • 831 092.) • 9760 -· •••••••••••••••••••••• • tl:I R('fl \ '\V Ghia. Rblt: 1970 SAAB t•n.:, new brakt>~. bat-, SOH ... ET tt>n i:ood llres. SiOO.-. ""' 552 Hli7 • A rla..,.!>1c 4 peed sportscar. You must :.ee 1h1:. one to appreciate 11' <800DQ81 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 -r---• IFYOU -:- h:we a service to offer oc • goods to sell. place an a<f-: in the D ai ly Pilot Cl:Jssafied Section . . ;, Phone642-5678. ·, 9100 Autoa, New 9800 Autoa, New 9101}-••••••••• • • ••• ••••••••• •·•··•············•·•·· .......•.........•..... l'rlc~ Good FM '8 Hout< Aft•r Publt<atlOI\ A.ti P'l(t\ Dtv"' T ttJ' ' L•Cfrt'V' All ,.,., ~1-CI T~ Pfu"M'' ~ ... Tiie 10111 cu~ .,,_ It eniv 13797 ti lrlc"°"O I• & f-~ --~~UISt ........... , .. _,.. -••• _.....,. Clllf9" "°' 48 -""' OD•OYll Of YO<I< 9oocl Cf..,11 AM~·· ""'""'•-.13~ I FIRE SALE!. ELEVEN HOT BARGAINS A&.L CARS SUI JICT TO P'llOl SALf •75 VW Detuxe Rabbit •.•••••••• Ulll. AMl fM • .,., w l'ftltftW' ••"• .,.MC81 I !~~·..'!':~~ ....... ~~·.~!~~ .... ~ .. ••••• ~.°.~·.~!~............ J TIJ!!day. May 31. 1en ir o~L v PILOT CJ 1 Votbwogen 9770 AMC '905 Chtv1ofet 9920 Aldot. M•w tlOO'Autot. Mew -9100 ......._Mew ttoo' ..,..._New tlOO .............•................................ •·••••·············•·•· ...••.•..•............. ....................... .................... . ..........••••.•...... 'il VW B\1g auto sl\ck, 'M Rambler 'cw patnt. "S3 Q\e\'V NO\'a. wa!«)n, '~rv .i~.111 lo m 1. 11en sboclu uphol Good trans car. Sew ~ Ofr •~~ days. rad1.i\or \O,UOO on rebl\ bl"altn. ~-4116. S29U ~-li327 t:\t! eni 6 C) I 3 spd S600 - - - ---EH?i.-1973&'8 1914 Mallbu CIBS!>IC '73 VW Bus In a.loud cond. wa11on A)1 FM stereo. needs pam1 52700 Call lll7SA~1CPACER lu1uage raclt . Good Ml ·OS72 Carter low mllea1e $2600 t'Ond 495--6799 &408308 '59 VW Camper. 6.'I Pwr -1S67Chevy4dr, oewt1res. tram. Hatch top, gas hlr. "'74" Gremlin. Loaded. batt & wtr pump. PS, PB. new radials. needs TLC. V8, low mi. 12395 or bst a 1 r. S4 7 S. Marty . Make offer. t>42 3848 biS-4l30or838·171>4 ~-9131; 846·0358 '67VWBug 'SS Ambassador. 3Z.OOO 19'1'2C.price4dr,Mech ol< Gd cond. $1100. mi, uir, P JS, u lt whl, Clean interior. nds l)nt, 546-9627 aft S. 51100./bsl oft. 536-0305 AJC, &other xtras. $1950. '70 VW Bug. Sunn, maa!>, Wck 991 O _67_s._3402 ______ _ Xlnt shape. Offer ••••••••••••••••••••• •• '73Chevelle Malibu, lo mi, 496·ti984 or M9·3931 '68 LeSabre air cond good cond, loaded, $2475. S6 vw reblt 1500 ~; PSI.PU, xl;1l cond. i 554·7216aft~P~1. __ trans, muny xtru~. S850 ow~er·S9so. Pvt pl y '76 Chevette. AM /FM . or offer. 559-4634 !WHIS2S _ Must sell imme<hatcly. (H2.ll907 ·os vw Fastbal'k. low '72 Riviera. loaded, 1 S2000/bSt o!r. Ph 675-1900 mileage. 5700 ownl'r. xlnt cond. ~-~-5 Ch .. , T 0 p c •5.15.,, PP &lo-4277 ufl 6PM 1 evy "onza. . .. __._~ _ :;!"' --+ , S l I C k , 2 1 m p g . ·oo vw PopTopCmpr '76 Bwck Cc·ntury V-6 Vin AM/FM, air. 499-&166 aft SJ750. top. a/<.'ond. stereo. Like _6"--pm_. __ _ 1~·5807 _ne_w_. Lo_m_1 ·s_. ~-7313. '75 Veo GT. Must sell. --------'74 Buick Regal. Xlot S2300orbest. 'i3 Squareback, stick. cond. Only 2S)f mi. All 644·2038 AM·Fl\1, radio. low power. Call 848-0129 . . mileage. lugpae rack. before 6 pm. 89'2-26Sl aft Impala 68 2dr \ 8, atr. cust new brakes, excellent 6 wknds V·top, X cond. Mst see ronditon, service record. · STI5/ofr. 673-7677 OR HOW TO 'STEAL' A NEW CAR OVER THE HOUDAY WB•D. COME TO OUR 1 ~. • 1 · AND GET· LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY See your closest Datsun dealer & get their price In writing' on the model of your choice. Ttlen comp"e tt wttt\ ou~ .... and you'll drive a little and SAVE a LOT! Here's an example: 1977 DATSUN F-10 SNRISC•PE~ A OH u.Mo 5 ..... "'""°"""'" •H "•" front wt\e•I dth'e. 111.P\.Fl~\11~ IMMEDIATE . DELIVERY ' s3495 Of'IN WIMOtll.L DAY l'lUS TAX & LICCNSE •72 VW ...._.. Ghia •..••••• S2'95 ·-iow ....... --10 ~ . '7 4 YW Dosher •••••••••••••••• $2518 $2250. ~-2536 '71~ Rl\'lera. vinyl lop, .-11--C-O-... -V-1U1-f -ll_L_E-'6_9 __ , exel!ut1ve drl\·en, Cull 64 Nova 283 auto, sell or " ~ pwr. fully equipped. trade $400. 548-3378 or Sl800f1rm.646·1761 sterl'o deck , n ew _645-_0232 _______ 1 Aurn r.O.O cN• '1 l)tlO ""'' 1"81 "'AM '72 vw ~---" ............ $1995 • 10ffd.-ciond \~&QIMl '6IVWIMIJ .................. $1 211 . Aetklilt ~ 11..-""CM•~I IYRTS891 '75 YW Sclrocco .............. J 3411 · • tPMd AMIFM ct~r 1""4 All•:r, wti't P39~P'5 '69 Toyota Coro..a .............. S911 ? ~· 4 11>•9CI -· (Y0C02' '71 T oveta COl"Ofta ............ SI Oii A.ito. r.0.!;.;. .._ r211GRCI '71 POl"Sehe 914 .............. $1611 ' 0t1•d A•.-f:"M f,'-i~C lV '7 I Alfa Romeo Sp4det" Vetoce •• $2688 • 10 .. d. r»<> c.iow-l't (1 13N•Hl r------------------~ I VW SERVICE SPECIAL I I · llttflM T.-p -Ut.95 wlttl tt1b c..-. I I CoMplete with plu9t , pol11h, 9Hli•h & f I ..tf-•'-"-I m. s.tetv c11e<1i MytlfM I L------~.:::.;::.'°.:.:~~~-----1 Harbour Volkswa9en 142--40 5 1171 1 leech ll•d., Hwath•qton a.eel! WeHn:M-1"119·9. Scrt9·7, 5uft 10-7 All Pncaci Plus Tax & Lie Oller Exp1 res 5-31·77 "UT><OAtZEO Ol .. Lt.R l\11C'hellen:., x!nt com.I, '62 Nova, cherry body, Volvo 9772 SJOOO. 549·8828 days, blown up 283 eng. Sell or ••••••••• •••••••••• •••• 644--0483 eve. trade. Desperate! $2.50. ORANGE COUMTY um Buick H1v1era. very S48-3378 or645-0232 VOLVO shnrp and well c3red for. 73 Chev Monte Carlo, EXCLUSI\'ELVVOLVO Sl89S. Cash only. Call black landau top, whte Lar~est \'olvo Dealer 840-4167 ~ m __ paint. PS. tilt wbl, new in Orange County! '68 Sky)ark. l5 mpg, xlnt PIJ. air, AM1F:'>t. front. BUVorLF.ASE m<'c hl cond, Pvt. Pty. rear sp~rs, c lean & DIRECT S750 ofr (714)!179·0638 l>harp. S2.i50. 714-497-2531 W:"IP=-< ......... 9R~ ......... ~~-~-~~--• ait6 . ~i,·~Fl~*f'~i~ CodlNoc 9915 I I UMCI _JMtos U d • • ....................... Autos, U"d Auto-. UMd ~ UMCI Aatol. • •• .. . ......... ............. ······················.~ ········~·~-·~··~ .•··~········........ ···················· . !2025 S. Manchester ~ 4 '..·~ • 1 Anaheim 750-2011 ~ ./. . -~· -,_,......, 1 Orange Cowtty's /.~ · . Wos,U1ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want Adi. Call 642·5671! 9100 S.vm. Center · ""'~"''""•' • 1976 SEYILLES 14ToChoose From) F\ll\ power, ractory air cond .. cloth or leather in- teriors & some with OlbrioJe( l0ps.(Q4S2546). Sale Priced from $8995 Nabers Cadillac 2600 I larlior Rlvd c 11,1.1 \lcs.1 54ll9 I on -Cadillac Sevilles Ten tn <'h<>O!;e. All fully li1.1cll•d 1 w1lh .!-hadow ltllll>h. (Jl!l21 SALE PRICED THRUMAY ALLEN THIS JusT ·cOULD BE THE BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A LUXURY USED CAR ••• WE HAYE AN OUTSTANDING ' '73 Cad, rare. O'Elcgnnce xtras +. M ust see' Blue '1•lour Int PP. 828 !lOiO r.G COV·, white xlnt body & gen'l cond. For sale or Trade for M Panel truck. 494·1416 '73 Cad Coupe De Ville, xlnt cond. loaded, mual aell Uus wknd ~000/best offer. an 9583 • • SELECTION OF Ci)UALITY LUXURY CARS IN STOCK AT JOHNSON & SON! -A FEW OF OUR LUXURY SPECIALS~ 1976 UMCOLM 4 Dr. Town Sci. Copper met.allic. pa dded vinyl roor, leather interior. opera window. loaded with extras. full pawer & a1 r cond. of course. See il now. L1c. t898NOZ. s9795 1975 IUICK lliviera 2 Dr. H.T. Low mil~. i:nedlum brown with white ''mvl roof, full power. stereo. air cond. A rreat personal car. Lie. t l79PHK. • 55995 1972MARKIV Tltfs Black Beauty iii loaded with utras. Full power. air cond . stereo, and much much more. Priced to sell thlll week. Lii'. 1395TZP. 54695 1973 T-llRD Gold wtt.b bl•Ck vinyl roof. P B P.S. fl P. windows, air cond stereo nidio. a reaJ nice car, t~t drt ... e It today, a sure winner. Uc.t.aoo '3895 ' . " 1973 IUICK Ri•ier a. V-8, auto. tran s .• factorf air cond1tlonl.ng, power s teerlnf, power brakea, pawer windows. power sealAI, AM/FM ..,tereo r adio, beat~. whitewall tires. vinyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers, Cruisecootrol, tilt. wheel. Extra nice car!! lie. 1'275MBB. 52795 197JMUCURY Marq. Bfab, 4 Dr. Sd. Stunning whit• •xt erlor with brown interior 4' vinyl roof, comfort lounge rrt seats and loads or factory extrd. A areat famlly car . Lie. #061 53395 · 1973 UMCOLM ep.. 0Utltlftdln1 black finl&lt. with mateb1nl leather interior a.: bl•ck vio.Yl •un roof. Fllll power, air cond. and more. Very few of thet• around. aee it today. Uc. IMJOY 54295 1971 MARK IV Turquolse, with padded vinyl roof, stereo, full power . air cond., llDd mwe. 1Wl dtt" Uib iod&J. Uc. tl»MXL '7995 1975 ·UMCOLH Cpe. This red beauty Is a real bargain, leather Interior, white vinyl roof, full power. alr coad- aU the factory standard extras you like to bave on this end or the month Special. Lie . J882LWP.$66 9 5 1973-MUCURY Karquta. 'dr .. white with brown intertar " matchln& vinyl roof load1 of Jaxury equipment lnc ludln,-comfort loun1e frt ,sealAl1 a1r ccnd. Ir much much' more. A real Holiday Special, Lie. fOnGLV 53395 1974 MllCUIY Marqula. Ketatllc brown with • medium bet•• elotb l.nterlor, IWI pawer, a1r cond., comfort lounge frt seats and a host of factory· opUoaa. IJc. f8ZIP1C s3995 lf74UMCOLM .f Dr~ Sedan. White with brown leather tnta1or and. white vlnyl ~~ full power and air cood., l hlrs7 at a small ~r\c.. Llc.twQM. .• • J -.. -:-. . . ,. r • Alottos. Use-ct AAltot. Used Aa.ttoa, U1ed CJ8 OAILV PILOT Tuesday. Max3t, 19?'! • .. •. . -~ ••••••• •• • ••••••••••••• ....................... •••••••• •• • •••••••••••• -----. "'"':----"...;;:...;.---------==~;.;.;;;.,--o..;.;;'"""tiioti AMtos. UMd a. U1td ......_Used ford 9940 ,_... 9940 MMat.M) 9952 Aadot, UHd Autos, Used Autos, Uaed • •.........•....•..••••. ······················ •..•.•...••••..•..••..........•••••..........•...............................•.............. , ....•...•..•••••••..•..•....................••••..•......•.••...• Che.,.ol.. 9920 COflltt 9927 Con'ette 9932 '72 Torino Wgn. Auto. PS. 1970 FORD ,into '957 rtyn.oufh 9960 lrd ••••••••••• ••••••• •• • •• •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••• •• PB. a\r. ruck. Sacrlfice MUST AMG •••••••••••••••••• ••••. •••••••••••••• •••. ••••. ••••••••••••••••••••• ·~~bli~~I~ sN:kl~~r,:,c;; '74. S.cyl, 2·dr, auto. PS, lo '*Corvette 77 ~18 \utomutlc trans & nev. '72 Run a bout. Super 19'12 Plymouth Sotellilc '70T·BIRD. lo ml. londe cond. ~·0024 · 1175-4194 rrule. Xlnl cond Mu1t 4 Spd, low m1lc1, tilt, ·w wiin. Low m1, 1mmac paint. t82118Qll>. Special sharp. Low ml. Auto Sebring Plus . Sl900. xlnt l'Ond Sl!l50 ~4 ----....:..·----• sell.Mtl·3895 tape. Runs super' must sell S895. AiC. p1s, Jtonly trans. See tb1s one. 551-.1497 620Jasm1nc.CdM '78CamaroLtr.A/C;AM· Gt:NERJ\L p DB,390V8.536 2648 $1599 1>44.wo3 FMtapedeclc,Pwrwtt1·Ccsattnefttal ,930 AUTOLEASING --------1ftofttfoc 9965 ·Bird '69 2dr w dows, brks, steenng, tit ••••••••••••••••••••••• Since~ <213>U ·2007 J!J70 Ford L'I'..D Wgn. P1S. Town.I.Country 14 Pinto w ,n. xlnt cond. -••••••••••••••••••••• <'oupe. 58,000 mi. whl. 9000+ ml. Xlnt '72 Lincoln Cont l\lk IV. P/8, A1C, ai;k1ni,t S750 At s 1 &Le Mini Van, too many '15Flreblrd l-'ormula400 O\\ncr. Beautiful con cond S6300/).l:;t otr. Londed,concourse cond, •Cor•ffte '77 Call752·Tl92. ~l~Ttt:;borB~s~~g xt~as to list. S2800. stereo,alr.'wht/wht,PS: Mukcorrcr.P .P.497·37 642·2862eves&wknds 5er1ous inquires only, S165. mo. 38 Mo's Ct:L, - ---(;0STAMESA s.5946-ID PB. auto tr»ns, x lnt _ 997 --------1 $"400 ofr 552 3437 or v.1thoptlontobuy.S6,270 '60 Forrl Coupe. iood 646-4446 '74 Pinto" dr 4 spd air cond. lo rni. mu:.t sell .;."!';•••••••••••••••• ~ •74 NOVA Hatchback f>.W·1120. PP. total pa}ments + T & L. traru.portauon car. S310 A~I ... ,1 w • · • • 675·7674 days 6-10·524" Jl..000 ml. Xlnt trans. like Cor-......._ ~·.!..-:t.!:....,.~:;= bi5·3175 ::;--!\I 1 , 1 d • ,' .-" sterReod. mad&'>. e\e ' ~ VEGA '76 •• new. S2500. Ph S.19·2243 Ye"" 9932 sm. del • • . "" us :ing._ g00< co.n .' oni.:. ow~er.. e ucc to . HATCHIACK GT :• --------!••••••••••••••••••••••• GENERAL 1!171 C.rJn for11~0500Ehte. hPSa.ledp~~.~Cl :,leln7i:.,.,ol\CI· SlS00..:546 1960 . '74GrandPrl'<,hkcnu Lo 01-:MO S s1>ecd lr:ins~ Chrysa..-9925 Al TO LEASING '70 f'ord CUSTOM Six lull pwr. air. 2.~. m1. ~-~"·~ . .,.. .,.._ ......__,..., 9960 mt, full po\\er, \\tndows • ·• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORVETTES Since 1959 C2131869·2007 auto Trans, PS. xlnt c·ond 'tra clean cond S3JOO· • ., .. _... I nk rel ir ~1 l air co n d . • etc' '78 Cordoba. Fully eqwpped. lcJther lntr. lo mi. Pvt. pty 552·8080 & 752·8300 ·oo Chrysler 300 Cull pwr, n1r, AM /FM, new l1res, ~/ofr.492·0352 Comtt 9927 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •73 Mercury CotMt 4 Door. Automatic with radio. A CLEAN car! C333JSI ). 'RICED TO SELL BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE --- -· · ' '65 llAHOTOP VII auto, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ru · c~c. J " :. 16.iOS/3.'\321 • Dodge 9935 n~res~0·2006. lll>tofr.5'L0·1031 :ilr. very dn. Volve Job. '75 PLYMOUTH Custom i.ell. will t:Jlk price. ONLY $3495 -: CHOICE OF 17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '60 fa11 lune. runs '<Int 352 Uncotn 9945 SI2.50trude"' 49-1 2130 FUry 9 p~s.-.eni:er wagon G.IS·l602 or 534·5297 • HOW ARD Che•rolef- 1961THRU1977 ·1;s Dod.ie Monaco. I eng. r S MOO olr. Aft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,70 lllach I. O.trk l \y cmly SUl!l5 Low blue un.1 Lu'<. Le Mans. Xlnt Do e&Q llSt • 4 S""eds & Automatic!> ownr, !)3,000 m1. !>ti bltd Spm . 51~ 355\ "" C t I Gd'--·• • book on this vehicle is l'Ond. White. maroon top. NE\V.,,PORTuaBEACs.I[ .-~ radials, nu brk~. S750. --\rt on inentu uvuy o: ~rccn \'8. P /S, p I B. S3 100 A good I ca S2""~ • Orc1ft¥ Cow.ty's 8-t'I 751\ 74 LTD Station wan. xlnt mtr. lo mi. nds mu!Oer AT. Orig cond. MUST · . l' c~n r l owner. pvt. ply. """· 833•0555 L°T.1t & Finest --------• cond. Jo'ully auto. Call SiOOhrm 557·1101. SELL'' IHS·0518 but 11 has 71.000 miles on &10.11-11 eH:s 11. See in D a 1 I y Pilot -=.:.:...:.:::..:.:..::..:._:=-----1::~:--:-:--:--:--:--:-:__,. .eectlon '00 Charger 383 . .\C, PS, 557·3986, s.t5·Ti80 Must-9952 parking lot at 330 West '68 Catalina. 4 door, runs 72 Vega Hatchback. Ne~ EZ FfNANCING ~~~.~ xlnt cond. '70 Coun-try-$()-,dan wgn .••••• -;;~••••••••••••••• Oldsmobile 9955 Bay Street. Costa Mes a . x l nt. C H EA P ! $395. eng. stl bel1ted51rl\aldtal~. WE LEASE A t 1,s AC d '66' Auto 2"0 • 57.000 orig ••••••••••••••••••••••• or call 6-12-4321 Cor more 5-t5·6364 r uns gr ca • Ill .._ CORVETT • --------• u 0· ' • run:. g 001 information. Ask for . . Sl200/bstofr.S98·6878 ES '72 Dodge Demon Auto S150 bst o£r Call eves or m1. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond '72 Olds Toronado. Xlnt HOWARD Che•rolet PS PS AC I · ' k d 968 · Sl800 831 1548 o d S2SOO C II s.tO ~ Rick or Oscar in neet 1969 Firebird. best offer .. 75 v H hb ~ Dove&QuailStreets SlsOO ' ,cean8467651 "n s, ·6780 -~ n ·64s1i91: es . garage Xlntcond1tion AJ\l /Ffia ate ac • .: · · · 7 6 R "n ch er o GT . '66 .. , t g V 8 auto ays, · v • · · • 675·1878 • nu tires, a" N~WPORT BEACH .. •• us an • . · • shocks low mi 675-8490 •• 833-0555 '62 DART. good cond. Brougham int. full pwr, 2nd o";nr. Looks & runs '69 Olds 98. 4 dr, air. PS, Try .a Daily Pil ot Classified Ads sell big • · Open Memorial Day Monday lOtoS must sell S350. air, stereo. air :.hocks, new. \ ery cln •. dependa· PB. 6 way pwr seat. SS9S Class1fied Ad to buy, sell items, small items or F\nd what you want 19 548·6255 trlr h1tcb & crse cont. blc. S1300. 494·53!H 962-8161. or renlsometblng. any item. 642·5678. Dally Pilot Classifieds. : Less than 18,000 ml. 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Memorial Day Busy But Safe on Coast By JOANNE REYNOLD Oftlle 0.11, l'll•t St•lt Police. campground rangers and lifeguards were recoverinii today from one or the busiest but safest Memorial Day weekend!