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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-07-04 - Orange Coast PilotOrange £oa~t EDITION Have a BaPJt!I 4 tlaof Julg VOL. 70, NO. 185, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . MONDAY, JULY,~. 1977 TEN CENTS Crowds Down, But Who Can Tell? 9Y the Anoelaced Presa Highways. camptround.I and beaches in Soutbero California were clo11ed bumper7to- bumper, tent-to-tenl and.. t.oweb to-towel ror the July Fourth boll· day weekend. An inerease ln the number ot t raffic deaths was about the only tragedy ln an other'Vise relatively quiet weekend. Both tho California Highway Patrol and beacb ll!e&uards said Sunday that this year·s Independence Day weekend hasn't matched last year's frolicking three days in honor of the count.ry's200th birthday. Such weekends eenerally draw swarms or city dwellers to the beaches, but a heavy overcast .and poor sea conditions sent many of Lhem packing instead to mountain resorts. which were more congested than last year. And most· local freeways were also jammed with motorists. drivingtbedeathtollap. The holiday traffic toll in Los Angeles bad risen to eight by Sunday -eight more thiµi last year during the same 48-hour period - and patrol officers admitted having their hands full with fender benders . particularly on the Pacific Coast Dally P1lol PllOIO .. , Paln<M 0 Do ....... BEST IN THE WEST -Wendy Leason. 25, a Newport Beach waitress, is the best kisser in Orange County, say judges in the second I' annual contest held Suriday at the Balboa Pier. The recipient <above) is not a contestant. rather the chief judge a nd sponsor, Tom Terrific. CoJttestants had to kiss for 30 seconds. What was it worth? For Wendy, $50, a trophy and other prizes. For the losers, there were memories. Airport Noise Options I ,. I Supervisors Studying Seven Alternatives By KATHY CLANCY Ol IH D•llY Pllol S~ll Seven methods for handling the Orange County Airport's n oise problem a r e under !con sid er ation by count y i s upervisors. The alternatives range from s hutting down the airport at a cost of about 2,000 jobs, 900 aircraft parkmg places and $82 million a year in airport· generated business to spending as much as $110 million buying p roperty subject to aircraft noise. The report was wdered by supervisors May 3 after an Orange County Superior Court jury awarded Newport Beach resident Harry Rinker $.105,000 in damages In a lawsuit filed over aircraft noise. Denis Horn, an aide to Supervisor Tom Riley, said after tbe j udgme nt s upervisors naliled the county could face future verdlcts totaling millions of doll~. They also were concerned that Coast Weather action on a $300,000 consultant· prepared environmental impact report on the airport might bedel· ayed. Co unty planning com mi ssioners last week did order the costly study back for overhauling and said it would not be reconsidered until sometime early next year. Horn said the new report was designed to analyze options available to supervisors. He said the document was planned for information purposes only at present and not immediate action. The options, presented by Tom Egan, director of the .county General Services Agency, include: -ClosiQg down the county airport, along with its 2,000 airport and airport·r elated jobs l.Algs 203 Miles and estimated $82 million a year in airport-generated business. Egan noted, however, the airport land then would revert to the federal government and likely would be turned over to another government entity willing to operate it as an airport. In addition, he said, the county would be subject to possible lawsuits for breach of contract by aircr a ft o perator s and concess1onaires. -Manning all jets, which county officials said might not be j us tified under state noise standards wruch would result in "9igorous legal action and prolonged Utieation." The economic imp~ct or Lhat alternative would be about the <See AIRPORT, Page A2) Phantom Takes Transpac Lead Highway and mountaln routes. "For one thing, Lhere are more cars out on Lhe road this year. We don't have the gasoline shortage like we did last. year and peopJe a ren't afraid of getting in their cars and taking off,·· explained CHP Officer Jerry Henness. "Speeds have definitely picked up. It's just a matter or people not obeying the 55 mile-per·bour speed limit. You have more ac· cidents as a result." While the highways were bumper-to-bumper, the beaches saw lighter·than-expecled FOW'th or July crowd! under the overcast. Santa Monica life guards reported an average s ummer weekend crowd -about 500,000 -at beaches from Topanga Canyon soulll to Marina del Rey. Further south, lifegua rds at Hermosa, Manhattan and Redondo beaches attributed even s maller crowds to the bleak skies. To the -north, about 100;000 showed up to frolic in the sand from Las Tunas Beach south to Leo Carrillo. Llfeguards there said r ough sea conditions contributed to an unusually high (See CROWDS, Page A2> Boy, 3, Res~ued Mesa Grandmother Alert By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Ol llW D•llY "''°' S~lf A 57-year-old grandmother snatched her 3-year-old grandson from a pool or stagnant water in Costa Mesa on Sunday night just before paramedics rushed to the scene to revive the youngster. Michael Anthony Eggerbechl, whose parents were out of to"rn this weekend, was reported in stable condition at the Cbildrens Hospital on Sunday n ight after he nearly drowned in three feet of water in his grandmother·s partially drained pool at 720 Center St., officials reported. P a uline M. Valles, the grandmother earfng for the young boy and his sister Laura, 17, thought the lad had gone to sleep at 6 p.m., said Costa Mesa police officer Steve Labbitt. But, unknow n to Mrs. Valles. Michael playfully roamed out back with a pet dog and wandered tooclosetothepool. Mrs. Yalles and her grand· daughter realized the boy was missing and found him floating face down at the pool's deep end, said Labbitt. Huey Newton Back in V.S. -lnJail Cell The grandmother dove into the pool, pulled the youngster to safety and tried lo revive him u s ing m o ulh·to·moutb resuscitation with little success. Paramedics Joe Wood and Mark Brown arrived within fi ve minutes of Mrs. Valte•s call. Of· ficers Steve Meadows and Lab· b1tt were also on hand to assist. .. The boy was blue when she pulled him from the pool," said Labbitt. "He bad no heartbeat and was not breathing when we arrived.'' Paramedics were able lo bring a noticeable heartbeat to the boy before be was r ushed to the hospital by ambulance, said Labbitt. D.Mly PllOt $1111 ....... INDEPENDENTS TEND TO AUN LOWER Cost• Mesa Pump Reads &1 Cents GAS FOR 68 C~NTS In Fount•ln Va lley Shopping Around . Can Cut Gas Bill By WILUAM HODGE Ofll• O.tly Pli.t Stall Don Brown or LOng Beach stood al the tubular pumps oC a San Clemente Mobil station and told a story of imaae and reality. urm a salesman and I bought th.ls car because I needed a suc- ceaslu.l lmq" to present to my clients," the 32-y~ar-old tn a three· piece suit told a report.er. Brown waa squeezlng the luUew drops from • 1dlver pump balldle into his 1B'11 J!Wck JletCal wbc a }()Ok ofwoecrOQed biaface. ••These g11 ptf ces are kllllne me ," be said placliit the b&ndle back on the pump. ••i have to drive a 1~ and my monthly 1as bUls &r e exceedlns my car paym.nte." • 2 DAIL V PILOT ,.,. Wo,..p!IOIO °tHEY;RJ: NOT YOUR TYPICAL PARENTS Jay Wllt .. 'a 50 Yeara Older Than Hla Wife Menu for Love Wfe Owners 88, 38 INDEPENDENCE, Wis. <AP>-When J ay Wiltse and his wife, Marian were married 12 years ago, a priest predicted the marriage wouldn't last six months. "But we fooled him.'' said Wiltse, 88, who with bis as. year-old wife is the rather of a 4'h-mooth-old daughter. Heather Lynn, and a 12-year-old son, Jay Jr. ••MY MOTHER ALWAYS TOLD me I should marry an older man with money. Only I haven't found bis money yet,·· Mrs. Wiltse said. The marriage is her first and his third. wmse outlived two previous wives. · The Wiltses have been proprietors of Marian's Cafe in Independence since 1969, specializing in dinners and short orders. Wiltse, who stands S feet, 7 inches and weighs 152 po4nds, credits his stami!la and virility to bard work and the four capsules of Vitamin E Lbat be takes every day. RE SAYS HE'S IN comparatively good health, although he has had a cough for the past couple of years. But be said bis doctor assured him the cough will wear away in time. If he didn't work, Wiltse maintains, "I would die within two months.'' He works the morning shift at the ca!e, opening up at S a .m ., and Mrs. Wiltse works the night shift. sometimes as late as 3 a.m . · The couple met ln Janesville, Wis., in 1961, when she was working at a restaurant and be was employed at a tavern. They dated about four years before they married In January 1965. MRS. WILTSE CONFESSED that she wasn't convinced at first that they would stay together very long. .. But we made 'er go,·· she added. For entertainment, Wiltse said he and his wife mostly go out for dinner and once in a while to the theater. He said they used to go dancing, but with the long hours at the restaurant they no longer have time for that. "When she wants to go, she goes, and I go to bed," he said. "A person my age bas to have alotoC r est, you know ... Birch Aide Hiu U.S. Bid COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. <AP) -The federal government wants to enslave the American people by taking away their guns and increasing the powers or regulatory agencies, a John Birch Society official told society members gathered here for a Fourth of July rally. Charles Smith said plans for the enslavement of the American people are part or a conspiracy that could lead to a worldwide dictatorship. About 800 members or the group met here over the weekend for the society's Stb annual Rocky Mountain Rally. 2DoeMedals WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter announced t oday he is awarding the PresidenUal Medal or Freedom, the nation's highest civUlan award, to the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Dr. Jonas E. Salk. OAANO!COAST 1 DAILY PILOT FN9PageAJ AIRPORT. • • same as closing the airport. Egan said. -Reduce commercial jet operations to levels compatible with state noise standards. The report said there still would be some complaints about aircraft noise, the action could result in a federal court challenge to the state standards and while chances for lawsuits would be reduced, there still could be civil damages. -Establish landing and/or take-off fee schedules which would vary depending upon the noise an airplane generates. That alternative also calls for extra fees for take-offs and landings between 7and11 p.m. County officials aaid that alternatives might force airlines to use quieter planes and try to a void evening operations. ~ Bring the airport into compliance with state standards either by buying noise-impacted property. acquiring noise casements or ins talling soundproofing ln homes. It would cost about ~ million to buy the property, the report said, about ~.3 million to acquire noise easements and about $4.9 million to install acoustical material. -Purchase bome1 or acquire nolJe easements over homes not subjed to state noise etandards but sWI subJeet to a1rpoi't notae. If all 890 homes were purchu.d, tbe COit would be about S.110 mllUOA and would protect tlle county trom future dviJ actloa. tbel"el>Orlsald. -FAtablish tlie state nolH atandardl u tbe mulmU!D to be allowed but incnase alrllbe service lf qidetet aircraft are used. To pennit up to a trlplina or the two inllllon pasaonaers a year now Uffn1 the airport. tbe county would have to spend abOUt $15 mUUon to enlar1e thf airport. Alrllnea a1ao WCMllct -. e lar1er )'et qoltt.er pluett tberiPOrttalj.: $Percent • By Saudis RIYADH, Saudi Arabia <AP> -Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have announced they ore raising their oil prices 5 percent to end the split in the Organhation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. The Saudi·UAE incr ease waa reported unofficially last week when rune of the olher 11 OPEC members anno1J.Dced they were abandoning plans for a price in c r ease Jul y 1 as their contribution to unity. Iraq and ·Libya did ntJt particlpate in the decision to give up the increase, but are expected to go alone with the majority. Analysts lo New York said then that the Saudi·UAE increase should raise prices in the United States by less than half a cent per gallon of gasoline or heating oil. The OPEC base price to which Saudi Arabia and the UAE will now conform is $12.70 per barrel of light crude. The United Slates imports about 8 perccnl of the oil il consumes from Saudi Arabia and the UAE and about 32 percent from other foreign sources. The other members of OPEC a r c Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon, I ndonesia, Iran, Kuwait. Nigeria, Qatar and Venezuela. The oil cartel split l ast Dece mber. Eleven of the members agreed on a 10 percent increase Jan. 1 and an additional S percent July 1. But Saudi Arabia , OPEC's largest producer, and the UAE defied the majority and raised their prices only S percent. Saudi Arabia also increased production to put pressure oo those with higher prices. Front Page A 1 NEWTON ••• "The party has become an active con tributor to the community in several important ways," said Wilson, the city's first black mayor. "I have seen substantial evidence that the party has a since~ desire to work within the framework of our institutions and abide by tho same laws that we all have t<> abide by." At his airport address Sunday ni ght. Newton pledged to work for full e mployment and economic redistr1bution. •'I have returned to continue my commitment to work for progressive change io our :>ociety, .. he said. Newton fled the United States before facing trial on charges stemming from four separate incidents. He returned from Cuba June 25, arriving In Canada with the hope of talking with attorneys without Interference from U.S. officials. He was arres· ted after Canadian officials said h e could not r emain in the country because of U.S. convictions for crimes of "moral turpitude.·· Driver Hurt On Interstate A Santa Ana woman was in improved condition Sunday night' after her station wagon ran into the divider on southbound Interstate 5 in Irvine on Satur· day. Bemice Aguirre was taken to Tustin Community Hospital following the 2 p.m. single-car accident between the My1ord Road and Culver Drive off· rampe. Several cbildren iJl tbe car esoeped serious iaj u.ry. LONG LINES OF TRAmC WERE THE RULE ON BALBOA BOULEVARD It Could Take an Hour to Get From Coast Highway to Balboa Pier Overcast Helps To Thin CrouJds Cool water and overcast skies through most of Sunday kept holiday weekend crowds down despite five-foot surf with good shape, Orange Coast lifeauards reported. Newport Beach Ureguards r eported the l argest turnout alon~ the coast with about 90,000 beachgoers, :n of whom bad to be plucked from the strong currents. "If tbe water would have warmed up, we would have had a busier day, .. said Newport guard Steve Wrigley. Orange Coast water temperatures did not rise to much more than 58 degrees, of· ficials said Sunday. Huntington Beach slate and city lifeguards reported smaller than normal~oliday crowds but * *· * From Page Al CROWDS.~ •• . numberofrescues, 10. Highways leading lo Palm S prings, Big Bear. Lake Arrowh ead and vario u s campsites in the Angel es National Forest were lined with cars. Sheriff's departments, however, had no major accidents to report. Other than an annual fireworks dis play Monday night in the mid die of Big Bear Lake, one deputy said "It·s real quiet up here, unusual for a holiday ... In Ventura County, more than 300 Hell's Ang e ls met at campgrounds above Ojai, bul sheriff's deputies reported no problems. Temperatures in the Los Angeles area were expecled to reach 80 on the Fourth, with · continued night and morning low clouds. Water temperatures were eicpected to reach 66 in southern areas and 64 in the central waters. 'Threat Told WASHINGTON CAP> -A former top Korean intelligence agent received threats to discourage him from testifying before a congressional panel recenUy, Rep. Donald Fraser CD-Mino.), said Sunday. Kim Hyung Wook, former dlrector or the Korean Central lntelUgence Agency, testified 10 days ago before a House subcommiUee chaired by Fraser. • a number or cut feet and lost c hildren. Even though the turnout was smaller than normal, there still were many thousands at the beaches. A 2 a.m. grunJon run this morning kept a small crowd near the Hwillngton Beach Municipal Pier, said guard Roger Smith. An hour-long traffic jam following the fireworks display at Balboa Pier was cleared up with little trouble but a lot of patience. said Newport Beach police oCficials. Fro•PageAJ PHANTOM •• Drifter, Merlin and Ragtime are the top contenders in Lbe ULDB Division U. It was too early to establish a trend in handicap standings. but based on position reports it appeared that Racy, a Peterson 2-tonner sailed by L. W. Taylor, San Francisco, was the leader. followed by Quadrl. George Gia· nandrea's C&C-38 from Paradise Harbor, and Cottontail, a CF-37 s ailed by John Arens, Balboa Yacht Club. Haadicap leaders in the 10.boat Division 11 were Tinsley Light. Henry Grandin, St. FYC: Sweet Okole, Gregg Gillette, Waikiki Yacht Club, and Free Spirit, Richard Ettinger, SL FYC. Class handicap leaders in Divi&loo I: CLASS A-1, Lightning: 2, Sumatra: 3, Bravura. CLASS B-1, Mako IV; 2, Scaramoucbe; 3. Bandido. CLASS C-1, Racy; 2, Incredible; 3. Arlana. CLASS D-1, Quadrl: 2, Cottontail; a. Troublemaker. t•~~:::x~:mrcaG:&EmC!'.m~ . WE41'HER l .• Muclloltt..c°""t'vwu SV...,Y•l!d•••mSUn.Uy And tf'\~ wta:therM•" tore<eit "'o'• of t~I!' W"'f: t>nohl -..,,,., tor mucr1 of 1"9 country IO<Nv, Ille Fourth of Julv Tt"'O!rtturu •ooro~Pl•d 100 '" O"H ol Ntb,.sk• -1ow1, •"" ,,,. """'ldllv w•s 111or-IP1rouoh ,,,. Mlulutool Y•ll•Y •"4 •lofto ti. Gull 1"4 ~oulh.All.,,tlcco.nll. Th• Nortro..st, ... C:O<'l•IS,, Wft montv - wit!\ low "°'""dtlY •nd t-r•tvrtt In IM 109 Ind low IOs. Tl\e coolttt PHI of !ht C:OU"lrv w•s IN Pa<lllCHorl-.wlU.lllamw<OWVl"l"950t. ll•lnl•U -llmlttd 10• 1..-wn•ll .-0...... Bo. WI~ "1)0t1ed. hlll·lr>Cll ol ••In ""'1"0 ... "'ornll'o. •nd soollv showert •"d • 1.-.. ,_"...._.,.._...., l>Wl•of ·~An,.,.,., IM NOttllen\Pfelo>l...cltlleSouttoAll•ntoccOelt. Clouds •"41 11<1lltrtd s11ow•r1 '•i>t IM ....,.,.._lnU.Wttf1Sou4ftW9tl•lew..,_ COOltr l ..... S.lllPGaY. ll<ll-101>4lelrW ......... wt!' re recardlld ,,. ..,.. ffNt. Ttmoer.-•round•~-"'-"1 •I DodoeOty, K-.loSI MWllldbey ,.....,_ Wllll, Front Page A I GAS ••• stations located throughout the Orange Coast area indicates the average price per gallon for premium gasoUne ls about three cents lower Lban all major oil campanles' stations. The Independents average price for premium ls 63.6 ceats .per gallon. The independents also run one to two cents cheaper for regular and unleaded gasoUne. But the octane rating of the independent's gasoline runs two points lower than major oil companies· regular and unleaded fuels. That means some engines will make a pinging :;ound when using the lower 'octane gasolines. The higher the octane, the more power a car engine bas and the better it runs. Many car's engines, however, have lower octane rating capabilities and will operate fine on the low octane fuels, car manufacturers say, Car owners should consult their automobile's manual or call a local dealer to l earn the minimum octane number for their vehicle. There is no major diCference b etween octane r atings for independent dealer's premium and the major o il firm·s premium. While independent stations offer the cheapest gas, there is a . flu ctuation of gas prices among major oil companies depending on location. Prices are generally one to two cents per gallon higher closer to area freeways. There are even price changea depending on the community where the fuel is purchased. San Clemente's prices for full- serve pumps run higher Lhan . other communities and, in some cases, higher t h an servi<:e stations located on freeways. .. • Fountain Valley i s the ! cheapest place to purchase gas at full-serve pumps. Their self-l serve price for premium is al~ ; the lowest for any Orange Coast area. Comparing m ajor gas companies' prices, Standard Oil averages between one-half and about two cents more per gallon than all other companies. Atlantic-Richfield CARCO> statioos orrer the cheapest full· serve regular and premium. 76 Union stations offer the least expensive full.-serve unleaded gas. The survey also checked for a change in prices over the week.- end but found no evidence f4 price variation. Several major oil companies . contacted declined comment on potential increases this summer. They all said prices were reviewed monthly and adjusted according to refining costs aDIL. :. oil availabmty and price at tb£ well. It does not -i>pear, bowev that prices will go down~ · ARCO spokesman said they b not lowered on the W eat Co,--.,~--'· since February.1976. Asked if the public compl--~..zi.• about high prica, several 011•~_.,. staUon •ttendmts admitted dld ... I caa !Ulem.be:r "hen. cost 35 cents -sanoo and wer• a1w.,.:'.eo1DplaJnin1 thfY didn't-.~ •bout-.aM ODHlid. .. Now ptfe. are up to eo anl cM.ta a~ and i)eOpt• arelWI ' eo&Dpl&lnla., :• .. be contb1u~ ••Jtat I dOn't UllllK tbeJ'll ever do lft..1thl.Da about it ... ea -s ··-UQJJIF ,. 4 .. -......... . ~ • Mot\dey Ju!y l . 107'1 'rwo Girls Kidnaped in Fresno .Freed l"RS ~o,rAPl Two Jlrla kidnapfld from a rHDO 1hopp1na ct•nter four daya rJc 11.-r ~Nt' ,.lea.secl by their tlushll> dr~••td abductor 111 BahBfield JOO mlle5 &outh ofb~ p0Uc.1a1d ' After they telephoned Uuur ank1ou.s parent.a. tht atria ~ere returned herf' •nd received medical tuminationa before going !tome &Jnday. THEIR 8APE return after 96 hours•• hostages foUowed by just • day the rescue ot a 15-year-old Girl Scout who had bun held c:apUn an Florida for 32 houra. Tht' cutt here wu the late11t of •evor~l bli .. rrf> lddnaptoa11 tn Centr1tl <.:allrorn1a, 1ncludina tht' ubducUoo or 26 Chowchilla ~chool ctuldrl'n Crom their bus 40 mile11 north or here almost a year ago. Thost? youngsters and their driver l att-r fr eed themseh•es from a moving 'an buried undercround. A 9-year·o ld auto d e aler's dau;:hter was kldnaped in VisaUa, 45 miles soui.h or here in 1972 but was releaaed unharmed wben an attempt to pay $300,000 ransom failed. AND A TEEN·AGE airl newspaper carrier was l..1dnaped and killed in May. the fifth similar case 111 a one-mile area o r Fresno in three years. Arrests have been made 10 the Chowchilla and newspaper girl cases. and convictions were obtained m the Visalia case. In the latest incident. police said both Norma Ml11lgan. lS or Santa Cruz. and Christina Alcorn. 7. or nearby Reedley, appeared to be uninjured from their ordeal. ''WE SURE are all relieved. There's no kid· ding about that," said Opal Leer , Norma 's grandmother and Christina's aunt. "My litUe granddaughter just don't want to see anybody today. She's so confused.•· Officers were searching for the kJdnaper, described as wearing a pinkish- orange shirt and black and tan plaid pants when be left center andsaid Mrs. Alcorn the girls at a Greyhound bad been involved in a traf· bus station fie accident and be would the &•rls. cousins by take them to the hospital. marriage, disappeared He showed them glass from a shopping mall Tues· along a road from lhe day. Cathy Lynn Alcorn supposed accident. then had left her daughter and drove around Frei.no for a Miss Milligan at 7:30 p.m. while. to buy a record but couia... Miss Milligan. feeling find no trace or them wheh' something was wrong. shereturnedanhourlater. . asked the man to let them POLICE SAID Miss . Milligan told this account alter they were returned home: A men drove up lo them in front oC the shopping out. He said they wertt being kidnaped but he wanted to drop orr the younger girt. MISS MILLiGAN refwled, and both girts then were driven lo San Diego near the Mexican border some D> miles southeast of here. They stayed In a m otel and were driven several places until their abductor released them. Police had not del· erm lned whether Miss Milligan had been sexually molested. Christina Alcorn had undergone three open heart operations that required medication every 12 hours but was well enough after a tiospital examination Sundaytogobomewlthher parents. lt'S Hi.s End of the Line 'I Was Deternained' Viejo Man ~loses 4 7-year Santa Fe Career By WILLIAM SCHREIBER OI Ille O•llY Pilot ~t•ll M.H. Swanson of Mission V1eJo says he's been close to the railroading bus iness almost since he opened his eyes for the first time in the little California desert town of Oasis. He must have liked it becaw.e he said he fudged on his age to get bis first job with Santa Fe Railroad back in 1930. The minimum hiring age was 17 and bewasl6. T his week, Swanson r etired from Santa Fe after 47 years of service as a telegrapher. dispatcher. inspector. trainmasler and, rinaJly, as a senior rules examiner . Off and on. especially during strikes, he said, he was even the engineer on a few trains criss· crossing the Southwest. Though he and his family spent most or the years In other towns from Texas to the Mojave Desert. Swanson says his roots are In Orange County. His wife Is a native of San Juan Capistrano and a member of the pioneenni: Forster family. "My granddad (John McCarty) was stationmaster m Capistrano from 1899·1930, ·• Swanson said. "When he got there, the station was in a boxcar.•· T h e San Juan Depot, a picturesque building since converted to a restaurant, was bu ilt d uring McCarty's years with Santa Fe. "I was around that deP<>t a lot o( the time when I was younger.·· Swanson recalled. His parents used to send their two sons to San Juan during the su'mmer. when temperatures soared in their little home town on the western shore of the Salton Sea. By the time Swanson squeeze<l h!s way into a paying Job in San Premier Quits In Turkey ANKARA, Turkey <AP> Turkey faces more political instability following th e resignation of Premier BulPnl Ecevit after his one-party, minority government lost its first vote of confidence in the National Assembly. E cevit's center-lert Republican People"s party is the largest in the National Assembly with 21 1 of the 450 seats. But two righl·wing parties lined up solidly with former Premier Suleyman Demirel and his conservative Justice party Sunday and defeated the 10-dav· old government 229·21 ~ · RAILROADING LIFETIME Vlejo's M.H. Swenson Juan as an apprentice telegrapher. he had already learned most of the tasks he had to perform. H e spent six years 1n Capistrano working lo keep the trains running on time. without danger of collision somewhere down thehne The ensuing years were spent moving up the ladder into other jobs in other places along the Santa Fe line -Barstow, Bakersfield. Needles and towns in Texas. New Mexico and Arizona "The years wenl so fast." he c;a id . "Wh<'n I look back, I ean't believc47 yi>ars have gone by.·· Having livC'd and workP<l through the h eyday of railroading. when virtually every train car had an engine, Swanson has some insights about modern railroads. which sometimes have dozens of cars to pull but no engines available. "T here Is still a place for trains," he said. "I've never seen an airplane haul 14,000 tons at once." Swanson said the highways would "wear out" if the cargo carried by rail had to be hauled by tr uck. But the retired railroader said the day of the passenger train is long gone. Even as commuter transit. he feels, the trafo Is limited in value because it can't always go directly from the places where people live to the ., places where they work. "And let's face it. Who wants to spend 39 hours getting to Chicago by train when you can Oy there in three or four.·' Despite the demi se of passenger rail service, Swanson <>aid . the nat ion 's transcontinental railroad lines have never been in better shape than they are now lie said the much-publicized problem areas, where rail lines arc deteriorating along with the train service, ar(' regional ralh('r than national. Swanson. who recalls making a run from El Toro to Santa Ana at· 107 miles an hour. said the trains could still go that fast cross· country if it weren't for speed limits imposed by local Jurisdictions "It used to b(' that 1f you didn't make it from El Toro to Santa Ana in about nine minutes, they wanted to know the reasons "h~'." h<' obsprverl Class Action Brought 0•11• Polol PNIO bV P•trlO 0 '00-11 Balboa B e lle Debbie Luebke of Mission Viejo, a theater a rts major at Saddleback College. was selected Miss Ba lboa as Fourth of .July holiday was celebrated Sunday . Runn e rup was Bree Alexander of Newport Beach. Deane Firms Face Suit Damages totaling more than $21 million were demanded from a Newport Bc;ich rle\. elopmcnt company in a class action filed by occupants of Deane Big Canyon Named as defendants in the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit are Ben Deane and Company, Deane Development Company, Deane Home Designs Studio and Larry and Ben Deane. Plaintiffs John M. and Nancy Nashu a nd M.B. and Audrey Kapelus claim their lawsuit represents them and 213 other individuals with identical grievances against the de· fend ants. ll is alleged that the defendants have been J?uilty of defective c onstruction and f a ul ty workmanship in the buildini;t of Big Canyon homes and have failed to honor lheir warranties A list of 28 alleged structural defects in the homes includes • faulty driveways, inferior flooring, substandard woodwork, cracked concrete and tile and de· fective lighting in the bathroom fixtures. Neither of the Deans could be reached for comment late Friday, having le ft thei r Search Ends ForSaiwr Off Island U.S. Coast Guard rescue teams have discontinued a day.Jong search for a man who fell from his 32-foot sailboat into chilly waters a bout 1 ~ mUes ott San Clemente lsland Saturday nlcht. The victim, whose vessel was registered Jn San Ptdro, Js presumed lost at sea but was not identified pubUchr pending notification or n.ext Of kin, Coast Guard offlcials Hid. Newport CC'nter office for lhe weekend. The plamtiffs claim that Big Can yon homeowners have incurred substantiai expense in major repairs to their homes and have not been reimbursed by the developers d espite such assurances contained in their warranties a nd community association agreements. They blame negligent supervision during construction of the costly Big Canyon homes for the faul ts itemized in the lawsuit. ...... ~ . Coast Resident Graduates at 76 By WILLIAM E. HODGE Ot , .. OellY l'llol Stell Joseph Condon peered out through his bifocals at a stack of books and renectcd about his 60 years as an "uneducated man." Tuesday, Condon will mark a milestone in his formal education when he receives his high school diploma at the age of 76. But his learning experience has occupied most of his years. "My father got me into the textile business "hen I quit school," the llunt ington Beach resident recalled "t worked there for a long lime unW the Depression came along and knocked the-socks orf everything.'' Faced with bleak job prospects and little mon('y, Condon rd his way into the then.infa nt aircraft industry. ··r gotajob\\ilh the Fokker A1rcrart Company m New J ersey doing clerical kinds or JObs." he said That clerical JOh set Condon on a Journey which eventually led to a staff assistant position at North American Rockwell some 30 years later. ··1 was assistant to th e vice president for proc ure ment and developed rnter-office and purchasinl.!· procedures for that section of the company," he said. "I've had a good life," he continued. "But I've always felt like an unfinished product.'' The blank spac<' in Condon 's life will be filled Tuesday in Costa Mesa when he receives his diploma. 'Tve always had a li ngering sense of frustration that I nev<'r completed that step." the stlver· haired Condon related ·1 de· cided to find nut whal I w;is worth.'" His worth. the spirited senior said, was the number of credits he had earned towards .. rugh school degree in 73 years. "l saw Mary Wert at lhe Newport-Mesa adult education office aboul three years ago when I lived m Costa Mesa and she agr eed to collect my tr anscripts from back East to see how many I needed.·· he related. lfo was surprised at the number of cr('dits h e harl am assed over that period. "It turned out I didn't have many classes Lo take." he said. "But it took a while to get back into school after the long absence. It was difficult to concentrate, but I was det· ermined tofinish." Delly l'llet Sti ff Plwt& FINISHES A CHAPTER Graduate Condon Bob Magoon T~sAgain For Nantucket I NEWPORT. R.T CA P> - American speedboat champion Bob Magoon and hli; crf'w left Sao Miguel . The Azores. on Sunday in thek 36-foot power boat. still intent on m aking it t<l Nantucket. R.l. but with no hope left of breaking the record for a trans-Atlantic cro!;Smg. it was reported here A leaking fuel tank. rain end strong head-winds caus~ the boat to run out of fuel 90 miles easl of Sao Miguel on Saturday. Taken under tow by ..t Danish freighter and later a Portugese naval vessel. the boat reached Sao Miguel at 8 pm. PDT Satur- day night . The boat was scheduled to have reached Sao Miruel at 3:28 am. PDT on Saturday. Because of the delay, the boat is now 24 hours behind schedule, virtually erasinf any chance or breaking the trans-Atlantic speQd record of 82 hours. 40 minutes set by the SS t.:mted States in 1952. "The crew is well rested and in good spirits, .. said a spokesman in Sao Miguel. r o.ltyf"tlels.ft#Mte BRIAN GARLAND'S CLASS LEARNS ABOUT FARAWAY PLACES VIA HAM RADIO In Hunttngton Beach. Teacher Provides an Incentive for Further Educ•Uon Learning by Ham Radio Edison Teacher Expands Kids~ Horizons By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of the Dally Piiot 54afl An Alaskan gold miner, the mayor of St. Paul, Minn., a Russian history professor and the assistant city attorney in Wichita, Kan., have all "visited" teacher Brian Garland's Edison High School classroom in Huntington Beach. Garland found these people and brought them to tus students to exchange perspectives and understand each other better. BUT GARLAND DID not pay large sums of money for plane fare or other travel expenses. Students spoke wtlh people from far away by way of Edison High School's ham radio station WA6BDT Garland, a social studies teacher, uses the radio communication for half a class period per week. It provides an incentive for the prior 4 1 2 days, he says. THE HAM RADIO, purchased with an educational research and development grant, includes a 60·foot antenna tower and broad- casts with 1000 watts of power. Garland also use's the radio in a 10th grade Man and Civilization summer course. Since the station began operalion two years ago, students have reached other ham radio operators in 36 states and 18 countries ..,. including the USSR, Japan, Saipan, Finland, Argentina and India. GARLAND CALLED OUT on the radio recenUy with his summer class and told anyone "reading the mail" or listening that he was speaking for a class or Edison High School students in Huntington Beach. One radio man in Vancouver, Canada. answered and asked a student to explain where Huntington Beach is. "Well, we're near Fountain Valley," said • the soft spoken 10th grader. "Where's Fountain Valley?" asked the confused Vancouver ham operator. THE SAME DAY. Garland's class reached the Wichita assistant city attorney and a blind operator in Fort Frazier, a remote section of North Bril1sh Columbia. $570,000 Total [ __ c_11_c_11A_T_TER ___ J The blind radio operator said he bad special dials on his ham set which allowed him to feel the settings with his fingers. "The major purpose or the station in the classroom i s to make world-wide communications available to students so that they see the world in all its inter- relationships,•· said Garland. ••STUDENTS LEARN TO ask questions and lo seatth for truth and unden;tanding.'' he added. For instance, Garland explained, students were able lo learn why the hermit miner sought solitude in the wilds of Alaska twen though he periodically "reads mall" on his ham radio. Students found that St. Paul. Minn., residents have similar environmental concerns as Huntington Beach citizens ac· cording to the mayor in that city. EDISON STUDENTS HAVE also learned Russian Czarist history from a professor at Moscow University who spoke lo them through the Iron Curtain. Garland, who also serves as Huntington Beach City (elementary> School Board president. said students have also contacted various U.S. high schools to exchange information for class projects. Several students have qualified for their own amateur radio license after witnessing the classroom demonstration, said Garland, who operates a station from his home. BESIDES THE EDUCATIONAL benefjt of the high school ham radio, the station can serve as an emergency unit in times of nalur al disasters. Even if electrical power is knocked out, said Garland, a gas-powered generator nearby his classroom can keep the radio in operation for emergencies. College Gets Two Make-work Grants Scenes Set For Workslwp In SadLHeback Saddleback College•s summer theater workshop will conclude Friday with a free public performance at 8 p.m. in Bulldin&R. Saddlebacl College has been chosen to administer two grants totaline $570,000 under the federal "make work" program created by the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA>. The larger grant, about $312,000, will permit the college training programs in business skills for S) ecODOmically disadvantaged adults and in printing technology for 45 more people. He said other agencies given CETA money will "raid" the unemployment rolls and cb~e the best workers first. Harlow explained that when the emergency jobs act was passed, the county's jobless rate was over 8 percent, with plenty of unemployed indivldµals to choose from. Now. he said. it is only about 4 percent. Captain"s Locke~ Reports Burglary Marine equipment walu.ed by the vid1ms at $2,845 bu beeQ •tolfll f1om al>ma Point store by bur .. lfl wbo appmmtly Use4 a crowbar to pry open the door. Oran&e Co\mt1 1herilr1 of· fiC*a Aid the theft WU report«! tiJ operators of the CaJ)talil11 Loclter. U23$ Pacific COut Hllbwq. Two Reader•s Theater performances and scenes from four other works will be staged to close the three-week program, which was tau1ht by drama instructors Iqrnn Wells and Wynn Pearce. Student performers Include Peanuts Bu.setb, Nick Dielup. Mark LaBonte. Kurt Lehman, Robb Nimmo, Nancy Motten· bead, Elsa Rosles, Mllr1 Rose. Cheryl Smay and Monica Weatherholt. The Reader•s Theater producqoiu include HemJoeway'a .. A Clean. Well .. Lltbted Place.. and Eudora Wet~·· "WbY I live at the P.O.'' BeMl.eaves ltANSAS CITY <AP> -Mrs. HU17 S Truman wu released from Besearch Medical Oenter C)ft Fr1Q1 8nCI teturMd to ber home lil nea:rbj lnd8pendence. Mo. TM~· Of tbe former p~ beCl betil bojpitalized tor two,...P fol~ a fall lhe IN.ff wed Ill ber bom• June ia; . I Adobe lives On l Lawyer Honors Indian Roots BJ WILi.JAM SCBRt:IBER OI tM o.ilf rlN4 51Mt Steve Rios is proud of his deep roots in San Juan Capistrano. Back ln 1784, Feliciano Rios stood auard at the old Spanisb mission, founded in 1776. But Rio8 ii equally coenizant or his cultural heritage. He and his family are members of the Orange County Indian tribe that became known to the Spaniards aa Juaoenos. IT WAS LOVE of his family history that convinced him to try and eslabli!;b his budding law practice In the venerable Rios Adobe In San Juan. The old home was built in 1794 and bas been continuously occupied since. ll was to honor his Indian blood that the ~year-old Rios chose to get bis law degree and specialize in the highly complex field of In· dianlaw. Expertise gathered ove,. two years worlcing for the legal rights of Indians earned him a recenl appointment by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. as executive secretary of the state's Native American .Heritage Commission. lllOS SAID IN a telephone interview be took the Sacramento post knowing full well be still intended to open h.is own practice in the old San Juan adobe. "The city has been very cooperative In approving my re· quest to use the adobe as an of. fice and a residence.'' Rios said. "But the approval was condi· tional. There are still some build· ing and safety requirements that• must be worked out ... He said the plan to open an of- fice in the dwelling will be ''in limbo" until some way can be found to ease the codes to fil his· toric buildings. ••WJDLE I WAS waiting, it was a perfect opportunity to work closely with the governor. de- velop some political contacts and learn bow the legislative process works," Rios said. The young Marine Corps veteran Dlakes no secret •bout H08pital Planned LOS ANGELES CAP) -The County Grand Jury bas repeated its recommendation for rebuild- ing of the earthquake·ravaged Olive View Hospital m Sylmar. citing a "clear need for a major county hospital in the San Fernando Valley." his future political ambitions. ''I'm definitely interested in politics but I don't want to stray too far from lawyering," he said, noting that be has no present in· terest in a particular elective of· flee. · "BY TAKING THIS appointment, I'll be gathering a Jot of transferable experience that 1 can bring back to San Juan and possibly be of some help, "Rios said. •· He said the commission whose activities he will direct is com· prised primarily or members of a num berOf Calltol'Dla tribes. He said the panel was established to protect Indian cultural resources in the state from encroachment by such ac· tivities as road-building, dam· building. logging and other ac- tivities. "INDIANS UVE IN harmony with mother earth," he said. "Ceremonial sites are very important to Indian culture." Such sites include burial grounds, heligious and such places as bot springs where "In· dian doctoring" is performed. Rios said a recent commission project oecurred. wbea state highway builders in San Dieso unearthed a rare "double eagle .. burial site directly in tho UdO of the highway. BE SAIDTll.E fravecontained the remains of a Luiseno Indian chief wbo was buried with two eagles captured by the tribe fOl" the burial ceremonies. The commission worked with CalTrans and the local tribe and· worked out an agreement whereby the highway would be paved directly over the grave .site.but without any scientific a• cavation beforehand. "It is one or the commission's very difficult tasks to reconcile • native American values with scientific values," Rios said. "Until recently, there was a total disregard of the Indian beliefs by many scientis~. •• RIOS SAID IT is nice to work with Gov. Brown on lndia11 problems. "He is a very spiritual man and Indians are spiritual, too," Rios said. "He bas an affinity for Indian issues because of his own spirituality.'' Two-year Paet County's Workers Voting on Contract More than 8,000 Orange County employes will vote this week on a two-year cootract giving most of them a 5.85 percent pay raise in the coming year and 5.5 percent the second. Directors of the Orange County Employes Association. which represents the bulk of county workers, approved the contract Thursday and will recommend that employes ratify it. COUNTY PERSONNEL Director Bert Scott said the contract, if ratified by workers, will be presented lo supervisors July 12 and would take eUeet July 15. Scott said a few employes will receive a 2.75 percent higher pay raise and a few others will receive 2.75 percent less to even their salaries to those earned by workers with similar jobs, ac- cording to a county.conducted survey. ONE STUMBLING BLOCK lo negotiations this year bad been a proposal to institute a merit pay plan for county employes. According to a compromise. the merit system will not apply to existing county employes but instead will apply only to new employes. Last year, county supervisors unilaterally adopted a wage and benefit. package for employes after negotiators failed to reach agreement. ( TRIS YEAR NEGOTlATIONS were marked by some protests. including a noontime rally that drew about250employes. There also were three • instances in which small groups of workers called or reported in sick apparently to protest the county's bargaining posit.ion. ~ When we want to find ·out if our Sc~ool Program is effective in ·getting young people involved in their world, we ask the experts. Teachers. They teU u our VEC School Program, In combtnetlon with today's newepepef', I• the moat effective way they've tound to bu11d atudent awareneea ,net to dft9top atudenls' crltlcal tHJntdng, reedlng. and dl1cu1· 1Jon lklllL Our program la .cletlgnt6 to draw 1tuc1tnta Into d11c11.1111on1 ot loelaf • m.Jor ,..,. .. Bett ol Ill, the P'Ollfllm challenges ldch to UN their"'"* Md Imaginations and to become lrwolwed In thw community and In the wottcl around them. I.a "~ With "9 ac:hoola In 1h• ed\lctllott of OUf YOUN peop ... w• IHI thi. ,. one °' ~ f'tiOet lm~rtanl protect•. W• coutd t.tt Y• mo,. about•OUf' school p'°'"""" ~~et thet,t tcttoole.., Hao muda ~ ,.,. .............. NEW BOOK AUTHOR Victor LHky SNOOPER? Fr•nklln Aoaevett CARDS STACKED? Rk:h•rd Nixon SPYING URGED Jbhn Doar TRAPPED? Henry Ruth Monday, Jury 4. 1971 OAIL v PILOT AS APPUEO PRESSURE 'Bebe' Rebozo Neeesslty Doctor's No's Get Tiresome By DR. STEINCROBN Dear Dr. Stelncroha: My conscience bothers me whenever I visit my doctor. So I stay away as long as I can. I get tired of hearing that I ought to lose weight. He keeps telling me that smoklng is bad for me -as if I didn't know it. I realize I'm being stubborn. and perhaps shortening my life. However, sometimes I'd like to bear him tell me what I can do and not what 1 can't do. Do I make sense?-Mn. V. Watergate Only Penny-ante Stuff? . COMMENT: I understand. So do mllllons of other patients who bear "no-nos" from their doctors. It aei& tiresome. You begin to feel like a small child or an adolescent who ls constantly being "advised" by parents. They know It's for their own good, too. But they begin to resent such evidence of "loving care." AFJ'Ea A WHILE PATIENTS realize the implication of what Mark Twain said: "The onJy way to keep your heallh is to eat what you don't want, drink what you don't like, and do what you'd rather not." WASHING TON (AP> -One or the latest of the Watergate books claims that Richard M. Nixon's predecessors committed "numerous politicial excesses, some or which make Watergate look like penny-ante stuff " Victor La.<,ky writes in "It Didn't Start With E11eourages It Wedlock Big With Carter WASHINGTON CAPJ -Jimmy Carter is president of the United Stales, leader of the western world -and marnage counselor? Yes, say those who work closest to him. The President 1s not JU!>t a marriage counselor, they say. He touts marrwgc and sometimes pushes aides to give up the single li fe for holy wedlock. THE PRESIDENT BROUGHT WlTH him to Washington dozens of energetic, attractive young men and women who worked with him during his campaign. To all subordinates, Carter seems to have taken on lhe role of a father figure, displaying concern for their happiness and an interest in their personal lives. "I have done everything I could, properly and legitimately, to encourage my staff members' families to be slable," Carter said at a news conference when asked about White House morality. Carter said last week that White House couples with "possible problems" get an invitation to visit with the Carter family to show that "you can have an aggressive, dynamic. • competitive political career and 1u11G at the same time maintain your allegiance and your obligation to your own family duties·· NO ONE AT THE WHITE House seems able to identify the recipients of unsolicited presidenliaJ marriage counseling, but Greg Schneiders, 30, director of White House projects and a husband for six monlhs now , said Carter led him to the altar. Schneiders and his wife, Mane, dated for five years The subject of marriage came up in talks with Carter during last year's campaign. ''It did not make any difference to us if we got married sooner or later," said Schneiders, "but Jimmy Carter and I finally agreed that sooner would be better than later ." SO A PROPOSED APRIL wedding was moved up to New Year's Eve. "lie never implied or said that il would make any difference us to my job with him." said Schneiders. "lie was nc>ver heavy-handed about marria~c." Mary King, deputy director of ACTION, which O\ ersees volunteer agencies, recalled that It was Carter who asked her in 1974 if she and her steady date, Peter Bourne, had thought of getting married. When she hedged a litUe, Carter said, "Well, l think you ought to get married. I love Rosalynn more now that than I did 28 years ago." "And so, in November, we got married," said Ms.King. HE& HUSBAND IS AN assistant to the President. But she said Carter was not being judgmental ~ or trying to interfere or intervene. 1 "It's an expression of real caring and ~ concern,'' she said. "I think it's a marvel these days ' that an elected official would care enough to get involved in people's lives that way." Tim Kraft, Carter's appointments secretary. was marrled in April. He said the President was elated when be heard or the plans and Insisted that Kraft take more than a planned weekend · honeymoon. • TRIS UNABASHED ENTHUSIASM FOR -~ marriage, White Rouse employes Sil)', stems from k his own good marriage. . " ''I think be hu such a solid relatJon.sblp with RoSal1M tbat be really la pro-marriaae. ''•aid Ma. Kini ... He really does feel that It'• better tb&A UU'thina else. t• t • • · .. He &ISWDM that because be baa • trt•t mtrriqe, It would be great tor evtr)bocly elff too,,. 1aid Suaan Clouib, Carter'• peraonal secretary and a divorced mother ol two. Watergate" that the affair "has been blown up out of all proportion to the realihes, becoming a veritable teapot in a te mpest." HE CITES AN "IRS WlTCll·HUNT" directed against right-wing dissenters by the Kennedy QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi "Nol today, Hartman -I'm an no mood for humor •· Foundation Gives College a Ketch The Tatman Foundation in land-locked Webster Groves, Mo. has given Saddleback College another gift to keep its growing marine studies program afloat. The educational foundation.which is an arm of Rep·ublic Insurance Corp., has presented the college with $500 to cover the costs of maintaining a 40-foot, ferro-cement sailboat on semi- permanent loan to the Mission Viejo school. The KC·40 ketch, called "The Rock," is a sister ship to another vessel donated outright to Saddlbeback by the foundation last year. The ship is worth $75,000 D.D. Chomeau. foundation president. also mformed the college that one of its marine science instructors. Mark W. Howe, had been named to the foundation board. "I believe that this move will facilitate better coordination of our program and yours, .. Chomeau said. Enroll11Wnt Falu= SACRAMENTO (AP) -California's public school enrollment in grades kindergarten through 12 fell 1.1 percent last year , the sixth straight year of decline, state officials say. The latest survey by the state Department of EducaUon showed a 1.7 percent decline in the first eight grades and only a 0.1 percent decrease in higher grades. Overall, enrollment totaled 4,235,525 in regular classes, a drop of 48,946 from the fall of 1975. Special education classes, such as those for the handicapped and slow learners, showed slight gains, and adult education was up nearly 5 percent. Officials said private school enrollment showed a modest increase. administration, the use by Lyndon B. Johnson of "various U\vestigatory agencies to carry on polit· ical warfare against his adversaries" and requests by Franklin D. R006evelt "to snoop into the private lives of opponents. .. The fact 1s that Democratic scandles of comparable. if not greater, significance were permitted to glide by w1th0ut any of the over- whelming and unrelent111g attention later paid Watergate by a press, which, in its lust for machismo. !)Ought to disembowel a hated presi.dent." The book, in its third week on the New York Times best-seller list, is devoted in large part to a defense of Nixon. "IF RICHARD NIXON WAS GUILTY of anything at all," Lasky writes, "it was his inability to hold on to the overwhelming mandate given btm by lhe American people in 1972." In the book he says "it was obvious from the very beginning of the House impeachment inquiry that the cards were stacked against Nixon." Judiciary committee counsel John Doar, he says, .. was the same Doar who had urged Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark in 1967 to seek intelligence information from government workers in the nation's black communittes." And to re-enforce ' C 0 Mark Twain, here is DO 'Ii R IN another quotation I came THE HOUSE across. It's by La---------~­Rochefoucauld: "To keep well by too strict a regimen is a tedious disease in itself." l guess what it all adds up to is that a lot offun is taken out or life when you to go to seo your doctor. He's bound to tell you you're doing something wrong. Either eating too much, s moking or drinking too much. He's taking the joy out of life. BUT CONSIDER IT. DAILY repetition to scores of patients of many shall nots is hard on the doctor, too. He'd rather tell you to go out and have fun. The reason he takes the hard road is because pictures of patients suffering from emphysema. cancer, diabetes and other ailments keep recurring. *** Exhaustion instigates bickering and tension, so learn to relax when you are tired advises Dr. THE FAMED WHITE HOUSE TAPE Steincrohn in his booklet "How To Live With Less Tension At Home." For a copy write him at the transcripts, he says. "show a president loath to Daily Pilot. P .O. Box !560, Costa Mesa 92626. move against longtime a~soc1ates who somehow enclosing so cents and a stamped. self-addressed had blundered into an untenable pos1llon. I "The President found himself in a no·win _e_n_ve_ope_. _______________ _ situation. Had he acted at the very beginning, he undoubtedly would have been accused of a lack or loyally to those who had served him. Now with the release of the transcripts the moralis ts were scornful because he had not flayed about in righteous wrath." Lasky says the majority in the Senate Watergate committee "engaged in cover-ups in behalf of Democrats," by failing to explore such avenues as illegal campaign contributions to Democrats. CRITICS WHO HAD HOPED FOR new revelations about the Nixon administraUon were disappointed, he writes. at the "final report" of the third Watergate prosecutor, Henry Ruth. Ruth had to acknowledge, Lasky says, "that he and his staff could come up wtth no new bombshells and that, in fact. the old bombshells proved to be duds." The biggest of those bombshells, he said, was that after two years of investigations by the Senate committee. the IRS. Investigative reporters and the prosecutors's office. "Ruth was forced to concede there was no evidence of wrongdoing" by Charles G. "Bebe'' Rebozo, Nixon's close friend. And, Lasky says, the damning June 23, 1972, tape -publication of which preceded Nixon's resignation -shows it was H.R. Haldeman, not Nixon, who initiated the suggestion that the FBI be 1.1''.>H & CARRY B THE UNISTOR M...STER CHARGE BANKAMERICAIID lllOWER 1'41'£11 CO ..... ·--···-· .. FOOD SERVICE PROOUF PAPEI GOODS '-Gin WRAP. JANITORIAL SUPPLIES llllON TAPE MERCHANDISE IAGS SHll'PIMG CARTONS GIFTIOXIS CLOSE OUT SPECIALS OM PAPER PLATES. BOWLS&CUPS BLOWER PAPER COMPANY hMnQ ~ Counsy 10< lll Y-. 1525 E. EDINGER. SANTA AMA _._._~ JV> __ .. ......,.;._., asked to stop investigating Watergate. •------------------.. Baldwin Pianos and Organs FeclO<)' Fllt•nclnf LESSONS· INSTRUMENTS ,._MUSIC CENTER 'llNoft lellnd MO-tcm .,...., .... Complete New Yotk'Stdcifs. Delivered same day fresh to your doorstep , DAILY PILOT r PILOT DITORIAL PAGE Lesson from_ History A year aao loduy Americans were celebrating the big est bJrt.hday party In their ht!toty. It was a aroat party, but the t-xhilurullon of turning 200 soon wore off. The n t1on 's probl~ms had not gone up m smoke along with the duzllang tirc"ork& The .:nergy <'risis. inflation. unemployment , dt:,armamenl, health costs-all were still with WI. Today Wt''r~ 201 11nd, while thing:-. are picking up in some quart.en, 1t does seem the problems never will be solved. So it's Interesting to look back on the mood of the nation not long after that first celebration in 1776. Said Alexander Hamilton of the young government, "The frail and tottering edifice seems ready to fnll upon our heads and crush us beneath its ruins." With lour mo1·e years of war ahead, the "government•• was httle more than a committee of delegates from 13 states. The states bickered and didn't want to ante up funds for the central government Thirteen years of \\-hat Hamilton called "national humiliation" were to pass before the Constitution had been framed and r atified by the states. It took patience, intelligence, dedication and faith. But the "frail and tottering edifice" did not fall. One by one the problems were solved. And so they will be once more. Bl Questions Remain While it is certain President Carter would not knowingly make an inadequate defense choice, many questions about his decision to halt Bl production remain to puzzle the American public. The President suggested the Bl decision might show the Kremlin the United States is seriously concerned with achieving an arms limitation agree- ment. But in the same breath he recommended de· ployment of the cruise missile which has been the major bone of contention in talks with the Soviets. Obviously the Bl is terribly costly. During the eight years of debate since its development was init· iated, the projected cost of a 244-plane Bl fleet has risen from $9.8 billion to $24 billion. But it is an extraordinarily versatile weapon, with a 6,000-mile range, the ability to evade radar det- ection and to carry a variety of missiles and bombs. And, unlike ~n unmanned missile, it can be used for a deterrent snow of force and called back from an attack if necessar y. The cruise missiles cost between $.500,000 and $1 million. compared with more than $100 million for each Bl. Smaller missiles have a range of only 700 miles and would have to be carried toward their targets aboard a modified B-52. Larger cruise missiles, with a range of 1,800 miles, would have to be mounted outside the B-52. Modification of the existing fleet of B-52s would cost some $700.000 each and they could not be ready for deployment with cruise missiles before 1980, about the same time a Bl fleet would be operational. Obviously the Carter plan has cost advantages. But the old 13-52 is a lumbering box car. extremely vu I nerable to attack To date $3.9 billion has been spent on the Bl program, three test models are flying and just last week the J louse voled to include $1.5 billion for the purchase of five Bls in the coming year. For a time the President seemed to be leaning toward proceeding with the program. In fact, after his announcement last week, Pentagon officials said if the cost had been even 20 percent less, he would have chosen the Bl. Now it remains to be seen whether Congress will, as the President hopes, s upport his choice. The stake is the security of the next generation of Americans. Possibly of the free world. <auzz:ler Tennis Tactics Triumph Dear Gloon1y Gus High Selaool Talk Ruf fies Of fieialdom Another General Reprimanded ( ART HOPPE ) James KJlpatrick, who writes a newspaper column instead of finding honest work, reports that President Carter is a fi endishly clever tennis p layer who employs every trick not in the book to destroy his opponent's game. Not only does our President call foot faults on his competitors which is un heard or an social tcnrus. but when tht:'y are playing well he lundly ad vises them of what they are doing wrong From this, Mr . Ktl · patrick conclud es that Mr. Carter "bids fair to be the greatest President of them all," because "Jimmy Carter, dear friends. is my kind of crook." Coming from Mr. Kilpatrick this is high praise indeed. But l fear he has made the cardinal er ror of confusing tennis with real life. ,. THERE is Mr. Carter, for ex- ~mple. about to sit down with Mr Brezhnev to discuss nuclear dis-a r.ma men t. Naturally, Mr. Cjlrter insists on spinning a coin to determine who will serve up his argument first. "Heads it is!" says Mr. Brezhnev triumphantly. "I'll serve." "Okay," says Mr. Carter graciously, "then I'll take that side even though I'm afraid you'll have the sun directly in your eyes." . A grumbling Mr. Brezhnev and his advisers cart all their papers and charts around to the other side of the table. "Mr. Presl· dent," he finally begins. "Our position is. . . · · I personally don't care "whatever happcnt:'d to Rodney AJlen Rippy"! S.T. Gloomy G"' commtl'lf\ •r• 'ubmttttd by n•IM" ~rtd oo not fttCftUArtly rff'-<t '"" VtfW'\ of tht ntw1p.aptr $tncl your pet !Wt•tlp Gloomy Gu>. D•1ly Pilot, "Hold it!" says Mr. Carter. "[ have to tie my shoe." Mr. Brezhnev, his patience waning. taps his fingers as Mr. Carter slowlv tics his shoe. "A· hah'." says ·Mr. Carter. "! see you lap only the threl' middJc fingers of your right hand. I'm no expert. mind you, but why don't you bring your little finger and thumb into the motion? Lik<' this: Da·da·da·darup' Here, let meshowydu." .. Take your hands off me!" cries ~r. Brezhnev "SORRY, just trying to be helpful." says Mr. Carter, draw- ing back and accidentally spill· ing the water carafe over Mr. Brezhnev's favorite document "Whoops!" "By Lenin!" shouts Mr. Brezhnev. pounding the table. "We 'll never give up our Backfire bombers for the likes of you!" ''A good move," says Mr Carter. "But 1 think if you didn't clench your fist quite so tightly you'd get a louder thump. Here, try it again." At this point. a ranting Mr. Brezhnev has to be dragged from the room by his aides. Mr. Carter goes home with a foxy smirk on his face -the psyche or another opponent utterly destroyed. Re bas several moments to savor his victory before the first of 1232 In· tercontinental Samovar Missiles lands on our heads. SO YOU SEE what errors of judgment we are led into when we compare tennis with reality. Arter aJl. ''tennis isn't a matter of life or death," as m y old tennis mentor. John Gardiner, is fond of pointing out. "It's much more important than that." W ASlllNGTON The other day Secretary of the Army Clif- ford Alexander admtnistered a Class C reprimand to a three-star general for the contents of a talk to a high school commencement class. Lt. Gen. Donn Starry, com· mander of the Fifth Army Corps in We st Germany for the past 16 months. has also been known to say som e pretty startling things around the kin - dergarten; in· cautious words uttered in the creche can also help undermine the civilian control of the military. The government has a rule pro- hi b1 ting high-ranking officers from going about in public dis· puling Policies decided by their civilian superiors. That's fair enough, but nothing General Starry said, as it was reported in the press, contradicted any policy although it may have brought into doubt some of the poses government officials like to strike. One can imagine reasons why there might be discomfiture in high places at reading that Starry had told kids, "True peace wi ll not come in your time. The only peace you can expect and the only peace of any value to you is peace of mind; peace that comes with understanding the imperfections of mankind and of having figured out how to cope with this imperfectness.'· Trusting that the general's command over his troops is firmel' than his command ol the mother tongue, it's hard to see wh at's wrong with the content of wha t he said. although it ·s easy to see why Secretary Alexander might not want young American cars to hear It I IF WE disregard countless skirmishes and minor military actions, the United States has ~Colden Rule Really Silver • • tifnfd to the freezlJ1'l•polnt of water,· ind tero to its bolling· point: (When finally adopted. the two were reversed.) -That lrdmanuel Ksint, the 1reat phllcisophtr, durin1 the foll 80 yeara Cl h.ls life. was never oo ce more lhtn 30 miles away from the town he wu bom In. pearance or the figure or ''Uncle Sam," the Republican elephant, and the Democratic donkey were all created by a newspaper car· t.oonlat, Thomas Naat. who came here as an immigrant boy from Germany. ( VON HOFFMAN ) been involved in four major wars since the turn or the century. That's about one every 19 years, so that on the basis of our track record the general c'ouldn't be righter. He could have gone further. He could have said that they and their country will be in· vol ved in a bloody conflict before they reach middle age. The mistake this soldier made was to speak words tending to destroy the peace illusion. Ever since Woodrow Wilson coined the graceless phrase "peace strength" to JUSllfy ar mament legislation, our top people have preached the notion that bombs can buy tranquility . General Starry destroys that notion and reminds us that the probabilities are that we are merely between rounds in a perpetual boxing match. "Peace is an illusion," the general in· formed the graduates, "conflict of som e kind is a natural state of man." When a person is dis· ciplined for saying something like that, it's because those punishing him agree. Secretary Alexander is afraid General Starry 1s right. "In your lifetime the Soviets will fight the Chinese, probably in a major war. Difficult as it may be to see the United States becoming involved in such a war, it is likely that we would do so once it became apparent thal one or the other of the antagonists was about to win and gain absolute control over the bulk of the Eurasian landmass." this too- candid officer also said. BY INADVE RTENCE h e reveals what may be War College and Pentagon thinking, namely that the United States will attack before it's attacked. The propos1· tion he's propounding is that America will use its arms strength to play balance-of· power Politics even among Com- munist nations. The doctrine here is that Russia and China ought not to be allowed to unite either by friendship or conquest and that we will use force to pre· vent it. There's no reason to think that this is current policy in the White House. Actually the way the general phrased himself one is led to believe he thinks the Unit- ed States will beha,·e rn that way because such intervention is part of the basic shared perception of all people allowed into positions of high authority in our society. THE GENERAL talks as though all of this is inevitable re- gardless or what the people in the White House may think they believe al the mome nt, and by shutting him up, rather than lak- ing issue with hi m , Alexander sounds like he's telling starry, "Yeah, we know you're right, bµt we don't want you to be giving • the game away in public, idiot ... If this line of thought strikes you as altogether too pessimistically cynical, you might reflect on the news that the Pentagon is pushing ahead on the neutron bomb. The description of the thtng makes it sound like a device or anti-capitalist satire - a weapc>n that only kills people and leaves property undisturbed. At long last a bomb that protects fixed assets and preserves in- vestments! It'll be time enough to dis- cipline General Starry when they announce work on the develop- ment or a weapon that only destroys property and spares people. State's $965,000 Goof All those fireworks exploding this Independence Day may not be just firecrackers, unless legislators have become so blase Crom the handling of billion dollar budgets that a mere million dollar goof is no longer or importance. For someone is bound to be raising cain about the recent study contracted for by the Department or Rehabilita· tion. · Under the terms of the agree· ment, researchers nt UCLA will conduct a sur- vey to identify the number of handicapped indi viduals w i t hin the state. For this service the state will pay $96Si000. For the ln· form atlo'l'I or the department the data could have been obtained at a fraction of the cost had the contract gone lO bid givmg other researchers the opportunlty to compete for tho Job as provided in the state contrad law. Jn fact, had they not naslled mt.o tM deal for a 511.r- vey which wm nol be cornplcttd until JUnc of nm year, they could already be in possessloa ot th• detired stalisllcs at no cost et all! ( EARL WATERS ) fined enough, the department is referred to the excellent study prepared for the P aci!ic Telephone Company by Firing and Associates of San Francisco. UNDERTAKEN FOR the purpose of aiding the company in better meeting the telephone needs of the public, the study was completed barely two months after the state had committed itself to the spending or a million dollars for a survey which it appears wlll be far less specific. Not only does the study detail the handicapped by aee group, it separat es the m by income brackets and locates them by geographic area. . So sophisticated is the data provided that it even categorizes by degrees Of vision and ¥ariog impairment.a, breaks down the extent of paralysis, and tdenwtes lhe particular members or lbe body which are missing, includ. inl Utt.le nnaers and tots. Furthermore, f\nco tho bulo source data ror the tl•tc's Sur· vey will oo obtatned. under tbe ttrms oC the contract, by a ran· dom dlaltng of 30,000 bouseholds, u .. wowd •PPHC that ~ "'°"• company ttudy ls mor reliable Ulan that which wlll be prOduced for the atate. Aecordlnl to Firin1. thtlr n1•tea w.. eotnplled from JD•lerlala Hcrtl as tbe U.S. 1: ... -tilal StieWi~ ,.... ..... Vital ......... 1t.0.Ue1, -..ecw~maatJy,'IO•· .-eat r,tw. Tb4IM we ioll.W pabUibed ~ from OtJW ~ auti. • iUM 1fiUGMl'MI ltlooW dlt DMt ...... "U..t ....... Illume moat au ol Ute maltrl• used by Firing would be in the library or a state agency dedicat- ed lo assisting the handicapped. If not they would have been easi- ly obtainable so that the depart. ment could have gathered similar data for their use long ago. In truth It is ama:ilng that the department, whose primary purpose is to .. rehabilitate and place in suitable employment l~ maximum number of disabled persons." could have been if business all these years with~ having such figures to guide it from the beginning. It would have seemed the identincaUon d its potential clientele would hav"' been the Clrst priority of buJf- ness. ' Incidentally, to understand~ monumental size or the coot PT&T states it paid only $8,~ (ei1ht thousand> foe lb extensive and detailed stUcly! DAILY PILOT ··cot o prubl.m, Tlt•n wnu tu l'at Dunn Pat wtll cut rtd kfl», {l#llln11 the unaiurc ond orhon JtOU Med fo aolw irwqw~• j11 11ut••rnmmt and bu.tlnl'st Moll "°"' qwci.wn.r '"Pat fJunn . Al Yt1ur S•nnC't, Orange> Coos! Or11ly Pilot, f' <> llOl' 1560, C'oato M .. a. CA f1m A.t ~V ll'llf'rJ UJ JX>,'111>/f' UJlll be.' OlllWfTt'd, bul phofwd mqu"1tA or lt-tll'ta rwl andw1mg the rtad•r'1 full IMlmr. addrr'u and hu.nn,.u huura' phone numbe'rcon~ bt> t cm&kJt·r1·iJ 1·hu t ulumn opp.:ura do•· I~ uctpt Sclurda1111 Stlrea• Rat~• fi'ran~1ti.er• DEAR PAT: I am thinking ahoul investing in a franctuse business How can I check lo i.ee if the franchisor has a good business reputation? Are there any laws ·10 Cahfornaa to protect the franchisee? J J., Fountain Valley Tbe Fraachlae lnvestmeat Law, wblcb became ertecUve Jaa. I, 1971, re1ulatea the sale of fraacblsH In CaJlforala. Tbl1 law provides iD substance U.at unJess spec:Ulcally uempted, a frucblse may not be sold in CallfornJa unless a reglstratioa bas first been obtained from the Depart meat of Corporatloos. The department urg~s you to discuss aa lnvestmeat with an attorney, ac- countant, banker or business advisor before commJtllng money to a franchise. U also keeps public rues on franchisers. A YS suggests you read the pamphlet, "Should I Buy This Franchise -A Checklist For Prospective Investors." Write the Department of Corporations, 600 S. Commonwealth Ave., Los Angeles, CA. 90005, or phone (ZIJ) 620·27ZO for a copy. E'intt •Find•' Lo•t ftef und DEAR PAT: I ordered some merchandise last Dec. 16 from Sheldon Cord Products in Chicago, enclosing a $20 money order. My order arrived, but I did not accept it because I could tell breakage had occurred. I've tried ever since then to get my money back. I even provided proof the company bad cashed my check. J .C .. Costa Mesa Sheldon Cord Products' customer service representative said sbe "couldn't understand" why you have bad such a problem obtaining your refund. She promises it will be issued Immediately. Let A VS know what happens, and If you need further assistance. l'anity It~• Big ,JfaU ftbk DEAR PAT· My daughter subscribes to several magazines tor teenagers. She wants to send away lo some mall order companies for various merchandise, including one "wonder cure" for skin problems. 1 · m trying Lo talk her out or it. What do you think? G. P .• Huntington Beach Some mall order companies are honest and reliable. The ones which aren't accounted for $514 million in mall fraud schemes during the last fiscal year, according to the U.S. Postal Service. Your daughter may be Interested to learn that vanity products. blemish removers, hair restorers and breast enlargers were the top two mall fraud classlflcatlons. Investment in undeveloped or uninhabitable vacation property followed closely. It would be wise to check" with the Better Business Bureau in the city w~ere the firm ls located before buying. Out·of·state BBB offices' addresses can be obtained by writing to the Council of Better Business Bureaus, 1150 17th St. N.W .• Washington, DC?0036. Gi11ea1Day, 1tfinau Middletttan DEAR PAT: We moved to Orange County from Northern California last month. J sorted through my family's clothes and have many items I wish to gave away. G.W.,SantaAna La Casa Delhi, 542 E. Central, Santa Ana, dlstrlb\Ms usable clothing directly to the needy. This organization was recommended by the Voluntary Action Center of South Orange County, Inc. E'DA Tighten• Pork Rule• · DEAR PAT: I've noticed that some pork products appear to be fully cooked, but they are not. I'm a label reader and always check but what about those who don't? J.B .. Dana Point Federal meat Inspection regulaUoas. now requJre trichinae treatment for all pork products that appear to be fully cooked but might be eaten care. Prior to tbl.s tighter requirement severa.I years ago, only a few products that appeared to be cooked were covered by the trlcblnae trea.tmeat reguJatJoa. Altbou&b trichinae-lnfec:ted swtae ts rare, Ute posslbWty of human Infection sWI exists If pork products are eaten raw, undercooked or odaenrise untreated. f'IKfAMllY COlOHlU FUl"IUl HOMI 7801 Botsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PAC .. IC YllW MIMOllAl '4H Cemetery Mortuary .Chapel 3500 Pacific View Dnve Newport California 6«-2700 Park Due-- In Niguel Construction on i..aeuna Niguel com- munity park is expected to begin the third week In July, County Supervisors Chairman Tom Riley an· nounced. The park will be local· ed Just off La Pu Road at the intarsection or MacKenzie Street and Knotty Pine Road. Youth Jobe Monday, July 4, 1977 DAILY PILOT A 7 They're Moving Up. 'Punch Orange County FimU Tell Promotions Justin Bl'auon has been appointed vlce presi- dent of sales and product development for Separation and Recovery Systems, Inc. Irvine. He is former product manager for the company. * David L. Stouffer has joined Merrill Lynch, Piere.-. Ff'nner & Smith, Inc. as an account ex· t·c utave an the Newport Beach office. • Arthur Turnu, Newport Beach. has been pro· moted to sales manager for Combined Insurance Company of America. lie will supervise a group of representatives. * Richard J . AgnelJo has been appointed vice pre- sident and manager of Bank of America'• Irvine in- dustrlal branch in Newport Beach. A 24-year BofA veteran, be has served the past live years as assis- tant vice president on the regional headquarters staff as a district administrator for bank branches in northern Orange County. He succeeds Frank D. Stewart, who has left the bank. • The Irvine Company, Newport Beach, won tbe Public Relations Society of America's Silver Anvil award for the nation's best public relations pro- gram during 1976 in the field of promotional publicity. The 33rd annual Silver Anvil Award wt>s pre· sented to Jan D. Hunsinger, residential public rel a· tions manager, for the com- pany's program in introducing the Irvine village or Wood- bridge. Special note was made of the pre-opening awareness program, the opening and the follow-up, aJI of which received national attention in newspapers, periodicals and television. Twenty-eight awards were j presented by PRSA for 1976 to HUNSINGER winners from business, government, trade associa- tions. and other non-profit organizations for out- standing programs in promotional publicity, com- munity relations. inshtutional relations, special events, public service and public affairs. A record 372 entries came from IS states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Raco. Ms. Hunsinger joined the Irvine Company's Dividend Set/or Aug.16 public relations department in 1975 lrom Kaufman & Broad. Inc. • Robert L. Bruce has been named loan officer at the Bank of Newport's main office in Newport Beach. He is former branch manager of Local Loan Company in Garden Grove and prior to that he was with tbe Hydril Company in Los Angeles. ... Frank L. Bryant, Capistrano Beach, and John' L. HUI, Newport Beach, have been promoted to ex· ((rm( ecutive vice presidents or Bateman Eichler, HUI Jj Richards~ Inc. Both are former senior vice presi-·-."'~-·oOi§i~~)~:Z~~~"'­ dents. • Tracy Barber, Irvine, bas been promoted lo the new position of director of product planning for Tecbn.lcolor Audio-Visual Systems, Costa Mesa. He will be concerned with the technical and sales L---------------------aspect.s of current products and with the develop- ment and marketing or new products. He joined the firm in 1967 as an assembly line "MIN Ro11! Would roa tell me tbe t.lae, date and mootb? My watc.h h.u 1topped." technician. Since then he has been an industrial ------------------- engineer, cartridge product manager, dealer rela- tions manager and most recently special projects manager. • Ralph G. Mallory, Irvine, has been named lo the newly created position of West Coast sales manager for Voltek, Inc. He will be responsible for sales and marketing in the 11 Western states. Mallory has held management positions in manufacturing, sales, quality control and market- ing for Sponge Rubber Products Company; B.F. Goodrich Sponge Products Division; Bank Brothers; Arkon Products, Division of Cellular In· dustries and Voltek. Since 1971 he has worked for Voltek as a product manager responsible for new market development. • P8er D. Hoyt, Corona del Mar, has been named a partner in Product Management Com- pany, Newport Beach. He is former director of the firm's operations research activities. • Patricia Harvey, Costa Mesa, has been named district sales manager of the Orange County title division of First American Title Insurance Com- pany. She was previously walh the Sacramento Division of First American. 'Professions' Meeting Set The second in a workshop series entitled "Meet the Professions" will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Baywood Recreation Center, Newport Beach. Nella Allen, manager of the Security Pacific Bank, Laguna Hills, will discuss "how to use a commercial bank." Trust officer Jacqueline Buckley of the Security Pacific Bank Newport Beach, will discuss· 'just what is a trusL · ! Insurance representative Robert A. Skinner of Financial Synerg1stics Corp., will discuss "how to best use your life insurance." Miles Metcalfe. Loeb, Rhoades and Company, Inc., wall moder ate. Reservations may be made by calling 640·5600. Let Us Help ... A father discovers his :-...1.')lescent daughter is experimenting with drugs. He doesn't know what to do. Comprehensive Care Corp., Newport Beach, has announced adoption of a semiannual dividend policy. •.. A lonely wife sobs into <J pill ow. Her marriage is breaking up. Her elderly parents hJve become a I burden. She can't cope. l Under this policy, the board declared a 6·cent dividend payable Aug. 16 to shareholders or record July 29. The company paid two special dividends or 5 cents each at six-month intervals last year. The first semiannual dividend represents an increase of 20 percent over the last special dividend. The new ear-Lift ~fore in ~anta Ana rent~ eat Lift True~, . ... A middle-aged man with a good job shakes uncontro llably as he reaches for a bottle of booze. He tried to stop drinking, but fa iled. ( I John. These scenes are common everyday experiences. All of us have problems and we search for' their solutions. -Sometimes we succeed. Other times we can't. Then we need professional° help. Where to find this help can become a problem. PROBLEM TALK SHOP helps people find answers to their problems. PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are free counseling and referral services located in Orange County. PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are here to offer you help through counseling and referral. There is no charge for our service to you. We refe; to both public and private agencies in Orange County. Facili· ties to cara for inqividuals are available on a 24-hour basis. That means we can help you whenever you need help. Appointments are not necessary. If you prefer to make an appointment, day and evening hours are available. (Office hours: 8:30 a.rn. -5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. In extreme emergencies, a counselor can be reached after 5 :00 p.m., and on weekends.) Let Us Help With: I Crisis Intervention -When a problem is so big or complex that you are unable to see alterna- tives, talking with a professional may help. Marital Discord -A counselor helps est.ablish a s.tarting point and guidance for husband and wife. ,. Adolescent Problems -The years 14 thro11gh 18 arc trying for the young person as well as his parents, learning to communicate is one of the basic steps a counselor can help bring about. Alcohol and Drug Problems -More and more people are becoming dependent on alcohol and other drugs. Specialized medical care and a treatment program are needed. Individual Psychiatric Problems.-Sometimes we feel that our world is caving in on us. Tension, anxiety, and fear may keep us from coping effectively with everyday life. Psychiatric hefp may be your first step toward healthy living. . I ~"' DAILY PILOT Mond91 July 4, 1977 Seattle Slew No Match for J.O .. Tobi.ii lN'Ct.EWOOD <AP> - ndefeated Trlplu Crown ~bamploo Soattle Slew facud champlon rider Blll Shoemake-r Sunday and dldn t t•vt·n eomu •" ay t.«'Ond bt·1l. Sb~makcr. who bad won 1,943 t'aceA .at llollywood Park bt•fore the 1316,400 Swap~ Stak~i.. 1odt' .J . 0 To b In to a 1urpr111 l' •i1bt-len1th victory ovc·r runner~ Text, with Seattle Slew a atunnina 18 lcn1tht lurthf'r buk for fourth place. Affiliate ""•• Wrd, a ne»e behind Text. "I knew we were beat into the f1r11t tum," aaid Jean Cruruet, wbo rode Seattle Slew to victory In tho Kentucky Derby, the Preukneu and Belmont Stakes Lht• three races whlch make up thu Triple Crown for thorou1hbreds. "Jlt> ju11l wnsn't himself today ·-at least lo tbe race,·· said lbe Jo'rcnch-born Jockey. ..He was fin~· warming up and the track was okay. lie didn"t have any trouble hand.llng it, hu JUSt didn't fire.'· Shoemaker sent J.O. Tobin to the lead as the 3-year-olda broke Gea Five Hiu , . • . Cey Sparkles In I 0-7 Victory SA:"l FRANCISCO CAP> -f'or the Los Angell!s Dodgers· Ron Cey, who had five hits ;rnd four runs batted in Sunday, the holi - day weekend has been likt• April ,..in s ummertime. · ·Tm not thinking about April now, though. That·s m the past. 1 ·m just trying to do a job,·· the 'third baseman said after leading .l)js club to a 10·7 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Ccy set a major league record by driving m 29 runs in the month On TV Today Channel 11 at l of Apnl Through the first three j!ames of th<> rour gamC' St'ries ht•n>. \\ htrh ends today. hC' has c1gl-t rb1 · I le \\as 111 somt•\\ hat of .i <;lump aftt·r that hot start Thi:-. has been a tn•mt•ndous series for 'The Pcngu111. ·said Los Angeles m<magcrTom La::.orda. Cey·s two-run doubles in the fifth and sixth innini.:s raised his season rbi total lo 69. The 5·5 performance raised his batting ;werage from .276 to .289. The Dodgers increasl!d their :National League Wt'St lead to 912 J!ames over defending champion f'incinnat1. but first basrman Steve Garn•y sa1<.1, no one 1s thinking the racc 1s over by an~ m eans ·not\\ 1th half <1 :-.t•ason to go . <;arvev also has t'tght rh1111 thl• series. andud111g three Sunday, and a total or 7ti for the season. \\htch hits tht' h<ilf way point tht" week The Dodgers scored 10 runs for the third straight game against the Giants, who have lost six games in a row, including three to Cincinnati Jast week. Two of San Francisco's runs came on bases-empty home runs by Marc Hill and Gary Thomasson. Hill connected in the second off Dodgers starter Tommy John (9·4> and Thomasson hit his 11th of the season in the seventh off reliever Charlie Hough. Hough gave up four more Giants runs in the eighth, two on a double by Johnny Le Master. 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"'" 1111 '" " 11 ER ee so . ,. n n o r , I\ n n • n "' 1n ' n ~ 11 •I ~ 1 " ,, I 9 .-11.-0 ft I' I 1 " ........ r..,.,_,..., .... 1" 7•'6 6 :'\J.1\1 from the starting &ate and kept the former English champion colt in front Cor the duration of the !\•·mile race. J .O. Tobin set a stakes record of 1:58 3·5, just tWO·flflhS Of a second orr the track record by Quack in 1972. By companson, Seattle Slew·s winning llme fot the Kentucky Derby, aL the same distance, was 2:02 3·5. "He broke like a bullet, .. said The Shoe of J .O. Tobin. "l planned to have him in second going around the turn, but l didn't want to hold him back after be got orr so well. "I've· had confidence in this horse a ll along.