> on record alone the Oranjt\t' Coast. Coroner's 1nvei;tigators report ed only one trarflc death Crom noon Friday to midnight Mon day. The victim 1s listed as Bnan Karolczak, 20, of Anaheim who died about an hour arter his motorcycle struck a parked car in Anaheim Saturday. Orange Coast police agencies reported no major traffic mis· Coast Weather Some fog and low clouds night and early morning hours , but otherwise fair skies through Wednesday with sunny, but hazy days. Lows tonight mid·50s to near 60. Highs Wednesd~y from upper 60s to low 70s. INSIDE TODAY At ha-prim•, SM stood at tM top of her profeuion, but her last years were a ~htmare of dnmken wcml· tu. TM Ujl! of Viflien Leigh ii d~ toda11 on Page BS. Cl •• Al ,.. A1 CH 81-J .. "' "' M ,.. haps in the extremely heavy lraf· fie that de luged the area throughout the three-day holi- day That traffic brought a total of 888.000 visitors to local beaches, with about 435.000 people show· mg up on Monday The heavy tramc was not limited to the beach areas Mon· day . California Highwa y Patrolmen reported. They said traffic returning to Orange Coun· ty from the desert areas was ex· tremely heavy throughout the af· ternoon and late into the evening. Local residents also look to the sea in large numbers for the holl· day and Catalina Island Coves from Avalon to Howland's Land· ing were jammed with pleasure boats. The biggest Jam was at Avalon where every mooring was oc· cupied. Hundreds of other craft anchored off Casino Point. The Moonslone-While's Land· ing-Hen Rock area was jammed with anything that would float as boatsmen took advantage of the relatively smooth seas and warm weather to make the 27·mile crossing. Capacity crowds also were not· ed at the lstbmua., Fourth or July, Cherry and Emerald Coves toward the western end or the island. With the island In the midst of a water shortage, many of the vis· ltors who came to stay on shore brought their own water supplies with them. Meanwhile, back on the Orange Coast, local camping facilities operated at full capacl· ty lttrougbout the weekend. Rangers for O'Neill, San Onofre, San Clemente and Doheny county and state parks all s.nt U\e.ir racutties were full by S p.m. Friday and aome cam· pen had to be turned away. l.l!esuanis 1ald Or~e Coast (See HOUDAY. Pa1e Al) Huntington Rate Increases Proposed By ROBERT BARKER Oft .. O.lly ~Itel St.fl June 6 has been set as D-day - as in decision -for new waler rate increases ln Huntington Beach. A proposal now under study by a special city council subcommit- tee headed by Harriett Wieder, calls for an actual decrease for a minimal number or water users who consume less than 1,000 cubic feet of water per 60 days . However, sharp increases are Border Officers Growing SAN YSIDRO <APl -The ar rival of 100 additional US border patrolmen, expected Wednesday, will put up a defense which illegal aliens never saw before The beefed-up manpower authorized by the Carter ad m inistratioo coincides with a new dirt road running along the border fence abour two feet on the U.S side Although less than IS feet wide, the narrow road will be a necktie to tighten for 14 miles -from a state park touching the Pacific Ocean to a mountain on the east American patrol vehicles -25 more also are arriving -and of. ficers will travel the road on a 24-hour basis. A helicopter and sensor devices also will be used. It is .. a first line of defense In a major border enforcement cam- paign" against a record influx of smuggling and illegal aliens, s aid Bob McCord, assistant chief U.S. Border Patrol agent. A total or 21,774 aliens were caught in the first three weeks of May along the seven-mile border around San Ysidro, the San Diego community which sits eye- to-eye with the Mexican city of Tijuana. The average or almost 1,000 daily arrests compares with 22.000 for the entire month of May last year in an area re- aching as far north as Los Angeles and Sanla Barbara northwest of there. After a recent visit to the border, U.S. Commissioner of Immigration Leonel J . Castillo authorized the transfer of the 100 officers from other parts or the United States. ·'The new orcicers will give us almosl one-third more man· power on the line and provide us with more mobility to deploy un· its of men to critical areas in emergency situations." fllcCord said in an interview Monday. ·'We have been so un - dermanned we could do li ttle more than maintain a holding position. Now, we should have considerable mobility and the road will be a vital tool for border control." 4118 Mmic Unil8 To Play Thursday Four Huntington Beach High School music groups will perform Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ln the campus auditorium, 1905 Main St. Students kl the school's concert band. Jan ensemble, stage band and wind ensemble will perform in their last concerto( the season. Admlsaion ls $1.!50. Slayer Sought LOS ANGELES CAP> -Police are looking tor two street robbers who shot and killed a Bakersfield man after be told lhem he had no money. WHEEL IT our Jff1ll PILOT AD So, you've given up skilna for good and your leg ls finally ~ ol the cat. • .now wbat do l'O" do •ltb your wheelchair? "I aold lt .wtth a Dally Pilot claasifled ad." That's the advertislnl success experienced by' a Cotta Mesa woman who placed thts clasailled ad : Wheel Chair, In 1ood cond. MO Call xJ0Mu1.,111t. Remember, Juit a e.w iWdi doea It wllh 1 Dalli Pilot c\anlfied ad. Call ~ tot tsliltance. In store for bi& water customers, while the average householders would see their bill rlse $2.10 to $12.50 every two months. Public Works Director Bill H artge said the new rates are necessary to raise $850,000 to meet increased charges for water purchased by the city, higher overhead costs and an· ticipated losses in revenue when a reduction in water consump- hom~er in Huntington Beach who uses about,3,000 cubic feet of water bimonthly. would pay about the same ~ customers in comparable cities in Orange County. gallpns every two months and currently pays a bill of $12,503. That charge would climb to $19,000 it the city council adopts tbe recommended changes. Blll Compton. Edison area manaier. said today that the company would abide by the pro- posed charges. The four largest users - Southern California Edison Com· pany the City of Huntington Beach, the Seacliff C<>Unlry Club and McDonnell Douglas -would pay Ute most. Edison, the largest of all the users, uses about five million "We're in the same kind of ball game in which.J>Ur big electrical users are pa.ytrlg the same rate as residential customers. tion occurs. . Hartge said that the avera,e (See WATER, Page AZ> "" w1 ... p1ooto HERO OF SATURDAY'S FIRE IN KeNTUCKY SUPPER CLUB Watter Beiley, 18, (Right) ~redlted ~Ith Saving Hundreds of Lives Hero of Fire Feted Money, Gi/IA, Jobi /or Club Bwboy CINClNNATt (AP ) -Walter Bailey says, "I don't feel like a hero." but scores of grateful, impressed people have been offering money, gifts, jobs or just congratulations ror his heroics in the midst of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. <Related story. photo, A3 ) On Monday night, four example. Bailey. his mother and three younger brothers saw their first major Jeaeue baseball game at Riverfront Stadium in seats provided by Cin· cinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson. W1111THEM WAS JEFF Ruby, a 29-year· old CinclMati motel management executive who was among the last t.o escape the fire. "He's accepted a job with us as a lifeguard," said Ruby. "Anybody wbo can save 1,000 people can work for us -with or without a lifeguard certificate." Bailey, 18, a busboy at theSouth1at.e, Ky., club, issued the first warning ln the Beverly Hills' biggest room, then rescued many patrons trapped In the fire which killed al least 160 Saturday night. · A waltress'told him about the fire. Before flames broke into the Cabaret Room, he took the microphone from two comedians on stage and directed the crowd of more than 1,000 to the exits. "IF THAT KID DIDN'T take It upon -himself to make the announcement, Instead of By AllTRUll R. VINSEL OI • DellJ Plttt 14 ... An aircraft accident that claimed the life or a La1una Niguel girl, aged S, may also have sounded the death knell for the tiny San Juan Capistrano Airport which has served t.be south county fOC' years. Foes of the little airport are planning an appearance before City Council membel's Wednes· d•Y nlebt. eva u Jennl!er Lee ZeU's funeral wu held. Tb• younpter WU killed in· 1tantly SaturdQ when • plane di,.bled bJ an advertlaiftl ban· ner th.t became eataniled .. U.1 tall UMmbly on ta.k.ott eUpped her u it crub-lanct.d. lnv::rtora tenned the acci· dent 'tjq-• Cltadn Qmn. pion •lDllNnshM plane now bJ . Albert Ill. Slbl, za1 a nub~ but 'area rtsident.I dau11 lt wu •· '_peeled and a.ctu.lly ovtrdM. • 150 dead there would have been only 150 sur- vivors," said Ruby, of Asbury Park, N.J. Earlier Monday. Bailey said he turned down a cash gift from "an infiuent.ial busi- nessman who wanted to remaJn anonymous.•' "I told him I wouldn't take the money," Bailey said. "Then he otrered me a good job. He was among the people who got ou\. I guess he wanted to do something." Bailey. who graduated from high school last week. said he plans to work as a lifeguard this summer and enter college °'is fall. ms UFE·SAVING EFFOBTS didp't s ur· prise his mother, Janie Hogle, 40, but she said she suffered through hours ot anguish waiting for her son to reach home early Sunday. "I was in hysterics after I heard about the fire. I knew how Walter feels about people and I knew he would try to save somebody," said Mrs. Hogle. ' Sbe aaid her son has been "a father fieure to this family since hi.a father died tttree years ago. He's chipped in money and helped me bring up the boys. I'm proud or him." BAILEY HAD RE· ENTERED THE burn· ine building after leading neein1 patrons out through the rear exit. ·'I bad t.o go back in,•· he saldi "I wan~ed to do whatl could. I knew where the aoora were.•• A2 DAILY PILOT H /F Bill Aims At House· 'Pirates' Rep. Jerry PaUer1on <D·Santa Ana> announced today he has in- troduced a new bill to try and curb speculators who are artificially inflating the housin1 market in Ora.o1e County and elsewhere. Patterson's biU <HR748Z). tbe "Housing Piracy Prevention Act." would make 1t illegal for all federally related lending institu- tions to give loana to people who buy houses on a purely speculative basis. ·'In California, that me,ns virtually all of the housing loans, since Just about every lending in- stitution i! tied to a federal agen- cy in one way or another," Pat- terson explained. He said loans would s tiJI be available for people who plan to occupy new homes or are buying them as investors to rent ouL "What we're attacking are those who buy houses and tum them over within a few months ... Uke double escrow," Patterson said. He pointed out that only lS per· cent of Orange County's resi- dents can afford to buy new houses because of high costs. He claimed that 30 to 40 percent of all new houses sold in this county are going to investors and speculators who turn a quick pro- fit. ··some houses are sold one, two and three times before they are ever occupied," Patterson added. The dwellings that would be af. fected by Patt.ers6n'a bill are those from one to lour units in size. The congressman admitted that some lending Institutions are already requirfng prospec· ll ve home buyers to sign docu- m ents stating they intend to O<'· cupy the new home. Some s peculators. however, sign the documents with no in ten· .) lion of carrying out the promise and Patterson believes it is hap. pening because lenders have nothing to back them up legally. Fro.POfleAl AIRPORT. • • a. m an Living Word Lutheran Church in Mission V1eJO, with in- terment scheduled at Eternal Hills Cemetery in Oceanside Rites were under the direction o f O'Connor La~un<1 Hills Mortuary Tim Ward. an Orange County Probation Department oCCicer who li ves at 33162 Via Mayor, San Juan Capistrano, in the same tr act where the Zells live, pl&M to lead a delegation to the City Council Wt'dnesday lo discuss tht' airport issue The city recently passed an or- dinance proh1b1tanj! e1ny aircraft m aneuvt'rs over housing tract.s below 1.000 feet altitude. Some citizens claim planes out of the tiny old San Juan Capistrano Airport huve passed over their homes near the end of the runway al about 60 feet altitude Res1dl'tlts were required upon moving in to sign un agreement acknowledging they knew of the airport's e'tistence and were aware of possible future pro- blems. City Manager Mocalis today was participating in an en\<1ron- m enlal agency meeting and un· available ror comment on what he might recomtnend to the City Council Wednesday. rel alive to tile airport ~ntuallon. Federul Aviation Administra· lio n investigators are currenlly probing the fatal accident involv- ing the single-engine plane used in beach area aerial banner ad- vertising. Sheriff's deputies noted it is customary for such planes to take off, thel) make a return PLU at low altitude to snatch up their ad banners with a tall hook. DAILY PILOT =.=.~~:r.==:=:.:; eo.,•-.-.c........., ,,.... .. ~ ... _,_ ~·· ,,.,....,. l'ri<tloy .. C'Mto Mitw ..,,...,t S.atft ""'"1•""'°" ... _..,.,.~ t•1~ Yaflt1 ,,.,,.. '••d•"4M<• Y....,, •M ~ =~~~~.:=-,.:"';::. .......... _.~ ............ -~ -c. ........ c.•--·-,.·-~ .. IOt,., _ ....,,_ -..c-. ...... ~"'-·--·-,_ ... _ UilW ":::::.~ .. "';l:' a..n.. ................. . .......... 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The main purpose of the facili- etti.e o.uy l'llMStaH • ty, said Q-ane and Erickson, is to While many educators bemoan train students for entry level . the adverse ,elfeets l)f television positions in theel,ctron,ic media. on the young theff da}'s, two A full day ot TV classes are West Orange County hich·school scheduled in which s tudents can teachers are preparing studeau learn camera operation, set for possible careers through direction, audio engineering and classes held In fully equipped TV use of special effects. studi06. The high school studios plan to Ace Erickson, a Huntington hook up witl\ the regional Pubhc Beach High School instr~clor, C able Tele vis ion Authority and Cliff Crane, a Westminster <PCTA) next year. HI~~ School_ teacher. have been PCTA is a joint powers agree· guiding _their students through ment between the cities of Hunt· electronic mazes of ('am~ mgton Beach, Fountain Valley cables and control booths since and Westmms ter . their ~especttve studios began Channel li, for instance, would operation last year. emanate from Huntington Beach ·'Some kids pick up missed High School and provide courses lessons which we videotape for by TV to students throughout the them." said Erickson. • district. said Erickson. Students who are absent report When the educational.channels to the library to view the tapes of were not in use. he added. taped important lessons they would sports and auditorium events otherwise not r ece1 ve, s<11d , could be broadcast. Erickson. Huntington Beach High School Recently, Westminster High students ·have been covering Schopl students broadcast a live som e school assemblies and talk I show featuring Assistant special events by t aking their Principal Hal Christiansen television cameras outdoors, answering questions about re· said Erickson. g1stratiow polices and gradua Both Erickson and Crane said t1on reqwrements. students will begin producing Students caJled into the studio daily newscasts some time next and asked questions through a year panel of student leaders. said Westminster High School stu- Crane. denb constructed much of their Studios al both high schoob studio in an existing building ad· broadcast in full color and black Jacent to the school cafeteria. and white using campus closed About $30.000 in federal Voca- c1rcuitsystems. llonal Education Act and Hunt- M ost classroo m s at both ington Beach Union High School s~ools are wired to rl'ce1ve the Dlstrict fUnds have gone into the broadcasts, instructors said. Westnumter studio, said Cr ane. 'Network' on 'rV CBS to Pay $5 Million '\EWYORK <A P 1 CBShasa~rcedtopay MGM and l 'mtt-d Artists 55 m1l hon for the right lo televise the film · :'\l'l\\ork " All three networks reportedly bid for the telev1s1on nghts, hut CBS outbid ABC and NBC. "'.'iel\\ork,' ~tarring f;n c Dunaway, William Holden and the late l 'clcr Fmch. deals w1th the tdc\'ision nl't\.\orks' preoccupat1on with ratings, backst<Jbbing J mong TV c~t:t'Ull\ e:, and show busi· n~!>S puckagmg of news show~ . For ib S.5 mtllHon CBS \.\Ill have the right lo tl'lccai-t the movie three times .. ;-.;cl\\ ork.. as seen in movie houses 1s replete "'ilh obscenities. But Robert Daly, executive vice pre- sident of the CBS-TV n etwork. said he foresaw no trouble with the editing for television. · MGM reportedly made a st;>parate soundtrack for television showing of ''Network.·· Council Sets Budget Study Meet Tonight Huntington Beach City Council m embers will hold a study session at 7 o'clock tonight on the proposed 1977-78 city budget m Room B-8 at the civic ceoter . Officials are expected to set their priorities tonight on the budget proposed by City Ad· ministrator Bud Belsito. Public hearings may comme nce as ear· lyasJune6. Belsito has proposed a budiet of $31.2 million. $2.4 million Jllgher than CWTent spending. He bas recommended lbe addi- tion of 30 new employes, lnclud· ing 20 for the police deeartment. Fro• Page A I WATER ••• . 'It's the sign or the limes and for us to oppose the charges would be lit e caJUng the kettle black," Compton aaJd. Under the proposed changes, all users would be paying 38 cents per 100 cubic feet alter the first t.000 cubtc feet of water. Hartge said 100 cubic feel or water Is equivalent to 7SO gallons. In the past, big users have been payinJ 25 cents, apar\mtnt duplexes 30 cents and residents. 40cent.s . H~e said a conservation in· cenll\fe would be fiven to single persons or small families who use less than i.ooo coble feet d water bimonthly. That biU would drop from ts.eo to M.90. Construction of the facility 'began in February, 1975. The studio became operational last fall. Due to a series of construction strikes. the buildin g which houses the Huntington Beach TV s tudio took about two years to complete. said Erickson It was included m the original plans for the new main school building that houses the ad- ministrallveoff1ccs e1nd library Fro• Page A J HOLIDAY. • bea('hcs had small surf. which ran at one to three feet. 63-degree water and balmy temperatures hovering around 72 degrees on the sand. Jn San Clemente, lifegue1rd Lt. Lynn Hughes said it was one of the most crowded weekends ever' experienced at the city-patrolled beaches and added he fears it will be the beg10ning of a "hor- rendous summer · · Here's a city by-city look at beach crowds· San Clemente A total of 31.000 on city beaches and a total of 28,000 on county beaches for the weekend Lifeguards rescued 34 people. -Laguna Beach: A total or 40.000 on county beaches and a total of 60.000 on city he aches for the weekend. Lifeguards rescued 25 people. -Newport Beach: A total of 285,000 for the weekend. with J 50,000 on Monday. Lifeguards rescued 85 people. -Huntington Beach: A total of 125.000 on city beaches through the weekend. with 41,000 on Mon- day. Lifeguards rescued 41 pco· pie. On state beaches. a totaJ of 275,000 through the weekend with 150.000 Monda~ Lifeguards rescued400 -Seal Beach: A tolul or 44.000. with 20,000 Monday. Lifeguards rescued 'Z7 Free C oncert Set Eighty Ocean View !elemen tary > School Distncl band stu- dents from e1ghl schools will perform In a 1ree ('Oncert Thurs- day al 1 30 p m "' Circ1e View Schoo1. 6261 Jlooicer Drive, ilunt inglon Bearn Small m\llUs>J • residential Q-:-.•.infl 11...,....R complexes woul\i see their bills ~~ "• ..,..., lncre&Md more than co percent Trustees Appoint NelV Unit Huntington Beach Union Higb School District trustees have ap- pointed 11 local residents to an advisory unit to study the sale or land near Westm inster High School and the former district of- fice site. Last month, trustees voted 3 to 2 to sell the surplus land near Westminster High School. It is currently occupied by three Lit· Ue League fields. Proceeds from the sale of the five·11ere Westminster property and the 1.2-acre former district office site al 1.902 17th St .. Hunt- incton Beach High School. or- ficialssaid. Board President D on MacAllister said the decision to sell the two sites was made at the trustees' Aprill2meetlng. But the advisory unit was formed "to be sure we are in total compliance with state law'' which requires such a com~ttee 1n p~o p er ly transac tions, said Mac Allister. "We are not sure we really have to have it," he added. Parents of West minst e r American Little League ballplayers strongly opposed the sale of the 5-acre site. They said they could not find another lot to use as playing field in the area. The Westminster American Little League has used the land near the high school for the past 13 years. jlccording to Auxiliary President Marian Buse. Parents or Future Farmers or America members also opposed the Westminster property sale. They said it would jeopardize a farm they have operated near the high school for the past three years. Trustees Doris Allen and John Hundley voted against the Westminster High School proper- ty sale. They said they agr~ with the Little League and FFA concerns. Members of the 11-person ad- v i so r y unit are : Carol Skoropada, a Little League parent; Jay Rivera, an Ocean View <elementary) School Dis- trict trustee; J ean Bogen, an Ocean View Hi g h School teacher; Fran Andrade, an Ocean View School District employe; Bob Detloff, a local businessman: Lance Jacot, a Marina High School teacher : Owen Miller, a Huntington Beach High School administrator; Alan Ross, a Joe.al resident: Chris Townsend, a Huntington Beach High School student; Karl Wiebe, a Huntington Beach High School par ent; and Jan Wilhelm, a Fountain Valley High School parent Woman Raped At Knif epoint Near School A .t9-ye<ir·old woman was sex ually assaulted at kn1 fepoint Monday afternoon by a man who forced her into a secluded area on the Fountain Valley High School campus, police reported. The woman, a Fountain Valley resident. told police she was making a telephone call from <1 booth in the quad area of the de· ~erted campus at about 12 45 p m . when the suspect confront· ed her wilh the kmfe The victim said the suspect led her to a secluded area on the campus. told her to remove her c:lothes and forced her to perform a sex act. The a ddition tQ lhe police force. wblch is undermanned ln com parisota wJth other ciU0-1 ot comparable siiie and location. would add $.S.14,000 ror salaries, equipmenland benefit.a . Belslto's PtoJ>OSed buqel calls for .a,.oontiqacy.hmd..of _. and a reserve of $1.2 mUUon . and large apartment complexes Thes~ seven girls are candidate~ ror lbe woul~ upmore..ill.m$0 ~~ J4iu. Fountain~ Utle.. Slandin_s. i{r~u=~l!ll City revenues are bued oo a 1.5 petctnl increase in asaeaaed yaJ"a&ion. uw~*Mbu'tm• .. ~:;:::~e.ft) are l>au n lteeger. Clnay Wil: on. 10:!~:Ua:' :!ui:u'r = Keell SCott and Dann Bendall. Seated bilUoaCallonaafwaterpeoearat (from left ) arc Leona DeForr t, Deborah ol... 1111~ Ubft'"''-1 d Shclly Belcher. FoWU.ain acosL ..... m uvu. tuMUu T • RITES SCHEDULED Christal Thibeault Imprisonment Hal,t Re/wed~. WASIBNGTON <AP) - The Supreme Court today ·r e fu sed to block tem-porarily the impris on· menl or former Attorney General John Mitchell and ex-White House aide II. R. Haldeman. The court ·s action means US. District Judge John J. S1r1ca ('Ould send the two powerful figures of the Nixon adminsistration lo prison very soon. The court, without com- ment, demed a request by attorneys for Mitchell and Haldeman that they re- main free pending a re. quest that the Supreme Court reconsider hearing their challenge of convic· hon-. stemming from the Watercatc scandal. Irvine EDITION .. - Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 151, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES /ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY. MAY 31, 1977 . TEN CENTS Housing 'Pirates' Targets of Bill •) Rep. Jerry Patterson <D·Santa Ana) announced today he has in· tf()duced a new blll to try and curb speculators who are ~rtlficially inllating the housing "'arket in Orange County and elsewhere. Patterson's bill <HR7482), the -)lousing Piracr. Prevention l\tt," would make 1l lllegal for all t~derally related lending \nstitu- ' Ufns to give loans to people who buy houses on a purely speculative basis. "In Californla, that means virtually alJ ol the housing loans, since just about every lending in- stitut1cn ls tied to a federal agen- cy in one way or another1" Pat· terson explained. • He said loans would sUll be available for people who plan to occupy new homes or are buying them as investors to rent out. "What we're attacking are those who buy ~ou.ses and tw-n them over within a few months ... like double esccow," Patterson said. He pointed out that otlly 1:5 per- cent of Orange County 'I resi- dents can afford to buy new houses because ol hlgb c06L&. He claimed that 30 to 40 percent of all new houses sold in this county are goinJ? to investors and o.ily "'tel St.off ""°to PAIR OF MEMORIAL DAY FISHERMEN CRUISE NEWPORT HARBOR WATERS Ora11ee Coeet Crowded Ourtne JrMftloru•f St.-t of Summer S.aaon OtyWorken Vote Doe in Wage Issue The majority o r Irvine employes will vote Wednesday at city hall on whether they want to join an employe association to represent them during salary negotiations. The question has been raised in conversation several times since the city incorporated in 1971, but tbls is the first time it has ad· vanced to an election. Les Card, an a ssistant enaineer in the public works de- partment who Is one of the elec- tion organizers, said about 126 employes are eligible to vote Wednesday. That includes all fulltime, hourly employes, except those in management or mid· management or s worn police personnel. With just over 200 employes at Irvine city hall, that's the biggest group of city employes. accord· Ing to City Manager Bill Woollctt. At the present time, all employcs are involved in a sort of "one to one" negotiation 11yatem. where each employe ls given a questionnaire at a cer- tain point in the year and asked about their prlorllles. (Bee WORKERS, Pa1e AZ> Coast Weather Some fog and low clouds night and early morning hours, but otherwise fair skies through Wednesday with sunny, but hazy days. J..owa tonight mid-50s to near ro. Highs Wednesday from upper 60s to low 70s. INSIDE TODAY • At Mr prirM, ahc 1tood at '1•1 lop o/ her pro/es.um. but lttr la1t year• 10ere .4 nt,hlmare o/ ~ inlOftl· ,.,, The Uk o/ vnn.n Leioh " ......., °" P.oge B$. .... J[ Memarial Day Busy But SO,/ e on Coast By JOANNE REYNOLDS 0t1wo.iey ~ M.ttt Police, camp1round rangers and lifeguards were recovering today from one of the busiest but safest Memorial Day wee.tends on record along the Orange Coast. Coroner's invesU1ators report- ed ool)t one trafftc death from noon Friday to midni&ht )(on- day The victim is luted u Brian Karolcz.at. 20. of Anaheim who died about an hour after his motorcycle Sll'Uclt a parkf4 car In Anabdm Saturday. · Orange Coast police aeencles reported ne major tratrk mis- haps ln the extremely heavy traf- fic that deluged the area throughout the three·day holi- day. That trafOc brought a total of 888,000 visitors lo local beaches. with about 43$,000 people •bow- ing upon Monday. The heavy traffic was not hmited to the beach areas Mon· day, California Hi1bway Patrolmen reported. They said tramc returning to Orange Coun- ty from the desert areas was ex- tremely heavy throughout the af. ternoon and late into the evening. Local residents also took to the 5ea ln lar1e numbers for the boU- day and Catalina Island Coves from AvalOCl to Rowland's Land- ini were jammed with plea.sure boat.a. The bluest jam was at Avalon where every mooring was oc- cupied. Hundreds of other craft anchoredortCasino Point. • The Moonstone-White's Land· inf-Hett Roclt area was Jammed with U\Yt,hJng that would float as boatsmen toot adva.ntace of the re.latively smooth se .. and Wini\ weather to make th• 2'1·mlle crouing .. Capadty crowd' also were ..ot• ed at the Isthmus, Fourth of July, Oae of \ ,, Cherry and Emerald Coves toward the western end of the island. With the island in the midst or a water shortage, many of the vis· 1tors who came to stay on shore brought their own water supplies with them. Meanwhile. back on the Orange Coast, local camping facilities operated at full capaci· ty throughout the weekend. Rangers for O'Neill. San Onofre, San Clemente and Doheny county and state parks all said their facilities were run by S p.m. Friday and some cam· pers had to betumed away. Llfeeuards said Orange Coast ISee HOU DAY, Page .U> Imprisonment Hal,t Refused WASHINGTON <AP> - The Supreme Court today refused to block tem-· porarily the imprison- ment of former Attorney General John Mitchell and ex-While House aide H. R. Haldeman. The court's action means U.S. District Judge John J . Sirica could send the two powerful rtgures of the Nixon adminsislration to prison very soon. The court, without com- ment, denied a request by attorneys for Mitchell and Haldeman that they re·· main free pending a re- quest that the Supreme Court reconsider hearing their challenge of convic- tions stemming from the W ater1at.e scaJ\dal. speculat.orS who turn a quick pro- fit. ·'Some houses are sold one. two and three times before they are ever occupied," Patterson added. The dwellings tbat would be af. fected by Pat.tenon's bW are those Crom one to four units in size. The congressman admitted that some lending lnsUtutions a.re alreadf reqairini prospec· live horoe buyers to sign docu- ments stating they intend to oc- cupy the new home. Some speculators, however, sign the documents with no inten- tion of carTying out the promise and Patteraon believes it is hap- pening because lendeca have nolhi~ to back them up legally. "They're skating on thln ice with that. That's why I've in· troduced this bill to give them backing," be said. Patterson said there are no penalUes wriUen into his bill for . people who deceive the lending institutions. But he said he plans to introduce another bill at a later date that would address that issue. · .. It would be a tax bill that would heavily tax profits .made <See HOUSING. Pa&e AZ> .-H·o~tage Drama ... Woman Held Captive in LA LOS ANGELES (AP) -Three noors of a hotel were evacuated today after a 35-year-old Miami man took a woman hostage and apparently fired three shots when police broke down the door of his hotel room, officers said. ''I'm not coming out," the man shouted as police smashed down the fourth floor doorway at the Airport Marina Hotel. The man then grabbed the un- nte n li fied woman, fired the gunshots and retreated to the bathroom where he remained barricaded for several hours while a police psychologist, Dr. Martin Reiser. negotiated with him ~ officers said. 100 Border Cops Added To Patrol SAN YSIDRO (AP) -The ar· rival of 100 additional U.S. border patrolmen, expected Wectnesday, will put up a defense which illegal aliens never saw before. The beefed-up manpower authorited by the Carter ad- ministration coincides with a new dirt road running along the border fence abour two feet on the U.S. side. Alt~ less than 1s fed wide, the narrO* road will be a necktie to tlghten for 14 mUes -from a state park touching the Pacific Ocean to a mountain on the east. · American patrol vebicles -25 more also are arriving -and of- ficers will travel the road on a 24·hour basis. A helicopter and seosor devices also will be used. It is "a first line of defense in a major border enforcement cam· paign" against a record influx of smuggling and Ule1al aliens. said Bob McCord~ assistant chief U.S. Border Patrol agent. A total of 21,774 aliens were ·caught in the fint three weeks of May along the seven-mile border around San Ysidro, the San Diego community wbich sits eye- to·eye with the Mexican city of Tijuan~. The average of almost 1,000 daily arrests compares with 22.000 for the entire month of May last year in an area re- aching as far north as Loa Angeles and Santa Barbara northwest of there. After a recent visit lo tbe border, .U.S. Commissioner of Immigration Leonel J . CaaUllo <See AUEN$, Page Ai> Ali to Wed Mother of His Daughter BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -u,avywetaht boldn8 champion Muhammad AU wUl marry Veronica Porche, the motbef d hl1 year.old dll'UJbter Ha~t !-'° June 19 at the Btverly Wmiure Hotel. a bot.el spokesman aakl ~ day. The m:rqem19ta fOl'iM ftd. cling were made by Mlu Porebe, whose famll1: JivH hl Loa Anselea, aald Vil Vaill.