·· said Shoemaker. J .0. Tobin, who campaigned in England as a 2-year-old was only fifth in the Preakness. .. In the Preakness. he broke badly and in the backstretch he was behind five horses.·· Shoemaker said Sunday. "I really figured be bud a good, chance or beating Seattle Slew," continued Shoemaker. "He's got it all together now.·· Seattle Slew's owners, Karen and Mickey Taylor, and trainer Billy Turner, unaccustomed to lbe agony of defeat, disappeared immediately after the race and .were not available for commenL J .0 . Tobin returned to $8.20, SJ.60 and su!o. Affiliate paid S7 .80 and SS.20, the same show price Text paid. There was a photo finish for second and third and also an inquiry at the conclusion or the race, which put the second and . third placings in question. The stewards let the results stand after studying the lilma. A crowd of 68.ll~ saw SeatUe Slew, seeking his loth straight victory in a 2-year career, go off at 1·5 odds, then watched as the colt failed to overtake J .O. Tobin. Johnny Adams, the 67-year-old trainer of the colt which beat SeatUe Slew and himself the national riding champ in 1937. 1942 and 1943, said he "just told Shoe to use his own judgement and ride the race the way it came up.·· . SEATTLE SLEW (LEFT BACKGROUNj)) FINISHES FOURTH IN SWAPS STAKES. 16 LENGTHS BEHIND J.O. TOBIN. Russian Soars 7-7 3,4, Sets Mark RICHMOND, Va. <AP> - Vladi mir Yasbchenko, a confident teen-aged Soviet athlete. shattered the world high Jump record S unday, clearing 7-H'• and then narrowly missed three times at 7·8'h. Th e officia l leap b y Ya&hchenko, who disdains the flop-style or high jumping . eclipsed by one-half inch the previous record of 7.7•·, set in 1976 by Dwight Stones of the L:nited States at Philadelphia. The stirring performance came at the sixth annual US.SR- L'SA Junior track m eet at the U niversity of Richmond and helpe<:t salvage som e pride for the young Soviet track team. which was badly beaten by the United States youngsters. "I was feeling that I was ready for this."' said the wiry, blond- haired Yashchenko. who stands 5.31 :i and weighs 175 pounds. He spoke through an interpreter. Yashchenko had already won the high jump at 7.7 when the bar was raised to 7.7:•~. He cleared the record height on his first effort. Then the bar was raised to 7-8~2 for the student from the I Soviet Sports Institute near Kiev. the Mexico City Olympics in 1968 Yashchenko"s knee struck the · and now copied by many current baronthewaydownonthefirst high jumpers, Yashchenko try at 7·81h. His body hit the bar replied: "I started jumping like coming down on his second team. that and I don't want to change:· On the third effort, he hit the bar Yashcbenko said be was r eady going up. for a world record after be .. I felt I could do it.·· said cleared 7·51h earlier this year. Yashchenko. ··I fell 1t was his previous best showing. possible."' So excited that he could hardly • Yashchenko. unlike most of talk. Yashchenko, asked whether today's best high jumpers. still he bas always Celt he could set a uses the old straddle jump. record, said, "Not always. But I Asked why he preferred the felt like it today." straddle instead ot the flop style The s lender youth hisitated which was popularized by Dick Fosbury of the United States at See RUSSIAN Page At Tanana Not 2nd Fiddle Eichelberger Nabs $26,000 At Milwaukee Angels Lefty Posts 12th Victory, 64 By a Daily Pllot Writer Some say lhl' strained arm muf.dc last st•ason cost Frank Tanana a 20·victory season nncl the Cy Young award. For many , pitchers. a shot like thnt coml·s. once in a career. • .. But Tananu '1cwi. the lllJUry ·la st season as :i si mpl e postponement lies once again on the road to a spectacular season and 1r he keeps pitching like he did Sunday against the Oakland A"s, the talk will tum to the pe>ssibillty of 30 victories. Tanana struck out 11 and gave • • :.)> just five hits In leading the ngels to a S.4 win over Oakland e£ore 14,351 at Anahetm '1 adium. The performance was a •. birthday present to himself: he turned 24 Sunday. Tanana now leads the league In victories 021, complete games (161 and s hutouts (6). He 's second in strikeouts 0 ·15) and third in earned run average <1.89). ...... <·~Stars T11mhle .)To San Diego "The only thing that really matters is wins:· Tanana says. "That shows how you·re really helping the ball club. lt would be nice to keep my ERA under 2.00, but that's not an easy chore.·· It hasn·t been an easy chore. either, for the brash left-hander to gain recognition ·a s the league·s foremost pitcher. For AngebSlat~ 1111G-..,1(M~a-t71t1 Julv 40.~•and.ttC.tito..-n•• \ S)p "'· lulv JO•"-.. C•lllM"f• 7 Uo "'· Julv •C~lltorn1••t Mlnnesol• s UP"' five seasons he's played second liddle on bis own club to Nolan Ryan. While Ryan is still a feared pitcher, his consislency has ebbed s lightly and most managers around the league now say they"d rather face Ryan than Tanana. Ryan goes tonight in the Fourth or July fireworks 11pecial. seeking his lllh win against seven defeats. The combination game-firework• show is sold out. Game lime is 6. Tanana got offensive help from some unlikely sources Sunday. Rookl• Thad DOiley and Willie Aikens each aot two hits and another rookie. Gil Flores, bit a two-run homer. hla first. * * * Bosley: BJ DAVE CUNNINGHAM GefllfOelt'rPlle4~·-ln 'l1uld Boelq11 lint m-2or' ,1ea•u• same WeclD..CS.y, faM at. Anaheim Stadium l•H him three standln1 ovaUOM. An&eJs mana,er NGl1D Sbefty said he•a never IMll inJtbln& urc. it. BOilq :trlplect and 1ln1led 111 four at~Ntl, drivlnt ID three "8\1 and l~ a, .. AaPll Vlct.OfY. He -= lttt latui'dlJ. IC« .. die 'ftift ... aft• reaeb1ftl .,_.OSI a walk Ud II• 1DltOCl1 ...,.. a pet rmina. ...,Aastlitaas. 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Eicbelt>erter shot a 89 in the third round earlier Sunday and finished at 278. or 10 under par for the meet. A Thursday downpour had delayed the first round by one day. forcing the 36-hole windup. Then the first 18•hold round Sunday wu de· layed an hour and '8 minutes because of raln. Hatal!ky, a second year pro who earned just $249 last Ye•r. and EiJ:helber1er were tied at nine under for the meet when Hatalsky three pulte;d bis final bolt! for a bogey. Etcbelber1er. playing two hole. behind, b1rdled hla t7U1 moments later to ao 10 under. and parred bl.I lat two boles. Sunday, flnlahed with a final l'OWld 'JO. Monty blrdJe4 two ot. hi.I last three bol~ for a cloaing 11. and McC«d bad a final round •• Wasliington Crew · Wins Henley Title H ENLgY·ON ·THAM t;S. Y.n1laDd -Tbo lJnlvtnJty or Waablngton Huskies won the Grand Ch Jltnae Cup Sunday sn " thnllina dimu to the Henley lloyal Re11ua on lho R1v.,r Thames. The tteavywelgM American t·rew beat Britain'• national t'11bt by one lenath in 8 mlnut~. :!7 seconds over the ooe·mUe. ~so.yard course. It was the ' fastest Ume aeeo at. Henley all weelt. Jt was the first lJme a U.S. boat. bad won ~tey's most pnzed trophy since Harvard University took it in 1959. The Huskies pulled into a one- lhfrd-length lead soon after the :.tart. They kept their rate purposely bigh at 38 strokes and :.ta\'ed off each attempt by thl· British int.ernat1onal eight to dose the gap. Washington was drawinR away at the flru sh hnl' Triruty College, Dublin, won the Ladies Challenge Pla te by dc- rea ting Pembroke College, Cambridge University. England. Pembroke had defeated Orange Coast College in the semifinals .Saturday, AndreUi Win• DIJON, Franc~ --Mario Andretti overtook J ohn Watson to- win the French Grand Prix Formula T auto race Sunday. Andretli, in a JPS-Lotus, had been hounding Watson 's Brabham throughout the race after Watson took the lead from world champion James Hunt on lhe fourth of 80 laps. Huht finished third in his McLaren with Andretti"s team· mate Gunnar Nilsson of Sweden fourth, and the Ferraris of Niki Lauda of Austria and Carlos Reutemann of Argentina fifth a nd sixth. Foyt Tri.,..plu MOSPORT. Ont. -A.J. Foyt. four -time winner of the .U.S. Topples Japanese, 5-3 LOS ANGELES CAP> -Tim Tolman of the University or Southern California drove in two runs with a double in the top or lhe 14th inning Sunday to give lhe United States College All-stars a 5-3 victory over Japan before 1,750 fans at USC's Dedeaux Field. ,. Tbe victoey gives the U.S. a 2-0 lead in the sixth annual college all·star baseball series between the two countries. lod1anapolls ~. wuitoo for the front•nannera to run anto trouble. then eatlly won the Diamond Indy auto race by m.Jre than one lap Sunday. The Houston veteran, who qualified seventh on the starling · irld Friday before commuting to Daytona Se&cb, Fla., to qualify for Monday's Firecracker 400 stock car race, finished ahead of Gary Bettenbauser with Tom Sneva taking third place. Foyt'a victory was worth ~1..-. inehtdinr-contingency prize money. 'ltMCe So% S&r1eep CHICAGO -Jim Spencer and Jim Essian belted two-run homers aod Alan Bannister hit 11 solo shot Sunday to power the Chicago White Sox to a 10-8 de- cision and a doubleheader sweep over the Minnesota Twins. Wilbur Wood hurled a three- hitter for a 6-0 triumph 10 th<' opener to give the White Sox .1 sweep of lheir four ga me sen es and a three-game lead over th<.' Twins in the American League West. Spencer's homer, hi s 12th. capped a four-run first and Essian and Bannister hit sue cessive homers in a four-run fourth. Stewart, Gonzalez .-ie LOS ANGELES -Top-seeded Pancho Gonzalez will face Hugh Stewart of Newport Beach in the first round of the Tennis Grand Masters of Los Ange l es tournament Friday. The event for former world and national champions now 45 years and older who s till play competitive tennis will also fe ature T o rbe n Ulric h o f Denmark. Frank Sedgman or Australia and Sven Davidson of Arcadia. ~eFanKUled MANILA -One person was killed and 14 were injured when a. race car skidded from a rain- s l ick track into a group of s pectators who had broken through barricades for a closeup view of the finish of a holiday r ace, authorities said. A 20-year--old man died. The injured included a J.year-old g1rl and a~year-old boy. The fatal accident occurred as a Ford Escort driven by Arthur Tuason and a Toyota Celica with Asian circuit veteran Pocholo Ramirez at the wheel neared the finish line. In another race earlier Sunday, a car lost its brakes and plowed into a barbed wire fence. dragging it across a row of spectators. Eleven persons suf- fered lacerations but were not injured seriously. SPORTS RUSSIAN ••• Continued Frthn Page AS momentarily before answering a question on whether he had pat terned himself after any other high jumper. "I like Valeriy Brumet very much." he said finall y. Brumel, a Soviet. at one lime held thr world record Yashchl'nko s Ru:.srnn team- m atc:. had already been beaten in the trnck meet when the high Jump was contested. They shouted l'ncouragement when Yashchcnko made the three tnes al7·812. .. EN 'A.ti race\ In"'"""' -U S A, U.S. PuS\I• If& U'tt ' NI< Onl'\iHc1, t411l11mor1•, 11 76. 7. ~'9,bour .. 'h•vrll'lnd, 1' S.~ J Mvri411v~v. USSR. 21.97 . .-. L •IY•r>o•. os<.11. n"" 1100 1 Summprvl11~ • .AtlenUc C1tv. 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L•<.4tA ( t1 .. c;..,,OYill llSSP s-a• ~"'61 OUf ' f'!o-YU•W'jllV4'o LIS\P SI ,, • 1. fv#M\OV+4. ''S~P ,St )1 • .) (M~ll JKll~ N I. .., ........ (VHl!r' 8'tion"•••l(t C~I"' •J •"· Japan sent Sunday's game into extra innings with two runs in the bottom of the ninth. Tatsunori Hara drove in the runs with a ANGELS' BOSLEY ••• ·single. Japan had runners in scoring position in four or the extra innings but clutch relief pitcher Mark Thurmond of Texas A&M and Chuck Belk or Cal Poly <Pomona) who earned the win, held the Japanese scoreless. The series moves to Omaha for three games beginning Tuesday. Bob Woodside hit the game's only home run, a solo shot in the second inning. Coot.inned From Page AR .. The kid defi.nitely has a Jot of abtlity:· Bosley admits that 20 is a young age for the big leagues. but he's convinced he's ready. ''I have a lot of adjustments to make but I think I can play here,·• Bosley says. "I don't have any glaring weakness in my game and v have some good natural assets. like speed and timing. Sherry points out that Bosley still has some learning to do in center field and says his throwing arm is just average. "It's a big jump from triple-A ball to the big leagues. but you never know." Sherry says. "He'll get his opportunities to play and if he shows he can do it, he'll stay." COSTA MESA I AMC & JEEP Major League Standings 1977 . MATADOR WAGON y ............ ... ,._.......,. __ A7A887H1~2278 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eas& DIYialoa W L Pd. GB Chicago 48 26 .6'9 Philadelphia 43 32 .573 5,,., St. Louis 43 34 .558 6'h Pittsburgh 39 37 ~513 10 Montreal 34 42 .447 15 New York 31 46 .~ 18'h West Division Dod1ers 53 26 .671 Cincinnati 42 34 .553 91h Houston 3S 44 .443 18 San Francisco 34 46 .423 19,,., San Diego 33 48 .407 21 Atlanta 29 49 .372 23'h SIH>cl1v't G-tt "1111-oNlt 11, ~••ts~; ..... 1 A'onl,.~• •. 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"Vr .. s1.~ 0ome~IH¥11 Ma" I( Ind ITrH\Utl I Ola<! tto 1t1w •11 SwH ISI• 1MvlH1 Crvtttt'I Wono.r •M11< """I T•Ume FrHIY lllpn,tml Truly Tt<•lflc •Cr11oer I Atlmllot~Y •W•rdl Tonight'~ TV Highlig~IW:. :.~( · CB.5 fJ 8:00 -Our Happre$t 9trih~ day. Walter Cronk¥, ~arrates thls special, featuring hJghlights of last year's day-long bicentennial celebration. • · KTLA . 8 8: 00 -.. Will Rogers• U.S.A.'' James Whitmore (of "Give 'em } Hell, Harry") stars as the great' ' American humorist in this one-map' show. ·• oari.,·1 Dl41m<>llCI •Adair! MIU Sm•d!l•n O.Ck ILi.,,..,,,, "' 'I) SECO.-D•ACI! 400 ... tfl.2VtM' I! IOHTH RACI! 3SO VM.,\. J vHr ~ ! 0101 & uo. Cta11Yllt19-P\lr\e U,800. Y 1 Clalmlno P'I<• '3,SOO • NBC fD 9:00 -"Dark Victory." This television remake of the old Bette Davis movie stars Elizabeth Montgomery as a terminally ill woman with Anthony «>l<I meld9M. Put .. U ,500 MIH Bak• ... a.r IMllct..llJ ICeltl" Pop l(.,dolal Mar\ Abo ... 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Calendar TOftlqlll Bas•1><1ll-M4tlro LI!~ue tllall>oa 8.V CIUO Alhltlio vs o ... 119e CoeU Coll~· Pir•lo •I 0••"94''\ ...... Per Ii! Ip m , Amerfc•n L~•°" ""'"· \Ion v •• jo "'CYOttU •I Cypres1 HIOI\ •S ISi l"fi•OO y,,,f'I "''" I , "'''An ff't•""'"<' ,.,_,.._M,.IP J (',,..MN ,. "'.i•W'lllMflA) "°"'""''"'"' r "fli'"'~ • F• lllof"ft ' ,,,.. P'"H"'-f"'11t't\ I A\t A IJ ('~I".._,.,.,_..;,. r "'r'"'' < """"""'"" l <• ._,,..,, I' ..,t1fll•t'IOI rt; FI Al'Ol'\lf' 1(1 r,..&1'14 Ml~.,., Jl, fArtm I (tv't)n~ (WI ,,,.,., 1-\ I '•qf'J P,-"-4 ("f\C.l,tt AA,.,. ... F"''""'A t-<ltl'•nor't ~' Sr~ ..,0,'• l "'-'"'w""'1A 4 fWlll('ti'I f' •• , .. ''· _00,, ... LEASE A CAI THE ALAMMAGMOM WAY!AMY MA.KE OR MOD a ALAM MAGMOM· PON1'1AC 2---·-C--·14MJff SAVE ON GUNS & AMMO EXPERT .GUN REPAIR s30.oo OFF COUIC." AAlmtl. GOLDIN WEST ARMS 17101 llACMaVD. SUITI 16-4 ,..._.-~..... --rz:y HUMnM•TOtt llACft 141-3311 TV DAILY LOG MONDAY O.mME MOVIES ':00 CiJ (t) "Away All Btrts" (cka) '56-Jelf Chandler, Juht Adlms. Geotie Nader. HO D "Dudline USA" (dta) '52-Humphiey Boea1 I . 10:00 1M1 "Silver RiYtr" (wes) '48 • luol rlynn, Ann Shendan. 11 :00 O tCJ ''Tiit Wt Olltposl" ("es) '51-Ronald Rea&an '1J CC) "Christopher Colu111· bus" (adv) '49-fredilc March ID CC) "The Mlthty Jun1le" {adv) '64-Mal1hall Thompson 12:00 m "The Buale Souftds" (com) '42-WaHate Beeiy 12:30 m (t) "Gold for the Cnurs" (ad•) '64 Jellrey Hunler 1:00 O CC) "U1eomqu11td" (adv) 4 7-Gity Coope1 llt ~ "Tht lhktd & the Dud~ (d1a) '58-Clill lloberl son. Aldo IQy 2:00 O "YOllftl Mr. Lincoln" {d1a) '39-Henry Fondl 3:00 ())) CC> "Hiett Socitt(' (mus) '56-Bmi r.n.sby, Crm Kelly. 3:30 CD "COoilla My Way" (mt a) '44-Bin& Ctosby. " w ... 19 Siftppote" (com) '40-Binc Crosby. Bob Hope. 0 CC) •1te11tr ill M Tialtla" (tom) '60-SCOHIA loten. Anthony Quinn. St~e fo'!est. EVENING Oii the &fell Antet1ca11 humoritl Will Roce<s l6J MoN: ~ (lltf) "Tiie lllsic: Mu" (mus) '62-Robert Priston. Slurley Jones. Buddy Hac~ll • 0 (1) l1Q) ((3) Cl)) ABC MolldJJ ComtclJ SpecW: M-An e1fht· ym old genius cau$e$ tusperulott as well as 1ewird1n& moments tor 4he adulls around tum. Mason Rww stars. ctl Did Clrboll-'fllt Arts Ci1 MoYle: (Zllf) "Min of A Tfiw. un• Faw" (d1a) '51-Jamu Ca&ney. Dorothy Malone, Jim Bwis. m szs.ooo rynlllld , m Al l'lllt liitttri l w. is eer· pitted 11 flinh's 1eappea1anco.on the scene. end M1ehael runs llc)d. hist into su d1X11miMlion. t2t> McMe: * (21w) ....., .._. the fl11 ltys" (com) '59-P)ul Ne .. eNn. Jo.nne Woochmd. fD TIM hnytt ~ "A Famil'(n. lrtal" opens the 1elutn ol Uus 2S. 1p1scde senu mh"tt111t1 ~To flJ -8:30-0 11 (SI ) AIC's Mo.i1y ll11ht llneball Tums to be annouKed. (1) Lowe Amtriun style m ero..11rits ll)Pttryllnoft m Bil ....... Festmie 9:00 0 f(t7l CD) CJ) Titty SM It Wrti. Music: Y ankte Doodlt .. bctlmct Be1nadelle Peters. Tony Randall. Jason Robards, Jean Stapleton incl flip, Wilson star in this two.llour musical salule to America and 1!11 Amerec.in '°"awriler. D ~ Cl) m 0 llllC Mt11•11 ltkMt: CC:> (211r) "l>Mt V-tdclfJ" (IO (d1a) '76-lhubetll Mont(Ollltry, Antt10ny Hopkins. M1d1ele let.Met Maclachlan, Mtchael lemtr1 A woman falls m love and be1ms li¥i11c hit lo lhe lullest llter *'"'"' lllt 11 tem1m1lly Ill. 8 July 4t11 flreworb Host Sia• C111mbelS es at tht Rose Bo•I I• this holiday spectawla1. m ...,.. Griff• si.. QJ~Serics fD lite Ace ff UllCtfUl!lty 0 Diml s.m.. Slllw -9:30- f!)Mild SquH 10:00 ..., . .._ CSMlrt!ISW.., m ni. .... " Qap111 mo•-.. -10:30-mm m 11en 11:00 D CD IJ CIJ Ollln D l2Jl Cl) <lJ D "'*' U (121! (JJ) LM Alltricll Slyte ()) lllcltf GlllttJ I m BIKk Awweom ill lY ... Muslims 1n Amena Today' m PRUllUE F.,,..... %Jliallf~ other oll but comelfy ltOlll Nortu1 le11-th1S 011e • ftchon.i talVVari- ttJ Show. St111 ~rt1n Molt. frt"- Wdla1d. frank OeVol a11d Bolt W1ll11111t. ll)MercllW., <lll> CD> Tiie --~ $1119 a Al n.t Glitters tDlbdJMllll m Dr1111t1c s.1a ~ lbdltil/Ltlllw ..._ -11:30-fJ ((!» CJ)) Cl) CIS Litt MINs. (C) ..... a aJ> (.I) mew., c.,.. Cl) Mowlt: "TblldtrllDtr' (•es) '48-l'lfton fosler, ltla'l St~l(l II Cll <II (9 Cl)) StrMll flf Slltf,....,,_ m lhttlltltrl STiit 700 a. ID~ A CetitatJ G0...34 12:00 UTfllllllrt ZAM •• CiJ ........ '1111 Cmt ~ (dr1) 'SO-D9uel11 Flirban_, Jf. ma.ti.,_. CD lloM: "o.t.w. tM Wit' {dni> '5.t-Aic!ilrd Basehtrt. -12:30- ,, ON WEDNESDAY JULY 6 BEGINNING AT 10:30 A.M. AND PRESENTED IN FULL 70MM AND 6 TRACK DOLBY STEREO SOUND "The Year's Best Movie By the A.lsoda&ecl Pres• The following are Billboard's hot record hits for the week ending July 9 as they appear in next week's Issue of Billboard magazine HOT SINGLES I . UNDERCOVER ANGEL Alan O'Day <Pacific> .... -·-·--- LIKE A SONG -Ronnie Milsap CRCAl 3 THAT WAS YEST- ERDAY -Donna Fargo (Warner Brosi 4. I CAN'T LOVE YOU ENOUGH -Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty <MCA > 5 DON'T GO CITY GIRL ON ME Tommy Overstreet (ABC· Dot l 2. DA DO RON RON EASY LISTENING Shaun C83sldy (Warner-1 . IT'S SAD TO Curb> . BELONG -England 3. LOOKS LIKE WE Dan & John Ford Coley MADE IT -Barry <BigTree> Manilow (Arista> 2 MY HEART 4. GONNA FLY NOW BELONGS TO ME - • -Bill Conti (United Barbra Streisand Artists> (Columb1a1 5. I JUST WANT TO 3. LOOKS LIKE WE •"' ..,,,,,,,,..t• B E Y O U R MADE IT -Barry EVERYTHING -Andy Manilow (Arista) Good as Golda Actress Anne Bancroft is shown with former Israeli prime minister Golda Meir during her visit to the. latter's Tel Avi". home. Miss Bancroft will play the Israeli leader in .i Broadway production called ··Golda." Gibb CRSO> _. 4. ALL YOU GET 6. GOT TO GIVE IT FROM LOVE IS A LOVE UP -Marvin Gaye SONG Carpenters <Tam la> <A&M l 7. ANGEL IN YOUR 5. AMARILLO -Neil ARMS·-Hot CBig Tree> Sedaka <Eleklra1 8. JET AIRLINER Steve Miller Band <Capitol> 9. MARGARITAVILLE Jimmy Buffett CABCI SOUL SINGLES ~l!lftll 10 . MY HEART BELONGS TO ME Barbra St rei sa nd (Columbia> 1. BEST OF MY LOVE Emotions (Columbia l 2 . EASY Commodores (Motown> 3. SLIDE Slave ( Colilllon) ''NEW YORK. NEW YORK"PG "THE SORCERER"PG No P•u•t TOPLPS 1. FLEETWOOD MAC -Rumors (Warner Bros.) 4 . SUNSHINE Enchantment <Roadshow> 5. A REAL MOTHA FOR YA -Johnny Guitar Watson (DJM > .. . -... • , MtlklMl•t•\.,"~' 1Ji(V."\l"'''u 1·.d,,. "" '\1\~' ... • ,,..,. ~1 t .... LIZA MINNEW ·ROBERT OF. ~IRO. "Nl:.-W 'rORK. 1\1:.W YORKU ' ~• 1...,, 1..., t \fo(I \I \i t« \I • 11.,. ~ \t kl '• \I \I• I ' '. I \Ml \I'' k \l~ II l • w p,.. \l \11 \.,. HH ....... l' .i.,.. rd' .. iH\l I' \1 ,,.._, I h ... .. ... ,, ~ t • I I \IC It If I • .,~, • '· tt»t"~\\flti'C .... PMIHlf\t( \1.,,..,1..,,....., .... _.c.~. H\f11111ltit,... J,,.1 •• 1..._.,,_fl"t'• 1 .... u, .. ·• .11'\.. """' I .. ,~ to.,... ( 1)11"1'4L WJll'!)lf "'ClUl.l S: ~'I.At' A.li;W ~,., •!!_~A'll t c..-. Itri JIOUll~t) lie.~ T ~~!ted.~1111 "A BRIDGE TOO FAR"PG 2. BARRYMANILOW.~~~~~-.-~~~~~~~~..,...-~~:-==:::=:::==========~ -Live (Arista> "ANNIE HALL"PG "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN"PG "SILVER STREAK"PG "FUN WITH DICK & JANE"PG "THE STING''PG "MURDER BY DEATH"PG "EXORCIST //:THE HEAETIC"R "DEMON SEEO"R No Pme1 "The Other Side of Midnight".R "BLACK SUNDAY"R No Pm"' "THE BOATNIKS"G "GN MEMOBILE"G "ROCKY"PG "HUSTLE" A C:hlld P.rlco "ANNIE HALL"PG ·"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN"PG 3. PETER FRAMPTON -I'm In You <A&M l 4. COMMODORES - Commodores CMotown> 5 STEVE MILLER BAND -Book of Dreams (Capitol l COUNTRY SINGLES I I 'LL BE LEA VIN' ALONE -Charley Pride <RCA I 2. IT WAS ALMOST Singer Wins PARIS (J\P l Katherine Ciensinsk1. a 26 -vear .old mezzo s o ·P r a n o f r o m Philadelphia. won the s.io.ooo 11th International Singing Contest of Paris. Seventy-five singers from 2-1 countries entered l:JO.J:40. S:SO-l:Oo. I 0: I 0 CINEMALANO •ms.."•"' .__ m , .. , 1 ' 11"Wfl CAR" Cl'GJ VIEJO SHOWTIMES DAILY 2:00-4:30 7:00"'9:15 FRl.-SAT.·SUN. 2:00-4:30-7:00 9:15-11:30 CIN!MA WEST SHOWTIMES EVERYQAY 1 :00.3:3()..6:00 1:16·10:30 "MUaDEtt IY DU TH'' lrGI •SILVER STllUIC'' 'PIOl'LE TH.AT TIME FORGOr • "WIURDS" ll'Gt TtiE CITY SHOPPING CEN~" ORANGE • 63-0.:!9 I I ·:> CITY CENTRE CINEMA~ S.A. FRWY (MANCHESTER EX.I G.O. FRWV ICITY.OR1 EX.I 4l4-Jtll , "ROCKY" IPGJ "ST. IVES" "PlOl'LE TM.AT TIME FORGOT' "WIURDS" IPGI A "RUIY'"4RI V "TM UTlU GIRL THAT· LIVES DOVtH THI LANE" (R}. Mi~ .. WPOllT AND Cl WIST nlffs DAILY 1:1M:1S.?:1S.10:t6 -,., Monday. July '4, 19n DAIL v PILOT A 11 . Dionne 'Slapped Down' Composers' Breakup .Derails Singer's Career . . By PETER J. BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> -"I think everyone needs to be slapped down occasionally," said Dionne Warwick, trying to smile while answering a question she'd obviously been asked once too often. "lt did me a lot of tood." Dionne Warwick's still smarting from the slap dealt her three years ago by one of the fortuities of the music game-the 1974 breakup orthe Hal David-Bu rt Bacharach songwriting team. The split brought M 1ss Warwick's own career to a screeching halt. SHE'S STILL MAKING. OCCASIONAL trips to the recording studio, but her fans are more likely to see her on television game shows and specials than hear her records being played. Television, always in need of a familiar face has proven easier entre than the tough going in the bit record game. David-Bacbaracb-Warwick bad been a bit macb.ioo for nearly a decade, grinding out a string of gold records some thought would never end. The writers and their lady singer bit the ctiarts in 1962 with "Don't Make Me Over." and stayed there through the '60s with "Anyone Who Had a Heart," "W a1k on By," "l Say a LitUe Prayer" and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose?" Dionne Warwick was on top · when the '60s became the '70s, with a Grammy and a 20-room mansion to prove it. Then came the fall. Her records received less and· 1ess attention from critics-and worse-the public. There were a few unexceptional records that became stiffs and then, a case of bitterness that. the 36-year-old singer is still nursing. THE NAMES BACllABACll AND David draw a cold response from the former singing end of the musical team. "There is a lawsuit.'• she says in a restrained monotone. "Bacbaracb and David and I were associated musically for the past 17 years. Then came a parting of the ways three years ago that I bad nothing to do with." "I was an innocent bystander," she says, as if describing a crime she had witnessed. "Bacharach and David bad disputes of their own that I was in no way involved with," she says. ··Unfortunately, I was the one that suffered." collaboration was .. DionQe" tn 1972. and It bombed, "for obvious reasons," .Misl Warwick says. "I mean, there's no way in the world that two people who are not speaking to each ot.ber can ever write together." "I'm the only one who ever recorded their songs," she says, •'I'm the only one who ever could. When they stopped writing together, the product I was making available to you. the listening audience, just stopped." Some folks suggested that Miss Warwick's career depended entirely on her songwriting partners, and to some degree, that seemed to be the case. "I was associated with Bacharacb and David. You couldn't say those names without saying Warwick. To all of a sudden say Warwick and Mr. da da da da, well, it's kind olllke cheating on your wife or husband. People have an absolute right to compare." FOLKS APPARENTLY DID COMPAJlE and didn't like what they found. Miss Warwick is now suing her former partners. "We bad a contract, that's the reasoo for the suit," she says. "But contracts are just a piece of paper. But we bad more than a piece o! paper, at least, I thought we did." Well, so much for the bitterness. Now for the good that Dionne Warwick says came out of her break with the tune makers. "It did me good," she says. "It kind of opened my eyes to the fact that there are a lot or good writers out here. I was corralled, centered into what was a very lucrative and very rewarding situation, but by and large, a very confining one.'' •Tm not through as far as I'm concerned ... she says. u1 have the rest of my life." SHE TEAMED wrrB TOM Bell for •'Then Came You," which went gold, and she polished up her act and returned to the Nevada showroom circuit. And if the right script comes along, she says. she's ready for the movies. "I feel I've got so much to do that rve not even begun," she says. "The Bacbaracb-David period in my life was an era. It was a decade that is well· remembered.·· 411111~1 ..... lAuall RUIYl9l H.UJ IMUYOINt ____ , .... ~Jl·l•.111.S. 111·--·- *410ttfMfl llOTIC&t CNtLMb V.OClll ti'"°' ...... •-c_v ...... ~ ... t••·....,...••,..1 ... 'il!A•11,f I aUHOUOWI NfWltr rtLM ==~ ~· nOPU TIMI rOIOOT '"°' 525-MM •AT IARTH'S COlll INI ,_ • f9QO .. ~ THI GOOS N" ' II I 1~~ : J,..':!... ~ e llWOU e 1NA '"''=' ... "!IU lllN 0# MJH. IN) -------· ... 1 lMllHI RUIY c•> M.UI Of DUCULA 191 · W009Y MUN ANNll HALL O'O) "UI NOIMAN. •• IS THAT Y0Ut CM Solly Kellerman Geraldine Chaplin HorveyKe1lel Lauren Hutton Sis.w~ John~ "" ·: . . . . ' .. . ~ .. ... . . . ' ,. .. . .. \ .. ... .. . . , . . .. . . ,.• t r:,. .. .• ~ . l ... Al2 DAILY PILOT For the Record ....... lf,JOM"'"ltOt~ITAI. ,...,, .. ,.,, tllt, .... 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I tl/1nto. l>O'f Junel, ttTI Mr and Mrr., S1even Of'rrtnQ. Wt~lmtn''"', hoy Jvnt$, ttn Mr olfl(1 Mr-. M1<:htlf!I lt·on.H<S, We>:.HTHn•.in,t>ov Jun&6, lt17 Mr .rnd Mr'S Jtrl'Mldh Currtt,, (O'''' M"''' 111r1 Mr. dnd Mr-,. Nortxsrt GlllnPr, (o-.ta MP'" 01r1 Mr Anet Mr5 R•Cl'\c)rd Helve~. M1~<1on '\/1f"jO N>'I Mr ,JndMr-s rr~Wvn1a.trvinf>,Qtrf June 1, 1'11 Mr and Ml'\. Mtlr-k C•rlonP. Fl Toro. Qtrl SAN CLEMENTE GENE A AL HOSPITAi. June 1s. 1911 Mr tinrl Mr .AndretN Ft l•l', '-·•n (INnt-nte,oov June It, 1'11 Mr 1tnd Mr\. Grant Lattin. 5dn C'lftTu•f'le, q1r1 Jun• 20, ttlT Mr ;tfld Mr-.. Jof\n lv e r ~on. (ap1slranc'I B~ctch. Q•rl Mr. dMCf Mr<:., V1.0S•lt1 Cl"Zdfd. 0An'1 Point, boy JuM21, 1'11 Mr and Mr~ Michael ~an Blockl,,nd. C"'P''''"no E\tt4Kh, a1r1 Mr. •'"d Mr~. Louie Orth, Sc.\A (lrmpnti•, q1rl Db•olutfon• 01 Marriage Enltr9d June IT !-'Al l MARK , Rondld J and Karan A.: 1-'0WELL. Ron•ld E•rl itr>d Linda N•ncv ROORtGUEZ. ~'o<' Frll.,. ~ind Maniaret J.i.ne. AqAv. Vern M•ch,1.-1 and l(aren Sue-· MAOAU. t KttthlPt n C.cJtOI And Ptttpr £dwArd, rKLUNO, Katl>ryn J . Md R1c1>ard 0 IANTORNO. Jonn JO\epn ~nrl Don~ lr• GOUGH. Kdr-rr, Ann t\nd 0Pnn+" q81ph KELLER Arlent l • an<! Rocl\6rd L. CANATSEY, Jr"ny and Chit G 1 CI( Gl.,..la C am! Jam ts W Jr NEWMAN, St"IPrry L M'ld Oanlfll W FEENEY, Duarl<! Allm and Ju<11tl\ AM, CHALUT, Marc G&orgr •nd Huou•lfl': PICKERING, C•rolyn Sut <tnd C:.tennir; LINOSEV, Ar<Hlath P. ar>d Jo" David; VAL DI VI A. Ruth M a rldn and John Jo\e-Oh : ZUKOWSKI, Voun Hel and Sl•nley; SANOliRS, Donna Marlr and Chrde Artdrrw; CUTHBERT, Allee J. and PaulJ. SANOOVAL. Luis Jr. and Dorolllv M.; RIOS, Antonio F. ell(! Ruflflll G.; BRENNER, J une Marie ell<I Gerard Wallor; KOLMOS, Linda S. end Ronald M.; PENNINGTON, Tnlm8n I.. and Dovie S.; FERNANDEZ. Juana and Guillermo; STEWART, Charles w. and Joanne Marlo; NESBIT, Karen C411Mn and Richard Blair; BLASJO. we,ltv David and Oorotllv Mawl111t; WILSON, Owlohl L. end Cllrlslll'lt E. JACKSON. /oMrv Linda 1u1d Donald R~; O'BRVAN, Judflh Aull\ and Thomas Roemer; BARR, R"''"' .. Rut II end Key Allen; Pea, Rola A. Md Oanlel R .; Senor. Margarr• Anne and Manuel Anthony · CALOER~1 JH,,ne Mllrlo Md Paul Jalmr; EooAR. Brian Balli• and MtlodV Ir ... ; BROWN. Beverly A. ""d R1c11Md e.; MOZINGO, Linda L. and Rodne'f L.; GRUWELL, Donn. Let and Rodney RkNrd. ST. Pll!flRE. Oorothy E. ~nd Aavmond •.: ALCANTARA, Graca and Ar .... F.; ZflSIGER, S.Wrly J, and O.vlll L.; E-ASTMAN, o.bor•h and Ronald L..; RAINFORD. Te,..._ and J•~ o.; ALLEN, Pllllllp David e!ld Ellzabell'I Su.: VAN HORN. 01-Ln ll'ICI o ... v u.: ••Eva, Joan Fr•ncls "'"' Miio H•11rv: LOCICI!, R.A. Jr. !Ind Pally j(.; STONl!,,ljl<kR.endAleJendtlnt P. Wl$HA~~~ l!llen end W1t11r Obnakl: UUINJ:nl!, SUMI\ I!. encl SI~ M.! HANSl!N, MM! C.tW ..id HO'# .. ~15; IRYAN, Wiii~ J. encl Jiii CollMft HHtfl: llEAllD, (Ol'Sll.,. °"'""' •nll Jeffrey Roe.rt; FOA$Ht!:Y. Olfcl 0, •rtf O.vlll L.t DUNCAN) DI-Gn ~ Owltl!tl.-~en: PATTON, C1fl1 G. e!ldllkNrd4: f'und Told Assemblyman Ken Maddy CR-Fresno) confirms that his campaign for nomination for governor has garner- e d $300,000 probably more than any pre se nt or potential candidate. Lltl.Boyd Buffalo Bill's Big Breakfast Client asks if military personnel ever real- 1 y behave like the characters in "M•A•S•H." I'd say yes, sometimes. A f'rinstance: Dur ing World War II a freak hailstorm hit a U S. airfleld in North Africa. It galvawzcd the of- ficersintoaclion. They mixedhighl)"alls. What's your favorite breakfast? Buffalo Bill Cody's was clam chowder, pork and beans, corn bread, pumpkin pie and cold beer. Biggest gambling, sport in the country, according to Jimmy the Greek, is golf. A typical human hair is 10,000 times thicker than thew all of a soap bubble. LOVE AND WAR Q. "Your Love and War man once listed the three romantic lines by single girls that most appealed to bachelors. What were they?" A. 1. ''You're too dangerous." 2. "You're so different." 3. "l can't get you out of my mind." Our L. and W. man also noted, you may recall, that if a wily girl should choose to deliver all three of the foregoing to some un- suspecting fellow. he might as well give up. Q. "Why are some brokerage houses called 'bucket shops'?" A. In England, bucket is slang for swindle. Q. "What sort of material has been used most for body armor?" A. Silk, say the experts. But I think it's leather. PRO POSA~ Fifty four percent of the married men queried told pollsters they'd each only made one marriage proposal in their lifetimes. Thir- ty.two per cent recalled making two or three proposals. The rest said they'd just kept on proposing until it took. A man of medicine reports sadly ~at' m~re children die every year from lDJuries m- flicted by parents and guardians than from tuberculosis, whooping cough, polio, measles, diabetes, rheumatic fever and appendicitis combined. Statistically, the safest year of your life was age 10, say the insurance boys. Address mail to L.M. Boyd, P.O. Box 1560, Costa mesa, CA , 92626 l A pair of gentle patterns on coor white ••• each r of no-iron Fortreie polyester and cotton with I comforter of cotton and polyester. I sheets 34, bedding 41-may co south coast plaza: 15.99 Dior "Rose" twin size reg. $9 All sheets available in flat or fitted styles: Dior "Rose": yellow or red. full reg. $11 7.99 queen~· $15 11.99 --"""'9!~ king reg. $19 14.99 std. cases reg. $8 pr. 5. 99 king cases reg. $9 pr. 6.99 comforter: Polyester fill · twin reg. $45 29.99 full reg. $55 34.99 ~king reg .. S90 54.99 bed ruffle: twin reg. $20 14.99 full reg. $25 18.99 queen reg. $30 22. 99 ·. king reg. $40 24. 99 pillow wms: standard reg. $10 Heh 7.99 king reg. $15 each 10.99 . ' b. Dior ''lily": green· and white lilies twin reg. $9 4.99 full reg. $11 6.99 queen reg. $15 9.99 king reg. $19 11.99 std. cases reg. $8 pr. 4.99 king cases reg. $9 pr, 5.99 comforter: po~ter fill twin reg. $40 29.99 full reg. $50 34.99 king reg. $75 54.99 WHiie ' ..... , .,r Rockets Red Glare • • • Night Lighted Spectacu l·a rly By DENNIS McLELLAN Ol llW D.ily Pllol SUit It couldn't have been a more appropos location for a fireworks factory: a former World War II rocket depot on the de- solate flatlands of Rialto in San Bernardino County. Spread over the rocky landscape are 70 buildings of various sizes, including four large warehouses, which are home for Red Devil and Wildcat Fireworks, divisions of Pyrotronics Corp. The site also houses the corporation's manufacturing division and its fireworks display company, which produces 4th of July shows throughout the state. Between September and June, more than 350 employes work at full production in the making and packaging or approximately 750,000 boxed fireworks assortments. · The climax of that nine-months activity is a week-long period beginning at noon, June 28, and ending at midnight, July 5. That's when the brightly-colored boxes are on sale at the numerous neighborhood fireworks stands manned by volunteers from charitable organizations. :. .. WE'RE WINDING DOWN operations now," explained Harry Hescox, Red Devil's exeeutive vice-president, as he strolled through one of the nearly-empty warehouses one week in June. In 0ne comer of the cavernous building, women workers glued plastic bases onto one last-minute item. The workers, who earlier in the month witnessed the shipping out of more than 200 trallerloads of fireworks-would have a three-month vacation before returning to work in September. About a third of the fireworks -mostly the small items - that go into an assortment which r~nge between s.f.95-$49.9~ are imported from the Far East, explained Hescox. The remainder is made on the premises. · .. Very few people really understand fireworks." said Hescox. driving to his trailer office. "They think fireworks and firecrackers are the same thing. They're not." BACK IN IDS office, which has pictures of firework displays and colorful box lids tacked to the wall, Hescox elaborated. Firecrackers, which are banned in California, fall under tPle umbrella category of fireworks, which includes everything from Roman candles and fountain sparklers to rainbow triangle wheels and Picolo Peles. · Hescox explained that their sale is controlled by the federal government. Each state can modify the federal law by banning all or specific items. (City and county governments also may modify the state law.) California. which Hescox described as being a leader in the controlled sale of fireworks, bans the sale of fuecrackers, Roman candles and sky rockets. (These items. however, often are booUegged into the state). .. • Bursting • • I • 1n Air He noted that the explosive content or firecrackers, which still arc legal in other states, has been reduced by about 75 per· cent. EVERY ITE M SOLD in California must be submitted to the state fire marshal who determines whether or not it meets re· quirements, he said. I fit does, it is classified ' 'safe and sane.'' Hescox contends that as long as the printed directions on each piece are followed, they are indeed safe. Items also bear a warning that they be used "only under close adult "Supervision." "Each item is labeled with instructions and we recommend they be followed," be said. "We're interested in their safety." Hescox said the company extends full credit until the end of the .tth of July to the organizations that man the street corner stands. . (Each group must be licensed and find a location. The com- pany sets up the stand and delivers the fireworks.) "By and large," he said, "they should make roughly 45-50 BEA ANDERSON, Editor Monday, July 4, 1977 The big sale of fireworks only last a week. Assortments, such as it left, allow families to create a spectacular 81 display of their own . percent or all their dollar sales as income to their group." HESCOX, A FORM ER grocery store owner and Boeing engineer, who has been in the business nearly 20 years, views fireworks as an opportunity for "a nice family get-together that celebrates a patriotic moment in our history." While all age groups buy fireworks, Hescox said, teenagers ' are in the majority. He added that 70 percent or sales are made on the 3rd and 4th or July. Fireworks originated in China. But it began as an industry in this country largely by immigrants from Italy, where they ar~ popular, he noted. And although other countries use them to celebrate a variety or events ranging from state functions, anniversaries and re· ligious celebrations; Americans largely relegate the spectacular shows to the 4th of July. That is precisely why people will PaJ' up to ~ for a box of their own Golden Dragons, PlccoloPetes, Silver ScreemerCones. "It's exciting," said Hescox. "It's not something )'OU get tired seeing, becauseitdoesn'tbappenevery day." Venus ' Admiration Doubled History Well Stored and a leather glove used for hand-picking com seem at bome with the dry cereal, sewtnc no- Uons and tea towels. • ' I CW2 DAIL v PILOT Gift of Life the Greatest (Ann Land~rs OJ · \ l DEA.a ANN LANDERS: You I ctoa'\ e'Nll lrnow my noma but I ~·Y• UM • whole new uro I I ved • ~Y .ovtn month.a ••o, after bav1n1 been on a dialJlll machl.a fOf' nver a year. Tb• reuon I 1ot the kidney wu becau1e vou ur1ed people, houeework and take camping trl pa wllh my husband and children. l feel like the luckiest pen~ Ln the world. Thank you, Ann Landers. ~ the boUom ol my heart. There are DO word1 to express my .: r a tltude. Much love REBORN lNOlUO family affairs. W.N.T. (Wife Number Two - that's me, alao) was fed up run· nlQI int.o the old ex at weddings, birthday p&ftles, funerals and even social Jala.s. She registered her complauit to you and your reply was, "Obviously, your husband's family is fond of Belly and she's going t.o be a perma- nent part of lbe scene, so accepf 1t graciously before you find yourself on the outs with all your in laws -and maybe even your husband." I tlarou1h your t'olumn. to wrlt.e an for Or1an Dunor C'11rd111 The penon who 1uv1• m .. ht:. k1dnt'y WU'C onn o( your rl'ldt'r!I Ue "'a.a .._tll<'d 111 a f1tr accid~nt l'lf y doctor wa!> told by tht: rn1m':. w1(c that lhl'Y both bCDI. ID fo1 their Organ Donor Cardi. to1elher. after reuding your col· umn. DEA& OIUO: Your letter was a &brlll. Pleaae consider tbl~ reaponae a belated birthday areett.ng. Your letter ls appear· lng on MY blr&bday. so thank you for a beautuuJ glrt. 1 »m writine today because it is my .l5tb birthday. 1 can play ten- nis, swim, d~ all my o~o DEAR ANN: Your advice to Wife Number Two stank. It seems her husband's family has a fondness for bis ex-wife and lbey keep inviting her t.o all the Why SHOULD she "accept it g raciously?" What's so bad about being on the outs with in- laws? Sometimes it works better that way. My husband's first wife was a lush and a tramp. She 'Aries: Start Anew TUt:SDAY,JULVS By SYON EV OMARR ARIES CMart>h ~l·J\prtl 19 1. llighhght nc"" • starts, originality, independence, innovative ac , lions. Accent on what happens at closed-door conference. You'll win! TAURUS (April 20·May 20): After delay, ; mission is fulfilled. You gel your wish. Romantic •situation is accented. Maintain optimism, boli- '. day spirit. : GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Spirit of Cun, ex- ; perimentation should prevail. Horizons expand · as intellectual curiosity "taJces over." Emphasis on dispelling rumors relating to legal maneuvers, partnerships. CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Emphasis on obtaining clear view of potential -make in- quiries. investigate possib1Hty or special study group. Tradition is fine, but refuse to be confined by il. LEO <July 23 Aug 221: Welcome change. variety. t>hancc to meet people, to exchange ideas, dreams t•spcc1ally with member or op- poslle sex Accent on deep feelings, responses "from the heart." VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 : Go slow. Avoid making final comm1lmenls. You have more in- formation to gather, study. Cycle is low. Means judgment. 1ntu1t1on are temporarily off target. ;Know il and play wailing game. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): See situation in light of actuality. No one can really fool you. but .fOU can do a good job or deceiving yourself. 1Know it and insist on factual information.· SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Element of luck is very much in picture -and it rides wilb you. . Be confident. Personal magnetism is accented .• You're a "hit" with the opposite sex. SAGl1TARIU8 (Nov. 22-Dee. 21): You gain added recognition, stature as views are vindicat- ed. What bad been somewhat of a "pipe dream" 'could turn out to be a viable concept. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan.19): You gain in- .sight in situation that has been confused, scat- tered. out·<>f·rcach Emphasis on movement, Journey, letters, calls. communications involv- jng r elatives AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check assets. Be familiar with basic issues, values. Learn rules before modifying or breaking lbem. Your intuitive intellect provides some answers. . PISCES <Feb. 19·March 20): You have more freedom, confidence -burden is removed. Ac- t1 vi ttes, interest:; expand. You read, write, ' publicize. ;....------------------~ . • ~ . . Weddings~ and Engagements To <1void disappointment. prospective bndes are reminded to have their wedding ~tonc•s "ith hlack and white glossy photographs to the Daily Pilot People Department one"' eek before the wedding. Pictures reccl\ed after that time \\ill not be used. For engagement announcements it is imperative that the story. also accom· panied by a black and white glossy pie· ture. be submitted six weeks or more before the wedding date; otherwise it will not be published . To help fill requirements on ~th wed· ding and engagement stories. rormb are available in all Daily Pilot offices. Fur· ther questions will be answered by People Department staff members at 642-4321. , ,._ _________________ _.. .. Lon Nelson, Leland Place Plans Told Nelson-Place During a birthday celebration for Lori Nelson in the Newport Beach home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Nelson. they announced thetr daughter's engagement to Leland Thomas Place. Miss Nelson, a 1974 Children's Home Society debutante, is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and will graduate next winter from UC lrvine with a degree in economics.· Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Place Jr. or Costa Mesa. also graduated from NHHS and attended Orange Coast College. As yet. a wedding date has not been set. *** Zillgitt-Jones Ann ZJllgltJ Mr. and Mrs. Preston Burt Zillgitl of Corona del Mar have announced the en.ll&Remenl of their daughte,r, Anne Elizabeth Zillgitt, and Graham Christopher Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones of Sherman Oaks and formerly of England. Miss Zillgitt graduated Patricia Johnson from Corona del Mar High School and at· Rancho Palos Verdes . tended Peppcrdine Miss Johnson gradual· University. She was a ed from Marlborough 1975 National Charity High School and earned League debutanle a BS and MS from USC . The wedding will take w h e r e s b e w a s a place Sept. 25 in Corona member of Kappa Kap- del Mar. pa Gamma. She was a • • • . National Charity League Johnson-Harwood and Mary Duque Guild Mr. and Mrs. Arvid debutante. Harald Johnson. Balboa Her flan c e is a Island, have announced graduate of Miraleste the engagement or their High School. He took a daughter, Patricia BS from USC and pre- Joanne Johnson, and sently is stuyd1ng for an George Edgar Harwood MBA at Loyola Universi· Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ty. He affiliated with George E<faar Harwood, Kappa Sigma at USC. LA-Z-BOY SUMMER SALE s..rS 179, PtCkFIOM HUMDllDS made herself persona non grata long before he divorced her. But if they liked her, l would have written THEM off rather than put up with an ex-wife at family parties. Take It back. Ann. -NO WEAK SISTER DEAB N.W.s.~ Obvloasly, you didn't read that letter carefully. The husband's ex-wUe wu dear- ly loved by her ln·lawa and they lnsuted on coatlnuinl tbe cJo.e relatloaablp. wanted and I refused to support her poetUoa. DEAR ANN: l"m a student 1n an eastern college (not Yale) and always thought anybody who wrote t.o you bad to be nuts. Well, call me Filbert, but give me some advice. for me" -wakes them up at odd hours -wtuch l fmd embarrass- ing. She also s noops through my pockets for whatever she can find. The second wife was not well- Uked by her huaband's famUy and felt beated by her pre- deceuor. I do not feel that Wife Number One lhould be given the Deep Six ahaply because lhe ls no longer married to Ut.e mu. Tbis t. wbat Wlle Number Two l'm going with this gorgeous chick, and we plan to be married in about three years. The trouble is she doesn't trust me. 1 swear I 've been 100 percent failhful, but she la forever checkµig to see lf I went wbere 1 said I was going. She pboaea my friends ••Jooking I've &iven her no reason to be suspicious. yet. l 'm being spied on constantly. We've talked about It and she says, "If you have not.bing to bide you shouldn't resent my checking." What. about it? Will the security oC marriagecbal')geher?-Z DEAR Z.: No. Tbeae types rarely get beUer'. They uually 1e& wane. U yoa marry tile doll. rare I« allfe of Pndlluce. Accolades Awarded INSURANC E WOMEN of Orange County has named Toni Rogers of Laguna Hills Rookie of the Year. She 1s a commercial un- derwriter. Sue St.one. a member of IWOC for ~years, has Beach bas opened its 1977-78 year with a new slate of officers, the re-· alizatlon oC a renovated service center and com- pleted additions for the thrift shop lo be ready in September. been named Insurance Among officers are Woman of the Year. She Mrs. Wynnett Bedall Jr .. has been in the insurance president; Mrs. Charles industryfor17years. Ripley, Mrs. Robert The organization\ BaamaJlan, Mrs. Wesley honored Myra Menard Shaffer, Mrs. G. Robert with an honorary mem· Hodson, Mrs. Robert bership in the Jndepen-Lucas, Mrs. Robert dent Insurance Agents of Kemble.and Mr:i>. Henry Orange County following Jones, vtoe pre81doots. ORANGE COAST College student Brian Whitford, Newport Beach, and OCC 's Circle K Club have been named as winners in the Salute to Youth m Volunteer Service awards pro gram , sponsored by the Orange County Council of Women in Chambers of Commerce. her nine-year term as secretary of IWOC. -CHOSEN as the de· legate t.o Girls State by Estancia High School faculty is Stacy Howland, daughter of Don Howland of Costa Mesa. Each delegate 1s a junior in high school and is chosen for leadership. She must be in the upper one-third of her class scholastically, be a U.S. citizen and be physically fit toJarticipate in a week strenuous study ~d physical activity. SIX OUTSTANDING IDSTORY teachers have been chosen by the Orange County Women's Chapter of Freedoms Foundation al Valley Forge to attend seminars and workshops on the 100 -ac re Freedoms Foundation campus this summer. Among those selected are Ron Newman, Thurston lntermedlate School, Laguna Beach; Zenobia Ann Coe, Vista Verde School, Irvine; a nd Kathleen Kenny, Rancho San Joaquin School, Irvine. THE ASSISTANCE .LEAGUE or Newport Whitford received the Myrth Malaby Memorial award for volunteer hours he has spent help· ing Mexican-Americans living in the ''Forgotten Debs Named Nmeteen young Y.omen. chosen tor their scholastic achievement and community involvl' ment. were named as 1977 debutanles bv tht• Newport Harbor Auxiliary of Children's lloml' Society .. Presentations were made during the group's I raditional announcement tea held at the Newport Beach home of Mrs. James L. Gray. Debutantes are the Misses Wendy Lou Bents , Denise Diane Doering, Susan Elizabeth Forte. Kathleen Karen Gerrie, Jill Lynn Holcomb and Karen Therese Johnson. Also Jennifer Ann Jordan, Andriana KraJ. Julia Ann Matloff, Stacey Celeste M.ills, Laura Elizabeth Nelson, Anne Brewer Nutt.en, Jill An- na Piper and Sarah Ann Robins. Concluding the list are Camie Lee Shinn, Shirley Ann Sloper, Joan Fowler Spellelich, Vic· Loria Jane Taylor and Dayna Ann Williamson. Their parents are Dni. and Mmes. Richard Bailey Doering, John Theodore Forte, Wallace Anderson Gerrie and Thomas E. Nelson Others are the Messrs. and Mmes. William Langston Bents, John Edward Holcomb, Harry Charles Johnson. Richard Vance Jordan. Donald Kral, Meredith Malloff and Wilbur Van· derOudermeulen Mills. Concluding the list are lhe Messrs. and Mmes. Donald Cameron Nutt.en, Stephen For- rest Piper, Theodore Robins Jr., Donald Keith Sloper, Kalman Spelletich Jr., Charles Prentice Taylor and Bobbie Wright Williamson, and Mrs. Charles R. Demory and Clifford Shinn. Formal presentation will be at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel Dec. 22. Proceeds Crom the event will go to help fund child welfare services provided by CHS. SPECTACULAR MID-SUMMER ;rSale Starts Tues., July 5th .:.:::ctL'1P.l.~1'·nd CA>ntinues Thru July Barrio'' of Santa Anita uf west Santa Ana. The Circle K Club r~ ceived the College Grou~ award for initiating the Save-a-Lire program. Club members set up hypertension screening in local shopping maJls. HEARING PROBl!M? lcatertott.ose wt.obeh•ea HEARIHGAID ~ .......... f'UlCHASI SUIJICT TO SATISFACTION nH YIAl.S IN ' COtlOMA D& MAI HAl. AEBISOIER HEARING AIDS l409 E. c-t Hwy. c-.. ~75-llll . I SALE Fine clothing for women ond children. !_~l!lll FASHION ISLANl> f.J..•wporl Bcad1644 8(1)8 FASHION SQUARE Sonto A11<J !>SQ.7797 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 846 llif·6 Our Annual Sale has become a tradition amOIKJ those who know and appreciate the finest selection of domestic and imported lightin9 Fixtures & Lamps. Savings from 50°/o to 70°/o or more~ . DAil Y PILOT •1 MARMADUKE by lr1d Anderson BOOMER by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson t "What makes you think you're any hotter than I am !" FUNKYWINKERBEAN ~ A 1V SET ISN'T EAfi=) ! " ~ANK McNAMARA : MR.~l?A. WHV ro ~ l\JDIE~':? AT'TE>JO Fro : WR'E~Ll~? 8ECAJJ% : IT} PlilWA. ~ M'NAWIRA. : Wl~.wc.Q'S.THE ~ti REAl.UFE ~ OON MULLINS : LOR!> P, WORl<S • So HARD H~ : COMES HOME .; EXHAUSTED. MY t...At>1i;s 1 ® MAGAZINE HA5 A HINTjO PUT 1HE ~1-E.AM BACK IN HIS t;YE:. TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLI ACROSS 1WH 1nterH1td 6 S.hlc vtUel Ver. 10 Chapll!'l Abbr. 14 Se~rm 15 Bathe 16 Handle 17 5-tlctions 18 Sobeit '"19 IWiln commune 20 lnaects • 22 J.t>ber 24 Highly ~ 26 Modifie& 1 • '11 Brought to bey • JO FtrNll animal 3 I 1natrument 32 HIVll'Q 1\0 JOClcev 31 Gotopo1 38 Claim lt'tllllC•••tv ~ Lettttf 41' ........ pans 43 U.S. author 44 or ... fetture 45 Footbelltr: 2WOldt S4 Aatht minimum. 2word& S8 fi1t; Slang !>9 Musical group 61 A Philippine Island 62 And others· 2words 63 Robert····: Noled Virvonien 64 Frwnch school 65 Wltheftd 66 Fbred fOUtMOf ldlo!\ 57 French en nutty DOWN I &ting pllce 2 Inter··· Among other 1h1ngs 3 Loud sound 4 Twist 1boul 5 Wish 11 euadonq trades worker 7 Mele animal 8 Wilh· Fr. 9 Merine h1h 10 mortg1g• 48 T ente 1 t Urgency 5t Periodohat 12 P,.,.;tion 62 Skeleton 13 PnM>k• S11urday'1 Puule Solved. 21 long· snouted frst. 13 Aadruntu 7!> Newspal)flr VIPs 27 Bus. Abbr 28 Anctent Gr Wl\ghl Untl 29 Church couH 33 Arranges fortifk:1 ''°"' 34 Improved po11tlon l5 ObtefVld 345 Plant in 90~ 38 Fe1thtr. Prtflx 39 R-lldwiti, aalf\ 42 Device used in-Ying 43 Sereoe:2 word1 •6 Secure '7 Aide 48 Glones 49 Come IOgelher 50 Turlllf/1 language 53 N Korean 11ver !iS Soon 56 Sellor: l11formel 57 Britllh Columbia •lnlon GO T tnnla geer MISS PEACH ~ t MAv'e ,. ~GrJ 0tJ Mv t'eSK / SAvoJG .• THf. 6tlaC ?©PS H~ 01•n-~..-... ... .J ... \ .. ~NV E\ll'l{ TIMf otJ~ ~5 , I Rrr rr 1,J MY 9ANK AC coot-Jr. ™! :!NT'~""'ATIONAL. C.0~16MT CONVIN1"10N • oF l'flJ. by Tom Batiuk DOOLEY'S WORLD by Mell PEANUTS HOLD ON THEeE, GIRLS! WMAT ABOUT '<OUR CX.' CADO'f'MASTER ?r'Ll JU5T TAKE HALF OF THAT! 8ECAUSE "ffit 4!H 15 ™E OtJLY DAY It-! JULY IHA~ A N.4JIO>JAL ~OLIDAY ! .... NO USE ~AYING A PARADE AND A PICNIC OtJ 50\AE °™ER DAY WHEN E\lf.RYONf. HA510 WORK ! by Charles M. Schutt WELL, WE EACH MADE A OOlLAR.MARCIE .. . THAT'S NOT TOO MO .. . EVE~ERE '(OU 60 ON THIS 60(.F COURSE, '(OU ~UN INTO A HAZARD! by Roger Bradfield by Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds OKA-.f.' HI.. "!TE{ WJJAT 00 VO<.J HOPE ro $f'/A5 WITIJ THAT. WE~, eu&F 7-4 by Ferd and Tom Johnson JUDGE PARKER OR . SMOCK . 0 MOTLEY'S CREW CN., NO>/ J=OR 1H~ 10WN MEe'flNG ••• ANY QUE.S1'10N5 FOR 1HE ~IDE:Nf~ by Gus Arriola LITTLE. C1'l.VaAcl<S Tl4AT BV.ZZ OOWN OVJ::R. 'THE. RIO/ by Tom K. Ryan ---------_, •• :THE SHEf{lffS'ANP 60017 GUYS' ASSOCWl~'S HAVI~ A PICNIC wrm PRINK UTl5A ~ ANP PDtt1" SMOK& NOCl6'ARS1 Pl~RKS. THE GIRLS 'Tm having great success with my new diet -every time I plan to sra_rt it &Ome holiday makes rm chanp rny mind.·· l I .. • • • • • • • • • ,. .. .. .. • » • • • ) ) >. .. It • lt . -·~·.._,, .,. OAA.VPtlOT Mond•x,July.C 191'1 Author Glve.N Tips I Huw to Take Tests By JOYCE L KENNEDY Oear l9ftt: Cu you rt"COmmnd ..._ taaat W08J4 IMlp me'~"' for cltt.I ~ _. odter emple)'aM-ot t.eal.IT . ( CAREERS ) -T.•.•·· •empbl .. Ta.a. bypaa~ difficult problems. or (d) lt aJJ.around brij:ht. A.It d...U service otttce1 ft1r nmple u1au. Atto Kook• (2l9 PIU'k Ave. S. New York, NY. 1000:0 publlahe11 many em}>loyment teat 1u1d~11. Testa are used by employers Lo tneaaure wbal yuu leurn~ If\ the 1>1a11l •• a baromf'ter of how well you'll perfonn In the lutur(' Out wsina ll>:'!t~ u iodJcaton is akin to reading "'ft>& Leaves,'' says Richard N Bolles 111 bis booklet of that liUf' More subJl'l lJve than sc1enltf1C' CONVEBSELV. BOLLES points out, the teet screens out everyone who <lotsn't p1&1u1 be<.·ause the appUcant (a) hun 't been clued on bow to leapfroi tests, or (b) plugs away at a wk routinely or in staled order. or (c) is Ju11t poor at test-taking and verbal iskilh1 even though he or she may have aood inteUigence and high intuitive t1kills. or (d) belongs to a minority not Ctamiliar with the particular idioms ui.ed on a test. A TUNED·IN test talt'r Built·~ says, will leapfro& through .. h~st 111 three phases. Here 's how (11 sl. .:o thl"Ough and answer onlv question' you know mslantly. M:cond go ba<'h and try to answer more dafflcult qucs lions. selling a lime ltm1t for each third, 11 any time remains, return to the very difficult questloru> you ldL answered and deal with as many as lime aJlows (For instance, "rearrange these let- ters to form a word· .. AOCT" The <·orrect answer 1s COAT. TACO, ~h1ch might be more familiar to a Spanish-speakmg person, 1s an incor- rect answer ) Even if you give low marks lo tests on principle, as long as they're walh u~. learn to play the test taking game lo win: leapfrog. While most people using the easy- rirst-hard·later approach wall pass lhr test, what does it really mean? Bolles asks. BOLLES• BOOKLET. "Tea Leaves,'' which in the main takes a philosophical new look at resumes, 1s available for 50 cents plus a stamped C24 cents stamps). self.addressed en- velope from Ten Speed Press. BoX' 7123, Berkeley, Calif. 94707. It could mean the successful tesl· taker (a) knows how lo leapfrog tests, or (b) does not persist at a task and skips around a lot on anything, or (c) doesn't like challenges and tends to Send questiom for this column to Joyce Lam Kennedy at this newspaper. Sorry, the volume of mail makes personal replies impossible. THE FAMILY CIRCUS. "My feet don't reach the pedals." Spe~iol Olympics Viejo School Wins I 7 Medals Students from Esperama School for the traina- ble mentally retarded in Mission VieJO brought 17 medals home from the California State Special Olympics at UCLA . "That's more medals than we·ve ever won " said Becky Heinzen, the school'~ adaptive physical education teacher. · KATERI LA SAUGE, 8, and the youngest ever to compete from Esperanza, look first place m the 25·yard, freestyle swimming event. Other medal winners in 1wimming events were Ken Thompson, third in relay; Barbara Corzine, first and second in freestyle and backstoke; Randy Marshall, first and second in Lbe butterfly and breaststroke, and Pam Cole. first and second in freestyle and back.stroke. · Judy and Linda Vanausdoll took first place in the pentathlon track and fi eld event. P UBLIC NOTICE DURING THE GAMES, KELLY Corcoran bowled tfle highest Orange County game score of 187. He woo a flrst place medal. 1----------- 0ther bowlers who won first place medals were PUBUC NOTICE Errick May, Theresa Gray and Paul Fontenot. Don Dwyer took a second pl ace medal and Tom Reynoso won a third place. Only three of the school'a 16 participants didn't win a medal during tbe annual competition. However, Gordon Donaho, Jerf Conrad and Karen Sweetland did bring home participation awards. THE GAMES OPENED WITH RUSTY Kurk, another Esperanza student, singing the Star Spangled Banner Gov. Edmund G. Brown was the first slate gov· eroor to attend the games. Ethel Kennedy. representing the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation whlcb created and sponsors t.be games, also at- tended lbe competition. Joins Panel. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. b11 appointed Sam' Kalman of San Fran· clleo. preeident of the steel, ac.rap and real atai. firm bea.rlU hla naane, to the C"om-'miaslon for Economl~ Development. I PVBUC NOTICE P'ICTIT10US8USllCl!U NAMI STATIMINT T,.. loHowlf!Q i>e•IOns ••• "°"" ll<IM· ntsses OES£RT OAWlll -en w Mc F.cl- Mn:~ S<l<>I• AN, Col '711W Llovd T""""'s ll•ncllw•. ·~•7 w M<F-=•• S.nlaolna,Col'7704 Oonl'a G~' l/andl••r. •817 w MC Fedclen :: .. S.nl• lln.t C.A "7704 Tl!ll bvfl""H ll <ondu< l•d b, ~ 011Mira10M1nen~. [)c)nM G .. l/~nll1•"' Th" c,tat~'"""' w,., tll•'d with ttWt < f''HlftitV Cterk. nl """"°' (nlHH'f nf\ Ju,,..8. "'' """' Publlv.<1 Or•"OC! ~°"" 0•1ly Piiot, J\111* 13, 10. t7 ""d July t, lt7f PVBUC NOTICE . ' PUllUC NOTICE PUBUC NM'ICE PlJBIJC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS 8US1Nf SS NolMI! STATU .. ENT T"" lol~ .,..,_,. •r• dolno '""I ,..»n: P.ALMl'R Eflll'ERPRISFS. l?O VISI• True"•· N• .. oorl 8 ... <"-CA. •2..0 J•mu F. Palmtt. 370 Vl~I• True"•· Newoort Beech.CA, 91660 EllHbettt A. P•lfTI•'· J?O Vista Tru<N.N-tlluc".CA 91660 This bu1lnHs h <O<>dutlfd II'# • cwnerel Mr1,..r9'1p. J.-sA.P•I~ Tllft 11 .......... 1 We\ llffd Wllh tlie County Clfork ol Of-Co11n1v on J..,. I). lt/1. ""* Pvllll$htd Or~ Coa•I Dally Piiot. June?0,77,-Julv•. II."'' 7S•lr71 PtJBIJC NOTICE 1"77U1 Pullllslled Orenot COMI 0 .. 1, Pllol. Ju,..17.-Julv~.11. II, lt71 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NIIMI STolTEMENT Tf\f' tooowtno per.-.on 1\ 001no bu,. ,..,, .,; NEWPORT OETAILING, 31~4 ollrway Av. •• Cotta MH•. Col. "7627 Ronald L")wtll Anderoan. 1q71 Ytchl c.mui.. NtW'OOrl Be.ch. CA •lf>llO This boll,,.., Is conduc•M l>•.., In dlvlOUtl. Ron A-.. 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Add 35a each palle1n 101 lust-class auma1I and handhn11. Said to: Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept. 105 6a11vPilo1 Box 163. Old Chelsea 51&.. New York. NY 1001 l. Print Name. Address. Zip. Pattern Number. MORE tlian ever befor,• 20C: dt~gns plus J fiee printed ,,,_ side NEW 1976 NCEDlCCRAF" CATALOG! Has everythinr 75c. Crtellet wltll Squares St.00 Crocht 1 Wudrobe S 1.00 Nifty fifty Quilts S 1 00 RIPJlt Crochet SUIO Sew -Knit Book S 1.25 Needlepelnt Book St .00 Flower Crochet Book S l 00 llairpln Crochet Book S 1.(10 Instant Crocht l ook . S 1.00 lnst111t Macrame Book .. S1 .00 l~rtant Money look St DO Co11plete Sift l ook . _ . $1.00 Co111plete Af&hans : 1 C .Sl.00 12 Prill Af&llans !t2 . 5oi: look of 18 Quilts .!'I _ 50~ Musau111 Quilt 14ok :2 .• 50( 15 Qllllts for Tedly.!3 -50c ... e11& ntty hp __ .soc You'll Rate Raves RATE RAV£$ tor the crisp, fresh way you looll when you amYe in lll1s outstandin1 $h11t coatdreu1 Choose e1banline. 11yon lmen. knits. Punted Pattern 9(49: Misses" Sizes 8, 10. 12. 14. 16, 18. Size 12 (bust JC) ta~ 2 1/8 ...,ils 60-1nc11 l1boc. Send SI 25 for eKh pitl!m Add JS. tM each pattem roe lust clu'> ~11ma1t. Nndhnit. Stttd to: Manan Martin Pattern Depl 442 Daily Pilot :.>32 W€'SI 18111 sr . Npyv York NY 1001 I Print NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP. S IZ E and S r YLE NUMBER. Do JO• know how to 1t1 1 pattem frur Sud new for our new falf.WJnter Pattern C1t1lo1-cllp coupon inside la• free patt1m of your cholct. Sud 75• now• Sew ~ Knit Boot l11taot Mon" Crafts luU~t fasllion l ook lnst111l Snrini laok Sl-2S St.00 Sl.00 Sl.llO ~ltNd Or ..... Coett o.ity PllO(. -------------t''-------------"1mS Ju,..11.-J<lfy•, II, 11. tt11 ~llllld Or.no-Coll• o.lty Piiot. J._27,Jutv4.11.lf..1tn PllBUC NOTICE PICTIT10US8USINIU HAMllTATl!MIHT TlW fonoWlllg ~ .,. eolnv .,.,,.. MISH: NEWPOl'T llEolCH HAIR & COM- PANY, Jff S•n MIO""'· S11ltt 110, ,...._, llN<h. c .... 91HO Joe0. llodr~l."391V•ltf1c>Ct , l~uftA Nloutl, Calll91'17 Fi'tnli Clllncio. JIOO P1rk•-y,.. .Apt. u -..... 1,.,1ne,CA.mu Jtr,.., Sdwotrt.l, 21 .. 1 8 ... h\l"I ""'· 2S., H\#ltlftgfcn 8Hch, C.A t7Al• Thll !NlilltU II condU<led bf o o-.""ral PArlnenNp Joe 0. AOdrllJUll This ttat_,,I wH fllfd w1111 th• County Cle<a OI °'""~ COU"IY on Juno n,1'n. "17171 Pul>ll"*' Cr-°""'' OMly Pllol. 1,,...11.-Julv•.11 •••• "11 PVllUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS auSllCHS MMll! STATIMIHT T'-f~ --Is 00"'9 buW-_ _,, THE! MOPPETTS CLEANING SEltVICI!, !009 ,.,..,ldlo Or .• con. ,,.. .. ,CA.ta» C~rolvn Otrltne klnas,.I, 1ooe PrnlOloOr~Cal .. -.CA.916111 This _.,... is c-..Cttd lly "" 1n dlvlel!lal. Pl1BUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE SUH!ll(Cl'IClOUllTOf'TM• ST A TS OP CALI P'Oll HI A l'Olt THIC:OUNTYOP'OllAHOa ___ , NOTICI 0" H5AlltMO 0 .. Pt!TITION "Oii olN 0110•11 AUTHOlllZIHG EXECUTOllS TO 8011110'# MONEY IPll09ATI COOE SICT IOfl IJtl Eh•I• of M ii(£ l(AD~f'lf'. ~··-NOTICE t~ HEREBY GIVEN l""t CHollllES 8ENTL6Y HEllBERT B. STORY MfO JolME~ E PROTHRO•• P ••cutors ol Ir. will ol IM ebow nam.cl dK-fll ,,,. .. lll!d "'"'" • l>"llllon lor Ml OrO.r olutllorl!lllO E • "'ulor\ lo llo<row -v tP!lf'l<Hnl to l"IOllAlt C-SMllon IJOI rwterence lo wnirh ''made tor lurlhH Nr11cut•n. •"~ thllt me limo! encl 1)1.Ce ol 11Hrl"9 tn• <~m•hlti""'"~ tor July 7. lf11,at • 00 • m . '" ,,,.. <""'''"°"' 'If Dtpert men• No J of s.1d 'oun. M '00 Clltlc Ctnl<tr Ori .. W119, '",,_City-' S<tnlt "'n•. Ctlllornl•. o .... o J-a. "" WILLIAM•.kJOMN, COUMyC .. n. ADAMS, OUOU• ANO KAl.aLTIMI A"'"'9n•U•• m._._..._ &..e~c:.Mw1N ..... TtUUUt••• ,,.....,.tlwl~ ·---------· ~ ....... Or.-.. ~Delt'fNilf. ..... ~., ... .,,,,,...,~"" ntW1 MINlllO!I COUH OP nt• • • c .. f . . . • ! . l. I • •• li • I . . I • ~ 'f .. I'• I I -. \ 1 ' .. t \ ·I ( \ : .: ... • • ... .. .. ' • • Monday July 4. 1977 DAil Y PILOT BS ~" ····································································································I\. ... ... • • .. !>32' Un1vt1rb1ly Or . Irvine. 552 7000 SHORES INTERIORS I • 2650Avon N1<wport Beach Cd 642-2210or 642·2:?'\..~ •• WESTSIDE RfAl.TY /ERA 7654 Edinger AvP. Huntington Beach. 848-2323 • * · HAVE BAG Will TRAVEL » ~ 6024 Warner Ave .. Huntington Beach. Ca . 848~9 •• ... •• • - HIWE McCORMACK. REALTOR 1000 No. Coast Hwy .• Laguna Beach. 494-7551 WALTS WHARF 201 MainSt~Seal Beach. Ca. (213) 598-4433 HESTER-BROWN. REAL TORS ,._ -1401 Dove St .. #220. NewPort BeaGh. 833-978 f • HARBOR BODY WORKS 2076 Plitcentia Ave. Costa Mesa. 642-0632 • • PYRAMID EXCHANGORS »-2081 R1Jc;1nA<.c; C".11nter Dr # 100 Newoort Bf'ach A33-1 768 :, . ->: .» . ' ... • • l :it .» t •• CYQE WORKS 1822 Newoort Blvd. Costa MPsa. Ca. 548-578:'1 / ORANGE COAST REAL ESTATE 2nOO f: Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar. 644-4848 AT EASE 44 Fashion Island. Newoort Beach. 644-5070 GEM REALTORS J 120-F Tustin Avf'. Newport Beach. 642-46Z3 BOOK SHOP ON THE ISlAND ~ 306 Manne. Balboa Island. 673-2710 r BOYD REAL TORS 3fi37 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar. 675-59:10 JONATHAN'S ANTIQUES .... 422 31st St. Newoort Beach. Ca. 673~001 ... LIVINGSTON REAL TY • 6078Warner Ave .. Huntington Beach. Ce. 8'7·2622 • • .. •• .» t ..... SOUTH COAST AUCTIONS 2202 So Main St .. Santa Ana. Ca. 957-81:1:'1 DON V. FRANKLIN, REALTOR 3250 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Mar. 640-7000 STUFT NOODLE ITALIAN RESTAURANT 217 R1vers1de. Newoort Beach. 548-7418 erwca "' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 Campuc; Dr Irvine 833-8600 Camous Valley Shoop1nq CentP• DAVIDSON REALTY :I 5801 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach. 645-7575 3116 Newoort Blvd . Newpart Beach. 673-9060 COlDWEll BANKER HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101 Pac1f1c Coast Hwy . NeWOOft Bt>ach f\3 I ·254 7 , .. l FARGO RANCH LAND & CA TIU REAL ESTA Tf , ' Residential Brokerage Company 211\1 SarlJoaauin Hills Rd .. NewPort Beach 644-1766 'I " BILL MAXEY TOYOTA · (! 18881 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach. 847-8555 ( • EASTBLUFF REAL TY ~'·. 2503 Easthluff Dr .. #206. NewPort Beach. 844-1133 ~ I HARBORVW 18711 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. A42-4435 : DEGEARE'S PLUMBING SERVICE 961w.17th St .. Costa Mesa. 64fi-062:i ~ ft} .1 ; A.M.I. RfAlTY t 230 Newpart Center Dr. Newoort Baarh 759-1515 SAN JOAQUIN REALTORS / 2333 E COdst Hwy. Corona dol Mar. 75?-181n SHAFER & AllfN REAL TY 3432 Via Ooorto. Suite 204, Newoort Beach 675-6741 , GEORGE ELKINS COMPANY ~81 DnvAr OrivP Newoort Bearh 611-1 Ann BOND RfALTY 27812 Forbes Road. Laguna N1guAI 831-9411 LISETTE OF FRANCE .i· 3408 Via Oporto. Newoort Beach 6 73-65511 RUCXER RfA1. TY 2220 Chfl Or. Newport Beach 642-4 758 FARGO RANCH lAND & CATTLE REAL ESTATE P 0 Box #475. Temecula 677-5691. 622-0530 THE KENDAU CO. REAL ESTATE 163 Georgeanne Pia~. Cnc;t11 Me'la. 631-??M• NEWPORT <lNTfR REAL TY \ CAUSEY & OOMPANY 1104 So. Coast Hwy . Laguna Beach, 497-2457 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY Alicia Parkway Office 24 79 I Al1c1a Pkwy., Laguna Hills. SR 1 ·8000 j SELECT PROPERTIES 3110 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. 751.J 191 THEODORE ROBtNS FORD ?060 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 642-0010 1 170 Newoort Ctr. Dr .. Suite #110. Newport Beach 640-181? J. 'n L UTHO DON ffiER & ASSOC:IATfS, REALTORS 306 Marine Ave .. Balboa Island. 675-4000 NEWPORT HARBOR, COSTA MESA BOARD OF RfAl TORS 401 Newoort Blvd .. Newport Beach. 64&.167t ~.,,J ,, ?403 So Broadway, Santa Ana 557·117~ RfAL.fSTATE ENTERPRISES 4:141 Birch Street, Suite 100. Newport Beach Q79-8533 ~· 't JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY ?626 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa 540-5630 ' REGENT REAL TY . TOWER ELECTRONICS CORP. PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westclllf. Newpcrt Beach, 642-5200 FREDERICK'S CUSTOM UPHOlSTfRY 1831 Newport Blvd . Co6ta Mesa. 642-356:? PHILLIPS BUICK, PONTIAC & OPEL, INC. 24888 Ahc1a Pkwy. laquna H1lli.. 837-2400 AllRB>'S POOL SUPPLIES 333 E 17th St . Costa M~a 646-3226 ROY CARVER BMW 1540 Ja,,,boreP Road. Newoort Bf'ach f.40-6444 lUS1( REAi.. TY 2515 E. Coac:I Hwy . Coronadel Mar. 675-3411 El NIGUEL COUNTRY O.UB 23700 Club House Or. lagu"4 Niguf!f. 496-5767 PHIL LONG FORD J 43 Auto CPnter Dnve. lrvtnP, 768-5888 HERMANSKl/RfD CARPET 1 70 E. 17th St . Costa Mesa. 645-34 7 4 HARl.Ff DAVIDSON OF WESTMINSTER 9306 Bolc:a Avc>., Westm1ni;ff'r 'i31-6440 NA8fRS CAOILI.AC :N;OO Harbor Blvc1. Costa Mesa. 540-9100 • 4 UNIQUE HOMES REAL TORS ~ 2443 E. Cst Hwy .. Corona def Mar. 675-6000 '· 2850 Mesa VPrde Dr . Costa Mesa. 546-5990 i NIGEl BAILEY & ASSOCIATfS e « • • .. • • .. • • • • • • « « ,, •• • 'I • • ti • • ti .. .. •• . . ... .. • • .. .. ., • • .. .. • • ..... • • • • • • • • • • .... \ ' : ; . . ' .. f ... .' ... .. • • .. • .. .. • • .. • .. ., • ... ~ .. -- • 'f" • • .. :· ... -WESlEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS ,.• lt 211 I San Joaouin Hill'! Rd . Newoort Bf'ach 644.4910 .. j!V ARROWHEAD LINEN SERVICE & DUST CONTROL DIV. , 2732 E. C.oast Hwv~. Corona del Mar. 644-n 11A'' MIRAQ.E MAJJ>A l • 2150 Harbor Blvd . Ch;ta Mesa. 645-!\700 'I .., :\ Monarch Bay Plaza Suite 102. Laguna N1qu~1. 498-9501 • • .. .. • • WHITf'S PET SHOP 440 East 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Ca . 642·2251 MUEU£R REAL TORS 18113 Macinolta AvP .. Fountain Valley Ca 963-8364 • REMEX INVESTMENTS .. lt Bob Madore. 17570 Skypark Cr .. SIP 104. Irvine 849-4164 • .. .. • • • • .-• .. NIKKI'S FLAG SHOP 2701 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach 646-5166 ASSOCIATfD BROKERS, REALTORS 2025 w. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach. 673-3663 SEA SCHWINN BIKE SHOP 420 E. 17th Street. Coeta Mesa. 646-7706 BURR WHITf REAL TOR 2901 Newport Blvd. Newport Bf!ach, Ca • R7~4630 KENNEY RfA1. ESTATE • • • • • • • • .. 25571 Jemnimo. Suite #6, M1M1on V1A10. 7fl8-6663 • • • • • • • • ... • • • .. CAL'S CAMERAS 1770 NPwnort Blvd • Costa Mellll 64&-w.JA~ WORLD REAL ESTA TE 3015 B Harbor Bl Cot1te Mesa 556-7177 HOLLISTfR'S NURSERY & FLOWER SHOP 2640 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 546-5525 REALONOMICS, CORP . 3500 E Coallt H1~hway, Corona del Mar. 675..(1700 NOACX'S TROPHY /Engraving & Gifts 102 E. 16th Street. Costa Mesa.~46-3141 • SHORECREST REALTY • 4952 Wamer Ave .. Huntington Beacti. Ca . ~5573 • • • • . ~ NOLAN RfAl. ESTAn 900 Glenneyre. Laguna Beach. 494-94 73 3 Monarch Bay Pfau Lao Niguel 891-1181 • MAOWS IRVINE REALTY COMPANY • 901 Oov8r Dr. 842-8235; 1844 MacArthur, NB. &44..(1200 • 4&45 CamQU1 Dr. ll"llne. 752-1~14 • • • UDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido Newl)Ort Bateh 913-7300 • Bl&J. GRUNDY, REALTOR it Mt BIY111dt Or #1 NewOort 8 1eh 875-9181 .. • C. F. COlfSWORTHY & CO., REALTORS • ' 2545 !Attblutl Or. Newl)Ort Beeel'I. 840.0020 • • • IAllOA BAY PROPERTIES • 4&0$ W Coast HlghWllV Newoort 89'101'1, 819-7oe<) 1015 E Orangethorpe, Anaheim. 879-8602 QUAIL PlAa PROPERTIES, INC . 14000ua11 Street. Newport Beach. 752-1920 ANCHORAGE INVESTMENTS 341A4 Coast Hwy Dana Point 495-7711 831 .1111i A SAND & SEA REALTY 108 McF11dden Place. Newoort Beach 675-8800 COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. 540·64.10 540-0211 HAIR HUNTfRS ~· 70 FMl11on l'lland Newport Beach 644-2151 EVERS & ASSOOATfS 210 Promontory Drive East. N9WPOf1 Beach, t\33-0200 CHEER REALTY 16875 Algonou1n. Hu"tlngton Beach. 846-6531 MdCOWN TRAVR INC. 160 Newoort Center Or .. Suite 125. Newport Beach. 769-1931 THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA 414 Walnut Ave . Hunttngton Beacl'I 5315-5018 HOLIDAY INN OF LAGUNA HILLS 25205 L11 Pn Rd • Laguna Hills 5815-5000 IRVINE MESA REALTORS 2829 Harbor Blvd , Coste Mesa. 5'46-8640 WIUIAM FAWCETT ADVERTISING 4121 Westerly Piece. Sullll 113. Newport Beech. 833-0888 THE 8ARfFOOT CONT!SSA 2811 NeWDOrt Bhld .• Ntrwp(l(t Beech. 815-384 t PARKER ESCROW CO .. INC. 24629 Del Prado, Dana Point 496-e183 Ii. ' CENTURY 21 -00YLE CO. RWTORS ftl 17 40 Orange Ave Cost a Mesa. 546-1 1 6A MIT1A MEXICAN RESTAURANT 54 7 W. 19th Street. Costa Mesa 642-9764 , WHELAN REAL ESTATE #2 I 14960 Goldenwest. Westminster. 898-7865 NABERS AUTO CENTf R 1425 Baker St. Costa Mes;i 540-9109 RANOf RfA1. TY ' ' 14427 Culver Drlllf!. lrvinP. 551-200~ ROY McCARDlf REAlTOR • · • SEA & SUN R.V. • • • 1755!'1 Beach Blvd . HuntinQton Be11ch A4:?-M7'i • • ATlAS CHRYSLER/PlYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd Coc;ta Mesa. 546-tcl34 J J 2299 Harbor Blvd Co~ta Mesa 645-030~ •' / EASTBlUFF aEANERS J 354 7 Eastblutf Dr . Newport Beach 644-093? . FOREST OLSON INC. REALTORS , I EARLE IKE IMPORTS VOt.VO-TOYOTA II r ,. . .. • • • .. « • /• J 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. &46-9303. 540-9467 I· AUmN SMITH GORMAN RWTORS • I · 2828 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar. 644-7270 ABCOOlORTV .. • 19046 Brookhurst. Huntington Beach. eM-3329 TSl MANA<iEMENT 6303 West Oceanfront. Newport Beach 846-1803 UNIVERSITY SALES & SERVICE Oldsmoblle/GMC/Honda Cars 2850 Harbor Blvd ~ta MPsa 540-9e40 PROMPT ClfANERS 434 East 17th Street. Costa Mesa 646..(1683 PYRAMID FENCE COMPANY 760 W. 18th Street. Costa Mase !>48-9882 HERBERT HAWKINS REALTORS 18055 Magnolia St . Fountain Vallay. 963-8311 WHELAN RfAI. ESTATf #1 7,)5 Baker St . CoM• Men. 540-3ee6 .. , I CATALINA SUN ROOFS .. ..... 1646 Suoerior Ave. Co5ta Mfl8a 642-4040 ;• .. • .. " BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC I 13600 Beach Blvd Westmm'lter 636·2"iOn .. SELECT PROPERTIES 2232 S E Bnston Slrf'el Newoort Bf'llCh <,<;f1-?15AO FRANK'S FOREIGN CARS 509 W El Camino Reat San CIAmMIP 49?-R.-.1 'i XANADU REA&. ESTATf 610 Newport Center Dr Suite I 130 Nf'wPC>rt Beach 759'-0761 NEWPORT DUMES H3f Back Bev Or1Ve. Ne'#DQr1 Beacil 8'4-0510 UNGO RW. ESTATE • .. .. • .. • • .. I :·· • .. •. "\. •,•W « I\ .. it .. • '!..:. • ., . ' Laouna N1gs49S..112o-Utgv,,~ Seaetl. 497-2489 ~VENAIMRTI~~ OOTMTSUN ' 280 ~Center Or .. Suite 290. N9WP011 Beach, 75~ 1883513eacl'I lvd . Hunt1ngtor1 9MCf\ 842-7781 I ll PESCADOR RESTAURANT 401 East 17th St .. Cbat1 Meae, 6'8-32' 1 LACHENMYIR REALTOR 1aeo Newl>Ort Blvd. Cost• M .... 648-39~8 LINDBERG NUTRfTION South Coest Plaza 3333 ""''°' Coat• MMe ssr-e19, COSTA MESA GOlf & COUNTR~ O.UB t701 Goll Courae Dr Ct>st1 Mesa ~7500 SADOlf8ACX VAJJl.Y IMPORTS/BMW 2"8'02 Mat~utl'lte Pkwy . Mtsaton VtefO. 83t-2040 49S-494Q ••UNtTm mtOKERS 30QOW Coe&t Highway. Newoc.1 B••eh &48-74 ~4 AFFAIRS UN.IMITED COn~lt Ua B rore Your: Next Artelr Call &31-0911 . I' I \ ! • B6 DAIL'( _P_1L_1J_r __________ M_o,:_n....;d;..;•;£.Y....;J;;..;u;.;.,JyL....;.4 _1~9..:..:.." Tiie 91&P1t MINtplece on the Or"lllP Coett DAILY PllDT CLASSIFIED ADS Y°"' (c>n W 11 t1111I 11 ltodt II W11h u Wunt All (_842-5878 l On. (CIA \er.,,, '"'' ( ·~• "'4>< o•nl ..•••••..••••.......... 1002 •••••••••.•............ AXAHDSAVf $36,SOO I harm.ni: hun11.1h1\\ vu -iui111 tre~ hull(! bln·t:t f'rwl trc•ec; too' Pr1m1· -.1n·.i cJ1.,c to i.chool& u11d -.huJJPtn.AI. d1>0 't m1!!11 th1i. tlcoil. CaJl now 752· l 700 )I-fl\; l'l 9 • ' , I\ ' ,~I I [.~,- Cowtycrd Entry Tropical Landscapin9 Coth~al Entry 1Juu~l tn·e l111l'd slrt>l'l HCMIHt For Sal~ 1002 er. ....... IOOJ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HrU't'Y HIDDEN TWO STORY .l"ul.lulous locntion near parks. golf 1·oursc uiHJ lo(ood st·hools. this two storv. 4 hedroom has formal dining, an ttddt•d larntly room, breakfast areu. heauliful pool and brand new JIH'tizzi. The floor plan is known as a "hidden two story" and the present owners havt! been very happy there ... it 's great for family and friends. · A Unique presentation at $145.000. U~l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS' 546-5990 1525 Mesa Verde Drive. East, Costa Me~d JIW 111 Coron,, dt•I Mar . .11 67!J 6000 •••................•.•• ....................... G*'"ral 1002 G1Mral ULIOA ISLAND.PARK 4VE COi. Call us today to see this lovely 2-story home with 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. formal dining & spacious study off lge master suite. Corner fireplace, nice double garage. $189,500 21 I I San Joaquin HUis Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-49 I 0 GHeral 1002 G.,.._.al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR, 3 ba, all amenities. Lovely neighborhood, a few steps from the beach. $195,000. OTHER prestige waterfront homes with. pier & float from $385,000 up. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~ode Ottve. NB 675-6161 General ........•..•..........• with wrnui.:tH min J.!:.tte General I 0021 Gene I I 002 That lt.:a1.b a:o.t a tro a·al ra d µ P ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• General I 002 ~ar en ~·uurt.'f"·un.1 Enter ••••••••••• •• •• •• ••••• • 1002 tlram<tlll' 1·ath1.•t.lral It\ 1ng & d1111ng ruvm l'rcmlllm wall treat menl-. throui.:hout. W;irmly paneled family 1 uom with niltural wood burnin~ lircplac·c. ~.500. C~ll 96<!·778K ~ KEY · REALTORS ft IRVtHE EXECUTIVE THIS GLORIOUS FOURTH Why not begin our Third Century by investing in this country's greatest asset: It's real <.'slate. Our vcrv professional staff will offer you ever~· assistance to help make your home selection one you will never regret * HAPPY FOURTH!!!!!* 759-0811 450 NEWPORT CENT [ll OH!Vf /!.14 OSI I $122,500 Secluded cul·de-sac loca· tion. Italian trle cncry. Step up formal liv. rm. Din gallena. HiCh soar- rng l'eilings. Huge sun· ken family room. Spec· tacular sunny gourmet k1tdwn Second story holds huj.!e master win~ plu~ :1 more 'l"IC'IUU:o. hct.lrnom s. Bcaulltullv manicured grounds, c:n\:. • 1•red latlic1.• µalw. non ·1 General I 002 Gerieral I 002 wa1l. call nowi!l::! 1700. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jnt.' I • 1 \Ir I.JI• ;f I.Ji I' EASTSIDE CHARMER Neal and tidy 3 bedroom, and den in nice Costa Mesa area. Tlus home shows excellent care and is situated on a 130' lot. Priced for quick sale at $9,950. CALL 556-2660. C:SELECT I PROPERTIES BEACH COTT AGE Bring any reasonable offer on this beautiful 3 bdrm .. 2 bath Mesa Verde h ome. Ve:tca n t -i m med iate possession possible. Listed at $86,000 $49,500 Ge.rat 1002 GeMrol 1002 Just what you ha~ been •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •• •• •••••••• ••••••••••• looking ror. 4 blocks from 7 BEDROOMS EXECUTIVE th~ beach. Corner lot for Th 3 t , s r i g h l '· A 7 RETREAT ·BEACH privacy. Upgraded throughout. new carpet. bedroom, 2 ~alh home in 4 BR·~ STORY Great summer home. super central Costa ASSUME $32,200 Small but cute. Hurry! Mesa location Secluded entry to CaJl963·6767. Possibilities abound for dramatic• 11,·ing room oPfN 1119.,,s1111o110 111 Nl!1 • the large families or 1t h k 1. could be used as a rest \\ 1t crat· 1ng stone · ''' . CALL 751.3191 sized dining room 1s con· [, •. ·· ·. IBI home. f"or full rlctalls f1repl<1ce. Huge banquet <~ ·. ·: . ~ C: SELECT ~~~~~e;~;Je:~~e':~o~: Attention R .E . Brkr T'PROPERTIES try kitehen Family room ha:. <"Ommanding Npt/lr\' w ;completc wallotgla::.~\iewnflush flnanc1al ::.Landing. IO · TNT grounds & to\·ercd ler- teresced tn expanding. I ran• llu..:t• hideaway have new com·cpt for Owner must l>cll. has solid growth. 645·7403 . bought another home ma~ll'r ::.lllh' Separate Best Plan 11 in all Sand· suit<'~ tor guests & pointe. Won 't last the l'htldrt•n Swee prng RE. Sales People want· ed. Liberal comm1ss1ons. Newport Beach. 548·861'1 Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do rt well. 642·5678. weekend ::.ta1rs to ::.c-c:ond s tory Can 540•3666 quarters flurry' Take ovc·r V \ loan.• No new ~;' loan easts S327 /m o. '*iri I~ pmyts all·Sfl9.500 Fr. U j C .Just hi.tl'd r11ll befcore it's gom·~ %3·6767 Gftff~ . I 002 GeMnll I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VACATION LIVING Rare single-level 3 BR, 2 BA townhome on quiet cul-de.sac in the Bluffs. Easy walking distance to shopping & recreation. Quality de- corating inside & out. $164,500. · A COLDWIU IANIB CO. 644-1766 21111 SAN<.IOAOUIN HILLS AO. IN NEWPORT CENTll' N<'W t.is\ing ~.orUwy 3 BR & 1 BR Uparoderl VALLEY TAJCIOYIR SU,OOOLOAH <>11th ls 11pra whnc 2 :.t.ory, 4 Bdrm CUl•d HAC alant.! Execu llv ~ ~nt.r y! F,picur a n kitchen. Jo'or m..l din~! Sweepl11Jt llon\1.1 room w ll'Oom '°' poc>l 111bl1" H11ac rioot "lae lot Call roe· i1rhpttc1 •huw1a•· Ownc:r leavUil. Subm\t! IM7..S.tlD (lli(NI 9•~!'111!41 li!ft f VILLAGE WALK Sµ.it1uu:; 3 bdrm. 2 uath w1b1g dble car i::aragc. Jdeal location in proxim1· ty lo So. Coast Plaza. Brand NEW! 646·7711. MIHl·RAHCH lBRBEACH $69,950 Tr<'<' lined entry to r anch style home in exclusive pride or ownership area. Large family s11.ed hvmg room Country kitchen. Dine Family entertam· ment room Separate wing l or hid eaway master suite & <'hilllrcn'::. quarters. Hurry! Won't last at thb price'! Just minute t o ocean. %3·78111. (">PfN Ht~• ft.., Iv•• l tH 1.1'"'1 [~1 -] •HORSES •KENNELS •STORAGE •OR?? A huge 82.5 x 336 A·l lot w/3 br. 2 ba home in up· iicr bay county area. S96.500 644.·7211 for details /Jn NIGEL GAILEY & ASSIJCIATES ELDUMPO $62.500 ll ':o. low down and dirty~ Looks like a home where the buffalo roamed ~ A handy man's paradise! Private cul·de-sac leads to this rustic hide-away! Blg 3 bdrm on sprawling lot with trees aplenty! Shovel 'cm out. paint 'em up and you've got yourself an estate! Priced dirt cheap. which seems only rrght ! Hurry up! 847·6010 OPEN flt q • ti S •UN 10 M NIO • [eUtdlJ MORNING SUN SPLIT LEVEL !l mos new. Beamed cathedral ceilings slrelC'h across this 4 bdrm plan 5 · 2 story beauty. Steps lt>ad downstairs to n sunken fmly rm w/wet bar. Up· graded cpts. Selr clean· mg oven. Eat in kitchen. You must see this lvly home now. Call for more info. 545·9491. Real Estate 38R +FAM RM. BEACH Quiet tree hned street shelters this sparkling beauty. Executive entry to spacious Jiv. rm. with crackling· heart h . Sunshine countr y ===;;.._-------1 kitchen ! Sweeping PARKLIKE RETREAT 2 STORY·l BR POOL-BEACH AREA-560,500 Lush grounds frame en· trance to this executive hideaway. Huge living room. Large country kitchen. Orne Dramatic stairs sweep lo secluded master suite & separate children's wing Hurry! Just listed. Call 963-6767 QP(N Ht Q •" i JUN rQfj( NI{ I 1 lWHtiMliWI ~HEREAL 1 STATf.RS -.' elegant fam. r m. with used brick fireplace. Mammoth master bdnn retreat. Try $8,650 total down. Call quick! 847·6010 HousH For Sale ....•.........•........ I 002 HCMIHS For s• Ha..••• For Sale .••....................•...•..............•... I OOJ Geewnat 1002~ 1002 Excellent Starter Home ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUR 450 SL WUI rit comfortably m the dbl garage of this handiiome Spanish Buy and Ocean \'iew split level. Walk to rest.aurants 1f you are not l.11' to a gourmet meal from your own kitchen or Just relax with ,1 <'0Ckta1l from tht.> wd b:11 Ucfol'e you Stroll OUt Oil l~~~~~~~~~~I the dec·k to watch the ba' I~ and 01.·ean 3 bt'autHul bed.rooms. 3 l<trgt' bath~. and reduced s10.ooo Don't wait! 646·7171 SUPER TOWHHOME 3br, l~ba, $58.000 4br l ~ba, $65,500 4br 3ba, $63,500 OPfN 1119· 11 ~ '"" rt•111 ,,,, <:rawford &Associates f •• , --c-.-9:-~-;-:-~E---1 ·::~ ...... ,;~J .. ~ LIVIHG NEAR THE BEACH BREAD & BUTTER DUPLEX Well located Orange County property. Both units are 1 bedroom, din· ing room with an al tached garage. Priced at a low S49,900. ('ALL 556·26ti0 C:::SELECT I PROPERTIES ······•······•···•····• ·•····················· COVE RmEAT Tucked away at the Bay is this ulti]i neat shelter for two. The lifestyle is luxurious and s mart. Beautifully de· corated, it has all the special new things -like the microwave oven and the bandy wet bar -that mak:e having "small intimate dinners" such fun. There is a security gate and a secluded pool & beach area. too. Of~ fered at $168,000. S hown by appointment only. U~lf)UI: tf()Ml:S REAL TORS11; 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar Jlso 1n MP.Sa Verde, at 546·5990 G~neral I 002 GeMt"ol 1002 ...•.......................................... Here is a real honest bargain! 2 slory, 3 bdrm m quiet and peaceful neighborhood , just minutes from the beach. Secluded parent s retreat. 2nd fireplace m family room. A uis· trnct1vc homl' planned for graC'ious living. Don't miss out, cull now for more details' Call 842·2535. of•fN ru 1J ·" H1'V 'Ur 1 '• • • [®IBJ DUPLEX ~ EASTSIDE .M·I ACREAGE ' COSTA MESA Bwld to suit in Hunt 1ngton Beach. 90.000 Easts1de loc<st1on duplex square feet to be built to for the investor or • your specificatio1u . BEACH & OCEAN o~i:r/ landlord. Seller ARE YOU Minimum investment re· will leave a lot ol 1....,.ERESTED? • _q uired $500,000. Call VIEW furniture. Call now or IL "• • 673-8550. will be too late. 546·2313. What are you interested Nm 9 • ri HuN 10P1 Nl(f • Sensuous bachelor con· dommium with beaclT & ocean view from master bedroom suite plus secluded loft den . Cathedral Ii ving room hosts Swedish fireplace & overlooks pri vate cocktail balcony. 583.900. Call 962·7788. OPtN m Y • 11 11UN ro 111 N" 1 ' m from a Real Estate ,.... ·' I... . I Company. Xanadu is re· :. ~;9!t¥~~i'!t!ll ·. .·'.~1•u11.t!;til adytolisten. Call '''« I ·''!, '\ '"' ~r:\n;A 159.0161 b~"! .. ~ .. ~, .• ~~, ~~~~ "'" '""' ' Give us your kleas. Want .:: ~ KE:Y V 1 RE:ALTORsli FOOTHILLS FIXER 5105,000 BIG CLAN? Large-Family Home 7 Bedroom home near Nestled in the Foothills. Newport's Back Bay! Needs some TLC. Bring Only SJ45.500' JOOO Sq. ft. your tools & paint or luxurious living! Red brushes & make SSS Carpet, 754.120i Doul.Jlc door entry. Step --------- down formal l iving ~ room. Huge separate DOVER SHORES family room too! Second only cr eative and ag. gressive salespeople who are interested in a life time career. HORSE PROPERTY IN BACK BAY NEWPORT This suµcr horse proper· ty has the "Garden Home" look . Two b<.>drooms. family room. dining room and a guest house in the back with its 2 UNITS Total Rents $475. ! Total price S.S9,000 Red Carpet, 754.12oi own bath. Lots of fruit --------- trees in that rare country CORONA DEL MAR feeling. Call ror your ap· VACANT LOTS pointment. 546·2313. 2 adjacent level lots in OPfN 1119 • H s WN rolli N«' secluded Chinn Cove. In· story hosts master wing. Fantastic view. 5 There are three more bedrooms, 4'h bath home bedrooms for your wilhformal diningroom, IJ;i~~~~~~~~ pleasure. Fix this into fami l y room. plus your dream & save. Only billiard room, 4750 sq.ft. JUST LISTED teresting development possibili4es., Owner l)8YS make offer! 673-8550 .. OflfN ltl q.,, s IVN roat N , •• $105.000 for this 2,400 sq. bui lt by V alenttne, COLLEGE PARKC.M. ft. home. Call n ow plumbed for pool. This is Gracious lanai patio en-~~~~~~~~~ 752 1700 for the buyer who desires try. California liv ing ~N11JQ•1f'H1JNTOll!Nl(fl quality with a touch of wit h i ndoor/outdoor EASTSIDE [lllR!Jtd ·~=~ ~~?f.F~~~,~~ o.':::!1£~~!:: .. , 642·2237 bor der ing p restigious NEWPORT BEACH &42·5200 --------i Back Bay area. Sharp 3 BAY·&OCE ...... ~~ HARDTOFIHD bedroom, 1 story, with A" DUPLEX enormous p r ivat e VIEW· In close in East Side backyard •. For appoint· 75' cantilevered over $3000 for Costa Mesa. 2-atory ment to i nsp ect call cljff with spectacular charmer op a large cor· 962-1'188. view or Newport Bay & Redecorati~ nei lot 2·2 BR units. 2-" KE:Y the ocean. T his highly in· Ldry rooms. Good park· t dividual 4 bedroom home Owner will give er it in ing. Interior inspection RE:ALTOP.Sft features custom extras escrow. Big 5 bedrm with offer. You'll kick .ALOT too numerous to men· Eastblurr home. Large yourself if you pass lhis . lion. Secluded courtyard yard with teahouse. oneby.Callnow646-717l. FORALmLE ['9~~~itK!;€s~yw~1~f. ::s~;;;;~ liiiH~lil ~~:~~1g:~i~~ 548-7729 Costa Mesa -----·-·--, decorated 2 story. 2 tti••0~~~A~L'!!!T~O~r.!""~~11_. 1~~~~~~~~~1---------1 bdrm.11 111 bath adult con n~ n.> 1-do mini um ! S p i r a I R.V. Soace · Delightful [bedroom corner home, large fam1· ly room, 2 patios, all freshly painted. All this in Mesa del Mar and for only $87,000. Call 546·4141 TWO HOMES OMA LOT Jn a very nice restde.ntlal area Ea11 t.o keep rtnl· td, ~1' u1e on e for yo\1mlf tc Ult1 cil l'lcr for mt>lht•r·ln·law At full )n<'u or 511.2.~ tbal'• un· IJ Ml.2'0each: Nl-71U staircase -enclosed garage. Priced for q uick sale! Don't wait, call now. 842·2535. OPfN 1119 •ti! IUN rOkJ N'<I' HousH f or Sak . J Hou•H For•S. HouHt For Sal. -Monday, July 4. 1977 DAit. Y PILOT az ~ ~ ~::.:::~··········iooi :::~:::.:···········~·o·; ;;;;;~···········;o;i Hou ••• For u. 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Phone 546-5990 IRVIME TERRACE VIEW -Front row ...... view. comfortable executive home surrounding a pool $295,000. Phone .. : 675-6000. • CDM CHARMER Could be. needs vou' R-2 lot with 3 bdrm, 2 bath home. Asking $125,000. Phone 675-6000. MESA VERDE MIHl·MAMSIOH 4 bedroom 2 story with pool on a 7700 sq. ft. lot. Don't miss the fireplace in den. $150,000. Phone 546-5990. HARIOR VIEW PADDLE TEHMIS - Portofino with fini shed guest room. 1 m maculate, colorful decor and lush gardens. $185,000. Phone 675-6000 SUPER SPYGLASS HILL -Expanded Tradewinds, delightful jacuzzi with view. colorful interiors. $325,000. Phone 675-6000 VIEW FROM HARBOR VIEW HOMES -4 bedroom. single story, low maint., room for R. V .. dynamite view. Onlv .~-$169.900. Phone 675-6000. I (. U~l()U~ ti()M~§ REAL TORS" rtlf NICEST PEOPLE SE LUNG THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR. 675-6000 MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US 11&11J1bh1 fur all lov~n of walkways to secluded en· lbat a.,ccu11 Vtlla11e by try! Gourmet kitch~n. 8 • tho Stia. Jo'ci1.1turl11g 3 OWNER WILL CARRY Step-down conversation bdrm1. fol"mal dining area + fireplace! room • 3 lm•pl14ce!\. FINANCING Sunshine breakfas t TO DAY P11rth1l 11\"Clln VICW 1.1nll srARl<UMG -3 bedroom. 2 bath and patio. Pool • jacuzzi . 1mvatu .iuc~l 4uarters. volleyball. Garden living ·n111 .:01111mcl kitchen & family room. Lowest priced single at its finest. 847-0010. • 1>uthll11t1.!l.loncindc1:ant family home in pride of ownership °"'N "1'·11 sru1<1•0 llfN•n• No down. only s:ss,ooo. ~.:£=!'.;.:·:~;~.'·:; ~·~;~\f :~~~f .«~n\.o:i.~~.·. [ailHlrnll g~:J.~f£~:ii [i~llffAi ~~;~~n;f~~~~r~~~;.',~?, BE A GOOD VETERANS THECOLOHY PLAM400 $119,500 lio1·gcous family home 111 lop loeation · dramal1c <! story i::ntry . Urick hrl'11lucc. Hul(c country kitchen. 4 lldrms. lamlly room compl\.!.lt:IY ~Ir c·onrl1lionl•d. Commuruty µoul & tl'nn1s rourb nearbv. F;.i~t es~row voss1blc. 67J.l:l550 l)rtN ,ii '"I•••~ tvr. '<.'''' ,, , • l ~Rtdlil Executive Home 2 Story + Pool Family room . hnnu,, room. 4 bedrm. 21, b;.ilh. formal dining room + much more in this 4 yr old home for only ~123.900. C<1ll ror tippl. before it's too l;itc! s.19-~ ~UPERB HOMES R l BR +POOL 979-1050 CENTURY21 neat. hard to find family home. See AMERICANll this before you buy. Hurry. call us at .. ,,.._.,...~ We're open tU 9 for you •40.11s1. Conserve Water! SPLASH SPLASH •12 Acre Wntcllff IT'S THAT TIME AGAIM. Customized 4 bedrm home in Newport Beach with large sparkling pool. And for your privacy a slumpstone wall. Only $137,500. It's a beauty! Call 540.1 151. EASTSIDE, CM (2J 2 IEDRM HOMES -one new. one remodeled. Close to 17th Street shopping and Newport Harbor High . A super investment. Hurry, just listed. call 546-5880 BIG POOL-BIG HOME OM A MESA VERDE cul-de-sac. -t Bedrms. 2 baths + large family room <.·entering around I 6x36 poof. Shake roof, double fireplace and dining rm. Priced right. call 546-5880 ATTN: VETERANS MUST SB.I. this beautiful 3 bedroom . 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet kitchen, compl w/butcher block counte1· tops & continuous cleaning oven. Sculphlred shag crpts.. Heavy shake roof. Large Yard. Hurry priced only $76.900. Call 546-5880 ERITAGE GeMral I 002 Gtftffal I 002 ····•·•···············•···•··•·•····••······•· RELAXATION FORMULA THINKING OF In the heart or Newport. Classic colonial 7 bedroom home with all the amenltles. Extensive use of wood paneling, parquet floors, bltns- cven 3 fplcs. Formal din· Ing. family room, pool with jacuzzi, 4 Cull baths +2 half baths. Large trees enhance beautiful landscaping. A very special opportunity for a special family. $385,000. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 RENTING? 1-0g~p~ ~e~•~}~~ith Why not consider buying aUiwn and patio sels. this large 5 bedroom. Polynesian theme for 3 pool home with many ex-Bedrm, 2 bath. Walk to citing features? The pool, rec room. hmnis o~ner may ev~n help courts and beach. with the financing and $100 000 that might even be a bet- ' · lcr value than renting. 400[.Jr-~~ fORAll Call CM __ d W 640.6161 . it'_ ; : ..... ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. A EASTSIDE C.M. :? BR. 2 BA Super P11rk your RV Custom Built 3 BR + den + fam rm. vaulted open beam <;lngs, priv pool & tennis ct. 1600' + . Yds from ocean. OPEN FOR YOUR ¥If.WING CAMEO HIGHLANDS -4 bedrm, move in condition. Beautiful carpets & drapes. View. Offered at $160,000. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; 4615 Cortland, CdM. IRVIHE -just listed . new 3 bedrm. family rm in Irvine Coves. Sycamore plan. 2 story, approx 1700 sq.ft. $99,950. Open Sat/Sun 1·5, #2 Leda. Irvine. • •I HARIOR VIEW -(Lusk), just ' listed .. .large 6 bedrm. formal dining. family room. Home on super large ' culdesac lot with a large pool and i jacuzzi. Also in one comer of the lot is l your own private putting green. Of-I fered at $269,500. 3626 Cata.marran. 1 CdM; open Sat/Sun 1-S. SPYGLASS -just listed -l arge 5 bedrm bonus room home featuring 3 fplcs. one in the master bedrm. located on a 11.. acre lot with a mini- orchard. Also features large pool and jacuzzi and a blln f!aS BBQ. Offered at $289,900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; #2 Mission Bay, CdM. HARBOR VIEW -beautifully d e· corated, 2 bedrm. den home. With many extr as. Off the kitchen is a beautiful patio with a waterfall. Of- fered at $146.900. 1951 Port Locksleigh. Newport Beach; Open Sat/Sun 1·5. NEW HOMES SPYGLASS-&cluiH Li•tings OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY I 2·5 2 NEW HOMES. located side by side. Both of which the buyer may choose a ll their own colors <Carpets, tiles. ; et c.). Homes will carry new home · warranty. One home is a 4 bedrm. 2Vz bath. approx. 2700 sq.ft. Comer lot with a view. Popular Tradewinds model. Of· fered at $315,000. 17 Bodega Bay, CdM. 3 Bedroom. 21/:t bath. approx 2500 sq.ft. Fi replace. formal dining room . Popular Portsmouth model. Offered at 5298,000. 15 Bodega Bay, CdM. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE SUrER SHARP -Just listed. 3 bedrm, 2 bath home. Super sharp starter home. CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX S74,950 Mature family neighborhood. Quiet street. Lg. hving room Massive stone fr pie . fo'ormal din. Family rm. overlooks pool'. Open s tyle conven i ence kitchen. 3 family sn.e bdrms. Spnrkllng free form pool circled w /Anzona Flagstone EZ care yd. VACANT & WAITING~ Call rut. 646-7171 Sauna + pool + outdoor shower + covered patio equals a great way to unwind at end of day; we have a 4 bdr m .. 2 bath home in Mesa del Mar. Costa Mesa. that offers this & more. $84.950 --------1 ---------1 Lovely landscaping. Offered for only :t f.~ . . ' :' , '• I~ ·~ 'I . ,. " •,· f;' •I ' ... I I 'I I j ,.,, '" One blk. to ocean; our exdusive listing. A pride of ownership property consisting of two 2 bdrm. & one I-bdrm. units. 3 Car garage. Forced air heat. Deck from upper unit offers s mall ocean view. Just a few steps to China Covt• Beach. Shown by app"t. $225.000 759-0811 -,£:.T ~-· '}.1fJ11tO KE.AIJTY {~ 3377 Via Udo, Newport IHCh ~ l' 6 73-7300 oPfN ntQ•1' , 11;runt ,..,1 1• [ ~ I General I 002 •General I 002 ~ll11iU;tJ ............................................ .. Vo<>~~~:?::-::;" mo.e ~ ~ into. 3 BR. 2 BA. lge back ~ ~ ~.~~any fruit lrees. llG CAHYOH CUSTOM HOME 646-3928or640-4737 Rustic 5 bedroom contemporary on MESA VERDE CUSTOM HOME Fabulous custom home in Me.sa Verde. Super im· maculate three bedroom with famil y room. rormal dining room and Big Cyn golf course! Meadow grass, rough sawn wood exterior, lushly ldscpd entrance with rambling fis h- pool & waterfall. Huge recreation rm + study, completely fi nished 3-car garage. On huge corner site in presti· gious pvt area. $35-0.000 2111 San Joaquin Hm1 Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-4910 pool that is completely G....,.al I 002 G1n1rol I 002 renovated. Just be ready ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• to move In and see lhe xtras: Two fireplaces, extensive landscaping. custom built-ins, large enclOll~ patio. Call now 546-2318. OPfN 1119 •II S fUN T08l NICE' Charming D~lex New on the mar lc:et, on quiet tree lirted &treet in Corona del Mar. Live in one and rent the other. This home exudes charm. CalJ now to see ll, only $175,500. 640·616 I ~ COATS & WA LL ACE HEAL EST/\l !.: . INC. TWOfOIOME! sn.ooo 2 tha1'11\1na bunialo•• on M Jot.al Quiet u~ lined st,.._ J>rlmt atft•. "No charge" for fruit tnesl Close to •cbooll & gllopt. nsveatora cbofoe-come 1teal t.btml a for l low prte~.2.0001 Call ~.Ml-7111 oi-tllf ill'l~irs '~ '°"' N<r• ~~ THf R£AL l ~~ ESTAl t:RS , HARBOR VIEW Immaculate Harbor View Home on large comer lot. 4 bedroom, family room Montego model. A great buy for a young family! $159,500. r A COLDWILL 1AM1B CO. 644-1766 21411 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS Al>. IN N!WPORT OINTIA CE: 110111 ,1L111s aa OVER 50 YEARS OF SERV/Cf GINTLIMA) .. S' ISTATI SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO ICffp this tt.dy dlredOf'f wlttl yo. fflit week...,. ot yw 90 lllow~. Al h locafiofts IS&ted betew _.. clncribed la ~ .. all lty M•tf'tlNllt ...... , .. toMr a DAILY Ptl.OT WAHT ADS. ,...,_, ..... opell ............ w""' ... ~ to Ast -h lwf.,....,_ tit tMt c-'--h Friday, S.tvrdey Oftd s-d9y. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 354 Magnolia, Eastside, CM 548-U 68 $68,500 Mon 12-4 llR & FAM RM or DEN 20822 Lancelot, Huntington Beach 546-2313 $76,000 Mon 1·5 16595 Markham, Fountain Valley 963·6767 $71,750 Mon 1·5 1312 Seacrest Dr. Harb VuHills, CdM 759-1174 $185,000 Mon 1·5 •24572 Harbor View, Dana Point 493-9672/831-9432 Mon 1·5 1845 Port Westbourne (HV) N.B. 644-4238 $144,900 Mon 32 Whitewater (JasmlneCrk) CdM 644-5727 $190,000 Mon 11·5 15 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) N. B. 644-1766 $284,500 Mon 1·5 •22782 Avalon St., E l Toro 548-1168 $89,900 2907 Baker, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $93,700 Mon 1·5 1300 Seacrest Dr. Harb Vu lils,,pdM 644-1920 $210,000 .m.on l·S 4 IEDIOOM 14881 GroveView <The Willows) Irv. 552-5900 $72,500 Mon 12·5 317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 6734647 $185,500 Mon 1-5 •234 Colton, NewportBeach 646-2748 $115,000 Mon 9-8 223 Via Itbaca, Lido Isle,NB 673-0289 $225,000 Mon 1·6 $79.900. COMf'LETB.Y REDECORATED 2 bedrm home +bachelor unit. 1h Block from the beach. Located on Balboa Island • $169.950. TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -just listed 3 bedrm. family room. formal dining room. popular pla n I. Corner lot l ocation. Home to have s u per upgrades. Priced to sell. TURTLBlOCK HIGHLANDS -brand new 4 bedrm, 211'.! bath, Lusk built home. Plan III, next to greenbelt and pool. Buyer has choice of carpet color. HARBOR VIEW -s uper upgraded 3 bedrm. family rm, formal dining rm home <Car mel model). This home is a must see! Home was professionally decorated and also professionally landscaped. The back yard features a large custom jacuzzi with waterfall with lOO's of h anging and pot ted plants. Extra storage also built in the at tic. Call for additional information. DOVER SHORES -beautiful view home. 4 Bedrm. formal dining, large family rm. Added 600 sq.ft. bonus room over 3 car garage. This is a fantastic. custom built home. Offered at only $285.000. • I 002 I GitMrel t 002 .............................................. WE AU. UKE COUNTRY FRENCH! Southport Model: 6 bdrms. Spyglass Hill h ome, unique d ecor. Askin g .$315,000. Owners anxious to sell! 67l-4400 • I DAILY PILOT U&Jld• , Jul 4. 19n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·!l.!!~.~~ ....... ~:!!.~.~ ....... ~.~~~ ....... ~.~~!': ••. ~~~~ .... ,.. 1001 .......... IOOJ G....... 1002 Corona del Mar •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SharpDupMx I \, SPYGa...ss HIU OPtH SAT/SUM. I-I JI POtHT LOMA Da. C'oun t.rv t'n•nrh ! Southport Model, 6 bdrm~ . hr1c-k. hc1wd & <'arpeted lloorlllit Ownt•r unx1ous to tsell. $299,500 IH OLD MEXICO f''Hbulous h(•a<·hstde hcH'll'ndu in fnmou!) Put•tlo Vallartu. :J Lar~t· bdrm.~. + M•rvanl '~ quurtt•rs. Mt ll•S of be.t<'h for jo~ging . Ownt:r will consider t•,t·han~e . HoHlly hard to belil'vc at s120.ooo. Rent~ nt S500 rwr "e-ek CLOSE TO CdM HIGH Condo in The Bluffs. dose to pool & s hort hop to supermarket. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. with unique decor. At only $117,000, you just ean't ~o wrong! INVESTMENT MINDED? Then vou"ll want to know about a prich.• of ownership office builclmg at S420.000; or. industrial ~8 atrl'S. well loC'ated, with mil & utililtl':-, Trv exehi:lngc or joint vcntun• if ~·ou like.· CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Leases have expired : owner wants to move on. Price is flexible now, so call a bout this corner located income property. Asking pr ice $159,500. . 673-4400 Division of Hc:ri>or fnnshneftt Co. •U.S.* Veterans Now l• tho umc lo u~c your VA ell•ilblllly to purchu1~ 'your n1•w home' •lnlcn·~· nat1•11 & points l\J\lt' ju~t bl'l'I\ 11ult1jtlln 111111\/ rt'<h11•,•d. • 100'; Fmu IH" llll! •Jurnuu VA loans to $100,000. • :\loi.t homl'S in Orang 3 Dcdrm:s, 3 baths. 2 bedrm, l bath, $180.000. Cood incomo. Duplex So. of Hwy On over:.i.i:ed lot w /gre1.1l )JOlenllal for additional lllJ'ge urut. 3 BR, 2 BA, l BR, 1 BA, $155.000. 644-7270 County w11l 4uJ1lfy • .:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::. • l'\111 re10st<ltements for ---------· 2nd ttme buyers •Part ial e legibility available in many cases. •We wiU process your certificate ol elegibility for you. •We will find you a home und arrange your loan. For information on homes and elegibihty processing call 645-3474 ·-1-·1- Holiday Special 3 + Pool PRESTIGIOUS JosmiCM Cl'ffk CdM New Listing-Owner Elegant 3Br. !~ ba, fam rm. Ultra modern kitch w/bu1ltin micro wave oven. 2600 sq ft home. Security, lighted t.nnis courts, pool. Ja zzi. Beaut ma1nta ned grounds. Prof decorated & landscaped 1 yr old home also include~ 1:ustom waterfall. stream & pond to relax by. Fee land Sl79,900 Open house Sat/Sun/- Mon 11-5. Call 644-5727 or 6-l-1·5980,no brokers Attractive Duplex, ea. un· it 2br, 2ba. frplc. crpt'g. Walk to bch, $200,000. $65,000 OCEAN VU E\eryday is vacation Truly unique P rank when you own this super Uoyd Wright style home Skylark home. w /shakt: \\Ith a Spanish flair. 4br, roof. Spac l1vmg/dmmg 4ba Less than 1 blk t-0 area ~ /fplc, overlooks State Beach. 768·1587 !>parkhng 36x15 pool. Cov -------- patio enhances the OCMVUHIDEAWAY &W-7463 private blck wall fenced yard. ABSENTEE OWNER WANTS AC· TION. Call Phyllis. 962·445--1, Bachelor or artist's 2BR, 28A w old Cd:'tl charm. llu..:e Int "/room to hulld .Just reduced to S12:!.500 Coats & Wallace RE In<' ~!~:~~! .......... ! ?.~~I~!~~~! .......... !?.~~'~~~~~~~~~' HALPIHCHIM REALTORS 675-4392 UTILE BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEXES 3 Bdrm .. elegant Grand Canal home; amenities includ e an elevator , imported marble entry fl oor. security ~ystem. marble frplc .. plus a large 2 .· bdtm. view apt. with frplc. $385,000 Large 4 bdrm. home, built around an atrium plus a separate. char ming 2 : bdrm. apt. 5265,000. Owners will carry financin~. OPEN SAT/SUH. 1·5 206 ABALONE RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS 312 MARINE AVENUE BALBOA ISL.AND 675-4822 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEXES 2 DUPLEXES -located within walk· ing distance to the beach. One unit -2 and a I. The other unit 2 and a 2. Excellent location. Priced to sell. ma en ab I Irvine realty UNIVERSITY PARK'S FINEST • OFFERIHG ,Beautiful, free-standing 3 BR home in one of Irvine's best ar eas. Decora ted in the finest tast e. O ver si zed fa mily rm, indoor a trium. 2 lovely patios. Close to everythin g: schools, shopping. pools, j acuzzis & t ennis. Owne r ~transferred. $107,900. LHa Harper 752·1414. (8-63) C-2 Newport Blvd. 8212' Frontage x 191' Depth with mechanical garage and 2 rentals on the rear. Present income 58301 mo. Full price $135,000. ~~ -ANYTIME CALIF. LIVING & INCOME TOO! DUPLEX* Lle basking in the sun on U\ls ocean bree7.e patio viewing the Pacific ocean. After you have your fantastic tan, enter· tain in your spacious round kitchen. and open front & dining room, which is made for California living. You can then rellrr to 2 BR's of relaxation. 2 Car encld. garage can keep you orr the street. The second half of this beauty is the ideal rental. J\ little cottage like unit with 2 BR. 1 Ba. keeps 1t 's self nt with a tidy income. All Uus for a mere $169,950. 759-07~ I Corona def Mar 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER Unique 3 Br 2 Ba, w I Roman tub. Den, 2 fplc's. aU custom features. Aft 7PM. 640-7849 Beautiful rustic duplex, 2 BR. & l ·BR, beam ceil., garden putio. $149,500 PAUL MARTIN Real ~tale 644-7383 l Bl.le fr bch. ownr. Opn S.t/Suo/Mon l:.S, 3 Br +gues t w /mtn vu. Sl&5.500. na.ou o r SU 1l21 9 Yr old 3 & 2bd duplex w1lrg guest rm & ha Terrific: meome. S195,000. By Owner. 640-7266 SPYGLASS HILL Splendid 4 BR .. family rm., ocean view, pool, jacuzzi. 2 frplcs., fee land! S298.000 · PAUL MARTIN Real Estate 6-14·7383 OCEAN CANYON VIEW 2Br & den, So of Hwy, 1 blk to beach, $2l5,000. Owner will carry. Shown by appt. only, Owner bkr 673-5740 Costa Meso 1024 .......•...••.........• SALESPEOPLE Xlnt at mosphere & loca· lion, !JO':r commissions for (ull timers. Let's have coJfee! Joel Devin, 642·6368 TRY S7.000 DOWN On this 3 Br1"4 Ba home. Sl30 mo P .I. for the flrst year. BURKM!T S OPEN HOUSE REAl TY ~ 17630,-an91,Cosl•M9M 'V\ 645-9161 . . ~:~.r:~~.~~••••••• 1~4!'!!:~.~~~••••••• I ) ' • . ~:!~~~:: ....... ~~.2.~ :~!!~~~:!' ....... !?.~~ ~!::.~.~ ....... ~!!!.~.~ ....... J~c:e!!!!.~~ ••• ~ ... 2515Vascr Coll p-&.. C.M FouttolnVatl.y 1034 Hunti!J9on HMnt~.on '. ~ ~. · ....................... ~ I 042 Hart.ow-I 042 CONDO SPECI ALIST, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---· -. HHded fw ONgOnl Must WI l Ir, 2 la. cul-de-sac. $80,000. Ow....-lrolter labi 979-9039 or Rhoda !'-'ogll 642·3600 Costa Mesa I 024 Costa Meso 1024 HH, C.M, F t Vly . Touchstone Really, 963·08bi 2 Sty Charmer Walk to Mlle Square Park. 4 BR, 2 BA + bonus room. Well de· toratcd w I extra Jg~ lot. Under market 962-5521 CENTURY 21 lOS&Slater. Fntn Vlly · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1~~~~~~~~~ I COST A MESA'S ONE YE.AR HEW Parkside Exec type 5 BR FINEST :\lob1le Home in Costa w/den, 4 ba, 3 car gar on Corner lot. access for Mesa 11dull park. 3 Br 2 spac lot, lge pool, auto boat or trailer. Summer Ba, spacious living at s~rklrs, beaut. dee, m· dream home. 4 Large economyprice.535.000. side & out. Owner. bedrooms, 2 baths. re-RUCKER REALTY Sl41.500. 554-1101 duced to $79,500. Submit 642-4758 Huntln<Jton Beach I 040 offer. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 540-3666 i6i;8Q BY OWNER OCEAN BREEZE EXECUTIVES' CHOICE EHTERT AINMEMT SPECIAL Charming clean 3 Br, 2 Ba, dining rm, new cpts & drps, covered patio, dbl cur garage w /work ~nl'h. Corner lot, fm:d hack yard Room for uoat or RV parking. S63. 700. 6-15 -7054 ur t.;rl!:tl H.B. family hm. Lge runch kitchl!n flow:. on tree ltne street. 4 BR, into l:!'x21' fmly rm w /a t>iZ-OO?!l for apµt. 2 BA. w /ent•losed patio. huge wet bar & walk in -Hltn BHQ tor your sum· storage. Lge step down MESA VERDE CONDO mer enjoyment. No down l1v rm w/step up 95'xl5' lmmac. 2 Br, enc gar & to Vets. Only $67,000. frml din rm. 2nd floor patio, pool. Great toe. W H E L A N R E A L bdrms have upgraded 1639 "C" Iowa. Asking ESTATE, 898·i855. cpts. Super mstr bdrm S59 500 J>h 754 02'7 -suite is huge w /vaulted O~r · : · -. · S&S Res ale Specialists. 3, ceilings. See now. · 4or5bdrmmodclsavail, 54.5-94.91. '.\1ESA VERDE 3Br, 2Da. some w/pools, 968·4602 frplc, din area, pool. Pennington Properties (~1wnnw1,1m1 ~7~G[o~O. By owner. SEAWIND pool & jacuzzi Real Estate BY OWNER 3br. ia.ba. S~~~ROFESSlONALS Price reduced. 1925 Lanai $66,500. 1778 Crestmont. 963-8377 963·7653 D r . 5 B r • 559·5423 x Int eoun try c I b I oc. _C_O_N_DO_S_P_E-'C_r_A_L_JS-T-,-i :\tany xtras. J . V. Co. , ~-8614/759-1677 lltg Bch, CM, Ft Vly. Touchstone Realty H63-0llb'7 5 BDRM BUCCOLA Huntinqton Cove C-0rncr condo; pool, rec., 2 BR, 11.'z ba. S66,500 . 759.0226 TIRED Of HEWf'ORT HACH PRICES1 HOW AIOUT . HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Open Houses Sat(Sun/Mondoy WATBFROMT CONDO 1 Br, 1 Ba End Unit on Main Channel with Boat Slip ONLY $130,000 17148 Blue Water HEAR WATER 4 Br, 21h ba. Huge secluded Master & Den Library with · both Harbour & Marina View. ONLY $164,500 17051 Roundbill ISLAND LIVIMG 4 Br, 2112 ha Waterfront home with concrete deck & 35' boat dock. Why settle for a condo when you can buy this home? ONLY $229.000 16656 Intrepid Lane OH THE WATER 3 Br. 21 ~ ba. Custom Waterfront. Cath ceilings. huge sundeck & 35 ft boat dock. S250,000 Call for appt. CUSTOM W ATERFROMT 4 Br. 3ba w/large family room. Super sharp with room for 42' boat $330,000 16922 Baruna Lane ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE ON FEE SIMPLE LAND PURCELL REAL TY 1650 I Pacific Coast Hwy Sunset Beach 846-2848 HOME OH LARGE FAMILY? GOLF COURSE Try this 3000 +sq.ft, s Br '""8 llN "~CIATES' Huntinqton Beach I 040 Huntinqton \. ~!::!_-~ •••••• • • • • •• •• • • •••• • • • HorbOur I 042 Ideal lge home for ex· Ilse 111 :\lesa Verde. !\r ecuti\'C enterlammg & beach w/largc pool. Prof I mly enjoyment. llugc dt•corated, br owner. f mly rm w dge stone s.19·4231, ofc 75g.4777 frplc Separate liv rm ---------1 ------OPEN HOUSE/Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTIFUL! Saturday & Monday WAT£RFROHT 3 BH, :! ba & lge fam rm. 81fi7 Prc;,l\\ld.: <.:r. Ll!e Executive home_ with~­ close to beach, shops & ..tBr. 21 ~ ba. lormal din c.lock and patio. ideal lor schls. Highly upgraded. rm. fam rm. game rm, 2 entt•rtaining'. Two-story µride of ownership, 1800 trplcs. Lgc ecdar deck l1nnr.: room w /P<1los w/lge frml din rm. ---------1 Special suite f or teenagers or maid on tst floor. 3 generous upstairs bdrms plus lge mstr bdrm suit.c. Call on this one now! 545·9491. INCOME sq.ft! Owner anxious, $125.500. no ai;:ts . f'62·2253 Verde stone fireplace lo bought another ! Bring -------ceiling, l'leganL formal Good s tarler units. 2 the family! $88,500. Sale by owner. sharp. dining room. 2 wet bars. Houses on a lot, zoned for Coats & Wallace 96"2·4454, newly decorated Condo. one in huf.(c pool room. 3 another. Jncome now ask for J ackie. 2 BR. 112 Ba. on ex· bdrms. ~baths. hc;iul1t"ul S610/mo. Priced to sell. ---------1 clus1\le c:<11.1rt. assumable channel view. S3:r7,500 $85,500. Meredith Gardens loan, 911•% int. 19847 So. Roy McCcrdl~ 3 Bd by owner. $119,500. Kingswood Ln. 963·3498 I IQ .1 l Realtor 18 I 0 Newport f>lS-6.520 or 968-25-13 m, UGI 548-7729 Costa Mesa . --------Place • FRESH AS A DAISY ST ART HOW Properties · Charming & delii:htfull~ 752 1920 FIXER UPPER WITH POOL i\l•cds pacn! and carp«l. ON THE decorate<l3Br.2Babeau-Sunny. clean starter i.ooOUAILST.-NIWf'OITllACH ty. Decorator sharp & home. 3 br. J'I• ha, lovely --------- sparkling bright. Fcalur 1:1rcul1.1r patJO. Port. dis-1---------All it takl'i. IS a little im· Golf Course aginat1un & work and )ou'll have a beautiful pool home. Hurry, call &15·0303. FORESTE OLSON ....,L IH ... L 'LlfP~ ing walls of mirror... hw;isht!r included Onlv SeoscaJW Condo plush carpeting, & lu~h SW.500. . I BH 11p:-tairs model. I ands cap i n g. Ont y Stereo Lovers Attn: sµa1:1ous sum1eck. $69. 750. Ask to see it Bwlt in stereo spkrs. re· Call Ron ~llis NOW'. ady for your stereo. 3 lg. Century 21960·23~ bdrms .. J·!<. ba., bargain Cross Country 848·H88 Shorecrest RHffy 846-5573 pnce only S72,500. • 1---------Call for these & others. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I HouHI For Sal. HouHs Fors• ' .•.•••...•....•..•...•. ················-······ Monday. July 4, 1971 DAILY PILOT H ....... 11.4-S• 1 ,.._ S• o&1t•1 '°r 5* Hw1t1 For S• LCIC)IMa Mlgu.I I OU L09"10 Hl9uel t 052 •······················ ........................ ······················· ························ ....................... ······················· ~:!!.~~~~ ....... ,~:::!.~~~~ ....... ~!':~.~!~ ... J, . ....._ I 044 Ir-YIM l 044 La!Ji1no l.acll . I 041 Lc1WJut1a a.och I 048 ....................... ········•···•··••·•···· ........................•.•.................•• llAUTiflUl. ADAM~ bl lM areal communlt y or WOODSRll>tJY. "' lrvln• • b•dtoo11111, farnily room and d1n1nai ""'°"' Al vi C'f'nlr•I ;\II..' Call for det:ul•. UMCHRlALTY Hl-2000 FIRST TIMI SllDROOMS PAM IM-3 IAn.S flt•ro'11 a tw.1uty. A har1l t1> rtnd !> bdrm, hcw111 Wllh OVt•( 2,400 aq, It 111 luxury hv1111:. F\·aturtnjl lx>1mt•d Nlhng IO fumlly Im With rh<ta1l111•&, din 111.i rm , u11.:rad,•d t•arpct .11111 1ll'1.1Pt1• und lh«1utlfully decorJt~ct thruout t'lo~•· to <'om 11111n1ty '""'I .uut a1.1rk l't H't•d ttJ :.d l at only ~ltl'.I.~ Lingo RulEsun SWIEPING OCEAN VIEW -fro. Htls thlfMJlecl LCICJUIMI charm honM. CloM In. two IHrdroomt o.w bcrttl. wood pon_.ecl with wood pl-* floon. lonu1 room. C)l"eot for studio or study ... $ I I 5,000 499-4551 J,ACl'NA BEACH 497-2489 red hill ~ ... 552-7500 J.,\f: l'N \ NIUL'EL •l!l5·1720 f>i\N o\ POINT 4!1:1.t!ll1i avallablu for r~!!alf' ! ! A ~~~~~~~~~~! Deerfield Park Homt:1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Plan 3. Over 20001q. n ot1---------1 creat living wuh <'entral Laguna leach I 048 LCl9lft<I l.ach I 048 A.JC and all the Cacil1lics Fl NI s H ••• • ••••• • • •••• •••• • • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• of the dew able com· Sometftinq Special UNIQUE LUXURY mwuly • Cati to st.-e and Lovely Condo. ocean side 3 blocks to Woods Cove details. at highway. Woods Cove. beach with exc~llent RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 Woodbrld~ Arborlake Briarcliff Luxury mdl Owner will finance. Sll2,500. Low dwn, will consider lse/option. l!3-I, Lakeview. 495·5906 or 559-1833 COOL POOL &SPA go with this great 4 bedroom 2000 sq. ft family home of won- derful Irvine. Don•t l<'t the s ummer s tart without seeing this super offering. Call for details. RANCH REAL TY SS 1-2000 New Woodbridge Concto 2 Br +den, 2 ba. Lse O(Jt, AND Stc1)s to beach. Ocean ocean view through .. wws. Wood & gla:.s. mature eucalyptus. Open Pool and parking lloor plan·2 Bdrm., 2 ~.500. bath. Newly remodeled SAYE! ZAGRODZKY, Rltr from inside out, but loads 494-861 I of add·on 1.>0tential left. Sunken tub. s tained 180 DEG VIEW ).(ta s s. sky t 1 g ht s. !JJls of up).(radmg. grcul CUSTOM HOME grecnhuu:.e "'111dow:. & 3 floor plan, unltn1::.hcd decks Great aµt. bonus <'.lrca Tukc ud\ an· :i Br. 3 Ha. 2 palJOS, huge µos sib1hlics. Privacy & tai.:c TODAY, hy calling Jel·k Walk tu IJeuch Onr charm for Sl.J!J,500 :-;ow• \\ill fin. !I'•'; Sl<J5,t)()(J HORIHS REALTY 979-1050 BOND REALTY • 494-8057 • CE .... TURY 21 . , __ 8_3_1·_94_1_1 _ -------" · · NEXT DOOR .•. We're open t1l 9 for you OCEAN VIEW .. to t:merald B.ay ! Love· COLLEGE PARK Syrarnse Model on quiet cul·dc-:;ac sl. J Bdrms .. 2 ba. + den. Thl• living s pace is where il 's needed! Th<' only de velopml!nl in lrvme with lath & plaster wall s~ $119,fJOO IJ523 CAMPIJS~:IRVltlE HEAR HI SCHL 1y 2 bdrm . 2 ba. beach Tremendous mtns1de hm home. Loads of ch<1rm; w:3 BR, fam. rm., dining beamed ccjl., fr pie .. rm .. 3 BA. Great view enclosed garage + extra from both levels. Room caqiorl. Lge., fully lndscpd. lot, completely for pool. Full grown refurbished, with carpel· tree~. lrg. 16lt. A bargain mg, draµcries & paint. at $255,000 Ready for 1mmed1ate oc· r upancy. Sec today lit JACOBS REAL TY s159,UOO 675-6670 mfi~fiGlrP©. 00G©.Il($V 499·2800 ---~-- ALMOST ... S87.51l0. SSOO./mo --------- EMERALD BAY ~PJ<'ious 5 bdrm family home 1n thC' hc•art of this pn vatc an· a, dose to bcilrh. tenn1:. cl!>. & pool:.. Unique country tl.ur. "'1th CXl<'nSIVC u~c nf Frcn<'h doors, used brick. wood floors. starn<'cl gla:-.:-., beamed cc11Jngs. Many extras Ill· cl. a full kennel: great home for entertaining! .. O<.'canfrvnt. across the slrPel from Woods Cove B<'ach, one of Laguna ·~ n1 ce:;t beach areas. Charm cottage +guest apt . BriC'k patios. beamed cc·1hngs, hdwd. floors, 2 frpks. + view deck. All on H·3 lot A:,k mg S285.000 6+1·4847 or 673·3022. Own Ai:t . Greentree 2 BR, country kit. cov. patio, comm pool. ownt•r . S69,000 ~l-0491 BY OWNER S34!>.ooo THE WILLOWS LAGUNA NIGUEL Plan JOS. 1Br. ltv 1din rm. 3\l'ltBdh rlamr,;e 2roobamtsh &h~·mtnct mfi~tl©U'~ Open hnusc Sat/Sun 12·5. ,.., · ' rn@eil~""" l 11$8l Grovcvicw l.anl'. floor µIan. A great home .:,1 sn.500. Ph 552.5900 or tor entertaming in a de-499 · 2000 TURTLEROCK Broad· 55200x1 l1ghtful family area. --------- moore town home by -------Sll9.500 4 BR-3 BATHS Ownci:. 3\Jr. 2ba, atrium. nnuna Bea~h I 048 NIGUEL SHORES \'1ew! Ll(c. Ii\'. rm has frµlc, 111s1de lot. 3103,000 .;~~••••••••••••••••• Charmmg g;irden home beam cctl., frpl , walb uf Res. 752-0338, Bus 1---------•I with 3 hdrms .. lamily glass lt:acl to pat1u & lath 2131726·6952 1• FRENCH rm .. patios & all the house, lam. rm ; bltn ------amemt1es of a µrivate k1tch., laundry area. A EXTilA YAGA.MT MORMA.HDY community. Pool. tennis, buy. Sl26.500 Executive home 111 cen· OCEANFROMT t'lubhouse & beach Mission Realty 494·0731 trall y lo<'atcd, pre· Famous Laguna SlOO,Ollo stigiousUnivers1tyPark. landmark home 011 :1-tinules to s hopp1n~. Woods Co\·e. Lari~e main schools, & tran!>porla· house, maid's & chauf tion . Pricecl for im· fcur's quarters, guest mediate sale. $129,500. house. g reenhouse'. ANCHORAGE l'nvale ~unwashed set· Ling with patios & wmd· INVESTMENTS ing walks. Private sleps 17141 496-7711 to beautiful cove & bellch 3 Br. 2Ba. Very rare, President Home in Tur- tle Rock Hills, $149,500. 9~·2088 below. S795,000 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 496-7222 831 -0836 --------. WOODBRIDGE 2Br. l'.~Ba Villager Con· do. f'ishing, sailing, ---------•I lagoon 5S.'l·Ol5l 1105 N.Coon Hwy., Laguna 494-1177 31601 Coou Hwy.,S.laguna 499-4591 * PANORAMIC * I Br, 3 bath, lge corner lot. Unobstructable ocean view. Better Homes Rlty 494-0748 1050 Miguel Shores V.IEW! POOL! -a frf.ncly hOIM to. llve CllMI enf....toln ln.~.wlth ftftcecl play yard Giid pool, Oft a quiet 1tr.et. Super view of htls CllMI night llghh...S 119,500 495-1720 Newport a.ach I 069 Mewport a.ooh I 069 Mobilct ttom.1 •••••••••••• • •• • • • • • •• • •••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • For Sale I f po l8R.4BA + HGF.R. VllW OCEAN FASHISLND 17141 '41·3600 •••••••••••••••••••••• alk ~ blk to bch. 10x60 across from clubhouse & pool. Lge enclosed porch & patio. Priced to MU. 536-m 1 or 551-6042 8x40, 2 Br. S4 Cortvuir. to adu l t park, $3400. 548-6173 A~ for sal• 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THREE ACRES fo'untastic 1s this near . new 3 BR, 2 BA borne w/beautitul pool &: l>ANA SOUTH LAGUNA jacuzzi. Almost 2 acres POINT 1.AGUNA BEACH .....__ •-ach I 069 Newport leoch I 069 plantable to avocad~ or 498·8812 499-4551 497-2489 s-.. ,..... -fruit trees w/plenty or ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. • •B•L•UF•••F••S•.•C•0·;;~·0·.·~·~;a• rm left over for gardeo &: ,, horses. Won't last. Xlnt L--..... 1-.....1 I 052 u •s-'on Viejo I 067 4 Br, 2ba home on fee Plan, 3 Br 2 Ba, com· terms. BKR. ~·-" .,....... ""' ., la d Cl t b h pletely redecorated <n•>s7s..sn7 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• n • ose 0 eac . r l ,._.. ll . .• .--------•I Asking. $152,500. Call w/ P c,sw ... en vmgrm, OR522·2080 JIR,JBATwnhm 432 Vista S u erta; --------- Beautiful new home In • CORDOVA 1-646.-.74•1•4.or.63_1·3900 ___ 11! Sll6,500. Open Dally. 1·5, . ORANGE COUNTY Sea Terrace comumuni· LA FAMILIA ---------t _a....;.gt_._64_5_-99SO ______ , ONE SQUARE MILE ty. Fireplace. Security This highly upgraded BONUS Ocean & Npt bay vu. Lrg s.160 per acre. $230,000 gate. Fully landscaped. 3Br, 2Btt, home on corner deluxe carefree twnhse. total; firm. s.67,000down. Hurry before summer! lot has all the xtras, dis-ROOM 3br + ofc, Jba, hi Coosider exchange. Of( $103.500. hwasher, upgraded BONUS beamed ceilings, sunken Black Star Canyon. Ron Ellis-960·2358 carpet, custom drapes in GARAGE liv.rm wet bar. Tennis, QUAIL PLACE C·21XCntry848-1188 liv-rm & fam·rm, blinds pool, jacuzzi, sauna. Wik PROPERTIES, INC. ADULT COMMUNITY in kitchen, mstr bdrm BONUS to bch. Must sell! By 752·1920 New 2Br, 2Ba + den. w /retreat, mirrored HOME owner.$145,000.645-9322 ---------wardrobe doors, sliding Shar·p 3 bed rm home, ----20 ACRES Clubhsc. pool, a great 1 d d 0 !GCANYONTWN "'ME pl:.H'c t4ilive SH7,500. g ass oors, covere near Cherry Lake in the 0 h Huge oaks cover this 20 patio al'ross whole back c 0 u n l y e 0 r r 1 d 0 r El Dorado Model. New, acre fantastic view. Well of house, extra walks and Oversized F. rm, 4 car 3br. 2ba. Avail 9· 77. pumps 80 gallons per CO. l\liss1on stone rence in re· gar. Re a 1 pride 0 r 71HJ62-6898. Owner minute, creek bed. Near ~\I a r Y a rd · I" u I I Y owne~ship c.ondition. Do? ~Y Owner. Clt.ffhaven. new home, shake roof. ~ 1 11.1 landscaped, sprinklers I k I ts r 1 " · d't' d t b Z"' front & rear. Mountam you i ·e ,,0 . r..0 •• ~<muses. Lrg crnr lot. 3br, 2ba, air con 1 t0ne •we ar. J ~g .. 'i view from front & back Call Noii · 6..ta·72~l h.1m rm. Remodeled kit Terms. BKR. A.)A.'v Ontu (714)677-5691 •1'\ yard. By Owner, $76,500. "' w/wal. cab, peg & groove OR522-0530 -'--------• Open Sunday 1·5. 831·2551 'T' oak firs. Opn Hse · ADULTS ONLY <aft. 6 wkdays) Brokers 21 Sat/Sunl·5.642·4392 84tsines1Property 1400 invited. ~ ™ ·~··••••••••••••••••••• New single level 3 --------- bedroom, !'--!! bath, patio 4Br Family Ho~ home. With private yard. BTF'L formsl llv rm tram Assume 9% loan. Asking rm, dinlng area, 111s1dc 587,500. lndry, vu, 2 cov'd patios, ._"""CHO• .. G"-raised hearth frplc, ~" ...,_ " custom book sh Iv s. INVESTMENTS cpts/drps thruout, by 17141 496-7711 ownr S95,SOO. 586·2673 Westellff Realty ·-------- VIEW /EASTBLUFF 3br & lg den or 5br Splt le\'el, many xtras. Uy Owner. i51 ·1508 601 LIDO Waterfront Con- dominium, luxurious 2 BR, avail immed. ---------• $290,000. Open Daily 10·2. BY OWNER Security bldg. Must ring Wolk To Beach 3fo'tuenter. 675-6900. 4hr 1::ba. lmmaculale!1 ________ _ H.:c area: µool & tennis. SEAVIEW NANTUCKET 234 Colton. $115,000. Buy or option, $210,000. FORSALE ~ SUPER MARKE* 12,400 sq.ft.. Gross a~ sales Sl,250.000. Liq license optional. Ca • Ashcraft, 644-7270. ~ Laguna Niguel• the choice community 3 Br 2 Ba Cordova, 180 deg unobstructed mt.h vu. Cul de sac, lge yard, lndscpd. sprknlrs. patios. walled. inside upgrades. Vets welcome. $72,500. 58H749 ti-16·2748. Ownr I ,\gt ~A~g~t.:_:. &1~6:.'.·7~H~4~----1...:;;;;;::;::;::;::;::= •Rural Setting near the sea. Nr. new FORMER BLDRS :\IODEL HOME 3 BR. :! ~2 B A low n ho m e . Loaded w /many xtras Comm. 1.>001. 1acuzz1. Nr 161> acre R<>gional Pk. w i lake, tennis. fishtng. For qu1 e k sale asking $78.950. HARBORVIEW SanCle t 1076 "CARMEL" ........ ~~-~ .......... c~~Lots/ 1500 BY OWNER BY OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAMAMCHA. 2 Bdrms. with dramatic loft: wet bar, £rplc. & many extras in this darl· ing LaManc h a townhome: asking ~.000. Sharpest 3 BR, 2 Ba on Two 1 br duplexes. Bl ks 2 Lots at Harbor Rest market. Xlnt location to to beach. S84,SOO. Xlnt Memorial Park C.M. in pool, park & school. 1''ec financing. 497-2244. Garden of Devotion sect. Sl44 ,900. 1845 Port · ( Wcstbourne. 644-4238 HEAR Large savings. .u SEAVI EW ! Thrilling ocean & valley views. Just below Spyglass. New 4 br, 2 ba. 2 frplcs. upgrades. $259.500. 548·8614 or 768· 7620 art.6 RIVIERA BEACH _679-_2S92 _____ __ Gr€'at 3 bedroom, 2 bath Dupl~xes/ 18,.0 home w /beauillul ocean (huts sale u Laguna Niguel Really 830·5050 C. F. Colesworthv & canyon view. Short ••••••••••• •••••••••••• walk to one of San PSSSTI : REALTORS 640·0010 Clemente's m ost desira-• ble beaches. On llh Lots EXCHANGE & buOd tomsure view & privacy. your estate. INCRJ.".~E Newhstmg. book value. basis & ----------::::-MADRIDDELLAGO Open Hause BY OWNER $91,500 Sot /Sun fMon ~7441 Valderas, M.V. VIEW TO CATALINA :> Yr old. btfl Laguna New 720. 4Br, 2~·2Ba, din :'\1J.:11l'l ll ome. prof rm,Camrm,tileroof,tile lnt.bcpd, rncd yd, wood entry, panoramic view, patio, 3Br. 2Boa, lovely upgraded, Sl24,500. opn heam ceiling liv rm owner. 581·4375 or Harbor Yu Knolls Cape Cod Condo. Fee land. 2 Br. den. Ideal loc. end unit. New Newcastle mdl. Cpts, drps , hardwood floors. !\!· t.achcd 2 car gar. Pool. ten.Dis. Sl27.000. Ph Dttys MS-MT•. aft S, 673· 7366 dcprec1at1on. lN· CREAS1'; lcavcrage. Defer cap. gains Tax. Phone for appt. Oul'>tanding 2 bedroom, 675•4961 . 2 bath adult con· dominuium. Sauna, 2 THE CALLISON CO. decks w /super ocean 2819 Newport Blvd.~ view + light.s of the city Newport Beach, Ca. below. Call for more __ __:. _____ __ "lm('k rrplc. din rm. 493-2826 ·--------• tile kit. disposal.---------- dshw!>hr. gas stove. Hewportleoch 1069 OVt'ns~ fan. cpls, lndry ••••••••••••••••••••••• EAST BLUFF! features. ... Charming 3 bedrm, 2'.'2 BERTHA HENRY bath Condo in exclusive REALTORS rm. 2 car J!arage, cpl'g 1 yr old pd $18 yd. All walls orr white. µlumbing & ceramic till!, baths & 1>hC•Wl'rs. l't'rfcct cond. 25162 La E s trada, <Crown Valley to LaPlata, tert lsl blk Vis· ·ta Plaza to Ln Estrada & turn right.) Call eves for appl. (714) 495-0088 NEWPORT HGTS. 1area. Swedish fireplace, 215 Del Mar 492·4121 si24,900 beautiful enclosed --------- Prestigious Newport courtyard. Large 2nd STARTER HOME Hgts. Corner location. floor master suite w /priv Pro f c s s i o n a I I y Custom designed bath. Owner will help Landscaped Beaut. 2 Br charmer. Thick, plush finance with 20';~ down. cottage. Attractive carpeting. GI ass S12S.OOO. World Wide fireplace. New cpts, enclosed brick frplc. Broker.s,673-4545. beam'd cell's, privacy, Step saveJ gourmet + Ideal location. Ideal kitchen. Unique step ________ ..... for starter home or re· down mas ter suite. Urement home. $73,950. Lake Forest I 055 Delightful wood shingled Townhome 106 East Portal. master bath. Huge POlNTREALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• seµaratc family rm., Westcliff area. Highly Call496-5600 too! It will be gone upgraded 2 bedrm, din·----------• FANTASTIC tomorro\•, call now. ingrm,2v.baths.Lovely PRESIDENTIAL 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 646·7171 . patio. Clubhouse. and .HEIGHTS ~c:;:,~~. Ii ri'~~ e & r ~~in~ ti'.1; tsr~VN~'~1?17~1P I ~~~;.k~~Tk ~~~·ho~~r~~ !"owthin. shlouxmueriowus1. tpooh Jtswidoe \1 fl r cplal·c" op€'ns to ; ~i • I Offered at only S98,000. 'I l)l'auttful garden & 1rnlto ~ I ) ) { CaLIS40-ll5l :~~'.v°ftvi~g fsa:~ur~~nfn~ \I' red wood co v c r . unit. cathedral ceilings, Sprinklers. 2 car gara~c 0 p EN 11 0 u SE By only 3 years old! w oµener Oelu;1tc OWNER E. Bluff 4 Br, featurtis throu~hnul Fam Rm 2 fplc'~ 2•~ ~~~~~~~~~ SI02.SOO. ' . "'• ' - 640 6600 Ba. pool size lot. 2214 ·-------me • Alta Vista 644-1323 o HARBOR VIEW 644'1325 PALERMO DOWNTOWN Elegance abounds in this 4 bdrm., 2h ba. view home in pvt. community. Includes fam. rm., 2 fireplaces. jacuni In masler bath. Over 2600 I ~========~ sq. ft. of luxury (227) I• •aUFFS• Original.,..._ 4 BR, 3 ba. end unit. Totally redec. l\love·ln ready. $149.500 HASTINGS & CO. REALTORS 640·SS60 New Hot listing Unique M-1 property containing two shops, just fres hly painted. Various uses from com- me rc i a I to light In· dust.rial. $119.500 1218) '. . ,.~ ... ,, . ~· .... -. ' . . ' ' ... -· . ~ .. ... . . ' 3 Bedroom ,... family room & custom atrium ---------1 entry. In Calif,ornia ---------111 Homes for only srs.ooo. OCEANFRONT Near Heritage Park and REDUCl::l) JN PRICE to schools. HllS lo move qulcll ! Call RIDCAl'ET ........ 133-33tO UNOBSTRUCTED OCEAHVIEW 3Br. 3Ba, 3 decks, den. frplc, 2500 s q fl split level home. Xlra large utility rm. auto garage door opener, $225.000. $325,000 . . ' ,. . -i • Lake front 4 bdrm homt'. HOWARD JOHMSOH ------- Decorator des ign thruoul. 2 patio!>. pvt dock, 14' Hobie Cat. 450 sq. ft. tiled & cabinett.'<I game or hobby room. All in xlnt cond. By owner $165,500. Open Sun. 22725 lslamare. 837•9517 or REALTY '497-1744 ______ ....... 1_m_5_-s_M_9_~~~~-- ------i BESTBUY LAZYOAYS See & compure . more Are yours with this s uper home for your money. lakefront 4 BR h9me. Ocean view, walk to Ready for living al it's beach. Guest qtrs. on best. Won't la11t long, lower level W/sdp. entry. SQU&Aj(Y CLEAH UDO ISLE -tBr. 2a~ea, pvt ·bch · tennis . S22SM Agt. 11'13·0289 . 2 Bdrm., 2 ba. plus 1ueai, Earth tones & warmth· only $13$.000 (2") ~ tn this OakS 11\,dl 3 llft home. A garden orf ---------• your kHthen ~an be RANCHUVIMG BUt close lo the ocean, 1hoppln1 •nd school•. One acre alte hi San Juan Capistrano. 4 Bedrooms, ---------• 4 bath.\, family room: all or ex('lulslte ci11al LY. on a prlva~ lune. ~.000 ~ ColdW\.