-Ct.. 'the botel•s baftQueta Hprtlllll• tatlve. ' • The ~1wtll take pJ.oe ID the OrUd)''frta"oo BIJtrOOm The Rev. James Diamond, a Roman Catholic priest from nearby St. Anastasia Church. also was oo hand to help with the negotiations. The room was registered to Howard McDowell of Miami, Fla., who checked in alone Mon· day night, a desk clerk said. A SWAT team stood by and tfoors3throuib5w!'reevacuated. evacuated. The man, believed to be hold· ing two guns, made no im· mediate demands during the negotiations but asked to speak to an unnamed friend, oCficers said. The incident apparently began Monday night after a djspute 'between the man and the woman. said police Lt. Dan Cooke. 'lbe woman called sheriff's deputies Monday njght, crying that she was being beaten and raped at the bot.el, but deputies were una- ble to verify the call. Several television stations also received similar calls. Los Angeles police finally re. ceived a call from the woman this morning, Cooke said. · A desk clerk commented that the man complained when he re· gistered Monday of having bad a hard day. · Kid's Dearing Mental, Issue Before Court WASBINGTON (AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether children have a right to legally challenge attempts by their parents or guardians to commit them to a state mental iJlstitu· .tion. Tbe justices voted to review a lower coUrt ruling . last year that struck down a Georgia law which al- lowed parents or guardians of children under 18 to act for their children in seeking treatment for mental ill-ness. · · . The lawsuit against Georgia officials was filed by two t~·age boys who have.spent more than five years m Central State Hospital in MilledJ?eville. Tbe:v sued on behalf -0f themselves and all Georgia youngsters in similar situation. Most states have laws similar to the Georgia statute that was declared a violation of the boys' c0n- stitutional rights lo receive a hearing and be. represented by their own attorney before being com- mitted. · At the heart of the controversy are t:wo rights - one protecting children from unjust leagl actions and one allowing parents or guardians to raise their children as they see fit. Pre-trial Begins For 'Hanafi 12' WASHINGTON <AP) - Hamaas Abdul Khaalls and rus 11 Hanali l'doe.lem followers, faclng doaens of charges Including murder and armed kldnaping, went to court today in the most celebnted and potentially Pilot Slates Repeat Hying Boat Flight longest criminal case ever tried in the capital's local courts. Khaalis entered the courtroom in a blue safari jacket and salut- ed a dozen veUed Hanaft women arnonc the spectators. The well of the courtroom was both crowded and noisy as a re- ault of the sheer numbers of de- !endanta and their attorneys. Tbe counsel for KhaalJa, Harry T. Alexander, complalned, "This is ridiculous -lawYers jammed together, accused jammed toeetber -I've never heard ci a . attuaUon like this." . . To wbicb pre1idln1 Judie Nlcbolu Mundo replied, "Mr. Alexander, take your seat. 1bis ls what we have. It's the beat. we can do." · Tbe 12 men 1n the court.room. mainl)' ror pretrial mouona. are cbarged· Jn the March 9·11 C8ee 11.\NAFI, Pase A%) J1flEEL IT OVT . I l AZ DAIL y PILOT Feeding At Siege Huge Job ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP J --"I'd like to have those Moluc· cans in here.·· said Sgt. Jan Schipper as he ~tirred a bubbllna pot of frying chicken fbr ~ Moluccan terrori1t.s and their hostages an a besieged train and schoolhouse in nor theast Holland. Schipper is the chief cook at lbe Dutch army's new Camp Johan Willen f'riso on the out.aklrts or Assen. The camp's 45 chefs keep the kitchens goln& around the clock feeding the 11 to 14 ter· rorists, the 55 to 61 hostages and nearly 2,000 troops and poli~e surroWlding them. Warrant Officer Roel of Bosker. the base purchasing of. ficer, said since the sieges began eight days ago. the base has turned out 22,000 meal packs. Into them went 18 tons of potatoes. 3.600 pounds of meat, 750 fried chickens, 1,900 pounds of cheese, 7,000 loaves or bread, 45,000 rolls, 8,000 currant buns, 1,240 gallons of milk and 600 pounds of coffee. "We take special care to put plenty of vitamins in the food for the hostages because they need them,"' s~id burly. balding Schip- per. The Moluccans get the same diet. The meals are put into metal boxes that go into cork-lined con- tainers which keep the food warm for 12 hours. "We prepare three food de- liveries a day for the train and the school whether the terrorists want them or not," Schipper said. The South Moluccan terrorists holding 55 or more hostages aboard the Dutch train have asked the government for "in- termediaries" to discuss their demands, a Justice Ministry spokeswoman said today. She declined t<> give any details about the request. But another highly placed government source cautioned against optimism, say- ing he considered it "a s mall change" in the situation. 11<' pointed out a second ~roup or MolUC<'a ns ho ldin g four hostages at a schoolhouse had made no similar rl'quest for in · termediaries. But unofficial ob· servers thought the request from the terrorists on the train might op<'n the way to decisive negot1a tions * * * E'ro• Page A J HANAFI ..• takt'OVer Of three buildings, a sie~e an which several persons wen• severely wounded and one, reporter Maurice W1Uiams. was k11lt>cf. Op<'ning arguments an the t ra a I are expected next week. For Khaalis. chieftain or the !Im a II sect. th<" court appearance mt>a nl his return to the courtroom 1n \\ha ch several members of the rival Black Muslims were convicted in 1974 of killing seven persons. The seven. all but one or them from Khaalts's own family, were kill<'d at the llanJh headquarters a year earlier Khnalis d<'clared to the world during the siege that it was the failure of that earlier trial to render trut• JU:.ticc. m<'a'iured against tlH' ~1oslem '-lane.Jard for revt·n~l'. lhnt motivated in large part hrs lt•rrori:.t act lie demanded, unsucl'essfully t hut not only the trigger men con' vlcted of the murders but also top ~lack Muslim lenders be de. livered to him. presumably ror hrs own brand or sentencing Nunz10 said at would take until Wednesday or Thursday to dis· pose of pretrial motions in the case. then until sometime next week to choose a jury out of near· ly 500 prospects. 09'ANQE COAST DAILY PILOT llollortN WM Prtt.10t11t•"4-- , .. ,. c-, ........ ., ...... , .... <111 .......... _ T-Htlff¥1! Edllor T-1A.~ MA.,._l"tldlto< ~·-lAn -~ ...... Mtlll""1 ................. OfftMt ~c:.::~:,~n==' .... .....,.,"""" ....... 1"71-.. ............ ~, .. , .... ,.,.,.,~ .... .... .OS.Pi-PO-. T...,._otW C'M._l...., Olaulf-.-A.,•lltl .. SO-. .......... ._., .. .,._OlllU ft1..f.)10 • ............... ,,.... GREO AND SANDY SASAKI DtSPU Y OLD ARMY PHOTO THEY FOUND Costa MeH Children Uneerth 1t11 Print of Old Stegtng Camp Mesa Kids' Find Rare Historic Plww Unearthed in Outing By STEVE MITCHELL 04 tM Oell"f Pl19C Ii.ff What the Sasaki kids of Costa Mesa found buried under a tree in the mountains a few months ago has drawn the attention of the U.S. Army. Lisa. Sandy and Greg Sasaki of 1150 Mission Drive were on an outing near Crestline with their mother, Judy Sasaki . last February when the children went exploring. Lisa stopped to play by a pine tree and when she brushed away some pine needles at the base ol the tree, she noticed a rusted cylindrical tube sticking out or the earth. When the children attempted to pull the tube out. it disintegrat- ed In their hands, Mrs Sasaki said. Inside the lube was a rolled up photograph, measuranf! about Friend Witness seven feet long and a foofbigh. In their haste to get it out or lhe tube, the children tore a small section of the photograph, which otherwise was in near perfect condition. Near perfect condition for a 1918 photograph, that is. The children had uncovered a panoramic view of Camp Cody in Deming, N.M., a staging camp for American soldiers on their way to Europe and World War J. When the children gave the photograoh to th e Armv recruiter io. Costa Mesa last week. Sgt Dan Aponte im· mediately called historians at Fort Bliss, Tex., about 90 miles from the City of Deming. "They told me that about 600,000 Army troops had been dispersed all over the southwest al staging areas during 1918," Aponte said NB Man W 011nded I Showing Off Gun A West Newport Beach man 1s in good condition today at Hoa~ Memorial Hospital after he wounded himself with his ne\\ gun Monday. David Allen Proler, 25. of 3915 Seashore Dri ve told police he was showmg the .38-callber re- volver to a friend. Janine W1ll1:.. 20. of Tustm, when the mishap occured. Accordin" to police reports. Miss Wllhs and Prolcr were look ing at th<' gun, "'hl'n the con. yersallon tumcd to suicide and they befUtn d<'halinft the m ethod by " h1ch P.,'Ople k1ll themulve~ The woman held the i:un to her temple. rnd1catin~ that was th<' way, bul Proler took the w~apon a\\ ay and placed the mu11le ag amsl his chin. sa) ing that wa'i the better way. according le> µollce To 11lustrnt<' has point, Proler pulled the tri11er, policesaJd. omc~r11 uid thev believe the man shot himselr ~Ith a blank f',....P•geAJ HOUSING. • • by ,houalnff •peculation,'' aaJd Patterson. adding that that sort of a bill would lake lon1er to get approved and will follow as "a companion bill.'' Patterson said he's hopefuJ of gelling wide public and con· gressional support for his bill and termed the ~ic a "mot.berhood and apple pie' issue. ''Nobody's in favor of the SKHtcuJator, except for the a peculator,'· Patterson com- mented. "The ontr. thing we're righting wUla tb1s blll is inertia - the reluctance to paaa new bUl.1. '' f',....PflfleAI AUENS ••• authorized the transfer of the 100 officen from other p&l"U of Che United States. ·'The new oUicers will etve ua almost one·tbird more man. power en the line and provide us wit.b more mobtllty to deploy un· its of men to critical areu itl emerpncy 1it\latton1," Mccord aald In an interview .Monday. ''W• have b een ao un· dermanned we could do little more than maintain a hold4na potlUAw\. Now, we nould bave eonalderable rnoblJitJ: and tM road will _,.a vital toottor bord,r controL'' that was in the chamber. not a lave bullet Miss Willis drove Proler to Hoag Memorial Hospital and h o~pitat e mployes notified police. Tiro Citizem Groups EYing Game Preserve A p~ed $.59,880 budget ror a w\ldlife survey of the Upper Newport Beach Ecologlcal Preserve wlll be discussed al next week's meetings or the two citizen committees formed to help the State Department of F11h and Game develop the pre- serves. The survey proposed by fish and game's Ron Hein calls for work by five scientists from UC Irvine and Cal State Fullerton to lil't the wildlife of the 74l·acre preserve. The data gathered. according t& Hein. "ls nece11sary to usess potential Impacts on blotystems within the marsh restoration area. develop a comprehensive m ana1e nient plan for the re- •erve and prepare environmen- tal impact reports for projects ~ntaUed by the development and restoration pro1um." The two committees which will discuss the proposal. the Technical Advisory Committee and the PUblic Policy Commit· lee, act in advilOI')' capacities on- ly, with no authority over de· cisions made by t.be Department of Fisb an4 Game. Tbe committee. are alated to meet at 6:30 p .m. next Tuesda~ in a joint sttsion to inlpect a pro- posed tlte for an tnterpretlve center for the reserve on Shellmaker llland- Tbe technical committee meet· ing will follow at 7:30 p.m . In Newport Beacb City Hall. Tbe pub Uc policy meeting will be held at3 p.m. Thunda)' at city hall . Irvine Recreation P.r0Fam Changed The lrvlqe community. servlc.'lef aummer Diona.m dla· trlt>uted to au Inlne ··re&ldent..a. tul week cont..uied ab error re- garding re'11t.r•tlcm tlmes for 1pecJalllt cl..,..~ Call n.wnben wlU not be dll· tdbuted prior to s p.m. on lune t , •• tndlcat-4__ m Uae ~b~. !;i~:~=~~::i::r.:: Pia ln'8'elt*S lD ,.,S.terlq .,.. asked to eo.e to dty ball QO • ... tbanlp.m. ~ . .. .. He said Army olticlals have photographs of many of the stag- inc areas, but none of Camp· Cody, which housed several in- f an try divisiooa that year. Aponte said Army officials are very a nxious to receive the donated photograph. "I'm hop- ing they'll make a copy for tbe kids," the Army sergeant said. "It's really an interesting photo- graph." Tbe 59-year old photo shows cavalry troops practicing in the distance. behind hundreds of rows of two-man tents. In the center of the photo are stacks of hay for the mules and horses, heh.ind which stands a re· mount depot for the animals. The names of outfits are writ, ten in white ink below each area· where the soldiers were situated with names like the 34th Infantry Division, 87th Brigade, 12th M achinegun Battalion and the 109th Ammunition Train. "You can stare at that picture fo r hours without getting bored ... Sergeant Aponte said. "Sure wish l could get a copy.·' Fro•Pa~AJ WORKERS. • • Then, individual and small group diRcuss ions occur with management until a salary schedule is worked out for the drf· fcrent classafications. Card. wbo has worked for the city two and a half years. said there are no specific issues which have prompted t he election. "We just believe it's getting in· creasingly difficult to conduct salary talks the current way and think we'd have more s uccess with an organized effort, rather than one on one.·· Card ex- plained. City employes are paid on a calendar year, rather than a Cis· cal year. If the new association is approved by a simple majority o( the total employes in that group· ine. association representatives would be involved in salary talks this fall for 1978. The pre-election atmosphere has beeo low-key. according to Card. Memos were sent to all employetl -one s igned by C1trd and planner Rich Goacher and another signed by Woollctt. "There's really been little campaigning for this. We just ha - ven 't had the lime," Card added. Election results will be un· nounced Thursday. Cr<Ufh Injures 17 Aliens FALLBROOK CA.Pl -Seven· teen Mexican aliens were injured when a van In whkh they were riding from the bdrder crashed off a trail, authoritlea uid. The driver fled. The so·called Tenaja truck trail Is oft.en used by runners of il- legal aliens to evade the U.S. Border Patrol checkPOint on In- terstate 15. At the Ume Monday the checkpoint was closed . • None of the Injured men would Identify t hemselves, officials said. Seven were listed iri critical condlUon. Irvine Swap Meet Slated Buyers and seUel'I wlll fill the lrvibe Hilb School park.inc lot Saturday •l a cit.Y·•J>Ouored swap meet. Sellen who wot to reserve •P•~• •l tM ....-ma1 pbGM Joh• 11.CAW.t.er at TM-.. fir may arrtvt Saturday moreJ.n• tit 9 a.m. liMt obtain a spec.. ~ I •P•C. AN ao Centi -double ........ .,.~are a ....... :.-;; ....... 'IM .... JDMt l& i:Qec1ed to nm from 10 a.m. to4 p.m. ln dMt r.•tna lot°" Walnut Av..,_ I\ I belr\I ce-tpopored br tbe dty'a ~ Ml'Vie411 dlvt1lon and . b' I.be blah •CbOOf: HOUDAY. • • beaclsea had amall 1urr. which ran a~CJDe to three I.et, U-dep-ee water and balm)' temperatures hovering around 72 degrees on the sand. Jn San Clemente, lifeguard Lt. Lynn Hughes said it was one ot the most <:tvwded weekends ~er· experienced at the city.patrolled beaches and added he fears it wW be the beginning of a "hor- rendous summer." , Here's a city·b)'-tJt.y look at beach cro..-dl: -San Clemente: A total of 31,000 on city beaches and a total of 28,000 on county beaches for the weekend. Lifeguards re&eued Upeople. . -tAcuna Beach: A total ol 40,000 oa (.'OUDly beaches and a total d 60,000 on city beaehes for tbe weekend. Lifeguards rescued 2S people. -Newport Beach: A total of 215,000 foe the weekend, w1t.h ~.ooo oo Mooday. Li/eguards rescued 8S people. -Huntington Beach: A totaJ of 125,000 on city beaches through the weekend. with "1,000 on Koo- day. Uf~uarda rescued 41 peo- ple. On Ute beaches, a total ol 2'75,000 tbrougb the weekend with 150,000 Monday. Lifecuard_s rescued 400. '--Seal Beach: A total of 44,000. wllh 3>,000 Moociay. Lilegu.ards rescued rt. "Irvine Home Hit by Thief While an Irvine couple tried their luck in Las Vegas over the holiday weekend, a thief broke into their College Park r e· aidence and stole more than $2.000 worth or valuable coins and other goods. Irvine police said the then was reported by Frank Richard Yom- nick. 47, of 14551 Seron. Yomnick said the t.hier walked off with a coin collection valued at $400. nine $100 bills. a0 movie camera. four watches and bis wife's wed- ding ring. Police said the thief apparently entered through a rear window and then left by the rear door after ransacking the home. Envoy Recalled KHARTOUM. Suday <API Tbc Soviet Umon has recalled its ambas$ador here following a Sudanese order to reduce the Sonet Embassy staff by half. Sonet diplomats said Loda.> Decision Reverses Zone Law WASHINGTON GP> -The U.S. Supreme Court :,,truck down today M E&sl Cleveland, Ohio. zoning orclinance prohibiting ""a . woman from having her sons and •raodsons live in her house. 1'1le cowt ruk!d S to 4 that the -'brdinance violated the conshtu- tidnal rights of Inez Moore The court's decisioo reversed rulings by Ohio courts that the or- dinance imposing an official de· finHion on "family" was a legitimate attempt to deal wtlh com mw:uly problems. "When the government in- trudes on choices concerning family lirnig arrangements, this court m~l examine careluJly lbe import.aoce ol tbe governmental 1oterests advanced and the ex- tent to which they are served by the challenged r egulation," Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. said in Che court's main C>pll\lan. The court's ma;oiity ruled t.bal East Cleveland's intttest in ron- trollin& traffic coa&estion aod school overcrowding could not. justify it.s iotru.sioo iolo tbe privacy ol the family unit. lo 1974, the Supreme Court ruled that towns could use their zoning powt'f"S to prevent a group of unrelated persons from laving together as a rommon household in an area ioncd for one-family dwellingi. Bat that ca.5e, m volvang a RelJe Terre. N.V . z.ooing law. dad not involve family members Mrs . Moore. a 62-year-old widow. cballet'l'!ed lhe zoning law m 1973 after~ told that one of her two grandsons would ha\·e to move out of her m9dest frame home Tbe zoning law limited oc'- cupancy of single family houses to the head of the household. his or her spouse. parents. one married child and lhat child"i; children. widower and one divorced. Each had a ll-On that also Jived 1n Mrs. Ml}ore's house. East Cleveland officials. try1n~ to guard against ·"border· jumping" school students from Cleveland's less aCfluent school system. told Mrs. Moore her 9· year-old grand.son could not Jive with her and attend E;ist Cle\"eland :.chools Mrs. Moore char~ed that the city was violating hc•r f<1mlly "s privac·,· right.-> and her right lo J !>SOCJa tc \\Jlh \\hOJTI !>he pleased Laguna/Sooth Coast EDITION • Af&eraeon N.Y. Stoeks I , ·voL. 70, NO. 151, 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, MAY 31 , 1977 TENC~NTSl . LB Council to Debate Maririe Refuge By P HIUP ROSMARIN Ol t .. 0.11, ,., ... , ..... Tbe Laguna Beach City Coun· ell soon will debate a plan to create the largest marine life sanctuar y i n Southern Calltomia, stretching virtually the city's entire five mile-long coutline. The plan would a fford sea creatures two kinds of protec· tlon. lt would establish a new marine life refuge exte11dln1 south from HeiJler Park to city limits at Victoria Beach. People would be forbidden by law from colle~g t>lant or animal life in the Udepoola, thouJh allowed sun to fish. There also would be a strict.er sanctuary, called an ecological reserve, established from the south edge ol Heisler Park north to the northernmost tip of Cl'ea- cent B~. There, people would be forbid· den from t.aking or even disturb- ing anytbl.og -plant, animal, thelr nesfa aDd food sources - in · the aea or on the shore within the mean bilb tide line. That means there would be no fisbini, except by special permit «rJtnUld by state Fish and Game. ~ Beach currently has smaller sanctuaries, one of eacb type, off of and extending north from HeiaJer Park. The two over- 01lly Piiot St11t P"°'o Memorial Salute Laguna Beach veterans took time out Monday to honor war dead in ceremony at Heisler Park memorial shaft near the: flagpole. A time capsule, to be opened ill SO years; was buried in the shaft with copies of newspaper articles describing how it was in 1977. Service included a half ·hour concert by the Laguna Beach Hieb ScJtool Band. Bond, Loan Elections' Vote Light Voter turnout was light thi s morning in the Capistrano Unified School District's $39 million local bond and $10 mllUon state loan election. but not as light as in the March trustee elec· lion. "We've had 15 vot ers this morning," said Laurena Cham· bers election inspector al the Dana Elementary School polls in Dana Point. .. That m ay not sound lik e many, but in March wt'd had only flve voters by noon." James Leigh. polls ins pector at the Moulton School in Laguna Niguel, said about three percent of the registered voters 1n his precinct had voted in the . first three hours the polls were open. "It's a little better than last lime," he said. "The county re- gistrar o( voters was predicting a !~ percent turnout today. I ihoughl maybe on a money issue llke this we'd get a pretty good 1bowlng -\t gives people a chance to say 'no.· "1'he voters keep straggling in, 1 but I don't think we're going to get 25 percent," Lelgh said. Al Castille Elementary School <See VOTERS, Page AZ> Coast Weathe r Memorial Day Busy But Sa/ e on Coast By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI 11• Oalty P't'9t \\eff Police. campground rangers and lifeguards were recovering today from one of the busiest but safeat Memorial Day weekends on record along the Orange Coast. Coroner 's investigators reJ>Orl· ed only one traffic death from noon Friday to midnight Mon· day. The victim is listed u Brian Karotczalt. 20, of Anaheim who died about an hour after his motorcycle struck a parked car In Anaheim Saturday. Orange Coast police a1encies reported no m.;or traffic mis- haps in the extremely heavy traf· f1c that deluged the area throughout the three-day holi- day. Thal traffic brou1ht a tot.al of 888,000 visitors to local beaches, with about 435,000 people show· Ing upon Monday. The heavy traffic was not limited to the beach areas Mon· day, California Highway Patrolmen reported. They 1aid traffic returning to Orange Coun· SC Police Nab 'Growler' Mter Fall ty from the desert areas was ex- tremely heavy throughout the af· ternoon and late into the evening. Local residents also took to the sea in large numbers for the hoh· day and Catalina Island Coves from Avalon to Howland's Land· ing were jammed with pleasure boats. The biggest jam was at Avalon <See HOU DAY, Page A2) Ali to W ed Mother of His Daughter BEVERLY HI LLS <AP> - Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali will marry Veronica Porche, the mother of his year-old daughter Hana. on June 19 at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, a hotel spokesman said to- day. The arrangements for the wed· ding were made by Miss Porche, whose family lives in Los Angeles, said Val Vaillancourt, the hotel's banquets represen· tative. The wedding will take place in the Grand Trianon Ballroom with a reception to follow in the adjoining Petit Trianon. It wlll be the third marriage for the 35-year-otd champion and the first for Miss Porche, a fashion model in her mid·20s. All's first wife was Sonjo Roi. He baa four chlldren by his second wife, Kalailab Ali, formerly known aa Belinda Ali . lap, the ecological reserve end· inl at Divers Cove, and the marine life refuge at uppermost Crescent Bay. Tbe plan is designed to protect what backers say is the depleted marine resource of the Art Colony, through strictly enforced ~on its collection. I t's supposed to give the m.trloe life a chance to build back vieorous populations. Pilfering of city tidepools would be a misdemeanor. by Fish and Game along the Violators would a face maximum . Orange County coast, and along $500 fines and six months in jail. the rest of the state coast.line. The only part of the Laguna There are ecological reserves shoreline that would not be under in the waters and marshlands of any degree of protection is Irvine Bolsa Bay north or Huntington Cove, a private community and Beach, and Upper Newport Bay. Emerald Bay, whlcb is unin· Marine life refuges include corporated. those of the Irvine Coast. The existing Laguna Beach between Newport Beach and sanctuaries are part of a system Laguna Beach; South Laguna of ecological reserves and Beach south of Aliso Creek; marine life reluges established • (See ~EFVGE, Page AZ) Border Beefed 100 More Patrolmen Arriving SAN YSIDRO (AP) -The ar· rival of 100 additional U.S. border patcolmen, expected Wednesday, will put up a defense which illegal aliens never saw before The beefed-up manpower authorized by the Carter ad· ministration coincides with a new dirt road running along the border fence abour two feet on the U.S. side. Big Agenda Faces LB Councihnen The Sycamore Hills and Arch Beach Heights issues lop a lengthy agenda facing Laguna .Beach City council members at a 6 p.m. meeting Wednesday at Ci· ty Hall, :;os Forest Ave. The council is scheduled to vote final approval on a zooing ordinance fOf a speelflc plan ot development for the 522-acre Sycamore Hills. Two weeks ago the council, with Mayor Jon Brand absent, gave initial okay to the zoning, which would allow a combination of residential. agricultural and recreational uses. As many as 156 houses could be built In the greenbelt area. under the zoning. Councilwo~an Sally Bellerue voted against the ordinance. and Councilman Jack McDowell re- fused to vote. Brand has said that if he had attended the meeting, he would have voted for the plan. The ordinance was strongly op· posed by Laguna residents seek· ing to retain the greenbelt free of any housing. Laguna Greenbelt Inc. and Village Laguna conduct· ed vigorous appeals during public hearings before the coun- cil, and organized an ad hoc .. Save Sycamore Hills" commit· tee. Talk of mounting an initiative petition drive to bring the zoning to a vote or the people apparently has been stilled in strategy sessions replaced by a wait-and· see altitude. The city goes to court in January with property owners of Rancho Palos Verdes, which <See AGENDA, Page .Ul Although less than 15 feet wide, the narrow road will be a necktie to tighten for 14 miles -from a state park touching the Pacific Ocean to a mountain on the east. American patrol vehicles -25 more also are arriving -and of- ficers will travel the road on a 24-hour basis. A .helicopter and sensor devices also will be used. It is "a first line of defense in a major border enforcement cam· paign" against a record influx of s muggUng and illegal aliens. ·said Bob McCord, assistant, chief U.S. Border PatroLagent. A total of 21, 774 aliens were caught in the first three weeks of May along the seven-mile border around San Ys idro, the San Diego community which sits eye- to-eye with the Mexican city of Tijuana. (~AU ENS, Pace AZ> San Juan Deist Gunmen Rob Bank of America A pair of gunmen robbed the San Juan Capistrano branch of the Bank of America shortly after it opened today and es· caped with an undetermined amount of money A sheriff's deputy said the money t.aken probably wasn't very much. One or the robbers was described as having a dark com· plexion and the other reportedly wore a ski mask. At least one bandit was carrying a revolver. Three masked gunmen robbed the bank branch or $12,500 in J a nuary Another Bank of America branch In Laguna Hills WU robbed o( $51,900 by a lone gunman last week. None of these robbers has been captured. · . tagunaHome Borns In $20,000 Blaze Laguna Beach firemen said to· day that a malfunction in a timer controlling a security light start· ed a $20,000 fire at 1316 Circle Way. Firemen said half the damage in the Sunday morning fire was in the loss or valuable antiques a nd other expensive articles In the home's destroyed sitting room. Although the flames were con· fined to the sitting room, firemen said there was smoke damage throughout the two·story sU'uc· lure. There were no injuries. Owner Edward Van Deusen was on a Violence Spr eads WASHINGTON (AP> Violence against Soviet dissi· dents is assuming "exceptionally wide proportions," according to a letter received by exiled Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn. boflt to Catalina Island at the time. Police who got to the fire first tried to conlrol it with a garden hose, according to re- ports. Firemen had lo break into the burglar·proof front double- doors with a pry bar. Three fire engines were sent lo the fire, with nine men. It took just two minutes to extinguish. firemen said, but two hours to clean up the mess. Man Shot in Chase TORRANCE (AP> -A high·Speed chase following the holdup of a coffee shop has ended with a crash and the shooting of one tnan. Police said Steven Charles McKinney, 20, of Hawthorne, was shot four times early Monday when he turned with a gun toward an officer pursuing him on foot after McKinney's car smashed into·a bric k wall in Inglewood. Som e fog and low clouds night and early morning hours . but othe rwise fair s ki es through Wednesday with sunny. but hazy d ays. Lows tonight mld·SOs to near 60. Highs Wednesday from upper 60s to low 705. ~ INSIDE TODAY At It.er pri~. w stood.at the top of Mr pro/enion, but ~er laat 11ear1 we'e .a ~'ghtmare o/ d~ lnlctlf· . TM li/e oJ VhMn Ldgh df.sculfed lodaJ/ on Pao• BS. ··~- • r ~2 DAILY PILOT L/SC Tuesday. May 31, 1977 DC Siege Case Moslt;'m Group Goes to Court WASHINGTON (AP) Hamaas Abdul Khaalls and his 11 Hana(l Mo.lem followers , facing dozens of chargH Including murder and armed kidnaping, wenl to court today in the most celebrated and potentially loncm criminal case ever tried in tbe capital's local courts. Kbaalls entered lbe courtroom in a blue satart jacket and saJut· ed a dmen veiled lhnafi women am one the spectators. T~ well of the courtroom was botb crowded and noisy as a re· suit of the sheer numbers of de· fendan.t.s and tbeir attorneys. The counsel for Khaalis, Harry T. ~ le1Cander. complained, "Tbis is ridiculous lawyers jammed together. accused jammed together -I've never heard of a situation like this." To which presiding Judge Nicholas Nunzio replied, .. Mr. Barbecue Fire Hurts Clemente an A leaking propane gas tank, being used Monday to fuel a holi- day barbecue, apparently caused a fire which burned a San Clemente balcony and sent the would-be cook to the hospital with second dcl-}ree burns San Clemente firemen said Carl Stutsman. 63. of 251 West Canada. was trying out a new barbl'cue on his balcony about 5:30 p.m .• when the balcony caught on fire. Stutsman was tram.ported to San Clcmentl' General llo!>p1lal by fire department ambulance. He "as treated in thc emeq:cncy room for burns on his left arm and released A fire department spokesman ~aid the fire could have been much more serious 1f Fire Marshal T. D Hodgson hadn't arrived quickly on the scene from his home nearby llodgson reportedly used a garden hose to keep the fire away from the ga:. lank until fire engines arrived ··If that lank hn<l cxplucicd. 1t would have blown half of the house awa.