•ll Bonker yours tod•y. CASA PA~IFICA 770.0112 SNEAK PREVIEW SUNDAY 12·4 Be the first to see this ClU\tastic 4 bedroom f~mlly oriented home in the best Baycrest neighborhood. Features include an eat-in kitchen. (ormal dlnl.ng room, new carpe.ta In llvin1, dining room and family rooms. ... : .'=!aol::..;::O:....=o.:.;Al:.:L;;.;V;..P;..1;.:L;.::0;..f _________ _.;M;.:.:,On;.;.d;;;a;;.&.:. . .;.JU:;l.,..;4;.i..;,t.;.91:..;_'I ~!.~~~ .... ~4!'!:!:.~~~ .... ~':'!!!!.~:!~~ .... c ~~~-~!~ ...... ~~~-~~~ ...... ~.~~~ .... ~~ ....... ~~~~ ~!:~.~~.?~.~~ ~::!~.!~tC: ..... !?.~! ~!.~~ .... ~~·~.".~.~ .... ~~-~ •••• . . · 1'c-,...,,,tr JOOO Loh for S. J200 .. M.->222 1 Brt tp~c. ran1d-.1tar1~ I.A>' t-ly 4Ur, l~ bath home SUpc/f~ 3 bt.'<1rmA•/·C2 b!~ 9'Wwport le•h 3Z6t c..t. M4Ko 3124 ta MeM 3124 --•••••••• •••••••••••• •••,•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• yura, pnvalt A1 u ts, no in xlnt No JCB area. 16072 w m rm, • c.,... .... ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• .••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet.a. S290 ulll pd 642-083S a a l I a d L a 11 e . d r P 1 • 1 0 " 41 l Y LIDO '2 I COMOO I I AOUL T UNITS UGUMAllACH SUMMllHNTALS ur~ MlO/mo.lae.~z.i701 neighborhood. $385 N l .. 0 • d 3 b tu 11111 An~a RI u11 2 BK. uverlooklnt -~.Agt ,nofee l'W we.-+ en, 11• SMflSttf MCi/ 1.,.,d" ••f "'*"t rah1µ Anahf'lm ah•lll 1001 11r•1ea: voul. l•uncl 'rilOll loc. o .. nf'r OllCl 1111 ::MJ,llO(J F 1' J:lllJ,UOO _l'rinr. uaty f;l"' 01:wi dt'H'IOL)t.>tSl•n•I Wllh r1ty, Harbor entrance " 3 .~R SUPER SHAKP! 4 BR Condo, Cpt.8, drps, ~IQft. Waterf'rontll\'• ''al\)lillllml «HJtYlewa ocean. Walklobe1tchea t:Sde, 1uest rm or dbl relrla. pool, tennis, Clean 3 "Br, Fam R m. m1,toplevel.Dblv1ewor 11$l.UOO u J I A /Sc i:ar Ff. II focd yd ·t bl\JI '350 l great view. qwel cul de Ncrwport, Bay '-Canal ••Aaoo•"'Y IUtr Ava · u 'J / us pt. 1-'am1ly pets ok $42S c u e, mo. l>t, soc. $400. Vacant. f'ull 6ecw1ty w/undttr· AwlnnlnQOOl'nblnatton · -· -SboncUfta 3 BR, 2 biA tl46~Kl7• · _lastfidep.979-7Sllll 8.'l}-087l i rou.:nd parkln•. Across ofadullaoertmenthOmes 49 ..... 611 _ Pleate 1Ubmll oCferl\ __ -----rrom Delaney"'l""s. $l000 with lu11ury aOQOlntments and --AvaU. July/Auic URGE 2 br home Cpta, ... -wport hoch 3269 per mo, unfurnished. superb recreation at a premium l Pl" r .I /\"'h ~y •·11n u••to• L.1.-"--'on ,_ I ti T I onvm therapy Du .. U nAA " 11tv. rd. Jo'l'nced "d Gar. ~':'.'.:'.:.::...~-••••••••••••••••••••••• Lse, can furnish. Call oca on enn s •• • ,..., t.1,111 '11·v. lllALTY 673 4400 " ~ 3242 spa•swtmmH'lQ•btlltards l'uf, tl ,.1 .. 111·1 u1111• 111 1n uv..111·r • ourt~y lo • Adults ~..:. 644·9806 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lliS5-0424 01"73l-378teves. Jr one Bedroom . ,,,.1dtt1(,t m•'.~l ••11 II ~" l'H 1o111u1 ll>•· 2 Br. ikl11vn111, h1m1wood Meuck:IMarMOOmo Oceanvu condo 3 Br 21~ 2 Br & den. 3 Ba, fplc. NEWPORTSHORES Ooe &TwoBedrooms.One Bath ti' 4UNITS 1 111~·1t.a•:\at11·v··~ lloor, fvtl·. 11ar, hUn11 3br l"'~ha . Fam rm Ba. pool, tenn1l> noal pool&tcnnlll.~. 2 8r.2ba,newplllnt,len· ~ ~.~~O. ~Me~Vib.s l\nnllM .. 1.1111·1 '""''""' I. \IUi to; LOT . lOllt'<I IU ft!O. H7:. 9IU9 ull llPM & frpll' slip ~vi 532 ~70 (71-1 1 714·1·-193..s888 nu;, pool, wotlk to bcb. uu _7°'7'9 J -·· -~ ,.Q" Jll'l " ltttlt 1:111 11• 1 111 ~.u1 Clt•11w11tc Vtl'w ul wknch l\~t. 957 o7ot lrviM 3244 $496. 5'8·3'57_____ 550 Poulortno Ave .. Costa Me10 75l-f995 ~n..I lllll, f1 I. llKI •• nrn ~ 1·1myon $7~ ~ ., u , o ( I , 0-P-'nt 3226 S525/yrly · Nwpl Hghls W-allt -lO bea"h. ?_br, _...... ~~~~!!!!!!~ .... ~-~~~'"'!'-~'"~"'"'~' ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 4 UNITS ' · ,, ur -u lJ. p c lhOVe, _ vt • •• • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • ( , , _..., J l'Ol;-./TIO•;Al.l'Y d:ihw)hr. cpt.>, dr~. lgc ••••••••••••••••••••••• RE ... T"'LS 3Br, am rm. 2ba+boat Unt. Fee "''' rl"fl,l('C'(l 111 SI I• :.i.•1 l!lli :.tiOO for D111n11 11 dbl s f " "' i.torage. Homefmdcr 557-0822 !U~ .. mft-11(.;10•» 7~y.~~a~·h&!~Jl8 ·~0 C.t1ose lo,,Uu3n~,Pbdo1nt 2 tm,4.!b11 ..... $4101450 ~/yrl). Ot•cun fronl -------A.pct11 ... l1furnlshed Apwta ... hu..twft.. 4 UNITS Out oi CCHlftty "anna .... ew "'.. rm 3or2 liR. + O, 2 IJa .. S525 home. :.upt'r t·ond. 3 Bluffs Condo. 38r, 2ba, 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Joi.'1 1 ,. h 11 , , 11 I. 11 ., Properly :ZSSO yet;; $S~ mo 673·2099 home• lor l~use 2000 to J liR, 2 Ba ..... S3951575 Bdrms story, 2 car gar, patio, ,......_ __ p 1_... 37 7 C ~_. M 3BU A.J11nu11.,. Sl•9 llM• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cod M~ 3224 2200 sq. fl. No pets SMC> 3 BR, 21-2 Ba .... $450/550 $1100/mo, on lhe W11ter pool. Top cond. Nr 11chls -ff ..-o 0 orono Ullll"f or 4UHITS LAST IOACRES ••••• ~ ••• :~•••••••••••• C7l4 )1SZ.8511 -IBR,2Ba ...... $495 Condo, new eharp & ah ops. Lse $525. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tb.ti. Ofll' '' ·' ""'l'Vl'f '''a) undt•r m;irkt'l 111 Westrn11\l>tt-r .tt $121.890 COSTA MESA 2Br+den, view. 6"-4'n2 Wanted. Cem rQOmmule ParcelCOflWft.Prop. COUNTY RENTAL BY ~~ed~'"oceof;'~1V41e8wrhrrmome 3UR,3Ba .•••..••.•• ~ WATERFRONTHOMES -Cor 2br ,apt on Balboa lo hcutt "' Jurupa D1t.t PUBLJC tSEALED> uoc: ...... wi Call631·1400 IUDS/PETS OK Penlo Point.. $162.50. m o -.,, (Sli.4!tr!f .. MAPLES ISLAND 7!r~ on lwo streN All BID. on July 11, urn C:lenn quiet nbrhd, $UIS Pool, jacuul, 2 lge Br's, w/yrly lse. Apt h as 11ur. 111lltltt...., av111l11ble fl\ c 2-3 bdrm homh 831-0531; 962-4033 Newport ~· 3 BR, 2 2~., Ba, FP. $400. 642-1312 sundeck & landry room /\real pnde ur "" nl•r,.htp ·rnple1' m .i vr t·,t1i.;tou' .1rt'a S2-1'1.SIMI Huycrs Tei°'' 11.ickbay Univ. Dr url'a e Toro 3232 ba. 2 pnuos Yrly $500 l Blk from beh. Plea~t· \ \LUl'IJH~Al.l'Y Foc mfu call· COU~TY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mo.Agt.845-7573 SUPER <&br. 2Ytba, fam c·111l Natalie aft 8 vm on l.'OHONADELMAR Mini Wcre~ses ,;~7l~r~~~~,'t~ ~!"~:~{A~';;~. ~~AF: CONDO 38r. Jlr. patio, Cl~an. large 3 br. 2 bu. 2 rm.HarborV1ewHomes wkdyss75_-0_l_IW ___ _ •llll• 1,11,1 tlbJ.~711 l>l\'ISION 17141834 2550 gar .. pool elot.c Xlnt brick fplcs. localed on Close t.o park. pool & 2 ~r Townhowse, trplc l'uvl, Lennis Som e ocean & Catalina views. Clos r to 'hoµpina: & fine beach 'I h ,. ... .. J I t I ' ·' I •llVlll \ m.1kcr l.c" .tlnl I nun \\it:"l l"" 111.i t" ~.111 1111·..:11 LAHD I 1 11111 H ,, 1 t •" l 11 lk:c.ill"ttll' • \I.in' <111 1 .. , ""' ,111· • "\IBl"<'l'i'> di 1t tl 11'11·111 l!rll'l'" Century 21 Sparow I'" 1''-lmcnt Ut\ "'"" 963-7866 42lHORSEIACRES I l\J .! b.t home w fr pk, li.:c 11001 52 t'orr als "' • ur r u~al cd ntl'lal ,h1·l1t·r-. 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SISOmo. t;.15·65:!!1 . 963·7866 213·371-4032 HERE ARE UNITS THAT MAKE SENSE lJ u111h South <iJll' ''>I !>l"J S72.00ll ;·11111l 1· I >w1wr dc~1rc~ t·"·h.inl!t' Im :-.<1uth t'nunl' unth 01 l''UOUTI\-'n . l,tl l'.1111 f-'1.t1t kl111 'li'l 1t •• :1;1 IMST4NT IM! Huge J<:aslS1de 3 br. O\ er ~1wd dm1nc ;1rea. "'er 200U "q fl Li:c fcnr NJ bark 'anl '.\lust 'et' to belle\~ F1r(01'l:.tt·c· ne" ru~s. d1 :.iµcs thruoul On I) $-150 mo L'all ~12 11:!112 lnr ... l'Pl lO 'Cl' -; l 'f'I '> :-..1111,t \11.1 :\lnl rrnl.11 11111h I 111 I ''·' :-,n111111• oc·\\ '"'1.111 ~··h ~~REAL-ESTATE ~ ENTERPRISES ln\tllnl! :l l'r . i!bJ lh1ll·1:rl'!>l h m t 'rplc. t·µI:. Yr be S-125 mo 5-19 0532 fh1 l.Jnd UfC1~ ,. Rentals Near OCC. t:Cl S Cst ">IV JliSIJ. d'k !01 l>1111 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• Plaza. 4 br. 2 ba. rrplc. DUPLEXES, H.B. Houses Mimi ... ~d ~I. ~50-mo 97!1 7919 :! tl uµk>.e' blue\.. tu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice tge hse -!Br. 2 ba, 2 heach. 121 ~hr l h.c l'llt'I Loquna Beo<h 3148 Clll' gar n:; Joann CM .&araiie!> SlbS.000 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• S3'i01mo 1;!13>439·5831 tom l.c•(' Rltr. b-12 1603 F:mt'rald Bav 2 Br 2 Ba. --den, ~um mer 'winter. 2 Br 1 Ba. gar, patio. llY OW:".EHS l!I .1111.11· 11111\ICY. !!Si 1508 <711) bltns. & yar~. S~per ltH• b:.ichclur u1111 , 111 --clean, small child OK. no Co;,ta ;\lesa ti.'ll :!:1~1 Newport Beach 3169 pets. S32S. A\.I July 9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·4855 •h F11urµlc'\l'~ I lrtlJ.t'\ 11----------..._ ____ _ ctuplex. 1011 nfltc h 11nr1' snPS TO IEACH Lgc, lovely 3 br, d111 rm. ~tt·c'fl rti:ht 1 (':ill .Jum• \\'l· ha\ e ..um mer rentals fam rm, 2 ba m Mesa dcl ·al l't•rformanr<' 1117 :15111 M a r S 4 5 o I m o + h> wN•k or by month! c 11 ,1re'·*'~~~-01s:i _ :t llHJunelSt.oScpt:l ~~~.~er .• o evl's, :nw h,,. 4 ~n~I st r) umh nr r omplelion. <! :lhr'I. :! I br. S'l9!i.OOO ~:?:'>22Sanla l\nu \\'I' t'~I &lti·:ll!I;! associated BROICCRS llfl\,TORS 201't W 801t-t~•n ;, '' )tot 1 East.side. :lbr. utll pd. St\' I &frig. Avail 7-4 $375 mo lst & I a!tl. 546-5284 a ft 6 & wknds. 54S-0401 wkdy11 RARE OPPORTUNtrY 1 to lse this Mesa Verde ex l;rc~t ocatiun. newer :i l:!I \"1a Lido Nord Lido ecutive 4 bdrm 3 ba de· TRIPLEX. C.M. ~r. -ba, frplc, y.ird 121 hh· ol bdrm s. $2500 mo. COl'lllor home W12 rrplCS, :!01. lbJ. patios. l.'nd , u g u l> 1 • c 4 t 1 3 1 j:.iraites. $170,000. 1,13,270 .• c•-, or 1213> car garage, ge custom f Lee Rl 642 l ;()J -I ...... designed putiO. $72.S. IOCI om • tr. _1 93Hl920 ____ gardener. 557·8717 or Balboa Peninsula . 3 Br. Lado Jsle Avail for 644.3545 2 UNITS-Drive by and summer or yrty. 1213) 1195. Util pd. Kid!!, pets. • , ebec:kout201 E . Bay. 79'l-2416or67s-4346 Dptx. Fee ~ _ Sl3:=~~~4~ty. . Homefmden 551-0822 ._.--------1Ho.M1 Uftfuniwd . ••••••••••••••••• •••••• $250. 3 br, 2 ba, k1da ok. INVESTOR'S DELIGHT!! Wboa Island 1206 ~!!':C,ers 557-0822 ························-~~---~----• ~Jan3 Point. Gori:eous Cozy 2 bdrm open beam, Very nice 2Br unit. PaUo, :.!Br. 2ba oceanfr-011t con· nrephice, gar, etc. $4SO frptc, cpts, drps, beam • do.Overlooklng Marlna mo . 214 Apolen a. ceU,adult.sonly,nopels, •• .8llln tenant. ONLY 642,7745. merences.S295<gaspd) . ·~ $99.~INTR~ALTY 23$4 Sant• Ana Ave. ··• '• · Cati •96 ... .,,.... So. Bay Fc~>nt 3Bc. 3ba, 646-2423 ., ...,.,., f3m rm. dlnlng rm, Yrl)' ..::.:..:..::.=------ ---------.-1 Sept. suoo or turn $1200. $2'TS. 2 Br._ huge yd. dog 20 UMITS NopolJi. 675-052.S OK.1975 i; Wallace A•e. l::asts1do Cotta Mesa Corona dtt M• 3222 Open. M2·2464 Super l Br & 2 Bra •••• • • • •• ••.•••••• • ••0 • Cus\om bouSe 3 Br 2 Ba, 5 YEARS NEW ~ •• (pk, encl )'ard, dbl gar Sorry·~ipa.Js Only w /elec opnr, clOM to 19UI -.. Agledt '7Slo8083 It Harbor. $4U mo. ~ot &31-2312 ~TWO OM OHi ''J.t.SM H cltlEk.. Gcryeom • tir. nad1 to -.: 1'fo £11t1lde Coa\e move into, famll.7 a\ud ,,. Mesa house,.. ~~t150 , ., ~h-must. buy oow. 3 'Bedroom. a t\d bedroom. By -.pp0Jn1'- Plal&onlJ. cond $360. 837-7176 rme upper bay cul-de· ~chool. S100 mo incl 'ti Corona cM4 Mer 3722 sac. GreJl ne1~hborhood. t;a1·dener 640-1635 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1*12611 . Fountain Valler 3234 St9S/mo. Agent 6-UJ.-8811 ---APT + uut pd, animal ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJS23 CAMPU5Dt:IRVIWE ~ --Son Cle1Mnte 3276 Hosp nighl allendant ------_•_•_•_•_•_•- CLEAN 3 llr 2 Ba. ~35 • •4 RR, 3 B•\, Dover ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751·2ti00da¥S mo. 17<117 Sanla ~!aria . Hancho San Jo:.it1utn l'rtil ~hon:i.-l:htyc~e;-t arl.!a Jbr , 2ba 2 blocks lCI . ------ fo' V N r S I a t "' r tr. uiul 2 Br, den,:! bJ 1,,k.. ~5 Pl'r mo 6-12 8001 aft tx•ach Ocean , iew Lov Bach .. pl, rur 1, ) rly nu ~lai:noha.G7S·lll711 & gotr coursl' \lt'Yo 1111 wkml, _ dy lam rm. new, a vail ~;.~ii.ii''' int•ld. Sl70 Very prl\ ale t•xccut1n• mac· SSSO. t;4-1·577 I 111 I llr, Newwrt Shon·'· 2 now. S650 mo honll' "'/10' "ullii J br, 2 mr. 5~ no. 9 Yenlt• hlks to heh, l'O'JI & tcnnii. ,\A HEALTO~ 4112·2JlJO Costo Mesa l.ut. (amaly ran . bltn:,. :\ l'" \V tJUtl hr' d ~ t: ti7J·i2!>3 -3 Ur. 2 bu. home. rnl·d yd .••••••••••••••••••••••• w11sher1d1)t'1 , rdng S)l'umorl' Plan 1, mi le f r om S.C' $40.00WEEK&UP A1C. exlru1>. SSOO mo l.und~t·aµct.J. <lr:.tpcd. I HorborVl•wHlll~ beaches.493·2568 •Stud1o&lBRApt:1 9Gtl·4737or54-0·0511 hr.Jba.S525mo 752·2!Ull -------1 •TV&MaidScrvAva1l 3724 Old Corona del Mor l>du:o.e 2 bedrm, \3 • bath .Jl't All bltns. t:nclo:.ed µal1u. Wolk to shoppmf! & heuch. Adult!!. Rel:. S40lltmo. Ai:ent, no rec 1i16-J928. cvcs,673-4577 u.._...:....6-. leo'h 3240 G117.t' down ut the world Son Juan •Phone Serv, Hid pool ,.......,..,,.... ,. UNI V. PARK. iirnblt rrom t his brand new C-'slrono 3278 2376Newport Blvd.CM Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rutgers. 3 Br. Fam Rm. hilltop 2 br, 3 ba w/frplc. ••••:!:•••••••••••••••• 548·9755or64~3967 ~··•••••••••••••••.••••• 3824 •AVAILABLE•. •MOW• 2\1',i Ba. nr tennis & pools wet bar. huge patio, pvt C A ----- -:spac :I br apt or use 1t as 2 s.!95 mo. Agt. 752-01118 tennis, sw1mm1n~. $600 IN H RMIMG ~ sidt• lbr Bach. Util pd br & den. t'rµlc, patio & mo 752-5012 or 640-0937 SAM JUAN Avail 7·9. $2.'iO mo. h t & 1xiol . Adults $325. Nn TuHTLE ROCK VIEW 3 eves&wknds :1 1wlrm , 1 12 bath condo tas1 5·16·5284 aft t> & i>''b 645JJl!lor837·95l7 lloui.el>. t•ondom1n1um:. and to" nhomei. Month to month re ntals ~turtmg al S32S Lo S800. Located in llununitton Harbour and lluntmgton Beach Call us tor more detail\. Br. l''am Rm, 2 Ba. lge I o r r e n t . wknds, 545-0401 \\kdr:.._ ~.AST-"t DE ne•" 2 Br • yard, nr tennis & pools ----l..ip:,ld1ri.,downsta1rs. 2 r -> ~ ~mo Agt. 752·Ul88 •HARBOR VIF.W 5 BR car ~arage, carpetin g & 2 br furn. S250 Adults on pool, Kids OK. No J.>CL<. ---- -Somcr<>cl 640 16H or It•\ ulori.. built·ins & I), no pets. 646 0671. 1981 S275 548·0916 LEASE·OPTION. Wood· S.'8-2873 µullo Won't last long! '.\laph.• ''"' bridge \rbcH Lake Cull 646·2158 day~. Instant Mon-in B Irr 2 H" 2 8 Eastbturi !t ingle le\ el narc 1 • "'· · a, 4°3 0588 e\•en1ng & S home. 3 HR. r..m rm " tlen , uper terms "eckends. tr no answer. 1""5906 5591833 hkcncw'AKt 6<1<1·11 33 "" or · plcu:.c keep lrying REALTY INC. 714/146· 1371 rerrace 3br. 2ha Cum bridge Suµcr upgraded, prufc:. decorated. 5475 be 675 f;IJ()()or l/57·0219 Bt~\U T M/l.Rl'i\ HI G 11 LAN D s ~ t' v. Sonta Ano 3280 !)\nglc ram•l)' homt'"'>. un ••••••••••••••••••••••• lichcvablc low vnccs 2 \ :.it·Jnl. 2 hr, I • ba C:ondo Sty. all amenities Walk 111 family a rea Highly bike to bch W V1ctori:i upi:r adl·d S275. BK R to Valll'Y rd. L to ~ 1171 J Bit J '" U,\ Condo m lunuly ;in:u :i Yr~ old ll1ghl\ u11i.:rad cd l 'timm µool s.12;, Bkr !Ni24Hl Two Bedrooms lt•mcho San Jouq S4G5 R1d1?ecrl.'st Open 0 :.11ly :J Br 2 Ba. cndosed patio. corner lot ~r S. Csl Plu1.a. avl now. $425 S'.194616 aft J PM :! Wc1<Jllbndgl' Ha11l'hO $i75 _s_19S_·GSC_1 ___ _ &in J oaq $465/495 Un Pk. VtU. Ill $450 Pctcr·s townhoml'i. SS25 Rancho San .Jou11 :s.525 lk'<!rf1eltl $375 Three Bedrooms EASTBLUFF $550 4 BR . 2 Ha hou:.e. panoramic view of Back JBr, 2Ba, super sharp dllC ~ay. water & l(ardener Condo, nr So. Cst Plaza. 1ncld. Year or more 1'0111, gar, 2 wks free lease. 640-086-1 rent. $3'15. 640-4462 ---Wet,•NftStet" 3298 EXEC HOME flrum.1 new p.iltO homl'. :! "'. :! ba hrick rplt•. \\0\\'11 wc~ICI~. wPI bur uµi:raded 11lush •·r~lJ.:. pc111I. i.auna. Jt11·u111 . ~175 91;;1 7!11lti Umversily Park S460 t:mvcri.1l' Pnrk S-165 ~SO/Lease. II arbor Vu •••• ·•••••••••••••••••• Ocerfield. S.175 Knolls Brand new 2 Br & l.ovety 4 bedrm. 2 ba, rptc. \'1tlugl•lll S.175 den 2'• Ha . frplr DW. cpts, drps. kids & Chant•ellor I lurn"s S:iOO atnum. new cpls & drp:. pet OK Avinl now. S38S Anulable -: 15, :1 hdrm, :! ha den lnl·d )d . "'ater 1yd pd. wlk lo bch ~5 hl la~\ & set'Urtl\ ~8-17J . <..:a mpu~ Vil'\\ S500 Pej:?ged wood k 1t & wood 963-4.567 Agent, no ftt. Village Ill S525 parque entry. /l.uto gar ,,._ __ _. __ ,_. -- TH Cam1iut. \u SS25 door Tenrus & Swim pool ~"'ums Turtle Rock $575 across the st. Shop ·g ctr 1 Unfurnls!ted 3425 Haocho San .J11tt•1 SS95 blk. See & compare (;all ••••••••••••••• •••••••• r\'M'R A<..:TI Vfo~ 3Dr. 2ba C\'rd patio. nlrt> ~ ard W1W, bltlns, cpls drp:1 Sl!.15 t2l3J596·9ti7ti TurtleRock $695 6739l81fornppt Nt•wporl Ueach Jbr . t:-'our Bedrooms •---------2lJba. greenbelt. Pool & Cuh•erdale S475 jacuiz1. Lse. $450 mo L'111verslly Park S600 64t2700 ___ _ 4 BR, 2 BA. cpts. drpi.. r11I. S390 1mo l~e lbt. last. Sl50 dt.>p Nr Bushard/Adams 645,..587 eves \ n11 Park S525 red hill ~:.: 552-7500 Sharp 4 bedrm. 2 ba. cpts.1~~~~~~~~~~ drps. rresh p~11nt. putio.1 ---- fenced yard. kid~ & pet TURTLEROCK-4Br, fam OK. 5395. 94>3·4S67 Agent rm & din rm, pool & ten· No fee. nis rac. S575 mo. 644·4157 SIOO. 2 Br + den hse. gar, J Br. den. Fam Rm. 2 Ba, yurd. fplr nr heuch. nr park & pool, no pet.:; 1146·9195 ~e St50 mo. 551·1266 Lovely 4 br , i ba Landmark Home on cul- de·!l&c. Nr beach Frplc, lge yd & pallo. $475 /mo. 968·8'782 WOODBRIOG E TNHSE Brand new 2 hr + den. 2 ba. Prof de1·or St75 mo 552-8i38 New Woodbridge condo Condt>. m Surfside, closest 2 RR. 1 •~ ba. S.'145 Mo PQl>llble locution to State Agent 640·0020 beach. 3 Br 11, Bu. new ------- cpt!I, paint. wshr/dryr , Loguno leoch 3248 ref rig, d5hwshr. 2 paols. •••• ••••••• •• • • •• • • • • • • & rec cntr. Yrly lsc, $375 3 Br 2 Ba. end of quiet mo. Snats & children OK, st.reel. Ocean view, Arch no pets. 536·87S2 Beach Heights. S475. REGENT REALTY 4Br, a~Ba Condo, .,... m i 4""' nu.1 ..... 35911 ,,, ...... .. La d .,.,.~ , ...,,. eves. 1rom .,...ac ... cp , rps, retril, dahwsbr, gas log 2 Br l~ Ba, Cplc, view. trplc, ta play area. 2 deck. walk to bc h & pools, 9'()(). 963-7920 shope. S450 yrly. 49-i·~ eves. REALTY COMPANY HARIORVIEW KMOLL Live "New Englund" style in brand ne w 2 BR. condominium w /view or hills. Original model · highly upgraded. /l.v11il. 1mmed. $585/mo. <D72l Martha Macnab 642 8235 ownhouse Unfuml .... d 3525 ........••......•...... • n Clemente panoramic ocean view. Frplc, beaut decor. brand new, pool, golf course. $425. Katella 831·9432: 493·9672 or 493 8612. 3 BR. 2 BA, Stanton. All rec r11cililies. $325/mo. lsl & last. 673-4545 HLUl<'f"'S CONDOS Duplexes Unfvrn 3600 Leases start mg al S500 •••. •• •• • •• •• ••• ••• •••• Month. Agent 644-1133 Ll!c unrurn duplex w 1 NWPTCRESTCONDO frplc & pool. $350 Lease 4 BR, children OK. Pool, No pets. 640·7030 tennis, ~a~\ to bch Yrly Apattmenh Fandsh~d $16.«i). 840 !_!____ -••••••••••••••••••••••• $170 1 Br at Beach' Many 8alboo Island 3706 more avt. Smsll fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE1L1re Serv. Unl 2 Bt I Ba yearly Patio. 645-<l900 parkol(. ssas + utll • • ContafMN Guf• 4.94·3223 eves. $990. 2 s tory new 4 br, 3 lcAoaPetUnsulo 1707 ba, 13.000 sq. fl. cul-de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• sac lol. Nr YMCA. Small studio, $1T5 yrly. J t 7 1 4 > 6 4 O · 7 I 8 t o r adult onl,y, non smoker <213)$3-2971 675-3063 eves • Newport leach 1269 Newport leach 3269 . ............................................ . maonab I Irvine n1alty MIWPOlT CRIST Choose from 2! 3 BR, 2 bath w I ocean view (pref er 11 mo. tease) at $650/mo. -OR -4 BR near pool & tennis at $600/tno. Both avail. 1mmecl. Sandie Fix 644-6200. CB-68) llACON IAY 3 BR. 2 bath home w/JoveJy courtyard patio. Private comma-tennis court ava.lL Near a bac~ $6SS!mo. yrJY incl. \IWi . es. Mary Lou Marlon M2~ (B-G) Ci)UA.INI' HAllOtl YllW ICMOU.S & the first to live in thla attractive "Camden" mOdel -J BR.s, 2 baths w/nlce open feellnf. Fi.riplace~ beamed cclllnca; carmel cai'Petliul; nicely draped; fenced patro. ot<>se lo tennll, 1Wlnimloa Is fhOPP!JW, "15/rno. Martone 'Ma6on MC.ti007< <B· '70) SUSCASITAS :'\cJll)' furn. l.irt!t' ''°' :.mJll I br $225 lu s:!t~I Adulb. nv µch ..!1111 '\ewµorl Bh·d Hwmnqton Beo<h 3740 . ................•..... S'.\tALL BEACH I IOT~.I. Huomi. S30 WL'l'k Apl S1:15/mo 536·711.54; Sl35 Ul1t patt1 Wulk to hcach . Jc'cc llomefindcr~ 557·0K2~ LG<JUftO leach 3748 ..•....•...•........... F'or lease quiet I Ur duplex. N. End. $335 1110. Summer Hental: 2 Br Victoria &·<1ch. /l.u~ 1:-i lo Sevt. 15, ~ wk. L'all 4!1'7-1571 Newport leach 3769 ·••····••••·•·········• GREAT RECREATION Swimming. saun as. 2 heallh c lubs. billlards. n ight lighted tennis courts. Pro & pro shop. golf driving range, party room. FUN ACTIV ITIES Fullllme director. rrcc SWlday brunch. BBQ's, lri1>s. part1el>, 11porl tournamenls & mnre' BEAUTIFlll. A PAHTME NTS Singles. 1&2 bt'droom:. F\tm. & unfurn M odcb open daily 10 to 7 noom lll<tle! sen ice Ll~atl No lease req u1 red Sot r) . adu.ll'\ ont:.. no IK'l~ Oakwood Garden Apartments ........,......, ......... 880 lrvlne 1at 17lh1 ~ ,...,.. a-ws..... 170016th St. <Dover al 16th> M2·8170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'1•1H1 dlly loc • \:o,la \11.•'.i "\r nc" T" nhi.e. :!111 I 1• ha. din, rm. paltO. ~al . Jlr •·ond. l1ltni. lnd:.cpl'll. uni~ ~IJ mo Ju,l 2 ldt, 1!121 ,\nahe1m St <..:a ll Mgr . Lu W I' fi.45-46.SS ;! Bit. 2ha. prefer ma turf' or 1el1red cpl No • ch~dren or pt'l!I. 64t;_.Jg2 :\IF:SA VERDE. beau 2nd II 2 l:ir. I Bu. itar. adlls ovt'r 35. No pets. ~/mo l~t & 1st + SH~I l>CC Bef 10 all 6,· wknd!. . ."~lti-99'.!6 FoxhoUow Vlllagr r,21 W. Wilson 646-2010 F'URN OR UN FURN •l br townhome w /frpl •Li:c patio&enc. garage • \tlulL.,, child lli &over t>oo1 &,~.....!~·E·_ Garden Apt. 2 br. 2 b a. den, l'allo. Malure adulls (Inly, no veLs. Mortifllque Apb #2 275 E. 181h St. C.M. 631-3003 New 2Br Cottaae. frptc. dshwshr, childre n OK. no petS S350 mo. 552-1269 E·Side, lge 2 Be. 1 ~ Ba. 2 sty studio unit. Pool, S290 mu. 6-15·6528: 213·371-4032 E-Side, 2 Br, lge LR. no 1iets. Small yard, S2SO. S.18·4291or548·5527 New 2br, 2b&. :ill elert. Cl<l!>C to bu~ & shoppini. _321 Ogle _____ _ I 1m. I l:IA, encld palto w fpll'. S2lill mo 6\2 635!> Adult~ owr 35. 2 Br. S21.> mo. Jll W. Wilson M . ti.'ll 2177 -------" Br. iod1\liduol unit . 1.muo. 1:ar dr opner. fplt . d-shwshr adults. maturt' p~fd, oo pets. S32S mo. 962-88911\11rhelleorctern /\~--~~~~~ 2 bdrm unfurn apt, Adult!I only. New 1 BR, 1 Ba. dshW!lhr. Jar. ~Charle St. $205. SC8-5763, 635-4111 2 Br apt, nr shopping, $225 mo. Adults. no pets. 3ll 17th Place, CM. 6G-2464 $400FF DEP. W /AD •• • • • • •• • •••••• • • • • • • • • SJ'UNNlNG 2 Br 2 Ba ---------llf aorden apt. Pool. rec are.a. $2e5. 110 W. lltb St. Gwral 3102 2 Bdrm& Never lived In. 1 rni to beach.. Also de· 414-B Hamilton. lbr. All luxe new studio. Open redec:o. S200 mo. lit & 1 a,. ~ d a I l y • J. -4 O 7 last. OWm'MNOU Delaware. Huntlnaton Cle811. 2 nl~ br, blt.os, Such. 642-!MOL 848-1826 gar•I•· Near buch. or A~. $205. l.JU:37MllM • I lt.,..ais to Shore 4 300 Businen bntai 4450 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Afu taM1att u.lww.. •hu..tw.. ,.._..l...talt 4200 MFatel Udn<terbl 20 WP11nted. 4DELUXEOFC'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .r t!n B I> + oss. Cont. rm,. seat 25, all Costa Mn• llJ4 .._..,.,........ 1169 NPT. '8Cfl. on flenla. l ~;:.omo ... +.John. '*°eled, :>in. wbae in re- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• blk. toocu»n or buy. 2 br, ---------• ar. l or 2 yr. 1e11Se. Lake Monday. July 4'. 1977 School• & I Schools & I~. a •• !'!!~~ ...•. ~~.~~ .. ~~~~~-~ ..... !~.~~ ··=~~~:. ..... ~~.~? ... DAIL v PILOT 8 I I .. Schools & -• 1utn1tt1cm 7qos ··················! •. l k Llrm 1.1ar1ht1 A11I Sl.ov•. n•Tni; Adlli., 110 .,.... ~-) :>-U! l:ffl :I 8' ~ lld. '-••• 2 ""'' C>I.. 'l.o t1t'1" 1040 '· Vult•1w1u "br I h"' ~'i(I "llo k1d11, nu iK'h n 711 l> r111 r.-n Ull !\I.\ 7!M:i ---------•I rwwly furn'd ., 1lpt ~.wk· Roomma te wanted to Forest a r ea. Kent ly r~ntul $315 June & $bare 2Bdr, 2ba apt in Harkins. J lkltm, 2 b1Atb ~> 2 l\do11 llvu11u/J>OOI $42~ :.! lkl. ,.. , ,. '375 t Hr Comlu, lliAY Vu ~:.o l'Wpl. July & Aua. $215. F/Vly. Non smoker . 714·581·9393 00~2u•kforSand)'. 968"8114 DESK s pace at 17875 Beach Bl vd., n ear Talbert in Huntingt on Du11a Polnt·f<'urn, walk to ~ ctN•un, 3Ur, (an\ r m , forltent YOGA IS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! YOGA IN THE· MORNING! 4350 ,.--..,,,..,..,_,,,.,..,....,..,.,,.,.,..,,,_-------,.Throw out tension. find './ Hf 2 u .• hll h~. 1bhv. /\hi' •'pl" &. ur11., 1'11110. 1•111'1 jlC)Ol, S2()U wli:: or M50 m o. ••••••••••••• ••• ••• •. •• Beach. $50 per month. 400 11731> Slnale enclosed garage Bring own furniture. Our -• receptiorust will answer At.111ut 4Ur home w /be1.tch :no 2»lh St. H.B. $25. mo. your phone for $10 per l OOl laiboo ll•d. out tront C<1mpletely ~.1145·9088 month. Daily Pilot office, peace of mind while ·you build o more healthy, beautiful body! The remarkable science of Yago 0$ taught at Yoga Center is famous for its wholebody approach to.a FULFILLED YOU T ought by Bhokti Pnya & S<i Devi, t wo eicpert & charming Western women. 'Yoga slims, tones, calms the mind & satisfies through & through. learn deep. FREE DEMONSTRATION 11111 ~'KU 11111 \1il K1K lkllll NI 6711058 furn. i''l.lbuloua vltiw. $750 Single gar .. West side 642-4321 i-------·--1 wk July, $llOO/wk Au~ust. Costa Mesa. $20 Month. NWPRT BCH S'fORE __ WA'J't;JU'RONT HOMES Agent644·5046 2630 AvonSt. <>'>1\1\/mo JULY 6tft AT IOA.M. ~l new tnh1>t•, :.!lu. :tha. li:ll-1400 _..,., "'"") xtr ·" 1111 1 J t>. ~ d, PARK NEWPORT Single l(a.rage storage, $30 Jerry Wynn (213)477-7701 urugt• 1n1trv '""' v. lht-ht•lors. l u r :t N.I. Wat.rfront mo. 539A Bernard C.M. Store/office/shop, 4 rms. Mdr onl) iJ;!.'.1hi:'1uo3 l~-dHx1nlli&TowuhuU11e11 3 Bdrm, fully furn. _548_·_5952_'------~• 300.2100._ 2Q<.4or sq. ft. 1-'rom$2!1!1 ~ Washer/dryer, free boat A.Ur-R-....t....1 4400 Ample p arki ng, xlnt :: br. l'Xtrll laot. S:ti:1 Spt•l'lJt'Ulur 11pa, total dock, s leepi; 10. $400 ~• .... uo c M 1 u 64., .,.,. Adulh uuly. no vet:. rct'rt?at1on progr am, week, $1500 m onth .••••••••••••••••••••••• · · oca 00• .,.. ...... 4; 646-0671 l!tlll Maple Ave i.oc1al prugram. 8 pools, 8 774-4384 or E ves 675~169 WESTCUFF AREA _54.S-__ 8333 ________ , tcnnii. cow·ts. At Fashion NEWPORT BEACH l...i;e newly Jecorat1..>d 2 br Ii.land, Jamboree & San Bch cottage on bay. ~c~. 1400 Sq. rt. two pvt . upper m Courph:x. Cpts, Joaquin Hills Road. fWl zone & stores w1thm baths. $400 per mo . drpi,, garage ,\dull:;, nu ,7141644•1900 steps. Sips 6. $250 wk, 00-0200 pets t).IS-7485 ---------• Sl,000 mo, J uly. $275 wk, ---------• 470 N. OLD HWPT Blvd. Newport Beach. Retail shop, 10 pr k 'g. 00·5851, xlnt loc. • St l be h 4 B 2 B Sl.100 mo. Aug. 673-4626 65• PERS"' FT !:>barp 2br. cpts, drps, eps o ac . r a, .,. blln::.. 1 child OK. Nu lpk, cpls, drp11, $000 yrly eves & wknds. 646·9060 1617 WES'fCLIFF-NB lndustrim Rentm 4500 JH!ts. $!30 574 Joann St, _1_i.e_._oo_·_.J.W_J ______ 1 _d_y_s ________ 1 ___ A_G_T_._S4_1_·50_32 ___ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt D.645·3417,832-3448 Lovt.'ly 2br. :!ba Condo SUMMER rentals COM " cust t•pts, tJrps & wall walk lo Sch. Sleeps 9 $350 Dmta Point 3826 µaf)t.·r~ All new kitch, <:! per ~k. . •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• l>alw~ +pool, walk to DISCOVER <?cean ~elly W\·stdiff shop'g $400. view llnng. 3 Br_. 2ba., 1110 5-18-~193&5·Ul 7376 elegantly Cur111sherl · Sl200. month. •DELUXE• tl75·2311 days 150 I Westcliff Dr. Newport Financial Ctr Leasin<J Office Space Call on Site Manager 7200 sq. ft. M.G. Ideal for mfg or warehouse. Clear span, extra height. 779 W. 16th St, C. M. Dayi. 675·~. eves S.10·8299 t 714 l 642·311 l ext 246 -1140 sq. ft.·$300. Very de· DELUXE OFFICES s1rahle. Unit ·'A" 7S2 W Lg checd ul I l>r Sl50 E' tra lgt• 2 bi 2 ha S:Hlt Dr..-ss1n!! rm. fq;l1· t;a, & walt'r p<I 1\d11lls only. no pets l!.13 7Uit C ml & 'ndstl sp ens 20th St. C.M. Call Jack ~ .. 1,tblutf 3 l>r, 2 bJ •BL'ACll RENTAL• om I . . a ,, . u 1 1 J.I m t r "' 200 10 2000 sq. ft. As low Saunderso n. d a Y s •a;,t· nc ·:. at' as t' 213r. ~lps 8. 11-J blk to ocn. 11s 35' sq. fl. Lag Ni,,uel & 642·0212 eves, 546-2277 " relaxation, nutrition. secrets, meditation, how· to breathe. For ages 'L..--~-----"-'----12-72. IHAm PRIY A 7 Wffk ClasHS hc)ln Ned Wed.. Juty 13th at 9:30 o.m. SRI DEVI YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA 445 E. 17th St. =:~ Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281 3 br apt. near m·~·;rn No ~uit .... din rm & dbl Nw 11 µalio & parking. " ·---------- kirls. nv µd" $330 mu ~<;rage . Auto d1Jur ~~k.12439lh St. (213) l\J1s:;ion Viejo areas. Lo t&Found 5300 Hef 71 Hel W ed 7100 :!~583 S;inl.i Chira . opener avail Poul & wo.5879 Handy lo S.D. Frwy. Rentals Wonted 4600 •• :•••••••••••••••••••• ~~~.~~· ••••• ~?!.~ ... f.~!:,t!~••••••••~~ ••• !. .. !:,t••••••••••••• 673·481!! rccrc;.at1on area. Adults ----------Call_:_~l -1400 _____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . --------only. No pets. From S3G7 &1lboa Pcnin dlx 4 Br 2 ATT ENTION Art isl & Employed man, non-smkr FOUND: while Terrier ATTRACTIVE, Energeticl---------•l·--------- S I SO FREE RENT up Ba. • 2 blk bay & bch. $325 Craftsmen. S50 lo 5400 wants furn'd rm, quiet ~pe d~g. V~c~1 19~1;3; female. l-~xpr H1 lenms, APPLIANCE AVON · - Isrand n.,w 2Br, lb<t & lll>:i Amigos Way wk. 644·1103; 646-7036 mo. Util incl. UNIQUE area. Call 975-4380 ask &l5~~ la, · · · i:olf, boating, fishing, :JBr. 2ba. S3u5 to $350. for Gregory 8-5PM animals, cook'g, driving, MAINTENANCE 2 •551 'Ila v i··. ta . Cozy lbr, lba, ste11s lONEW 2br,2'hbaluxury rel. studio "The Fae· dispatch, PR, etc seeks .... EEDEXTRAC.A"'H? .. " ., 1 .. ·'25 E 30tl St Found l"e blk Rabbit, Vic. MECHA .... IC " ·• ,714)496.3354 beach, Shores area. furn. condo. Oceanview. ory " · 1 • Architect Yacht bu1ldin~ west mi n 5 t er & outdoor empl oyment. " Earnings are good-hours (7l<lJ956-~7l Walk to bch, adults. $2500 Newport Beach or call for 1 or 2 mos, pref. 646·5286 Stoves, Ovens, are flexible when you're HW'tfin<jton Bea ch 3840 --J J A 544 6899 675·618l or673-427l Newport near waler or Magnolia, C.M. 545·3044 ----------• Dishwashers a n AVON r e presen- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport. winter, 2bdrm & u yor µg. . • . t ennis courts. David Found: Black m ale cal. Envi0nt. Scifltc• This la r ge apartment tative. Call 540-7041 or bachelor units. Nrbeach. ON BEACH 23' Trailer DE!:>K space at 17875 King.645·71Tior673·8800 Approx4 yrs. Vic: Dover Recent grad seeks posi· complex developer is in Zenith7.1359. BRAND NEW! 2 Br :1pts. From S.110/per mo. 1411 Delaware. 118 0f.J(.'n 1:!·5 Daily. 1 l\l 1lt.' to ocean. t>-l2·960L Agt. 536· 1808 5206 Neptune. 548·2313 A VI. July & Aug. S225'. Be a c h B 1 v d · • . near Shores. No l.D. 645·8.999 tion in governme nt or need of an expcrienced1---------• ---------.-t per mo. incl all utils. Talbert in Huntrngton private sector. BA, MS Maintenance Mechanic1---------- WATERFRONT on quiet 552·5033or644·1059 Be~ch. $50. l>t'.r month. MisceHoneous SC S Environmental Science: to have a strong back-BABYSITTER wanted !llewport Island, spac Brmg own furniture. Our Rentals 4650 RAM-LET Position desired in relat-ground in appliance re-Malure woman. Noon to Br :! Ba. w tfplc-& bllns, Comfortable 2 br home receptionist will answer ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed fie Id. write M. pair. Preferably Gaffers, 5 for 2 schl age children yrly Dol'.k rt'ady for Laguna Beach. Walk to your µhon.c for sio. per Trader space, Costa ANSWERS Mirkovich, 1104'2 S. Bay Sattler & Tappan. If you Westchff area. 631-lOlX _your hoal. 771·9'108 17~ beach. Avail. July & 01?11t.h. Daily Piiot office, !\lesa, 8x30. Adul t µa rk, Front, Ba Ibo a Island qualify we offer an ex-aft 5. Beach are<1. 3 br. brand nu. lg pat1n. fp. dw. no J>C'lS. !S37S Ron !M>O·:!:ss11 , Aug 642·4321 no ts $85/mo 541H 173 Unsaid -Foist 9266:!. 11 t t t' 1 -------1-l~GHES LIUO AREA. Hila !\lycrs Real Estate --~ ..:..___ -· ---Fiord -Defile -------ce en s ar mg sa ary Babysitter matur.; r XtramC'c2ndflrhic2hr. .194.5420 or960·l701 700 sq.ft . office ~pace INSIDE andoutstandmgbenef1ts. ' · . • c,..p, 2 ha. f1p, cl w. gar. 11v1. -ava1lciblC' Pac1f1t• Csl Bus1·~ssjtnvast/ \I d f l Houseclei:ining, $6. hr .. Applymperson onlv. for 2 small children. No n~1 IX'' rv >I cl<' ,, , .. , troe '"' • .,. " nen n mme s uggc!> s nrefer wkly, references, · wknds, hr' ary 586·3!156 ''" 1 • c• "'11 "' ' ,., S-125 /mo lse. inc ul11. Nwµt Bch oceanfront. Hwy in 'cw port llch. Fiaonce thal no one should ever ,.. :.!br. :!ha, hltn:-., •bhwhr :II at u re ad Its on l Y. Ueaut, 3br. nr. new. ilm· Call Robbie, 548-0757 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• a rgue with his doctor bondable, S39·0l15 '.'\r _br·h A~l!11t.~ .. no pets •>73·08'-H pie prkg. Aug. S650. wk, ------Business because he has INSIDE Hefp Wanted 7 100 S22a rnn 5.lfi·X.llil _ -----------TSL Mgmt Svcs &t2-1603 AirDOrl Offices Opportunity SOOS information. :? slon' :! hr. J 1 •ha. l'lrc San Cleme nte 3876 ---- ---I ~10NTH FREE ••••••••••••••••••••••• · A Rustic Culie beach col· r.'·11 · .... l LOST. Blonde f'. Cocker \\ a~hl.·r idrVL'l hnokuu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ service. , .. o case re FUNKY .. tagt:, "''rfcct for 4·6 J'eo· 'd 200"~ ft Pl 1 Span1~1 vie Tt1st111 µatrn pool lat· II ~r :.! Hr 1 •~ Ba. 150 yanls ,.., q ·ovu sq · en Y • ' • · <~olrlc•nw~·st & Warner, from beach. call afl 6P:ll pie. S200. µ/wk. 1 ~ Blk of parking. 2082 S. E. LITTLE PLANT Avct t91h & 20th, C.M · from Balboa pavill1on. B · I , ~ t Reward 548-3773 .~.~.:.2·.~~.:,, .. l'it-•· Call art 5pm . 492.5557 or8~·6725_ tiiJ 7772 ~~~~~557~71010· ewµor STORE. ,,.,,, ...... I · • LOST· Blk male Lab. Vil' -----· OCEA.... N 8 h .... C In prime ocauon ... ,nx " ewport eac ·u1g a· Nwpt H "tS area :i Br 2 Ha. S:J.'><J 2 Br 2 Ba, VIEW THE (fACIENT 1ous owner mui.t sell ... • $?<.xi. Garage. Hee area. Br" n d n cw :l " r s . nyon luxury, Monaco. 3 qwckly. Full pricl.' i.5.500 Rew_a_rd _:>4_8·65_15_ l'J071 Holly !148 8311 u -u BR. 2•12 BA, beaut fu rn. plus invl.'ntory. or may - . -_ ...:__:_ --· $315·$365. Near Pico Br h. July, August S2000 mo. ALTERNATIVE help finance. Hurry. take Lost Tabby Manx cat. :'lluavailable7 'l5.2bdrm, 105 D el Reposo . Rcallor642·5200 d t RlTR Bunny t a il. Whl hind •'1onlh to month rent 1n-a van 8 g e · ' le l c '0 8263 or 537 ?273 l ba. adlts, walert.vd 11d, 714/496·5275 " 962 770" c ·""' · ·~ ...•••••.•.•.•.......•. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ~CLERK THE IRVINE COMPANY 550 Newport Center Dr Newvort Beach, Ca An equal opportumly employer A/R-BKPG. Exp'd. Post all Journals, pegboard. ban1c reconciliation. sm co .. heavy volume Bene's. NB. 631·0922 Newport 1&2 br apts <·ludes ; recpl. service, · · -~-· __ _ \\lk to l>ch $295 !~l, la:,t San Juon Steps to bch From Sll5 personalized phone eov RESTAURANT & &sc~r:'~~_'.·_i __ Capistrano 3878 wk. Seasho r e R.E . eragc, conf. room. mail FOUND . Fema l e Wcimarancr & puppy, vie Fashion Island, N.B. 644·5404 ask for Rec dept. At least 2 years of varied accounts payabk ex- perience with direct ex· posure to compulerized l>YS tems utilizing on·line ASSEMBLY TECH. Lg 2Br, lBa. enclosed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·5800 service. underground Cocktail Lounge ~ara11:e, 2 blks to beach, 2 Br stud io $325. Dis · p r k g. & m ore. in Coastal are.41. Nice 111· walk tn strir._.:; & l>u>., SWO h was h e r , 1 au n d r Y EMERALD BA y Newport Beach. vestment, $100,000 + mo. 960.5131 facilities. pool. Katella Laguna. 4 Br house. THE EXECUTIVE range, incl. ABC lie. -------8:u 9432 or 493-9672 or Whitewater vu. P \'l com-SUITb: Principals only Babysitter, for 6 yr old girl. f /l1mc. Ii ve m 111 out. Irv. area. 955-0o:J7 01 537.7777 Lee ..,.; BANK EXPERIENCED PART TIME TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 222 Ocean A venue Laguna Beoc:h C7 I 4J 494·6546 t::quat Opportunity Employer Luxury 2 & 3 Br, pullo!o. .i93·8012 munity, blk lo bch. ten· 6·10·5470 owner/agent 759-0768 gar's 219 Adam~. $310 nis, pools. jac, frplc. July ---..... ~ t L S025 Uf'. No pe ts 833·1693 2Br Dµlx. in Saddleback, 30 t h r u A u g 21st. ''"•CdM dlx 2 rm suite . ............-y 0 oon LOST: 6-30, Old Town H.B. Med female do~. Terrier/~ Pepper & salt w /tan legs & whl c best, 10 yrs old 960·2077 terminals. Will match with ~ovd e lectron 11· vendors invoices aHainst mechanical background purchase orders /receiv· & some machine s bop ing reports. Compute dis-exp. Work in Fountain counts and r ebates, Valley. Call for appt to verify extensions. etc. fill out application Prepare and monitor in-714/549 .. 1778 put/output documents, ---------·---------prepare checks a nd do Assembler /sofderer ~ ---Capistrano, tenms ~ts, (7141494-0092 ulil pd. A/C. ample pkg. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two 4 plcx. 2 bdrm. 4 yrs s.D> mo. 496-1730 Sl5.5 mo to mo. 675-6900. I St, 2nd & 3rd T.O.'s Pflf"SOftals n I cl , d w n l w n are a . San Clemente. best view. LOANS AVAILABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• S36·~>!l(lli Santo Ano 3880 I &2 BR's on beach, fully DLX OFC INCM Credit not important. Drinking problem? •••••••••••••••• ••••••• furn. 492-1720 A1C. All util paid 673.4883 Broker Call Alcohol Helpline 5350 some filing: accurate We need a number of typing and an ability to good people for immed. operate 10-kcy are a openings in our electro· m\l!it. Please catror ap-mechanical. assembly ply· dept. Exper helpful , but Banking FILE CLERK Contact Bob Creighton lrvine National Bank 833-3100, E.O.E. Lgc own<.'rs 11n11. :i Br 2 2 Br 1 1~ Ba, pvt patio. Sll5/mo Ph751·6892 24hrsaday835·3830 Ba. nr ~hop~~ t'I r.' •.11lc. cpts, rlrps. bltns, encl Nwpt Penm 2 Br hsc, sun- . . c R ED IT N OT I M . -TREND AT A pat10.gar.S365f!.lh·4bll9 gur. s250. Early AM. dcck.or3 Brdlxaµt.•12 2 Pvt0 ffrces.reccpl1on& P ORTANT We have PREGNANT? CORP. not nee. Co. paid benefits a nd vacatio ns. Cole1---------• .,_llr·. lll·.i. coara"t' ..... 111 .. ,, 1 _7_59.0117 blk to oc~an. Avl. July & 2 rest~oo~s ~20 .s.q ft money to loan. security Car ing confidential Ins tru m e n ts Corp . Banking 642'8080 nLLER ... ... ... ' Au~. 6 7 5 . 6 3 7 9 or total. F nt Valle) 962·3200 by 2nd or 3rd Trust counseling & referral. STANDARD duld "" 1wts. S215 mu. South LOCJUfta 3886 213·927·6464 _ OFFICES 300 sq.fl.. W. Deeds, Abortion. adoption & MEMORIES R.-r; ia~:! ••••••••••••• • •••• • •••• G t b R It keeping DIVISIO .... . LIDO ISLE Superior . C:l-L Davb· ru 1 s ea Y APCARE " Hwttinqton L7~· quiet. lu~uri~us: ex· Beaut 3 Br hmc. steps to Brown Co. 6-16· 1684 l7l4> 527·5173 547·2563 An Applied Magnel1cs Hcrbour 3842 ~5 2 br, 2 ba aJ>t . pnv beh's. A,·t July , LIMDA&VICKI Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ele,·ator to ~cen1c prlv Aug. Sept. 675_6401 Office Suite. 3 Pvt rms Lg SWING LOA.HS ............... M---3400 w. Segerstrom HARBOUR LIGHTS bt·h. Party & gamr room. - - -------recpt rm. Formerly used 2nd&. 3rd T.D'S vvr ..... , ---,-Santa Ana, Ca 92704 total secunty. Perfect PVT Elegant condo. lge by ins Co. Avail. Augl IOAYAPPROVAL fortheMoflt! Wearea smoll,mfcJco OHH~ ell'gant adult lt,·ingorwkndretreatfor luxurious 2 Rr 2 Ba .. 15 Call Jack Saunderson at Credit-No Problem Serving aUOrangeCo. EqualOpporlumty offefs job opptys to apartnwnb Lol'ate~ 111 the ad\'enturou::. adult. lerracr on water. Weste r n Bu::.iness CALLANN673·1166 835-7313 E mployer M/1'' assemblers who wont l'l\dUSl\l: llunlln)!ln.n Starting al S5 15 /mo. w 'cornmanding view or Services. 563 w . 19th Sl. ------------·---------1 MECHANICAL Precision Ass.mblers Assembly :>1arine r s Savi n g~ Bayside Branch has 1m med. opening for roll time le.lier. l yr sa'Ving~ & loan exp. pre{~rred Xlnt. benefits & workin.: co nd 's. Sal. •com mensuratc w/exp. A1,µb at 1515 WcstcliH Dr .. Npt. Bch. E.O.E . Harbour. fhe Harhour s ""' .,o.,~ b 8 1 b 1 1 ,, 'I d Y" 642 0212 e •es .._........_..,..s. Trust *MICHELLE'S* to work up to noollfied unlvaµartmcntcomµlcx . """ . ...,..... ay , a oa s · on ......... a~. · \ '......,,~~.,,. · mach:-.. tool ,bu-11~-rs. ---------Spa• ious l Br, 2 Br, & 2 Aporimt'nts f\irnished Bayside Dr. lmmed Of'· ...:'i-16·2277 •• ~~~••••••••••~~.3.~ Outcall Massage "'" _. BANKING llr t den. floor plans or Unfurnished 3900 ~py, July· Aug. Sept. Rent or lease downtown IOAM·2AM 7314462 ACCOUNTING You will rec•lve good Growing bank seeks ex trom S2SO. are corn ••••••••• .. ••••••••• .. • ~200mo.544·9856 H.B. Medical/Lab/Prof LOANS 9% pin of oder CLERK ~fits & work on a per . util ity pe r son plemcntcd h) enchantin~ THE EXCITING CdM-•r, Blk to China Offices. Ample p11rking 181~So. ~IC~ino Real variety PCB machine w/some bkgd .. lookinl! gardens & streams, a PALM MESA APTS. Cove, S200 per wk. Sll5/S325. mo. incl util. Also 2nd TD Loons Will he responsible for tool* od1'usti11n, trim-up dirferences & safe de I I b h F · t T i 1949 San Clemente. Fully lie. .. •• .,, d hl'a 1111 f u c u 011 s e :>flNUTES TO NPT 640·M46 963-1243 or 960-3224 a1res erms s nee sorting a nd listing pay· • & flttl t posit to become 2n assl w/sauna. gym, jacu1.1.1, BCH. SattterMtCJ.CO. Forappt.492-7296 mentsreceived "on Ac· '"'"CJ• "CJ 0 ope ration s ofc. Gd . large pool & best of all. h R Vocation Rentals 4250 NEWPORT CENTER 642·2171 545-0611 *KAREN'S* count" from customers. toleronc•. Apply in bene's.&adv.potent. wonderful people. We 111 .Bae 'J&2&B ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUITE 180 Will assist in preparing penGft! Call Carry 540·6055 ''1le \OU lo v1s1t Harbour from $2lO. uµ. Avail. mo. or July SlSOO. & Prestige location, ocean PRIVATE PARTY OtrrCALL MASSAGE invoices and do some fil· Coastal Ll.gh.t!:'. P~cif1'c Coaet Adults, No Pets ·' M ~ l561 Mesa Dr . mo. of Sept lil ? $1200. news 11vail. Executive Will pay more for your 6PM·2PM 973-0893 ing. Neatness. accuracy. ADV .ANCEO PttrSONHll .A~c:y Hwy lo Warner. to Algon· <:>Bl ks East of Newport mo. Bayfront lovely 2br. offices w /full secy & 2nd T.D. 642-3573 speed, good figure a p· CONTROLS 2790 Harbor Blvd.. quin or off San Diego Bl d J 2ba. t'ompl. furn. Incl telephone ser vices. Un-EXClTJNG RECORDING tilude and ability to Costa Mesa Fwy exit Bolsa Chica to 546~9860 washer & d r y er tJergound parking. con· Ask us about 1st, 2nd or ABOtrr BEAUT. GIRLS operate a 10 key by touch 647 Young St, Santa Ana I•--------• Warner to Al~onquin. ------References. 4994147 ference facilities. Mao.y 3rd trust deed loans. Cen-559·6150 1/535·536.1 are the primary skills re· ASSEMBLERS 16700 Saybrook Lane Rooms 4000 cxtrns. Compelitivefy t ~r.Y. 21 Invest ment •SHARO .... 'S* qwred.T yping isa plus Need ed for uniqu e l•--------· 714·846·3341 ......... •••••••••••••• 1 block to beach. 1 br apt priced. Month to month D1v1s1on. 963-1866 11""11 medical products. Light, Bank S&L Positions Lagun-B--h -3848 ROO MS S25 wk up with furn. SlOO. week or $250. or lease. OUTCALLMASSAGE TRENDATA clean work in s m all FREE POSITIONS 0 eac: kitchen S37 .50 wk up mo. ye~rly. Ulil incl. Call Kathy 644·7180 Announcements / 499-1224 growin1 Cd. Requires no Secretary T<>Sl\.'>11 ···,~;~~·;~·~~~;:~~··· apts. 5-18-9755 87l-847l , 833·2105 180 Newpart Cntr Dr, NB Penonai'/ Male Under 20 Wanted. CORP. exper. but good dexterity Note Telfer 'Jlo $7511 Acres of garrlens. wide Room lo -;ent \V /Side CM. Big Bear Cabin. 2 Bl', fptc. Ploio Lott Ii Found Friendship + Poss Shar e ST ANDA.RD to bandle small pa rts. Utility Teller To $7()(1 oceanviews.HugcZbr.2 SS5per mo. +small de· slps8,weekor wknds. becllffveSuites •••••••••••••••••••••••H o m e++. J o h n . M~ORIES 3198-M , Airport Loop TellerTrne 1'0 SSOt1 ba a p l:1 ,. D' n. rm . posits. lnq at 944 W. 19th &tO·S66S or540-29(}J Of{1'ce av"'l. Overlooks Amounc:ements S 100 536-2282. DIVISION ODr., CEM.556-1 1905, Equal ~rsOpr. Tol'o ~~'1 Fireplace Part. furn. St "' ••••••••••••••••••••••••----------• ppor ~yr ""'""'· .. ,.,,, · Right across from be ach airport & mountains . How to find happiness An Apnli'ed MagneUn•Co 6:~PM to3:~~ Antiques. lhgh ceilings. & d s SCRAM 'ETS ... '"" .ASSEMIURS Garage. Pool & Sl>ll . S27.50PERWEEK at Seashore . 53r l. 2082 Michelson. Irvine "L through t.he teaching or 3400W.Segerstrom ALSOFEEJOI F.ritale living~ Close to 1 BLOCK FROM BEACH Some ocean view. Best 752-0234 Christ. Rev. Dr. Leon Santa Ana. Calif. 92704 Assemblers, precision. CnllCAi:rY Fox540·60!>.~ beach & shopp in g . CALl.536-4728 !~:!!~L~m:.ol~~11:~11~ BusiMultentd 4450 ANSWERS f~:~ee wlll ofrer-EqualOppartunlly :8~~~m~:~de~~ Coa1tlll s.s75-$685/mo. incl. util. Free rent to fem in ex· June thru Aug. Weekly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Muscle~Brain EmployerM/F lerity, good eyesight., PenoninelAgeocy orMa4~ln7d11lts. 494-46.53 change for baby!!itt\ng. rates.642·4489. c-VUI-Sandy -Bluish Penonal Ser'ticn 5360 --------•I soldering & microscope :moffarbol' Blvd.,CM -R f I 'd "'46 640~ ----' __,. HANDS ••••••••••••••••••••••• S ll e requ r . u • ~ RentdstoSllare 4300 Small st.ore for rent on exper . ma compo· ---------...-- 1·7PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newpo rt Blvd. Nwpt WhaL'& so wondertul nents. Hard worltlna, de-Bank teller, ex~·d;;it. Bch.01)ly$2!Smo. abouldlgitalwatcheiJ?lt DIVORCE dicat.e d l ndlvidualA TOKAllAH., l\u r r Wh11. lk,l!~r .''lit' I ,., I "1/ ~)' , I , ~ o V t P--,J l ' I ~ 1 •\ t ;., f ") ,\f, lf1 ttill takes two HANDS to n eed e d . S m al I c o . " tellthe Ume, Lega11)pingScrvice w/good ooMflt.1. ad. OP" 333W.Ooasttfwy,?f.B., Lost & '-'d 9300 type•Serve.File por. adnncement. Call 64& 7i2l. CaU fou,ppt COmpletoGuar.nteed Carot;•58H830,MV B'ARMAinc:·. D'"'· ~i""'t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q .,,~ ~ 8 " 645-9580 ASST MAMAGIR It J\e1lef Slltn.. Clll for Experience requir ed. appt.. Mll-1TSJ CC>!lta Mull Federal Beauty-Hair Stylist want· Credit Unton. 6'2·0$50 ed fof' LliJlUnll Ud l it \UPM S.lon. 83'7·217$ .. 041l Y l'IL.OT MOl'IOI . Jul 4 ,977 l • -. , I It .. Build 1t •• 01aper 1t H()mmer 1t ••• Carpet SERVICE DIRECTORY Plum at ..• Patc 1 ••• 1pe emo e 1t ... Wlre 1t Hoe it ... Ctean at. .. M ove Pamt rt . Nc:t1l 1t. Pltlstu,. 1t ... F1x it ... Roof it .•• Landscape it •.. Tlte lt...Trlm it ... Sewlt ••• Haul it ... Add it ... Plant it ... Alter it ... Learn Jt .•. "1fll-'• • .,..,. c..,.t Mr•lo ••••.••••.•.••......................•.•••.•.•. HU1nq HousedemiftCJ . 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TP TCll Coll.stuacntneedawork I' 0 , ' 1 • 1 01 II ..,. __ c Sef-v' '-• ~ ~ .-zs.&.ory$495, 1otr$Urm c..n ""'' A Give me a ~bance will ~ ...... 1111) /\111,,.111 • "UJI b'W71UO Apt'> (.'onst'tt•nllou:. ............. ~ ice lilockWlllls BBQP1tt. JOBS&TEXTUR~' ood _ ... 1 tt'E .......... ,,~,, c .. a ••• M•*J .... I ralh. 111.in Ph 1'45 030~ • ••••••••• •••• ••• • ••••• __ ... "lb, L'~ts . ., ... ,,.,,.__ Pnces mcl matr'J-labor ~ . do a Juu. n xt. i.111.;111( 1•·•1 111 "~ tr n~ """ .....,........,. .. --..... Freeest 893-1439 n---•~ .,.,,,...,..1 " . l' /\ It I' !!: T S T !!: A M GIUlr /ll\llrd, r • ..,., est. --. ._..,._ ra...m. v,.,......,. _ t:-:.~·.~·~~ '.~;: 1~~ I J:!'J(;Wi ~~~~-~•••••••••••••• l'h·unuµ. udd Jobs, St CLEANING Free Est: Block walls, 1't.'CiM2-013'or63&-7085 ~ SPARKLECLEANING ....................... t 'crm"" A 1,,.1.i 1,.,1w11 • • •. • .. • • WKn.1v..i1l.Hardwurkt'r, l:l'":<'SQFT.WINOOW slump1>tooc, bric k. -, . ••••••••••••-•••-•••• -"-·-O S . 1 C t/c ..... )':.1,.1-.l '.llll l\I. ~ ... ,HVIC ~-Mon·Thur. $3 hr_ Chns W'"'h1'nu, 'L'foorwaxt'n" "~/Com'I. !Uab ltc/· Comm l& Residential. No rnrl .. rr .... ~. d Pl b Winuuw.. Ur P«'Clll ty If), l1111,b1n~ \\,1d ""9ft oner.... cAl.J:'i ~l.'>h · &~MALL ., • .,u.u ~., .. r .. nu • Jobtooblgort.oosmalJ "1·1ow W/u»>a. um -FreeestNOWS.8-6703 '"knd' Ir c-i.t\ .\L•• i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOli..•t1142 112:~· ....C.-.-... _ _ ____ \pas~e-wax)642·3835. bond. Bob 150·9354, 20 yrs ex: pr • .Room~ Jng, water. senr leak1>, • ~M3tM, ~192'7;! ___ 11111• MJ11 1 11·w. '.1 Hi. t•x i-:XP'D. ltaudyman. Ju:1t Housecleaning _M2-91T1 ~/up. Fully msrd & He. bathrm incl. Reas C.. ..tH ve111•11• •' 11uur 111.: & H&abbardSectric ~bout anythmg! lleus ........................ Hncll..block,slab!l.frplcs. Oddjobst.oo.636~ 832-2468 _______ , .... '!!:: ·-· ·---··-tullllhmi.; s..i '001 01o1111 Ur :t.'7136 645-69'74 _Call aft 12pm . 646-5167 Want a REALLY •'LEAN stonework. 20 yn expr. Roof'--,. t for ou1. l>J VL lllUIH')'. "' n ..J r"'"'"""'" Michael's CUstom Paint· ..... ... •rPf'ul1). ;.in v )'P~. Qll-2AZ$ HOUSE? Call Gingham ...,.s,est.s.-ing. Since 1962. Our ••• ... •••••~•••••••-••• Panel. donr.o. ... ,, ,\l11c1 ~ GradlnCJ Gll'L}'_!eeesL645-Sl23 __ P-'-M-fP-i-prices vary w/your ft.epatrS. Lie & lru;. All .......... m 'I. lt"1t'.,l Alt !>. c ·~:r.H:N r WO"L All ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• _... • ...., -r-·......, t F t w It $1.62 per DAY 'l'hnt'sALLyoupay tor a JO day ad 111 ~he ""'" ~ "" "'-•• 1 ···' d k ••WlNOOWS & HOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs from custom to ypes. ree e.s • a · l'119 ""lth. H1•.i.•1onJIJlc. fort'« Kl!halJll! 1-.'lµr Jap~e:.c .. ; .. 1,,.u ..... cr, umµ lruc • I 646--0479 CaUanytlDle 541 S9JO ----t•>l Cilll ?!iO liti:!:, <.:urdi·n,.1• tteusonable naulmie. tr('t' work, grad-CLEANING BY GOOD PETERS PAJNTING <" elillup --• ---\. c.p.tSenr1c~ -111wt•' f''tt'c est. 045 5230 mJ:.llt'ttlU.elt'. ?~1·3930 MAN. ••536-7711 Expr'd. Rea.s Rate!'> VrTROC PAINT1NG. TeleYisioftRepair •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• t ·out• •·tc-tl~Juvt-ndlOr :-. \1 k ---. ------Free Esl. Ca1l Gene Custom. Resid /Com'l. ••••••••••••••••••••••• N\aml)ol> & -.ll'<illl • " Ill I h-.111~ & .... , ... , .. , tu .1 I t• ---~l"CJ llOUl>ecleamng by rehablr 5520458 Q I r <.:ANOPYTVSEHVlCJ:; ••••••••••••••••••••••• t·ouµlc. Rcft'rcnces. Call ----ua work. ree esls ~ ~l~110 ~~:~~~:··~: ~1 I 1:1.~:: '.'::::;:1 .:~t;~, '';':~., .~ ·~1~: .. ~, 1-;~ ~ r';11:~ i ~~I\~:~:" 'unny & Jcr 1-'rl'c haul _963-5Kl3or 1~126__ H~r~·: ~~;.!'r~al~~~~~! 5411 ~l. 73l-476S eves._ A~s~·~1~~~!,~~6~ hi din tm. h.111 ,J,,. ,\\j; .... I II I ..... 1fo11 1 It" ,, I,,, lt"llJnt'e 1:1·ori.:c 54!-I :!OJ~ Ill~. dt'JllUIJ. t'lt' for u:...i Thi! !\IOtJIJt!l:. t.:lea11111t; All ktnd!> fn•(' est Stall' Pamtmg. P amtrni: n~ rm r. 50, < u11d1 )111, 'hr 111 1 u~1 r th1 111" ,.,.. ·" hll• ih·ms Ft·n. 1•1.,, bldt: :-. Ser\'lcc Call u:. if you he 3309116_ 835 3705 or lntt'rtOr:.. Exleriors ~· 1' I l I " 11 1 I " 1 •"1 ih·11111" s,•1 \I' l' ..i,.,.n d "5-R4 S1d0 nt1al .... ., • ""1 •· "" I" 1 •• 111 , " "11 • " 1• "l' " ' tt·mo1t• ,, / ~~111.. m•t•d d good JolJ done 675~ ~-~ '1>t n·t>J11 t.\1 ,.,,,, 1u.,11.1l11t o,1~11111; u~• & h .. ul11tt(, ...... ·kh Rcft>rr .. ts.!Ho·2lgJ 1;r('ummt'n·1.1l {)c)""'" 1111 -.·ll 111 " 111J111lcllJlll.'t' Ht•a"1111 t 'IJfo,\l'~>.t' h,11111111: 111 -_ --Paml&Pat>ertni,:.:!1 )r" ·sµolte:....,"& :l:il Oltll ""I I 11th 111 "'' "1th .. l>h· 1 dll''· In .. • ""11m.ilt'" 1 "" 11 I r ,. " ,. -.1' Jfouset:leanrng . .\laturc ,. .. rv'g Harbor JrcJ 'I Ht'JwnJblt' .......•...••.•...••.•• I 'EKAi\llC 'flL ~:. l'oc"' oi remodt'I. 1-'r e,,t, 'ml Job:. v.e1~(11e536-2426 aft !.t DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY I•• 642-5678 Class1f1t'd Ath l>.1111 l'1lu1.l ld::.,.ll1t:•I \I.I .\lier 4 :.I a:.k 101 Hon CllE \I"' 111:.: t!l'l.1 u1 •''llt:rtt.>ne:cd. 1 t'ltablc til' l83211l Her:. lot 11 samlyn11 Pamlers M l !'>bell t>12 5bi ll t,t5 7$l11'1or5411·4!1!17 01:, Lr.Ill s.!O wkl>, rd:. 531;.0950 t>t!-~ ci73·8300 Want Ad Help? 642·~71! ------------ HetpWanted 7100HftpWC11tt•d 71 00 He-Ip Wanted 7100 H~lpWont~d 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HefpWanted 7100, HefpWonted 7100 HefpW~ 7100 HefpWanhd 7100 •••••.•.•....•..•••••.••••••••••••••.......................•.•.•...••.•••••.••••...•••..•••............•..•.•.•...• ······················· .................................................................... . ACCOUNTING CLERK A full-lime position 1s uvailablE;> for He <'Ur<ile clerk to assist in bus\' news paper ofl't(·t.·. Duties <1rc varied. Should be a good typist an<! operate a 10-key aciding ma<:h1ne with skill. Previous accounting offirE;> (•xpcr1eneC' 1s desirable. Work in pleasant environ- ment w1lh good t'ompany benefits in- d uding 2 week!-. va<.·at1on aflt'r one .vear . <:ompan~· pa1c1 J;?roup 1n,un1nl't', nectit union. <.'l('. J\pµlv at ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT :1:m W Rav St . C'osla \I c·sa ~Pf\\l'C'n !ht> hours of 8 00 t\:i.1 5 110 P\1 \.111 for appointmt•nl please' 642-43~ I, ext. 276 _ l<~ual Opportun1~ Emplo;-.·<'_r __ _ DIR. OF HURSES S'I"' 1·x1wr1cnn· pre ll'rred. J\11µly, (.;arf1chl ('1111v. llosµ i7!1t l;Jd 1cld. 111.i. ll41 !167 l GENERAL OFFICE P1•r:-on Wtlllll'd Lii OJll'll .wd :.url mad 111 lht• lrv1nt• l11du.,l1·1al 1:umµlt·:... Will <ihO hull 11 1 t• o l It t • 1· u r r , ,. c DI{ i\1.'I J\I en, µI um hut.: 1 c"111111:-.1l11llllcs Typmi,t repair Will II am Own hel1iful 5-10.:1095 trnl'k & h.111cl toob Top ---- pav. 50•,, t'<Hnm 1\11111\ I·: z Rooll'I', t;iJ1 s t:t'nOtd llt'l.'IJl l\11slol. SA !!COORDINATOR!! DRIVER SUNDAY ONLY 1><'111 1·1 ll.111\ l'rlot hun1ltt..,. lo 1 .11 r&t'r' 111 qur 1 t•' \. ,tfl u t f.ttt:t' \\,1).;1111 .11111 .1 1:,IK1tf tlrtl 11 1; I 1• t tt I ti I' h 1111 t· 1>1;> U.!I il~k 1111 llJrrl "'"'"' ":•1u.i l "l'l"1rtun1 11 ,.:m1ilc1n•r DRIVERS ~t.50 tMJyb..: more!! In 1m• d1•:.1)!n (o nt•ed:. \ 1111r 11•l1•µhu111• mannl'r wt·urJlt' tvp1n.: lll'lp tl h 1rnt1·h :.alt•., forn· Ht"IJ IJC>'> • tart'er "l"I' 1 c '11n1rul C.1reer 1-:mplo} ntUll 1\!:t•nt~, 5511 l!.>05 ..... u li1"ur;.i111·e salt'!>. lie. a~enl, hie & Health. 150' n Comm. free lead!>. guarantet•d fssue Li(!'. Europt'an trip, fringe b"nefit.s. unlimited pro· l>~l'LS. A $50,000. yr op· 1mr. Call 714/955·2389 hlwn 9-12. Insurance Fire & Ca,.ualty tndcpen d11nt ins agency need:. quahfwd m:.uranct-a1· 1·ow11 underwriter E' pt•r 10 prot'l'SStng. St!TVll' mi: & mkt'g commercial .1crnl" tn an agency. Xlnl bt•nef1b. loµ :.afar)' open Call Mr!> Baker, 833·9550 LVH•s & AIDES Full time, part lime, all shirts. Aµµty. Garfield Conv llos p ., 1781 Garfield, HB. 847·9671. MAH> For Motel wante<l part time. - 545-9471 *MAIDS * J:he Inn al Lai;una 211 N. Cst Hwy. Laguna Mi\lDS Top wugc La.:una Motel 4!*4·299b REAL ESTATE 011 Field Suµpher SALES Lar~ Div. Of We have a n open in~ for a Corp.Oil Field !>cH-mol1vated & a~· Supplier g ress1ve sales person who would Jike to 1\low Hiring, Local Ofc become more involved Notravel, Irvine area w /investment pro· Earnings From vcrt1es . Draw avail. S200·$400 per wk Professional ore Must oo well ~roomed & R.C. TAYLOR CO. neat appearing. Comm. honuses & benefits. Ex-___ 9 _55-_0_l _S_o __ _ pt.'r nol nee. will train.t•---------•I <'Jll Mr. (;rove. Tues. 7 '5. !li\!\1-1 PM, Wed. 7 6 MM IOA~l Receptionists 898-4486 ~1AlDS WANTJ::U Oon Qwxoh· Mold :!100 Newport Bl. C M -Part-lime day care. tn• Insurance \tAID WANT~D t·onllnent. Elderly lady Lido Shore!> Hotel pdtlt•nt. Call 6·9PM r\tll and µart tuuc. Im mediate openings for an d1111duals with clerical skills to work fuJl lime and part time. Typing 50 wpm. Mu.\t be poisoo and personable and able to handle hu:.y phones. Please ca ll <714) I-ire .'I.! C.isuall}. in Call673-8800 i l 4 /640 -8693 01· delJl•ndent agency ncl'ds --------213/592 5763 4u.1hf1ctJ al{cncy claims ----------·1- RN, permanent P n'ime & On tall position avail. Al I :.hafts. Call Santa Ana P sychiatric Hosp. 543-8481, EOE Robbie•s Rog & Mop Women needed lor housecleamng service. 548-0157 SALES SUPPLEMENT YOURIMCOME ssssssss PARTTIME TELEPHONE WORK HOUSEWIVES COLLEGE STUDENTS Guaranteed Hourly Wuge Plus Bonus. 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Can 646-422.3orcome to2SO E. 17th St ... Co5ta Mesa. Help Wonted 71 00 Hefp Wanted 1 I 0 0 ··•·•••••••··•···•····· ...........•.•••...••.. BOOKKEEPER llou ~t.·hultl I urn 11u11• 1111111n:.: "" l111·.Ht•1l 111 F l l.I II I. I-IU 0 i\ \ . ci t.' v. ho\ le'' 111111 s 11111kcr 111t•r l .1 htt t hJrtcr sail h11Jl 111 South J'.i1.·1f1t> 1,.u, 1t1l:t person. Xlnl benef1l!>, PBX Oµerator. Relief 644-3389. 9a.m. • 12 nuou • .----------,..alury upen. Exper nee MAINTENANCE graveyard. Exp. µref. i 'ut11lw Call ~trs Baker,833·!1550 BUILDING hut will tram. Gd. co. Sales \•<J-. l11tl t1m1• 111•1 m.• nt:nl. 1'•111c;l 1 '''l"'I tit '" .1(>h· C ,11l !11!1 .l'klll ltu < tx1I. h11 .. 1 h.f.1~1 111111 II \),1 11.11 ""' ~ li\·-1.1111 .1111 ::1:.:1. lith!-tl <'~I 11110 W.tUh <hHt'I \\ I (;o t;v c ... h & 11 e'C pct "' ro 111111 I l>Jm "'' I 1u11tl 1110\'lllg CO L'atl 1!30 1114!11 II tll!l'' '114 1~>41 1tµ:. '"'-· __ -_;;;;;.-.-.----•I MAINTENANCE benellt:.;_E·~·E_'4_S_·8000_ ~tt~!~~!~~t~~1~. ~ I 11-.urance Frcl' PLUMBER Newport Beach, CA. ;l ~~ ·•Piil COOKS l1HIVF:HS·2 1oult>' 11111·11. 1;1101; Shu1;, I' t1mt-. \ \I & PM . 11111:.I h.111· 111U!o.I lw '"I ,., ,.., &. Prod.let Mqr. To S22K LJ r~c vt'lice build 1111( Trainee Poi;it1ons now. An equal ;, •l r'ur I Ulll'SOOCt1 sed;~e' 11wner IS !'il't.'kttl!! build mg No expertence required. opportunity employ1•r r 1~· HI !'.110' '\1111 .11 1 t·p11111: .q1pl11·,.1 11111 ., I'' 11 \ .1111111' ,,hilh l \ pt•r r•·q T111\ ~.l\'1111'" :--..ut I ii ,111 ('a I' I.• I I ,1 1111 l!l:t 1!1~1 I • lt'.•ll dn111lj! r1·1·111•d """"' !'ialt"• I Irk. l>O~ olt'aLatJIJl,';.tlJlll'l', Hl ~t ' 0111.·n Pl:-. 1•all li l55UUU I• •I 1wr,..un " mohllt• ma1ntenam·e en~meers. Age 18-29, must have -·-----·-------11 · 1111111•· 111sura11ct• hl.grcJ Position requirt'~ truck. $350. wk. take ..:~ullQ(K'S hrlptul l'h , .111 fur a1.1111 h.1[1 "'""' 1•\l :1:!0 Cam~r:i "'·"''' t'h11l11 ,1, ov1·r 5-18 0470 1•\l 1211 llttf V ERS E<1r 11 "'Ir ,1 111 1 om.. ..:arl~ morn 111· l11en I.\ T1mt•' s:1110 mo t'M ~5 117711 Boh GUARDS 11 tw.1tl 11p µrf~IUl'l <lf' lamillarity and l'X home 111 lc>ss th:in l mo. RECEPTIONIST ·~· :,-.C) 11'lu1111wn1 & markNrn.: t1Crience with l)lumbtni.\, ~ .• pAp1 7 y 51 t.;ff,, 5 So. Hristol, '._ ~. ;•WILSlllr'\r 11r••••1·1h1r1·-. 1111 llf'\\ d<'pl t-ll<elncal atr <'Ondition ,, """' IHTERV1EWER _ H Kt: H•·.1111 '"' 111 \'R :\'1111 ini.:. and ht•alinK We n t•ed a highl y l 11-..lJ i\lt•,,t ,I(. t 't.•1 r11u' lllll~hg 1°111111111 I \111'1 I ll\llllt'I 1~111 ;.!Id J-'1 1 hPlpfuf, htJI ( 'o ht•nt•fll• I 1111 c• (l I' I I II t ._ 1111 p Pull time 1 ·1111 '"' ,1111tt "1;1·11•1»11 I llt'.11 Ir r u 11 1o11,·1111.i1 1111 1,1,t111l1111: :.ysll'm~. lfigh rise Clfrict• Prtnl<'r moti\'ated & l'areer '"'" ' butfding t'Xper1cnc1• 1~ Instant Printer rrunede<l mdrv. to work in '168 :J:j;l-1 111111· t>'I I XC!:I:! w X.11 .!:!<!i '•---------•I • • '«'"'-"'kn(I' 1• I 11·1 rnalll'nl hill & Pall ttnw l'ho111· ,it. lran~p n· q d Hcl 111'11 "el com•· Cull 546 0274, ul l' hr,. 10 C! l'hr.t'll WL>tlne~da1' Ill :...ill\ "111 w'' de::.1rable Good !.larlm~ .. ,.xpcr'd only. ITEK & busy office ol dynamic. ALSO FEE JOBS Coastal sal<11·y and bencftt:<.. with AB Dick 360 Operator. growrng. temp. help .1stublecompany.lf you Growth Potential. Sal. serv. H a ndlt-bu sv qualify µleai.e rail f7MI open Xlnl benefits . phone:. & warmly grel'l c>l-I :l:Jl7 Laguna H1lls/M1ss 1on our clients & apphcanb. CASHIERS linnlt-rl Full ,\. l' 111111· 111Jllt11nt:' Ill 0111 '"'' ~erv1n~ ~.,,., :.l.il1u11-. Ct>)ta Mt'-.J .1r ... 1 < .oil 1111 1111en 1ew 1121-tillill l'.\~Hll'~H!-. .,.,1nl••1I ."ewporl ,\ 1 .. 1,.un .1 areas 1>11 ·-l-ltiO CHILDCARE nr,1rr 1111 .oJ lll.JlUI 1• " om·' " 1 11 t .11 t 1111 1tujdn·n 1n "" 11 ,1111111 \ 11 hunu \\'kif' •1 1, n 0 \\ "I' p I ..: t. 11 Ill ~· 70~!f> CIVIL ENGINEER CUSTODIAN I' 111111· \IJI" '" .l hr ~ \t.111 111111 f 11 \p!JI\ 1• t• tin ' .t \ \ I It, t; U l'L111•n1 1.1 ('11,1.1 \11•,,1 8 «tr Tech To S 11 SO ~ \T llt•J.!rt't' nr I ra1fl' ll<>!>I J,!f<t1J \\Ill St't'Ufl' lhl:. \Int '"'" \\ Ont' nl OUI 11n1'"' l I II I I II ~ 111 l tl<•flt' ' l .tll H11.1 Coastal Personnel A<Jency :!i90 H.irhor Bii 11 , 1-.hl.1 \It.•:..; G RDS Personnel Agency UA .!i!lll Harhor Hh d '\II t.1l'thl)' Penn F111l C'nsta.\,esJ ,\" ltnw l 'n1l111m-. rurn 1----~~~~~--1 Tl'h•ph & '.H rl'CJ cl I H.t•llrl'd ok I all 83:1 1693 hi wn 11 .. 11n & :111111 I or ·'lll'l JANITORS P Time. )f/F/cpls, e' I'd _752·i292. 3 GPM _ I lt•lt' "'' llnm" 111'11\ l'I\ ol Tho• 1lt•J.!"lt·1 111 I ht• .11 Jtornoon I ;ucKI 11.11 1 .. r ,, I C)IJJllo• 11f hr-. l'oll h 11,t I \Pl""' :..11111 '11111 11111 \lu'I lJ,I\ I' dl'lll'IUl;1bh•1----~~~----- I I \ 'II 11 ' \I \ ' \I 1• , " \ l'l'dt• L'on• I fo~pl lilil l 't·1111·1 ::.1 C ~t l.a1 ~e DAILY PILOT 1 oulc tn Newport Beach, \ftcrnoons Monday thru Friday, Mornings ~~ur· day and Sunday. ~QI) J.!t"O~-. µrof11 per month l1lt•al suµµleme111 for re· 11n'<l ~rsun or ,.tudenl ,\I 11 ., I h a ' c (; tt tJ tl aulomoh1le and S50 1111 1·a~h tJcµo :-.1l ('alf 1;..1<! 4321, a:,k for n rt'li I ;t lion ' .11 lo.tll.1111 .).Ill llKIX DELIVERY ll•·nt..t I.di I' I 1 rn (' DEMT Al jRecept. 01 lh11cl11nt11 oil, l''I' I' rt' I 11o11 :. m 11 I.. c r·. !IWllll\I .. :lt'cl runic a's1•mhh .~ "1rmg Worlo. m 111•'.•~•1111 rt" y, I a , · ti ti ' S 1t1 .1 II fl ll'lllll\ ('0111iJJl1\ I·;, p1•111•1w1• vn•frrn•tf lout will tr.1111 Call 101 aµ p111ntmcnl IH ti 15 :111:1~ HAPPY 4th OF JULY From 1111 ol ""JI lr•ine Personn~I Agency IKK I>: 17th, ('•>sla \1 1 ... :i En9ineers To S30K ~11111·2'..!-I _ ~4:! ~iH S1st1·11h .~ '<'111111' l'lll!" ,..,_,.....,,...,. _____ Iii!_ THE IRVINE COMPANY 5.111 Newport Center Ur Newport Bearh An l'qual if Pj"luruty cmµluycr ~enance Person. mu:.l tic enl'rget1t· mature peri1on for <lcla1l 1111: futl' car:-. & :<hoµ marnt. Prn.1111111 uv111l 1m mt:d. ApµI) 111 pt.•r!>Cln Thi• Ferrun Ston• Int• . 1:JS1 E l'om111111 Sl . Sllll tu Ana 1135 0500 VteJo area. 586·3150 Great opp. to cntel' tht' PRODUCTION MANAGER lmml'\hJle opening Cur ll>P rt"hl IJCT!lon w1Lh c·ompoundtng experience m ~11irone rubber. Here's per.ionnef field. T) pm~ helpful. not es::.cnt1af. • ~WS'Sw1t Temporcry Seri•cu 4320Cllmpus Stc130. NB 1424 S Grand Ave, SA 558·9026 \our thance to move tnlo ----------•1 a m:magement pOSilton ,,, " proclucuon manager lor " Ill'~ compoundin)( tat<thlY 111 the Southwest. l·:\.1•l'fienl hcnrfils. Rush l'<'l>Um1• und ),Jlar) rl"· <11111·t•mt.•nl:. ltl. Rt>Ct)pl1on1sl PhooC's !! UP FRONT!! \lnl•l1>pu11 \\ '''J.l:111t1111i: 11 rm S :d a r ~ "11 t' n f>1·~1i;n :.uh 111\ '''fir "" I~ \pp!) (' \ J(Pvnold" Civil l•:ni.;1nt•1•11111: l'h :r.:1 ... n11 -------·I ,;.'Id lw 1111"'111111 ' 111 lh•1111n••r11rlJhh•t ,l'~t1tl I----------• Scin1:1 \11.1 & San l>ll'1t" l'nv wag•'"· LEGAL MAINTENANCE Pu:. oµen Mun 1•11 l~AM MAM MCDONALDS 161l66 Beach 81, H R. l 'la:.srf1ed ad no !l()(I C10 Daily Pilot PO Box 1560 S700. Sanl<1 1\na de 1 t'luµcr need:. your 'hap µy fa1·c" lo h<1ndl1• .:,wtkhboard & µreel tho• µubltt'. "Ver) lilt• Lyµ mg". Control Cll rc 1•1 Emµl11ym1•nl Al!t'nt'). [>StH!5()5. N. B ('1.F.H K tor t';11d ,\, 1; 111 ~hov. 1.11t1mc. <'"I""' l"l' t d NB an·a h40 1:r..1 CLERK/TYPIST I n !'> u r a n ~ v I · 11 1 11 l\ewport Reach nib l.>111 rnr. clerk w /t,ld l v1Hn.: skills &! JO k!'}. 1-;xpr vref. but not net· Salar~ In SSOO or commen.,uratr w/expr. Gd comµatl\ bf.nefits 833-8450 ll1•11l.1I ~,., r\'\.11 \' H1111k l..1•1•ix•1 \l.1l111t 1•\p11 & hlJ(hh 11111111 ,111•!1 I I),,, "'~'k ~U; :ll~l\I DENT/\I. ASSIST \~T 1111 1'1'111• PrJr ltcr. l''I"'' pn•f'd X r.1) 111· rcq 'd Call Chantal al 545-5$80 IH:N r ,\ l. Bl s IN r.s~ llS i\1 S I <'II rl 111 ~:ni.: "' t>l2 11143 Phvsll'!, t-:w 111 1·11h1•1 PARALEGAL \v1on11.'" '"'nwh'I\ 1111111 HOSTESS CASHIER 1 ·o~ta Mesa, Ca 92626 To arrange for HECEPTI ON IST for Cluropractor. Typmg & hie bkpg. 540-5559 1·•1 1 l'h•clc,.. J1rt·1.1ll 1111 I ull tmw n•llht" mui.t lw ASSISTANT 1h·r"' .il1·1 .11 ii11-..l i; ' "11 :!I 0, m t•r .\pµI) da1h \ 1•1l1Jlll I'. j.(Ulll.1111 I' /I.. l li\\I tr.1<'k1111: \h l'a~a Rt•!>lauranl l '•111 Htla :; 10 Iii.I!\' :!9(; E lilh Sl C M Coastol Personnel Aqency J11Jt'\tt's1> &nqueL Mgr for 2790 Harbor st .. d . rt".laurant. <'lCper. 5 dayi.. Costa Mesa Per w" 1• k . 1 n c Id Call for interview (714 ) 847·9100 -Orangt> County 0 1: anequal Recept. needed ror tocul \leloper needs mdivrdualllllli_,-111_.--..... _.-.._,_....__,. ... _ _, opportwutycmployer school drst. Some l''<penenced in Real MAHYFEEPAID ---------•t clerical duties. switch 1-.:state legal documenta POSITIOMS brd exp. destrable. Must t1on for res1dent1al RE.AL EST..,TE dtvl!llon. Good typing Also FeePosil1on-; 110A A type 45wpm. Apply skills required. Ex -lr•m.Penomel SALESPERSONS CaptStrano Unified Sch. Disl. 32972 Calle Perfec- .i Personal Interview \l(;H :! da~o; I"'' \\k. dt•n t;ol 1•'Cper rt•Q. J • .il?UOa "lj1J(Ul'l 4~·61>7i l•----------•I l.'Vt'S v.knds. t,;.dl 83.1 11 IO t<ellent growth potential ACftncy Opportunity now availa· to.SanJuanCapo. Send resume w 11 h llafary 488E17th. Costa Mesa b I c f o r 11 c ens e d - -COC-ICT .. ll DENT/\LllYGIF:Nl~T EXEC SECRETARY HOTEL -history lo. Sutte224 _642·~7C salespersons to JOm a RECEPTlONISTtrYPIS1 ,.. J'Jrt llmi· LaJ!1111a '' $MIJCI Mo. Plenlv ol 1lid.1 _ progressive office. Week.ends only. coll aLPr WAITRESS ~ucl.a!IH.,i,17 111,,1 fur J!al i-'n<h" 111 DESKCLERKS THEIRVINE • T UR'-' WOMA N Cc:aney&Company 6PMorwknds838-3363or Learn m 40 hrll the mo,t tt'<·hnoloie) & 11.,11 t•,.1at•· & er.LL .. ... ~. A "' 1104 So Coast Hw.\ 581-3223 l) ...... "rAI "' M"'..., COMPA .... Y p /ttme lo w etcom1 ------nc1t111g. t:lamourous fl FC;~p,.JO;.IST 193 llSJ i:nod bcnd1tl> 1""111 newcomers & contact l.i\GUNA BEACll RECEPT /TYPIST h1ghJy paid profess. Da~ • • ' · l111l11J,I\. 11111 t...e .. uua ~.,mNewportCenler l>r. merch11nts. F'lei11ble hn. 497·2457 rt SF.CRfTAR\' .. Forboabalesoff1r('.A" 01' eve M'.,..i.ton' act• · • · • lhll~. L'onl111·1 l:'ersumwl N1'wport Beach. l'<t Need C!lr, lite lyµmg ----------.. menl a ssist. Good job op 'l~ pl Fkh. m.1tur ... den t') µ1st.:. Secrelat) \lln l..onme Currtt!t trtude for fi~ures dr'\1ra- pn1· I al exver not nt'l't·~~ar) c;1•ncral Offtrt> .i81i·5l.IOO S.l~:Kl!l:1 ___ _ REAL EST ATE bte. 4 day week. 1nl'ld11 Cal 7'4 {751·9194 ·".iii 4th wk Jul> Send TYPISTS ll11lM:l'l1·1.tnlni:. Over 21. An equal MECHANICJPorsche CAREER wknds. 675 3282 Mon frt. So C al1 f. Cocklull llrsurnt• to \'lass1fll"d SECRETARIES uwn lrans. Toµ SS Ojlµot·tumtyemµloyer M t h 5 n. ~cw·ity, mdependcnce, _9_-5_:~·-- W t e 4 S Inc 17"22 \ii 1!117. Dulh Pilot. PO I l111,1r ot 'o"r 111111· 11111'' tl42·74JOor 1>46·"871. -u 8 11 v e p fy9 · ECEP'l' I 111 r 85"' • " " llux t~l, l'ii~la Me~a. , " , LEG .. L SECRET .. RY minimum expr. re 11 lop income~ One vacan R • wel groomed. Sky Park Bl. Ste c. l ', ... 9"''"'' u1ic11 a Ul"W t·art'er lt•r JIOUS L'KE''PER 1-· II ,.. ,.. man. L>eRoois lndepen cyforllcensee.schoolfor organized, mature & •-~ Ca92714 • '""" _ vou. Your sktlb a r1· • r, r. ' u N, "ednd w/min. 5 y1·s. d"nt.Ca11u•2.""''"'John r · di 1 ~ ""~·-_ • " time. ~'lcsa Verde Conv " .. _ .. ___ .,.._ "-""'--unlicensed. See George nen y, lo serve mem-Of.:N'TAL {iruuv Prat·tice needl"ll 111 n1an\' mh•rt•st l"Xp . Top salary for toµ Davis, Red Carpet bers In pvt db. Skills. m Comi>nnion for E Z to in Npt Bch needs front mg compumcs all O\Cr Ht>s_Pt.661CenterSt.,CM se<:re\8.ry. Call: Marilyn MOTOR ROUTE Realtors San Juan answering phonei.. (yp-~re '°" elderly lady. ofc help fOI" acct's con· Orange County. The de HOUSEKEEPER. middle 6'4·4055 The Daily Pllol has u Capistr11no,8:1l-9955. ing & handling simple P~•f . non-s mkr .. & trol & dental ins. Must cis1on is YOURS to work age lady for mature cou· Jarae route in Ml1S1on1----------buslnessmacbinesreq'd . I :m"•· Mus~ llv;·,in, have recent exp. 6-40-1122 when and where you pie, h&b\ coolr.ina. Must LEGAL SECRET ARY Viejo area, good for bi&h 5 days wk, Wed-Sun, ••e car re s . plea~. Hke Poodlea. &13·6556 Sm business lltlgat\oh schoolorcollegutudent. Re.aJEsLate 11:30-SPM,833-3110 1 eo.r.m. OEN.TA(, Or~bo. asst. • ... days,ore3l·ls.$l~s. _ firm in Newport Center Appt"Oxearn1npS200pel" W'EOl'tLYWAMT 1 COOK for breakfast & PJT1me. for friendly. low~ seeks exper'd Legal month. Call 6U..SZ1 and THI VERY IEST IECEPTIOl'tlST ' lunch. Expenenct'd. pressure ore. ROA or HOUSEMAN Clunin1. Secrelary or trainee. leave name and pbone. It you conaide!-yourself tntmed. openina 1n Jg. at-~nso RDA eltgrble. salary housekeeper porter. Mu1L have JC.Jn\ skills . ....._....Sss~s ir" the v~y best and d~ire tractive admin.latraUve -baaed on exp/ab11ily. t-;xp. not req'd. Pis. c.-all CallUndaat~ ~ ..._,._ • 1 to prove yourself m a <:le:. XlnL opp. for well COOK 559-0717 Ten.onrySenlCft fnrappt.~.ext.~ --Beeline Fu.blobs hH I cballeoCUIJS&rewardi.ng groomed, penonable in· 142'S.GrandAve. -p/tlme openlnp. Ide.al profts8ion.we.'relooklng div1doal w /exp. in t l'or·conv. hoJtpl ~p'd ~~~~~ecf!:~~~~Pl SaouiAna ~-9021 HOUSIPLAMT LEGALSECRETARY, for women w /1m•ll roryou! CENTURY2l ls telephone procedures. fQ lnsUtutionaJ cookinc. Befu "320CempusSte130 R .... &SW..Co. Wells Fargo Bid-. chlldreo. We edlJcate &: opentnaarea.ll)lo!fic:ein Manyco.benefllstnclud· Od. S.lary " beacfl\I -644'9211 Newport Beach 549-80''1 Newport Beach. General supply umpl .. •t no L111un11 Nlauel. Top Ina bonuses, prom. sbar· Apply Pule Superior We. arc a member or Full til'!lf' retail point.ion Corporat.e work. 6'4-3989 COil. Oar ft pborul nee. saletpeople needed to lnr. vacation. Apply: LOS 1'NGELES PALM SPRINGS WOODLAND HILLS J f N EWPORT llEACM BULLOCK'S f WILSHIRE, .a lead mg fas hion special- ty store will open its f1nt Orange Co. store in NEWPORT BEACH on Au,l?usllsl.1977. Weoffer an opportunity lo JOID an exc:rung fashion Corward organization_ The follow· mg areas for which we arc.> a<'ceptmg applica· lions require strong sell· mi: hacki:round: Accessories Olundba~s> Heller J ewe I ry > Intimate Apparel & Foundations Luggage Men's Clothin2 & Sportswear Millinery (Wig Stylist exp) Social Engravinf Shoes-Women's Women's Fine Wt! ar~,e~r~~ceptin~ appl1cal1oni; for BEAUTICIANS in our Bc.>auty Sa lon and TAIJ.OR /F'ITTF.R fo1 our men's Al1eration Dept We oller all ex<'cllent compensation vlan In cludinR a liberal d•~count on store merchandise. Please apply 1n penon DAILY Ul-12 lr2-4 83 FASHION ISLAND F.qual Oppor Employct Sa*. s attradi" ladles to sell Celebrity Show e.nga1cmenta. Cont.act•· tna bua1nesses. &m ~ + peT mo. Mr. W*1J)t. 16M5'1 Coov. Hollpl •• lUS DENTAi.ASSiSTANT CATS Plantknowledre&:eblll~._, LIQUORCLER.K Call for peraonal In· &erVicethts''c:holc:e••re 16a>Pla«nti•Ave .. CM aJperior A•e • N.B. Exper. pref. .Benefits ---.:... ty t.0 deal •/the public in call owner AM only. ltt11ie~. fl63..7•70 i;identi•1 comm unit.¥ in RENTAL STORE YARD s.i.tStock • cool( N~wportBeac:h.'44·92U ~ralOlc:-. -retell cnvlroment ar~ 4~258l&>ulh~guna ~wDynamicCorp , look· Orang~ Co. Exclnt MAN Mech lneUood run STANOAJU>SMOIS Plan m•nu11 & cook D'-"-'--Tw.J..t Jr.' S.acr•tary rt.oq'd • Ina ror t1icr )'Otltll man 1.lct'nlln& &nial train.ma Um • 4 d1¥ week. wkd.ay it almoit ready to op.a AnDenian. Artb1c, and ..... ...,...-.-• rr• ,.. ,. Lodctt" ltM AHtndont to learn valuable trade in pro~rams are available. otr. Mtasl be o al In ap-it:J doo1'I an Colt• M .. Tui1Mb di•ha, dinn r. Full tlmt Irvine aru i:x, lroinee •'111 ti1mo aol~s per30n Uruveralty AthleUc Club Mann«' CU~hlon & Can· '"" Appt call. K Rlmp111a Pf'arancc fc hne nfft We are k>oll.lq for n.eat • .-...Ualld olber [OOd.S, Call lor 1 ntervh~w Snle. exp. rt'q d. Destan 1n N 8. SHk• maturf tn· vu Industry. Great OP• '76N340 •tUPM. lwldwrit.sna. wtll lraio. llNl.f'Pi aursalve people ~ to 1 ~ ~taitOO An!lwer pbOl'Mll, typ1n1t and/Or houu plant dwlduRl {OC' PottUon o1 iionunilyforperlOf\•lll CIMT\lllY21 al>PlYlQ>Nft'PQrt8tvl'I. w/•'1"'*'9dellh'6\oltl ,..-tir.~:.1~'!.P'olm\ 01ifcfOI ~~o~~w~:J.eJ:1•~; .. ~ knowledlfularttpl\ls. locker room attend ln.1 lo w•>rlt. $JJ 3013 Ranchc>Nl1veJRealtY CM. abead. Gd.. Q•Y Ir De••'ml. D•pt. Call l Pl~•••n~ umoapbare d"Y•: ~lHtl -------btncl1t. wfltl.nt. advaM• 7JA -~ for cllr\"t' OfMUISIS r(\r C()n11cin\iou" n · 'Ptlrt llm llC'rvlu rwople andwotk ICOGdi.ltons. ~"1 -. • RH'JLVH rbtmt " Opj)Olt\ICIJll••· t._.. Ad p•\d ror bv R ror lllrc-ccor ot ~11.ulll;, 2:tnt11;(1!1d~ll for i>l•nt cur • Ho11H1·, &qtal~Emplo1eri1 Cadlllal'•t.oGc>'.Carta lt"u..11 Un.ui. 'b.rl Ume. Pltuo ~ti ror •Ht. a~; ~... ~ . NutlleS U1 M bed t"UllV. , ................ nt nPPY pl nt knowted1• • 'l'A2·1'905 I ., \Vbate•t"r~f°•d llYOU da1• • pl(, A"tlve l ·llJ.Sf'7·Qltllt1'NP4"' • -hoa pt. W lt l t n In NtnioHI Sy11trmt Corp.. MUS'l'. Fl•xlbleh"'. I :-.,-~ ·-""'".Yi: ff.oll 'tmofflhem1rket• Oatatnc .l\ehlb. llospl. 1Um~1 Wtd. oct\f, oooKS.WC'rft'.il.ed.* qvallfied n1ane Oct' '.1':'3'1 Hirch • NB (Nrj You dan'l. '*Id• 1ua to WtthaCl ... lfiflctAcl ,ha1;euervi~toolttror cc.auo 'a,ur t.il ~Mk fOC' root P• AW ~·Ml•o· Ir ~its. ·APllCY 'OCAirpnrO £.o.~<-~r ~n~in Oln oUua •,-"draw laat". ,.,._, Jai CaUNowl M24ff8 ll>Odl to..U, place 10 ad -L' ,. • Sia Ta11Joe Part upcr1a1r Goen . ~ ·•_, MdW•t••~P">' ~an-utthe:.Daill -c', } fn .lhe Dal11 PilolRNorLVN,p/UnwOOUn· It. ·-ll.~ ... u.:. Jtoiipl , lUS Suli•rlor &ELL :Idle lli!mi w1i..h 1 tr•m for tap people. ,_,l'\lo&WillllAdll C.Uaow Haft aoiMdl.1n1 lO MllT ctmlnec!. Bedlon • • tty Club Convalescent iUii J .,1-.'ff..!N B:___, .,......, DiiU)'1'1tott:la11UWldAd. 151.fJ• ~.~ ~ __ -~ .·~~ ~ ' -~ a..MnM•doll'INJL ~~--' • _!lo1Dll.SA_~ Sdlldtek.iil9t IQ.llTII t -'t ~ I . ,,,,,_ .. -- HtlpW..t.d 7100llcydH 1020G~Sol• 8055 Monday,July4,1971 .DAILYPILOT lrJI• ......•.•••••........................••.••••.•........•....•...•..•.. ---------.... w.t.d HelpW..tM 7100 T.tlerjProofOpr '7 1 MOl'OHF.CANE. c· 1-'ltsEEI s Qoc;14uul to1o'G••n• •010 ~.~! ........ !~~~ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rmm"'...J o.,e.uuta¢b 11,v.•tl Grand Hcrorct. 'Uh'e .. r. ..1ra.l(e » e 1,gns ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:\e-nral FIOrosmOHS ~S.CyT"'• .. o " p c• f t t• n t ... n.-ct'•1oa1 )' 1'1 um1utrnl b•aC'h la-.~"' '" k • ... ,., 1nd1">11Ju.,1 ""''h 1t o o d t y J• 1 n i J n d >herUl•nd ~lr.tJb lo lt• .. rn 1iw, IC'at•I field ('..ioll S.1,- ....... ToS700 t:'llJ>l'rl«'nt .-1n l"'r on al auto ralma wtll and th1" ,.,ttuuve j}l\lltlnn Thi!> '' • 1-.t d•n loc»I ('Om p;Uly w 1th l(rc-.11 IX"nt•flb .met tn•mt'ndou~ uch .tn ,·t'1nt•nt 1•>t•·nt1al 1.1llH1l11 >'ltlW't• SALi$ tair :,h1.1rp, well .:rooulnl l(ocxJ tond SHJO ~s tlti9!> CaeJ 645· 7221 Lido 14, 1ul111. lr1uler &.. • 'J l.T.G. hp•dl'"J s ta . 11e1s01'" w/mln l yr c•q1 lulldinCJMateriala IOlS ,..~~ • ~e;;~ $2,150 or of· 1 ht Nt•w1iurl O(fh u of II ecre r1es Xlnt benefits & 11.11. CaU ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-"'11U 11 'l "' ~u111,nal C'11m mod1t ~ pt•nionnds-.5 ~ ti ··• L •·-•" 12" 111· riEC'-: . OVERLOADED •• 12' Kile 11639 w/hwy trlr. Bank or Newµorl !ll'u urnuocr. ·• x ll. l\rulr.t·1.•w.1• l''irm, """' L' .. u.aJOp•V\rEmploy"r f22), J"xlO "xJ6' (41, Complete & xlnt cond 11111 u11u .u,1I "1>~1tu111l) T • t ,.... rv z"xlO"xl4•," IU2), T W eitcliffRealty s R Bsl oCr over $499. Mu11L fur h1~h I'" n111•:•. h•· J.PolS s hrackelll <26>. 644-0678 ea ays ~II tb.Js wk. 963-8734 1•••11•1111.. 1\ ••lut.lt> ru1 ..... ~va. ~GE ... T r s d ll'i'lllM.'lill111kl·1~,1AmhJ1. Jlq1 o&S1.11 '""" ~ " Soil!>, r rn set . twn 19' 22' 24' E ri cson 3S f u l l 'I I 3 "---8040 beds. chest ol drwrs. c~vuun•I ult'• lll•n\ v~~a~!mtrllvJr~u:xy'::r. :::?:'•••••••••••••••••• u P r 1 ~ h t r r 1. r . Wh....,,er It hllln to CJlf yw • ...,... race/crwse, 11 baa•. .... rm •l)('t·t11lllC!$ Ill Wm r t M lh w u. DO loaded. immac. $37,000. 11•·e Ncw1>orl Beach GIO'rm;an Sheu,!* mol$ ohJ. re ngera or. any 0 er be-M&....11 .___ ll--E WI m P/P67" ....... modll)' opUon1, pr~CIOUI ' " l 8 'f 320·•1 _...... ~ -r-.....,.... nd Good Benefits Quahf1ed """'. llas all shots 1 cm:.. nng 01 ers. .. ......._ a ........ -.u.-.-..~ metal ovt,1un. • Pf'O-_.., 2 5350 VUI de Agwla. San Juan ~ ••an-VTnll" ~...- r1t..uble 1nv~trn1u1ta Al .. 8 ,. o..i onlyple;c;e.&WlUGl -~-Capo. Sal/Su n /Mon. ISYnrRnancl-A•allable UOOHpluadlrauer,vuy tr11rt1w oUlctt, cxl'dl~nl 38.. ..campus nYe 1 ''"21 1ood con . Plus &tn 546 4741 f;NGLIS H Spr1n~t·r 4933184alday Harri • tf!_ __ R equip.S14.9S.64G-5341 l~lld 1>Y•t111111, bc>nu• 1.1nd • DRIVER S.1anlcls 6tr: wits., Cb am --son S ~ ay lnau111 1Ht' ('u1111Jll'tl· (/\rros~r1om TRUCK 1.11onsh1p Imes, Liver &Horw5 8060 3101 p lfi C tH HOllEl4 11,1111111.: h1·.:1n11 "'oon Or11ngct:o A1rl)Otll &. ltlt> bldg. m111nl. Apply Whl. SlClO 968_9958 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ac C 00$ wy Xlntcond,492.72798fl6 Cull '\11 Qul•t ll\ or Mr 1'A!ulll Owor l•:mploy~r 111 pcr:;on. Pennys11v~1 . But:kskm Marl', H yrs, Newport leacJt 6:Jl·Z547 l•ur-...n' ut 71 1 'fHO 2400, 16'.iO Placentia, CM !\KC registered blond gf'ntlc, l'a&y riding, $450. Eric. 2-35 COMMOTION. 0 1 .!IJ/751 f•l~~ l ur mJle Cocker pup11y !'I 1147.51157 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!one or the fastest & be!lt ll4.'r:!tnt1,1I 11111·n11·~ Sec'• SIOO.SI 300/mo mo Adorable gentle ---------equipped 3S available . TYPISTS / loves 1:h1ldren. 644.~7 ' Hou1ehold Goods 8065 Musical loab. Pow~ 9040 714-673-7160 le4JGl·Ge-n'l-R.E. -----••••••••••••••••••••••• lnstnlrneftts 8013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--------- 1-:1111.1111yen. Pa} All ~·l'l'' SECRETARIES •LITTLE PUPPY• . 60 Sq yt.I,, moss grn shag, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 27'/TroJaD Cruiser 27' 1975 Buccaneer. 9 9 To S•lS ~ltllDO FASHIONS &.111\lful I a\1111111 1,11- ' ti Ill I' It I\ V n I' I' th ( II ll ~n11al sx•r ''"'"'1th t \ tt1ni: lor lu11 \.1r11•I \ Juh l'lea,.111t 1 o wurkt-r' lu\t'I)' olftt·t' ,11111 •'\ • dl,·nt bt.'nd1t,,, 1·...i1s .. 11\ .>411 1;u •• :. Secy to P~s SI 000 i-; .. cellent 011portu111ty tu 101n gl"OWIOj( lirrn Ill tl11s l'""'l''> .• mat urt· ,., r .. ·r d '·'''''IJ1h. I ti," "I.. t.i'.I l'f70 !I ·to to I Ill ..,\US People NHd.d f., • .rll on lot•<1 I 1111:.1 "' ;..-.·~. vfh•nni: '1·1 ~ '"" q1w ulf11•c 11rod11cti. l"ull or ,.ad lime 751 ·!>If.I "' 1•\ c· wkntb li-l5 llJIJO 'pol. Pcr~o11 ""h" r;1n S\l .~:s, pcrmanc·nt lull ~uperv1M• ant.I handle ;i l1111c 110:.illon. L.ANZ, vanely, w1ll l<1nd th1~ ex· N1·wporl Ct•nler &14 HI 1 cellenl prn;1tton Citll Chn ... SALES 1.11 Re1ndl•r:. \~!t•nrv C:ut l' ma le. w i II hi' i:ptg, Sl2S Draperies: Conn Mm·O·Mallc elec. Twm v8's, rad.,sounder 0 /8 . elec start. VHF. 150 111:..'0 R1n h St. 'il1· 1111 Jorn lhe teum that olfl•r:. m 1: d 1 u m ' 1 /. e draw, 96"x102", 96"x6S", orgao. excellent <'ondi· Painted, tuned. ready G Vi:ry clean & com , •. ..., µorl BcJ1 h 11:J:11ll'l( oµµorlumlv, Ocx hr:!> & Mu:.li.1Ch1oc'<l-L11:.l of ht hue~ or Avocado, brn & tion, $600. p P. 532.1259 $7500 AY646-9000 fort able, M u&t self. Qlll for aµpt ••:.t,1b I>!> g1Xlll p.iy_ CA.LL TOlM Y tt-r ~8 21 10 ""lull', ~15 960·2356 ---Sl0,300. Sa n Diego SECRET ARIAL POOL ~Sl.irlTomorro"" ----FLUTE-Del''ord, ull JS' Chris Crart, Tn·cab. 222-0'~evesor279-0014, \KC Poodle µuµp1e .... tmy J•wefry 8070 silver, 3 years old, $300. 'l\vm Chrysler V-8. A/P, ext25days. ~o~ 0 ff l. c e • toy, ull shots, ••••••••••••••••••••••• &t7·5857 D/F, SIS. Bst ofr over --------- 530 &1SS WA..,..TED $16,500 tal.cs or trade! Clipper Marine 21' Maio 0 overlo d 8045 " 64.5-3051 jib&spin,fullyequlp'd, a fr~~toYCMI TOI' CASI! UOLLAR POST4TllJULYSALE -----slps4,trlr,$2195.496-4430 557·0061 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PA i l> F O R YOUR Sele~tion' or Gurian 1-::H'l'll•·nl uppurt11111L1c~ l''l·ee to i:ood home. Colhe Jl':WELRY. WATCHES, Guitar l>. Soul h er 0 JO' S R llOBIE CAT 16' full race. h J.23 liirch St, N U · 83 ays N ·1 /trlr SlOOO for md1v1t.IUJli-whu w1:. & blaC'k RC'tr1eH•r mix· AHT OBJECTS, GOLD, <.;atifomia's only dealer. ew sat s, w • to work when needed ---·--·---•-•-•---~ tun.·.Aµµrox .2yearsold SlLVEH SE RVICE, u d M t" Gib "'-cnoBy""ppt. sso.563'7blwn 8AM&l or se ar 1n, son .,... ~ -me to 27lS Cove St. 1')J>ing 65 wpm, d1r TYPIST V1•ryloveable. EJ1.cl'lll'nt FINE FURN & AN· Jo'eoder, h a ndmade & Hc:wrison•5 CdM 1<1phone. Hours art> II 5 "1th children, mind~ TIQUES &15-2200 vtnlagc. R •---------- Please C'all 644·3389, !IA!'ll for l°'4t'wµorl Ctr. f dW wl'll Call 581-00511 !or U-t k ---8075 Santo StriltC)ed Sea ay CalZ,(.loaded. w/Newport ... ~, (Jualtt) µorlru1t '>ludttJ . I:! Noon. hrm, top;. skills i\llt•e •H OC 1_.,.._~.. 31 o I P-'flc <:"st Hwy moonng· . .,.'JN\. Woric Proc~u. Tme. t.\Jnls door to door :.alt'!> 759-0.IJI ------••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ...._...... _. .,_.,., Oul.sLandmg opl)Ortunity pC'r:.on. l\lu~l bt' 'our THE IRVINE 5 K1llcns, unusual mark Reg.Morgan mare, broke 513CenterSL,C.M. Hwptlc.h 631·2547 548-6680 lolearnncwc!>twordpro-ownboss.w1llmgtoearn T}plSl/General Orr.l:e •ni:s. 6 wks old. Roll. to r ide & drive. blk 548-5277 LAPWORTH Desisn cess1ng machine. as this SM> ~60. p/wk. 962 G-121 COMPANY PART TIME trained. Free.496-7705_ µarade Morgan gelding, • . Fbrgls SLOOP 24·. Race company will train good Sal~--SM Newport Cenlt'r Or. l2·5PM, light accurate flrnitwe SOSO Eng. Western ( 714) Offke Fwnitwe & 21 Chris Craft, twin 283 rigged. Slps 4, 0 /B & ._.. typist Salary $6.50 I''>< '""' lY"Ln" & ••encral offli:e. 338 1011 8 85 Chevy. Sell /lrade. t Recently haul-" · ' . ' . REAL EST"TE Newport Beach " " ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ------s:.-.apment 0 531-0343,646·1470 ras. ~. cellcnt poten tial and "' Varied d uties. filing, 080 .. .,... 67J.3002 "'ener1·ts in s 11per SALESPERSO...., h N l I STOREWIDESALE Miscellane-CMIS 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " "' An <'qual P ones. etc. a ionu New & used furn, appl's, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak Desks tables swv1 & 24' SEA RAY FLIPPER Newport Beach location. INDUSTRIAL opportunity emµloycr Insurance Co • located in misc. Wilson's Bargain WA ..... TED sidi.> chai~s. Dri:rung & Radar equip'd, 4th or Ju. 8'. l sai'l-bestbeg1'nner t CallSally 5-IOSOS!'I Ofrtcl' cstabl ish~·d 111 Newport's Finaneial Nook 545&814W.19th, n architecturaltables.900 lyspecial Pricereduced • 1%0,mw.ltncrca:.\l~talf Plaia Mrs. Lammt'rs, n l 64l7930&548·3262 TOP CASH DOLLAR Westl9thSt.631·2771or lhr';lthe4th.Sundan~er, boa~~:D~ Keypunch Oper E 'I( P 'd • I • c c n :. e d ----------i rM-4760 I' A I D I'' 0 R Y 0 U R 631·2570 76. m warr, Mere cru1Ier --------- To S760 i.alrsµcro;on Oraw1ni: SECRETARIES TYPIST. :.ummcr only. **I BUY** JF:W1-;1.RV, WATCHES, Pets 8087 eng & hvy dly O/drive. •--""-<---' &i Swing "h1fl . currant ex Jl'l·ounl lot· al lligh School or Gi)O(! 11.'.>t.'<l Furoilurc ,\ Alff OBJ i:.:CTS. GOLD, $4800 of elec eq ul p ~ .,,...-l~ncncc will land !JOSI .\I \ltTIN & ASSOC •f:'l(tellcnt opportun11, I . I ood S 11. VER SER V l CE' ••••••••••••••••••••••• <brand n~). 100 gal of .-.. . 9080 " 7 f t h 1 k Col cge li1r • g lyµ1nl( Aµuhances--OR I will I II h d ,._ 111mw1Lhth1.,5:.tari:om .>-t5·~ I or secrcary w 0 i ·t'. s kill:., office work 1n :.dlorSELLforYou FINE FURN. & AN· Tame Db ye ow ea rue1.0utr1ggerafisbpole ••••••••••••••••••••••• JJJny Extellenl benefit:. \ Jriely und ha!> 1 n Corona del Mar. 675 5445 MASTERS AUCTION TIQUES &15 2200 Amazon parrot. Very holders, swim step. sips HONDO F latbottom .ind i:rcal workml! contll· Sale.., 1t1at1vc. Real £.I.late of 641. 0686 & 833•9625 --pretty. $200. SSG-2719 4, stv, ice box, standup Silver Flake. Fresh 440 lions Hours :1.JOl'l\1 to "GO GETTER" rice w1lhl hca\y µhonl e W<HlrC!>S wanted. Exp'<I o-o LUGGAGE TAGS Km Fish sale head. full canvass & top, Chevy. Casale V drive. 11 OOPM. !>O ('\-en limi· tu E'Cf>t:ncnccd adv1:rt1:.1ng and llCOP e conlat·t ll• food & cocktail. Over C!l , 'A'-'H PAID from your business card loaded w /add equip., Etc. At Tony's Shell. hneonlll'Ul:h qw.res typing 1~1 \liflm Call Karen btwn 10·3. ''"" · · size 2 to JO", 50c lo S75. tandemlrlr w/slde rails. Brookhur s t /Garrield. I' -t r.1.. "all·.~ person Mu\I I.now d1claµhonc "'"' 1Jas1t: ,, ••. 9.550 For good used furn. anl1 Scn1I one card for each 714/892-4071 h C"u ll ,ilu .. w A1•1·' Nwpt llt:h ure;1 Call for math <1bllilic)>. """ Cf u e.; & 1,010 r T v · ~ tai: plus one spare. We • . Storage avl. 833·2575 aft FV. $7995. P 963·6055 <1µµt.7[>!1153 1aftl•r7 01 Waitress l"ood /C0<·ktuils !IS7 IHJJ rt>lurn µermanently Pianos&Organs 8090 7, dys 546·4300 D . l7'Skibo t.IB V d . Clerlc Typi~t $600 J\ I rt 4 m !:.td. scaled attractive tag & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marsellus /trlr Naeed • " r!!!~ lnlercsun•• variety •U\~I· S.\LES-All h nC's of m:.. •lte!>ponMblc PO!>lt1on 1 Pl> Y a · I> • • s 1 d , "'·" •. , .• . . 1. b w • s wor,... ~ .. 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Clerical To S600 SUPPLIER OF lime Furniture Stripped & S!eaor;/~CF.S Upright 45", Walnut, RickorJohn ;~~~n~ibubble top, HARDWARE & THE IRVINE Yachl Ril!i::er·Expcr'd Hl'fm1shcd by Expert:. •l/Slai;sS1.60ea must sell! Asking 20• Bertram, conv top. . Crowmi.: S & I. i.cek!> in d1v1du;il with ac-rurak typmJ.! and math to work \\Ith builders a nd learn loan disbursement. t;x c-ellcnt opportunity and fantasl1c benefits TOOLS COMPA.._..Y St~crnSailinqSy1. i~50.'19 dys.646.:_6826cvc lii!llagsSl.50ca Sl300/orr.SS1 ·5338 New uphol.427Ford eng.1970.~dthme St~pe1 "" s.163602 h I d 1oorrnorc$l.40ea. TV, Radio, Berkley Jet. American UY.a. s ape. · '"'OW HIRING l)('sll !> c rs, g rcssC'r, d I S3 95 963-5027 .... 5.'JONcwport Ccnh·r l>r Merchandise round lbl. green couch, ~ales Tax Included Hiff, Shreo 8098 tan e m tr r. ,4 ., ________ _ SALES TRAINEES Nt•wµort Beach, C' a ••••••••• •••• •• •••. ••• • :.tcreo. all sohd walnut NO CA RD? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-5642 '72 VW Adventurer Cm pr, NO EX PER Nt::CESS Antiques 8005 t11ghquahty493"'6736 Draw your own or send 21. DAY CRUISER, Olds refrig, .dbl bed, stove. XLNTTRAINING An equal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----name. address. phone & New AR 2 ax spkrs. List powered. Jac un 1 pump. pressunzed Wlr system. PROGRAM opportunil} 1:mployer \II" Hound form1ca & ma we II m<1kc one card per Sl6S ea. Atlantic Music ~.99S. ~7063; 963-51>59 new Mich Urea, S3:iOQ. • Good itcrtinq pay WOftaerland pie dm rm tbt + 12" lear. tag Add zs each sale price S99 ea. Atlan· 67J.806l9 .. Call Carry 510-0055 CO.-...lcations s9oo Earftinq1 $210°$400 SECRETARY S75. 6 Wmdsor l)'pe ma· Send check or money or· Uc Music 44S E . 17tb Sl, 32' SfEPHENSSport Fis·---------A fascmalmit vo~1llon Of Antinues! µle chrs S2S ea. 2 KLH der to: b twn C hrysl e r coordinatingand seekmg wk Exper. consc1enllou~ llUG E wa .1house s pkrs. all like new. PILOTPRIMTIMG Costa Mesa, Ca. c~ns,newVHF,&bot· BectricCcrs 9130 Col\1l\,lsstoNS •-per:.on needed fnr ;ill 67"5t<u up telephone system s in llONUSF~S "' µhases o f ore work crammed with over 500 _ .... _ ""-_ ___ P 0. Box l!'l60 tom job. Needs paint & •••••••••··~··•••••••~· large mode rn comp<1ny. Must be well "roomed & Sluthnd req'd, call Lmda mu:.1c bo'l(t'S, . n1ckelo 3 Dresser!