>." the spokesman s aid. The fire was contained in about five mmutcs by 22 fire fighters who responded to the call Dama~e to the balcony was cst1maled at about $100. Alexander. take your seal. This 1s what we have. (l's the beat we can do." The 12 men in the courtroom. maioJy Cor pretrial moUona, are c hareed in the March 9·11 takeover of three buildings. a sie&:e 1n wtucb several ~rsons were severely wounded and ooe. reporter Maurice Williams, was killed. Opening arguments in the trial are expected next week. For Khaalis, chieftain of the small sect, the court appearance meant h is return to the courtroom in which several members of the rival Black Muslims were convicted in 197' of kilting seven persons. The seven, all but one of them from Khaalis·s own family, were killed at the llanafl headquarters a year earlier. Khaalis declared to the world during the siege that it was the failure of that earlier trial to render true Justice, measured against the Mosle m standard for revenge, that motivated in large part his tl'rrorist act. He demanded, unsuccessfully, that not only the trigger men con- victed of thl' murders but 11lso top Black Mu::.lim leaders be de· livered Lo him, presumably for his own brand of sentencing. Nunzio said it would take until Wednesday or Thursday to dis· pose of pretrial motions in lhe case. then until .sometime next week to choose a jury out of near- ly 500 prospecls. A federal grand jury indicted Khaalis and all the others on <'harges of first-degree felony murder in the death of Williams, even though two of Khaalls' sub- ordin.ites "ere named as the ac- tual part1c1panb in tbe seizure of Washington's city hall. where W11l1ams was shot L nder thl' samc conspiracy principle, all 12 defendants arc charged also "ith !>econd·degree murder. 2.i counts of armed kid nap1ng Jnd various a:.s ault charges Each man is charged ''1th 29 counts that carry max- imum hfe sentence!-. · Tht' trial '" estimated l<> take from \\\O months to four or more Proscl·utor., Mark Touhey and M artm T.in!-.ky are set to call at least SO v.1l11e"ses, most of them onct1mc hosta~e:.. and mtrodu<.'e tapt• rccorrlings made from wiretaps durmg the takeover of the three building:. The defendants are being tried to~ether at th<.'ir own insistence Some of them are reJccting the advice of their own lawyers that they separate their fates from that of K.haahs. their leader F ,.._Page AJ HOLIDAY WEEKEND. • • \\here ever) mooring was oc- t•upicd. Hundreds of other cra/t anchorcdoffCasino Point. The Moonstone· White's Land· mg.Hen Rock area was jammed with anything that would Ooat as boatsmen look advantage or the n•lativcly smooth 5eas and warm weather to make the 27·mllc cross inf:: Capacity crowds also werc not· cd a l the Isthmus, fourth or Jul.>, Cherry a nd Emernld Coves toward the westem end of the 1:.land. With the island in the m1d~t of a water shortaRe. m:anv o( lhf' vi' llor11 "ho cume lo .,t;1" on 'lhort• hrou11ht their own wHtrr "'ur1plie., with them M (' 0 n 14 h 11 t•. h :\ d, 0 n th f' OranRe Const. lot•nl r Jmp1ng fut•ilitlcs operuted ut full <.'apa<:1 \Y throughout the weekend Rangcrs for O 'Neill . San Onofre. San Clemente . and Doheny count~· and state parks all said their facilities were full by s p.m. Friday and some cam · pers had lo be turned away. Llferuards said Oranl(e Coast beaches had small surf. which ran at one lo three (eel, 63-degree water and balmy temperatures OflANQ~ COAST \.tsc DAILY PILOT ~':!'~~:-;!.~,·,":, :=,::.::;~ :;.:;. c.... .. , ,._...IVl"'O Co~•"• ~fttfdO*°" ~-=~"='-~~:<~ .. ,~~7 ~:.:;. = 181ft Vfllt11 tr•tf'I• SottOtflf'~-t' Ill V•ll•f •'"3 }.:~ =~"~:.~~~·,: ='~:::..~· ;:, r.::.~~~"t.~:.::..~.:..-"'"' ... ·-""·-,.,.,,.ft, .... ""1111111 .. J.t•ll ~ ..... VIU .... otlfotftl_O._ol~ ~IC ..... .,.,., n..-tA.M ........ Mo1Ytlfttl9w CM<ttlll L-. ~,. -"'""""',,_.,......, .... , LM 11t1t ...... Olftw n .. o ....... v,."...i IMllW.,4-'ttl I' 0 -.... fllU1 °'""' _,,f'" .. ~~,,~~~=-.... t. Vtllev: UJt1~~-•1 .... °'-"- T...,M~ (1H )MMU1 CIN8'1Ml.4Nart' 1lf1196M11 ~ ..... uo...s ........ , ........... ~ ~· .... -~ 411.oao =-i:: ::';;!;O•=,~~~ ... =':f.:" .. ~i:.:.~I' ~·.~-=,,.. , __ f!l'llH tk-.... ~ _, ......... C-1• ~ u•-·•· '"''~"•"" .., , • .,,., u.st .,_1111111 .., -41 l' M _,..,., .... ,..., --is•-•N¥ hovermg around i2 des:recs on the sand. ln San Cll•mentc. lifeguard Lt. Lynn Hughes said 1t wa., one o( the most <.'ro"ded weekends ever exp<'n enn·d :11 the ci t~ ·patrolled h~aches .md added he fears it \\ 111 be lht' ~~inning or a .. hor rl·ndous summer llere's ll ('1ly h) city look at h10,11·h crov.cl' San Clemt>ntc A total of :11 000 on city twar he" and u total 11( :?1'1 llOO on t 1111111' h1•al·hc'> for 1h 1· '' "t'k1·111l t .af1·~·11Jr., and u lot al of 60.000 on r1t) l11·u<.'hes for lhe wee-keml L1Ct-;-cu1uds n .-i1cued :?5 people Newport Bt-ach . A total of 2R!'1,000 for lhe weekend, with 150,000 on Monday. Life&uard.s rescued 85 (X'<lple. Huntington Beach: A total of 125,000 on city beaches throuCh the weekend, with 41,000 on llcJn. day. Ufeguards rescued 41 peo- ple. On state beaches, a total ol 276,000 ~h the Wffkend with lS0,000 Monday. Life1uard 1 rncued400. -Se.al Beach: A total of 4',000, wt th 20,000 Monday. LlfecuU"dl tt1CUed27. l.aguna Lawman Pots Rattlesnake Laguna Beach poll~ ottle« James Lanalord added anotber' notch on hla IUD Monday, killJni a s nake in the grass witb Just one well-Dlaced shot. Portee crooles aaJd 1t wu at. least the aecood Ume Laodord dlapatcbed a rattlesnake ~ lns an Art Col<lft1 raideAt. \lllnl onJy one .3lkaUber bulJet. Tbe la test snake bothered Judy Grttn of 2llO Alexender Road. Capo Beach Rome . ~of.500 A burglar who entered via the unlocked bathroom window took S500 ln cub froin the bome of a Clptatrtno eeadl contramir. oranp-cmnny m-mn · ncua taJd the tMll wu reJ)Orted b7 Arthur F.dward Hlckmu. 11, of Nm Cami.no El M'ollno, wbo wu out ffwdbmtr at the um ---- Gfpnnastics Start Registration for girls gymnastics classes begins June 20 at the Girls Club. 1470 Temple Terrace. Laguna Beach. Classes start June 28 and are held at Thurston In· t e r me di ate School Tuesdays and Thursdays for eight weeks. The girls must have had tumbling to be eltgible. From l eft to rig ht trying bars are Andrea Asian, Maia Vasquez, Staci Larkin and Kirstan Kavatek. Crash to Doom Airport? By ARTHUR R. VINSEL shock. according to aulborilies. . oit .. o.u, ,., ... s~"' A second weekend accident in· ~n aarcraf~ accident that volving a plane towing an ad- cl.a1med _the hfe of a Laguna vertising banner at Meadowlark Niguel girl, aged 5, may also Airport in Huntington Beach left have ~ounded the death k~ell for many homes without power when th.e tiny S~n Juan Capistrano il clipped and snapped an elec- A1rport which has served the tric line near the airport on south county for ~ears.. takeoff. Fo~ of the htlle airport are Like San Juan Capistrano res1· pl.a nnmg ai:i appearance before dents of the Mission Bell tract. City <;atmcal members ~ednes-c i ti z ens Ii vi n g around ~ay. ~1ght. even as Jennifer Lee Meadowlark Airport have been Zell s funeral was held. campaigning for its closure or re. The youngster was killed in· location. s~antly Saturday whe~ .a plane San Juan Capistrano City disabled by an advertismg.b~n-Manager James Mocalis had ne.r that became entangled .m its s<.'heduled the topic of tougher en· tail a~embly on takeoff clipped forcement of a city ordinance on her as it ~rash·landed. . low-flying planes at Wednesday's lnv~tiga~ors ter!"ed the acc1-City Council meeting before d~nt '!'volvmg .a C1tadra Cham-Saturday's fatal accident. pion smgle-en~me plane flown by The Zell child, who Jived at Albert ~· Slb1, 23, a .fluke, but 23732 Mariner Drive. Lagunu area residents claim 1l was ex-Niguel. with her parents . was re-pec~ec;t and actually ov~rdue. portedly riding her tric~ cte along S1b1, of2521 Port Whitby Place. the riverbank with three friends ~ewport Beach. was slightly in· when the plane descended from 1ure~ m the ro~gh emergency the sky. landing al.tempt m dry San.J~an Sherirf's Department in- Creek a~Jacent to the M1s~1on vcstigators said she was fatally B.ell housing tract where the little slashed by its propellor as pilot girl llved. Si bi fought to keep the d isabled He was rele~sed fro'!' South aircraft under control and set 1t Coast. Community Hospital, but down away from homes rem a ins under treatment for He told investigators due to the terrain. he was unable to see th.- children in the creek bed until seconds before impact. Funeral services for the Zell girl were scheduled today at 11 a.m. in Living Word Lutbetan Church in Mission Viejo, with in- terment scheduled at Eternal Hills Cemetery in Oceanside. Rites were under the direction of O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary. Tim Ward, an Oran&e County Probation Department officer who H ves al 33162 Via Mayor. San Juan Capistrano, in the same tract where the Zells live. plans to lead a delegution to the City Council Wednesday to discuss the airport issue. The city recently passed an or- dinance prohibiting a ny aircraft maneuvers over housing tracts below 1,000 feel altitude. Some citizens claim planes out or the liny old San Juan Capistrano Airport have passed over their homes near the end or the runway al about 60 feet altitude. Residents were required upon moving m to sign an agreement acknowledging they knew of the airport 's existence and were aware of possible future pro- blems. Frona Page A J AGENDA ••• clalms the c~Y bu prevented ~fnim~'·~-..... -economk use of ~'te ao4. Tl9e city's zonlf\g aedcm W&lj a defense of the cbat\~e. • In other business. Arch Beach Heiahta resident.a w,lll be beard st ... ~ llOblfc~. The ff rst is to debate a pro· posed elWIDSion of a raidenti.al buildinC mentoriu~ wblch ei· ptres June J3.. • Aeftrc:llOC to govemflMll?l code. pro'fisloM, the coCJMtJ 1ecallJ could continue the bull~ ban for another year. • The moratiorlwm bu been kl el- f ec t since May 22. tm. Since , then 32 baAdlnc permits u '-e been lsaued for lw>mel om ao&a .._ lowable llDCler exemption pro- visions. Exemptions to the morat.odum were aut.oatatiflll!y al)owed for property owners who agreed to combine two 25-foot k>ta, or whose lots were alttady hemmed in by developed property. T he PianniDC" CommisaJoa bas recommended, however. Ula\ if the moratorium is extended again, there should be DO acep- tions. Purpose ol the moratorium b to allow devdopmenl ol a master plan for the neighborhood and solve traffic circulation pro· bl ems. Another public hearing affttl· ing Arch Beach Height.! is oo the proposals of lfl_ree companies to do environmental impact studies on proposed routes rs a fire road connecting the area with another hilltop community -Top of the Wor ld -across lberid,eline. · Cost ol the proposed studies ranges Crom $7 ,38$ lo •.ooe. The third Arch .BHcb lletpt.s public bearing is on proposed condemnation of three vacanl lots for development. as mini· parks. 1bree other lots will be Ht for a June 8 public hearing. Other agenda items scheduled for the6 p.rn. meeting include: -A recommendation from the city Board of Adjustment that. the Crescent Bay Arcb eological study be found lo show the area b not or arcbeological significance. -Dbcussion of Planning Com- mission comments on alternate sites for summer parking lots. -Environmental impact re- port consultant selection for the proposed Main Beach lifeguard headquarters. -An anti·litter ordinance to control Jitter on public streets, beache$ and sidewalks. Among items on a 3:30 p.m. session agenda is a report from Mayor Joo Brand on alternatives for improved safety on Lasuna Canyon Road. ' ~kup Orde r ed SAN QUENTIN <AP) -A general lockup will be in effect indefinitely following three weekend fights in which two prisoners were stabbed. San Quentin ofCicials say. VOTERS." •• in Mission Viejo. election inspec. tor Lynn Cherry said 22 out or 523 \·oters had turned out this morn- ing -as many as the total number of voters in the March election MARINE REFUGE IN LAGUNA. • • Al Concordia Elementary in San Clemente, about ·4 percent had voted this morning lnsptt· tor Pauline Waterman said she had predicted a turnout of about 200 <25 percent). ·we Just might make it,'' she said Capistrano school district of frcials have said passage of the bond and stale loan election is needed lo build schools for the· 8.221 new students expected to move into the djstrict in the next five years. Capis trano Unlfled trustees say that 1r the elechon fails to- day, district schools will be forced to operate on double aesaloo or year-round to com- pensate for overcrowding. Election returns are to be com· plied t.onigbt at school dialrict. oC· ncu. 32972 Calle Perfecto in San J uan c..>lstrano. Resulta will be a.aJl•ble by calling t96-121S or "1·51.IL F,.._P~.4J ALIENS ••. Niguel at the mouth of Salt Creek further south; Dana Point; and Doheny Beach south of San Juan Creek. An innovation of the Laguna Beach expansion plan. sure to be controversial with skindivers. is to require them to get dt) permits and pass proficiency tests with spearguns. if they use them. The objective as to discourage spearfishing in waters or the marine life refuge. The plan has been approved by the cily parks committee. on e of whose members . Suzanne Howard. drafted the proposal If the council adopt!\ 1t. the city would have to npply to the state to create the new sanctuaries. oc- cord ing to Frsh and Game spokesman Si Nathen!lon. Another Fish and Game in- formation officer. Ralph Young. expressed doubt lhe slate com- mission would agree to it. If not. the city could try to get the state legislature to form them. Young said Fish and Game of- ficials believe enough reserves and refuges h ave been established. He said the Laguna plan "seaJs off the entire Laguna Beach coastal area" Crom water sports. Moreover. he said, there are already adequate state regula- tions to protect most tidepool species from raiding by man. ··u it's a m atter of JUS~ locking up a beach." he sald. ··we would be opposed lo that.·· Young also said that licensing of skin diver~ Is the job of the :-.late: <.'It~· government. he said. "ould have no authority However. he said. the city could require that s pear fi g. hermen pass a proficiency test. F1sb and Game could not re· gulate the rees for that. Mrs. Howard said the city needs to enl urge its marine ::.anctuaries because of "an alarmin~ rate" ofUdepool deple· hon. even in the protected areas. St.ate Fish and Game ofncers, supposed lo enforce the laws gov- erning reserves and refuges, ha. ven 't the manpower to do it. she said. Her plan calla for local authori· ty to take over the job. Police, lifeguards and animal control of. flcers wouJd issue citations for violations. ''Since the public has long been accustomed lo raiding Laguna's tldepools," Mrs. Howard said "it muat be faced that current laws are not working. Due to the seeming inability of the state to properly safeguard our marine environment. Laguna's sea c reatures face an uncertain future." A former marine biology slu· dent, . Mrs. Howard said she's watched Laguna marine life dwindle over the years. She's concer ned that her cblldren won't be able to watch lt at all. "It's somelhJng future 1enera- tions won't get to see unless we do something now," she said. The avuaie ot almoat 1.000 d ally •nests com pares wftb 22,000 f~ the entire month Of M ll.J 1aat year ln an area re- ac bJ nc u far oortb as Los Aacelu a1td Sant• Barbara LAGUNA "IGtt"YA BEACH aorthweatoltber-e. Alter a. Tecnt vlalt to the bol'der, U.S. CommJ"10De!' of" lmmip-atlOn LeooeJ J . CutllJo autbortaed the tFaufer ol the 100 om~ fnliiD otHt a>ana o1 \be Ualtect St.Itel. ··TM new omcen ,nu Jive UI a lmoat one-third moH m an· power cm t.be line Md provSde ua with men moblllty to deplo7 un- it.I of me to critical areu ln emer1ency situauona, •· McC«d •aid iD an in~ llloedQ. ''We bave been 10 Un· dermMnect .. could do Ut.tle ON tJ\an rnatiitiin a D01ai.u po.ltloo.. Now, we &bou1d .._vi coaalderable mobllity a.ncl tM road wfD be• vttal tool torbordec' control. 0 . .::_~ _ _:::::=::=:1!:!.:!:!'.!~~~ Saddleback EDITION A.lieraooa · N.Y.Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 151, 3 SECTIONS, 3" PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1977 TEN CENTS ·Border Patrol Upped· Serious Business Morris, television's finicky feline star of commercials. ap- pears to be taking to his typewriter after being appointed "spokescat" for Adopt-a-Cat Month this June. The American Humane Association opens a drive next month to gain adoptions for homeless cats held in animal shelters across the nation. ' Menwrial Day Busy But Safe on Coast By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI ''-Dally""•' \tall Police. camp~rounrl rangers and lifeguards werl' rerovenng today rrom one or th<' hus1e<;t but safest MemorlaJ Day weekends on record alon~ the Orange Coast. Coroner's investigators report- ed only one trame death from noon Friday to midnight Mon- day. The victim is listed as Brian Karolciak. 20, of Anaheim who died about an hour after his motorcycle struck a parked car In Anaheim Saturday. haps in the extremely heavy lraf- f i c that delu"ed the area throughout the three-day holi- day. That traffic brought a total of 888.000 visitors to local beaches. with about 435,000 people show· ing upon Monday. The heavy traffic was not limited lo the beach areas Mon· day, CalHo~nla Highway Patrolmen repdrted. They said traffic returning to Orange Coon· ty from the desert areH was ex- tremely heavy throughout the af- ternoon and late lnlo the evening. Orange Coast police agencJes reported no major traffic mis-Local residents ala<> took to the sea in larae numbers tor the holi- day and Catalina Island Coves ------------, from Avalon lo Howland's Land- C o ast Weathe r Some foe and low clouds night and early morning hours, but oth erwise fair s kies through Wednesday with sunny, but haiy days. L~w• tonight mld-50s to n9-r 00. Highs Wednesday trom upper 60s to low 70s. m81DE TOD-' 'Y Al Mt' prime,•"-.Cood ot ,,.. top of fwf' pro/nftofl. but }Jn lo1t year. were a n•g~tmczrc of dnP!kn wom-CJI. Tlte life of Vivtn Lrigh ii d~ on Page BS. latlex ing were jammed wl\h pleasure boats. The biggest jam was at Avalon where every mooring was oc- cupied. Hundreds of other era.fl anchoredoffCasl:no Point. • The Moonstone-White's Land- ing-Hen Rock area was.jammed (See llOUDAY, Page A!) Defense Hiked in Battle Against Ali.ens SAN YSIDRO <AP) -The ar- rival of 100 additional U.S. border patrolme n, expected Wednesday, will put up a defense which illegal aliens never saw ' b4;1ore. The beefed-up m anpower authorized by the Carter ad- ministration coincides with a new dirt road running along the border fence abour two feet on the U.S. side. Moslems' Hearing Begins WA SHINGTON CAP > - Hamaas Abdul Khaalis and his 11 Hanafi Moslem followers. facing dozens of charges including murder and armed kidnaping, went to court today in the most celebrated and pote ntially longest criminal case ever tried in the capital's local courts. Khaalis entered the courtroom in a blue safari jacket and salut· ed a doien veiled Hanafi women among the spectators. The well of the courtroom was both crowded and noisy as ci re- sul t of the sheer numbers of de- fendants and their attorneys. The counsel for Khaalis, Harry T. Alexander, complained. "This 1s ridiculous -lawyers jammed together. accused jammed together -l 've never heard of a situation like this." To which pr esiding Judge Nicholas Nunzio replied, "Mr. Alexander. take your seat. This is what we have. ll's the best we can do " The 12 men in the courtroom. mainly ror pretrial motions, are charged in the Ma rc h 9·11 takeover of three buildings, a siege in which several persons were severely wounded and one, reporter Maurice Williams, was killed. Operung arguments in the trial are expected next week. For KJlaaJis, chieftain or the small sect. the court appearance meant his re turn t o the courtroom in which several members of the rival Black Muslims were convicted in 1974 of killing seven persons. The seven, all but one of them from Khaalis's own family, were killed at the Hanan headquarters a year earlter. Khaalis declared to the world during the siege that it was the failure o( that earlier trial to (See HANAn, Page A%) T wo Gunmen Hold Up Bank In Capistrano A pair of gunmen robbed the San Juan Capistrano branch of the Bank of America s hortly after it opened today and es- caped with an undetermined amount ot money. A aheriff'a deputy aaid the money taken probably wasn't very much. One of the robbers was described as having a dark com- plexion and the other reportedly wore a aid muk. Af least one bandit was carrying a revolver. Three maaked gunmen robbed the bank branch of $12,500 in Janu Hy. Another Bank of America branch in Laauna HJlls · waa robbed of ~l,900 by a lone 1unman last week. None of these r~bberahasbeencaptured. -• Jnl.EEL IT our Although less than 15 feet wide, the narrow road will be a necktie to tighten for 14 miles -from a state park touching the Pacific Ocean to a mountain on the east. paign" against a record influx of smuggling and illegal aliens, said Bob McCord, assistant chief U.S. Border Patrol agent. daily arrests compares with 22.000 for the entire month or May last year in an area re- aching as far north as Los Angeles a nd Santa Barbara northwest of there. · American patrol vehicles 25 more also are arriving -and of· ricers will travel the road on a 24-hOW' basis. A helicopter and sensor devices also will ha Wied. A total of 21,774 aliens were caught in the first three weeks of May along the seven·mile border around San Ysidro, the San Diego community which sit:a eye- After a recent visit lo the border, U.S. Commissioner of Immigration Leonel J . Castillo authorized the t.ransfer of the 100 officers from other parts of the It is "a first line of defense in a major border enforcement cam- ' to.eye with the Mexican city of Tijuana. T~e average of almost 1,000 <See AU ENS, Page A!) HERO OF SATURDAY'S FIRE IN KENTUCKY SUPPER CLUB Walter Balley, 18, (Right) Sees Seti Game With Benefactor Jeff Ruby Hero of Fire Feted Money, Gifts, Jobs for Club Bwboy CINCINNATl (AP'> -Walter Bailey says, "I don't feel like a hero,'' but scores of grateful , impressed people have been offering money, gifts, jobs or just congratulations for his heroics in lhe midst of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. (Related story, photo, A3) On Monday night, four example, Balley. his mother and three younger brothers saw their first major league baseball game at Riverfront Stadium in seats provided by Cin- cinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson. Wint THEM WAS JEFF Ruby, a 29.year- old Cincinnati motel management executive who was among the last to escape the fire. .. He's accepted a job with us as a lifeguard.'' said Ruby. "Anybody who can save 1,000 people can work for us -wllh or without a lifeguard cerllficate." Bailey, 18, a busboy at the Southgate, Ky ., club, issued the first warning In the Beverly Hills' biggest room, then rescued· m\tny patrons trapped in tbe fire which killed at least 100 Saturday night. A waitress told him about the fire. Before Oames broke into the Cabaret Room, he took the microphone from two com~lahS on stage and directed the crowd ol more than 1,000 to the exit.a. ..IF mAT KID DIDN"E-take it upon -himself to make the announcement, instead or 150 dead there would h ave been only 150 sur· vivors." said Ruby, of Asbury Park, N.J. Earlier Monday. Bailey .said he turned down a cash gift from "an influential busi· nessman who wanted to remain anonymous." ··1 told him 1 wouldn't take the money," Bailey said. •·Then he offered me a good job. He was among the people who got out. I guess he wanted to do something." Bailey, who graduated from high school last week, said he plans to work as a lifeguard this summer and enter college this fall. IDS LIFE-SAVING EFFORTS didn't sur- prise bis mother, Janie Hogle, 40, but she said she suffered through hours of anguish waiting for her son to reach home early Sunday. "I was in hysterics after I heard about the fire. I knew how Walter feels about people and 1 knew he would try to save somebody," said Mrs. Hogle. She said her son bas been "a rather figure to this family since his father died three years ago. He's chipped in money and helped me. bring up the boys. I'm proud or him ... BAIL~Y HAD RE-ENTERED THE burn- ing building after leading fleeing patrons out through the rear exit. "I had to go back in," he s aid. "1 wantedtodowhatl could. I knew where \he doors were." ' Classroom Blly Sttidied IO Hela'in PrObe BAKERSP'lELX> (AP> - PoUce today continued plednt to1ether evldenc4t In· two murdtr• whlch tbey believe tlemmed lrOm ••n1 wulare over crime Md narcotlca traffic .tn Ceotri1 Calllos;Dla. ,£labt ~ ... been bOaked for illMMit• ttolli Of IDmdlrr ind two~ for ln~efd1•U. ol conaplr.ey to murder In th• ~•tha Sunday nilht' OI DavMI Morita. • aDd .Rerusto Martlnet, 35. . " ' -·-Jt2 DAILY PILOT SB Feeding At Siege Huge Job ASSEN, The Netherllnds (AP) -''I'd like to have tho.e Moluc- cans in here," said Sgt. Jan Schipper as he stirred a bubbling pot or frying chicken lor the Molocean te{l'oriats and their hostages In a besieged tram and seboolbouse lo no{tbeaat Holland. · Schipper 1s the chief cook at tbe Dutch army's new Camp Johan Willen Friso on the outskirts or Assen. The camp's •S chefs keep the kltcbeos tolnf around the clock feeding the 11 to 14 ler· rorists, the 55 to 61 hostages and nearly 2,000 troops and Police s urrounding them. Warrant Officer Roelor Bosker, the base purchasing of- ficer, said since the sieges began eight days ago, the base has turned oul22,000 meal packs. .,...., "" ..... ""'-GREG AND SANDY SASAKI DISPLAY OLD ARMY PHOTO THEY FOUND Coat• Meaa Children Un••rth 1918 Print of Old Stqlng C•mp Into them went 18 tons or potatoes, 3,600 pound~ of meat. 750 fried chickens, 1,900 pounds of cheese, 7,000 loaves of bread, 45,000 rolls, 8,000 currant buns. 1,240 gallons of milk and 600 pounds of coffee. Mesa Kids' Find Rare Historic Plwto Unearthml in Outing •·w e take special care to put plenty of vitamins in the food for the hostages because they need them." said burly. balding Schip- per. The Moluccans gel the same diet. I The meals are put into metaJ boxes that go into cork-lined con- tainers which keep the food warm for 12 hours. "We prepare three food de- liveries a day for the train and the schod whether the terrorists want them or not." Schipper said. The South Moluccan terrorists holding SS or more hostages aboard the Dutch train have asked the government for "in· termediaries" to dlscuss their demands, a Justice Ministry spokeswoman said today. She declined to glve any details about the request. But another highly placed government source cautioned against optimism, say. ing he. considered it "a small change" in the situation. He Pointed out u second group of Moluccans holding four hostages at a schoolhouse had made no similar request for in · termediaries. But unofricial ob- servers thought the request from the terrorists on the train might open the way to decisive negotia· lions. * * * FroaPageAJ HANAFI ... render true justice, measured against the Moslem standard for revenge, that motivated a.n large part his terrorist act. He demanded, unsuccessfully. that not only the trigger men con- victed of the murders but also top Black Mus lim leaders be de livered lo him, presumably for his own brand of !lentencing. Nunzio said it would take until Wednesday or Thursday to dis· pe>se of pretrial motions in the case, then until sometime next week to choose a jury out of near- ly 500 prospects. A federal erand jury indicted KbaaJis and all the others on charges or first.degree relony murder in the death of William!!, even though two of Khaalis' sub- ordinates were numed as the a<.' tual participants in the seizure of Washington 'lil city hall. where Williams was shot Under the same C'Ons p1racy principle, all 12 defendants are charged also with second-degrtt murder, 24 counts of armed kid· nap1ng and variou!I a s sault charges. Each man 1s charged with 29 counts that carry max jmum lire sentences The trial is estimated to take from two months to fo"r or more Prosecutors Mark Touhey and Martin Linsky are set to call at feast 50 witnesses, mosl or them onetime hostages, and Introduce tape recordings made from wiretaps during the takeover or the three buJldings. O"ANCll COAST DAILY PILOT .... c:-. y,.,.,.. .. .....,,_c;._.,__.,. -8\ll-... I« ......... ,\.-....... ~&lll- $& By STEVE MITCHELL OHlle o.i1, P'lloUult . What the Sasaki kids of Costa Mesa found buried under a tree in the mountairuJ a few months ago has drawn the attention of the U.S. Army. Lisa, Sandy and Greg Sasaki or 1150 Mission Drive were on an outing near Crestline with their mother, Judy Sasaki, last February when the children went exploring. Liu stopped to play by a pine tree and when she brushed away some pine needles at the base of the tree, she noticed a rusted cylindrical tube sticking out of the earth. When the children attempted to pull the lube out. 1t d1sintegral· ed in their hands, Mrs. Sasaki said. Inside the tube was a· rolled up photograph, measuring about seven feet long and a foot high. In their haste to get it out of the tube, the children tore a small section or the photograph, which otherwise was in near perfect condition. Near perfect condition for a 1918 photograph, that is. The children bad uncovered a panoramic view of Camp Cody in Deming, N.M., a staging camp lor American soldiers on their way to Europe and World War 1. When the children gave the photograoh to the Armv recruiter in Costa Mesa last Kid's Dearing Mental Issue Be/ore Court WASIBNGTON CAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether children have a right to legally challenge attempts by their parents or guardians to commit them to a stale mental institu· . lion. The justices voted lo review a lower court ruling last year that struck down a Ge<>rgia law which aJ. lowed parents or guardians of children under 18 to act for their children m seeking treatment for mental ill- ne!'>s The la\\su1t against Georgia offtcLals was filed by two teen-age boys \\ho have spent more than five vears in Central State Hospital m M'illedi?eville. Thev s ued on behalf of themselves and all Georgia youngsters m similar situation Most s tale!'> have laws similar to the Georgia statute that was declared a violation of the boys' con- stituLional rights to receive a hearing and be represented b~ their ow~ attorney before being com- mitted. At the heart of thC' t ontroversy are two rights · one protecting c·h1ldren from unjust leagl actions and one allowing parents or guardians to raise their ch1ldrt·n as thc•y see fit South County Fatal Accident May Close Airport By AJlTlffR R. VINSEL Of'"° O•Ht Poll .. St••I An airuaft a<'<.'1dent that claimed the life of a Laguna Niguel girl. aged s. may also have sounded the dealb knell few the tiny San Juan Capistrano Airport which has served the south county for years. F~ or the little airport are P18nning an appear~nce before City Council members Wednes· day night, even as J ennifer Lee Zdl's funeral was held. Tbe youngster was killed in- stantly Saturday when a plane disabled by an advertising ban- ner that became entangled in its tail assembly on takeoff clipped her as it crash-landed. Investigators termed the acci- dent Involving a Citadra Cham- pion sfngl~ngine plane Oown by Albert M. Sibi, 23, a nuke, but area residents claim it. was ex- pected and actuaJJy overdue. Si bi, ol2521 Port Whitby Place. Newport Beach, was sllthUy in· jured in the rough emergency landing attempt in dry San Juan Creek acijacent to the Mission Bell housing tract where the little girl lived. campaigning for its closure or re· location San Juan Capistrano City Manager James Mocalis had &cheduled the topic of tougher en- forcement of a city ordinance on low-Oying planes at Wednesday's City Council meeUng before Saturday's fatal accident. Saddlehack Courses Set For Oldsters Registration for a number of sum mer courses designed specifically to meet the interests and needs of older adults is cur· rently under way at Saddleback Colleee. He was released from South Coast ComtoWlity Hospital, but remains under treatment for ' shock, aceordine to authorities. A secood weekend accident in- Included amona the cOUl"Sal are Nutrition lo Health and J>is. ease, Preparation for Rellre- ment, Allertlve Skil1a for Older Adults, Fundamentals of Allns. ·community Health Resou.rcos and Death and I>ytna. All courses are unaraded and offered free to Calilornia resi- denta. .. volvtng a pl..afte towtnc an ad· vertistftl banner at MeadoWllll'k Airport in HunUngton Beacb lefJ many boma wtlhouL power when it clipped ahd snapped an elec- tric ll.ne near tb• airport on tat~ Ute San Juan Capistrano l"eli· denu ot tbo lliaaion Bell tract. eHhena li•inc arouad Meadowlark Airport have been. Tbe couraes are being Offered throulb the college11 Emerita Institute which bu been de- siened to aerve the unique "8ds of men and women currenU, in or plannin&!wret.l.remtmt. A compli..., __ ,.._ __ .