>. mirror, corfee Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 New 0 . E 10" waln~t minor repairs , s ll Enc.h~ed Toodr1denl de1ectr11c4 Ex Per I e n c e w i l h " r l 640 5470 deon pianos. 1:1r1:us or · tables l>cnch 21 .. B/W portacolor TV. Won an available. First $750 c.ar in g con • w I h l. neat anpcarin". Career or app • ·_· A B · k p I b tl · '"" .,...,. le cp one company a us-" ... g ans. w a 11 clocks. TV c'hair &' ottoman nllque runsw1c oo contest. Many features, cash offer. 5484\92 dys; new a enes . .,...,..,,..,... tinct plus and KTST cx· ::;r~~~t~~~~c~:~t~~: Secretary, entry 1cvc.1. grandfath er clocks, hu~illificr 551.6949 ' Table, over 100 yrs Qld. warranty $200. 548-8924 642-1122evs. Motoriudllku 9140 1 e~n"~rri•ln.~t·.~end .~~r,~.citcs~leC'nn1 bcncfll$. must he take c harge fascinaUngan000tiquWcs.th . Sl495.547-0933or979·7388 aflG. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" ' ~ " " ,. ~· Coll M 1 • tyµe. S500 f.(IO. !!79·087!1 Over Sl,000. or All wood Mediterranean C Boats Sail 9060 t1al r. rvanq ror appl. Amencan lnlernat1onal mirrorl'<I i:anopy bcdrm Irvine Coast Country lub Boats & Marin• •••••;••••••••••••••••• USED MOPED. LIKt.: ~all R1la 510 ti11!>~1 Tul•i.. 7 15,SA~ lPM. Galleries; l802-T Keller sct.SIX'O !197.2338 Golriog membership EquiptlWflt • B 2 Id NEW,600MILES I \v~1 7/6,llA.'110/\.\.. T 1 S1200/bst orr . Send ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 uccaneer. mos o . S40·5136 '' '' '' "·~ '' Sh th d 1ng St.. Irvine. e --d D Tr r ed t II Sec,..tary ToS785 """'y/.,o or an 754 1777 Open Wed thru Korean c hest. brass response to A 11937, a1· Boats.Marine ans err . mus se. f;xt·ellenl cnmponv in J51·91J4 !!NEW JOB!! Sat !lA\1lo4PM Vtsll' hrdwr, Ideal ltquor· ly Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, EquiptlWflt 9030 7.,. bp O/R. port f k S6SO.Th1sbrandnew ofc -c h ina s torage Cost.aMesa,Ca.92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VHF/RDF'. Safety heaull ul IO<'allon. sce s in r r v • n e n e f' d:. J BRASS BED 213 59!1 4684 ---pkg +extras. SlJ,900. an bright person for in SCTY/Rc-CE.;;IONIST-··encr!!elle l'-'"". to help ........!.:.. .:.. :.'A panels custom made 15HP Merc. 0 /8 mtr. 5,675-1829 PUCH Moped, S mos old. xlnt rond. Economical (160 mpg) & reliable. On· ly S38S. Call 67.5-3128 tcrcc.11·n° ""S1t1on Fmc ... ,.. ' ~ , ,.. FACTORY I II h d Elcc start & controls ·' ...... ~ r :; d i. set uµ business F.'l(eilmg Hide a-bed + l pr or ~lass cmon ye ow s eer rps · · . · ---hrncf1ls und potential ~rt1, t,•1mcl'h il)sl I' w opp foi· carcei· ,.,.rs, on Lg ... election of pure amber lamps w /niaht Fmecond. 673-1967 S200. 642 9731 Glen L 14 sloop. Like new. MoS:CJ:::s/ (···llR1th .'ltlfi055 1 " · om•. )flmi.:. "' "R ''"S B d R " S675or"-st u " ·• ... horthand. N1·,~p11rt Typing&figureapt Con u f\:-o c s l'<I:. Ille, ult µurchased from 4'x8' l . I t H&N ZODIAC ""64SJ2.5 9150 &•ach. 752 11~33 trol Career Employmc•11t prit:i:s Buy t.11rt'cl & quality storc-''2 co!lt, PP. I ral~n ay-oud ' * . I ___ ,H •• o •• n.•d•a•••S••T••9••0•·~·7· .. ••• Customer S•r•. .,,, 50 .. NR sa\'c" 67!).11776 sea e· 1les. In scpg, l'orl·A·M~n·ne To 5650 SECRETARY Agcney .. ,.,.,.11 "· TllEWAAG BEii bldgs. switches, transf lnflalable Boals , l_.ID014 showroom cond. 920mt. 1 ntcrior tlccoratina com· "'-XECUTIVE SECY !RECPT. part t1 mf• ~34 New110rl U1. Ear I Y Amer. Furn : + 6 N cars & 12 H cars """cc II c M S2,l"[ratler. Extr64as2_6706 SJSOibstofr. 673-9401 " "" •1 0 <· C 612·2712 dresser w/mirror, din $100. 546-0469 '""" 0 ege, · · ..., 11:iny ncC'rls brig ht. Fashion Island ll 1-; l!ar~r arca. " , '" o (714)540·2070 K k' I cheerful personality for lirm Type 70wpm -.h ~c_F.x~_prd 5b.12511 VISIT rm tble w/4 chairs<2 97 gallon aquarium with DON'T BUY-Lse nu :! .. ~~ s~aH~nd~: l"-1r order desk Your C I I Capt.). e nd tables, woodenstand,andallac· Mere. 1000 w/short shaft lsland•r-28 from .. -'"" . !lO·lOO a Ell1•n1: Sec'y wanted Lcnal A•·p B\CK EAST \NTIQUES "' p rblt""'" •906 d II n b th th ,.. .. ~ ' '1 ~· lamps, beds, etc. 962-6324 & controls. Never in sail $200/mo, Slip •-[ns. com • .,.,.,.... · ay wi Y Y wi . 15 &t0-0123 necessary 6 wcck sum· 115 29th St. In Cannery --cessorles except gravel. C 11 r 30 "' interesting. exciting----m e r replacement Village for bLn antique Movingsale.25pcbedrm Neverused.Sl25forall waler. a ater •: lncl'd.P/P114-842-2821 '7612SHoodaElslnore.lo nnotition SECRET "'RY 833·",,,,., · I ·1 t k "'" h p kln 962 1815 Wkdays, all day wltnd.s. DU. good cond ..... -"' ,,....,.. 1ewc ry. s1 ver c oc s. set. 1 ... enc rov. g · · 640-S738 AMF Mini-Fish & car • · Call Rita S40-60 RECEPTIONIST etc. Open Tue-Sun 12-4 si. $250. 1 Medil. dbl bed Double bed mattress, xlnt rack. $360. Scuba Eqwp. 875-2662 Typing, SH, salary com· Servic~ Sta. Attendant, f ood w/beauty rest mattr. cond. ~".Coin o ..... rated VHF/FM4S.Cb~nnel, ayn· $75.5Sl·5740 '7 .. Hus"" 250 WR nenr Secy"° S /H $700 mensurate w /expcr, fr. exper d. Full or p /Ume. Antique oak bur cl. i.t $400. Brown leatherette I t l d ..,... $50 thealted martne radio bee ... ~ • 1 Interior decoratina com· inge benefits. 549.3333 Appl~ Arco St.ation, 17th condiuon $300. couch. never used, SlSO. ;,:~~ c r ye r: · tele's, & rea. $524.95, sale Thunderbird Sloop, U,500. fas~ ~ r.:~'? ~:!~: pany needs brlgb &lrvme,C.M. 846-5028 Lrg yell/wing back chr, S3119.95. Save to 25c;i, on mooringavall. 96J.2520 personality for busy G M h , Appliances 80 IO $50. Lrg dln'g lbl(antlq). 4S" Herald Loom, Jack all marine electronics. 833-8060 --------- desk. Great company, *SECRET ARY * s:x~~dlng a:ifg. 0~~Js ••••••••••••••••••••••• Game tble. New ornate type, 8 harness, xlnt Bef lOam/aft 6pm. call 18• 51 1 4 3 HP '70 HD Sportster. Xb1t excellent benefits. An ex· Unusual opportunity for exp. operators. l 580 Washers. dryers. Clean hvy Iron gate. 4 Gold cond.. ha rd I>' used. 558-6200. 0/8. oo,:~~ ':en: S1150. cond. Rebuilt eng, trans. ciUngplacetowork. secret.ary working with Monrovla,NB,842-3472 lnte models. $100. l yr swivel deer. bar stools, 494.9912 sem}..cbop Sl7SOormake CaJIR1La 540 lopexecutlvc Shorthand . guar. Free delivery. 29" high. Ladies golf loah.Pow.r 9040 968-S628 ofCer.547·00 & accounting skills de· Silk screen trainee. Full Ms~ Ch11:. Will also buy clubs Packard Bell con· FUR COATS. Mink •••••••••••••••••••••••KITE. Race rigaed, very --------- &crowSecr.tary s1rable Unlimited op-limeforsmallmfgplanl. 6362840 sole stereo, $10. Lamps, autumn haze capelet, WELLCRAFTNOVA250 goodcondw/slrectle1al '74H d CB200 1'op line company is portumly for qualified Htg Bch. 894-5351 ant1q. time clock. Lrg Wb1le Fox stole. Sterling 24 •• twin Mere. 888.'s trlr. Will sel I boat QR 3 seeking person with ac-/ · · 1 l -FR G 11 T DAM AG E O oak S rolled top desk. Sliver. fi place setting by I/O' udd bl Ph I d pers.on w 1n11111ve S"'....,IOR S400 Decorative Lund.SSl-024" s,c y ea n,cov· seperate ly. $485. Xlntcom1,r.t..I$ C'urate typ nl{ an some Starting salary S950+cx ..,.. HOTPOINT SALE 3308 • er, tandem trlr. 6'75-8280 644-l9?3 UU escrow background eeµtional bencf1l!I. Reµly LAND Pl.AMMER W. Warner nr H.1rlx1r, how.c~old items galore FIREWORKS SALES or675-7884 --------- Fantastic polf'ntial lo to Ad 11963. Daily Pilot. Exp"d .. r11reer minded Santa .\na 979 2'l21 $200. King sz. bedspread, Never Used grow to escrt'lw offtrer Box 1560. Costu Mesa. w creative de!>lgn & nevC'r used. RIO. Ornate Great place to worl. CA9262& mgml. abilities Apply In CASH PAIU carved 1-'r. drk oak anliq 962 0Ji3J Call Sally 5-.lll·60551•--------•I pcri;on w iresume lt'I· Mr For Wshr1Dryrs/Rdns: sldebonrd, 7' tall, $500 -o"t ALSO FEE JOBS SECRETARY F'ucntes. ltnT. IH:IN, '!orkm!.'._~ot_ 9!l7 8133 499·1752 WM. f'ROST & /\SSOC:. t o bull} p roµerly t401Qua1ISt.,NB RKeptioni1t ~anager. Fast acc·urntl' ----- Excellent OP(>Ortunit)' typing reqwred. Heavy •STUD~TS • ror variety position with phone11. Must be good Full or p/t1me lo dis· this top Cirm. Ute typing with figures. Able to tribute zip code dlrec· willlandt.b.lsfunapot. work .wllh minimal toriesinown area. Need callChrls aupeNsslon. Basic com· access to car, over 16. putertnowledieamuat. n .so per hr. (714 ) Geft. Ofc. $500 Varl•l:•i\loq for = uer wltb llle . MO-tOS5 Call Susan, 54H,J59 839-0700. • 2-SECURITY GUARDS Fash1on ltlmd. Ml Students-Housewives. Earn $3000this1ummer. 'Public relations . Wwkda)'ll, Air. Saw1er. 673-1235. ENTS. 11 tbru 16, KENMORF. WASHF.R Kinft :.ize Waterbod & Good cond it Ion $JOO 642·9-tOJ Aceto. C1rtl. To $800 Brlibl lndMdual with ectoont!n1 bact1round J,Dd 1ome pa.yroll ex· &*fence will land W. career position. E'<· ~lent ~l)('(IU. lor newspaper soUclta· ---------Uons, eam $10. to $50. cauSue wkly. '92 8697 __ -- SUMMER HELP Now h.lrfn1 In •U depts (OI" ul~ & aerv & <k· llvery. Mu~t have drivcnllc. Ea1nuvto $7. PEI HR. Ccil:7St·97to incer sewtni madl.ine In beaut. c1blnet; El.ctric stove, both ln good cond. 645-e832 IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n Yamaha 175 Enduro .• Very good cond. Street/ 1---------1 oCf road. s:JOO. 543-672A. Brian. .. f DAILY PILO f Monda Jul 4, 1917 4 WM.I Drho 9550 V11n1 9570 AA1101 Wcwrttd 9 590 ....................................................................... Autos. Import.cl ~os. lmporled Awto1. 1,..port.c1 ~ ................ W•/ A.wto S.nlu, Parh a.u.otfottal ._.,...__,. fl60 &Acceuonet t400 Ytldclet 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEir.•s .. 77.. 1975 Dodge Tl'11de~man, ...-318 custom van, PS, Pli, OTQHllOMI-~ Jo<IR Rl-:NT :-.\\ t;wrnr \ ~1-.u & 1t 1-;m111:1· "76 G"dC ~uhurban W11n. J.W VIJ. ~ T, <a wll.1, 27,000 nu, CUblOm int, liuckcl a.t•1i1b, trlr ViJel.aalc. 1111111 bul. 40 l(iJI m1&m, ~I .:JI 1111)., ?.hc•h l1~s. lug rul•k, CK 1,.d1u. d1~ital elk, li7'J 7008 C J • ~ • 8 • (; J -7 ' ~ • llUlo, liUnrf, 752-0637 (.;ht'rokee~. Wa1ioneeri., Pack ui-., uµ to $1,200 dis- )-"rorn Sl!VI wl.. 710 Ott I I I Oii I I(, 'I(' \It I' \HT::i • I' n11111 count.:. s yr ~.ooo milt Autos Want.cf 9590 flw l'\'ftl. "71J t "1i W1· •I :lltr hmt· m·. sc. 1t •t·•" "°"" r or 11 um m 1· r 114" Ol»ll , l"r1111>nll••iOn'> • lll'Ji t.mh wurr1U1lY1i available. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COf*and Min htc WE WILL IUY 2001 I!: ht, SA SSS.8000 YOUR DA TSUM .. 1"111°:\ • I' «Udo I .' 1>1.11 • '75 Bla.ter, air, auto, PIS. PAID FOR OR NOT 9170 • Uu1111,..·1' 4~Drivea 9550 P /0, tJt whl, roll b11r. TOP DOLLAR ....................... I \1l'Oll1' Atll O i,u I' l'L Y 1111 :lol M.uu:he11kr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21,000 mi. Sllver FORTOPCARS Cheyenne. Thtli wknd, ht BARWICK DATSUN GGldC'n t"IAlron, '7 l :.!J'. M' air. llk• nu, idnl c·vod . ~.7»1134 1975 FO•D 4X41ROHCO 'J'hi~ rolt hl'1.1uty ha:. S6,000 takes. 645-:JOSl San Juan Capistrano 1\.11 .. hl'llll 1711 !>'JOO '71 TOYOTA Lundcruiser. 831-U75 493.3375 Tent Tra,h1r StJr1nu.11t11r w111':, he<Avy duly"' heels 8. by Stattnf\, !f mu.. old . ..,._for Sal• (9llllT J I nsed t W1ce, mov1n1 must ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale Prlc-6-$4488 !>ell SUlt15-~ Anff~ / MIRACLE MAIDA 16' "1Uy cont. Arbtocrul, Clanin 9520 :HSOllllrbOrBlvd . <.:.M. uu•d • llml' ... •llktnl( ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 645-5700 t600. 962 847t> .i11i-.. lor 111:16 'l !ll1d, 1'1:-.. l'/li, -- 1'ooy 11uto, bulh '"'"'· H\·,•oud AMC-JEEP -----~~-•ii:> U:ltH ;f I in Calif. 75 Starc:rall \cnt trlr ~l\1 1>, Slv, :.tnlo.. 1ui hu~ li7 US \'amJro Co11,l .• oil W~Ol;TS~LLALI'. Hoolcups '11'0. ~LU.! IJll< ;i:..c1 \H. I ,,,d , i.lnl 111 JEEI' DEALl-:HS "'"llllt'rt\' J11117.1l :!:!l;I INTHl':STA'n; New brakes, shocks, xtra tires. $2100. 586-~0 '73 JEEP Pimp J-4000. Rcbll. cng, PIS, auto. $1100. Firrn.494-0395 73 &out H, 37,000 nil, xlnt l1l11<J. New all rood lire!. best ofr. 645·3007 u1 522 331 t Trucks 9560 ...•••..••••.•.•....... WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET :>Jl28 Harbor Bh d. COSTA MESA JJ.Mlto ~Ice. Parts l'JJ-1 1-ortl I 111 M'U;.111, HUGE IMVfHTORY \II Models New & ll'l'd Lca::.mg Ava1l:ible Costa Mesa AMC Jeep 546-1200 12 Chevy Ptl·kuµ, ,i, To11, _ _ _ _ _ lrAccnsori•• 9400 rl..,.l•irt·t11111~ L1k1: new ••••••••••••••••••••••• t4'n (0olor. dnvc:n dJ1ly 350 en.c. I'S. PB, A /C, wi-;PAYTOP DOLLAR KJ.500 631 3732 FOR TOP USIW CARS One Da~un 510 t'ng, '\Int ~, 4\lto ss:!h cond.. l \I GK I ~70 H!J4 FunJ I .tr M·lla11 tr~ton, 'll.lnl (•ond. rc'>l.UITll 0111; Like new Hugo Pr;,:ste. 7Sl·9tl39 lCJn color, d11vt•n d..i1ly. . ~ l!!ti 552ti 1~ BU1ck eng & tram.. ----- 1900 GMC Vo eng, eurly The rastel>l drJw in tht 318 Dodge truck eng. 427 W~t. • ..i Daily Pilot Chvblk,675-SJ00510 62911 <:la:..'>1ftl'<l t\d t>-12-5678. :!.>ti 11:\RBORBL\ U Cosla Mesa 5-198112:1 People who need l't'l>ple That':-. whallhc U.\ILY PILOT SLRVICE DIRECTORY as all about! ---- ·73 Toyota P U Locally o w n e d A M I 1'' M riJl11o+extrai.. Gd cond. 52:!00 farm 499 3105 '76 Salverado ~ ton. $5300 32M m1. 9000 on new motor. Xlnt :shape. Pvt pty. Call aft ti. Tom 963-2ii80 or John 838-4917. Before 6. ore 962·6693 .Alltos. Hew 9100 Auto1, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 ------- • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VCStS 9570 ·u· •. :,,: .\ ~7-i ···:x l·Tl 'Tl\'E :\H)TOlt 11(,-,i •. : * .••••••••••••••••••.•.• it STEP VAN "61> Chev. '73 6 ,._ c}I cng. 14'X5' bed, 4 ~pd lt ll'ans. l!ll tires. Xlnt rn.: lt & SUSJ1Cn~1on, wrp-arnd * .._ wnshld, hl'alcr, H .V. ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *· ~ ltt•enscll l>·15·32ti9 FH<HI llEHH FHIEl>L.\:\l>EH 8:.!8·8888 or ;;:n · 7777. S!f8·fi777 Ext. '.!7:; ~ HERB FRIEDLANDER IMPORTS ! ·n Ford t-:t·ono1tnc. "•ton .._"ORANGE COUNTY'S IMPORT CAR KING" * \\tndow ':.in. ,\MJFM >t * ~lt•n•o, H lrad •. ,\ C. htr » • * .oulo 1 ran~. JO<!CI V8. ;,i • nc\\ tlfl"• <.:lean. xlnt ,. 111\·rh ('Ontl ~lakl' olr t.73 71~lti ... Jt i I D1KIJ.:l' l ton Van. It clmnl' r1111I ucw lln'' ... '2AA5 1!17 36:llS ... ,. ·751"-' UodJ.:I.' Sutler Tnl'k n1:.tom Van 'I r<idesman :!llO. 22.000 mi. Mmt cond Forced to,cll Sac. S5SOO i;73.5637 1-'0REIG:'J, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS lf your car 1s extra clc.111 :.cc u:. flr:.l. BAUER BUICK 29"..S Horbor Bl vet C«.ta Mesa 979 254MJ WE MEED CLEAN USED CARS HOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 IOllXSOX & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626HARIOR BLVD. COSTA MESA CAR OUTLET Cash for Cors Paid For Or Hot :!1 l5 HAHBOR RLVI> •I larllor & V1ttona 1 COSTA M£SA 642-0653 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FORHIFTY IMPORTS HAPPY JULY 4•111 OPEN SATURDAY & # IS OUT TO BE 1'73 MllCUIY MONTIOO ... ..-... ,, .......... ion. .. MOC!< MOii E Nice <., ,,,1 ... 1 1•1'01111 '1171 SUNDAY-CLOSED MONDAY TOP DOLLAR PAID FORCL~AN ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMW 9712 J~ 9730 MGI '744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S ,74 JAGUAR XJllL. full 197' MGI OLDEST pwr. AM J FM s tereo ROADSTER & radio $7SOU/Ofr. PP. With only 13,000 miles. MS-0369 lugi:a&e rack & AM/FM :.tereo. 19llOPQS>. SADDLHACK Sall's-Serv1c~-Leasing Merida 9731 IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS Roy Carver.Inc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rolla l\oyce BMW U40Jamboree NewPort Beach 640-6"4 Y AU.EY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 MGI SPECIALS Gel your MGB Specials .Autos, 1---'ed '76 2002. Air, sort, AM-FM while they last and selec-.. .,._. • ti on 1s good. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• t• ass, ma gs, stick. AM/FM St.ereo8trk. lugg Gener-al 970 I JJ,OOOm. $1500.~-462!_ rack, wheel trim ring •••••••• •••••••••• • • •• • 197 6 IMW 2002 -----• and special stnp1ng. Call SPECIAL l:llack eittl'nor with sun· ~~Benz 9740 for details on our uruque roof, AM/FM stereo,••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGlPLANrlnancrng. INVENTORY 100+ m••» low m;J,. & 1974 MIX 4SOSE : : i'ii* SALE Vl'ryclcan. (950NYLl. Full power, 8 track Sale Priced-$7688· steroo. cruise t·ootrol & • • , TR7 Headquarters! MIRACLE MAIDA more! Loadl'd! 031!01. 5 1!176 Suµer-sharp, Lu~ ->150 llarbor 81 d CM Reduced to uoi.nvrt<&REAllOUltVARO•B.AE'- rrnleage TR7's m !'lol k. -645.57~0-· · · ONLY $11,595 11'"'901900• mot,,.~, :.omc with fuctnry air SADDLEIACK eond. Priced right l'an buy or lca!tc, t·allloday. Capri 97 l 5 VALLEY IMPORTS '7 3 Triumph TR6 • •••••••• •• •••• • •• ••••• 831-2040 495.4949 ~ s11d. A~I l"'\1 rallw 1976CAPRI Lease Mew-Used OYER 100 l~gagc rack. Low mile:., HATCHBACK Cherry! This week only, £1--195 <Ser CF11377U) '76 SPITFIRE A!\tff~r radio. 4-:.µd. Low m1le:., factory hardtop and ragtop Can buy or lea:.c. 066PQW > '74 Ponche 914 5-spll trans. AM /FM stereo. Nice car· drive at' Can buy or lease 1757LKXI '74MGBGT 4 :.pd, AM /FM radrn, Low mah•age und really Shurp! This week only Sto9!l. Custom f1nan<·1ni.: avail. (7061.VH I '71 JOCJUar XKE 2 + 2 \ II' l" ll n ol , • \ .\1 ' ~· ,\1 Sll'rcu w1l)l 1;1µ1', aulu l1 ;111', Loa<kd ! Onlv S5295 < H007l" 1 '73 CAPRI 2-Dr ~ .,µd \M F'.,1 Sll·tno \\ lalH'. V ti 1•11.:tnl' Sharp' <.:u,,wm ftnan1·mi; <i\ atl <O!l7J LT I '75FIATX19 1-~pol ,\~I F~l SLcn•o w tiJl'l' "littl' t·ar low pncc. \170MYQ> ~ -~ ttcSOVJH8RE.A800lfV .. l>O• BRt• 114-'M ~ • 11lo.9' W.1 '74 Spider. llought nt•w an '7G, 15,000mi .Xltll 1·rmd. ll ond bra, ,\~I FM .. tereo !Hill 0111;3 '71l Alla HOml'IJ \llt'tl~I <;T Lo m1. ,11r, AM l l-'M rarhn !!<•Ill m1 li7~ 'lf,!f!J '71 Aull1. mu!.I .,ell! Sunroor. 4 sp<l i:d <·ond • clean• ' &N -5607 9712 •••••......•..•....•.•• SADDLEBACK BMW MOW OH DISPLAY THE630CSi OUR COMPLETE BODY SHOP IS HOW OPEN '\'6, JUtomat1c, air cunt.I & ~tcrl'O tape. fo'1ru:.hed 1n ~liver gra) w/malchmg two-tone in tcraor. Low miles. tss.:>NLD). OMLYS4395 MARQUIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 Datsun 9720 ...•....•.............. DRIVE A LITTLE ... SAVE A LOT SllOP&COMPAHE Open July 4th Weekl'ud BARWICK DATSUN Sun Juan Caµ1slrano 831-1375 493.3375 NEWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS 'llew 1971; Datsun Longbed Pickup. LoadNJ "Jsµec1al µa1nt-1ntcrior- 1tr~ & moon root. Wa~ SS795, Save SltiOO' <1193851 MERCEDES OH DISPLAY House of lmoorts AUTllORIZ~D MERCEDES DEALER. 6862 Manchc:.tcr, Buena Park 523-7250 On the Santa Ana Fwy 1973 MBZ 450SL With sl..reo ca~!t('tle. crwse l"Ontrol & (•hrornl' wire wheels. (953GSU I. How $11,995 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 '77 DEMO 450 SEL Salver. low mile:.. low pnt'e, c:all tor quote. (:13385) HOW$4195 888DOVESTREET Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roads 833·1300 TOP BUYER _ Before you buy a 300D, Compare with a 280E. the Motor Trend Ccr of the Year! Call St't' us f1r,,t, & last! Toµ dollar paid for 1mµort~­ COSTA MESA DATSUN :!IW5 llarbor Blvd t"osla Mcs:.i 5•1U·&ll0 71; 0:.!111 2 Uoor A~l/F~1 radio l..o mi. Mmt c-ond. 642 6271, 552-7181, s.t2-6166 Cun me 1973DATSUH 240Z Joo'm1shed m silver gray. a one owner car & im· maculate thruoot! (395.JKX>. $3995 FIRM MARQUIS VOL VO MISSION VIEJO 831 -2880495-1210 1972 DaL~un 4-dr .S!O. M u~t ~{'II 955·2799 t'V(':-O & wknds. 834-6735 dy., '75 211oz. air, mag~. AM1FM t<1µe . clean. SS.S95 832-2759 or 675-0432 for information or ap- pointment • F,..e Com· pcrison THt. 2 I 3 /9 2 1-8 5 8 8 7 t.~,~~~~?,.~e~O Mercedes Benz Dealer 1972 Mercedes Benz 250 sedan. Red w/n1r & stereo radio. 6 cyl. Ex· ceptJonal cond. 673-6377 Byownr '7l250.GREATCOND Lo m1 PIS P /B. air. AM 1-~M. Must sell! $5100 or bst orr 551 J9R.I ------- BMW RESALES 73 240Z. AM t F'M, auto. 1969 2002 ciir, mags, silver, mu!>l Automatic. :ur c:ond. & sell. 53700. Xlnt 675-4816 1\MJF'M radio A one Rat -9725 owner car. <ZRV449). ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE 1973 3.0CSA Automatic, s unroof, air cond. & low miles. (3.5UPS). We also have a '74 of this model. 19742002 4 speed, AM/FM & only 22,000 original miles. Supersharp! (030KYT>. 1974 BMW 2002til speed. :i1r cond. & stereo c<1~1>l'lle <596MCF>. 1975 2002 '75 124 SPYDER. Xlnt USED cond. S-spd, AM-FM cass., xtras. Bst ofr. MBZ semo 76 300D '72 I 24 SPORT Low miles UB47> Canary yellow, with 74 450SL black vinyl top, 65,000 Low miles (0647) miles, AM/FM stereo, 74 210 CC>Uf» s.&peed, dual pipes. disc \Ybite/Wh.lte <282MlG ) brakes, mags, xlnt tires. 75 450SE Must sell. Sl9SO. Call Met Silver <•9256> Tammy at 640-3818, 9·12 75 450 SEL AM. or 673-7144 and leave Elec. Sunrf. message. Blue/Blue lthr "76 fiat X19. $4500/bstofr. p:608S1 5464641 CVC!> & wknds, 76 450SL c~ K98-2626dys I.ow Miles C38.1Pl\t; > .\11tomat1t'. air <'r111d \Jany More sunroof & mctallu: 1mml "75''.I 124 SPYDER 5 spd. To Choose f'rorn H115-l >. AM FM. xlnt. cond . Best BUY OR l.EASt-: Ofl er. Ml!-7129 48 Month Bank 1975 5301A Fmancrng Avail 01\t: A11loma1tc. ci1r t·und. & 1974 124 Sµor~~ Convert. 2 213/92l·858S stereo A fine one owner top~. AM / r M stereo, 714/623·7250 "70 GT. Lo m1. Slick. radio, heater, air. Best. orrer. 675-3996 eves Sharp "67 GT. $3,000 nu. Wht/blk ant. AM/FM. StSOO/ba.t ofr. 6"2·7709° eves Ope4 974& ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Opel Rallye 2 dr. 4 spd suck. air. $1800. Call (714)$57-8862 9747 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 PANTERA 5 sµel'd, AM/FM w/<'as~clle, Michelin radrnls & low miles. A ~uµcrb classic! Ex· n•llent lease µIan ava1l1t· hie. <955L<IZ) SADDLEBACIC VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 \h• have an ei.cellenl -.clrt·hon plus lhc Chamµ1onsh1p Edition. HOW!!! BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 837-4800 493-4511 •PORSCHE 911 S COUPE '76 Mcrcedes·Benz trade· in and like new! All the lnt'tory at'ces~1>ries and low, low male~. Nol our line ot 1•ar und must sell or lt'nM· 1mmcd1ately. <&·r 11.r.m. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 2131921-8588 714/523-72~ •PORSCHE 911 S COUPE 'N Mercedes-Benz trade· in. This one shows pnde of ownership. All the fac· tory accessones. Priced to sell TODAY! Call fot' more in(ormation. (007KJV> HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-8588 7141523-7250 1968Porsche912 In 1•xccllent condition with 5 spet>cl trans. & l'hromc wheels. lWl'M2571 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 75 Porsche 914. Silver. AM Jlo'M. 34,300 miles. $5850, <280·t4MK> 548·2196 '75 914. Low milts. PP. AM/FM st.ereo cassette. Very dean. 552-0042 ·ss 356 SC Porsche. Gd eood. Xll'H. 5!iOO or bit oCr. Eves (714)496-G39 "68 PORSCHE 912. Dr. ftreetl, S spd, well kept. S.'iOOO. 64S-47Sl 1976 PORSCHE TURIO CARRERA He1ge color, lo ma. Cully eqwpped, show rm. rt ady. C ROWN 0 I, () S M 0 B l L. t: , 213/793 9134 Roy or Cul ·71 ·!JUE Tal'ga, AM /t'M radio, minL rond, lo mi. S799!i. 898-8932 I rar. (062NIF). ~~.() m1, x lnl cond. ____ _ ~ .. , '69 Mercedes 280SL; '70 1967 Ponche912 1971 850 Racer. good Mercedes 280SL, see c.o .. .......1 't .. b 1976 20f~Z · cond. Sll!iO. 152·5752. •• s""""'° wa 11 rown •x· 4 !!peed, su.oroo ,.. stereo. 6'13-4666 apprec. 536-5006. terior. Su po&' ciella ! (489PCT). Honda 9727 72 Mercedes Bens 280 SE ~~----•H- wbite, w/oonac Int. orig ~ ""-~ SADDLUACIC ff•••---·•••• ownr. Lo ml, xlnt coad. MIRACLI MAD.A VAi.UY IMPORTS . ..... Mew •77 $1950.548-8900: li2'1·22Vl 21.SOBarbor Bt..t.,.C.X. 131·2040 495-4949 HONDA c '72 4SOll'O SL. atored. Ut-645-5700 MANY ars Ue med. Settle Estate. ·a 3S8A.. Sllft'r • flilk. To CllooH "'°"'1 49N100 Part. flna~. nd1aJs. trra. Tflb& ~ U.._.IVERSITY 191' Dieltl •D. $9000. lll00.4Mt21JD .... 33,000mll• ~asec.oRIGIN~ ow..-111 61$-9502 VERY CLEAN .. ,a&arm Hoftde c.. • GMC MG 9742 ENG. Tf'llC.kt ••••••••••••••• • ••••••• $4900. 673-1383 CRE VI ER , .Awtoa, Import.cf Awtoa, UHd Autot, UHd Monday, July•. 1977 DAILY PILOT BI~ " •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Auto U Ued All/ifM.1 .. irW -~1•...W AMtoa,IMport.d Vel•o 9772 Codlllac 9915 Codilloc 9915 ..... !· .. !::t_ ......... AMtcK.U~~ ............ ~!· .. ~ ........... ~ . ...................... ·········'············· •••.•.••.•............• ..........••••..••...•• . ·········•··•·•••• ....... . Wt~..,. 9716 ......... 9770 Vdksw119"' 9770 ••••••••••••••••,•••••• -~·· • Chen°'•' 9920 O..•l"OMt 9920 Che•rol•t 9920 ••••••••.............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •• ••. •••• I t72 VOLVO . fB El Dorado. Xlnl c:ood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••. '1\Ar'1l l A~lf' vws•LE!!! 1974VWIUCi PllOOCOUPE Belltoffe!94..4()'.i:J ·53 Chevy Impala f.dr. '830Mwy Nova, waeon. '7SMooteCarlo,3l,OOOtn1, 1-1 ~ lJL \l~ 1!J A 4 11 !t'd. radio & healer 4 s(>t!{'d w/ovudrlve & es,ooo orl&inal miles. Good trans. cer. New & loi.ded. Xlnt cood, WeHaveAl'IEu Jlaot Lo~m11c1111c&extra.,cJC AM/fo'M stereo nu.Ho 1974CADILLAC Cainaro 9917 PtS. P /8, Brand new brakes.548-4116.$290. SUJ0.898·7030 ___ _ ~ <Jar Co. s.JectkWl Of VW tro ch:at> ! <MK 1.J) lmmuculatc lhruout with COUl'E DEVILLE •••••••••• • ••••••• •• ••• ls rc:i. Runs perfectly· 1964 Chevy Novo, '73 Capru:e Clusac. 2-dr. li11M9•Campen OHLYS2795 lnwmlles.<30lE.'TV> t::xqu1slle Firemis l 1974ChnyCamaro ~oroffer.Casbonly. ask10g$e00 fu1Jpwr,llti.tecrtng,2nu RGI 1\oJte • B.nUe ........... ct llLLYATIS OHLY$4295 brownw1lhtanCabriolCL Aulomullr, air rond., 638-9308 Callall6PM,847-0247 ures, l.Jc pd to 278. t VW-POISCHI Mil9UIS VOLVO top and AM/FM stereo. AM/FM & low m1lcl> In , . , ownr.~·17~ • aa.<>UDIU Oinv.mo. Od f'OOd. JI l ,SCIO ('DSNOK) ~·A ' w.mhSt.CM 4714)131~ SanJuanCas>latraoo MISS10NVIEJO <U24KBV>. l>Upcrb ~onllltaoo. ~ou donl n~ a gun to 69.Chevy Impala ~igh 1'he fa&tet dr_a_w_an-th.-. IJ7-41004tJ.411 I lll-2110495·1210 $5188 (474PHI> 'druw fast when y~u rruleage.$450. WC!t a U111ly P1lol ~KARROR Bl.VD S.ADDLEIACK place an ad m the Daily 642·5063 t'lu!1~1hed Atl. Phont" VW tl&ll flber1ln.11 dr•& 540..6410 540.0Z 1 l b VALLEY IMPORTS Pi~t2 ~~~t Ads' Call now ~nt Ads Call 642 scn8 642·5bill COMCAMHOH•s HOISIUSS ST AILIS ,.ar ius turh01·hur11C1r Aaltos, Ui.ct ·ftt,.T-1 erS 811-2040 .. 95 ... 9•9 ----Sl2JUll len t:llilllli! SllOIJ ·n VW <"ttll\ l Xlnt •·ond ••••••••••• ••• • • ••• •••• 1 ~ .. .. .. -Autoa, Hew 9100 Autos. Hew 9100 Autos. Hew 9IOO d~ 1\1\1 1-"\l l del·k ~u11t•1 11 General 990 I c d•Jt "ti9 Cumuru SS, nl.'ros nl'w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••Oj• ~oou 7!>2 O~-&O "'" lor • •••••••• •••• •••• •• •• • • a I ac h I ""3 0 Vw I ,, eni: or O\ t•r .Hi • ,.. 5 1111 • •• "·"· uew """' llll(I BRICKLIN ~17 l\1:l llillnl, xlnl contl Ht•r l:t & llrol<er:. ol flnc t•unl~m Aftlll'M, t·allti:jl 17!!:t 1>11 \'W llu1: Huu~ xlnl 1117~ SVI. Whitt• w ~uddlt• IJ(W"1&ry nc" hi :Aki.... ,1\·rco 1ntt·rwr. 1\M fM i.Lerco. '1,1111 lt.11h111 UIHI I ,,q,, Mt•,,1 'W 1111111 '711 Camaro Aulu. n1:w tires .. \~I /FM II trk , ROLLSROYCt; 'TS Rabbit. Xln1 t:ond :slUUO llrm ~55078 Jtr, full 1iwr. orii:. BENTLEY .l\M/l"M, radl:ds lireul manuals. Must l>Cll. due _ ~-great cond. ~1800/besl ol aut.omoblles rruleaao. perl pkg. '7796 '71 VW l>lree< 11.'J:ul Uunc to relocation $11500. or ·75 Cadillac Coupe de fer. 847·_S2_L_l ___ _ 2711 t;.CoaatHwy Call 496·4107 iift 5 & BUl!&Y· Xlnl cond. rblt bst otr1:r luk1:s lh1s Ville. Fully Loaded. low •73 CAMARO runs like (TI,)675-0830 wkndll en~. Must !>cc. $1200 _wk 1,~n~s..t0.1515l~xt24"..:._ miles. beautif~I. $6_500. new, loaded w/xtras, ·········----54!>·7809;irt llPM Brown w I beige vinyl $2995 552.5479 ~ 9762 77 VW Coovert. white on 9905 top. Pri. Party. 871-7075 ---·------••••••••••••• .. -•••••• while, make offer . "72VWCamperbus AMC '74 6 cyl, P/S, P/8, tMrlt "78 SUBARU S spd .. A/C, 681-0325 af\ SPM S8,000 M1. New paint, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Cad CdV. Vinyl top, AM /FM 4·spkr stereo. AM/FM stereo. llmP&. rblt eng., tape deck. 1973 GREMLIM factory air, P/S. P/B, MagwhJs.67so36l $!99.S."2-4994atUPll "12VW,maga,bubblewm· S2WS Stick shirt. mag whls, G-way P /Seats, gold ---------1 ---------1 dows,CWllint. &st offer Allt'r6 l'M &Wkends stereo tape, xtra xtra leather 1oterior. good Che•rolt+ 9920 Toyota 9765 645-4192 G7S-6372 ti73·113ti mce Only $1S95 9630777 radial tires. 72,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• .. • c:40''""" or1"g1nal miles "'1800 76 VW Bus, suorr. uuto. '71 \'W Poplop Cmpr or ..... ....._.._ · ~ · 1975 TOYOTA AM nt tape. dclu'~ 61,000 m1, fully e~UIPIJ\'0 Pacer x only 13.000 llll K7045641Fullertoo). CORONA 4 DOOi 11,000 m1. $6,000 962 l !Rl ,lnl S2750 558 !l'l-12 1\ulti air :.tcrco p s. DELUXE SEDAN 4 -. ----PB.Lil ~hi t•lc' I' I' -;peed with gold exterior. 67 VW BUS. Bllns. r_uni. VW RABBIT 91;:1 ;1:i:i aft 51;\1 Only 30 126 miles good SlSOOtolr MS.ll8.l 77CHAMP.AGNE '1701\:IN> ' cv. 7G8·3261 "kll" EDITION Buick Sale Priced-.$2388 HA Ht. Ll VW \Jn'' ~1dt• 77 SCIROCCOS ••••••••••••• •• ••••• •" • MIRACLE MAIDA 11r,., 011 both :.1Je, 't'""" IN STOCK 7~1 tluu·lo. ~I..' hJ" I.. LU 1~111 ~l50 llurhor Blvd CM It'll lrnt dr & t•ni: \\11rk m1 'vii. I'S;\\, I'll "rn 645-5700 ~l"\ rmJ t1n·s \l;ol..1·11lr 11101 m.11:' \;\I I· \I H 6.1l 2!17R 11 k 1rn111u 1 . s:n '" 10 Toynt..i Mark It. ,11r. • !179 57171°\l' ,lntcond, Sl:iOO llaJa flu1: Zenith c .11'11. 49'1 lll21i ~unrf. Xlnt cund lll"•I 111 ·70 llu1C•k Opd 1 t'tl :wllan. -----fer :-"'8·S21!2 70 VW :.1.UOO m1. new lm::.. JU::il 99 10 1974 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE \\1th full po"cr llnl· fl\\ nt•r t'Jr in su~rh 1·on tl1twn 1HJ ll\.l.l 1 !'>.11t- lllll't•d bl'luw "hul•·'" i.. t.luel>11<Jk .. 1 ONLY $4595 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 ·1t; Ccllca. AM /FM. 5 spd. ---'"'UAR EB CK tundt.'<i $725. 53G· 7305 MI NT CONDITlON. 75 Volks bus, red. very s.,. A -.- -'73 El.Dorado. Mint cond. 9fi2-4604 cleun, 26M. 979-6324, GHLA2S. Sl300. Sharp! "76 Skyhawk. Sporty. Like White with blue interior S42..oo97. Don. 548-2196 new. 25M mi. 22mpg. St 275 '76 Toyota Corona, 4 s:mo. Call 646-2414 GM·5046 675·8493 dr/air/S spd stk great ·ss VW, sun roof, not '76 BUS . . . fam car $3400. 552-0507 much to look at, but de· $5350. 552·0611 73 R1v1cra, xlnl cond, '72Cadillac, pendable. SSZS. 642·2072 many xtras, Best offer. ELDOCONVERTIBLE Triwmph 9767 VolYO 9772 495-0151 aCl6PM Immaculate. Loaded ••••••••••••••••••••••• '61 VW Bus, new clutch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 972 8 k Sk 1 k ood with all powl.'r ac-trans motor 20K mi I uic Y ar · g , t k SALE! HewChevys and Used Cars OPEN Each day of th~ Holiday Weekend, incl1i1dln9 Monday HOWARD Chevrolet Uove & Quail Sis. 1977 TRIUMPH • 847-8371 . ORANGE COUHTY cond. 4 new M ichehn cessones + AM Fl\ st SPITFIRE VOLVO tire-; $1100 or b~l ofr. stereo. tilt. & cruise New 559 S27 White w /red leather ml 66 VW, rle:.in. mu!il l>Ce lo EXCLUSl\'ELY VOl.\'O 0 Offer675·3323 Used NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 833-0116 awrcr $895 Lar~f'Sl Volvo U<'Jll.'f 1973 Bu11:k !-~late Wai: - -------5366317 mOrani:1:Counl)' f'ull P"H ~ 11 tra<:k l9'7IS1.;dan De Ville Xlnt LINCOLN MERCURY 16100 llACH ll VD. HUNTINGTON llACH 842·8844 BUYnrLEASI-. A;\1 f";\1 Orti: 0 "0 cund Fullyloadcd :\lul>l Find whJl \llU "Jill 1n UIHEL'T S2500 t.·15 SO>l!I :.et' 'lio:t liJJ(; O.uly P1lolCl<1,.s1f1cds v"" •MSutio 10 .., "'" uc ••H><...,... "' '°"" 1~ 11 1o~J~t~!~k!~EtJl<~~tk ~·,·~· ~[~·,~~·~ Autos, Mew 9.10.~ ~.°.!·.~:."! ....... !~!~ ~.°.!·.~::: ....... !~.~~ ~.°.!·.~:."! ....... !~!~ !~~·.~:."! ....... !~~~ ~.°.!·.~:."! ....... !~~~ lht' U<11ly l'ilot llclp • T • •••••••••••••••••• •• W<onll'<l t:laSl>1f1t·al1on If --------the JCll> you wunt 1s not 2025 S. Manchester F'ind what you want m Daily Pilot Class1hcds_. _ lhl•re you m1ghl corui1d1:r A heim 750-2011 olfenn.i: your scn·1rcs na ~1lh an ad m the Joli '76 Volvo. 2&\ Warranty, Want<"<I c:.itc~ory . Phone leather. full 1.oquip. $7600. 612 Stl78 494-0632 Aaltos, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Awtos, Mew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER VALUES! 1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAN .._s ,, ~ 4 speed lronl disc brakes rack & p1n1on _ · ~... , steerino el('ctroc rear window detroster d ---=:r--wheel covers 2 3 111re enq1ne deluxe · bumper groop & tmled glass (127830) NOW ONLY SJJ89 I 977 FORD GRANADA 4 DR SEDAM WITH A LIMITED EDITION PACKAGE Cru•se-0-mahc. w/SMt lores. rocker panel rroldlngs. deluxe wheel covers. dual paint Slr•PS 250 6 cvl enqone pwr steerong & disc brakes dlx bumper & v1sabol1ty qroups ltnled gl11ss & bOdy side mold1nqs 12074811 NOW ONLY s4579 SUPER USED CAR VALUES ~h~s71~.I~!?~! :v~C!~~e. 4 speed tddlO & s 17 9 9 heater. (60996U) A real value at ;974DATSUHCOU-PE _____ $1899 Equipment includes 4 cyl enq1ne. automahc transmission. radio & heater (071KPH). ~:?~:11~~c~n~~~~1nded' • cv1 4 speed$1999 trans radio and healer !S96KGC) 1974 FORD COURIER PICKUP $ 2199 A tough little truck with 4 cyl enq1ne 4 spt>ec1 1r1ns r11<110 healnr & rack (91474L) 1974 CAPRI COUPE $ 2999 6 cyl. engine. autom1nc air cond111on1ng vinyl · roof. radio. vtnyl 1n1erior & pwr. brtkes ::L:,..,L1DCOWI SJ099 va. automatic. factcwy air oond •. pwr. steefing. poww brakes A vinyl roof. (58QJSH). lt74 CH1YY 'h TOM PICIRI' $3 39 .With SHELL I cyl. engine. atlck 11\ift. 111dlo 6 hMtlr. (8920!9~ ALHAMBH DATSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN ARCADIA DATSUN, INC. WALLY TUCKER DATSUN. INC BALDWIN DATSU N CANOGA DATSUN COSTA MESA DATSUN CULYEJ CITY DATSUN DOWNEY DATSUN, INC. A TlANTIC DATSUN UNIVERSITY DATSUN CUOCN CROY£ OlTSUM DOT DATSUN, IMC. WE DON'T HAVE A MR. F. OR A MRS. G. BUT THE SAFEWA~ ISTO TELL A FRIEND MARKET BASKET ~· RALPHS 'I ALP 0H1A BETA4 IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR HEW YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! ' CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEM COME SEE THE VOLUME DATSUN DEALER!! "810"· IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1970D.ATSUM 1968ARHIRD 'IC1NP • tPtt•lf ,,,.w oa1"t ""'<0 liut" '''"" ~ ••••"'t. (U&HSJ ,.,.,.,, """'orHlf fV\A018J 5 1795 s 1195 1972YEGA 1975FOID ITAnatt•A--·-A<ltO "-.. M condlllonlft!> Alllo. 11-. laclaly w ~ =~:-:::.:J: Scl>OOll_ .. _,~l '°"""°' s995 sa295 lt73VW ~ I t72 POMT1AC .-... ,.ull'I I•-"" ~•0'""9. """"' .,_ 11noro1 5 1795 lt74GMC '9CaW AulO t'IM -tt'Mfl/fO, _ ............. ~ (4M12Wl IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1972MAZDA U> c • oe-o ~o Ruin• ,,,.~, e,....., ,...,... 11900901 5 1195 lt7ZYW ........... ClftGl.lfl 52395 • FOOTHILL DATSUN. INC. MOON DATSUN LONG BEACH DATSUN DOWNTOWN l A. MOTORS IMPERIAL DATSUN. INC. UNIVEaSAL CITY DATSUN, INC. NEWPORT DATSUN QUALITY DATSUN IMPORT PASADENA DATSUN IWWD IMPOITS. INC. • DAIL V PILO'I' A.ulo1, U1ecl ...... U1ed ...... UHd uHcl ;.;.:;;······· .. •• .. ;;~·; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Q w1&.t 9920 Dodp · 9931 Maverick 9947 , ~ ••••••••-••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 P into automatic, ._NOVA. sood runnln.i •&>ODGECMAllGU '73 MAVERICK. 4 dr. ~ Lrk tape, $1~. cond.iUoft, S'75. SI $4995 Sedan, auto trans, lo mi., .... _,.. ~-l~ '70 Mt•r·l'l'dt•" Ben,· trade· ~~~5~~e:4&~9d07~0:1t Plymouth 9960 974 Malibu Sta. W1n. A /(' in 111111 I 1 k u 11 ti w. 3:30PP.t ~·••••••••••••••••••••• PIS P /B. 2 soaai.ur. luw H11wl./hl111·k. All the fuc· • 70 Fury JU. Blue, gd raclL Xlnt rond. Clciirn. t ury 111·1·t111i.urlui.. Low, Mllrcwy 9950 cond. Lo mi. $750. aioo.~-881~ low n11h·:1, mu!Sl i.t1ll Im· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·1147 •n Chevy Wai:on. l• ts. mt."1.l1utuly. <~l'h.Li> '69 MERCURY clea n Ponti 9965 w/new paml job. 4 dr.. ac P/B, air. 3SOcni,:, '50(). fl46 38.'tl HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-1588 M S400 963 7270 • • • • • • • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ontercy. . . 1976 PONTIAC ~~~--~~~• "it Nova 4 cJr, 111r, 111111>. vinyl roof, xlnl co11d., low tru, S2800. 64~ 2262 ~~c:'!? •••••••••• !!.5.~ GRAND PRIX Automatic, pwr. steering & brukes, air cond .. light blue w /matching interior & lo w mileage . 714/523-7250 '66 Auto 289. 57.000 orig --ma. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond. 7~ l 'oll w /dt•111m Lov &. $1800.1131·1548 MWh> /\uto, uar, AM lf'M, 9930 maMs. S harp. 12195. 1968. A/C, 3-spd. Runs -••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 44171 well. Great body. $1800. --661-0lQ6 493·6891 1975 MARI( IV '74 C:harger. New radials, ----' ------• Luxury intenor, s~cr~ A/C. xlnt cond. $3300 or '65 Mwstang 4 spd, new t a p e & ALL 1HE bstofr.~9102 haghperf.289,paint, EXTRAS! Only 32,413 ~ lires, mags, xlnl cond. (745PPF>. ONLY$5495 mllea. (755SRR>. For 74 Charger SE. PW, PJJ. Must see & drive. $1950. saJe at $7950. Cort Fox PS, air. stereo, speed 494.7403 Leashsg.Call t'Onlrol, vm roof. mags, ---------67 Le Mans auto PS 645-36&1 fine cond. $3800/bst o!r. 'tl6 Mustang. New motor. AM/FM, ;,ln top, i ---------• 5116-2014, 5·9PM Good Tires. $950/Cash. owner immac 1·nt $950 c:on.... 9n2 642-8393 • • • • •••••••·--••••-••• '71 Dodge Swinger, 2 dr, _644-__ 1490 ______ _ auto, PS, only 40M mi. Oldsmobil~ · 9955 '70 Bonneville Convt AC CORVETI'ES SlSOO. Ph 548·1947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond, $145oiorr '. · Dlux '70 Toro Xlnt cond. 55!1·9242 CHOICE OF IO Ford 9940 2dr, gd mtg s1soo1orr. -------•••••••••••••••• •. • •• •• P /P eve & wkds 646-1205 68 Pontiac Convertible, 1961THRU1977 new roof. 4 spd, m:ig N1W 1f77 f'OHnAC SUNlllD IMMADN'TI DUIVlaV HO. -71'7UU7.0 IU. MICC. HlAll mtl '5686.85 *780.85 '9424.60* *1458.60 4 ::.peeds & Automatics O~County's LanJest & Finest s.aection ~;---PH IL '74 Toronado, Brougham, wheels, $850. 7S.'H609 loaded, P /S, tlt·whl,1----------LONG P/dr Jock. AM stereo 8· '74 Firebil'd, 6 cyl, 3-spd, FORD trk, P /W, P /Sts, blk Xlntcond.$2900.646·0314 ribbed cust. int, $4000. aft12 •4866 PlUI TU AND UC. •7966 EZ FINANCING WELEA.SI'.: CORVE'rn:s HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail Streets NEWPORT BEACH 833·0555 Orig. owner. 552'3891 •-.7-3_L_U_X_U_R_Y_I_,e_M_a _ns-. Pinto 9957 Xlnt. cond. /\M /FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, full pwr .. lo mi. 1974PIHTO Mustsell.546-0605 2 Door. 4 speed, radio, 68 Ventul'a Station Wgn l .. ,,.,.,,,,."-•"'-••• ... •• heater & tape deck. A xlntcond. A/C SlOOO. ' ., ........... c..... , .. _. fn~e runmog car with low 675.96is 3976 Corvette-In beautiful rruleage. (024NOQ>. condition & with low ·oo LTD, P/S, P/B, A/C, ONLY $1995 Tlutderbird 9970 miles. Pwr. windows, Runs well. $650/ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• mags, stereo, air cond. & 497-2255eves. ' ·74 THUNDERBIRD pin striping. (452SWT>. Got Ever ythin g . .For sale-asking $7995. 76 ~ord Elite. only 10.,000 Perfect! $4995/bst ofr. CortFoxLeasing.Call m1, lake new, beautiful 2845HARBORBLVD. 494-8555 645-3661 silver & blue. Must sell! 540.641 o 540.021 l V------- 9 - 9 - 7 -4 ~~IB • •75 Orange, T-top, assume '74 Deluxe Wgn. Auto/air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• le a se or purchas e. '74 Mustang JI, V·ti, auto. lugrack,xlntcond, $2495 VEGA '76 552-0143 ~~-~:,;;1;.:~as radio, ~~e~~~~er. 645'7221• HATCHBACK GT 74 Corvette, white T-top, , • -DEMO. 5 speed trans., xlnt. 31.500 mi, $7,000 or 76 ~ord ~rD. 4 dr; 25·000 1972 Pinto, $995, AM a 1 r c on rl . . e t c . offer. &15-7893 mi. Beautiful ca.r. re-radio, good cond., (6505/3532). Was S.1'795. 9933 duccdto$41so.846·3242 536·0960 ONLY $3495 ~~!'!"•••••••••••••••• '69 Cortina. Huns gd, lots ,74 Pinto wagon air :iuto HOWARD Chevrolet 1!176 Mer cury Cougar· of new parts. 69·000· Mk AM/FM, lo ~i, belo~ Dove & Quail Sis. Vinyl roof, stereo tape, ofr. ~all l!ev 7·4 tMon-Fr1 low blue book, $2195. NEWPORT BEACH tilt wheel & low miles. 979·1!29'.!. 963-7062 833-0555 (991NJA). For sale at 1973 Ford Galax1e 500 . s · low wholesale bluebook 4 . d t : p s ' 75 ta. Wgn, 10 mi, P ~s. '72 Vega. White w /blk rac· atONLYs.1800.CorlFox Ptdf;c.abrk~·. :1:l~'cond: P /B. auto trans, air. ing stripes, 8 track & Leasing. Call $1595. 552-1657 /\M/FM .stereo. new stl radio. Mags. Xlnt cond. 645-3661 bit radials, V-6 eng. SU\OO/bstofr.962-IJ505 ----------1'75Granada.18k mi.Choc Owner. 644-2228 or --------- 1975 Cougar XR7, xlnt brn. Loaded. Xlnt cond. 556-4181 1 9 7 4 V e g a G T cond, loaded TOP. Call Must sell. 963·4994 1973 Pinto Runabout 4 Hatchback·4 speed, air aft 5. 494·8469; 494-052•! 69 Ra.nch Wagon, p /S, spd, 25,000 mi. RH. $1sSo. ~~~~~~ r~~~~--~::~I ~~~ '68 Cougar, ps, pb, air, AM/FM, good enl{, etc. 548·4189 sale at $1695. (978JN0). r /h,vmyllop,78,000mi. 98,000 mi, $595/ofr . CortFoxLeasing.Call SIOSO. 846-2763 aft 6 pm. !>10-1459 Want Ad Results 642·5671! 645-3661 N1W 1977 PONJIAC flUlllD IMMIDIATI DeUVlaY NO. 2'17C7H17~1) NEW 1977 GMC · NEW 1977 GMC V2 TON 3.4 TON PICK-UP PICK-UP ---· -RlllUVUf NO. TU147UUM1 NEW 1177 GllC 1 TON 12' FLAT BED -Dl&IVAf -.n:-•u1111a •3H6 ¥ •5366 ¥ •6666 ¥ •1166 ~ , Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 !Autos, Mew 98001Autos Hew 9100,Autos Hew 9800,Autos Mew 9100 ....... . . . ·~·············· ..••..••.•..••...•...•••...••.......•.....•••.....•.......................••••••.•..••................................•.......•.......•.•• ···············!······· •·•••·•·•····•··•··•·•• - -. JOHNSON & SON HAS A CAR FOR YOU . . I • 1975 MONARCH Beaulilul green melalhc wllh White interior & malch1ng vinyl roof. alr cond11ionlng. pcwer steering & power brakes. radio. automa1oc transmission. A real Jewel. lie. 1461 PEV 54395°0 1974 FORD Torino Col11>e. Sharp and clean. white w1lh black vinyl roof & interior. aulomattc transmission. oower brakes. oower steering. radio. air cond1t1oning. lie. #635LAK s2995oo 197 4 LINCOLN Continental 4 Door Sedan. Son beloe with' leather Interior. and brown vlnYI roof. f1,1ll oower of course. 9fereo. air conditioning. • great lamlly car. an OtJtstand1ng buy. Lie. •6661(.JC -· USED CAR SPECIALS 197 4 LINCOLN Continental Couoe. Medium Beige eJ<terior. with dark brown vinyl rool. and brown leather interior. full power. air conditioning. stereo. speed control, tilt wheel. & more See 1t now. lie. t07SKEK s4995oo 1973 DODGE Polars 4 Door Sedan. Medium brown metalllc. wilh gold colored clolh interior. -power brakes. power steering. sir conditioning. radio. automallc transmission. Ideal family sedan. Priced to oo. l ie. •583ROK 52195°0 1974 FORD ~ Door Sedan. Nice soft yellow. with ore.n _intenor end vhwt roof. power s1eet1no & power • brakes. sir condltlonl,,o. u1dlo, automatic tranamission.. Lie. tt186KVt 52695°0 1972 LINCOLN 41 Ooor Sedan. Black with metcning Interior and vinyl roof. lull power of course. air condlloonong and more. many mlles ol gOod transoortation al a low price. Loe. •433EHP s2495oo 1.1172 MERCURY Marouls 4 Door Sedan. Full p0-. comfort lounge seals. radio. air cond1tlonlng. vinyl roof, automatic transmission.' priced l!O IOw. Lie. •179ESO s 1599oo 1972 FORD Country Souire Wagon. Nice waoon Will1 oower steering & power brakes. rlldio. •air conditioning, real nice for those week.,,d trips. I.le. •242ElU 5 1895°0 ORANGe COUNTY'S OLDEST LINCOLN· MERCURY DEALERSHIP 1972 T-BIRD Only 29.000 "'1es. a real eye catcher. riower steering & p0wer brakes. air conditionono. radio. automatic transm.sslon. vlnyl roof. neat g clean. lie. •S330ZK 1972 FORD Pinto. Beige With matching lnlerior. 4 cvr. 4 speed. r8d10. 1ess than '40,000 miles. Lie. •oe1010 s 1895°0 197SCOMET 4 Door sedtrl. Automatic transmission. DOWel' •leering, tlldlo. air oondUiOnlng. wtllte with a nddle tan interior. prlced. to eell. L.lo. i187MXG 1 .J