__. lia&J.D8 of U.. Jn.:.- J1Uh.te•a ott.t.P~•~ a.... lained by, telepboiDlna tM col· · le1e'1 community htform.UOD oftice at S11"'100 or -..., a- lenllan283. week, Sgt. Dan Aponte lm· mediately called historians at Fort Bliss, Tex., about 90 miles from the City of Deming. "They told me that about 600,000 Army troops had been dispersed aJl over the ~outhwest at staging areas during 1918," Aponte said. He said Army officials have photographs of many of the stag- ing areas, but none of Caf!lP Cody, which housed severaJ m· fan try di visions that year. Aponte said Army officials are very anxious to receive the donated photograph. "l 'm hop- ing they'll make a copy for the kids," the Army sergeant said. ··It's really an interesting photo- graph." The 59-year old photo shows <.'avalry troops practicing in the distance. behind hundreds of rows ortwo-man tents. In the center of the photo are stacks of hay for the mules and horses. behind which stands a re- mount depot for the animals. The names of outfits are writ· ten in white ink below each area where the soldiers were situated. with names like the 34th Infantry Division, 67lh Brigade, 12th M achinegun Battalion and the 109th Ammunition Train. "You can st.are at that picture for hours without gelling bored," Sergeant Aponte said. "Sure wish I could get a copy.·· MAC,SACC F ornm Slated The scope of authority of the Saddleback Valley's two quasi- governmental agencies will be examined during a forum sponsored by the valley unit of the Orange Coast League of Women Voters June 8. Confusion over the powers of the Mission Viejo Municipal Ad· visory Council and the Sad- dleback Area Coordination Coun- cil prompted the session, which will take place at 7:30 p.m. at 24772 San Vincente in Mission Viejo. Speakers will be MAC member Gary Stoney and Lee Phillips, a member or the SACC executive board. Members of the public interest· ed in learning about the functions and conflicts of these groups are invited to attend. More inform&· lion can be obtained by calling 581-439'l. f',.._P11.,eAl HOUDAY. • • with anything that would float as boatsmen took advanta1e cl lbe relatJv.a, smooth HU and warm weather to make the 27-mile crossing. Capacity crowds also were not· ed at the Isthmus, Fourth of July. Cherry and Emerald Coves toward the western end of the Island. Wltb tM taland ln tbe mldst Of a water lhorUl1e. many of the via· iton who came to stay on abOre bro-.atlt their own water supplies wltbtbem. Bill ·Aims At Bouse· • 'Pirates' Rep. Jerry Patterson (D-Santa Ana) announced today he bas in-' troduced a new bill to try and, curb speculators who are art.llldally lnfl•Unt the houatoc1 market lo Oraqe County and elaewhere. i Patterson's bUl (HR7'82), the "Housing Plracri PrevenUon Meanwhile, back on the .Act,''wouldmake Lillegalforalli Orante Coast, local camping federally related lending institu· facilities operated at full capacl· Uons to live lo~ to people who , tythrougbouttheweekend buy houses. on a purelyt · speculative buis. • Rangers for O'Neill, San "In California, that means! Onofre, Sao Clemente and virtuallyallofthehousingloana/ Doheny county ind st.ate parks since just about every lending in- all said their facilities were full stitutJon is tied to a federal agen-i by S p.m: Friday and some cam-cy ln oae way or another," Pat- pen bad to be tumed away. terson explained. IJfquards said Orange Coast He said loans would sWl be • beaches bad small surf, which ava11able for people wbo plan to ran at one to three feet, 63-degree occupy new homes or are buyihg 1 water and balmy temperatures them as Investors t.o rent~. t hovering around 72 degrees on ·'Whal we're allackin.c are the sand. those who buy houses aJ)d tum · them over within a f4tw Bond, Loan Elections' Vote Light Voter turnout was light this morning in the Capistrano Unified School District's $39 million local bond and $10 million state loan election, but not as light as in the March trustee elec· lion. "We've had 15 voters this morning," said Laurena Cham- bers election inspector at the Dana Elementary School polls in Dal\a Point .. "That may ·not sound like many, but in March we'd had only five voters by noon." James Leigh, Polls inspect.or at the Moulton School in Laguna Niguel, said about three percent of the registered voters in his precinct had voted in the first three hours the Polls were open. "It's a little better than last time," he said. "The county re- gistrar of voters was predicting a 25 percent turnout today. I thought maybe on a money issue like this we'd get a pretty good showing -it gives people a chance to say 'no.' "The voters keep straggling in, but I don't think we're going to get 25 percent," Leigh said. At Castille £1ementary School 1n Mission Viejo, election inspec- tor LyM Cherry said 22 out of 523 voters bad turned out this morn- ing -as many as the total number of voters in the March election. At Concordia Elementary 1n San Clemente, about 4 percent had voted this morning. lnspec· tor Pauline Waterman said she had predicted a turnout of about 200 (25 percent). "We just might make it." she said. Capistrano school district of- ficials have said passage of the bond and state loan election is needed to build schools for the· 8.221 new students expected to move into the district in the next five years. Capistrano Unified trustees say that if the election fails to- day, district schools will be forced to operate on double session or year-round to com- pensate for overcrowding. Election returns are to be com- piled tonight at school district of- fices, 32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan Capistrano. Results will be a vailable by calling 496-1215 or 837-5181 months. . . like double escrow," ' Patterson said. He Pointed out that only 15 per-I cent of Orange County's resi-I dents can afford to buy new 1 houses because of high costs. He 1 claimed that 30 to 40 percent Of I all new houses sold in this c<>Unty ~ are going to investors and speculators who turn a quick pro- fit. ·'Some houses are sold one, two and three times before they ale ever occupied.·· Patterson added. The dwellings that would be af. , fected by Patterson's bill are those from one to four units in size. The congressman admitted 'that some lending institutions are already requiring prospec- tive home buyers to sign docu- ments stating they intend to OC· cupy the new home. Some speculators. however, sign the documents with no inten- tion of carrying out the promise and Patterson believes it is hap- peni ng because lenders have nothing to back them up legally. ''They're skating on thin ice ! with that. Thai's why I've in-• troduced this bill to give them ' backing," he said. Patterson said there are no penalties written into his bill for · people who deceive the lending f institutions. But he said he plans to introduce another bilJ at a later dale that would address that issue. ' ·'It would be a tax bill that I would heavily .tax profits made l by housing speculation," said , Patterson, adding that that sort • of a bUI would take longer to get ) approved and will follow as "a companion bill." • Palterson said he's hopeful or getting wide public and con- gres,si011al support for his bill and'- termed the topic a "motherhood and apple pie" issue. Front Page Al ALIENS •.• United States. "The new officers will give us almost one-third more man- power on the line and provide us with more mobility to deploy un~ its of men to critical areas in emereency situations," McCord said in an interview Monday. ··we hav e been so un· dermanned we could do little more than maintain a holding position. 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'.j It--Yt T••Ulll 1 «It t106 1014• .... laNla .Jal S ~ 11 ~" Ttlll.tll 1.2012 I,. 251'-\Ii i.Yre<:a I le 714 ••••• l::fl·',~ ':: 1: ~~ =.ir~ ,J1~ s;i ~===~ Longs• Reports W ALN'lJT CREEK (AP> -LorJp Orllg Stores lilc, announced a 15 "r- cent ln~ in sales a.Dd i 7 pettent increas• in eamlng1 fOT the fint quartCT of ill riscal yeer. For lbe three-month 9irlod ending April 30, sa.lea totaled $1M.2 mllUcD and earnings M inilllon, compared to SJ.07.1 mi.lUoll and S::U m.llliGD for the same period a year qo. Vol1'0-SaafJ -· New Car Comb=g>· .. Rates Peanuts By MILTON MOSKOWITZ The news that Sweden's two auto makers. Volvo and Saa.b, plan to merge was u predictable as roe in San Fru· cla~. l(tl\1 butiness requires aiat, it'.1 the cu·makioc bust· ned. Wbl.I• there's a atroqa trend today toward small cars. the companies that buUd them are going to be bic. You can be sure ot that. . n1· THE A\JTOMOBILE ~tJSIN£SS·ts lnc:Hulo1b'°1J!.· ternational in scope, with sales in lbe home c:ountry serving as a base fM expanslon into markets around the world., And. It's a business wh~ lncnuinalY, only giants can play. Volvo booked to Sa.ab may oot even generate enOQgh horsepower to compete effectively in tbe big time. Together they turned out only 393,000 passen,er cars last year, not enough to quality as one of the world's 10 largest . auto producers. Money Tree · The three leader s of the worldwide automobile industry as the "Big Three" of the United States: General Moton (GM>. Ford and Chrysler. Together they account for about half the cars and trucks produced ill ~ t) I ' non-Communist world. • :: GM bad factory sales of 8.S million cars and trucb le year and 1.6 million or these vehicles were produced outsl~ lbe United States and Canada. ' FORD BAD FACTORY SALES OF 5.4 million cars apd trucks last year; 1.8 million were made outside the UiUt~ States and Canada. Chrysler sold 3.1 million cars and trucks last Yearl 996,000 were made outside the United States and Canada. 1 As these figures show, Ford is the most intern a lion of the U.S. companies. It has one-third of its vehicle sal t· side of North America. It 011tsells GM abroad. . j In Britain, tbe Ford subsidiary bolds 2S percent w passenger car market and GM is the leading truck b In West Germany, GM is second only to Volkswagen, ing 22 percent of the passenger car market; Ford bas percent share. IN FRANCE. CHRYSLER'S SIMCA subsidiary ~ . 526,000 cars last year. In Japan, Chrysler owns 1S perc~ . Mitsubishi Motors, that country's fourth largest auto PT'07"' : ducer. Mitsublahi builds the cars sold here aa lbe Dodce~t and the Plymouth Arrow. · ·!~l~ 1 If U.S. auto 'makers are going to bi' cballeogecl' , 1 anyone, it's the J apanese who will do it. Japan already h passed Germany to become the world's second largest v ~ cle producer. And the two leading Japanese auto mak~.,• Toyota aod Nissan (Datsun), rank as the fourth and rtfl#l largest producers in the world. • Toyota is right on Chrysler 's heels with an annual ~: put of 2.6 million vehicles. Nissan roUows with 2.3 milliow· Japan bas five companies that produce m ~ r autombbiles than the combined Volvo-Saab operation. 1 each of these companies is an aggressive exporter. · ~' 1 Coimty·Finns Tell Advances :.. ' Edith L. Pdenoa, Huntington Beach, bas been appoblt· . ed employe relations asS'tstant at the Am~ corrosion~« sistant piping division and protective linings division. Brea. ' She is former secretary at the Brea facilities. * ~ Demdl C. McCormick, former commercial lines opera..-~ lions supervisor a New J ersey division of Safeco~ 1 Compaldes. has been named personnel manaier of the 1 Fountain Valley division. 'llr Jack de Vries, Leisure World, bas been nallf~ coordinator of Eldorado Bank's over 60 club, "Our Gank." De Vries Is a long.time resJdent of Orange County and was mayor of La Palma for 13 ye¥5· * Maureen Vergeront, Dana Point, bas joined the Dana • Point offlce of Provident Fecletal Savln111 as savings manager, according to Gordon A. Blunden, President. Sha began her savings and loan career with Provident as a telAlt' in 1969. . . In addition to teller posts iri Provident Fed~'f \ Riverside and Sun City branches, she bas worked in the ID;l}l' service and Joan processing departments. She bec~~flE' manager trainee for the fjrm in April, 1976. e11 ..,..~ rink, Insanity Marred ·star's Life By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP) -She played the most· ••ted role in Hollywood history. She married a wtan Tenowned aa the world'a best actor. And her final years were a nightmare ol drink and insanity. That is the portrait painted by Anne Edwards in a new biography, "Vivien Leigh" {Simon and $(buster). Miss Edwards, who incidentally bas been commissioned to write the s uel to "Gone with the Wind," did heavy research and had the cooperation of most of the actnss' family and friends -but not Laurence Olivier, who is seen in a less than com· pliment.ary light. "I am going to be a great actress," said tbe 1outbful Vivian (her original spelling> Hartley to her convent schoolmate, Maureen O'Sullivan. As Vivien Leigh <bu first husband's first name> she fulfilled A~ wi .. _. .. that prornJse. She won VIVlEN LEIGH Academy awards with two indelible performances -as Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind" and Blanche Dubois in "A Streetcar Named Desire." As a stage actress. she felt she couldn't match the artistry of Olivier, and that was a source of discord in their marriage. THE LEIGH SAGA WAS WEIL reported dur· inc her lifetime. The birth in Darjeeling, India, and the convent education. The early Cilms and plays in England and her marriage lo a barrister with whom she remained close until her death. The scan· dal-tinged romance with Olivier while both were married lo others. How David 0 . Selmick first saw bis Scarlett as he was razing old movie sets for the burning of Atlanta. To the public. Vivien Leigh seemed an ex· traordinarily beautiful, gifted and intelligent ac· tress. Only once did the world glimpse her dark side. That was in 1953 alter ahe had gone to Ceylon to film "Elephant Wallt." The jungle heat and the lonelinesa preaaed down on her. She couldn't sleep and bad trouble remembering lines. The director complained that abe looked old in lbe film ; she replied: "I'm oot young -what's wrong with t.bat." ''IN THE LAST WEEK OF location she began to ballucloate," writes Mias Edwards. "She followed Peter Finch arouod the set with hungry eyes and called him 'Larry.' He had a great food· neu for Vivien and tried to do what be could to ro- tect her and to conceal what he feared was the truth-that she might be building to a com- plete collapse unless she got out of Ceylon." The collapse came when the company re· turned to Hollywood. She went berserk in her Paramount dressing room. pathetically shouting the Blanche Dubois line. ''Get out of here quick before I start screaming Fire!" Olivier rushed from Europe to escort her A~ w1_... .. home. At the New York LAURENCE OLIVIER airport, she staged a hysterical scene that was re- corded by news photographers. She entered an English hospital where she was packed in ice and fed raw eggs for nourishment. "I thought I was In an insane asylum" she told friends later, and in etreet she was. Her madness eventually brought an end lo the marriage. Olivier being bewildered and finally de· feated byber illness. She drank heavily, staged wild tantrums, disrobed in public and made advances lo deliverymen. SHE WOULD ALWAVS BE anguished af· terward, and once she despaired. "Why can't I have a decent, clean illness? .. Miss Leigh's friends stuck by her, realizing the sweet: devoted qualities or her real nature. Astonishingly, she managed to continue appearin& in ruma and touring the world in plays. Th1a was largely due to the sollc1tude and coostancy of ber last love, actor Jack Merl vale. A London doctor diai:nosed the act.rus as a manic-depressive, rather than a achilopbrenlc. Ue gave her a report to carry to case of attack when she was away from London. It said: "SHE DEVELOPS MARKED INCREASE in libido and indiscriminate sexual activity. These iJ. lustrations other symptoms, particularly her overt sexuality. loss of judgment and persistent over· dnve. make me feel that for a person in her poai· tion, from lbe social and publlctly consequences that arise from this. that her manic phase is much more Wldestrable than the depressed stage." 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